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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
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EXPERIENCED GRAFTERs" NOT
SCARCE

Salem, Or, Mar. !, 1918.
Editor Capital Journal notice in
your advertising columns as follows:
Wanted, experienced grafters." Evi-
IDENTIFY, Mr.. Editor, this party is not a
close reader of the Journal Permit me
to recommend President Kerr as an
experienced and highly successful
CRATER, and one who phys his trade at
all seasons of the year. However, should
President Kerr be just now overwork-
ed he has a coterie Of experienced as
sistants; chief among whom are, Hon
J. K. Weatherford, president of q. A.
c. regents; J. A. Churchill, superintend-
ent of public instruction, and &. n.
Spence, state grange master, also .. A.
G. regents.
Relative to qualifications and recent
experiences as astute graftcrs, com
mission, consisting cf these 3 assist
ants prepared statement which, too,
was unanimously adopted by the full
hoard of regents. It was published IN
the Oregonian on date of Nov. 26. 1917
that President Kerr was offered $4,000
to 90 to Kansas. It has since been in
disputably established that President
Kerr was net Offered $4,000 or any 9TH
er amount to go to Kansas college; or
that he was at all considered for that
position; and further that Kansas col
lege never paid more than $4,000, the
president to furnishe his own residence.
This statement was published in the
Journal of Jan. IA, 1918. They say:
''We had full knowledge of all the
facts and at the time President Kerr s
salary was raised No deception was
practiced on the people of the state" :"
That s No. ]; ''President Kerr did not
ask any increase i'm isalary.' Well,
that IS No. g The board has ample cor
roborative information that President
Kerr was offered the Kansas presiden-
cy at an increased salary That's an
other. ''That the board has been for
two years urging President Kerr to ac-
cept a raise in salary and he refused;'
Listen! (Oh, that was George Washing
ton turning over in his grave.) cat the
meeting Dr. Kerr appeared before the
board at its request, and made brief
statement. Tt was to the effect that he
was being considered for the presi-
dencv of another institution
Eh? What? Well that S confession.
Had these experienced grafters been
on terra firma at the time advertise
ment was made for an experienced
CRATER to deceive Ahab and his house
the heads of Ahab and his seventy sons
on pixies would have been paraded in
the streets of Corvallis in swift or
der. Be it remembered that at the last
legislative session a bill was introduc-
ed to reduce President Kerr s salary
below $1,000. DR.. Kerr was conspicuous
in the state house lobby. Tn the senate
chamber and beside the chair of (act
ing) Senator Hawley, who was active
in the defeat of this bill "Kerr all
the while refusing salary increases u
(regents' report) and why not. The
state executive gets only $4,000 salary
aud the supreme court judges salary
is but $4,000 DR. Kerr s success in lob
bying against the bill was successful,
and DR.. Kerr is appreeiative of favors
conferred
Feb. IA, 1917 7 exposed in the Capt.
tai Journal that Hawley was. inelligi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
oREGoNIAN CRITICIzEs HAWLEY

Discussing the question asked by the Eugene RegsCef
of: "Whats Wrong With Portlard?" the Oregonlan
talks frankly admitting Portland to blame for the city
and the state tagging but at the same time charges hat
other sections Of the state equally to blame TINS IS
at least narv true 1t also suggests that the rest OF the
state should iOn hands with Portland in betterng cond-
tons and pushing not only Portland but the state to the
front In so doing it for the first time so far as we can
remember finds fault with the congressman OF tne ste
but especially with Representative Hawley of this dis
trict It says: portland may to advantage JOIN WIN
Lane and other counties in sending to congress men VINO
are more wide awake to the needs OF oregon than some
of the present delegation-men who are well INFORMED,
who keep p to date and who work energecaly and I'M
remittngy for the interests OF Oregon not yeldhg 10
the soporfc influence Of Washington life The sugges-
ton as to Lane county makes the Oreg0nlans crcls
direct charge of incompetency against Congressman
Hawey since he is from the district in which Lane county
is located This coming from the leading republican
paper of the state serious chafge ana one haC Soo
not he overlooked If it true there should be change
and if a change the sooner the better. Personally Con-
gressman Hawey is above reproach but tnere are many
who will agree with the Oregonlan that ne not an loea
congressman He is round plug IN square mole, and
90 does not fill it, Tt is matter the remedyng OF Whcn
rests entirely with the republicans of this district Inc
nomination for the office is practically an eecuon ana
so the citizens of the district outside OF the republican
Marty have nothing to say as to the changing of the con-
pressnan AS good citizens however the repuocans OF
the district owe it to themselves and to the state to put IN
the office the very best material they have surrey heie
are men in the district who are capable OF husthg IN
the interests Of the state and Of accomplishing things Tor
it. If there are such of them should be gwen
chance to show what be done toward putting oregon
in the meght and getting for her that recognition her
merits deserve The wretched mixup over the building
Of wooden ships evidence of the lack OF ability OF the
Oregon delegation and it is but one of many 1t up to
the republicans to say whether conditions shall remain as
thew are or be changed VIII they act wait until condi-
tons are such that the people will send democrat to the
lower house of congress from this district! Inc de
cot moht be no Improvement but the voters and tax
uayers are realizing they are getting nothing from their
congressman in the way of proper recognition OF the
state and if they hope of change in thus direction
they will be tempted to try something else Inc oregon
ian evidently thinks they should.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps

got ready.
1.-The concert was wonderful loved
music and it was always a treat for me
TO hear the great artists. Kreisler was
the viohnist, and 1 scarcely breathed
while he was playing, so fearful was 1
that l might lose note.
q wish you could see your face,
Evelyn said to me when he had finally
made his last bow, ''You look as if You
well as if you had been listening to
the angels. -
"Oh, he is so wonderful his music is
angelic - l returned.
When the concert was over Evelyn in
sisted that we have tea together, so we
went into a dear little tea room near
the hall and had tea and sweet cakes,
and told each other Of our girlhood, Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
IArrnn FoR RoorLEGGING

Portland, Or Mar. &C. W. Lock
wood and A. Mcintosh, Northern Pa
cific freight yard employees, were to-
day sentenced to sixty days in Jail, fol
lowing their pleas of guilty in federal
court to a charge of purloining sixty
quarts of liquor consigned to Wash
ington point from California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

CHAPTER XVII,

CHATTER ANill.
Mrs Reeve called one afternoon and
invited me to 60 to a concert with her
Il know it is inexeusable to ask you
ON such short notice, but did not know
could 90 until about an hour ago.
''Oh that doesn { make any differ
eneel IN be ready in a jiffyl" l eN-
claimed, then hesitated. l wanted to ask
her to nay room to chat while | dressed
instead of leaving her down in the
drawing room alone, but would it be the
right thing to dot "Would you like to
come up with me while ] changee"
finally ventured.
Indeed I should" and we ehatted
away like couple Of magpies while
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

WHO JakeS MS snIlIUgS and DUyS a DaDy
bond does to stop the killings Ger there across the
pond than forty reubens waiing and beating of their
STATS with strips of crepe atraing from bands around
their hats The man who lends his money to good old
Uncle Sam, makes all the outlook sunny from York to
Yuba DAM Oh, chez, I'm sick of fighting! I'd see the
dove of peace upon flag aightng, fair and slick
grease that may help to bring her another bond I'll
buy and thus I'll push the stinger in Kaiser Biys eye
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

In discussing n-partsanship the Oregonan says:
"a still matrer judgment is that non-paTtsan is an
intense partisan of a confirmed minority seeking way
to fool the majority" Thus have reason given by
the Oregonian itself for its contention that the national
administration should be nonpartsan; why 1t endorsed
90 heartily that famous non-partisan leader Senator
Chamberlain and his nom partisan cabinet scheme
Sometimes we have wondered why the Oregonian could
be so narrowly partisan in state affairs and so literally
nonpartisan in national affairs but the frank con-
fesson of the editor makes his purpose perfectly plain
and logical as Oregonian logic goes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06
Rippling Rhymes
by WaLt Mason
HOW TO END IT

Gee whiz, but am weary, of war, that does
not cease; my eyes are red and bleary, I've
wept so much for peace; for peace that is
departed, and has been gone for years; and
l am broken hearted, and tired of squirting
tears. My watch l have been keeping, and
watching but defects. long, long have been
weeping, in seven dialects. At last l see
quite plainly that tears won't help us win;
and now, to act more sanely promise to
begin. I'll help to end the scrapping, and
bring peace back again. by dofing sable
trapping, and digging up the yen The man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

Governor Withycombe has decided that enemy aliens
rv SO long as they do not blow up any property shoot
off their mouths He is strong believer in the time
honored practice Of locking the stable door after the horse
is stolen BY the way governor, how many citizens OF
the United States do you suppose are holding public Jobs
and drawing public money in Germany?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

The Newspaper Representatives. Association organization of adv
with advertisers
of successful advertising
facilities
state section Of the United States Dominion Canada any @
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-06

John E. Redmond is dead Next to Charles S. Parnell
he undoubtedly the greatest Of all Irish statesmen
judged by what he really accomplished for his people He
was able, honest and praccacharacterist that few
Irish leaders possess to any apprecabe extent when put
to real test They usually go wrong at the right time
just most of them the side Of the kaiser and
auocrac government at the present time The real Ire
land however, prosperous and contened at the present
time because of the conservative constructive leadership
of Redmond who built his policies upon the foundation
laid by Parnel, whose devoted follower he had been
until death closed the lattes Redmond true
to Great Britain in the present conflict and naturally in
Cured the enmy Of the Sin Fen anarchists and traitors
both in Ireland and this countya not very numerous
but extremely noisy bunch of wild Irishmen.
Portland is having trouble over her milk supply. 1t
the distributors the first of this month cut the
prices paid the darymen but did not reduce the price to-
This the producers objected to- and the
claim is made and apparently substanated that instead
of cutting the price the producers must be paid or
go out of business This is claimed is made necessary
by the increased cost of feed and Of labor The situation
has reached such stage that the daymen threaten
ing sell their to the butchers and quit This has
caused the mayor to take hand there is danger Of
milk shortage in the city,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
L1ETUvos vYc1u e-Jo sE1Mo TvARKA.

L. Vycu 6-sis Seimas ivyksta Cleveand'e, Ohio rugp
Clio 27, % ir 20 DID,, 1918 m.
Prasideda ryo rugpjueio 27 d. 9ta val ryto isdlmil
gomis sv misomis sv Jurgo baznycioje 21st ST. If kan
pas Oregon Ave.
Pc pamaldu seks sesios Germania Turnveren vorwaer
svetaineie-1610 Z. 18th ST
Dvi dieni bus puilausi vakara koncertas, vadinnas
visolais ivairumais Pirna vakara kalbes j. Kaupas
Washington D. Co. NJ Zujus "Vycio redaktorius is Chico
gos ir mesto majoras-Harry L. Davis.
L, VvGiu 25 kp choras vedamas v. A. Greicaus dali
vaus visose vakaruose Be to- bus ym soiste poni G
ciene ir vyru choras Bus nomas soista Kudr
is Chcagos iet Vyciu Oh. Apskricio choro narys.
Antra vakara bus suostas vekalas Mrga "keturip ak
storska drama Dalyvaus VyGu zyme artisti Pc veika
bus koncerto dalis
Trecia vakara deegatu pagerbimui ir isleistuvems
vakariene vetui Pc vakarienes bus paslinksminimas
gauti progos visiems pasikalbeti susipazint
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
S. V. GAMMA MILzINISKA
PREKYBOS LAIVYNA.

Philadelphia, rugp. o.
Edward N. Hurley, S. V. Ship
ping Board'o pirmininkas, ;,a:s-
ko, kad S. Valstijos pradGjo
zengti pirmyn kaipo jurin1
tauta. Sake, dabar S. Y. turi
100000 tonQ intilpimo laiyu.
Keli metal atgal tur6jo tik 3
412,381 tonu inthpimo.
Kada laivQ gaminimo pie
mas bus uzbaigtas, S. V. tur6s
prekiniQ laivQ apie 25,OOO,OOO
tonu intilpimO.
Prizes kare kuone visi laiyai
buvo kitur gaminami. Gi da-
bar is 100000 tonu intilpimo
Iaivq Suv. Valstiiose padary-
ia 100000 tonq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
LIGI LIEPOS 1, 1919, BUS
FADARYTA 10000 LAKsTY
TUVU.

Washington, rugp. 2t.-A.
merikos ORC progralna reila'
lauia, kad ateinanGiaiS metals
butp priruoSta $50 pilnu ska
dronu lakstytuvQ, idant lai-
mtti kare tais metals.
LakstytuvQ skadronas nor
maliai susideda IS Is lakstytu-
W. Bet dazniausia Eiename ita l0a1.t
skadrone randasi 81 lakstytu-
vas.
Lakunu programa' nicko ne
stokuoja. Mes dubar S. Y. ran
dasi 1900 iSlavintq vadu. Pa
gaminus lakstytuvus. jle prl-
sirenge tuoj skadronus vesti'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
PIRMAME RUGSEJO PA
sAUKIME BUS 1S6,7TT22 Wy
RAJ.
Is to, 40,5O3 pasaukiami apri
bottom tarnybon.

Washington, rugp. 2G.-Ses-
tadienyj gen. CTowder iSleldo
keturis atskirus drafto pasau-
kimus, kurie yra pirmiansi
rugsajo manesio. Juose bus pa
Saukta 196,773 vyrai. JIG tu-
res paskirtosna vietosna stotl
tarp 80 d. rugp. ir 6 d. rugseJo
Kiekviena valstija turi pcis
tatyti savo dali, kad pat'cin-
ii Suv. Waist. armija Prancu-
zijoie. .......-
Generalei militarinei tarny-
bal. paSaukiama $4,000 bal
tq zmoniu ir 21,270 negrq.
Apriboton tarnybon paSaukla-
ma 4O,5O3 balti.
Illinois. valstijos dalis yra;
general9n tarnybon 1000 bal
tn, iSvaziuoti j Custer, Mich.
tarp rugs. 3 il 6 d.; 1872 negru
general6n tarnybon, isva-
ziuoti j Camp Grant rugs. l
d.; 1000 baltq apryboton tar
nybon, isvaziuoti i Camp
Grant tarp rugs. 3 If 6 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
RYT0J CLEvELANOE [IvYKSTA
DIDEL|S SuvAz|Av|MAS
Seiman suVaziuoja $imtai J
de|GgatQ

"DRAUGO" REDAKCIJA LIETUVoS VYcIU Sci
MAN SUVAzIAVUSIEMS GERBIAMIEMS DELEGA
TAMS SIUNcIA KUOsIRDINGIAUSIUS VELIJIMUS
TEGU DIEVAS LEIDzIA MUSU JAUNIMo 0RGANI
ZACIJOS ATSTOVAMS SU ATSIDEJIMU IR SU Pill
NU PASIsVENTIMU PASIDARBUOTI TAUTOS IR II
WINES LIETUVOS ATGIMIMO REIKALAIS TEzYDI
MEILE IR vIENYBE, CT PO SEIMo vYcIU 0RGAN1
ZACIJA SAVO NARIUS TESKAITO DEsIMTIMIS
TUKSTANGIU.
LAI GYVUOJA VYGIAI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
sIAURIUosE NUo vLA1
vosToKo sEKA MUsIA

Harbinas, rugp. %. = /
gai Ussuri upGs, siauriu
nuo Vladivostoko, sella J
S;ai talkininke su bolsevI
kariuomene. Kadangi boise
kai savo skaitlium persy
talkininkus, pastarieji vic
mis- buvo priversti pasitraI
ii, kol neatejo japonai.
Smarkiai veikia prizes
Sevikus Gekai ir kazokai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
X RA i!
TALKININKAI PAEME
BAPAUME.

LONDONAS, rugp. &c.
Anglp priesakines sargybos
uEtelejo vakar ant Bapaurne If
sta miesta paeme. Paskui sar-
gybas nliestan inejo fieldmar-
salo Haigo kariuomene. Woke
ciai negalejo atlaikyti, kuomet
talkininkai ta miesta apsupo
is triju sonQ. IS Bapaume ang-
lai pasistume pirmynzir paste
ke Hindenburgo linija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
IS Rusijos sOCijafstQ rojaus.
PRIZES BOLsEVIKUS
VEIKS TRYS DIKTATO-
...... RIAL.

COPENHAGEN, rugp. 26.
Priesbolsevikincs partijos
Rusijoje isteige "Atgaivini-
mo Sajunga" su TRIMS dikta-
toriais. Tie diktatoriai bus:
didkunig. Boris, gen. Savin-
kov ir gen. Aleksie;ev. Svar-
biausias iju tikslas: pirmiaus
sunaikinti bolsevikus, gi pas
lzui atnaujinti kare pries Vo-
kietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
JET KAIP, VOKIEcIAI PA.
SIDUOSIA.
SU AMER. ARMIJA TIES

SU AMER. ARMIJA TIES
VESLE, rugp. 26.-Paimti ne
laisven vokieciai pasakoja
kad Voldetija kares nelaimes,
kadangi pries ja stojo dauglis
saliu. Vokieciu kareiviai tai Ii
no. Bet tie patys nelaisviai
tvirtina, kad talkininkai nein-
eisia Vokietijos zemen. Woke
eiai tai ginsis ligi paskutinio
kareivio. Bet jei nepajegsia to
padaryti, tai pasiduosia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
PRALEISTA DRAFTO b.
LIUs ATSTOVV Butte.
Visi pataisymai atrnesti.

Washington, rugp. 26.-At.
Stow butas 1S-45 metQ draf-
to biliq praleido. " bilir bal
savo 1886, gi prizes - 2.
Is biliaus iSmesta visi pa
taisymai.
McKcnzie'o pataisymas, kad
vaikinai 1870 metz butu i
mani paskiaus vyru 21--45
metp amziaus, didziuma baIs'l
atmesta.
Atstovo Smith pataisymas,
kad policmonai "nchuLp ka-
TiuomenGn imami, taippat at
mestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
LLETUVOS VYCIU 6-asis SELDlAS CLEVELANDL
SUV. VALSTIJg MUGS
TOLiAI KAREJE.

Washington, jrugp. 25.-Ka-
res departamentas vakar pas
kelb6 sekan9ius Suv. ValstijQ
nuostolius ,kareiviuose Pran-
cuzij0e: J
zuvo muSiuose q
Mir6 nuo zaizdu 19
ATir6. nuo ligQ /
Mir6 nuo nelaimingQ at
sitikimQ ir kitokiQ prize
zasGiQ IL
Pavojingai suzeistQ 167
SuzeistQ, kuriQ stovis
dar neapsprestas e
Prazuvo muSiQ metu ID
ISvisO 240.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
sUDEGE DEGTINES DIRB-
TUVEs; PADARYTA MUGS
ToL1U S9,59O,OOO.

Owensboro, KY, rugp. 20
Cia seStadienio vakare sudege
Green River Distilling kompa-
MICS istaigos, kur zuvo If 49,
900 baekos degtines. Padary-
ia nuostoliu $9,59o,ooo. Deg
tine buvo vertes $2,840,o00.
eli Suv. Valstijos nustojo &c.
100000 mokesoiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
GEKAMS VADOVAUJA RU-
sV GENERoLAI.

Amsterdam, rugp. 2G.--(;e-
kQ-slovakQ armijq, veikianciu
rries bolsevikus, vadais suit,
ko but rusQ generolu-seerba,
cev If Ceremisov. P'rmasis
yra buves rusE armijos vadas
Rumunijos fron.e gi antrasis
-Siaurinialn rusq frontc.
Taip praneSa vokieGiq laik-
raSCiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
JAPoNA1 BRIAUJASI ]
MYN.

Tokyo, rugp. 25.- JAP
kariuomene, anot gautq .
briaujasi ant miesto Mix
jevsko, Siauriuose nuo VI
vostoko.
Japonp gen. Otani, kurs
vadovauja talkininkams,
kiai apsidirbs su bolseviI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
AMERIKONAI PRADEJO
DIDELE OFENsYVA YES
LIE FRONTE.
Vokieciai bega atgal Is ms
liu ilgio frontu.

Paryzius, rugp. % Sude-
moralizuotoS vokieGiQ armiiOS
metaSi atgal SeDtyniaSde-
Simts ponkiQ myIiQ iIgio from
tn. Gen. Porshingas =2Stadit :
nyj prad6jo naujQ pricS vo-
kieGius ofensyvQ VoSla from
tP.
Amerikonai Su diGziu nC-
kantrumu IaukG .SakymO pra-
d6ti ofenSyvQ. DdI az, gave
zodi zengti 'pirmyn' ,jie tai pa
dare, verZdamie>i pricSakin
800 jardQ frontu. Jie Savo
linijQ dabar iSdriek1 prize Sois
SonS-Rheim> vieSklio, vaka-
ruOse nuo Fismes.
VeikimaS buvo victims. Pa
imta tik vieta, IS kurioS yra
galima lengviaus uzrulti vO-
kicGiQ pozicijaS. Sis voikimaS
gerai intiko gen. Foch'o vel
kimQ plenam$. SiamvakaruoSe
nuo Rheims talkininkai ran
idaSi apic 10 myliQ augSfiau
,upGS. Gil vokieGiai SiaurGje
,nuo Fismes yra s mylioS ze-
miaus upeS.
lTanoma. kad yra arti va
landa, kada prasidGs didziau-
sias kylio uzdarymo vc;kimaS
NiSoje kartie. Shame veikime
gen. Pershing'o kareiviai bus
paGiam prieSakyi.
L'Echo de Paris gavo Ii
niu, kad vokieGiQ spauda IA
so, jog daugyb6 amerikonp
kareiviu koncentruojama Vos-
gps'e Lorraine frontej.
Kaikuriose vietose Shame
.fronte amerikonai yra suSi-
'unge Su prancuzais. Kitose Vi
,tosp veikia amerikonai vlen'
Talkininku ofensyva Lor,
raine turi du tikslu: PTmaS
pastatyti pavOiun visa woke,
Giu linija. Jeigu volIieGiai bu.
tn atstumti atgal SiOj victoj
butQ gera proga iuos susukt'
visame fronte.
Nugabentu kare Vokietijon.
Antras, lslbrlOvlmas per Lor'
raine fronta greitu metu NIL
gabentQ kare Vokietijon.
Amerikonq armija dabal
randasi tik uz aStuoniolikos
myliq nuo upts Reino. Gero
kas pirmyn nuzengimas att
darytQ derlinga RENO klonl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26

Londonas, rugp. 26.-Vokie-
tija Ispanijai pasiunte smar-
kp protesta prizes Ispan0os
nusprendima vietoje nardan-
eiu laiviu nuskandintQ laivQ
paimti Vokietijos laivus, ku-
rie randasi Ispanijos uostuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26

= Londonas, rugp. &c.
kaikuriose pozeminese q
Sc visai sustojo komunil
ia del konduktoriu ir kon
torieeiu streiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
New York, rugp. 26.

sestadienyjj praneSta, kad kar-
dinolo Farley padejimas Sick
tick pagerejes. Bet dar pavo-
jingas. 10 temperature buvo
101, pulsas, 100.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-26
AMERIKoNAI, PRANCUzAI
IR ANGLAI SMARKIAI
PLTEKTA VOKIEcIUS.
Talkininkai stumia vokiecius
atgal tarp Noyon ir Scissors.

atgal tarp Noyon ir scissors.
Londonas, rugp. 26.-Ame-
rikonQ, prancuzQ ir anglq ar
miios vokieGiams scStadienyj
uzdav6 smarkius smngius.
Vekieciai metasi atgal prizes
gen. Haig'o kareivius vlsur
tarp Arras il Chaulres. Tarr
tQdvieiQ miestQ yra 30 my
lios.
Prancuzu armies svarbia-
me 80 myliQ ilgio fronte stu
mia vokiecius atgai tarp No
yon If scissors.
Tarp scissors ir Rheims,
Sale Vesle up6s, gen. PerShing
su savo kareiviais pradtJo
nauia ofensyva. AtbloSk6 vo-
kieGius atgal uz Soissons-Rhe-
inns vieSkelio.
Nelaimingiausia vokieclp sa-
waite.
Pereita savaitG 5Gvo, gal
but, vOkieGiams nelaimingiau-
sia nuo pradzios kares. Savai-
t6 uzsibaigt su b6Ganciomls
kaizeriO armiiomis atgal 70
myliq ilgio frontu.
siauraje vokieGiai laikosi
prie Bapaume. Laukas aplin-
kui pilnas vokieciQ lavonQ.
Anglai prie jQ prisiartlno
taip arti, kad gall juos pa
siekti Sautuvo Suviu.
VokieGiai iSvaryti is Thiep-
raj, Bray ir Grandicourt. vi
sos SSios vietos turf strategiska
svarba.
VokieGip nelaisviai skaito-
81 j tukstanGius. Anglai paeme
daug vokieGiu armotu.
Pereitose trijose dienose
gen. Haig'o armija paeme
daugiau kaip $1,000 nelais-
viu. Nuo rugp. s d. jie paeme
10000, gi nuo liepos - dau-
giau kaip 100000.
Svarbiausia anglQ kareivW
dalis zengia ant Bapaume.
Sutinka smarkQ prieSinfmasl.
Bet jie zengia pirmyn meto-
diSkai.
Visas frontas skaldomas.
Visas frontas greitu metu
yra skaldomas j visokip for
mp kylius. Sic baisiai vokie-
CLAIMS pavojingi. Didziausias
kylis dabar turi savo bazes
ties Somme ir susib6gime u
piu Disc ir Ailette, gu virsu-
ne mieste Lassigny.
Pavojingiausias kylis yra
gaminamas Siaur6je nuo Som
me. Cionai prancuzQ progre-
savimas ant Chauny ir Ccu-
cy-le-Chateau yra daromas,
kad priversti vokiecius atsi-
traukti Siaurrytu linkon nuc
Aisne-Vesle linijos, kuri gall
toliaus tests rytuosna hSi
Rheims.
Coucy-le- Chateau paemimas
pastatys pavojun Chemin-des-
Danes kalvas ir privers vo-
kieGius atsitraukti toliaus.
Miraumont apsuptas.
Vokieeiai Miraumont'e per
daugeli dienQ laikesi. Jane
randasi simtai negyvQ vokie-
Giu. Gi dabar talkininkai pra-
dejo is visq pusiQ miesta
spausti.