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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
PEACE TERMS.

The American Defense -oclelv has
formulated set ~ "rcacc terms"
~. given hetcsl,h while not Intend.
cd 10 he comprehensive or exclusive
they are among those essential terms
ehlch u IL held that American pub
llr opinion fully sus,ains. whatever
representation may be made 10 tho
contrary nv Interested persons and
secret friends ~ Germany The
Manufacturer Record believes these
a-r terms to which every patriotic
American will readily subscribe
They are
Since America has Suffered the
l,as, In tho war II heehoves that IN
ils views concerning terms ~ peace
with Germany. " should appreciate
and respect tho position In relation
thereto of those nations which have
suffered the most. and ~ Tar ~ pos
sihle subordinate itsolf and ncnulesc,
In such terms of peace as they MAJ
feel are essential to them NJ repara
ton Tor the injuries they have sui
fer.d
To this end America should he
yond doubt acduiesce In such term
OF peace as will include complete
restitution OF all loot and run com
psn.atlon for all property des,roye'
of every nature and kind and for nj
personai injuries inflicted
Provision should uuaues'ionpbl
be made for the appropriate pun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
LINCOLN SCHOOL HAS
LIVE SEAS0NABLE PROGRAM

indicative ~ the I've spirit that
-N.ss In tho IIncoln school wsS the
program gwen last night by. tn"
"kiddics' before the parrnt-t.ache
association Dividing the time be
tween tho Rcd Crnss- ana Christmas
the following program was given
Irpa artmcntRl GRADES
Ghotu-es silent sight ana
"ilark. the Herald Angels Sing
-Four Mlnut" speakers confess
Pauline NuchneI Ralph Jerome,
Ruth Sthndcvcu
Urinary grades
NoRt duet. Velour Goff and kath-
leen Fountain
-Four Minute contest Arthur
Uickc,. Kathleen Fountain. Gus'a, =
litHndbotg
Snug First grade chorus
Pauline lnchner was the winner
~ the first prize.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
JOPLIN MOTHER SEEKS
kN0WlE OF HER SON

Mrs Hattie T. Mason of ios south
cox street Joplin, Mo. In u letter
received hy the world SAYS that her
son Lewis Merle Mason. has h-en
missing from home nearly four
months she saws that he lc', home
ior Tush whore he had y Job s- soda
dispenser here. and she has not heard
from him since he loft
According To his>mnther'- dcscrip-
ton he is about reet Inches tail,
rather sleudcr. has dark red hair
blue ewes and u few trccklcs II he
hasn't had dental work done. his up
per front teeth are defective and one
in missing lie II ~ years OF age
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
FAMILY DISTURBANCE
ENDS IN POLICE COURT

After various attempts M the part
OF George T Moore to beat up MS
wife and make n getaway with their
son the Juvenile court heard the case
yesterday and awarded the hoy 10
his mother
Moore had stated that he would
kin the child rather than lct him re-.
mudn In the mothers custody and
after n fistlc combat on the corner ~
sixth and Main ana other pugilistic
man.uyrrs. the couple were ar
rested
The father promised to take HE
family Ia hotel and return for a
hearing and had only got as fit a5
the corner with his promise when
the first fray occurred, To-day he ~
In iail while the mother and son are
restored TO each other.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

\ southern gentleman found he
had two wives and fearing Rrres, for
hiran,v, killed the one he f.lt he
could re, along without Now he ~
under arrest charged with murder
There as our hnlshevlst friends
would ssy. according 10 tho Kansas
CITY Star. IL an example Of how the
government discouraEes y man
when he tries tn s'raiRhten up and
live according to law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
At Tuisa's Thedfers
La ItIi

INNIt
Antonio Moreno makes his debut
au "A Nillgruph serial star IN The
Iron Test the latest \ittgrhph SER
lat which opens Rt the Lyric thcnter
today and proves his daring In a hun
dred scenes
~. courage ts nut to u stiff test
In the climax of the first episode His
clothes saturated with an inflam.
mahle liquii he letps through a
flaming hoop to = trapczc lie ~ ms
from the traprzc - mass ~ flames,
The star IN noted tur his horse
mHnship\ lic has abundant oppor-
tunity TO show his skll in the fIrs,
-pi-od. ~ The Iron Tosf
Carol Holloway. heroine of ~
Fighting trail and Vengeance and
the woman" ls featured with him In
the serial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

The selsmos~ph at a Washington
earthquake observatory was N had
~ jarred la~ Friday that the needle
was disiodr-d. We told you, mys tho
National Republican. that George
Creel and Colonel House getting on
on, side of the Nlohe ~ once was
going 10 throw tho solar system out
80 ba nee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
TELEGRAM FOR n. F. TAFT
TELLS OF FAMILY ACCIDENT

\ Telegram from STAFFORD Mo
rcdu~-i. the police dcpa artment To-
notify ~ = Taft ~ South sherman
street this city. TO come at once
Fred IN hHdN hurt"
luNcst.gutlon an tho part ot the
police tti's to disclose the resid"nc"
~ an, such person IN the city. rs
there Is NO such address aa the one
given
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

According 10 the Star. Ksnws
city man who was compelled 10 walk
home on account m the stree, car
strike. revived ye olde tyne watch.
man ny lish,ins . lantern and walk.
ing down the street crying seven
o'clock and airs hell"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

one Of the cheerful Christmas
,ldlnss coming over the wires Is tha,
me bolshevihi have bsGun the evac-
ustion Of PetroRrsd. preparatory "a
proceeding 10 Nishni NovEorod. oi
course II IL too much to expect all
Russia to be happy 1T this time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

That Rome paper put II rather
badly whom II referred to presIden,
Wilson an tho most popular man
since Napoleon. That I. not quite
the presidents idea OF proper
comparison,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

enough laughs Ia last them wees
The Rub.o uoup. ~ whit ling Arabs
clos. the show with acrobhuc pyrh-
mia buildins ana sensational tumo-
ling Th.y ~ork IKE ligh,nng, l"u
~ them bring remarkably soon rh'
In one ~ tn. best shows the Empress
has had In lonE time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

Mr.. Burleson. government mana.
ser Of the sires servlos. IL trying 70
drive the long distance patrons Of
telephones to niGht work Jus,
about the time they get their busl.
mess affairs arransed for turning
niGht into day somebody will Jump
on them for wasting light and fuel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

Democratic papers are telling ir.
vim Cobb that he has no business
HoinE on tho lecture platform. We
felt ell along they would not he
pleased with his remarks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

Th' huc mask wuf a fine thing fer
retreailn' rhins Some workin men
are setun sn efficient that they even
figure In IA depreciation o thtr
oVeralla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

the ',uthri" Leader believes that
public opinion 4, largely respou-i
hl' fpr the supptcssing uf the rn-.r.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
the west half of lot .. block $. Electric

the west half Of lot .. block s. Electric
addition. 81.
George M. Chamberlain to s. II.
Huffman. lots 3 and 4. Rhodes, $1,000.
c. A. Bailey to Josephine G. Bailey,
lot 1. block 10. LcGrand. 81.
r. w. Armstrong to III. A. Urbine.
tho north ~ feet Of lot /, block 2,
Webster's fourth addition, $1,000.
J. I. Molloy to May Elliott all of lot
1, and the north half of out block &c,
Albion, $500
John r. Presnall to George w. Hobbs
lots 5. 6, 7 and s, block II, Albion, 81,
J. NJ Winslow to w. II. Steiner the
west SIN feet of the north half of lot
6, block II. Jerome's addition, $1,000
James ID. Preston to Edla L. Ander-
son. land in west Marshall, 81.
Edla l.. Anderson to James ID. Pres
ton. the west third of lot Q, block =,
Schoheld's addition, 81.
Charles n. Holveck. of Story county
to ]. A. Williams, fourteen acr"s in
Timber Creek township.
Mundv K Scott 10 John II. Beck,
land in Liberty township, s29357.
Louis Leech to Otto Webert, land in
northeast lMarshalltown, $4,000.
c. D. Clark TO Leopold Blink. ago
acres in Liscomb township, $4,000.
G. f. Schllng to J. \. Johnson lag
acres in state Center township, s23,-
129.
Henry Bale. ct al, to Susie Bale
and Emma Haync, an undivided in
terest in 12O acres in State Center
township. 81 800
T.. w. Shearcr of Story county. to
Caddic Tribby. land in Rhodes, ST.
S. s. Deming to w. F.. t'ertS, or
Story county. e15 acres in Eden town
ship. $4,000.
Emery V. Veatch, OF Amelia county,
Virginia, to George s. Leise. forty
acres in Liscomb township, $4,000.
Della A. Cuthbcrtson. of Tama coun-
ty. to Emma May MANI. an undivided
interest in eighty acres IN Vienna
township. 81.
August c. Schumann to Mable H.
Ingraham part OF lot Is. Laurel, ST.
Sarah f. Dickson. Of Jasper county
to George D. Alden. lots l, 2, and 5,
block 3, C1emon's first addition to
Clemens, $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
Liscomb News Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Clark were
pleasantly surprised at their home on
Tuesday evening by number of their
friends who had taken possession OF
their home while MIR. and Mrs. Clark
were in Marshalltown. Supper was
served and pleasant evening enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark expect to leave
soon for Douglas, Wyo.
Mrs. j. w. Mason, Of Webster City,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sadie Buegh-
ly.
Aunt" Polly Weatherly who has
been visiting at the home of her son,
Sherman Weatherly, in Bangor town
ship, fell Tuesday, breaking her hip.
Owing to her advanced age the injury
is very serious.
Mrs. Harry Bueghly, living north OF
town, entertained the ladies OF the
neigh borhood Thursday at an ail-day
sew for the Red Cross.
Carl Scott a young farmer living
northeast Of Liscomb. was painfully
burned about the head and face We'd
nesday afternoon by starting fire
with kerosene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan J. Thatcher are
parents of a daughter born Monday
night.
At the high school declamatory con-
test Friday evening Lora Buchanan
received the gold medal Pauline Jes-
sup the silver medal, and Lucille Dut-
ton the bronze. Lora buchanan Will
represent the Liscomb school in the
county contest to be held here March
%. The medals were the work of Fl.
w. Alexander and were donated .by
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shahan and fam
lily, of Belmond. are visiting at the
G.. "a. Anderson home.
John S. Rudy has been in Des
.Moines in attendance at the state
threshermen's convention.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. B. IF. Vor-
hes entertained seven of the girl
friends of her daughter. Miss Mona, at
a $50 o'clock dinner. A color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out in
the decorations and in the menu. Pink
and white dolls. carrying the an
nouncement of the engagement OF Miss
Mona Worries to Francis w. Cowles,
of Mason City. were given as favors
and the waters served with the desert
told that the wedding would take
place IN April Following the dinner
the hours were enjoyed with music and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
"OH, BOY" TONIGHT.
Charming Musical Comedy, "Oh, Boy"
at Odeon TONIGHT.

at Odeon Tonight.
ooh. Boy" the most brilliant and
charming musical comedy seen in New
York in many a moon and the fourth
of the series of the New York Prin-
cess Theater musical comedies, will
come to the Odeon Theater tonight
"Oh Boy" IS by Guy Bolton and p.
G.. Wodehouse, with the music Of
Jerome Kern. The score contains
eighteen catchy musical compositions.
the most popular of which are IAN
d-Fashioned Wife, "a Pal Like
You" Till the Clouds Roll BY"
Rolled Into One" ''Oh. Daddy,
Pleased" "Flubby-Dub, the Cave-Man'
and Nesting Time in F1atbush." F..
Ray Comstock and William Elliott, I'M
der whose management ooh. Boy is
touring, will send here a special COM
pany of favorites, including Ieona
Thompson, Gertrude Waixel. Edward
Forbes, Charles Knowlden. T. D.
Leary, W. F'redericks, Eileen Powers,
Helen Dubois. James f. Rome,
Marian TIibbing, Bobby Hale. Laura
Wells and others. "Oh, Boy" ran an
entire season in New York at the Prin-
cess Theater. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
Cora wll,isms cho..e, payslclan.

Twenty-Five cent hair-cuts at Schoen-
hut's, 10 South First street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

Will the person who borrowed the "Ie
Planry' plan book from our city office
please return it? We need it. Joyce
Lumber CompaIy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
Real Estate Transfers.

May Elliott to Ida B. Williams. part
Of lots 2 and 5, block l, Tilford and
Trips addition. $1,000
o. l. Lundin to l.. W. Palmer. OF
Cass county. Minnesota, lot II, block 2,
Clemens, 81. IL
o. I. Lundin to L. w. Palmer. lots
3 and 4, block 3. Clemens, 81.
Anna &C. Rough, of Rock Island. H..
to Guy II. Correll, ct al, lot s. block 8,
Riverside, $500
Alice G. Merrill. ct al, TO w. A..
Nichols lot s. block 2. Dudley's addi-
ton to State Center. 81.
J.. D. Plumb to y. B. WINS, lot SS.
'Me1rose Park, 81.
Blanche Is. Painter to John 4. Arney,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
NEW EASTER MILLINERY.
Featuring Youthful Hats That Ar
CHARMING and Matron's Hats.


Charming and Matron's Hats.
Here are FASHIONS most popular and
correct modes, individual styles that
are the personffcation or spring among
which are fascinating dress hats Of
hand blocked fsere braid combined
with beautiful fabrics and strikingly
trimmed with flowers; hats with
lacquered wings, lauuered ribbon In
wonderful bows, modest hats for the
matron, cunning poke bonnets. tailored
hats for all seasons wear. An mus
ually splendid display at Sc. Chill
dren's hats are shown in our chill
dren's department III all the new tail
ored and dress effects, attractively
priced 81 to IS. You win find hun
dreds Of becoming styles. Visit our
children's millinery department while
in the store Benedict & Brintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
es. Mr.. cowles is a teacher Of

games. Sir SoWies IL tcacner ot
voice.
More workers are needed at the Red
Cross rooms on Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons. Mrs. Molly Miller. who
has charge OF tho refugee work, In in
need OF materials to line small quilts,
outings or old wooden materials In
good condition can he used. She liz al
so anxious that people send In cotton
materials for Children's garments.
party OF friends enjoyed n social
evening at the home OF Mrs, Sadie
Bueghly Friday evening In honor OF
Mrs. Jesse Mason of Webster city.
There was little interest shown In
the school election Monday. y. w.
Boyd and II. - Johnson were re-
elected directors and l., l.. BiNby was
elected treasurer. Miss Nettio Patton
was elected director OF sub district
No. I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Wilson. 3O5 West
State street, are parents Of a son, born
at midnight. Mrs! Wilson was formerly
Miss May Brat, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. P, Bratt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

The Red Cross rooms arc open each
day from 10 to ~ o'clock and from
until O'clock for refugee work.
Branch chapters which have sufSicient
supplies OF Belgian relief work to make
up box should chip the boxes direct
to f. G. MoNeal. director Belgian res
lief COMMITTEES. Dcs Molnes. According
TO County Chairman Moore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

State Center Red crcss rally. ~.
A Red Cross rally will be hsl1 -
State Center Thursday afternoon -
all interested In Red Cross work n
the community. DR.. Cora Choatc ana
Mesdamcs B. c. whitehili. c. w.
Hughes, J. C. Koontz and +. 3. Wine
win attend from here. This - the
tirs, OF series that viii DO held Al
over the coubay TO get the summer
work started. w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19
THE BOWLING LEAGUE.

The Kewpies cut down the lead OF
the K.-C. Cycle FIVE Monday evening
by taking three straight games from
the Allies, and as result are still in
the race for the championship. Dbl
bern, of the Kewpies, rolled high game
and high total. with eos and $50 pins
respectively. The scores:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

totals 49, 49, oVo--'oo
In the second round OF the elimina-
tion contest Lands defeated 'Smead by
a score of 523 to 425.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-19

c. A. Parks and j. NJ. Furman. OF
Eldora, were in the city today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29
All Citizens Extend
Thanks to Military
Band from Camp Cody

NI of NlbuHupllu, extends h'l
intun, tu th, lE3ti luvt Infantry
IpuN. ur Camp ,uds 70 band famed
tor mu|si,1uship the band that has
delighted and pleased every citizen
aud ,'situr foI th, last week Tho
hllrc ul mHrtinaI must, from th.
knaki clad musicians ,dacd much SOL
,mutt, ~ the week Io. oi'd Co pu
triotlu causes
Tomorrow morning 100 80 o.,lo'h th,
band win POI, taken 90 GDlou whore 60
yoncct, vtll o., given IN the afternoon.
lunch wII hc provided for the band ~
l3ulcu The, viii r,tltn 90 time 10
lI,, O. concert herr, tomorrow night.
"A lu]tomnhilists desiring tu a'com
p,ny the band To B,'cu may du so nut
must pio,id, ,Nyir 1871 lUu'h IN,
autos l,t>, tu. Nrwoi, ut 40 O'Clock.
guudmsst,t Professor Jacob Schmid'
b.. known as the ,oUuL OLD man of
the t,aim,ut Ills al.rturss and IN,
,rt,rut manner 100 which me- directs
90, bows haas wen for him the title
Professor ,Hmidt has been M mill.
t.r sDrNlr, Hud BOO charge ot band.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29
NCIl SANS JOBS


Tho $ civil service commission
.|uusuuo,. Open ,|,mpruIN, '>umin"
fuus 1904 follow.
Lust $50 Examinations ir WHICH
,ump.utur. nr, NOT assemble. Iui
1920. rated upon the tur i"cts of DdI
..i.un training. aud p' lou'v. n'
urruh,ruiIFy evidence Nupltyou'us
fur .urso ,>1miuaituus .ru receive, q
A. .uE tfu,
T,l,phuu, up, rator tmHl. and q,
t.ul,D. $3.50 tu S11'
\ssoclutr chemist ,mal, and trWal"l
sl.NUu to $4,000
Junior chemist tmnlo oud i.mul,l
81. rHu tu s. l.NUu
Wireless TELEGRAPH ]ororptut' mr''l
IS .Nu TO- NI.ltu
Mechanical l~ahoruturirn ,mnl'l
81 uuu tu ~ 1900
Electrical liIorHtoU.u tmulc,
81 600 Zoo Si.tuu
lfs' so Examinations tn which
.umY.utur. ar, not assembled. uut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29
Registration of Women
Alien Enemies Resumed

Thr polite, t1Ji, resumed th' rrgl
iiitlou co. women enemy aliens n
shortage uf uu'.tIouulItr- Ion l'ai.
'r,ut. interrupted th, registration
,lrN this Vroh The police received
,o,uuo suppl, cot them TODAY
Tho period Tor registration wa. %"
have ended last Sptuyda, hui oWuina
tn the fact that AN women subject tn
M, allen enemy regulations wen" un
able To register through uu i'uIi Hi
theirs. the period was extended
So dcfiuitc time va. set for Tine
closing of registration The police
said that the, would allow reasonable
time Tor those who wor" unable O."
register tu comply with b rrru't
tiuus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29

tor uft,cn Years Previous to this ho
WAS tu Canadian military service hold
inns IA, sam, position tor eight years.
Before putting ON the uniform hr
plIy"l with the lcudinu French and
t.ullisjf GRAND uporo companies
The band consists of 800 pieces uH0
VIII be- soon Increased Goo as uulr.
urV ruliuEs, as companies urc d1u
blug thrir strougtr MUS. lover. vfII
Ions rrm,mh,r the Iagrl Iowa Tur3r-
81, band
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29

Longest va, round which was tho
easiest way for tho Mc,'artno, run.
about The hood uf the ruunbout
was packed win llnos And rnllic's
heart was fun uf joy. For b had
found somothir. -wocter Than tho
hlay~ iu clover Glove
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-29
II EVENING STORY
CLOVER GLOVE

80 o]cor,rrn, 1918. ry W wamcD =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
I elrlsta Saule Scotia
listanls Vokietijoje
Daroma SuOkalbis SutVerti
pan-germanq respublika
PAN-GERMANU RES
PUBLIKA.

Londonas, lapllr. Is. = Dali
Iy Mail korespondentas is Ha-
que praneSa, kad Vokietijoje
taisomas platus Suokalbis, kll-
rio tillslas yra sutverti didele
pan-germanQ respublikq.
Ton respublikon turi ineiti
dabartin6 visa Vokietija, O.
landija il Sveicarija.
Kadangi pastaroji kara
pan-germanus skaudziai nu-
baud6 uz jQ atkakIuma ii pa
sididziavimus, tad norma Vi
SONS germany tautoms stip-
rial SuSiiungti if ateityje at
ldikyti lNgsvarQ prizes pasaull.
Tai naujas vokiefip zings-
mis- drdmsti pasaulio ramybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
BOLSEVIKAI CALI PAKIL-
TT Prizes TALKININKUS.
'Talkininkai pasirefge prie
visko.

Londonas, lapllr. 49, -"Bri-
tish Wireless Service" mill
tarinis korespondentas prane-
Sa, kad marSaIui Fochui gal
prisieis vokieciQ armijas uz-
atakuoti rytuose nuo up6S
Meuse. Mes tos armijos baisiai
nerangiai pasitraullia. Praeis
nuskirtas laikas If vokieciai
nebus pasitrauke mo uzimtQ
teritorijQ. Mat, volieeiQ ka-
revival Siandie daugiausia W
siima politika IL kelia revoliu-
cijas prizes savo .oficierius.
Jei ivyktQ marSalo atala,
tuomet vokieciQ armijos .butll
perkirstos pusiau. DeSinys!s
jQ sparnas tur6tQ smukti o.
landijon il tik is ten sugryAti
namO. ~.
BolSevikiski Vokietijos ele-
mental nepatenkinti talkinin-
ky sqlygomis. Jie nusprende
visokiomis priemon6miS prize
Sinties talkininkams. Jie tvir-
tina, kad talkininkQ visas tik-
sIas sunaikinti vokieGiq soci-
.ialistiSkq valstybe.
Yra ziniQ, kad vok!ecGiQ boil
Scvikai tuo tikslu talkon kvie-
Gia kitQ SaliQ bolSevikllS. No
rima .bendromis "pajGgomis'
pasiprieSinti talkininkams.
TaiEimnkal zino tuos Dol
SevikQ sumanymus. II todel is
kaIno pasirenge jiems duoti
gerq Iekcijq pasitaikius pir-
mQjai progai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
VTENAS KAIZERIO SUNUS
BAIMEJE.
Jis, turbut, bus pagautas.

su Anglu Armija Belgijoje,
lapkr, l9.-BavarijoS sOsto (
p6dini> Rupprecht iSkeliavo
Olandijon.
BuvuSio vOkieciQ kaizerio
vienaS sunus, Eitel Frederick,
lapkr. 16 d. buvo mieste Lou
vain, apsiStates 100 iStikimiau
SiQ kareiviQ.
Aplink namus, kuriose jis
huvo, apstatyta visa ellie kul-
kasvaidziQ.
Sp6jama, kad kareiyiai il
iSduoS kittens kareiviams az
ha civilians znOnams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
RENGIAMOS PERGALES
TSKILMES.
Kvieciamu marSalu Joffre ir
Foch.

Paryzius, lapLr. l9.-Sito
mie>to tarNba nuSprend6 su-
rengti kuodidziausiaS mieSte
kart> Iaimtiimo iSkiImeS. Is
l;iImt>na pakvieGiamu mar
&aIu Joffre IL Foch. Jiedu O.
ficiialiai bus pagerbtu, kalpo
PrancuzijoS iSgeIb6toju.
PakvieStaS n' BruSSelio ma
.ior;;S Max, kuri vokieGiai il
cas- laika$ iSIaikG kaItiime.
KcIioS Pa1.yziaU> mieSto ga
tvtS payadintoS vardai> Jof-
fro. Foch ir kitai>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
PRAsO PALIKTI SUNAUS
LAVONA.

New York, lapkr 80
PuIk. Roosevelt paraS6 laiSkQ
stabo virSininkui March Was
hingtone. PraSo, kad jo su-
naus-lakuno lavonas butQ pa
liktas Prancuzijoje taip, kaip
j prieSininkas palaidojo.
Pulkininkas su zmona pc
karGs zada aplankyti savo Au-
vusio sunaus kappa il ten pas
tatyti nedideIi akmens pa
minkl6li.