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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Now YOfk Cotton Review.

NEW YORK. .tsh 20 k'ihr demand Tor
rottoh goods hss hrrp ,vr, broad aud active
and prtrs continue Isiug 'Goycfumeut OF
deis ate large Hnd utbyE related war rH
gsi'ensolA esni'nas 10 prsss upsn the mar.
kctt
frint clolht and many sheo,iag lines srs
rtpi a yard higler than week age
hifached ropte are lH active demand Al
colored iAhri's. rsuer iaLv tue hossiv.
81 @lss, sleh - dvuiH.s. tiskinEs rhsyi0ta,
plAidh, ci' are scarce iur nearby snip.
intGt aud pfiros .pnlinuc 10 move Upward
VIII out reailua Go r1tiou and other rasts
t"'ion fuh iet riyil!sn purpUsse 10 hscom.
thg 'fiJ brsrtg owing ~ Tho great roaWry.
msnie iot government purposes
Retailers are purchasing waSh fahTits
White goodh aud many other laos fom
loitk gnd have Aso been operating u.ots
Jbeely on ready ~ ~-tar lines
fIiret quoted arc ss follows
iHui cloths, - inrh. B4seis iir EtK
Acis, 70 isri 3Nhs inch, tiktls. liRH4s
"a t'' hrohN shegl'pgs. sputhern atandH I'd
y - aud 2as drnips iOs southrtn ~.
diso bic, i,tipF4, n ounc,. 90 hc priute.
lssr 1ap.c ginEnaus is'te, drets gins
hams, 70 and 26r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
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TNRRY MXEy%w{
Collegiate I,n.kctbnIi S,and,nu

OKLAHOMA OTNlty again
HUnrily featured the Wtv.,a col
leglHt" basketball NrEcr hrfurs hlk
"a sooner team hrrh IN tho lintalight
ha this season Aftrr bcatint- tbe 40
gieH IN ~ we'll platod gamo. ihcu win.
ninE from Southwestern normal ~
oterwhelminB Hrorcs in succosHys
weeks. Oklahoma lost 90 thea hlipc.
90 Indians on their own purf Sat.
urdny, February no. Tho $Mius'
team work w1H responsible, Tor Ihur
triumph, nnd they Wcra ths fGsas!tes
whon thcy met the university mdB ut
Chllocco last WodncHday
Coming hack w true sooner faHh.
ION oklahoma played great gitnp.
winning from Chiiurro ~ tn 81. in
one ~ The fastest games eylr played
on an Oklnholpn court WhNa the
h0nners' poEcsntage II hiahcr lhnh
that OF chilucco, they can NIT claim
undlsput6d right 10 the champion
ssh,p Without Without winning nnoi1gr game
The AEEirs invaded Texos ana met
with fair success They ala not play
oklahoma teams Phillips hs Wns
predicted AT the start of the tensor.
IL showing some good hDatptbaI
games from Northwestern last week
and avenged u defeat nt the hnnds u
Central The lIAymhkors ly tho lh Il
victory. reached the 500 prr ~
mark. Genital won from rhil.Ts al
hdYond and lost 10 the Wtsh team
nt Euid. They have alas shown i'm.
,gss, " "
---
Tho Bapiists, Methodlsts and
s2uthcastern did not report nmtA
Northwestern. for yinrs leJdlng
team, has won hut one game this
renson. losing two last week to Phil
lipH. Kendall college. aftor two
OF uncertainty opened their
season and while loaihg a brace Of
games 10 oklahoma showed prom
isc, Tho fact that the frcsbyteriin
officials put n team on the court in
lace of hnndlcapr, II sigpifrNnt Of
the value " COLLEGIATE athletics ana
,he future OF sports NJ l<shdtll col,
lege
Tulsa high school won heir sew
ontecnih straight game i'rldRV niaht,
defeating tho fast Dewey quintet
ohlahomn Cay, undefenled cham.
plunH ~ the Central Oklahomn cnn-
fcronre. hna agreed TO meet the red
and white team here next saturday
for the scholastic Cnging clrnmplnnT
shlp OF tho state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MANNItnItn rh1

M.tNNFOHD Tho Hunter TT nl.
No. ! ON the Richards farm In the
northeast corner ~ the southwest ~
the northcns, of 2i-20-j is u RIG on
the ground yet
The rig is stu standing nu the II
j, Wallace farm In the northeast cor
ner of the northwest Of The northwest
pf b-20-9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

SALTWATER The Gypsy on
coWpau, H drilling pt 2.lS0 feet ON
the Richards farm IN The northeast
corner ot the northwest of 2e-G0- ic.
IERl1oN The Southern OF
Field company has rig up on the
charles Head arms IN the northwest
corner OF 2j-3a-N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

b'N 'lnr pa ana lAn hound pdr,
n61tbs oid Win lfuv ~ on lei had
.EArILRN H1NR PIN Between dtsad aad
tihh glrsst 90 Nap pindsf phons hhIf
fuRp sislsn $50 rsw.rd 1918 model
Ford roadster, nOioI No 23-sssQ, body
No 702?lb; O spot light; Boyes
,aoiormstsr "n radiator tlsfi lss,hsr
souIhsesltrn garage. eli North Nsia,
IulsA. ukA pbSns 80,
REYss i0sl bvnsh 81 three keys 90 s9ld
chsin Finder please return TO BuDi
Mary stors
KID GLOVES Foond, psir Of LADY, I'D
Eor,si parry aay bsys 's"s by paying
kNlGlir TlRE, TrBE Lsst.-gtih and
uni. bstsrrn spery spd Tulsa fiadcr
rripm to Mason Garage, corner rim
80 -v-is Svpi%,', YayHv Sov5, ~
fJDOk Lost On NoIih Main c.r
go Saiurdag morning about 10 g
liil o. 20 dimes and soins mors silver.
d"n lnoN luAt wbAi about sl7 VI t4S
IN AL Hessra N returned to 4
bPradi,as, iOmbsrd Addition, X H..
ruhsE Loaf. Fr.y la Pgrso between
t.inias sbopt sil y9 bs,e receipt Sat
70 1919 East lodge and receive TssArd.
SEAL MrFF Perry Who took black ssal
msn by mistake at sequoysh dance si
Bis lodss room Thursday night please
WATCH cHAiN--Losi. With o. so god
piece between l.sston aud fiweod RA
wsrd usAEt 1859
Sll Lost between MoJel Laundry snd
Motor suppg tii in bAl, Reward Tor
return 20 iis ks,l Second
LOST -Cbilds blue yssysi bat With white
plunet lost SUNDAY afternoon. Phons
PuHELY PERSONAL g
SEVERAL babies for adoption Mrs M.
roy Ills Easi oIiys, Guthrie SOkla
SPECIAL NOTICES 9
g. REWARD fof infor.AiioH that will
lesd to ny meeting George Bates. ]. NJ
MilHoId, Jebts, Otls
SPECIAL NOTICES 0
NOTICE oF ANNUAL MEETING of oLls.
homs hstursl Gas Cempsny. The snnssl
meeting Of The stock holders Of this CON
pshy win be held on Wednesday. Febru.
AFy 2Tth. 1915, 81 Q O'Clock y m Al
the effles Of the eompsny No. 26i Lynch
building Tulss Otls Tor the purpose ~
tsennE . hoard Of Directors and Tseeis
Ing aud setting upon The reports u the
officers. sud Tor ihs santEttono Of such
other business N may properly come he
ioTs thn mscting Tn sfrorasnfe with the
Laws Of the state Of pkibbona no stock
eau be voted on which has beca transfer
rod on the books of VI, company within
30 days neat preceding this election. John
q Birtleti Secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

sCVrps BOOrll-For sale, used car;
E"Oi condition cheap rhone 51O4
vi WANT jour used care, any condition
for srcckiug purposes VIII pay spot
rash Auto salvage 2i5 Fast SECOND.
AUTO STORAGE Dead storage. 81 SO per
month spHrr Tor 80 care ears sold on
cummisInE Call O'aFr 9gls
FuR hALt--A hatssin IN q second hand
trIrf - Worth B0uder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
AUroMoBiLE FOR SALE

bUidK FOr sale. Iisbt ii. Baiek, or vin
Brooks Realty Go phoneA 2s7s and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOh1 ANp YouND

Doc pur biara aud iAn hound .ab 7
n61tbs Oid. with lrttv n on leii blnd
tpF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED

Note &ae Prices
ONE FORD RACER
Sl45 CASH
ONE FORD TRUCK
SlS5 CASH
ONE FORD TRUCK
$500 CASH
ONE FORD ROADSTER
$3.50 CASH
ONE FORD ROADSTER
$3.50 CASH
ONE FORD TOURING
$3.50 CASH
ONE FORD TOURING,
1917 $3.50 CASH
ONE SCRIPPS BOOTH,
l917-& &70 CASH
ONE BUICK LIGHT SIX
$525 CASH
o N + STBDEBAKER,
1913 $40 CASH
o N f STUDEBAKER,
1915 $40 CASH
0 N + STUDEBAKER
ROADSTER $3.50 CASH
ONE REQ TRUCK $ll0
ONE BUICK ROAD
STER 1925 CASH
ONE MAXWELL, 1917
1926 CASH
ONE CHEVROLET, 1917
$500 CASH
ONE HUDSON, 1917
MAKE Me AN OFFER
ONE STUDEBAKER (D,
1916 1926 CASH
o N L V f Ii MAKE
NE AN OFFER
SEVERAL OTMERS
If you are going to ride
this summer You had bet
ter get busy jas these cars.
are all guaranteed me
chanically and in good
running condition.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
LEAGUE ORGANIZER GIVEN
ORDERS

A number of business men and
citizens, incensed at the activity be
ing manifested by NOn-Partisan
League workers in this vicinity, call
ed on an organizer of the League
Wednesday afternoon, escorted him
to the Commercial Club rooms, told
him plainly what they thought of
his doctrines and secured his pro-
mise to leave the community with
out further soliciting. There was a
large attendance at the event and
feeling ran high.
Feeling against the NOn-Partisan
League is strong in the community,
the impression prevailing that the
league is not what it ought to be,
that the doctrines it teaches and
the agitation it incites are out of
place in these strenuous war times
and that under it all is evidence OF
German propaganda to disturb
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19

agricultural conditions and inter.
fere with a united conduct of the
war. 1t is also the common be
lief that the organizers are more in.
terested in securing the SIG member
ship fees of the farmers than they
are in improving the farmers con-
dition. The organizer, Wednesday
afternoon, attempted to tell his
critics that President Wilson had
endorsed the league but neglected
to say that a statement was issued
by the president last week denying
that he had endorsed the NOn-Par-
tisan League or any other league.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

ny local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There 10
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused by an In
iamed condition Of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube When this tube II
perfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed. Deafness 10 the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
r'Hored to Its normal condition, hearing
u be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
ness are caused by catarrh. which 10
inflamed condition OF the mucous sur
inces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the. blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. CIR.
cularS free All Druggists, T5c.
J. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
(TOo late for last week. J

V1OO 1HCt IUT ldsU WetKT'
The b. division of the WOmans
Society met on April 4th, at Mrs.
J. S. McMurtry's. The afternoon
was spent sniping scraps for the
Red Cross pillows and knitting for
the Red Cross. Twenty regular
members were present and six visi-
tors. Two new members were add
ed. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
A NEW DEPARTMENT

For the benefit of the many Chief
tain readers who do not have ac-
cess to daily papers we will publish
each week hereafter department
of condensed war and general news.
Every care will be taken to see that
the news supplied is accurate and
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19

up-to-date The war news for the
week will be complied as lata aa
possible before going to press 80
'hae the summary will be complete
ana the war situation shown as
,ate as publication day. This in.
lormatlon will be compiled from the
news DISPATCHES and will be lust
as reliable as the news service
which supplies such information IN
the daily press,-Ed,,
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
DIR. K. 9. sAPERo

the well known eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist of Denver will
again visit Holly Friday, May 3rd.,
at Grand Hotel. Glasses fitted
scientifically. Consultation and exa.
mination. free.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19

Land cheap for quick sale. Best
in quality, lowest in price. 337 acres,
IA miles north OF Holly-A. Jepson,
Holly Colorado. 4-5tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

-H
Miss Vera Citizens was Lamar
visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Brown went
to La Junta last Monday and spent
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Brown left
for Dodge City last Thursday after
noon to spend few days with Mr..
Browns mother and sister.
Out-oftown visitors at the Kansas
Colorado Meet next Saturday
should take advantage of the Op-
portunity to inspect my splendid
line OF. Millinery fbr the spring
trade Shapes to suit every face
and priced as low as market con-
ditions will permit. 45-1t.
Mrs Harry Steele and Miss Rosa
lie Edmiston very delightfully."- en-
tertained in honor of Mrs. III. G..
EdmistOn of Denver. The evening
was spent with> social games and
music. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. Edmiston Misses;
Phelps Leonard. Ramsey, Barnes,
Citizens, Haberstroh, Edmiston and
Mrs. Steele.
Miss Anne Evans the State Vice
Chairman of Food Production of
the State Womans Council of De
Tense and Mrs Welborn, are tour
ing the entire state in the interest
of food production, and visited
Holly last Friday afternoon where
Miss Evans spoke at the Red Cross
rooms on food production. She
praised the Red Cross OF the United
States for what they were doing but
said that tho the soldiers could
light without sweaters, could fight
without wristhts and many other
things that the Red Cross were
making it would be impossible for
them to fight without food. This
being the time of year to plant seed
she insisted that every man woman
and child old enough to work
should produce food for their own
table and for winter storage. She
said that people should refrain
from ordering things from the far
east thus congesting freight and
mail service which is so needed to
send supplies to the front. He1
talk was indeed very good and was
well taken by those present.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
OF Interest TO Homst..d.r..

for the benefit of those who may
no.. .ios oe informed we wish to say
that the Chieftain Office hs. ~ ~
,lano @ a supply Of application
olanks for those who may desire
70 prove up and that these bIants
are lor the free use of any such who
m .l,ay call at this Office. we viii be
s.ao TO assist you in making OUT
these papers If you SO desire:
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19

II you want the best in the v.v
OF oils use Texaco. For s.,. w ~
Holly Auto Co. lo.s -
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19
whooping Cough

Give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to keep the caugh loose and ex-
restoration easy. 1t is excellent.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-04-19

Miss Vera Citizens was Lamar
visitor Monday afternoon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01
NAUJOS ISLYGOS, KURIU
VOKIETIJA REIKALAUJA
NUO RUSITOS.

Londonas, vasario % d. Ap-
skelbus Trockiui, kad "kare jau
uzbaigta,' ir Aad Rusija neka-
riaus daugiuas su vokieeiais, ITO
kiais pat darbininxais, kaip If
mes, Vokiska armija is tu vo-
kiSku darbininku visu frontu pa
sileido Rusijos gilyn. Tuomet
bolsevikai nusprende, kad jau bus
geriaus pasirasyti ant taikos IS
lygu, ku1iu vokieciai reikalavo
Lietuviu Brastoj. Trockis su Le-
ninu nusiunte bevieliu telegramu
pranesima Berlinq, kad Russia
sutinka ,priimti Vokietijos isly-
gas. Bet vokieciai siuom sykiu
neuzsiganedino senomis savo is
lygomis ir pastate nauJus reika-
lavimus, kurie faktiskai atiduoda
! Vokietijos rankas ne tik visas
zemes Xxi siolei vokieciu uzimtas
(ju tarpe If Lietuva), bet If is
paGios Rusijos padaro vokiska
verga pramones If isdirbystes sry-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01
JIE NoRI TvARKos.

Petrogradas, vasario 20 d. =
Rusu bevielinis telegrafas Cars
KANE Selo perenne sekancia is
trauka is kunigaikscio Leopoldo
prakalbos, kuomet jisai isleido
vokiskoms armijoms paliepiinq
isnaujo zengti j Russia:
Mes nenorime uzgriebimp ar
ba karisku atlyginimu, bet sugra-
zinimo tvarkos. Russia yra anar-
chijos centras. Uzsikretimas
platinasi i Europa. Civilizuota
Europa supranta, kad vokieciai
gina Europos tvarka'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01

be tarifo [muito mokesSiu] viso-
'kiu ruSiu ru d os ir turf tuoiaus
prasideti tarybos padarymwi nau-
jos komercijines sutarties su uz-
tikrinimu, kad Vokietija bus la
ibjausiai favorizuojama tauta [pra-
mones atzvilgiul maziausiai Xxi
1925 metu***.
Russia duos ieidima If gel6es
vokiskas komisijas, isteigtas ka-
res belaisviams ir kares pabege-
liams.
'Rusija prlzada uzbaigti bile
kokia propaganda ir agitacija,
varoma ar per valdzia, ar per
bile kokias ypatas, kurias val
dzia remia, = agituoti prizes ma
rius keturialypio susivienijimo
It. y. prieS Centralines Viespa-
tijas) ir prizes ju politiskas If
kariskas istaigas net If tose vie
tose, kldios yra tik uzimtos Cen
traliu Viespatiju.
"Virsminetos iSlygos turi butt
priimtos hegyje 4S valandu. Ru-
sp igaliotiniai privalo tuojaus
pradeti keiione Lietuviu Bras
ia if pasirasyti po taikos sutar-
tim begyje triju dienu, o patvir-
tinimas minetos sutarties turf
butt padarytas begyje dvieju sa-
vaiciu".
Virsminetos vokieciu islygos,
kaip paaiskina rusu oficiahs pra-
nesimas, yra issiustas is Berlino
vasario 2I d. If po jonis pasi-
raso Won Kuehlman (Vokietiios
uzrubezio reikalu ministeris) ir
Gen.-Leitenantas (pravarde pra-
leista), vyriausis armijos vadas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01
REVELIS, XOVAS IR
DORPATAS PAIMTI.

Berlinas, vasario IS d. -Vo-
kieciq oficialis pranesimas skel-
bia, kad vokieciu kariumene W.
sme Revell, uostq ir tvortove
Estonijoj, po susirelnimo s.,
rusais.
Vokieciu kariumene iejo j Sta
tvirtove pusiau vienuolikta sia-
dien is ryto.
Vokieciai taipgi uzeme svarbu
gelezinkelip centrq, miesta Psko-
va, kuris yra tik apie 100 angl
myliu nuo Petrogrado.
Gen. von Eichhorno kariume-
ne uzeme miestq Pernau, kun
estu batalijonas perejo vokieciu
pusen. Dorpatas, kur yra seno-
viskas universitetas, taipgi PAIN
tas.
Ukraiihoj vokieciai iejo ! mics
ia Zytomira, kur jie susitiko su
ukrajinieciq kariumene.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01
DIR. SEYDLER AISKINA APIE
TAIKA.

Berlinas. Savo prakalboje
Austrijos reichsrath'e (parlamen-
te) DrA Saydler, Austrijos azru-
'bezio minister's pirmu sykiu pa
pasakojo apie taikos derybas if
Austrljos nusprendima paremti
|Nokietija jos isiverzifne Rusijon,
mesa to reikalauja "civilizacijos
iSgelbejimas".
DR.. Won Saydler pranese, kad
10000 belaisviu jau sugrizo is
Rusijos ir ikad derybos su Ru~
sijos valdzia bus atnaujintos
Petrograde delei paliuosavimo
didesnio belaisviu skaitliaus.
Kalbedamas apie padaryma tai
kos su Ukrajina, jis pasa!ke, kad
Rusija reikalavo suteikimo los
terltorlJu zmonemS telseS save
apsispresti, eillant net taip toll,
kad jos turi teise ir pilnai at
simesti.
"Mes sutikome su tokia pa
zvalga kaslink ulaimtu teritoriju
- tese jis toliaus, ir visos de-
rybos Lietuviu Brastoj buvo We
damos ant toxic pamata. Mes
pripazinome sta teise Lietuvos,
Kurso If Lenkijos- zmonems II
negalima butu rasti liogisko ar
dorisko pamato, kad tokia teise
.nebutu suteikta ir Ukrajinieciams.
"Lenku kliubo nariai negali
uzgin6yti, kad didelis skaitlius
ukrajinieciu gyvena Cholmo ap-
iskrityj If kad tie zmcnes turi
teise butt isgirsti'.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01

Petrogradas. = Pulk. Murav-
jew, bolseviEp vadas, pr sake XII
evo bankams tuojaus pristatyti
100000 rrlbliu uzlaik nui Sci
mynu bolseviku, kritusiu ar SUI
zeistu lake music Kieve.
Vasario Is d., kaip pranesama,
buvo padarytas pasikesinimas ant
gyvasties M. Rodzlanko. buvusio
Dumos prezidento. Keletas SUI
viq tape iSSauta j Rodzianko, iis If
10 vezikas tapo lengvai suzeistas.
Pusantro Simto ypatu tapo SUI
arestuota sarysyje su suokalbiu,
kuris, sakoma, buvo padarytas
su tikslu pavogti Lenina.
Stockholmas. = zydu victims
biuras gauna ziniu apie didelius
zydu "pogromus', prasidejusius
lvairiose Rusijos vietose. Sako-
ma, kad kruvini pogromai ivyko
Liubline, Raszkowe, Cerkofi, I'll
raspolyj if Kornir..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01
yOKIETIJA PRIIMS AMERI
KOS ISLYGAS?

Amsterdamas, vasario Is d.
Grafas Won Hertling, Vokietijos
kancleris, kalbedamas reichstage
MAIDEN, padare sekahti pranesi-
tma:
GAS gahu pamatiniai sutikti SIT
keturiais principals, kurie sulyg
Prezidento Wilsono ndomones,
privalo butt pavartoti prie ben
dro az simainyrfo nuomonemis
ir togiu budu galiu pranesti, kad
apie abelnq taika galima svarstyti
ant tokiu pamatu.
"Tik viena pasarga privalo bu-
ii padayta sarysyje SUI tto-Sitie
principal privalo butt pasiuIyti ne
tx Suvienytu Valstiju Preziden-
to, bet taipgi turi butt tikrai pri-
pazinti visp valstybiu ir tautu."
Sulyg kanclerio nuomopes, An
glijos kariski tikslai dar Wis esa
kiaariai imperialist;ski.
"Kuomet Anglia kalba apie
tautu teise apsispresti, j nema-
no spie pritaikinima Sito princi-
po prize Airijos, Egipto ir Indi-
/. jos'-sake kancleris.
~'As su noru pripazistu-Sake
toliaus tSsancleris,-kad Prezidento
Wilsono kalba, pasakyta vasario
II d., gal but padaro maza ling
sni linkui bendro susiartinimo.'
Kalbedamas apie dalyku stow
Z su Russia, kancleris pTanese:
"Gauta zinios valal, kad Pet
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01

va. Vokieciai neima belaisvig
vien tik nuginkluoja rusus
ir paleidzia juos.
Vokiski orlaiviai barsto pro-
kliamacijas, kuriose saukiama
rusus butt ramiais ir laikytis
tyarkos, nes vokieciai, esq, ateina
suvaldyti anarchija ir atgabenti
zmonems maista kuogreiciausiai
Laikrascio Daily Mail ko-
respondentas is Petrogrado pra-
TeSe pereita ketvergq, kad didesne
dalis Petrogrado gyventoju lin
ksmai pasitiktu vokiecius Petro-
grade, mes jie bijosi, kad kills ne
splontroliuojama bolSevikiska
anarchija su riausemis ir zmog-
zudystemis.
Didesne dalis gyventojp, sake
korespondentas, yra pailsusi nuo
revoliucijos, bado ir Ibetvarkiu
ir dar labjaus todel, kad jie ne
zinc, kas rytoj gall butt, Jie
saISo, kad zmones dabar turf kes-
ii visas blogas carizmo puses, O
neturi nei vienos geros puses
(tvarkos).
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KIEVO.

Londonas. Vasar. "a d. = All
strq ir Ukrajinos kariumene ar
tinasi prie Kievo, Ukrajinos Sos
tines, kuri dabar yra patekusi i
boi5eviku rankas, kaip apie tai
praneSa telegramai is Petrogra-
do.
PraneSama taipgi, kad lenkiski
legijonai pagelbejo vokieciams
uzimti Minsko miesta.
Petrogrado laikrasciai raso, kad
rusiski kareiviai ant siaurinio
fronto (LatvijoD uzgriebe II
traukinius, kuriuos vartota per-
vezimui 10000 kareiviu j Mask
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-01

rogradas prieme musu islygas ir
iSsiunte savo atstovus Lietuviu
Brastq tolimesnems deryboms.
Sulyg to ir musq delegatai is
keliavo ten vakar vakare. Cali
mas daiktas, kad dar gall butt
gincu delei detaliq, bet svarbiau-
sis dalyk4s tapo atsiektas. No
ras padaryti taika tapo aiskiai
'apskelbtas is Rusu puses; musu
islygos tapo priimtos if padary-
mas taiko5 turi ivykti labai grei-
tn laiSu.'