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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
APPEAL IS MADE FOR THE BEST BOOKS TO BE HAD
TO GO INTO THE LIBRARY TO GIVE INSTRUCTION.
AND CHEER TO THE SOLDIERS WHO ARE OVERSEAS

words, high on the mountainside, no
mans land" and recalls the loneliness
OF the spot, can appreciate just what
pleasure will be derived from the Ii
brary OF good books being placed. IN
der the direction Of the American Lii
brary association, in these lonely
spots, where the soldier is on guard
through hot summer days, through the
cold days OF winter. through rain and
snow
There are $4,000 volumes in the we'll
ordered library rooms in the basement
Of the FL Paso public library for fur
Their distribution. and thousands Of
volumes have already been sent to
camp. hospital and outpost all along
the border.
These books, when sent into the
headquarters, are looked over and as
sorted: any book Of an immoral ma
ture which has been inadvertently
put IN the collection is culled and so
the standard is such that any book
sent TO the men is one he would have
found in the most refined home.
There are good books there Of all
classes of entertainment and instruc-
ton The books of fiction are donated
mostly from the Libraries of families.
Minneapolis and St Paul have been
among the cities leading in the do
nation Of books Of fiction, both in
number contributed and in the quail
ity OF the literature. Then there are
books, which the officers and
soldiers need in their work These
are bought with donations TO the Ii
brary association and. Of course. are
the latest and most improved works
on military art.
The educational books are of the
greatest Importance to the men who
have not had an opportunity for ad-
gancement in their studies. The bust
ness and professional books will pre-
pare the men for civilian business
life when they come home from war.
Miss Marvin lays stress on the de-
sire TO have the very best books do
lated for this service. books. as she /
iays. in which the, readers have gained 4
Information or which have given them 1
lor~s Of enjoyment
Very amusing are the stories 4
lrOugnt IN by men who have been I
RESENTED with ancient volumes-for /
Instance, ''Woman's Dress" published /
n 1870. Another book on woman's /
iress, published in 1897, was con-
ributed by somebody. A soldier sta 4
toned in a lonely spot in Arizona 4
ound among books sent there q vol
lme entitled How to Cut and Make I
FOUR Own Shirtwaists-" These books
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
ElPasoans ADau.

Dan 7. White will leave on Monday
fora business trip to California.
Mrs. Phil McBee and daughter, Miss
Louise Vaughn. OF FL Paso. are among
those registered at the Dennie. Long
Beach. Calf.
Mrs E. G. Perry, accompanied by
her small son, Edward Gordon, IT. has
gone to Dallas to join her husband.
who viii be in Dallas on a business
trip for several weeks.
Cecil Crichet left Friday afternoon
for Los Mochis. Sinoloa, Mexico. where
ne goes to be purchasing agent for
the United Sugar companies. whose
headquarters are located there
IN answer TO telegram from her
son, Mai J. A Robinson, of the 35th
field artillery, stationed at Camp Nc
Clelland, Ala. requesting her to Join
him IN Kansas City. Mrs. Margaret
State limited
Mrs Kenneth D. Oliver viii 20 to-
morrow to be the guest of Mrs. Fred
erick Gearing. wife OF Capt. Gearing.
at the Gearing home on Mckinley ave-
nue., and will be with Mrs Gearing
until her departure for California.
where she and her small son, Joseph
Rocky, viii join Mr.. Oliver for the
winter.
The last copy of the paper published
by and for the soldiers at Camp Ma
Dry contains, on the front page, a very
clever and amusing cartoon drawn by
Lieut. LoWden WingO, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. T NJ Wingo. 1t depicts two prize
fighters. The vanquished fighter is
named Influenza at Camp Mabry"
and the victorious fighter standing
over the vanquished one is called The
Medical Corps and Assistants at Camp
Mabry," the ensemble Of the cartoon
representing the manner in which the
influenza was so successfully combat
ted at that camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

I may have been interesting to women
in days long past, but to send them
to the soldiers is a waste OF time and
valuable shipping space.
The men and women Of FL Paso have
taken great interest in donating TO
this movement. having given numbers
of volumes Of the very best literature.
Many volunteers have assisted Miss
Marvin in the work at the library dur
ing the past few weeks and Will con-
tinue this work, and especially is
gratitude extended to the Patriotic
league. Of which Mrs. julius Kra-
kauer is chairman; to the College
Women's club and to the SammIes. a
business girls organization
The FL Paso branch OF the Amer
can Library association, which sup
plies the soldiers on the border with
books, has 81 main camps and out
posts and extends from Yuma to the
Big Bend district" said Miss Marvin.
There are $4,000 volumes in the
branch here, $1,000 of which are now
distributed over the district The
books are Of four classes-recreation
which includes fiction and have come
as gifts. Minneapolis and St Paul
having contributed more than any
other cities; military books. which
are bought by the association; educa-
tional. which are needed by the men
VINO wish 10 study, ana business ana
professional books, which are OF use
in keeping the men ready to reentsr
civilian life.
There is a special collection OF
books for the use of the army tuber-
cular hospitals. which are inter
changeable only among those institu-
tons IN hospitals Of any class hav-
ing over 1000 beds. there is a ros-
pital librarian, whose duty is to dis
tribute and collect books among the
men.
The association also has a system
Of requests in operation which gives
the men the privilege of asking for /
the book desired If the one request |
ed is not in the library, it is imme- |
diately ordered for him.
Prospects bid fair for FL Paso to |
remain a distributing point. even after /
the close OF the war, because Of the /
necessity Of having TO keep troops
along the boundary.
Very little educational work has
been done during my stay here be-
cause Of the quarantine. but I made I
speeches in a few Of the camps be-
fore the epidemic began on the kinds 1
II books that would be Of the greatest /
help and the great necessity OF get
ing the reading habit"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

Many people fear TO take medicine
10 check and abort colds. cure coughs.
catarrh. etc. This fear is groundless
with all the products OF The Black
burn Products Co. Dayton, Ohio.
Not one contains oDiates, narcotics or
harmful drugs. Mentho-Laxene, for
coughs, colds. catarrh and all distress
following a cold. is a compound Of
wild Cherry, Tolu. CaEcara, Grindelia,
Menthoe Ammonium Chloride, and
alcohol sufficient to preserve and keep
IN solution
Every ingredient is in concentrated
form and the medicine is so strong
that only ten-drop doses are to be
taken in the raw" state. But the
ideal way is 10 make into syrup by
emptylng a ~ bottle OF Mentno-Lax-
enc into q pint bottle and then fill
the bottle with graduated sugar
syrup, made by dissOlving a pint OF
sugar in a half pint Of boiling water.
II is said by thousands that this makes
most effective home treatment for
all cold troubles. The manufacturer
guarantees IL 10 please or money back
Sold by all good druggists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

NOV that the drive OF the united
" var workers is so near At hand, an
especial interest viii be taken in the
selection of books from home Libraries
which VIII be sent to headquarters.
assorted and distributed among the
soldiers either in the camps, hospitals
OF outposts.
Miss Cornelia Marvin. state libra
rian for oregon. who came to FL Paso
some weeks ago to develop the library
service work for the soldiers. says
that FL Paso people have been most
generous in their donation of books.
There is not a single camp, no matter
how small. that will be neglected in
the distribution Of these books. The
headquarters here look after the dis
tributing Of books from Yuma to the
Big Bend Any reader rememb ers 4
certain lonely outpost away down on
the Southern Pacific, miles and miles
from = town. where the soldiers have
formed with whitewashed stones the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
FOUND ROADS ALL GOOD
FROM ROSWELL TO Ell PAS0

W A Henry and family. Of Joplin.
No. registered at the Auto club
Thursday. en- route TO California for
the winter. Mr.. Henry reported a
snow storm at Qultaqua. Texas. and
was delayed two days. Roads were
good from Roswell into Fl Paso via
the new road from Alamogordo.
r H Burgess and family. W z.
Burgess and family. z. A. Birch and
wife and o. Larson and family. OF
central Kansas, en- route TO Califor-
MIA for the winter, spent several hours
in FL Paso Thursday This party came
through in three automobiles and
were taking their time and spoke en-
Enthusiastically OF FL Paso's climate
T. a Fackelman and family, Of Tex
en- route to Los Angeles for
the winter, spent Thursday in Ell Paso-
Mr.. Tackelman stated that work was
being done along the entire highway
from Texarkana to Dallas and a num-
Der Of road crews were working the
road this way and that the road was
in fairly good shape already.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
AutomobiZing and Outings.

A congenial party Of army officers
and some OF their civilian friends left
Friday morning for the Hueco noun
tains on a hunting trip. They will re-
main over the week end, returning
Monday. The group motoring to the
mountains for the outing includes:
Capt VI. D. Bownds. district adjutant;
Mai J. r Moreno. OF the medical
corps; Capt. J. A. Dix, ". lessen and
W L Hamilton.
The 1o-4Ot-ius wives Of army off
GERS Of the Seventh cavalry motored
down the valley Thursday afternoon
and spent the day visiting officers and
their wives who are stationed in the
valley towns OF Ysleta- Socorro. san
Elizario and Fabens- Mrs. D. o. Mil
Ter. Mrs. l. L. Donahue. Mrs. Robert
Caller and Mrs. L n Waldron. When
they reached Fabens. they were
served supper, being the guests of
Capt and Mrs. Lincoln Collins Mrs.
Collins is spending the month with
her husband. who is in command Of
the troop doing border patrol duty
around the Fabens district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Dances.

The weekly dances at the Fl Paso
Country club. which have been sus-
pended during the epidemic. will prob
ably be resumed on Saturday evening
November l6- There will be no dance
at the club this week end.
An informal dance will be given by
the University club Tuesday evening
from $50 to IL. This will be the
monthly party for November and will
be for members and their wives and
women friends only. An intermission
program will be given and refresh
ments viii be served during the in
Permission The committee in charge
Is Joe Page, Charles Brann, Jack Nc
Donald and J. K Haigh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
TO RECLAIM 5000 ACRES
THROUGH RINCON SYPH0N

A great new construction work is
being perfected in the Rio Grande
reclamation project, it was reported
AT the local reclamation service office.
Friday. the work being a syphon in
the Rincon. n. NJ. district, to cost
$50. 900. II will provide water for 5000
additional acres. The work is TO be
completed as soon as possible, that
water may be had for the irrigation
of the new district by Feb. I.
Putting into commission Of the Rim
con syphOn marks the completion OF
the river structures Of the Rincon
district. which extends from Percha
dam 10 the Mesilla valley
district. The district includes about
"a. coo acres Of irrigable lands. OF
which COCO are under cultivation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Red Cross WorE.

Beginning Saturday morning. Nov.
2. the Red Cross will receive the
Christmas packages to be sent to the
boys overseas at the Gift House be-
tween the hours Of and 5.
Those wishing TO send them must
bring their labels before they will be
issued box. After the box is filled
and ready for sending. it must be
brought back to the Gift House for
inspection. senders also bringing IS
cents in stamps. The packages must
not be wrapped until they have been
inspected.
The women on the committee wear
their Red Cross uniforms. Those in
charge at the Gift House Saturday
morning are: Mesdames W. L. Tooley,
J. L Collins, A P. Coles, J. H. Nations.
h W. Broaddus and Miss Isabel Mar
tin Saturday afternoon they are:
Mesdames o. H. Baum, J. c. Lakeland,
]. Z. Bowen and Miss Hazel Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

Miss Laura Burdick and the vice pres
ident is Miss Virginia Hardy, who IS
chairman OF the membership commit
tee The committee is composed of
Miss Anna Barlow. Miss Lillian Bour-
land Miss Martha Hirt. Miss Mary
Simpson and Miss Louise Simpson
The secretary is Miss Virginia
StallinEs, who is chairman Of the
outings and innings committee. The
outings COMMITTEES is composed of
Miss Imogene Ramey, Miss Norma
Heffler. Miss Thelma Preston and
Miss Jennie V. Jackson.
The innings committee is composed
Of Miss Ruth Kennedy. Miss Sophia
May Schmalhausen and Miss Mary
Hawley. The treasurer is Miss Nor
othy Darnell. who is chairman OF the
service squad The committee IS COM
posed Of Miss Carrie Bell Hooper. Miss
Isabelle Pomeroy, Miss Alma Preston.
Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Dorothy
May Arnold and Miss Lena Rhodes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Out Of Town Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. EIcHugh, OF Her
rington, Kss.. who visited friends here
for several days en- route 10 Los An
geles. have continued their journey
Lieut.. ". II. Tollman. OF the United
States infantry from the North Da-
kota Agricultural school. is in FL Paso
on matters pertaining to the stu
dents army training camps in the
vicinity OF FL Paso.
P. S. Yard. OF Wooten, n II, who
is in Fl PasO on a business trip. re-
ceived a message Friday stating that
hunting is good in the section sur
rounding his home. Game a5cunds in
abundance there. especially villa tur-
key. WOOten is near Cloudcroft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
THREE INDICTMENTS FOUND.

At a session OF the grand jury Fri
dav morning. three bills we're re-
turned. Those charged were Apelo-
Mo Marujo. who was taken in raid
by city detectives Sunday on South
II Paso street. where he was alleged
to be selling spiked" soda water, for
selling intoxicating liquor withi7 the
ten mile zone PomgosO Panagua and
Miguel GARLIC. burglary; Prince
bringing liquor into the
ten mile zone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Social Happenings
For Saturday

MEETING OF tina Nine Nifty Nitters.
4F1 with Miss Agnes Stewart at the
the afternoon.
Work Of distributing and inspecting
Christmas boxes for the soldiers over
seas all day at the Gift Shop in the
san JacintO plaza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Become Thin
FREE BOOK

II you would like to reduce 10 to so
pounds in a rational. safe. pleasant
way by guaranteed method (endorsed
by physicians) send for free book.
Reduce Weight Happily" to Korein
Co, MATT, Station T, New York, n.
= It viii come in plain wrapper.
Likely to add years to your life and
bring great Joy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

II you are subject TO weak lungs,
heed the cough as q warning. Eek
MANS ALTERATIVE may aid you in
stopping the cough. In addition. il IS
a valuable tonic and health builder IN
such cases No alcohol. narcotic or
habit-fOrming drugs. Twenty Yeas
successful use
soc and SfI50 Bottles nj all druggists
or from manufactures. postpaid.
ECKMAN LABORATORY. PhiladeI-
mia Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
DuclO Beauty Pa.lOrs
Third floor, Reynolds Bldg.

Third floor, Reynolds Bldg.
Our facilities are unsurpassed We guar
sntee 70 please the most exncting md the
most fastidious are our patrons. Our
facials are by the most modern uethods
Scalp treatments bring results. We guar
antee Subtraction
Phone ssLs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

You have only a week now in which
to get ready the Kodak picture Christ
mas letter for the boy "oYer there"
Make It full OF home folks and home
doings, fill it with smiles and good
cheer. Then to make it perfect,
bring the films to US to be developed.
Our charge for any size roll Is only
i0c and films left before 10 A. NJ are
finished the same day.
Feldman's-As II Should BE Done.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

Parcel Post orders receive our
prompt attention All kinds Of repair
work properly done and returned i'm
mediately.
The ROkahr Boot & Shoe shop,
81. 81, 31e Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

Team No. believes in boosting the
boys for comfort. Subscribe with
this tcam.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Tells a Secret

Manufacturer Of Famous Medicine
Tells Ingredients, So Public Can
Appreciate Pure, Reliable Medi-
cine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
LAIsvEs FoNDU SUB
SKRIPCIJA PAsIEKE So
S3S,317,3OO.
siandie paskutine suosKripci-
jos diena.

Washington, geg. ValSar
per pietus treciosios laisves
paskolos subskripcija buvo pa
siekusi $2,838,315300.
Pazymetina tas, kad vaka-
ruose nuo Mississippi subskrlp
ella visur zymiai pervirsijusi
srlma, kokia lokalems vietoms
arba distriktams buvo pasta
tyta.
siandie paskutine laisves
paskolos subskripcijQ diena.
Pilnai pasitikima, kad sub
skripciia ligi Sios dienos pu-
'siaunakGio zymiai pervirsis
iris milijardus dolieriu.
Daugelis zmoniQ antru kar-
til perka so dol. vertes bond
sus. sitam pirkimui, kaip zir
noma, pradzia padare patsai
prezidentas Wilsonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
sUvARzoMI LEDo PR
KLAI
Be vyriausybes zinios jie ne
gall didn't kainu.

Washington, geg. A. Cen
traline salies maisto admins
tracija yalstijq maisto afimi-
nistratoriams issiuntinejot ps
redyma, sulig Eurio tuTi bnt
astriai priaziur,inla, ks sslo
pirkliai sauyaliaf uedidintu uz
pardavinejama leda kainq il
tue budu neisnaudotQ gwen
tojp. Jeigu pirkliai nori pa
didn't kaina NJ leda, jie Vi
sppirmu privalo apie tai pra-
nesti maisto administrator,
paduodant reikalingas prize
zastis. ReiSkia, ledo pirkliai
tam tikslui turi gauti maisto
administrators leidima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
PRANCUZAI ATSIEME AUG
sTUMA.
Vokieciai uztrunka su savo O.
fensyva.

Londonas, geg. 4.-Kuomet
vokieGiai su savo nauja ofen-
syva vienur ir kitur muSip
fronte uztrmka, prancuzai sto
10 ofensyvon prizes vokiecius
pietrytuose nuo Amiens.
Suvir$ mylios ilgio frontu,
tarpe HailleS If Castel, genera
10 Petains kariuomen6 uzva-
kar vakare stojo uzpuoliman
If iSmuS6 vokiecius nuo kalvos
81, kuri dominuoja ant up6s
Avre. Pc Sito prancuzai tue
tuojaus atSi6m6 miSkelius, gu
lincius rytuose ir pietrytuose
nuo pamin6tos kalvos, ties upe
Avre.
AtlmtOs pOzlclJOs yra labal
sVarbiOs visam Somme frOnte.
Mes kalva 80 randasi tik uz
trijp myliQ nuo svatbaus Pa
ryzius-Amiens gelezinkelio.
Vienur ir kitur vokieGiai su
visu paSalimu m6gino pasi-
prieSinti prancuzams. Bet pas
tarQjQ stiprumas ir taktika
prieSininkq iveik6.
Dabar talkininkai Amiens
fronte pasigamino puikiq ap-
siginimo linijQ, prizes kuria vo-
kieGiai lures atSipti nagus, jei
m6gins pasivaryti prieSakin.
Uzpraeita nakti vokieciu al
.tilerija smarkiai veik6 iSilgai
penkiolikos myliQ musiu lini-
jos tarpe Givenchy If Nieppe
miSkelio. Bet uzpuolimo ne
dare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
BAKER PASTATO MIL Lz|N|S-
KUS KARES PLENUS
nusika1navusius talkinin-

il nusikaInavusius talkinin
kus.
Dabar yra nutarta gaminti
visokios rusies artileriia, ko-
kia tik yra reikalinga musip
laukuose. Tuo tikslu atlaiky-
ta konferencijos su plieno
dirbtuviq savininkais. Be to
naujuoju istatymu bus Quota
prezidentui neapribuotas vei-
kimas.
Kongreso atstovai yra nuo-
mon6s, kad kares departamen-
to plenai prailgins kongresui
sesija ir kongresas lures dar
daug darbo, kol gales pasi-
liuosuoti atostogosna.
''Negali but klausimo, kick
zmoniQ reikalausime", pasa-
kes Baker.
"Tuo zvilgsniu negalima ap
siribuoti. Kiekvienas vyras,
reikalingas musQ tikslams, tlt-
ri but panaudotas. Reikalau-
jane tue tikslu igaliojimo.
Reikalaujame istatymo, kuris
NUNS leis init tick vyrQ, kick
bus reikalinga. Vienatinis mn
su tikslas pasiqsti kares lau-
kan tick kareiviQ, kad laime-
ii kare. Kick bus reikalinga
vyrq, nereiltia tai iSrodineti
slsaitifheiflis. Furime 1ainiatf
kare, ar tam tikslui bus rel
kalinga milijonas ar divide
simts milijonQ vyrq'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04

POLICIJA IsVAIKE LIETU-
vIsKU soC1JALIsTV PRA-
KALBAS.
Daugelis kalbetoju uzdaryta
kalejiman.

CICERO, ILL.,, geg. A..
Vakar vakare Jankaicio sve-
taineje. socijalistai surenge
prakalbas. Is prakalbu vede
10 paaiskinimo suzinota Tx
tick, kad tas prakalbas paren-
ges kokis tai Chicagos "pro-
gresyviu" draugiju susivieni-
ji1nas. Gi prakalbu tikslas -
pamineti geguzes l d.
Socijalistai kuone visas sve-
taines sienas buvo nukabine
raudonomis veliavomis.
vienas kalbetojas bekalbe-
damas nuo raudonos bolsevi-
kiskos spalvos taip apsvaigo,
kad nei nepasijuto, kaip enae
kolioti sales vyriausybe. Tur
but pamane, kad jis randa-
81 kokiam tai rusu bolsevikQ
susirinkime kur Maskvoje.
Kaip bematai atsirado If po-
licija ir sustabde prakalbas.
Bet karstesni socijalistai ene
kelti protestus. Tuomet polici-
ia nudraske visas ju raudonas
veliavas, apie 7-nis socijalis-
tus sugine i pasaukta patrol
veEimi ir nugabeno kalejiman.
Susirinkusieji prakalbosna
socijalistai isvaikyta If sve-
taine uzdaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
PRANCUZAI SUSAUDE V0-
KIEcIU sNIPA.
Tai buves koks tai sveicaras.

Paryzius, geg. 3.-sale Pa
ryziaus, Vincennese, sulig ka-
res teismo nusprendimo nu-
galabintas sveicarijos pile,
It's, vardu Nivergel, kurs bu-
vo susektas, kaipo vokieelQ
Snipas.
sveicariios vyriausybe rel.
kalavo j paliuosuoti. Bet
Prancuzijos vyriausybe nera-
do priezasties jo paliuosavl-
mui.
Pirm trijQ m6nesip jis bu-
vo pasmerktas miriop. lr Tx
dabar ispildyta egzekueija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
GEN. PERSHINGO
sTABO VIRsININKAS.
Juo yra gen. McAndrew.

Su Amer. Armija Prancuzl-
joje, geg. 4.-Generolo Per
shingo Stabo virSininku pas
kirtas majoras gen. James W.
McAndrew, kuris tuojaus uz-
ina jam nuskirtq vieta.
Brig. gen. James G. Har-
bord, kurs ligSiol buvo Stabo
virSininku, paskirtas lauko
tarnybon.
SitoS atmainos tai patles
gen. Pershingo sumanymas'
Generolai ir kiti oficierial yra
skiriami ten, kur jie gall but
naudingesni tarnybai. Mes ne
visi tinka i Stabo virsininkus
ir ! armijQ vadus. Jiems We
tos paskirstomos sulig JQ ga
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-04
PRASALINTAS GEN. FAL-
KENHAYN.
Nesutikes su turkais, todel
nebuve pasisekimu.

Hague, geg. g. : Is tikrl!
versmiQ gauta zinia, kad gen,
Falkenhayn praSalintas is Wy
riausiojo turkQ kariuomenas
vado vietos.
Sakoma, turkai jo labai ne
apkente, mes iis perdaug esas
'isdidus If mylis barties az BIZ
le ka.
TurkQ kares komanda gen.
Falkenhayna kaltina, kad per
i trrkai daug nelaimiQ patty
re Palestinoj ir Mesopotami-
joj. )
Su tuomi, matyt, generolri
Falkenhayn ir karijera pasi-
baig6.