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The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
WORK IS MOVING ALONG RAILROAD
 SOUTH Of TOWN

In the face of adverse weather conditions, work on the railroad south of town, has been carried on vigorously, and, all things con- sidered, with very satisfactory re- suits. The big 130O-foot trestle spanning Lost Slough at 2O-mile. has been completed and is now ready for the ties and rails. There are no indications at the present time. of any further glacier action in this neighborhood, and it is expected that the work of extending the line to- wards Lignite will be resumed next month. From the end of track to the point where the trestle across Lost Slough begins there is only stretch of 5000 feet remaining to be railed, and as the grade beyond the trestle and up to Residency (43- mile) has been completed and is now ready for track laying and sur facing, this work will be pushed for ward rapidly until the crossing at 43mile has been reached. To insure the diverting from the old bed of Lost Slough to the new channel chosen by the engineering force, of part of the water of the Nenana. and to serve as permanent pro lection of the grade from flood waters, piledriver No. ? and a force of men are engaged in building an- other strong dam at the head of Lost Slough. In addition to this, the big wing dam which is intended to break the force of the current and swing the river into the main channel will soon be completed and no further trouble from floods is anticipated All of the above acti- vities are on Residency ? and under the supervision of Resident Engineer Ike P. Taylor.
 i On Rsidency 8 (35-mile), under the supervision of Resident Engineer Geo. B. Richardson, the last of the big grading contracts have been com pleted and the contractors, C. Herb Wilson, Billy Lynn and George Gotto have broken camp and come into town with their respective forces. for settlement. For the purpose of driving piles to prevent bank erosion, a piledriver and crew will be sent shortly to Residency 8, but at the present time all construction work on the residency has practically ceased. MT. Wilson, who has a clearing contract on the branch line to Lignlte, expects to establish his camp there and commence work just as soon as he can get away. Messrs Lynn and Gotto have not made any plans for the present. They may possibly take up grading contracts on sections of the main line beyond 43-mile bridge later on.
 At Residency (43-mile, pile driver No. 1 and large force of men, under the supervision of Resi- dent Engineer Kenneth Case, are busily engaged in building the big bridge which will carry the track across the main Nenana river at this point; and, though hampered very considerably by the prevailing bad weather, have made very sub
 stantial progress so far. This bridge with it's trestle approaches, will be 768 feet in length, according to the present plans of the engineering force.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
fore the final attack"
 Paris Is Alarmed.

PARIS, Mar. 23-Official an nouncement was made this after noon that the Germans had com menced the bombardmens of the city. The announcement states that shells of large calibre are falling in the suburbs at the rate of one every fifteen minutes. A score of per- sons are reported to have been killed The German line at the nearest point before the commencement of the present offensive, was sixty, two miles distant from Paris. Prepara- tions for counter attacking the enc my's cannon are being made this afternoon.
 Several enemy airplancs attacked the city this morning, but they were driven off before serious damage had resulted.
 Report Doubted. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Mar. 23.-- The report received today that Paris is being bombarded by the Ger mans is generally discredited here. The Germans, it is believed, 1o not possess guns of sufficient size and power to throw shells from the pres ent ilne of battle 70 the French capital.
 May Fight Bulgaria WASHINGTON, D. G.. Mar 23.- Should it be shown that Bulgarian troops are being used by the Ger mans in the present offensive oper- ations, the United States, in all prob ability, will declare war an Bull garia.
 i Americans In Action.
 With the American Army, Mar. 23.-The enemy launched a heavy gas attack against town within cur lines, northwest of Foul, last night There was no wind blowing at the time and the fumes of mustard gas from the bombs hung low over our 1 lines for several hours.
 The French forces have ben en- gagged at several points by the enc my, but the attacks are developing slowly,
 A Vienna Report. | VIENNA, Mar. 23.-The war of flee has issued statement in which l it is claimed that a great success 1 has been achieved by the Teutons l in the West.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
THREATENED
 WITH WAR BY KAISER

LONDON, Mar. 23.-The German government has increased her CO., ercive attitude toward Holland to the extent of threatening to invade the little kingdom. This action is taken because of the attitude as- sumed by Holland toward England and the United States in the ship ping controversy.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
YANKEE ADMIRAL
 MAKES GOOD BUY
Admiral Knight Secu~es Control of All Shipping Along the Slav
 Coast.

LONDON, Mar. 23.-Advices re- ceived from Tokyo today state that Admiral Knight, commander of the American Asiatic fleet, who is now at Vladivostock, has concluded the purchase of all merchant shipping on the coast of Russia. The pur- chase involves 6sO,OOO tons.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
GERMANS EXECUTE
 CATHOLIC PRIESTS

LONDON, Mar. 23.-A dispatch received from Amsterdam last night states that two Roman Catholic priests were executed at Brussels this week on the charge of espion- age. Charged with similar offenses, eight other priests have been sen- fenced to life imprisonment at hard labor.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
TO BUILD BIG SHIPS

Washingtn.-According to an an- nouncement made by the shipping board, contracts will soon be let for ten freighters of fifteen thousand tons capacity. They will be the larg- est carriers in the American mer- chant marine.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23

First and second class local and coast mail arrived on the Roland stage, which reached town late Thursday night. Some local mail was also brought to Nenana by the Thelin stage, arriving yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
RELIGION ID AID
 FEW 10 MISS WAR
President Will Not Force Registrants To Take Part In The Fighting
 Overseas.

WASHINGTON, D C., Mar. 23- President Wilson has directed that drafted men holding religious scrup- les against actual participation in the war may be allowed to transfer to the medical, quartermaster corps or some other non-combatant branch of the service.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
LABOR COMMISSION
 ARRIVES ON SOUND

SEATTLE, Mar. 23-Armed with parliament credits and bringing a message of sympathy and good will to the workers of the United States, the members of the British Labor commission reached this city today.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
BAKER MISSES FIGHT;
 RETURNS TO LONDON

LONDON, Mar. 23.-Secretary of War Baker has returned to this city after a several-day visit to the front line positions on the Western front Upon his arrival here he was met by Ambassador Page.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
AFTER BOOTLECCERS

OTTAWA, Mar. 23.-The North west Mounted police will soon es- tablish a post at Camp Pleasant, on the Alaska boundary, opposite Maines, for the purpose of prevent ing liquor traffic with the natives of that region.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23
RAIDER IS CAPTURED

Pacific Port, Mar. 23.-An Amer ican cruiser is reported to have cap- tured a German raider in the Paci- fife and is now towing the prize into port.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23

J. B. Peers, a commission con- tractor south of Nenana, is a recent arrival in town, having found it im- possible to continue work because of the heavy snow.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23

Dr. Malcolm E. Smith was called to Fairbanks this week on court bus mess. He made the trip up river with Al Sutton's dog team.
The Nenana news., 1918-03-23

Miss Doris Jacobson, who recently a serious operation at the Government hospital, improved con- siderably during the week.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
Londonas, geg. 15.-Teuto-

Lond0nas, geg. 15.-Teuto-
mai Wis dar nenugalvoja, ar
jiems stoti naujon Ofensyvon,
ar paliauti grumties be jokiQ
pasekmiQ. Trecia savaite pra-
sid6jo, kaip teutonai pertrau-
Ike nelaiminga savo ofensyva
If ligSiol negali nuspresti, kas
toliaus iiems veikti. Gi talki-
ninkai jQ pakilimo laukia.
TalkininkQ armijos taip sus-
tatytos If taip paruostos, kad
ju negal6s iSjudinti nei Hin
denburgas, nei kas kitas.
ISilgai viso vakaru fronto
vienur-kitur pakeliami labai
smarkQs artilerijos veikimai.
Vietomis talkininkai atlieka
pasekmingasias lokales alta
kas. Kitur ivyksta patroliQ sll
sir6mimai. Tai ir viskas. Taip
tesiasi tre6ia savaite. Didesni
uzpuolimai nepradedami, in
fanterijos divizijos nesiuncia-
mos atakosna.
Talkininku lakunai pastaro-
mis- dienomis pradejo smar-
kiai veikti. Jie skraido ant vo-
kieeiQ pozicijq If uzpakalmiQ
jQ linijQ If ten svaido pragai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
AUSTRIJA-UNGARIJA PA
SIDAVE VOKIETIJAI.
Tuo tikslu ivyko valdovu
konferencija.

Londonas, geg. 15.-Austri-
ja-Ungarija pilnai atsidave
Vokietijos globon il konro-
len. Tai ivyko suvaziavus,
abiejQ saliu valdovam konfe-
rencijon. Konferencija ivyko
vyriausioj vokiecip kar6s sto-
vykloj.
Anot valdiskojo pranesimo
is Berlyno, be imperatoriaus
Karolio If vokieeip kaizerio
konferencijoje dalyvavo dar
is austru puses: uzsieniu rel
kalq minister's Burian, field
marSalas gen. Won Arr ir prin=
cas- Hohenlohe, Austrijos am
basadorius Berlyne; is vokie-
Giq puses: kanclieris Won Hert
ling, fieldmarsalas Won Hin
denburg, gen. Won Lldendorff,
uzsieniQ reikalq minister's
Kuehlmann If Vokietijos am
-basadorius Viennoje, grafas
Won Wedel.
Anot NvaldiSkojo pranesimo,
visuose reikaluose ivyko pima
sutikme.
Toliaus pranesime sakoma:
"Ivyko labai sirdinga dis
kusija ir pamatiniai apkal-
beta visi svarbesniejji reikalai,
kaip politikiniai, taip ekono-
miniai If militariniai, kurie
palyti abb Sails kaip siandie,
taip If ateityje. Visuose tuose
reikaluose ivyko pima sutik-
me. Ne tiktai pagilinta, bet
dar labjaus praplatinta able
jq saliq draugiskas sugyvenl-
mas. 2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
VOKIECIAI APVALDO
RUSLJA
BQ|SeWkai kOvoja su anarChis-
tais MdskVOje
VOKIECIU ATAKOS ATkUSAMOS VAKARg
FRONTE
VOKIECIAI BRIAUJASI
RUSIJOS GILUMON.
Bolsevikams turbut prisieis
kraustyties ir is Maskvos.

Maskva, geg. Is. - Vokie-
CLANS pa6mus RostovQ ties
Donu, iu kontrol6n patenka
visas Kaukazas, DOnecO lygu-
mQ jaw apskritis, angliQ, ge-
lezieS If aliejaus laukai.
Siandie Siaurin6 Russia jau
atkirSta nuo Kaukazo, iS6mus
viena gelezinkeli, einanti per
Caricina. Bet ir tam gelezinke-
liui vokieGiai grumoja.
Kuomet vOkieCiams tekO Sc
vastopolis, kuomet jie panai-
kino ukrainQ radq ir tenai /
steige savo prieziuroje burr
uazine rada If kuomet uaga-
liau jie pa6m6 Rostova ties
Donu, rusams jan pasidar6
ankSta If paciOi Siaurin6j Ru-
sijoje.
Kuomet vokieGiai nepaliaus
briovesis ! centrale Rusijq,
boISevikams prisieis is ten
kraustyties. Jie lures dumti
kur j Jekaterinburga.
" keliQ savaiGiQ Petrogra-
do ir MaSkvos liHmas bus Il
nomas. BolSevikai vokieGiams
pasizad6jo duoti kares atlygi-
nina. Bet n6ra kas duoti. To-
del vokieGiai If briaujasi Ru-
sijon ir tuojaus gal uzims dar
Maskva If kitus dideshius
miestus.
Gal dabar bolSevikai If su-
pras baisias pasekmes, pakl-
lusias is ju s6bravimosi 81
vokiecGiais. Bet ka tas gelbes?
Rusija, zinoma didziul6 Ru,
sija, palieka vokieeiQ provin.
CHA, mes pereina jQ, kontrol6n
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
NEBUTos MAISTo KAIN0S
RUSIJOJE.

st. Louis, Mo, geg. 15.-cia
parkeliavo is Rusijos ameri-
koniskos ambasados vienas
narys, Charles D. Todebush.
Jis pasakoja, kad maisto
kainos Rusijoje tiesiog nebu-
tos ir negirdetos. W miltQ
baGka mokama $65; uz pora
avaliniu $40; uz drabuzip siu-
ia $3.50.
Sake, kad >toii brangenybe
esanti del sudemoralizuotos
transportaciios If betvarkes
visoj salyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Galu-gale kaizeris isstenejo
pazad6ta Lietuvai neprigul-
mybe. Bet toji neprigulmyba
yra "neprigulmyb6", kuri
reiSkia baisiausia Lietuvos
baudziava teutonu junge. Ne
tokios "neprigulmybes" lie
tuviu tauta pageidavo ir pa
geidauja. Sta "neprigulmy
be" reiSkia tautai ir saliai
pragaisti. Gi lietuviq. tauta,
kaip il visos kitos tautos, no
ri ne tik gyvuoti, bet If lais-
val vystyties, savitai fvaldy-
ties.
Kaizerio paskelbta "nepri-
gulmybe', tai paprasta vokie-
Giq militaristQ komedija. Jie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
TEUToNAI UzKHAJNA
ANT LIETUVOS KARES.
SUNKENYBES.
Girdi, tas reikalinga uz Lietu-
vos paliuosavima.

AMSTERDAM, geg. 15.-
vokietijos kaizeris paskelbe
proklemacija, kuriaja suteikia
Lietuvai "neprigulrnybe"
Bet uz ta "paliuosavima" ir
"neprigulmybe" kaizeris ant
meta Lietuvai sios kares sun
kenybes, kuriDmis turi bend
raj dalinties su Vokietija. Sa-
ko, kad "neprigulmingoji Lie
tuva turi but sujungta su Vo-
kietijos imperija visais reika-
lais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
sUoMIJA sUsILAUKE
NUosAvIos vELIAvos.
Tai ivyko praejus 40 metu.

Gelsingforsas, geg. 15.-A-
ma diena ant Sveaborgo tvir-
toves murQ praejus 10 metQ
iSnaujjo isskleista Suomijos
veliava vietoje rusq valiayos.
Sveaborgo tvirtov6 stow Gel
singforso uzlajoj.
Su tuomi pakeista If tvir-
toves vardas. Pavadinta Huo-
menlinn, arba "Suomijos tvir-
tove". Veliavos isskleidimas
ivyko labai iskilmingai.
Paskalos, buk Suomija pa
dariusi .diplomatinius santl-
kius su Russia, nepatvirtina-
mos. :
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.KAIzER|S IR L|ETUVOS me
PR|CULMYBE"

perdaug turi tQ "neprigulmy-
blu. Nezino net kur jas pa
deti. Visas pamustas tautas
tomis "malon6mis" apdalina.
Pirmiausia kaizeris juk da>
We "neprigulmybe" rusq Len
kijai. Pasirode, kad toji "ne-
prigulmyba" tai paprastas te-
utonQ jungas.
Paskui kaizeris ''neprigul-
mybe" apteike Suomija, gal
dar KurSa ir kitas nupirktas
nuo rusQ bolSevikq tautas.
Pagaliaus Stai dave "nepri-
gulmybe" ir Lietuvai. Tegu
kaizeris nesidziaugia: Lietu-
viu tauta nepriims tos "malo-
n6s". Gal kan kitam toji
"malon6" ir maloninga, bet
ne lietuviams. Lietuviu tauta
pasitili talkininkais. Stow jq
pus6je. Z
Amerikos lietuviai iseiviai,
kuriq bus afti milijono, yra
piInai iStikimi Suv. Valsti-
JOINS. Sitas visa savo sirdim ir
darbais paremia. Mes sios sa-
lies reikalQ geras stovis ir
kares laim6jimas yra podraug
ir Lietuvai laisv6s laimeji-
mas.
Todel kaizerio Quota "ne-
prigulmybe" gall pasidziaug-
ii tik lietuviQ tautos priest
ninkai.
Lietuva gaus tikra nepri-
gulmybe, kuomet Vokietija
bus sutruskinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

tiesiog neteko samones. Pas
kui nei nezinojo kas atsakyti
maistininkams i jQ reikalavi-
mus. Pagaliau vyriausybe
pradejo maiStininkams nuo-
lanlziauti, tai paslSui vel CRU
mott.
Ant gallo Austriios sosti-
neje Viennoje susaukta kares
tarybos posedis. Nutarta prizes
maistininkus pasiusti istiki-
muosius laivus. Situ laiyu ko-
msndantu nuskirta jurininkq
mylimasai admirolas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
MUSASI SU ANARCHIS-
TAIS.

Londonas, geg. 15. = Is
Maskvos praneSama, kad te-
mai pakilusi civil6 kare tarp
bolseviku il anarchistQ. BoE-
sevikp kariuomene geg. II q.
apsupo anarchistu stovykla If
6m6 >Saudyti j paskleista ant
busto juoda v6liava.
Anarchistai atsak6 su gra-
natomis ir kulkasvaidziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
cEKAI REIKALAUJA NE
PRIGULMYBES SAVO
sALIAI.
Tuo tikslu jie paskelbe
dekleracija.

Washington, geg. 15.-Dip-
lomatinese depesose is Gene
vos pranesama, kad Austrijos
parlamento cekai atstovai pas
kelbe dekleracija. Joje pir-
miausia protestuojama prics
buvusi Austrijos uzsieniQ rel
kalu minister grafa Cernina
uz uzsipuldinejima prizes ce-
lSus, paskui reikalaujama Ce-
kijai pilnos neprigulmybes.
Nieko nepranesama, kokias
pasekmes turejo ta delleraci-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Rusijoje, persekioja il Judo
Sales gyventojus, konfiskuo-
ia jQ manta ir visur sukelia
anarchija.
Kadangi Mongolijos provin-
cija priklauso Kinijai, todol
pastarosios vyriausybe taria-
81 prizes bolsevikus pasipsti
stipria bausmine ekspedicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
PRASIDEJO ARTILERIJOS
MUsIAI CHAMPAGNE.
Dideli Anglijos nuostoliai per
Viena savaite.
LONDONAS, geg. Il

LONDONAS, geg. 15.-
Morlancourt linijoje per viena
fronto mylia vakar voheciai
buvo stole atakon pries an
glus. Vienoje vietoje vokie-
CLANS pasiseke pasistumti pir-
myn.
Bet paskui prarasta pozici-
ia australia atsieme. Kitose
vietose vokieeiai taippat at
musti.
Anot fieldmarsalo Haig ra-
porto, Vokieciai panese milzi-
niSkus nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
BoLsEv1KAI IsIBRIovE
MoNGoLIJoN.

Londonas, geg. 15.- Boise
vilzu kariuomene zemiau r.
kucko perejo Mongolijos ru-
beziu il ton Salin isibrioye per
175 mylias, anot pranesimo
Daily Mail correspondence is
bal. II d.
Tenai bolsevikai, kaip ir
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Paryzius, geg. 15.-Vakar
oficijaliai pranesta apie pra-
sid6jusi baisu artilerijos mu-
81 Champagne apskrityi, va
karQ fronte. Pikardijoje ivyk-
sta tik prieSakiniQ sargybQ
susir6mimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
Londonas, geg. 15.-Vakal

Londonas, geg. 15.-Vakar
pasibaigusia savaite Anglijos
nuostoliai kareiviuose yra A.
612. Tame skaitliuje uzmustQ
arba mirusiQ nuo zaizdQ Off
cieriQ sol, kareiviQ 5,065; SUI
zeistQ ir prapuolusiu: oficie-
rim 2,123 irkareiviQ 33,923.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
daiktn

Lombardq II senp daiktql
krautuyiu savininkams miesto
taryba padidino mokesti uz
.licenciias. Pirmiau buvo mo-
kama per metus 800 dol. Gi
.dabar 1000 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Londonas, geg. 15.-Uzpra-
eitq nakti vokieciu artilerija
smarkiai veik6 Somme il Acre
frontuose, anot fieldmarsalo
Haig raporto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Amsterdam, geg. Is =
Sulig padarytos taikos sutar-
ties. Rumunija centralems
,yalstvbems lures kas metal
pristatyti didziuma savo viso-
kin jayq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Washington, geg. 10. -
Suv. ValstijQ laivQ gaminlmo
tarybos prieziuroje jau paga-
minta 159 LAVAL, suvirs mill
jono tonQ intilpimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15
suzeistieji slepiami.

VokieGiQ vyriausyba, bijosi
abelno gyventojQ sukiIimo.
Bijosi, kad gyventojai nesu-
zinotQ baisiu nuostoliq, kokius
jq kareiviai paneSe karas
fronte paskutiniq ofensyvQ
metu. Suzeistieji nuo zmoni,l
slepiami. Tikrasis uzmuStu If
suzeistq skaitlius nepaduoda-
mas. Didziuma suzeistQjQ gy-
donna Belgijoje. Tik lengviau
suzeistieji gabenami Vokieti-
jon.
Neregius sunes vedzioja.
siandie vokieGiu miestQ gat-
vese mazai matosi luisQ ka-
reiviq. Yra daugelis neregiq,
kuriuos vedzioja sunes.
Vokieciq vyriausybe slepia
prizes savo gyventoius visa
tai, kas tik paslepti yra gall
ma.
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ORAS.

Chicago il apylink9s.
siandie grazus oras; maza att
maina temperaturoje.
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vyriausybe nusileido.

Kuomet Site LAVAL nuplau-
ke i Cattaro apylinkes, rode
81, kad ir Stu laivQ jurininkai
inns ir pakils prizes vyriausy-
be. Teciau tas visgi neivyko.
Admirolas pradejo vesti derry
bas su maistininkais. Paga-
liaus admirolas rastu dave
maiStininkams pazadejima. jll
nepersekioti, nepatraukti ka-
res teisman, ar kitokiuo ko-
kiuo budu nebausti. Be to pa
zadejo iSpildyti dar If kitus
ju reikalavimus.
Tuomet maiStininkai nu-
trauke zemyn nuo stiebu rau-
donas skaras If sutiko toles-
Mai tarnauti po Austrijos We
lava. ; 4H Eh@.
Taip pasibaige Austrijos
kares laivyno maistas, kurs
tesesi astuonias dienas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-15

Pekinas, geg. 15.-Kini-
jos vyriausyb6 visus centralip
salip pavaldinius deportuoja
j Australija.
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MA1sTAI voKIEtIU KA-
RIUoMENEJE.
Kareiviai atsisako kariauti.

Paryzius, geg. 15.-Apturi-
mos zinios, kad vokieeiQ ka-
riuomeneje Wis dazniau ina
atsikartoti kareiviQ maiStai.
Tomis ziniomis talkininzai,
suprantamas daiktas, labai
indomauja. Spejama, kad vo-
kiecius nuo tolesnes ofensyvos
sulaiko paciq kareiviQ nepa-
sitenkinimas, maiStai. Karei-
vial jdk mato baisius savo Ell
l6se nuostolius. Ir Wis tas da-
roma be pageidaujamQ pasell-
miQ. Jie mato, kad ju vadams
nesiseka iveikti talkininkus.
Bet jie juos siuncia skerdy-
n6sna, nes to nori kaizerio it
militaristQ reikalai. Todel ina
murm6ti il nerimauti prizes
savo vadus, kuriems kareWiNl
gyvybe yra visai pigi.
Verciau patekti kalejiman.
Is Hague pranesama, kad
maistai tarp vokieciQ karei-
viq apsireiSkia ne tiktai karGs
lauke, bet il mamie, kuomet
vyriausyb6 pastaruosius Sau-
kia kares laukan. Site karei-
vial imasi visokiq priemoniQ,
bi tik isnaujo nepatekti kares
laukan. Net griebiasi viso-
kiausiq piktadaringu darby,
kad iSvengti kareiviavimo,
kad nepapulti pulkan. Vereiau
kenteti kal6iime, kaip vilkti
neapsakomus vargus kares
frOnte.
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MAIsTAI AUsTR1Jos KA-
RES LAIVYNE.


Londonas, geg. Is. Times
korespondentas, esantis pri-
sl1irtas prie Italijos kariuo-
menes, retkarciais pranesa la
bal indomias zinias apie prize
Siininku pasilaikyma. Pasta
ruoju kartu jis pranesa apie
maistus Austrijos kares lai-
vyne. !
Didziausias austru laivyne
maiStas 'buvo ivykes praeito
vasario menesyj. Apie tai vos
tik dabar aptureta maisto
simultaneous.
MaiStas prasidejo uoste' Po-
la. Bet tue paeiu laiku juri-
ninkq maiStas iStiko If uoste
Cattaro. ApsireiSkimai liudija,
kad abudu maistu pakilo is
suokalbio.
Pola uoste maistas praside-
io pirmiausia sustreikavus
uosto darbininkams. Kick pa
laukus streikas palette If lai-
WI igulas. Jurininkai atsisa-
ka klausyti oficieriu ir aplei-
do laivus.
vyriausybe pabugo maisti-
ninku.
Kadangi oficieriai negalejo
iurininkQ suvaldyti, gi w
riausybe prisibijojo prizes
maiStininkus pavartoti speka,
mes tas galejo maista dar lab
iaus praplesti If sunaikinti
patti uosta, grazumu imta de
r6ties su maiStininkais. De
rybos tesesi visa savaite.
Kadangi maistininkai ne
norejo pasiduoti, vyriausybe
buvo priversta ispildyti visus
iu reikalavimus.
Baisiau buvo Cattaroj,
Kur-kas arsiau buvo uoste
Cattaro. Tenai ant kares lai-
WI isskleista raudonos velia-
vos. Vokieciai ir ungarai, at
sirandantieji tarpe pakiluslQ
laivq igulq, nieko negaleJo
daryti. Gi kuomet megino
maiStininkus sukontroliuotl,
prizes juos atsiliepe kulkas-
vaidziai, kit j kitus laivai
pradejo saudyti, ziurint ] tai,
kick kur radosi daugiau isti-
kimQ vyriausybei jurininkQ.
Jurininkai uzeme uosta.
Per tris dienas ten siaute
kova. Daug zlvo jurininkq
ir oficieriq. Antga1o maisti-
ninkai jurininkai iveike isti-
kimuosius vyriausybei juri-
ninkus il uzeme visa uosta.
Uzeme uosta, maistininkai
is savo tarpo ist,inko komite-
ta II Sis paeme savo rankosna
visus valdymo reikalus.
Sis komitetas pirmiausia
suarestavo visus oficierius,
taippat admirola. Juos visus
uzdare laivu kalejimuose. Pas
kui komitetas bevieliu telegra-
fu pranese vyriausybei, ko-
kius jurininkai state reikala-
vimus.
vyriausybe nezinojo kas
veikti.
Vyriausybe suzinojusi apie
nakilusi maiSta uoste Catfaro.
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