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The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
FARM POULTRY D E X
PROPER HANDLING OF EGGS
Enormous Loss Gan Be Prevented by Taking Necessary Precautions
 in Marketing.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculture)
 Millions of eggs produced in this country feed no one. The natural ques- tion is. Why? And the answer Is that they are carelessly handled. poorly packed in improperly constructed cases. badly stored in freight cars, or allowed to become warm on their jour ney from the hens nest to the home. Prevent this enormous loss of valuable food and loss of profits. Take every possible precautlon to keep eggs fresh and wholesome. as they are when
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06

in midwestern university qnote and repeat and dilate upon: I am part of all that I have met And what a
 variety he is meeting In barracksl"
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
VICTORY MEALS.
N CORNMEAL mush

CORNM MEAL muSn
 we have a homely dish but one that Is very wholesome. As a breakfast cereal served with cream, milk or butter. it is a most nourishing dish. Cooked in skinned milk h. stead of Water=i it Is
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06

To enrich the mind. and puItfy the heart, to keep the tongue still and the arms active, to eat slowly and sleep quietly. this is true philosophy.
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06

And since we've thought about it, We mean to have a care, And always in our pleasant things, Let others have a share.
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06

He that tilleth his land shall be sat isfied with bread; but he that followeth vain persons is void of understanding. Prov. 12-11.
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
Size of Tame Turkeys.

Tame turkeys are twice as big as the wild variety from which they arc descended.
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
Naval Overseas Service Will Provide Crews For Hundreds of American Ships After the War

ROM 12 oil tankers in the autumn of 1917 to a fleet of more than 1ao cargo ships of all kinds in July, 1918, This emphasizes the marvei- ous growth of the naval overseas transportation service in less than one year.
 From fleet of more than l5o cargo ships of all kinds in July 1918. to vast armada of 1900 in
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
[[5@ KITCHEN GAIBl[fQ![EIH4oR

two tablespoonfuls of peanut butter, one cream cheese and if too dry add little cream, stuff the prunes. Serve on lettuce with French dressing.
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
SUM MFR SALADS.

BILIOUS salad Is al- ways welcome at any meal. at any time of Cay.
 Raisin and Apple Salad. - Wash and dry one cupful of seeded raisins, add one-fourth cupful of lemon juice, two cupfuls of apples,
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

MALLEST bits of a candle may be used, tied in & cloth for a fiat iron smoother.
 Use a crochet hook to catch up the threads in a run in a silk stocking; it is much more satisfac- tory than drawing.
 A piece of SCOUT
The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06

Some are always finding fault with nature for having put thorns on roses. l always thank her for putting roses on thorns.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

paign as in the past; Or will can
didates deem it necessary to devote a
part of their time to social activities
VIII as much money be spent in the
future for cigars as in the past: Or
will the candidates deem it necessary
to lay aside a part of it for the pur-
chase of chocolates These and a
hundred other kindred uncertainties
are beginning to agitate the minds of
the prospective candidates of The
future. Some will figure that as the
masculine members of family vote,
50 will the feminine. 1t is probable
that the candidate who figures his
I"Dope Sheet" in this manner, will Re
distanced in the race. Anyway, the
vote of the women in the next. cam
paign will be a power to be reckoned
with and we shall see what we will
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

will center on the Christmas for those
at home. The local merchants have
anticipated the wants of the commun-
ity, and it will be indeed most
fastidious person who cannot have
his wants supplied at home this year
One line of Christmas articles will be
conspicuous by their absence this
year however, as the shelves and
tables are arranged to please the pro-
spective customer and that is Ger
man made" toys. There are two
reasons for this:-One is the mer-
chants are too loyal to provide an out
let for any goods made by our late
enemy, and second;-Every citizen
who would buy Christmas gifts is too
loyal to have a german made article
i'm his home if he knew it. "Made in
Germany" will not be popular in
scription on goods to be sold IN
America, at least during the present
generation,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

The Armistice which virtually
brought to an end the greatest war of
all time, was signed November 18th.
The universal rejoicing of that and
succeeding days will never be forgot
ten by the present generations, and
will constitute glorious page in
world history for generations of the
future. The cup of joy is drained
however and the brightness of tho
glorious page dimmed for many as
the days go by, and the belated news
from the front comes home. The
hearts of many here and there who
rejoiced on that memorable day are
Saddened when message comes
stating that their loved one was num-
bered among the casualties during the
closing days of the war. Others will
be saddened as the late casualty lists
continue to be tabulated. Possibly
the list may include the names Of
some of our local heroes, but whether
those who made the Supreme Sacri-
flee, in the late reports are our own
boys OF whether they come from some
distant state mothers, wives and
sweetheart's tears will flow just the
same and some faher's heart will be
weighed down with sadness. Such is
war. The heartaches will seem a
little more difficult to bear, and the
tear stains will be a bit harder to
wipe away now that peace has come.
The thought uppermost in every
mothers breast, when news that the
great war was over was flashed over
tine land, was "My boy has done his
duty, he is safe and will soon come
home to me-" Would that this happy
dream could be fulfilled in every in
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
8. IS 3 IS IS Z. n IS

The coming session of the Michigan
Legislature should be the most inn
portapt session Of that body in years.
rhfre are manv inIt tant measures
that should claim the early attention
of that honorable body, and among the
mos, important is i thorough revision
of the Primary Law. In this con-
nection it has been suggested that the
manner of selecting chairmen of coun-
ty committees receive consideration.
In the opinion of many, the old
method of selecting a county chair
man in county convention is prefer
able for many reasons to the present
method of delegating that power to
the nominees Of the party. The old
method of election bring the chair
man little closer to the personnel the
party, which in itself is one mighty
Icommendable feature.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
3: IS IS IS Us vs. IS =:

I The next political campaign is near
ly two years away, and yet many are
already contemplating and wondering
what effects the women vote will
have on the methods of the next cain-
palgn. Will the automobile play as
important a part of primary cam
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
e r. m p p = 2 3

JOY anu ndppincSS.
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The closing of the World War,
which piecluded the trip to France
and actual participation in the con-
flict, of the thousands of boys in
camp and cantonment, is bitter dis
appointment to great majority of
the soldiers IN the states. Not that
they regret the victorious peace but
a regret that they could not have been
permitted to take their places in the
trenches side by side with the brave
boys who have gone before, and share
with thcEl the hal dships and sacrifices
o. tho conflict. Such is the spirit of
American Manhood, anG such is the
spirit that makes this glorious nation
the greatest on The face of the globe.
While cessation of hostilities deprived
the boys in camp of share in the
actual conflict, they are no less the
heroes than are those who were in
the trenches when the Armistice was
signed. They had all joined the
colors; they were all working hard
as individuals to become a part of
that great fighting machine which has
become the pride and admiration of
every nation in the world; they had
done their part and were ready. 1t
was through no fault of their own
that they were not in at the finish.
So in the years to come there should
be no distinction between the boys
who went to France and those who
were in camp, waiting the orders to
sail 1t will be enough to know that
he wore the uniform of his country,
that he was faithful to his trust,
and that he received an honorable dis
charge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
IS IS Is 3 M IS 3 =

Those who have lived in this COM
munity during the present epidemic
of sickness and have had an oppor-
tunity to observe the efforts made in
the care of the sick, cannot refrain
from a word of praise for the men,
bers of the |. O. O. +. No lodge or
company of men ever worked harder,
or were more thoughtful or attentive
in the care of their sick brothers and
their families than the Odd Fellows
during the present crisis. Nurses
were provided, daily calls were made,
and necessities provided where need
ed. The loyal men and women of
the community in general have left
no stone unturned in lending a help
IMP hand, and surely the Odd Fellows
of Paw Paw are entitled to a place
well up towards the top of that" Roll
of Honor" mentioned in these columns
last week.
e IS g g g g IS g
Not much has beenssaid yet about
Christmas which now is only a few
days away. Thoughts thus far have
been for the Christmas for the
absent one cover There" His pack
age has now been sent, and attention
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
IS IS IS g IS E E IS

The accident Wednesday morning
at the corner Of Niles and Main streets
in which the Marcelletti automobile
turned turtle, demonstrates the adj
vantage in case of accident of driving
car with the top up. Had it not
been for the top in this instance the
car would in all probability have
turned bottom side up, pinning the
occupants underneath. For this
reason, if for no other, the Gall the
Year Closed Top" will probably con-
tinue to grow in popularity each sue
ceeding year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
IS IS - = IS M IS IS

Lynn j. Lewis of Bangor, who goes
back to the legislature from Van
Buren, county for the third term is
candidate for Speaker of the next
House. His experience as Speaker
Pro Tenn in the last session, eminently
qualities him for the place, and his
election would confer a nice honor on
Mr.. Lewis and on Van Buren, county.
Here's hoping his aspirations may
be realized
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

stance; but alas the thousands of
casualties yet to be reported will
necessitate many shattered dreams of
JOY and happiness.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
PASIULO, KAD VALDzIA
PAIMTU sKERDYKLAs.
Mesos baronai perdaug isnau-
dojo zmones.

Washington, rugp. 10.-Fe-
dcral6 pirklybcs .komisija,
Duodugniai atl;lNls; tyrineji-
mus mesos pramonaje, paga-
liaus indav6 prezidentui Will
sonui savo raporta. Su rapor-
tn padav6 pasiulymQ, kad
valdzia gyvuliq skerdyk1as
paimtQ ! savo ran1as, kadangl
y!;e"dyklQ kompanijos yra pa
darusios suokalbi su tikslu re-
guliuoti galvijQ pirkimq If
kOntroliuoti m6sos kainas. To-
del kompanJos ir lupo neap-
sakomq pelna.
Tasai komisijos raportaS
prezidentui buvo induotas lie
pos pabaigoje. Bet tik dabar
paskelbtas spaudoje. Sutruk-
dyta skelbimas todel, kadan-
gi .raporte kompanijos baisiai
apkaltinamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
BAKER STOW Uz GREITA
REG|STRAV|MA,

Washington, rugp. TO-
Kar6s sekretorius Baker va
kar stojo prizes senate militia
RIM komitetQ If tenai pasta
t6 savo argumentus, kOdel
rekrutu amzius turi but pra-
pl6Giamas nuo IS ligi 45 metQ.
Baker reikalavo, kad tasai
bilius kuoveikiaus butQ pra-
vestas, idant vyrq registraci-
ia galetq ivykti ateinancio
rugs9jo 5 die1ia.
Jei ligi to laiko bilius nebus
pravestas, pazym6jo kar6s
sekretorius, tuomet prisieis
vyrus Saukti be rirmojc IS ki-
tn dar skyriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
BUS Tx VIENA AMERI-
KOS ARMIJA.

Washington, rugp. TO-
Gen. March paskelb6 parody
ma, kad nuo Sio laiko visos S.
V. armijos dalys bus sujunS-
tos j viena SuvienytQ Valsti-
jQ armija. Pirmiaus kareiviai
buvo pazinami prize kokios ar
mijos dalies iie prigulejJ .SufiS
ivairiu zenklQ ant kepurlQ,
rankoviQ, arba kalnieriQ. Da-
bar nebus jokiQzenkliu. w.
silks tii raid6s "U.
S." Gi armijos dalys - regu-
ler6 armija, tautin6 sargyba,
tautin6 armija il rezervq koG-
pusas - bus visos sujunStos
i vienq. Papildymo armijos
nuo dabar skaitysis kaipo
Suv. Waist. armijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10

pietuose nuo Somme ligi Pies
siers. Plessiers randasi tiesiai
j rytus nuo Amiens il Framer-
vile il yra az septiniQ myliQ
nuo Peronne-Roye vieskelio.
Framerville yra toliausia vie
ia rytuose, kuria anglai val
do. Siaureje nuo Somme ang-
lai tur3jo smarkiai mustis del
vietQ, kurias laimdjo. Tas pats
ivyko ir prancuzams, persike-
liant per Avre. Vienok, persi-
k6le per Avre, prancuzai di-
dziu greitumu pradejo pirmyn
zengti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10

PRANCUZAI SU ANGLAIS
FINA PIRMYN.

LONDONAS, rugp. 10
Talkininkai Pikardijoje neper-
traukia ofensyyos ir eina pir-
myn. YpaG paciam centre pla-
ciu kyliu varosi pirmyn.
Pasieke jie mleSto Chaulues
apvlinkes. Tenai praejna sVar-
hi gelezinkelio liai,a. Toje we
toie bus trylika myl.Q nuo
fronto. is kurio talk.ninkai
pradejo ofensyva.
Nuo ten pietuose p1ancuzai
ar+inasi prie miesto Roye, kur
taippat praeina sVarbus gele-
Einkelis.
Paimta nelaisven suyi1'5 2J,.
900 vokieciQ, daugiau 300 ar
Dotu.
Tarpe nelaisEiu randasi VIC
n@s diviziios generolas, Pain
Ia II svarbiQ miesteliV,
Berlyne tvirtinama, kad vo-
&ieciai atmuS2 talkiniukQ alta
kas. Bet pripa7istama. kad vo-
kle3iai labai nukenteje ne'Al-
sviais ir armotomis.
1Tatyt. dabar talkinlnkai ne
atsileis. kol vokieGiamg nabU5
uzIuotas geras smugis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
PANAIKINK VISAS SA-
vAsTIs, voKIETIJos 1sA-
KYMAS.
Su Amerikonu Armija ties

Su Amerikonu Armija ties
Vesle, rugp. TO- Prancuzal
ir amerikonai suzinojo, kad
vokieciams isakyta, sunaikin-
ii visas savastis, ypatingal
pills ir grazius namus, pasisa-
linant nuo Marine. zinia gauta
is keIiq vietQ. Pabegelis is
ketvirtos prusQ gvardijos Wis
ka isaiskino su isgalemis.
Gen. Finckenstein paliepes,
kad sapioriai panaikintq Wis
ka, kas tik jiems pasitaikins.
,Leitenantai tokius pacius isa-
kymus dave If bombQ mete-
jams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
TALKININKU ATAKOS PI-
KARDIJOJ NENUSISEKE,
SAKO BERLYNAS.

Berlynas, rugp. 10.-Eokie-
Giu kar1S ofi~o prancSlma>
skamba:
"AngIai tarp Ancre il Az
re i<iverZt muSQ pozicijoSna.
"Abiejoso Lys pusdSe atmu-
SGme anglQ uzpuolimu>.
"SiaurGic nuo Somme prize
Sininkai dare Smarkias kont
ratakaS prizes muSQ naujaS po-
zicijas abieioSe Braye-Corbie
Ilclio pustse. AtmuSti.
"Vakaruose nuo Montdidier
prancuzQ daIiniai uzpuoIimal
nenusiSek6.
"Tarp scissors II Rheims
artiIerijos musiai retkarGiaiS
teivyko. Ant upiQ Aisne II
Vesle. &iaurtje nuo Rheims, !,
vyko ne<varbQS ptstininkQ MI
Siai.
"Vosges'e prize Hockraz-
monneIs paSisol,G iSiverzh
talkininkp pOzicijas".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
TURKAI NEKLAUSO VO-
KIECIU.
Nesiseka jiems Kaukaze.

Londonas, rugp.. 10. - tia
gauta ziniQ, kad italy atsitrau-
kimas Albanijoj sustojes. Tai
kininkai valda stiprias pozici-
jas il tebeturi Berat'a savo
rankOse.
Armenia dar tebevaldo Ba-
ku, Kaukaze. Turkai miestQ
uzpuol6 rugpjuGio 2 d. Bet bu-
vo atmusti.
Turkq veikimai Kaukaze,
sakoma, yra prizes vokieGi1l
nora. Turkai, mat, jau nebe-
paiso vokieGiQ norQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
SUV. VALSTIJU MUGS
TOL|AI KAREJE,

Washington, rugp. 10.-Va-
kar paskelbtame kar6s lau-
lluose nuostoliQ suraSe yra
1853 kareiviai ir 81 jurininkai.
Is to skaitliaus:
Kareiviu.
Luvo muSiuose 90
N;re nuo zaizdu 8
Mir6 nuO ligu ,
Mir6 nelaim6je |
Suzeista O3
Prazuvo / ST?
Marininku.
Zuvo muSiuose 4
Mir6 nuo zaizdQ 5
Suzeista 43
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
TALKININKAMS SEKASI
sIAURINEJE RUSIJOJE
Bolsevikai, sakoma, susijungs
su vokieGiais.

Londonas, rugp. 10.-Talki-
ninkai naujam fronte = siau-
rin6j Rusijoj = turf pasise-
kimus. Is to fronto aptureta
tokios zinios:
ISlipus talkininkQ kariuome
nei Archangelske, kareiviai
veikiai pasileido marsuoti pie
tn sonan Vologda gelezinke-
liu.
PrieSininkai (bolSevikQ ka-
riuomenG), paremiami vokie-
Giu, stoio muSin ties Arka-
gorka. Bet buvo atbloksti ir
atsimet6 ant Obozerskaja, w
10 myliq j pietus nuo Arch
angelsko. Paimta vokiskos ka-
res medziagos.
900 vokieciu su bolsevikais.
f;isinssiliinkos sp6kos; taip
lengvai iveiktos, buvo is s.
900 zmoniq: 1,500 apsiginkla-
vusiq bolSevikq, 400 laplandQ,
900 vokieciQ If 5000 darbinin-
kq.
Apart amunicijos talkinin-
kams teko daug kares MEDIA
Cos, dvi sunkiosios artilerijos
batarejos, daug gelezinkelip
vagonu su lokomotyvomis ir
kitokiq gelezinkeliams prietai-
81.
Vokieciu kariuomGne Siau-
ciuose nuo Suomiios uzlajos,
sakoma, liko sustiprinta, taip
kad siandie skaito apie $4,000
vyru. Tos sp9kos koncentruo-
,iamos paimti Murmano gele-
zinkeli.
Berlyno Local Anzeiger pra-
mesa, kad bolSevikQ valdzia
paskelbusi dekleracija, kad
tarpe Rusijos ir Anglijos gy-
vuojantis kares stovis.
Paskelbta kares stoVis.
'Bolsevikq valdzia paskelbe
kares stow Archangelske,
Vologdoj ir Koplasse, pranes-
ia is Petrogrado. Mobilizaci-
jiniu isakymu pasaukiami ka-
reiviauti visi "komunistai':.
Gi prancuzams, anglams II
Gekams-slovakams isakyta ap-
leisti tuos apskricius.
PraneSama, kad tarpe boil
Seviku ir vokieciQ gyvuoja SUI
tartis, jogei vokieciai nesi-
briausia Rusijos gilumon is
vakarq Sono, kuomet bolsevi-
kai is ten atSauks savo kariuo
meme kad Sta panaudoti prizes
cekus-slovakus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
TALKININKAI EINA
PIRMYN.
Berlyne pripazistami nepasi,
sekimai.

Londonas, ruGp. lO.-GaVe
virSySte Pikardijoi, angIai su
prancuzais ncuzmigO. Bet stu
mia vokieCius atgal prie svar-
hauS Peronne-Roye kelio. JQ
paSkutinis pirmyn zengimas,
twbut, buvo didziausias vie
moi dienoj nuo 1916 metQ.
VokieGiQ pavojus kuone Vi
sal praSalintas nuo Amiens.
Dabar net If vokieGiQ artilerl-
ia vargiai miestq pasieks.
SvarbuS gelezinkelis IS Parry
ziauS ! Siaure per Amiens, If
cSantis dabar paraleliSkoj IL
niioj Su talkininkQ kar6s from
tn iSbuvo po vokieGiQ uSnimi
per keturiS m6neSluS. Dabar
gall but vel naudoiamaS.
Neoficijaliai praneSimai is
karts Iauko Paryziui sake,
kad paimta dcSimts tukstan-
Giu volieCiu nelaisviu. Ligi
$ioI talkininkQ nuostoliai yra
mazi. VokieGiai yra labai ne
rangQS If nestiprQs prize kon-
tratakQ. AnGlQ tankOs, mato-
mai, paSekmingiauSiai nuslo-
pino vOkicCiQ svarbiausius de-
fensyvQ turtus - kulkasval-
dziuS.
PersimuSdami per vokieciQ
pirmasias linijas dvideSimtS
myliQ fronte nuo Morlancourt
Iigi Hargicourt, talkininkai
viduryj, pasivar6 septiniaS If
puSe mylias, kitur maziau. Vi
SaS Iaim9jimas visame fronte
yra, galbut, apie keturios my
lios. GaluOse music frOnto su-
tikta drasus prieSinimqsi.
Nors desperatinis muSis ivyko
prie Morlancourt, tas miestas
dar yra vokieGiQ rankose.
Raitarija paeme miestus.
Netik6tame marSalo Foch' o
uzpuolime prizes vokiecius ar
tilerija mazai veik6. Daugyb6
tankQ buvo vartojama. Prane-
Sama, kad labai pasekmingai,
V6lame lake po uzpuolimo
raitarija prad6jo veikti. Pasi-
sek6 paimti keleta miestQ IL
daugybe nelaisviq. Fieldmar-
Salas Haig dar nepranes6 apie
pa6mima nelaisviQ ir armotQI
Bet Londone oficijaliai pra-
neSta, kad paimta 1900 ne
laisviQ il 100 armotQ.
Paskutinieji neoficijaliai
prane$imai sake, kad paimta
daugiau, kaip 10000. IS tQ
prancuzai vieni paeme 5000.
| Persiverzimas per vokieeiq
pozicijas geriausiai pasisekd
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10

Paryzius, rugp. 1O.-Buves
vidujiniQ reikalQ minister's
Malvy, kuris andai teismo at
rastas nepildyme savo parei-
gu, nubaustas iStr6miman
penkeriems metams. Jisai va
ziuos j miestq San Sebastian,
Ispanijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
RUGPJUT1s 10, 1918.

Chicago If apylinkes.
s,iandie laukiama orc atmai
Ia; vakare ar nakeia gall but
lietaus; 0 gal bus lietaus rytoj;
siandie Sileiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10

= Londonas, rugp. 10.-An-
gliioj, skotijoj ir Airijoj nus
presta, kad moterys negali
butt atstov6mis parlamente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10
LENINkS GRUMOJA V|S|EMS
TALk|N|NKAMS
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RUSIJA KARIAUS SU VI
sAIS TALKININKAIs, SA-
KO LENINAS.

Konsulis Poole Maskvoje pra-
neS6 valstyb6s departamentui,
kad Leninas, bolsevikQ val
dzios galva, prizes susisirinku-
sius sovietq atstovus Maskvo-
je pasak6, jog tarp Rusijos ir
viSQ talkininkQ yra kares sto-
Wis. Tchitcherinas, svetimu
reikalQ komisaras, atsakyda-
mas ] talkininkQ konsuliq
klausimus, pasak6, kad Leni-
no iSsireiSkimas n6ra kares
paskelbimas. Bet yra tiktai
dekleracija apginti Rusijos
stow. Sake, Rusijos dabartinis
pad6jimas yra panasus Vokle-
tiios buvusiam pad6jimui.
Vakar aptur6tas konsulio
praneSimas dave valstyb6s de-
partamentui pirma oficijale in
formacija. Patvirtinta rapor-
tai, kad bolSavikai talkinink@
armijQ veikimus Murman'o
teritorijoj formaliai nupiese,
kaipo kariSkq pasielgima. Le-
nino stovis gall sustiprinti SUI
pratima tarp talkininkp ir
nauios Rusijos valdzios Siau-
r6je.
.Suarestavo konsulius Arch
angelske.
Tchitcherin'o paaiskinimai
buvo padaryti vieSai, papra-
Sius talkininku konsuliams.
Konsulis Poole pranese, kad,
neziurint j bolSeviku uzsigy-
minus, jie nenorejo leisti tai
kininkQ militariniams atsto-
vans pasisalinti.
IS Archangelsko vakar gau-
ia ziniu, kad bolsevikai, is
girde, jog talkininkq armijos
islipo Onegoj, prase pasiais-
kinimQ. Talkininkq lakunai
Archangelske ismete lapeliq.
Tada bolSevikai nelauke, kol
taIkininkai ineis miestan. Bet
tuoj j apleido. AnglQ, prancu-
zu ir Suv. Waist. konsulial
rugp. 5 q. DuVo suaresIuotl
"jq apgynimui". Bet, kaip
pirmiau praneSta, paleisti at
vykus talkininkq kareiViams.
Revoliucijonieriai pabego, tai
kininkams atvykus.
Gyventojai talkininkQ ka-
reivius prieme taip sirdingal,
kad revoliucijonieriai pabego
ir daugiau keblumq nebedare.
BolSevikq kareiviai pabege is
miesto paskelb6 nauja "revo-
liucija". Bet is to nematoma
pavojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-10

Paryzius, rugp. 1O.-Vokie-
ciai vel prad6jo bombarduoti
Paryziaus apylinke su savo
toli-siekanGiomis armotomis.