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lions not yet determined, and the
prediction is made by many dele
gates that the convention will be in
session for the whole month OF Aug
ust.
Senator J. S. Utiey of Benton has
been an ayowed candidate for the
presidency of the senate since the
close of the last session. He hasn't
been making much fuss about 1t, but
he is candidate just the same, and
says that he will be heard from at
the proper time.
A prospective candidate for the
speakership, not heretofore noticed,
is the son of Felix l.. Smith, princi-
pal of the Social Hill graded school,
and representative elect from Hot
Springs county. Mr.. Smith is a de-
gree man from Ouachita college. He
announces that he is in line with the
Brough administration in every res
pect.
Two members and one employe
at least, of the constitutional con-
yention, will enter the officers train
| ing camp at Fort Logan Fl. Roots
on August Is. They are Dave Par
tain. delegate from Franklin, and
John L. Bledson of Calico Rock,
delegate from lizard, and Harvey G.
Combs, secretary of the convention
There are still others who are con-
templating doning the khaki. And
there are many of the members wht
have sons or brothers in some
branch of the military or naval
service
The general assembly has come
through the constitutional convention
with comparatively few scars. Al
one time it had been abolished In
favor Of house of delegates of 81
members. but the convention thought
better Of it, and put 1t back to leu
members for the house, and 80
members for the senate. to be based
as nearly as possible on the popuia
| ton. The session of 1918, following
the adoption of the new constitution
promises to be a long one, since nc
limitation is placed upon 1t, and SC
many new laws must be enacted In
| line with the new constitution. But
after that. beginning with 1871
ouadrennial short sessions OF thirty
days shall be held, at which only
general appropriation measures anc
the management of state offices and
institutions shall be held. and begin
ming with 1923 quadrenniai long term
or sixty day sessions, shall be heic
for the consideration OF any matter
of legislation not specifically pro
hibited in the article on local iegis
lation. The mebers are to be paic
a salary of $1,000 for the four years
term.
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for the next forty or fifty years. or
maybe longer, it must be drawn with
as great deIiberation as possible.
Many revolutionary changes that
at first have had a considerable fol-
lowing have been discarded on sober
second thought On practically ev-
cry one of these, the statement has
been made on the floor by some OPP
ponent of the measure that ''if this
is put in the constitution 1t will not
be ratified by the people"
IF all of these lugubrious predic-
tions are true, or a small part Of
them" said J. ". Walker of Fayette-
vile, then the constitution is already
defeated. And j. D. Head of Miller
pleaded that ''the ship should not be
scuttled before il ia launched"
But, taken as whole, the consti-
ton appeals to those who have
studied it carefully, as a reasonably
safe and sane document Radicalisn
does not occupy a very large place
in it's provisions.
Judge J. H. Evans of Logan, one
of the most effective floor leaders
of the convention, has favorite ex-
preston that carries weight on many
occasions. That's all right-copy of
the old constitution"
But sometimes the expression strik-
es cross grain, as when q delegate
asked the other day, We'll, is the
old constitution so sacred that we
cannot change or amend 1t? Must
we swallow it just because 1t is old -
And yet the old constitution is be.
ing accepted by a. majority of the
delegates as a pretty safe harbor
from the storm of untried expert
ment and petty theories.
Many are demanding the precedent
Of success before they are willing
to engraft theories, however alluring
upon the instrument that is to last
for several generations.
s*~s
The members and employees of the
constitutional convention are serving
without pay, and have been since ten
days ago when the $4,000 appropria-
ton was exhausted. Not even the
pages or the stenographers are get
ting any compensation for their serv-
ices
1T is all matter of patriotism,
with the remote possibility that the
next legislature will pass deficien-
cy appropriation bill TO take care of
the expenses of the body.
If the constitution is adopted, and
most of the members think it will be,
it should be an easy matter to get
an appropriation through, but If it is
defeated-and some Of the members
themselves persistentiy make predic-
diction to that effect on the floor
it may not be so easy.
And there is nothing definite about
the time that will yet be required to
finish the work of the convention.
There are many important ques-
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AssAnINe REPRESENTATIVE

One of the German ambassadors
on returning home to Berlin, OF
course, in the ordinary way, CAME
in contact with the kaiser The am
bassador was relating his adventures
of how he entered certain place.
81 was mounted on the very
smallest mule in the world" said the
ambassador
"Ah," said the emperor, what an
amusing sight to see the biggest ass
mounted on the smallest mule"
Il was your majesty's representa-
tive was the singing reioiner.
Pay your water rent by the 18th
of each month. ego
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JUST A BUNGALOW

Look here waiter" said Mr.. Joyce.
seowIing deeply over his plate \
.ordered turtle soup. There Is not
even a morsel of turtle flavor In
this"
cot course not said the waiter
"What DO you expect? If you order
ed cottage pudding would you expect
a cottage in it?"
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FRANK CLERK

Senator Brown said in Albany OF a
food profiteer:
Hes frank anyhow. He's like the
clerk who asked to get off at
O'Clock on wednesday afternoon.
"'All right. George" said the boss
good naturedly. Whose funeral Is
1t rhfs timer
"l'Well, sir said George. Judging
from the sporting page dope I'm
afraid it's the home teams. Clip
ped.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
PLENUOJAMA NAUJAS
BEVIELINIS TELEGRA-
FAS JAPONIJOS.

Tokyo, rugp. 2+.-Komuni-
kacijos departamentas plenuo-
ia ivesti nauiN didziQ spdku
bevielinio TELEGRAPH sistcmq
tarp Japonijos If Suv. Vals-
tijQ.
Dabartina iaponQ didziu
sp6l1u stotis susine$a tiesiai su
Hawaii. PIenuojama, stotis
X, lnunikuOsis st".<iai su Paci-
fiko pakraSGio stotimi, gall
but, su San Francisco. sita
bus viena is ilgiausiQ bevieli-
niQ teIegrafQ iStisQ Eomunika-
cijQ pasaulyj. Mes nuo Japonl
jos ligi San Francisco yra H.
600 myliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
CARO- MOTINA RAGING
CARA NAUDoTI "NEsUsI-
MYLETINA GALYBE".

Amsterdam, rugp. 24.-Bol-
Sevikp laikraStis Izviestiia
Maskvoje pagarsino vienq laiS
kQ. Tvirtina, kad jisai yra is
caro- "slaptingos dienines
knygos". Tvirtinamas laiSkas
buvo paraSytas buvusiam ca
rui jo motinos, sausio II d.,
1900 m., tuojaus prizes pirmos
dumos susirinkimq. Sutrum-
pinta bolSeviku pagarslnto
laiSko intalpa tokia:
"Brangus Nikaloiau!
"Sirdingai dekojame uz ta-
vo brangQ laiSka. Jis parodo
naujq dvasiq. Jeigu iSanksto
mes butume buve energinges-
nj ir butume stipriau valde,
daug vargo butq buve paSa-
linta. AS nesuprantu, dell1o
Witte (buves Rusijos premje-
ras) prazud6 tick dang laiko.
"Dabar prie klausimo, ku-
ris uzima daug mano minties
ir padaro name neramia -
klausimo kabinetO If valdzlos
dvarQ, kuriuos tie parsai no.
ri nuo musQ atimti, pasak jQ
ivairiQ PARTLY programQ.
"Turi but jiems ispausta
faktas, kad neivienas nedrlstQ
kiStis ! asmeniSkas impera-
toriaus ir jo Seimynos teises.
Butq didel6 istoriska. klaida,
jeigu mes dabar maziauslQ da
Ii, nusileistume. Kiekvienas
nusileidimas butq supranta-
mas uz silpnybe. Musq abso-
liutiSkas principals dabar turi
butt politika nesusimyletinos
galybes
Laiskas paraSytas dalimi
rusp ir dalimi prancuzQ kalbo-
Sc. Uzsibaigia persp6iimu:
"Buk stiprus!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
PAIMTA 1000 VOKIEGIU
NAUJOJ PIKARDIJOS O.
FENSYVOJ.
Anglams sekasi kuogeriausia.
Su Anglu Armiiomis Pran-

Su Anglp Armijomis Pran-
cuzijoje, rugp. Of PraneSa-
ma, kad anglai pa6m6 mics
tuS Chiegnolles ir Herleville,
pietuOSe nuO up6S SOmme. Pa
imta daugiau kaip 1000 ne
laiSvip. Shame veikime linija
iStiesta.
FieldmarSalo Haig'o karei-
vial pa6me Boyelles ir Boiry
Becquerells ir visu smarkumu
zengia pirmyn. Didina palma
mQ armotQ ir nelaisviu skait-
liQ.
Anglai pasiek6 CONNIE
court'a. Sis miestas, spren-
DIANA. yra svarbiausia victH
vokieGiQ defenSyvOs pozicijo-
Sc.
PietuoSc nuO GOmmecOurt
anglai vakar ryte atakavO II
stum9si pirmyn visoje linijo-
je.
Prasidijo mu$is kuris, ro-
dos, yra nuozmiausias visoje
kar6je.
Paimta miestas Meaulte,
pietrytuose nuo Albert. AnglQ
kareiviai Sioj apylink6je pc
reina per Bray-Albert vieSke-
Ii.
Po smarkaus music field
marSalo Haig'o kareiviai pa
6mG Happy Valley, Eiaurtje
nuo Bray.
Happy Valley apylinktj pa
imta trys vokicGiQ batalijonQ
stOvyklOs.
Suzinota, kad vokieGiai turf
keletq naujQ rezervQ divizijQ.
Vokieciai jas atsitrauke vii
damiesi, kad jos pad6s iSgel-
btti vokieGiQ armijq nuo ne
laimiQ, kurios grumoja vo-
kieGiams Shame fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
Svarbu "Draugo"
Skaitytojams.

paskelbimus.
Uzdrausta laikraSti siunti-
nett mainomis su kitais laik-
rasciais, taippat steigti nau-
jus kares metu laikrasGius.
'Kaip matome, tos taisyk-
les ir salygos yra sunkios,
bet butinos. Vyriausybei apei-
ma tas, kad sureguliuoti pope
ros pristatinejima dabar gy-
vuojantiems laikrasciams.
sitais nepaprastais kares
laikais laikrasciai jau daug
nukentejo ir todel vyriausybe
paskelbe ta nauja paredyma.
"Draugo" Bendrove turi
vilties, kad dienraseio skaity-
tojai, kurie yra uztruke su
prenumeratos atnaujinimu,
kuoveikiaus uztrauktas pre-
numeratas prisiQs ir ateityje
jau visuomet iskalno uzsimo-
kes uz dienraSti, kad nebutu
nereikalingos pertraukos diem
rascio siuntinajime.
Siomis dienomis visiems
skaitytojams, kurie ,yra uz-
trauke prenumerata uz
"Drauga'', Administracija is
siuntinejo laiskus. Gave lais-
kus tuojaus turf atsilyginti ir
to1esniai iSkalno uzsimoketl
prenumerata, mes kitaip laik-
rascio siutinejimas bus sulai-
kytas. Nera kitokio isejimo.
Taip reikalauja Sales vyriau-
sybe.
"Draugo" Administracija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
VOKIECIUS LAUKIA PRA,
GAISTIS.

PARYzIUS. rugp, 24.-Va-
karu fronte talkininkai prade-
10 taip pliekti vokietius, bad
jiems grumoja tikrc rrs 2ai j 'tjs
Vargiai is to iSeis sveikos ke-
los vokieGiu armijos, ypac
Somme fronte, kur seka pase-
liausieji muSiai ir kur talki-
ninkai vesuloS gTeitumu mu-
$a vokiecius If eina pirmyn.
Pasak gautu ziniu is kares
fronto, vokieGiai jau apleido
miesta Noyon. nes ten negalejo
atlaikyti. Ant to miesto eira
prancuzai.
Anglai artinasi prie miesto
Bapaume. Vokieciu armiju da-
lys visais keliais bega atgal j
Hindenburgo liniGa.
Per keturias dienas talki,
ninkai nuo vokieciQ ateme 81
miestu ir miesteliu If paeme
tukstanCius nelaisViQ.
Nezinia, kaip dabar jaucia-
81 kaizeris, kurs visuomet di-
dziavosi savo karvedziais ir
kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24

Is Kares Skyriaus Wash
ingtone gavome valdiska pra-
nesima, taippat taisykles, SUI
lig kuriQ kares metu turi but
leidziami visi laikrasciai sioje
salyje. Tas taisykles paga-
mino Suv. Valstiju vyriausy-
be. Todel kaip "Draugo"
Bendrove, taip ir visi skai-
tytojai turi prie tu taisyklip
prisitaikinti. Jei mes nepri-
sitaikintumem, tai vyriausy-
be galetu sustabdyti leidzia-
ma dienrasti. Taisykles turi
but pildomos pradejus su atei-
nancio spaliu menesio pirma-
ia diena.
Taisykles yra tokios:
Visokia laikrascio prenu-
merata pradejus spaliu 1 d.
turi but uzmoketa iskalno.
Po tos dienos uzdrausta kan
nors kreditan siuntineti laik-
rasti. Gi kas igsiol uz laik-
raSti yra kaltas, tas su isleis-
tuve BUTINAI turf atsily-
ginti ligi spaliu 1 dienos.
Isleistuvei uzdraudziama siu-
sti laikrasti tam, keno pre-
numerata issibaigusi.
Taippat uzdrausta veltui
laikrasti siuntineti kareiviams
j kares stoVyklas, jei tie ka-
revival pirmiau nera dlrbe
prie duoto laikrascio.
Uzdrausta veltui laikrasti
siuntineti firmoms, kurios
duotam laikrastyj turi savo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
SLOVAKAI PADARE PAS
KOLOS PASIzADEJIMUS
Pasizada pirkti 4-tos Laisves
Paskolos bandsu uz 100000.

Washington, rugp. "A. -
Ketvirta Lat;vi.s PasEola Il
vyks uz truputi ilgiau, kaip
m6nesio laiko. KaikuriQ ora
nizaciiQ jau iSkalno pasizada-
ia pirkti Sio iSleidimo bond
sus. Tai padaryta daugiausia d
svetimtauGiQ zmoniQ visose
S. V. dalyse.
Kataliku slovakQi MoterQ
unija uzvakar pasizad6io pirll
ii bondsQ uz 100000. Taip-si
suorganizavo kalb6tojus, ku-
rie pad6s vesti paskolos kam-
panijq.
Slov6nQ katalikiSka uniia
pasizadtjo pirkti uz 100000.
Kroatai is NewsYork'o, Calu-
met, Mich, il Detroit'o, ir
JugosIavQ tautin6 taryba pra-
mesa suorganizavima specija-
'liq komisijQ, kurios pardavi-
nGs 4-tos Laisv6s Paskolos;
bondsus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
TALKININKAMS ATSIME-
TE PRIZE UssURI UPEs.
Bolsevikams vadovauja vokie-
Ciai.

Londonas, rugp. 24.-Tele-
grama is Harbino praneSa,
kad po smarkaus music TALK
ninkai buvo priversti atsitrau
xii atgal Ussuri up6s fronte,
Siaur6je nuo VladivostokO.
Mes prieSininkQ skaitlius yra
daug didesnis.
MuSyje dalyvavo dalys an
glu il prancuzQ. Bet music
smarkybe pak6l6 kazokai il
cekai-slovakai. Dalys japonl
armijos pagelb6jo atsitrauki-
me.
BolSevikq sargybos ant
Hangka ezero vargina talki-
ninkq kairyji sparnq If sulai-
Ike cekq sp6kas. BolSevikai
komanduojami vokieciQ kal-
boje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
HAIG ATAKUOJA 25 MY,
LIU ILGIo FRoNTU.

Londonas, rugp. 2++.-Ofici-
.iaIiai praneSama, kad linijoje
tarp Lihons, pietuose nuo
Somme, ir Coieul up6s pietuo-
Sc nuO Arras, teSiasi smarkus
muSis. Music frontas yra p
myliQ ilgio.
AngIai daugybGje vietQ ge-
raj progresuoja. Naktyje at
muSta du vokieGiQ uApuolimu
rytuoSe nuO BeaucOurt.
Lys fronte anglQ armija
truputi nuzygiavo pirmyn ry-
tuOSe nuo lie Touret, Siaur-
vakaruOse nuo Neuf Berquin
IL rytuose nuo OtterSteen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
ANGLEKASIAI REIKA-
LAUJA DIDESNES ALGOS.

Washington, rugp. "A. -
United Mine Workers Of Ame-
rica kreipiasi prize kuro admi-
nistratoriaus Garfield'o, kad
iisai paskelbtu paredyma,
idant anglekasiams nebutQ
mokama premijos, bet wen
tik padidinta alga. Anglel1a-
siai sake, kad kasyklq saw
ninkai premijq sistema tarp
saves kompetuoja; kad siste-
ma sumazina angliu isemima
If padaro neuzsiganedinimq
tarp anglekasiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
SUTORPEDAVO ANGLU
GARLAIVI ART1 S. v. PA
KRASCIO.

Atlantiko Uostas, rugp. a,
-VokieGiQ nardancioji laivd
sutorpedavo If paskandino
Anglijos garlaivi Diomed arti
Atlantiko pal1raScio. Daugiau
kaip 100 jurininku iSgelb6ta
ir Gia atgabenta. Tarp juri-
ninkQ buvo daugyb6 kim.
Dauguma ju pavojingai su-
zeista.
Diomed buvo plieninis lai-
vas 400 tonu intilpimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
PRANCUZAI LAIMEJO
TARP OIsE IR AISNE.

Paryzius, rugp. o. Earp
Disc ir Aisne prancuzq karei-
vial pasiek6 Guny If Pont. st.
Mard, pietuose nuo upes Al
lette. Jie Waldo desinuosius u
piu Disc ir Ailette krantus
nuo Sempigny ligi gelezinke-
liu vakaruose nuo Coucy-le-
Chateau.
Pasak ziniQ is Paryziaus,
generolo Mangino armija pa
6m6 5000 nelaisviQ tarp Disc
ir Aisne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
MCCALL IssIUsTI NUzU-
DYTO CARO- sEIMYNOS.

Amsterdam, rugp. %. -
Sv. Tevas buvo praSes rusp
bolsevikq, kad jie nuzudyto
caro- Romanovo seimyna is
siustp is Rusijos i Ispanija.
BolSevikai dabar Sv. Tevui at-
sake negali to padaryti. 0 tai
todel, kad jie Siandie neturl
susineSimo su ia vieta Rusi-
ioie, kur randasi nuzudytoI
caro- seimyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
VOKIEC Gus LAUKIA PRAzUT|S
vAKARQ FRONTE
Ji8 jau apIeidO II miesta NOyon
TaIkininkai ViSUr briaujasi
pirmyn
KARES DIEVAITIS APLEI-
DO VOKIECIUS.


LONDONAS, rugp. "a
MuSis Siaurines Pikardijos
fronte pletojasi j didziausia
susiremima, kokio nera buve
nuo pradzios kares. Pranesa-
ma, kad nelaime grumoia vi
sal vokieciu armijai Shame
fronte. Vokieciai gabenasi Sin
frontan daugybe kareiviu, vii
damiesi sustabdyti taIhninku
briovimasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
TALKININKAI BOMBAR-
DUOJA 5 VOKIECIU MES,
TUS.

Londonas, rugp. 24.-Pasak
officially praneSimu, anglQ ORC
skadronai smarkiai suhombar-
davo penkis svarbius Vokieti,
JOS miestus ir penkis vokieciu
aerodromus.
Militarin6s objektyvos
Frankfurt'e ir Cologne buvo
uzpultos su geromis pasekme-
mis-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
IS PRANCUZIJOS ANGLT-
JON sU 80 MINUcIU.
Lakstytuvas nese 9 pasazie-
rius su ju bagazais.

Londonas, rugp. 24.-Cia
pranesta, kad lakstytuvas srl
visa ikrova ir 9 pasazieriais
nuskrido is Prancuzijos Ang-
lion. Kelion6 padaryta su 30
minuciu. Lakstytuvas buvo
paprastas tarnybos aeropla-
mas is didziqjQ rqsies.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
SENATAS sIANDIENA W.
BAIGS BALSAVIMA 18-45
METU DRAFTO BILIAUS.

Washington, rugp. 24.-Va,
kar senatas uzbaig6 svarsty,
ma 19 - Is drafto biliaus
Gi Siandiena prades balsavi-
ma. Abejotina, ar bus palai-
kyta pataisymas, kad vailIi-
mai 1870 butQ Saukiami pas
kui vyrus 20-45, ar ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
BQ|Sevikai zudO GekuS-SIOvakuS

Antrame muSyje, kuris ivy
ko arti Poltavos, GA mylios
siaurrytuose nuo Kremen-
Giug'o, revoliucijonieriai nete-
Ike 800 kareiviQ il. 6 kulkas-
vaidziQ. ,...
Uzsilikusieji em6 b6gti at
gal. Bet vokieGiai uzdare jq
atsitraukimo kelia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
BOLSEVIKAI EINA PRIZES
AMERIKA.

Washington, rugp. a. -
Valstybts departamentas uz-
vakar gavo ziniQ nuo ameriko-
niSko konsulio is Petrogrado,
kad bolSevikai paskelbe kare
Suv. Yalstiiems. KonsuHs I'M
brie tur6jo apleiSti Petrosra-
da.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
'KARDINOLUI FARLEY
GERIAU.

Mamaroneck, N. Y, rugp.
24.-Gydytojai pranesa, kad
kardinolo John M. Farley pa
deiimas eina geryn. Bet jo
plauciq uzsidegimas dar laiko
j pavojuj..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
Springfield, Ill, rugp. "a.

OPI IIlSIIoIu' 111:I IU5P' -I'
Generals adjutantas Dickson
pranese, kad Illinois valstijos
dalis rugs. 3-6 pasaukime
yra 5000. IS tq 1000 bus pa
INIT generalei militarinei tar
nybai, gi 1000 - apribuotai
tarnybai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
Amsterdam, rugp. a..

Vokietijos imperatoriaus EMO
ra. Augusta Victoria, serga
Wilhelmshohe pilyje. Kaizeris
apleido kar6s stovykla ir IS
keliavo ten.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
De Kalb, ILL.,, rugp. 24..-

= DC 1AdlU, 411'J IUSP. lf'-
Gia padaryta "reidas" del
"slakeriQ". Bet suimta tik
v;eras vyras, mell>i!lona, 'ku-
ris netur6jo savo registracijos
zenklo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
Amsterdam, rugp. 24.-

TeIegrama LOkal Anzeiger 'iui
Berlyne is Gratz, Styria, pra-
mesa, kad Austrijos impera-
torius Karolis paliuosavo "A
pietq slavius. Jie buvo imesti
kal6jiman az neiStikimybe. Jp
tarpe radosi daug gerai Zinc
mu slaviQ politiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
BOLsEVIKAI NUzUDE 300
NELAISVIU.

Amsterdam, rugp. 24.-Pa-
SAX telegramos is Maskvos,
bolSevikai, pa6me Simbirskq,
viesai turgavieteje pakore 300
Gekq-slovakQ. Tai padare, kad
atsimok6ti uz ju "zverisku-
mus, kuriuos padare mieste.
Telegrama is Petrogrado
laikraSciui Weser Zeitung
Bremen'e pranesa, kad gen.
Potapovas, bolSeviku karino-
menes vadas Murmansko apy-
gardoie, yra nelaisvis talki-
ninkq rankose. j sueme ST.
berijos gyventojai, kada jisai
b6go pietuosna;
Vokieciai tvirtina gave per
gale Ukrainoje.
VokieGiq kariuomen6 paeme
virsq ant 1,2OO gerai apsigink-
lavusip rusu riauSininkQ su
gen. Rebenko arti Kremen-
'ciug, Ukrainoj. Taip praneSa
telegrama is Kijevo Berlyno
laikraSGGiui Vossische Zeitung.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24
SUV. VALsTDy MUGS
TOLIAL kAREJE.

Washington, rugp. "a. -
Vakar praneStame Suv. Vals-
tijq nuostolip karaje saraSe
Yra 132 pavardi. IS iu:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-24

Washington, rugp. "a. -
Vakar praneStame marininkQ
nuostoliQ sqraSe yra Y pa
vardi. Is to skaitliaus:
Zuvo muSiuOse 3
Mir6 nuo zaizdQ 4
Mir6 nuo ligQ [
PavOiingai Suzeista 10
SuzeiSta AZ
Prazuvo 5
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-03-25
DEPTH BOMB IS
 CAUSE OF FOUR
 SAILORS DEATH
fA csnciated Dress,

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Mar. 21.- Ofiicial-The navy department is in receipt of the following advices from Vice Admiral Sims: "Leutenant Commander Elliott and three sailors were killed when depth bomb on board the American destroyer Man. ley exploded when the Manley col lided with British warship. The Manley was seriously damaged by the explosion and is being lowed into port Several members of the crew of the American destroyer were killed, but it is believed they will all recover.
 The British warship was also damaged to a certain extent, but is able to proceed to port under her own power. None of the crew on board the British vessel were in jured."
 The cause of the collision is un- known. The navy department has instructed Admiral Sims to convene a board of inquiry to look into the accident. Both vessels were units in the allied patrol fleet.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-03-25

ALASKA QUOTA TO BE CALLED
 TO C0L0RS END OF JUNE; TO
 BE ASSIGNED TO l4TH INFANTRY

That the desire of those who have registered for their counys service to enter active duty will be granted is evidenced by telegram the divisional exemption board last night by Governor Strong which reads follows
 Juneau, Alaska Mar. 2l, 1918. "Hess, Divisional Exemption Board, Fairbanks.
 For your information this office in receipt of telegram number three hundred from provost marshal gen era follows: Secretary of has directed that Alaska quota will be called to the coors about June ireh 1918 and that they will not be the United States for ing but will be reported to the commanding officer first bat talion fourteenth infantry stationed in Alaska This not order for mobilization but advance information in order that you may make your plans accordingly
 "STRONG, Governor"
 While the quota to be furnished is not stated in it's entirety is safe that it will correspond to the numerical proportion furnished by the States. Whether all of Aaskas quota will be e command ing officer at Fort Wm. H. Seward, Hanes, is certain. In all probability the division of furnished will be sent the respective posts in their immediate vicinity Those from the coast will probably go Fort Seward those from Fairbanks and the interior to Fort Gbbon and the lower river to Fort Davis, at Nome.
 Owing to the many promotions that have recently been made in military circles the of the officer commanding the first battalion of the Fourteenth infantry obtain able at the present