davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
A FEARFUL
SPECTACLE OF RUINS
Heaps of German Dead Lie on Every
Side on Pasture Lands Southeast
of Montdidier.

With the French Army in France, Aug,
Ia tHayas A fearful spectacle OF
ruin is spread out along the great sweep
of rolling pasture lands behind Boulogne.
la.Grasse and Rollot, southeast of Mont
didier. Heaps of German dead lie on
every side.
The enthusiasm of the French troops
has carried them up to the railway line
running between Compiegne and Roye,
Their most advanced position is south
of the Loges forest, where the enemy
is vainly counter-attaeking
The enemy's tactics are intended to
delay the French until the main Ger
man forces can withdraw, but great
stocks of ammunition and war material
of all kinds are being left as the Ger.
mans retire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13

were making progress in the valley Of
the Oise. The Germans are evacuating
their trenches in the bend of the river
west of Bailly and the French are oc-
cupying them.
To the northwest the French are al
most entirely on the crest of the Las
signy massif, where heavy fighting is in
progress.
Only at one corner of the massif do
the Germans appear for the moment to
be in possession. This corner is one Of
the highest humps on the hills, rising
few feet above the positions now in
possession Of the French. The French
are attacking this hump strongly and
there seesns every prospect Of the ac.
tion ending in their favor.
When the French get their guns to the
top here the enemy's communications
with Roye will come under observed fire.
tBailly is village situated on the east
bank of the Disc about mile and three
quarters east of Ribecourt. II is near
the southern end of Ourscamp forest,
wooded section which is of great strate-
gic value in the part Of the battlefield
The French are working around Roye
to the west and the south of this i'm
portant German holding point almost
in the center of the Picardy battle front,
and now hold high ground in this region
The wooded area around Des Loges,
south of Roye, was captured by the
French last night, but German counter
attack drove them back.
The village of PEconvillon has been
captured by the French and more ground
has been gained by them north Of the
ST. Claude farm CPEconvillon is about
three and one.half miles southeast Of
Lassigny and virtually on the crest Of
the ridge overlooking the Disc
The enemy is reported destroying viii
lagos in his rear. The ruins of Peronne
are reported TO be burning. Fires have
been observed by allied airmen at yari-
GUS points.
So far thirty-three German divisions
have been identified in fighting The
enemy's reserves, the indications are,
gradually are being exhausted and he Is
drawing troops out of the line to extend
his fanks and cover any gaps. This
is an operation, however, which can only
be carried out to limited degree
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
WILL REPORT
MAN POWER BILL
Senate Military Committee
to Report Favorably Ad-
ministration Measure
TO EXTEND DRAFT AGE
FROM 18 TO 45 YEARS
Government to Provide Two
Years Education Free for
All Under 81 Years

Washington, D. c., Aug. l3.-The Sen
ate military committee to-day voted to
report favorably at once the administra-
tion man-power bill extending the draft
ages from Is to 45 years, but with an
amendment by Senator Reed of Mis-
souri,, to have the government provide
two years education free for all boys
under 2l years OF age, to be given after
the war.
Senator Chamberlain announced that
the bill would be reported Thursday and
that if quorum is present in response
to the request for senator's to return at
once, the unanimous consent agreement
under which the Senate recessed until
Aug. "a, viii be set aside and the meas
ure taken up next Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
GERMANS INTEND TO
OCCUPY PETROGRAD
Troops for This Purpose Already are
Being Brought Toward the OBJ
jective, 1t Is Added.

London, Aug. l3,The Germans intend
to occupy Petrograd, dispatch to the
Copenhagen Politken from Helsingfors
declares, the Exchange Telegraph CORES.
pondent in the Danish capital reports.
Troops for this purpose already are be-
ing brought toward the objective, it is
added
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
"wE ARE NOT BABY KILLERS"
$50 Don't Tell ANY Lies About U.s." the
Parting Shot of Submarine Captain.

Boston, Aug. l3.-"We are not baby
killers, so don't tell any lies about us
when you reach land" was the parting
shot of the youthful commander of a
German submarine which sank the
schooner Kate Palmer Saturday, Captain
Edward Russell of the fisherman stated
on his arrival here to-day. While aboard
the submarine Captain Russell said he
observed the officers and men closely.
All were young. The commander was
not more than 2l and most of the crew
were younger. They were not evidently
familiar with the Atlantic coast and de-
pended wholly on bulky set of charts,
he said
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
AUSTRIANS MOVING
TROOPS TOWARD ITALY
1t rs Expected Shortly They VIII At
tempt Another Of
fensive.

Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. l3. - The
Austrians are reported moving an inn
,mense amount of material and troops in
the direction of Italy and are expected
shortly to attempt another offensive on
the Italian front. Austrian railway
trains running toward the Tyrol are
reported crowded with soldiers, no civil
ian passengers being allowed. The Aus
tro-Swiss frontier has been closed since
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
st. Albans and Enosburg Stores Charged
with Violations of Food Regulations.

Two hearings occurred to-day before
the food administration at Montpelier,
in which representatives of the concerns
were summoned TO appear before the ad
ministration to answer TO the complaints
that have been made that they have
violated the food regulations. Those sum.
moned we're representatives Of the Allan
tic & Pacific store in St. Albans, and
w H. Billedeau, wholesaler in Enos
burg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
AMERICANS nv HEAVY
LOCAL FIGHTING
Forced to Retire to the South Bank of
the vesle River, They Soon Retake
Their Old Positions.

London, Aug. l3.-Heavy local fight.
ing is reported in progress at Fismette,
on the northern bank Of the Vesle, where
the anco-American forces are holding
the line. The allies here were attacked
by the enemy and forced to retire to
the south bank of the river.
An immediate counter attack was
launched, and according to the latest
reports, the old positions II the allies on
the north bank of the river have been
restored.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
TOOK 10000 MACHINE GUNS.
In Addition to 1000 Big Guns and 10000
Prisoners.

Paris, Aug. 10 (Havas) Since the be-
ginning of the allied counters offensive on
July is the allies have taken more than
10000 prisoners and more than 1000
guns, the Echo de Paris states to-day.
In addition, it estimates, more than TO-
600 machine guns have been captured
from the enemy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
Sheep Field Men to Hold Conference.

About 80 sheep field men and sheep
specialists of the United States depart
ment of agriculture will meet in confer
ence at Columbus, o., Aug. 90 to 80, to
discuss ways of further encouraging the
sheep industry. This is the first confer
ence Of its kind to be held by sheep men
Of the department. The growing demand
for wool and mutton brought about by
the war ia receiving considerable atten
tion by the animal husbandry division,
and reports are continually being re.
ceived which indicate that the sheep in
dustry has made substantial gains since
the outbreak Of the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
PREMIER LENINE
ISSUES NEW MANIFESTO
Advocates Pitiless Annihilation Of All
Counter lutionists-Punish-
ment for Illicit Trades.

Amsterdam, Aug l3.--A new manifes-
to, advocating the pitiless annihilation
of all counter revolutionists has been
issued by Premier Lenine, says the
Rheinische Westfalische Zeitung Of Es-
sen. Peasants retaining grain beyond
their personal needs win be arraigned be-
fore revolutionary courts as enemies of
the people. Capital punishment win be
inflicted on illicit traders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
Our Shipbuilding Progress.

Gloucester, n j., Aug. 49, -Construc-
tion of four mamoth ways at the new
shipyard of the New York Shipbuilding
corporation is progressing rapidly. They
will be large enough for the building Of
the largest ship afloat, or, if it is de-
sired, each will accommodate three de-
stroyers.
When the new ways are completed the
concern win have twenty-nine large
ways.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
DROP BOMBS ON AMERICANS.
But Did Not Infict Any Damage-Prop
aganda for Our Troops.

With the American Army in France,
Sunday, Aug. ll.-(By Associated Press)
German airplanes dropped bombs on
the American positions on the Woevre
last night without inficting damage.
The enemy has sent over balloons car
rying propaganda for both American and
French troops.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
KEEP YOUR MUFFLERs CLOSED.
Secretary of State Fleetwood Gives
Warning to Washington County.

Morrisville, Aug. l3.-Secretary of
State F. G. Fleetwood serves the follow
ing notice on some Washington county
autoists:
Notice-Complaints have been made to
me that several drivers Of automobiles
in Montpelier have been running their
cars with muffler cut-outs open. take
this opportunity to warn the persons ac
customed to doing this, and if / have
further complaints, / shall be obliged to
suspend the licenses Of persons who yio-
late the law in this respect.
Frederick G. Fleetwood, secretary
of state.
Morrisville, VT, Aug. IL, 1918.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
THE BRITISH GAIN
ADDITIONAL GROUND
North of Roye and on the Bank of the
Somme-German Attacks
Repulsed.

London, Aug. l3.--British troops have
gained additional ground north Of Roye
and on the north bank of the Somme,
says the official statement from Field
Marshal Haig to-day.
The Germans last night attacked the
British positions in the Merris sector In
Flanders They were repulsed.
The Germans delivered a local at.
tack near Fouquescourt on the line be-
tween Roye and Chaulnes. 1t was re-
pulsed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION.
Thirty Eight Women Arrested and Re-
leased, and So are Re-arTested.

Washington, Aug l3.-Another WON
mems party demonstration in protest
against the Senate's delay in acting on
the federal suffrage amendment was
broken up yesterday by the police. Thir
ty-eight women participating, banner
carriers and speakers were arrested as
they assembled before the Lafayette
statue in the square opposite the White
House.
When the women had been released
at the police headquarters on their prom
ise to appear Wednesday for trial, SO Of
them marched back to the Lafayette
statue and were re.arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
ALLIED FORCES LAUNCH NEW ~
DRIVE AGAINST GERMAN LINE.

along the entire front from Chaulnes
southwark in determined effort to
break the resistance Of the enemy.
The allied artillery now has full con-
troll of the converging roads in and out
of Noyon, near the southern end of the
line, notably that running toward Ham,
to the north. The difficulty of the enc
my In carrying out retrograde move
ment thus is markedly increased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
GERMANY CALLS ON
AUSTRIA FOR HELP
Austro.Hungarian Troops Are Arriving
on Western Front and Being Sent
to Quiet Sectors.

Paris, Aug. l3 tHavasl SHERMAN has
been compelled to call upon Austria
Hungary for help on the western front,
and Austro- Hungarian troops are arriv.
ing there, The Echo de Paris says to-day
These troops, it adds, are being sent to
quiet sectors of the front
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
Naval Death from Drowning.

Washington, Aug. 49, Deaths result
ing from accidents announced to-day by
the navy department includes: Joseph
j. Waters, painter, Brookline, Mass,
drowned Aug. 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
FRENCH LAUNCHED
NEW ATTACK TO-DAY
The Germans Are Evacuating Trenches
in Bend Of oise River West Of
Bailly, and French Are
OCCUPYING Them.

London, Aug l3 The French launched
an attack this morning along the south.
ern part Of the Picardy battlefront, and
according to reports shortly after noon,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13

A despatch from London last night
stated it had been ascertained that there
was one Austrian division on the western
front, but that 1t had not yet been
brought into action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
ATTACK TO-DAY ALONG
THE ENTIRE FRONT
Allied Artillery Now Has Control Of
Converging Roads in and
Out of Noyon.

Paris, Aug, l3.The allied forces in
Picardy made heavy attack to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
TWO CONCERNS ON THE CARPET.

Morrisville, Vt, Aug. IL, 1918.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
Talki1iinkai atnauiinO
ofensYvq prizes
vOkieCiuS
VokieCtiiai Ii santaikOs reikalais
tegu kreipias j mar$alq Foch
VOKIECIAT TEGU GAUNA
sALyGAs NUO FoCHO.

LONDONAS, lapkr. g.
TalkininkQ Salys galutAai
nusprend9, kad jei Vokietija
nori gauti laikinos santaikos
salygas, tegu kreipiasi j gene
roI2 Focll, pasake siandie par
lamente Britanijos premjeras
Lloyd George.
kuomet vokieciai pas mar
Sal& Foch prasys muSiQ per
traukimo. tue patim Vokieti-
Ja pr;sipazins, kad j pralai-
m4io kare, nori taikinties ir
pasiduoda talkininkams.
Kitais kaliais vargiai bus
pasiustos Vokietijai talkinin-
zp Iaikinos santaikos salygos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
ERCGERCOGAS TAIKOSI
PRIZE REVOLIUCIJONIE-
RTU.
Ungarijcje ivyks plebiscitas.

Amsterdam, lapkr. 6.-I$
BudapestO praneSama, kad
Austrijos ercgercogas Juozas
III savo sunumi prisiekG be jo-
kin is savo puSGs sqlygQ pasi-
duoti Ungarijos tautinei tary-
bal il pildyti pastarosioS pare
dymuS.
Is Viemos praneSta, kad is
kaltjimQ paliuoSuoiami viso-
kios rQsies prasizeng6liai, ku-
rie kalaiiman papuol6 kards
metu il kuriQ prasizengimal
turi sarySi su dabartine kare.
Kroatai savo selma laikO
mieSte Agram. Seine nutarta
atgaivinti Austrijos karalyS-
te, Sujungus jon KroatijQ, Sla-
voni.ia il Dalmatijq. Tai tmG-
tu but nepriklauSOma Austrl-
ia.
Anot depeSQ is Budapesto,
rezignavo is Ungarijos tauti-
nts taryboS pirmininkas sra-
fas Karolyi, ncs tOji poziclJa
nebuvo tinkama jo luomui. Jo
vieta uzGmG tarybOS narys
Johann II0ch. GrafaS karOlyl
tuo tatpu dmd pildyti uzsienil
reikalV miniSterio reikalus.
FokiSkoji Bohemia paslS-
kelb6 nepriklauSoma. ToS pro
vincijoS prezidentu paliko Jo-
SET SeIlgarl, buVuSlO Austrl-
jos parlamento atstovas. No-
kiSkos BohemijoS soStin6 yra
Reichenberg.
w m6nesio laiko Ungarijo-
.ie ivykS pIcbiScitas. Gyvento-
iai balsu didziuma nuspres, ar
Ungariia ateityje turf but ka-
ralySti, ar reSpublika. Balsa-
vine dalyvaus kaip vyrai,
taip mOteryS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
TalkininkQ atstovai pa.
sira$e po sqlygonlis
Vokiietiijja pasiduos, bus pa
baigta didziiuLe kare
PRAzUVO PENKI IMPE-
RATORIAUS VAIKAI.

Londonas, lapkr. 5. - Wen
nos valdininkai negali patir-
ii, kane randasi imperato-
riauS Karolio penki vaikai.
Ana dienq jie buvo nugabenti
! GoedoeIohe pill. Toj pilyj
pakiIes gaiSras. Vaikai is
vezta. I$vezus juoS is ten ne
zinia kur .jie dingc.
PasaIlojama, ar tik nebus
juos kuT pagrobe revoliucijo-
nieriai.
Visi HabSburgQ dinastijos
princai yra i$reiSke nora atsi-
zadeti sosto ir svisp Salyj pri-
yit&3lj4.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
PACAMINTOS SALYGOS VOKIETIJA]
NTEKAS DABAR NESIBIJO
VOKIETIJOS.
Visi prieS ja dabar eina.

Londonas, laplr. 6.-Niekas
dabar daugiau nesibijo Vokie-
tijos!
Laikinoji Estonijos, buvu-
SioS RusiioS provincijoS, Wy
riausybt, reilialauja, kad tq
Sail kuoveikiaus apleistu vO-
kieGiu kariuomenG. Reikalau-
ia, kad vokieciai paliuosuotQ
visus politikinius prasizengd-
Illus il pabaigtu toj Salyj Savo
militarini terOrq.
BolSevikai irgi jau atsisa13
vokieGiams mokGti Savo paza-
d&tq kontribucijQ. Kelias dalis
jau iSmokGjq. Bet toliaus ne
klauso vokieGiQ reikalavimQ.
O gal bolSevikai vienaip kal-
ba, kitaip eIgiasi. Juk jie yra
artimiausieji vokieGiQ sGbrai.
Bavalijoje svarbiausioje Vo-
kietijoS imperijos provincijoje
iSmitomi atsiliepimai, kad
Bavaria atskiriai tailIintuSl
su talkininkaiS. Jei to padary-
ii nenori karaIiuS, tegu tuo
reikalu uzSiima patys AmOneS,
sakoma atSiIiepimuose.
Vokictijos provinciia Lich-
tenstein, taippat Austrijos-
UngarijoS provincija Veral-
berg iSreiSkia nora prisijungti
prize SvcicariioS.
Chile reSpubIika paSiSavmo
visus tos respublikOS vandeny
sc internuotus NOEictijos lal-
vus.
Siandie jau niellas nesibiio
Vokietijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
REIKALAUJA PILNO PA.
SIDAVIMO.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 5.
- Talkininkai jau pagamino
Vokietijai laikinos santaikos
salygas if kares tarybos at
stovai savo parasais patvirti-
no. Vakar ia fakta paskelbe
va .rius Lansing
tr u. Pazyme-
10. kau ,.~- .ininku dirlo-
natal su visomis pastatyto-
mis- salygomis pilnai sutiko
Nebuvo nei seselio nepasiten-
kinimo.
Salygos viesai nepaskel
biamos If gal JOS nebus pas
z.Nelbtos, kol Vchietija jig re
priims. Tad talkininkll rel,
kalavimai kol-kas nezinomi.
Tx tick numanoma, kad rel
kalaujama, idant Vckietiia
pilnai pasiduotQ. Taip turi
padaryti, kaip padare JOS tai
kininkes - Bulgaria, Tlrlzi-
ia ir pagaliau Austrija- Unga-
RIA.
TalkininkQ pagamintos lai-
kinos santaikos salygos, kaip
cficijaliuose rateliuose writ
mama, kuoveikiaus bus prista-
tytos Vokietijai su parelkala-
vimu veikti greiai: arba pri-
INIT arba atmesti. Vokier;jai
nebus Quota progos ilgas die
mas apie tai galvoti if i$nau.
20 rasineti visa eile diploma
tiniu notu.
Kuomet Vokietija be jokiq
dvejojimu ,priims salygas, tuo-
met pasibalgs Sta diHzin]e
kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
KAIZERIS NETENKA SA-
VO KARES KABINETO.
Daug svarstoma il raSoma
apie kaizerio abdikavima.

Amsterdam, Iapkr. 6.-Ber-
lyme oficijaliai pasIelbta, kad
kaizeris netenka savo kar6s
kabincto. VisaS kabinetas pa
vcstaS karGS ministerio prize
ziurOn.
Reichstago partijQ lyderlai
il zymesnieji laikraSciai veda
diskuSi!aS, ar kaizeriui tikral
reillia pasitraukti nuo sosto,
ty. abdikuoti.
Centristai reikalauja, kad
kaizeris pasiliktu vietoje.
Tautiniai liberalai tvirtina,
kad kaizeris privalo paSilikti,
kaipo simbolaS vokieciu vie
nyb6s. ProgreSyVGs partijos di
dzilma irgi stow uz kaizerl.
Bet socijalistai reikalauja,
kad kaizeriS abdikuotQ, .kad
Vokietija paliktu r6spuDlika.
Jie tiliisi j respublikos prezi-
dentus isprausti koki socija-
liStq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
DEMONSTRATORS Uz
KARE.

LONDONAs, lapkr. 6.-Kaip
l2a5yt, vokie6iams Gar negana
kar&S.
Is Copenhageno pranesama,
Ead praeita sekmadieni Ber-
lyme prizes Bismarcko stovyla
atlaikyta dideles demonstraci-
JOS NJ kare. Padaryta rezoliu-
oijos testi kaTe ir toliaus, bet
iokiuo bndu nepripazinti pri-
netamQ talkininkQ astriQ
santaik0s salygu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
KAIZERIS NORI LIKTI
PRIZE SOSTO.

Amsterdam, lapkr. 4. -
Kaizeris visas Reichstago
pravestas konstitucijoje at
mainas mielai patvirtina. II
sake, kad kaizerio ofisas yra
vienas is tQ, katras patarnau-
ia z1nonems. Is kaizerio pa
sielgimo matosi, kad jam la
bal nesinori apleisti sosta.
Jis apsiimas tarnauti gwen
tojams, ne kaip pasitraukti IS
Vokietijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
KAIZERIS PABEGES
sVEDIJON.

Londonas, lapkr. +. - f
Norvegijos praneSama, kad
vienam Baltijos uoste stow
pagamintas il prirengtas kas
valanda iSplaukti didelis gar,
laivis.
Pasakojama, kad garlaivis
paruoStas pab6gti kaizeriui su
io Seimyna j svedija. TcnaI
jam vienoj saugioj vietoj pa
gaminta pills. ...-..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
VOKTETIJOJE PLATINASI
BOLsEVIKIZMAS.

Amsterdam, lapbr. 5. - Vo-
kietijoje maZu pamazu ina
platinties bolSevikizmas. Ber-
lyme ir kitur iSm6tomi boise
villiSki lapeliai, ant Euriu pa
zymata - kareiviQ ir darbi-
ninkQ llomitetas.
Manoma, kad visa bol$evi-
kizmo propaganda iSeina is
bolSevikQ pasiuntinyst6s Ber-
lyme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
ITALAI PAEME 100000
AUSTRU.

Washington, lapkr. 6.-Pas-
taromis dienomis, prizes pat
laikinos santaikos ivykinimq
italai didziai laim6jo kar6s
fronte. Pa6m& nelaisv6n apie
100000 austrQ kareiviQ. Te-
lO daugelis kar6s medziagOs
ir 250,000 arkliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
ANGLAI ATNAUJINO
ATAKAS.

Londonas, lapkr. 5.-Field-
marSalas Haig vakar pranese,
kad anglq kariuomene atnau-
jino atakas prizes vokiecius
visu frontu pietuose nuo upes
Scheldt.
Pranesime pazymima, kad
anglai eina pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
NESUTIKIMAI BOLSEVI-
KU SU VOKTECIAIs.

Washington, laplr. g. X
Basle, Sveicarijoje, prane$a-
ma, kad bol$evikai pertrauke
viSokius rySiuS Su Vokietija.
lMatyt, dabar bolSevikai
m9gina gerinties prize talkinin-
ky. Nieksai).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06
KAIZERIO RUMAI PAKEI
GIAMI LIGONTNEMIS.

Londonas, Iaplzr. 6.-Kaize-
ris paskelb6 isakyma, sulis
kurio 60 jo karaIiSIIQ rusQ pa
kieciama ligonin6mis. Net puo
Sniausieji Postdame rumai
vardu Sans Souci pavedami
kar6s invalidams.
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REICHSTAGAS PRIESIN-
GAS KAIZERIO PASITRAU.
KIMUI

Washington, lapIr. 6. -,
Reichstagas yra prleSlngas
kaizerio pasitraukimui nuo
SoSto. ViSu partly lyderiai
per keIias dienas tuo reikalu
riSo kIausimq. lr pagaiiaus
nuSprendl, kad kaizeris No-
kietijai yra reikalingas.
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ITALAI DALMATIJOJE.

Londonas, lapkr. 5. = Anot
praneSimo is Rymo, italai is
lipo mieste Zara, Dalmatijoj.
Be to, italy prieSakin6s sar-
gybos Albanijoje pa6m6 Sou
tari.
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ABDTKUOJA AUSTRIJOS
IMPERATORTUS.
10 dvarenai paleidziami.

Londonas, lapkr. 6.-I$ Wen
nos praneSta, kad imperato-
riaus Karolio visi dvar6nai If
l.umu Sargyba paliuosuojami
nuo tQ priedermiQ.
Patsai imperatorius pasiza-
d6jo abdikuoti If persikelti gy-
venti Sveicarijon.
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100000 AUSTRV NELAIS-
VEJE.

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Pirm instant veikti laikinai
santaikai, italai pa6m6 nelais-
ven apie 100000 austrQ ir
5000 almotQ.
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sUOMIJOJE PALIUOSUO-
JAMI REvoLIUCIJoNIE-
Rial.

stockholmas, laplzr. 5.-Suo-
mijos Administrators pas
kelbe amnestija apie 10000
revoliucijonieriq, kurie buvo
nuteisti kalejimu.
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- Paryzius, lapkr. 6.-Ce-
kaj-slovakai pasiunt6 savo at
stoyq vyriausios talkininkQ
karas tarybos konferencijon
Versailles e. ....
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AMERIKA PRIPAzINO
LENKV ARMIJA.

Washington, lapkr. 6.-Suv.
ValstijQ vyl'iauSyb6 pripazino
IenkQ armijq, kuri veikia
Prancuzijoje, if luri yra lenkQ
tautinio komiteto dircktivoje.
Sekretor'iuS Lansing apie
tai praneSi ] ParyziQ to komi-
teto plmininllui Dmovskiui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-06

- Boundbrook, N. j., lapk.
6.-Metal Disintegrating istai-
goje iStiko plySimas, nuo ko
Zuvo ketri zmOn6s.
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- Washington, lapkr. g.
Vokietija atSauI6 is Maskvos
savo pasiuntinyst6s Stabq.