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The Washington times., 1918-12-11
Drink. 1"

The young, witty-iooking Tommy
was leaning gracefully across the
counter in the bar OF the Cow and
Caterpillar
Every now and then he would
give a twitch to his left arm.
"Shell shock" whispered a SYM
pathetic observer. Poor fellow"
81 wonder IL he will tell us shis
experiences?" said another man.
The subject OF their remarks
then turned to them and remarked,
amiably:
81 wonder IL I shall ever make
this darned wrist watch go?" -
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
A Matter of Make.

Yes" said the American, re-
counting his battle adventures to
an admirius listener. standing
open-mouth before him. "a boche
shell came along and hit me in the
neck.
And you are alive now" gasped
the listener.
Yep replied the American.
You see. stranger. the shall was
made in Germany. but my little ole
collar stud was made in the u. S. A.
And guess the squib subsided. n
Was scms stud"
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
A Dangerous Proximity.
DEAR MIS- FAIRFAX.

DEAR MIS- FAlRTAS.
l am eighteen and deeply IN
love with q married man. and.
Furthermore, he pays yerv much
attention to my company, so 7
ask you to please let me know
IN what way I could forget him.
for We work together
HEARTBROkES
understand how difficult this
Is for you. But It IS surely most
inadvisable for you TO continue see
ing this man every DAY. whatever
your good resolution as to forget
ting him. So my advice is that YOU
ind work somewhere else as soon
as possible. Don't you see that
this Is the only effective way OF get
ting him out Of your mind and
heart?
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

~ disappeared, HOnora Brent
stood motionless, then she
went slowly downstairs.
Things had happened SO swiftly
that at first she could scarcely
grasp their significance. But all
at once she appreciated with a
spasm of fear and indignation
that Mildred had laid her plans
carefully and that she, her sister,
had been duped-
The indiscreet girl was never in
tended to go with the Bruces, in
spite of her pretended acceptance
Of their invitation as delivered by
Honora- It was to get ready for
the automobile ride with Chandler
that she had hastened upstairs
upon her arrival from the office to
don a becoming costume and 10
dress her hair in a new fashion.
She had lied Glibly and cohvinc-
ingly during dinner. She had ma
-neuvered cleyerly to get Honora
ouE or the way when the auto horn
sounded the signal for which she
waited
These reflections flushed Honora's
cheeks with anger. Then her wrath
ebbed when she began, as was her
habit, to make excuses for her
'.little sister"
Mildred was only a child after
all, high-spirited and reckless. But
she had gone out alone with Tom
ChandIer-the man whose name had
acquired an unpleasant notor1ety IN
Fairlands. Some one might recog-
nize Mildred driving alone with
wild Tom Chandler" This was
what frightened Honora.
For a second she -hesitated- Then
she made q decision. She wouio
call up the Chandler home and ask
for Tom. She would not give her
name, but would ascertain II any
one knew where he had gone. II
his parents knew it would be
crumb Of comfort to her.
Not at Home.
She took the receiver from its
hook and q moment later, had the
number for. which she asked.
-Is Mr.. Thomas Chandler there's?
She que-ied, pitching her voice
higher than usual in an attempt to
disguise it.
NO" came the answer, and she
recognized the speaker OF Toms
father. as there any message I
can give him?"
3Why, no-I-I-that isl won
dered where 1 could get in touch
with him this evening" the girl fall
tered
GHe remarked at dinner that he
was going to stop at the Brents'
house" DR.. Chandler answered,
and was then going to drive with
one Of the girls-I meal young
ladies', I. believe. With whom 1
am taIiSing?"
But Honora hung up the receiver
without answering. She felt some
what reassured because Tom Ead
not conceaied tis plans from hts
own people. Surely he meant well,
or he would have maintained ST.
lence with regard to his outing.
There was a vague yet not en-
tirely satisfactory consolation N
this thought.
Footsteps sounded on the porch,
and Honora ran to the door. In
her mind was the faint hope that
Mildred had perhaps been teasing
her and was already back.
But it was Arthur Bruce who
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
This Day in History.

THIS is the anniversary of the flight Of James from Lon
don in $685. The Stuart King threw the Great Seal
into the Thames and his capital again. His per-
verse insistence in championng the Catholic faith cost
him his crown and he ended his days in exile.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

Persia has no distilleries. brew
cries or public houses, and native
wine is the only intoxicating bevet-
age used.
Some Of the finest lace in ,he
world is made by the women of the
Philippine Islands from n strcng,
silky fiber obtained from pineapple
leaves.
1t requires more than century
for a cellar tree to grow large
enough to yield a thirty-toot tele-
prone pole. The eucalyptus will
attain larger growth in thirty
years, and its wood is quite as
durable
In Spain women take the rIsc. Of
newsboys in the streets.
A flower cut in the morning will
last twice as long as one cut later
in. :he day when the sun is shinI.S
upon it.
For hundreds of years the Nile
floods have not varied ten days in
their arrival.
Every hearth or fireplace in Eng
land was taxed in the reign OF
Charles II.
It has been computed that eight
or ten rabbits eat or destroy as
much grass as one sheep.
The female brain begin to decline
in weight after the age of thirty;
the male not till ten years later.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
Cutting DOJCn Menus.

eUT down your to two three foods served at
meal and thrive the change Let dinner consist
of any three of the following: Meat potato vegetable,
salad a simpe dessert Try baked potatoes and Goldfish
warmed in real gravy. In spite of the
less expensive than meat, nourishing and delicious.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

The Steel King and Director
General of our Shipbuilding. Char
ley Schwab. has been amusing the
men of the yards with some breezy
yarns. Here is one about a man
who was dismissed from the ship
yard. This man got Stacker and
Stacker in his work" says Schwab.
so at last his foreman dismissed
him, but the man turned up on the
following morning. 4 thought |
dismissed you aid the foreman. I
know you did the man replied.
but don't you do it again; my wife
gave me the dickens for it.
Sir Henry DalzieI. who has added
the London Daily Chronicle to his
list OF newspaper purchases, began
life as Il reporter.
His pushfulness was such that he
became NJ. J.. when he was twenty
three. being the baby OF the
House" In time he came 10 enjoy
the intimate friendship of Mr.. Lloyd
George. with whom he toured South
America few years ago.
y
and not as spelled. while he hates
his photograph to be published SO
much that he recently ordered all
negatives to be destroyed.
Andrew Carnegie. COmplimcnted
enc day on his gifts to the cause
of education, said:
There j. nothing 50 pathetic as
the selt-made man who l. conscious
of his lack of education. These poor
fellows seem to think that every
body is educated but themselves.
II once heard a man with dia-
mond horseshoe pin say hcarsoly to
a waiter: shove over that there
chandelier
1T isn't = chandelier. sir said
tho waiter. a. he obcyed. It's
cruet'
Tho man with the diamonds
blushsd. Well. never mind what
she Is he said. shove her over.
We amt all been to college.
Not many people know that the
famous actor, Sir TorbesRobert-
son, was once q member OF a life
boat crew. He recalled the fact
himself the other day IN a speech.
He was A boy at the time. stay
ing IN OCEh"dllS elu NHSh q W SGh
occurred off the coast he willingly
lent his assistance. Pulling a great
sweep. he roWed with the stalwart
C'ornishmen. What he felt is elo-
ouently expressed in his own terms
Frankly, ladies and gentlemen
he said, II was IN an awful funk
This need not be recorded as a
black mark against Sir Forbes. The
breyEst deeds are often performed
under the handicap CT terror.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
Onlu in Solitude Can Find and Commune With Himself
And NOw the NeW High Collar

White georgette, developed with clusters OF
pintucks and black-edged ruffles, forms this
smart waist. The new high collar is finished
by tailored bow of black grosgrain ribbon.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
OF
THE FAMOUS
.IR THOMAS BEECHAM. the

CIR THOMAS BEECHAM. the
famous conductor. is in
u France learning to fly. He
is sometimes referred to as
"the man with the magic hands"
on account OF his wonderful facil-
ity for controlling orchestras mere
Iy by gestures. Musical England
owes Sir Thomas a real debt of
gratitude, for no man has made
greater efforts TO popularize grand
opera.
1t was one night at Drury Lane
that he told this story. as an Illus
tration OF real devotion.
Are you sure you love me-" said
a pretty girl to her admirer. Love
you" echoed the smitten one. why
darling. while l was bidding you
good-by on the porch last night
your dog bit a piece out of the calf
OF my leg. and 1 never noticed it
till l got home
The Washington times., 1918-12-11
CHAPTER XIX.

Copyright, 1918, Star Company.
TOR a moment after the car
r disappeared, HOnOra Brent
stood motionless, then she
went sInyrly dnu-uStairS
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

It has been computed that eight
or ten rabbits eat or destroy as
much grass as one sheep.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

Every hearth or fireplace in Eng
land was taxed in the reign OF
Charles II.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

The female brain begin to decline
in weight after the age of thirty;
the male not till ten years later.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

For hundreds of years the Nile
floods have not varied ten days in
their arrival.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

An attractive and smart
fur set, one of the many pic
tured in Good Housekeeping
for December.
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

you. but her friend was counting
The Washington times., 1918-12-11

A flower cut in the morning will
last twice as long as one cut later
in. :he day when the sun is shining
upon it.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
PASAKOJA APIE Boise
VIKV TERoRA.
z1nones Saudo1ni ir verciami j
duobes.

Stockholmas, spal. IS. -
Gia is Rusijos atkeliavo dau-
gels pabegeIiu, tarp kuriE
yra il Britaniios diplomatinis
agentas is Maskvos, Lock-
hart. Sis bol$evikQ buvo Mas
kvoje suimtas il paliuosuotas,
kuomet Britannia savo Sa}yj
paliuosavo bol$evikQ atstova
LitvinOvQ.
Kuomct jic apleidin6jo .Ru-
si,jq, tenai siautG baisiaueias
tcrOraS-bolSevikai zudG Emo
nes. Ypac PetrogTade daug
zmoniQ buvo zudoma. DAT
giausia zmon6s buvo zudomi
Chodinka parodavimo lauke,
kurS yra latVlQ karluOmen6S
prieziurOje. Nelaimingieji bu-
vo atvedami laukan, nuSauja-
mi su revolveriais ir verGiami
] i$kastas tran$ejas.
Maskvoje ir kitur labai
daug zmonip badauja ir ser.
ga visokiomiS ligomiS. Pet
rograde nuo .alkio kasdien 700
zmoniQ mirdavo pabdg6liams
apIeidziant tQ miestq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
IS WASH
INGTONO,

Kablegramu cenzorius Wal
ter S. Rogers vakar paskelbe
sekanti perspejima;.
"Matyt, Europos ziniu CEN
trai yra uzversti visokiomis
ziniomis- -paskalomis apie tai,
ka dabar Vokietija prades, ga
vusi prezidento Wilsono atsa-
kyma.
"Kablegramq cenzura neuz-
draus tos rusies Unions ateiti
Sion Salin.
"Bet is kitos puses atkrei-
piama pilieciu donna i pavojV
perkainuoti tas nepatvirtintas
paskalas. Tokiu paskalu tik-
slas negali but htokis, kaip
tik pakenlimas 4-tajai Lais-
YES Pasolai. Tos paskalos pa
daro didele intaka ne tik pas
kola, bet ir j dabartinius kri-
tiskus tarptautinius santikius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
EINA VOL
COS FRONTAN.

Vladivostokas, Spal. II. -
Cekai-slovakai laikinai aplei-
do Samarq IL pasiskubino sa-
vo broliams cekams-slovakams
pagelbon kitur kovoti prizes
bolSevikus. Skaitlingas ceku-
slovakQ burys sugrizo is ST.
berijos ir tue tarpu ilsisi ties
Volga. Su SitQ pagelba leng-
val bus ,galima atsiimti Sama-
ra.
Is Ussuri apskricio tie ce-
kai atkeliavo, kad Pavolgiu,
susijungus su anglQ, prancu-
~ IL italy buriais, boise
vikams uzduoti paskutinl smu-
81.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
VEL SAUKS PALIUOSUO-
TUS REGISTRANTUS.

Is Washingtono parejo j.
sakymas, kad boardai visus
seniau del fiziSko stovio pa
liuosuotus registrantus, pri-
gulincius prie grupes B, kle-
sos 1, iSnaujo pasauktQ per
ziur6ti gydytojams.
Taippat paskelbta, kad is
uzsiregistravusiQ rugsejo II
d. registrantQ visoj Salyj kas
m6nuo tick bus Saukiama:
81 menesi, spaliq $4,000
Lapkriti 100000
Gruodi 197,500
Sausi 147,500
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
BRIAUJASI
ANT VOLOGDOS.
BolSevikai vietomis megina
priesinties.

Archangelskas, spal. Il. -
TalkininkQ kariuomenes, tarp
kuriu yra ir amerikonQ abiem
Salim up3s Dvinos briauJasl
pirmyn atmusdami atkakliaS
bolSevikQ atakas. Amerikonal
su rusais pasiekG Nelska,
Siaurvakaruose nuO VologdoS.
Bolsevikai m9gina skleiSti
propaganda tarp talklnlnkQ
kareiviu. Vietomis paimtuose
nuo ju apkasuose atrandama
iSmatytQ lapeliQ, su prokle-
macijomis ir nupasakojlmals
apie socijalistiSka rojQ.
Visa tai atspauzdinta ang-
liSkoj kalboj. BolSevikai tuo-
Sc lapeliuose Saukia anglus ir
amerikonus nekariauti prizes
juos, bolSevikus.
Suprantama, toxic socija~
listiSki Saukimai tarp talkinin
ku kareiviu sukelia daug gar
daus juoko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
SUSTAURTNAMA KAIZE-
RIO VALDzTA.
SALES reikalai pavedami fe-
deralei tarybai ir reichstagui.

Amsterdam, spal. lS.-kal-
zeris paskelbe paredym9, kad
nuo Sio laiko Vokietijoje ka-
res stovis gall but praveda-
mas tik militarinei vyresny-
bel susitarius su civile vyres-
nybe.
Gi * Copenhageno rasoma,
kad Vokietijos federale tary-
ba sutikusi pamainyti kellS
konstitucijoje paragraphs, pa
lieGianGius kaizeriO valdziQ.
Sulig pataisymo, kares pas
kelbimas imperijOs vardu prl-
gull federalei tarybai If rel
chstagui (parlamentui). Tik
netiketQ uzpuolimQ metu, kuo
met reikalingas greitas vei!'i-
mas, kaizeriui paGiam bus
leista paskelbti kare.
-Ateityje taikas ir Sutartls
su svetimomis Salimis daro
ne ministerial arba kanclicris,
bet federale taryba bendrai
su reichstagu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
HaigO arnlija st0jQ naUjon
ofenSyvon

lai visu frontu pasekmingai
progresuoja. Anglu objektas--
paimti miesta Bohain, pasis-
tumti toleliau ir priversti vo-
kiecius atsimesti visu frontu
nuo Douai ligi Lille apylin-
kiu, arba juos suvaryti kise-
mum, atkirtus svarbiausius SUI
sinesimus gelezinkeliais.
Vietomis voheciai CANA
stipriai statosi, kontratakuo-
ia anglus. Bet nieko nepesa.
Tx panesa didelius nuosto-
lius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
sPEJAMA. KAD VOKIE-
cIAI PATEKs I sPAsTUs.
Amino armija gall but ap'
supta.

Paryzius, spal. 1S.-Kad
Won Amino armija BelgijoJe
SumuSta il b6ga nuo talkinin-
ky, tai dar nereiSkia, kad j
yra iSsigelb6jusi.
Cia militariniai t6mytojai
sp6ja, ar kartais Won Amino
armija arba didesn6 jos dalis
nebus apsupta il paimta ne
IaiSv9n. Kadangi is talkininkl
veikimo matosi, kad Site me
gina uzkirsti kelia vokieGirl
pabtgimui is Belgijos pakras-
GiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
SUV. VALSTUy MUGS
,TOLIAI KAREJE.

Washington, spal. 19.-Va-
kar praneStame nukentejusiQ
kareiviu saraSe yra:
zuvusiu muSiuose 81
Prazuvusiu muSiQ metu s
Pavojingai suzeistu y
Mirusip nuo ligu q
MirusiQ nuo mel. atSitikimQ
SuzeistQ, kuriQ stovis dar ne
zinomas, y
Nelaisv6n patekusiu ).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
PASIBAIGE VOKIECIU
VIEsPATAVIMAS BELGT-
JOJE.
Ne5inia. kur jie pades savo
submarines.

Paryzius, spal. lS.-Vokie-
GiQ vieSpatavimas Belgijoje,
ypaG Belgijos pajuriais, pa
galiauS kaipir pasibaig6. DaH
uzimS vienQ-kitQ dienQ, II tai
kininkai i$ginS is ten igi vie
no vokieGio. Netenka zymiQ
uoStu Ostend il Zeebrugge,
km jQ nardancioS laiv6s tu-
riio prieglaudQ If is kur jiems
buvo paranku uzpuldin6ti tai
kininkuS jur6se.
Talkininkai, Rebaige Gia sa-
vo zygiQ< tuojauS pakelS nau-
.ia uzpuolimQ kituose from
tuoSe. II taip duOs vokieGiams
kaiIin, kad jie dar pirm lie
mos paSukS tieSiog ant Berly-
no. jei Iigi to laiko kaizeriS
81 Hindenburgu nepasidUos
piInai talkininkamS.
Tai bent kariaJama! EO-
kicGiQ kaizeriS visas laikas
gyr6Si, kad 10 armijoS neivei-
kiamoS. Gil kas Siandie veikia-
Si?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
LENINAS ISNAUJO PASAU-
TAS.
Ir vel puiki proga terorui.

Amsterdam, -spal. Is
Kijevo vokiSkiemS laikraS-
CLANS praneSta, kad rusQ Dol
SevilyQ caras-autokratas L.e-
ninas iSnaujo paSautas.
Siuo kartu iis gavo kulipka
nugaron. il paSovG taippat
bolSevikas, informacijinio So
vito narys, Dvanitzki. W.
puOlikaS suimtas.
1ndomu zinoti, ar" dabar w
tai Leninas Su Trockiu pa
kels terorq prizes saviSkius.
prizes paGius bolSevikus?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
II VOKIECIQ DIVIZJQ
BEGA PER BELGDA
VOKIECIAI VISISKAl
SUPLlEKTl
B0Igai netoIi OIandjjos rubeziQ
yOKIECTAI PILNAI NUGA-
LETT FLANDRIJOJE.
Bega nuo talkininku didziau-
sioj betvarkej.

PARYzIUS, spal. 10.-Vo-
kieciu generolo Won Arnim Vi
sa armija sumuSta If bega per
Belgija frontu pradeius mics
tn Lille ir baigus siaurinemis
juremis.
Ten teismo diena vokie-
CLANS. Su5inota, kad toj armi-
joj yra Y diyiziju. kurios gal
vatrukGiais per Belglja neSi-
nasi ant Vokietijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
SUKILIMAI TURKIJOJE, BOHE-
M|JOJE IR vOK|ET|JOJE

Londonas, spal. 1S.-Daily
Express korespondentas is
Geneva praneS6, kad Kons-
tantinopolyj, pakilusi revoliu-
CHA prizes jaunaturkius, ku-
riQ galva yra Enver paSa.
Vokietija tuojaus/ ! Kons-
tantinopolio pakrasGius is
JuodujQ jul'iQ pasiunte 20 ka-
res laivQ ginti jaunaturkius
Su Enver paSa, kuris esqs
"StipriauSias vyras" Turkijo-
je.
Visoj Bohemijoj yra karas
stovis ivykus tenai kruvinoms
riauS6ms. .
Is Amsterdamo depesoje sa-
koma, kad Turkijoje stovis
yra kritiSkas.
"Man is tikru versmiQ pra-
ne$ta, kad Vokietija ! .kelias
dienas butina; turf padaryti
tail;q, arba pakils ten revo-
liucija', telegrafuoja Daily
Express korespondentas is
Amsterdamo.
Vokietijoje revoliucijos pra-
dzia.
Vokietiiq jau palette primo
il revoIiucijos pradzia, sake
korespondentas. Aix-la-Cha-
peIle visas vokieciu kareiviu
pulkas sukilo prizes savo Off
cierius. Vienas kapitonas nu-
Sautas.
Wilhelmshavene, kar6s lai-
vyno bazdje, socijalistai sude-
gino medine kaizerio stovylQ,
kad tuo tarpu minios, tai
ziur6damos, krikStavo.
RiauS3s ivyksta ir kituose
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
Vasari 244,000
Kova $4,000
Balandi 344,000

Geguze- -Birzeli $4,000
Be to kas menuo bus pa
Saukiama po 10000 vyrq ap-
ribuotai tarnybai.
Trumpoj ateityj bus pasiqs-
ii "questionnaires" IS metQ
vaikinams ir 37-45 m. Wy
rams.
Is situ vyru pirmasis sau-
kimas gales ivykti apie kovo
men. zinoma, Site bus sau-
kiami tik tuomet, kuomet ISL
SENS 1876 metu amziaus tin
kami vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
ANGLAI PRADEJO NAUJA
UzPUOLIMA.
Varosi ant miesto Bohain.

LONDONAs, spal. IT,
Fieldmarsalo Haigo armija
vakar ryte pradejo nauja O.
fensyva prizes vodecius.
siuo kartu pradejo atakas
Bohain-le- Cateau frontu, ISL
gal upes Selle, pietrytuose
nuo Cambria.
Pasak pranesimu, ten ang-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
miestuose. zmoniQ minios Vi
sur astral atsiliepia apie kai-
zeri ir sosto ipedini.

sur astral atsiliepia apie kai-
zeri ir sosto ipedini.
Bohemijoje revoliucija.
Wolff Telegraph agentura
is Austrijos iSsiuntin6jo de-
peSas, krTiose pazymima, kad
parubeziais prasid6jusi atkak-
Ii revoliucija.,
Vienoj depeSoj sakona, kad
Bohemijq apsiauGiusi kruvina
revoliucija, If kad paskelbta
visoj Salyi generals streikas.
VokieGiQ kariuomen6 pasiusta
j miesta Pilsen, kur yra di-
dziausios Austrijos municijos
ir ginku dirbtuv6s.
Kroatai nori nepriklausomy-
bes.
Is Sveicarijos gauta zinill,
kad UngarijoS seine kroatai
atstovai vieSai paskelh6. jo-
gel Kroatija atsimeta nuo In
garijos ir Siandie yra jau ne
priklausoma.
Budapeste vienam atstovQ
susirinkime vienas Austrijos
parlamento atstovas soclia-
listas praneS6, jogei jis stovls
NJ Bohemijos respublika, ku-
rial prezidentas yra tinka-
miausias profesorius Denim is
Paryziaus (turbut,. taippat go
cijalistas IL dar lenkas).
Bet didziuma Bohemijos
gyventojQ stow uz monarcfi-
ia. Karaliu jie nori tureti Ho-
henbergo princq Maximilija-
na.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
VEJAMI VOKIEcIAI sIAU-
RIUOSE NUO LOAN.

Paryzius, spal. 18.- Visu
frontu upiu Oisse-Serre, Siau-
riuose nuo Loan, prancuzai
vokieGius iSmuS6 is kylio If
gena juos toliau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
KONsULIs POOLE PAAUG.
STINTAS.

Washington, spal. 18.-Bu-
yes Maskvoje amerikoniskas
generals konsulis Poole pa
siqstas j Archangelska, kur
paskirtas pagelbininku prie
ambasadoriaus Francis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
TUoJAUS Pulls DIXMUDE
Belgai paeme Keyem.

Paryzius, spal. 18.-Belgai
DO ilgu muSiQ paem6 nuo vo-
kieGiu miesteli Keyem. Talk
ninkai visu smarkumu puo-
lasi ant miesto Dixmude. Sa-
koma, Sitas miestas veikiai
lures pulti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
AUSTRAI PASPRUDO IS
ALBANIJOS.
Susikrausto jie cernogorijon.

Paryzius, spal. 18.-AustrQ-
vokieGiQ kariuomen6 baigia
"mufuoties" is Albanijos. Su-
sikraustO nelaimingon Cerno-
gOrijOn.
Austrai su vokieGiais Ger
nogoriion kraustosi ir is Ser
bijos. anot oficijalio praneSi-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
NORMA PERTRAUKTI
sUBMAR1NNU vE1K1MA.

Amsterdam, spal. 18.- Po
gauto prezidento Wilsono at
sakymo, Berlyne prasideda
smarkus jud6jimas, kad da-
bartini nardanGiQ laiviQ vel
kimq visai pertraukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
sIANDIE SUSIRENKA
REICHSTAGAS.
.
Bus apkalbamas prez. Wilso-
no atsakymas.

BASEL, spal. 18.-siandie
susirenka session Vokietijos
reichstagas. Bus apkalbama
pastace;i prezidento Wilsono
nota Vokietijal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
BUS POPEzIAUS KONSIS.
TORIJA.
Bus skiriami nauji kardinolai.

Rymas, spal. 18.-Ateinan-
II menesi ivyks Vatikane
konsistorija, urios metu sv.
T9vas Benediktas XIV skirs
kardinolus ir vyskupus. Tarp
kitu bus nuskirtas mirusio
New Yorko kardinolo Farley
ipedinis ir st. Paul provinci-
jai Arkivyskupas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18

= Milwaukee, Wis, spal.
16.-S -Sudege didela Heimann
G. CO. krautuv6 ties Broad
way. Padaryta 100000 dol.
nuostoliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18
zUVo MILIJ ONAS ANGLU.

Londonas, spal. 18.-sitojo
kareje Britannia pasvente mi
lijona savo kareiviQ gyvas-
ciu.
~ .-,------.g;ffyy---71
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-18

Amsterdam, spal. II. =
Is Berlyno pranesta, kad gar
sus prancuzQ lakunas Garros
zuvo. kares lauke sp. 4 d.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07

81 Lf-NpliftAlii iER--Fnr machine company IN
Brooklyn Christian write stating syrs r.crca
sIit ,t salary expected. Address !. f. S. P o Boz
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
MARRIAGES

pps-PEARSON Friday. April 5
'V,s1s - :, Georges Church. Schenec .ady
NY. by tAe Rev. 3. W, r, Taylor. D. D,
no,oil,,- Stott Pearson to Lieutenant Ly-
nan L. Josephs. r.
,,yIycsToN EVER - Edith Rush,aore
u rrer Of Flushing. long Island, to John
stanley livingston, Of Boston, az o'clock
=, Saturday IT residence of Samuel w
sashn,cre. Rc.eitlere Az, Plalntieid, N, j.
snETTE- GREEN and Mrs. 5. Greer,
,s,,a,Irce the marriage Cf their daughter
reciha. To Lieutenant Arthur l. 4; Odette
~ SAN Francisco Cal. April ,. 1918. Ser
,;cei we're attended by Mrs. S. w. Arrow
Of Nsw York City. and Lieutenant William
{ Ksefe. of san Francisco. Cal.
v.SnrRnOEF- MORSE - Marion wyckoA
'vanderhoef, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N
Wyrkof Vande.hoef. to Harry Franklin
Morse. April G. at St. Thouias's Church.
New Yori City
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
ENGAGEMENTS

,,,roRy,-BoVE ERs-Mr. and Mrs. Chase
Sa.>i a. Williams. at Crandvicw. Nyack, N Y.
I, f.,o,.nce the engagement of their niece,
W." ~ Ruth " Sanford. to MIR. Durant
saxers' a.s son Of Mrs John 4. Weekes. 46
wsst Atm St, New York City