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Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
MESA SEMINARY T0
 HAVE ITS CLOSING
 EXERCISES SUNDAY

MESA, May 1.-The Mesa seminary will hold its closing exercises for the year at the Second Ward chapel at S:30 o'clock on Sunday night Prof. George G. flaws. teacher in charge, reports a successful year both in point of attendance and interest. Tie semi nary is a school of religious instruc- tion maintained by the church of the Latter Day Saints, and continues dur ing the major portion of the city school year. It is entirely apart from the regular schools and is held in the chapel, the course being open to all and obligatory upon none. This year there has been an average attendance of 70 boys and girls, and of the upper class of thirty six there will be grant, ed on Sunday night 34 certificates. The program of the evening is as fol- lows:
 Songs by the class.
 Violin solo-Lee Clark.
 Story-Maud Dameron.
 Talk-"Charity," Lola Taylor.
 Speech on Book of Jonah-Joseph kleinman.
 Instrumental music-Rulon Brimhall.
 Class Prophecy-Eleanor Lillywhite.
 Class Will-Adah Pomeroy.
 Reading-Olive Huber.
 Reading-Eleanor Ashcroft.
 Talk-By George G. flaws.
 Presentation of certificates-J. " Lesueur, president of the board.
 Fire Sales Brings Great Crowd
 Rather to the consternation of the store force the crowds gathered around the o. E. Stapley company counters yesterday forming fairly swamped the clerks. The entire of flee force was pressed into service extra salespeople were put on and even yet many in the good nature6 jostling crowd. selected the articles desired, hunted up some one to takt the money and walked out without waiting for wrapping of bundles. Ons man bought 20 horse collars and while the salesman was gasping for breath another stepped up and bought 30 There were 27 Ford auto castings 1T the sale and these lasted less thar the first Is minutes. There were buy CTS from all over the Southside ant General Manager Glenn Stapley say. that over 100 customers had gathered at the Phoenix store. thinking a sal, was on at the Five Points location.
 All of which story is not to call at tention to the big sale which still i in progress. but to show that the firm is realizing on it's advertising cam paign. The management did not hesi tate to use the papers freely to tel the people of this sale and the ranch CTS for miles around. and the rush 0 the local townspeople, testify to tn, pulling power of legitimate dignifie, advertising through the columns o the press.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Anniversary of Beloved Woman

The children of Mrs. M. J. Els worth gave her a delightful surprise on Thursday night at the home of her son W. W. Ellsworth at Lehi, whe1. they with their children gathered tc honor the eighty second birthday Of this pioneer woman. The evening wa spent in delightful family informa series of toasts and in retrospective talks touching upon the early days of the various members.
 Mrs. Ellsworth has family of nine sons and three daughters. Il of whom are still living. There are 92 grand children, 75 great grandchildren anC one great great grandchild.
 No one enjoyed the occasion more than the honoree, who retains her youthful spirit, and who in the opin- ion of those who know her best. is proving by her life that a "Hoary head is a crown of glory"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
LUCK CHANGES FUR
 BOSTON ID VICTORY
[Republican A. p. Leased wfreJ

BOSTON, May 10.-(American). - Boston broke it's losing streak by de- feating St. Louis. Mays held the vis- itors to five hits. Davenport pitched the first five innings for St. Louis and was hit soundly. Shocker pitched the last three innings and gave one hit Ruth played left field for Boston, but went hitless. Score:
 R H E St Louis ..100 900 000-1 , 0 Boston Q. ...... .002 oil 00x-4 0 Batteries: Davenport, Shocker and Nunamaker; Mays and Schang.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Saturday at Majestic

Vivian Martin in "The Trouble Buster and a Mack Sennett comedy His Hidden Purpose" make up the program for today at the Majestic.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel At Indianapolis 4; Columbus z. Nt Louisville g; Toledo 0. At St. Paul 6; Milwaukee o. At Minneapolis 4; Kansas City o.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Mova to Tempe

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Patterson moved yesterday from their home on North Robson street to Tempe. where they will occupy the new bungalow on North Forest, just erected by Miss Buck, a Mesa teacher.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WEEKDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland, 8; Washington, 2. Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 3. Boston, 4; St. Louis, 1.
 Detroit, 5; New York, 3.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Oakland, II; Sacramento, 1. Los Angeles, 1 Vernon, 0. San Francisco, 4; Salt Lake, 2.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
PAGE NINE
Sermon to be Given Sunday

convenient for MT. Booths work in town.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
eeorae e. flaws, AIma School PrincipaI

George c. flaws, who has been teacher at the Mesa seminary for the past year. has been selected by the board of trustees of Alma school for
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
Death of Baby

The 16-month- baby of MT. and Mrs. Ben H. Clark died on Thursday night and was buried yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Republican A. p. Leased WIre1 At Birmingham 2; Chattanooga 1. At New Orleans 1; Little Rock 5. At Atlanta 2; Nashville 3. At Mobile 2; Memphis 4.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

Do not wait till .omorrow-phone and dispose of. or get what you want. that WANT AID, to The Republican
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

Sioux City ... .OOO 900 O2O-2 , i Omaha .... 400 900 000-4 6 C
 Batteries: Longacre and Lyon, Roh- Ter; Kopp and Pratt.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11
WESTERN LEAGUE RESULTS
[RepublIcan A. p. Leased WfreJ

HUTCHINSON, May 1O.-Score:
 R. H. E. Wichita ..0o0 100 oO1-2 1 Hutchinson ...031 800 00x-9 II 0 Batteries: Harris, Koestner and Yaryan; Bentley and Banner.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

JOPLIN, May 1o.-Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-05-11

K. H. b. Topeka ... =. 900 20 oil 3-9 12 0 Joplin ... 1000 201 III o--6 II 1 Batteries: Kotzelnick, Jaynes and Manion. Thompson, Wright, Hubble and Collins.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Returns From Camp Funston

Mrs. Fred Schaeffer returned We'd nesday evening from Camp Funston. where she has been spending several weeks visiting her son. Henry Anken- brandt of the 340th artillery, and Mrs, Ankenbrandt who lives near the camp. Mrs. Schaeffer says that she enjoyed the visit very much, although she did not like the cold weather She saw a number of Tempe boys and while there made an effort to bring a little of "the back home" sunshine to them
 The boys all look well and the train ing has accomplished d great deal for the boys according to the visitor, they have a warm place for the Tempe Red Cross. Mrs Ankenbrandt who has just recently recovered from severe attack of the measles is well now.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
MESA AGAIN SHOWS
 ITS ENTERPRISE;T0
 PAVE MAIN STREETS

MESA, Feb. 15-The main business streets of Mesa are to be paved At its last meeting the city council 50 decided when they met to consider. the petition presented by a large majority of the property owners along the proposed paving district The area 10 be paved includes Mcdonald street for two blocks and Main street for am equal distance. with the in- tersection of the two as the center Thus the paving will reach from the Mesa Furniture company building on Main, Co Center street, and from the Baptist church on Mcdonald to the Christian Science society building two blocks north.
 The city engineer was instructed tu prepare maps and make the neces- ~aIy grades, for the work, which It is estimated will begin within the next Go days, The sidewalks which now are 16 feet in width will be increased to 20 thus making the streets 92 feet This will be ample for all highway purposes and at the same time save the expense of pay ing to some extent. The irrigation ditch running south on Mcdonald will bc made pipe line and will run under he sidewalk. The estimated cost to the owners is $7O0 to eacL DO foot lot. Thus is started what the business men and citizenship gen orally consider a very necessary step toward making the town what 1t should be as a progressive commun- ity. The paving movement was start cd by W. E. Stewart. who taking ad- vantage of the mud and slush of the last wet spell. started the petition and found the list of property owners en- thusiastic for the paving.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15

Here From California
 Miss Pearl Columbia arrived yester- day from California, and will be em- ployed at the local telephone eX-
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Evenino of Prouram

An especially interesting program has been arranged to be given Friday evening a the Baptist church begin ming at s o'clock. The program is as follows:
 SOng-COnSresa
 Scripture reading and prayer. Talk-Rev. J. Q. Willett-
 Duet, Only a Smile"-Gladys Spain and Mary RoWand
 Reading, Golden Lilies" -Lorena Botkin.
 "Beheading the Idols-Lena Woolf Song-Choir
 True Gold Does Not Fear the Fur nace''-Ruth Woolf
 Solo, Somebody Needs You'-AIrs Hall
 Chinese Missions"- Miss Edna Martin.
 Illustrated Lecture, Tn Farthest China"
 Solo. The Call For Reapers''-AIiss Ruth Spangler.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
CHANCE MADE IN
 PLACE IF MEETING

TEMPE. Feb l5.-rhe next number of the Normal lecture course the Schu mann Quartette, will be held Saturday evenins, February 16 in the Methodist church. The change in place is neces- sary because of the unsafe condition of the Normal auditorium. It will be inn possible to reserve the seats i'll the church and therefore it would be well for patrons to go early and get their choice The concert will begin at eight n'cIGck
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Renial hv Red Cross Official.

Officials of the Mesa branch of the Red Cross desire publication of the following:
 "A rumor is prevalent in Mesa that knitted articles made by local ladies have been sold to private in dividuals this is absolutely false. The truth of this contradiction can be substantuated by any of the executive officers of the local branch of the Red Cross.
 The sewing department is in need of some sewing machines and 9 blackboard. Anyone having machines or blackboard that they are willing to lend please notify Mrs. Emma OnenShaM"
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
VIII Consider Fire Enuinment

Following the recommendation of Fire Chief Tregasky for added equip ment, a committee of three council men, consisting of Messrs Beach, Scott and Davis was appointed by Mayor Bevlle to decide upon the nee cssary apparatus. and to purchase whatever in their combined judg- ment, would be required tO furnish the fire department with means of com batting any future fires
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Surgical Dressing Work

Surgical dressing work will begin at once in the room donated by the Salt River Valley bank. Volunteers are needed to aid in the work. Wom- en who wish to help may communi- cate with Miss Nell Price, phone 4SR.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Visitinn Clemens Family

Mrs. z. T. Riggs of St Marys. Na- is here on visit to her sister Mrs. w. J. Clemens
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
DIP R l IIIGHT

Tempe. veterinarians: in Mesa of Drug Store. Phone 26.-Ady. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
MESA OFFICE Chandler Court
 Phone 1-R-2

change Miss Columbia formerly was chief operator of the Tempe eN- change.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Visiting Dauuhter
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the people of Tempe and vicinity for the many kind nesses shown us in our bereavement. Mrs. J. F. Herman and Family
 (AdV) ii
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Tn Ment With Suneruisnrs

The committee recently appointed to decide what the town of Mesa should do in the matter of the con- uroyersy with the supervisors over the use of the basement of the town hall, will meet with the supervisors on Monday next for a conference. II has been suggested that instead of purchasing the hall from the county, the present building continue to be used jointly as in the past and the S2,10O necessary to make the purchase be used for the erectcion of suitable office room for the city clerk and his assistants. the room to be an ad- dition to the hall.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15

Do your bit by burning wood. Two cords for S13.00. Cash on delivery. Phone DO or 16-R-3.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-15
Cotton Meetino Reminder

Growers are again reminded that the meeting to further discuss and perfect the organization for the new gin to be built in Tempe. is to be held at the city hall on Saturday evening.
 Visiting With Son
 Mrs A. l.. Rountree of New York is spending the week with her sca. J. R. Rountree and family at the Christian parsonage
 Visiting Daughter
 Mrs T. C. Jordan of Long Beach. mother of Mrs. A. J. Peters is here vis- bing her daughter and family.
 Visiting With Parents Miss Susie Tracey, a trained nurse. IS in Tempe from her home in Los An- geles visiting her parents. MT and Mrs. NJ. F. Curry of West Fifth street.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
Sunes ede nuzudytQ SerbQ
lavonuS

pasiIikusius didziausioj bai=
mel gimines. .
Bulgaria savo aukas uzda-
rydavo ! namus, kuriuos ma
ciau, 81 nal1ti anas surisdavo
po keturis ar daugiau if nu-
gabendavo j artima tarpkalni.
Tenai bulgarai nelaiminguo-
sius serbus arba pasmaukdavo
arba uzbadydavo durtuvais.,
Paskui cigonams priverstinai
liepdayo palaidoti tas aukas.
Vakar man buvo parodyta.
Simtai kapq. Apipuve Emo,
niu kaulai gulGio upelyi, kue.
kas nalStis per visa ELENA
zmon6s buvo zudomi.
Kudurlicos gyventojai, ku-
riems DO saul6leidzio buvo uz:
drausta iSeiti is MANU-, girde!..
.jo zmoniQ dejavimus, paeinan:
cius is artimojo miSkelio. Kas.
rytas iSalke miestelio sunes.
miestelin parsivilkdavo dau-
gybe zmoniQ ranl1Q, net il gall
VII.
Sodziuj USevka bulgaria su
Viena diena iSzud6 visus gy-
ventojus1 = l20 zmoniQ. Vla-
dicoj suSaukta paskirton vie-
ton visos serb6s il ten jos
bjauriota. Didziuma tV mote
riu bulgaria suriso il paliko
porai aiielte Sankinties.
Kitur jauni vaikinai serbai
buvo apnuoginti ir inkaitinto-
mis- gelezimis deginami, kad
isgauti is ju pasisakyma, ar
;jie turi pasleptus ginklus.
Kas bus veikiama, kad nu-
bausti bulgarus uz tokias pix
tadarybes? BulgarQ oficieriQ
vardai, katrie uz tuos zveris-
kus darbus yra atsakomi, ge-
raj zinomi. Tuos vardus IL
no kuone visi serbai il juos
pamini su didziausiuoju pasi-s
bjaur6jimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
BRITANIJOS DARBO PAR
TIA STOW Uz LATS-
VA AIRTJA.
Reikalauja atsaukti kariuo-
meme is Rusijos.

Londonas, or. =. - Britani-
jos darbo partija paskelb6
prizes rinkimus parlamentan
savo manifesto. Manifesto
pasmerkia viSokiQ po karGS
ekonomine kovq If reikalauja,
kad tarptautinio darbo. Carte
ris, kaipo gyviausioji taikos
sutarties dalis, butQ inkorpo-
ruotas TautQ Sqjungos struk-
turoje.
Stai ko partija toliaus rel
kalauja:
Kuoveikiausiai atSaukti tai
kininkp kariuomenc is Rusi-
JOS.
Duoti pilnq laisve Airijai il
Indijai, kaipo demokratin2
teiSe.
Britanijos gyventoiams leis-
ii patterns apSispresti.
PraSalinti visus kar6s metu
nepaprastuS par6dymuS II pa
naikinti konskripcijq.
Toliaus darbo partija reika-
lauja BRITANNICA suvisuome-
ninti kasyklaS, gelezinkelius,
prekybos laivynQ,. ginklavimQ-
81 ir eIektros pajegas.
Valstija kuoveikiaus priva-
10 parupinti darbininkams mi
lijonq gerQ namQ, geresnl dar-
bininkams uzmokesni ir dag
bo salygaS.
UzdGti specijal6s mokestlS
ant kapitalo, kad iSmoketi ka-
res skOlaS.
Darbo partija reikalauja ly-
giu teisiQ moterimS, kaip po-
litkoje, taip darbe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
Rygoje Lietuvos Respublika?
SUSTOJO ALAUS IS
D|RDIMAS.

Washington, gr. 2. - Pro-
eitq nal1ti pusiaunakciu visoj
Salyj sustabdyta alans iSdirbi-
mas. Visi bravarai uzdaryta,
Taip seniau buvo mtares kon-
gresaS.
SpecijGlis kongreso kOmite-
tas iSkarto buvo rekomenda-
YES, kad apie bravarQ uzdary-
ma prezidentas paskelbtQ pro
klemacijQ. Bet paskui tq re-
komendavimq atsiGmG. Mes
laikinos santaikos metu tas
nebutinai yra reikalinga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02

vranja (Serbija). Pa
duodu Gia pasakojima apie
zmoniq skerdynes, kokiQ ne
kuomet gal nera buve zmoni-
JOS istorijoje, isemus kituomet
krikScioniQ persekiojimus =
raSo dienraStis Chicago Tri-
bune korespondentas Ward
Price. Yra tai apraSymas is
lIalno sugalvotQ sistematinip
bulgaru pastangp, kad tarpe
SerbQ iSnaikinti tautine dva-
sia, iSskerdziant visus tuos
serbuS, katrie tq dvasia palai-
ko.
Srrrinkau faktus is daugelio
ivairiu versmiQ. Tie faktai
apkaltina bulgarus didziau-
siam zv6riSkume Serbijoj.
Kuomet bulgaria kar6s pra-
dzioje uzdmd dalis Serbijos,
tuojaus visur pastat6 savuo-
sius virSininkus, popus, mo-
kesciu rink6jus il kar6s poll
cija. Visuose miesteliuose ir
sodziuose bulgaria suareStavo
visus serbus inteligentus. Is
ranliojo visus serbus parla-
mento atstovus, mokytojus,
advokatus, dvasiSkius il darb-
davius. Padalino iuos bu-
RUS pasiunt6 tuos bulgarams
zinomon vieton.
Is Nienos Vranja apylnkts
BULGARIA surinko 5000 serbu,
Situos paskirst6 j burius If
siunt6 vieton, kur burial pas
kui buvo skerdziami, tiesiog
zmones smaugiami. Tasai bull
garu zv6riSkumas tesesi nuo
gruodzio 1915 m. liSi kovo
1916 m.
W 20 myliQ nuo Vranja y
Ia miestelis Sudurlica. Jls
stow ties BuIgarijos rubeziu-
mi. Nuvykau as ten vakar.
Ten maciau zmoniQ kaulus,
kapus IL tQ nelaimingQ aukQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
KAIZERIS ATSIzADEJO
SOSTO.
Visus buvusius pavaldinius
paliuosavo nuo prisiegos.

Berlynas, gr. 2. - Paga-
Iiaus buvuSiS vokieGiQ kaize-
ris WiIhelmas HOhenzollernas
oficijaliai paskelbe, jog jis at
$izadas kaip PrusijoS, taip
Vokietijos imperijos sosto.
Tuo reikalu jis is Olandijos
paskelb6 dOkumenta su savo
paraSu. Dokumente dar pasa-
kyta kad jis paliuoSuojQS vlsus
buvusius Savo pavaldinius,
kaip tai Sales valdininkus, O.
ficierius ir kareivius nuo Is
tikimyb6s priesiegos, kokla
jam buvo padaryta.
Toliaus pazymi, kad Woke
tijos gyventojai, kaip jis pa
sitikis, visas laikas ramiai uz-
silaikys kol nebus Saliai nu-
statyta nauja vyriausyb6, kad
apsisaugoti anarchijos, bado
ir svetimos intakos Salyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
MIRE PINIGU EIKVo-
TOJAS.

New York, gr. ,. - Cia mi
re milijonierius, vario kasyklQ
Savininkas, Jesse Lewissohn.
il paguldG influenza.
AIires buvo pagrs6jes pini-
gu aikvotoias. Ka jis gauda-
70 pelno, kaip bematai visus
gautus pinigus If iSleizdavo.
Vienq kartq jis gavo Is TUX
stanciu. II per vienq savaite
yisus iSleido.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
PASKYRE ATSTOVUS.
ISviso paskirta tik keturi.

Washington, lapkr. 80. .-
Prezidentas Wilsonas bus per-
sonal6 galva Suv. ValstijQ at
Stovams taikoS kongresan.
Apie tai vakar vakare pas
kelbta is BaltQjp RumQ.
Xiii taiko$ kongresan atsto-
val bus:
Pulk. F.. NJ. House.
ValstybGs sekr. Lansing.
Henry White, buves Suv.
ValstijQ ambqSadOrius Pran-
cuzijoje.
Gen. Tasker II. Bliss, Suv.
ValStijQ militarinis atstovas
vyriausioje talkininkl kares
larVhOJc.
Be Stu atstovQ keliaus kon-
Sresan dar daugelis pirmuti-
niu pagelbininlQ, kuriQ var
dai dar nepaskelbti, kadangi
dar tikrai nezinia, kick ju rel
k6s priimti ton svarbion at
stovyb6n.
Siurprizas visiems padary-
ia paskiriant atstovu gen.
Bliss, nes niekam nei mintis
gaIvon neat6jo, kad tas gen.
bus paskirtas atstovu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
CUKRAUS YRA UzTEK-
TINAT.

New York, lapkr. 30.-Mai-
sto administrators cukraus
divizija, kuri kar6s metu re-
guliavo cukrp, gruodzio Is
dienq bus pakrikdyta, kadan-
gi cukraus tvarkymas nebus
tolesniai reikalingas.
Daug cukraus bus parga.
benta is Kubos. Dabar cuk-
raus vartoti leidziama 3 sva-
raj per m6nesi vienam zmogui'
AteinanGiq savaite bus leista
vartoti keturi svarai.
Su Naujais Metals cukraus
vartojimas bus normalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
REVoLIUCIJA PAKELE
GENERoLAI.
Norma sugrazinti kaizeriui
sOStaS.

Londonas, lapkr. 30. = Dai.
ly Express korespondentas is
Amsterdamo pranesa, kad Vo-
kietijoje pakilusi kontrrevo,
lucia, kuriai vadovauja ~
mesni il intekmingieji gene
rolai.
Vyriausieji kontrrevoliuci-
jos vadai yra: gen. Won AT
MIN, kurs vadovavo voklecrl
armijai Flandrijoj, ir genero-
lu Won Esla ir Won der Mar
witz, kuriedu vokieciams va
.dovavo Verduno fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
SOC|JALISTAS MEGA
KAIzERIO LOVOJ.

Hague, gruodzio 2. = Cio-
mai is Berlyno parkeliaves ko-
respondents pasakoja, kad
prize kaizerio rumQ Berlyne
stow sargyboje keli jurinin-
kai, kurie liuosai Snekuciuo-
:jasi ir ruko cigaretuss.
Tarp kaeriviQ If jurininkQ
daugiau nesimato jokios dis
ciplinos.
Ties rumais viena senute
korespondentui pasakojo, kad
buvusio kaizerio lovoj rumuo-
Sc kelias naktis miegojo soci-
ialistas Lieblznechtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
KAIZERIS KALTINAMAS
w zMONIU zUDYMA.
Reikalaujama il praSalinti IS
Olandijos.

Paryzius, CT. ,. - Formal
skmdQ uz ZmogzudySte prizes
buvu>i NokietijoS kalzer! pa
state ponia PrieUr, kWiOS Wy
raS prazuvo vokieciQ nardan-
Giom> laivtmS SutorpGdavus
garIaivi Sussex.
Amsterdamo laikraStiS Pa
asche Post reikalauja. kad O.
landijoS vyriauSyhG praSalin-
tn is toS SALES kaizerl plr-
miau, kaip to pareikalaus tai
kininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
DAUG KARE1vIU sUGRYz
IS PRANCUZIJOS.

Washington, gr. 2. - Cia
paskelbiama, kad trumpoj a
teityj is Prancuzijos gen. Per
shing sugrazinS s divizijaS sa-
vo armijoS, kurioSna meina
3,451 oficieras ir 1868 vyrai.
Is ju ketuios sugryz veikiau.
GeneraliO $tabO vir$ininkas
gen. March tvirtina, kad pirm
Kalidu is PrancuzijoS busiQ
paliuosuota apie $4,000 ka-
reiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
22566 zMONES MIRE NUO
INFLUENZOS.


Springfield, or. 2. - Hi
nois valstijoj nuo Influences
epidemijos mir6 22,566 EMO
mes.
Taip pranesa valstijos EMO
niq sevikatos direktorius DR..
Drake.
Anot io, nuo Influences
zmoniQ mirtingumas ligi Nau-
ju MetQ pasieksias $4,000.
ISviso buvo susirgusiQ $50
900 zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
sIANDIE WILSONAS EINA
KONGRESAN.
Rytoj iskeliaus jis Europon.

Washington, gr. >. - Sian
die Susirenka kOngresas pas
kutin6n session. kongresan
eina pa$akyti kalbq preziden-
taS WiISonaS. Kalb6s jis apie
rekonStrukcijq. Sakoma, Vi
Sai ncpriSiminsiQs apie Savo
kclione Europon. Situo reika-
lu jis paSkelbs proklemacijq.
Cia kalbama, kod preziden-
taS WilSOnas EuropOn iSke-
iauS rytOj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-02
SUV. VALSTIJU IsDIRBE
JAMS GRASIA PA
VOJUS.
Britannia po kares uzsisuka
nuo Americas.

Washington, lapkr. 30. =
Po .kar6s maisto padalinimo
progralna sukoneveikta tarp
Suv. Valstiju ir Britanijos.
Nieko tikra nezinoma, kQ ge-
IA atsieks Suv. ValstijQ mais-
to ADMINISTRATORS Hoover
konferencijose Europoje.
Suv. Valstiios supirko visus
cukrauS uzder6jimus salOje
Kubq, pasiremdamos tue, kad
treciQ dali to cukraus palms
talkininkai. Bet po kar6s
Britannia kuoveikiaus pasiun-
cia savo laivus ! Java il Su-
matrq IL ten gauna cukraus
pigiau, kick tik iai yra rel
kalinga,
Britannia jau praneSe Suv.
Valstijoms, kick j instant
Kubos cukraus, gi kitQ cukrQ
Gausianti pigiau kur kitur.
Tas pat yra If su kvieGiais.
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausyb6 gva-
rantavo, kad uz amerikonis-
kus kvieGius, skiriamus eks-
pOrtui bus galima gauti
$2.3915 buSeliui. Rodos, po
karts Britannia IL kit ta,lki-
ninkai tur6tu cia pirkti kvie-
CiuS.
Bet kur tau Gia pirks, jei
Britannia gall gauti kvieciQ
pigiau. Antai j gall kvieciu
parsitraukti is Argentinos,
kur buSeliui reikia mokGti tik
$l.35, arba is Australijos, krr
ua buSeli imama $1.1S.
Negi galima Sitas kainas
sulyginti su amerlkonlSka
kvieGiQ kama.
Taip yra il su kitokiuo mai
stu, reikalingu talkininkams.
Talkininkams buvo tikras
rojus, kuomet Amerika jiems
kar6s metu pristat6 maisto.
Jie pasitenkino augstomis a.
merikoniSkomis kainomis, nes
neturajo laivQ, kad is kitur
pigiau parsitraukti maisto.
Pc kar6s bus kas kita. Suv.
ValstijQ maisto gamintojams
grumoja pavojus. Toks pat
pavojus grumoja If ameriko-
niSkoms turgaviet6ms.
Sitas maisto lllausimas yra
labai svarbus.