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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-04
ALLIES SUPERIOR
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in Germany. Widespread strikes
among Inunition workers are reported.
While dissatisfaction is no doubt rife
in Germany. and strikes of increasing
seriousness have occurred, we must
not allow any reported disturbances
within the German empire to at1ect
the effectiveness or speed of our own
preparations.
Allies Have Most Men.
.aDuring the week hostile concen-
trations in the west continued. In GER
tain quarters the reports spread by
the enemy that he holds a preponder-
Gus numerical superiority in the west
have gained some credence. Wnlle
positive proof has been received that
the enemy has removed troops from
the eastern theater, and is stripping
fother fronts for the coming struggle IN
the west, nevertheless the allies are
believed still to hold very APP
preciable numerical superiority DOM
in mon and guns"
I'm the British theater numerous
raids took place. South OF Lens anu
northeast of LanSemarck, as well as
south of the Scarpe the Germans sent
but accommodating attachments. BRIT
fsh forces were also busily engaged
BOUNDING the enemy line, Identifying
new units, taking measure OF the VAL
ne of new contingents which are ar
irving along the German line in the
west from OlneG lllSatCiSs W.
of Havrincourt and near Ephy, British
patrols brought in prisoners.
Hostile artillery kept UP heavy
fire thrUout the week in the Ypres and
Cambria salfents Passchendaele was
sthe scene of very lively Smelling and
: the regions of ,Arras and Lens were,
also. principal targets for the Ger
smans.
Season of Air Raids.
THE French were, also, busy raid
i'm. the enemy and kept a careful out
look along their entire front. Oppo-
site the French, the Germans confined
Operations to minor raids north of the
.Aisne and upper Alsace. Profiting by
the favorable atmospheric conditions
which prevailed air raids on a large
scale were undertaken. The British
successfully bombed railway centers in
Flanders and air squadrons undertook
attacks upon munitiOn plants and 9TH
err military ebjectives in the Rhine
area. London and Paris, as well as
Dunkirk. Calais and Boulogne were
visited by hostile aircraft.
Italians Score Victory.
TN Italy a further Improvement in
the combat situation is noted. The
Italians were very successful in fol-
Rowing up their plans to regain points
sof particular strategic Importance. AS
counter part of the French assault
In the region of the Monte Tomba, the
ritalians early the week launched a
Epowerful offensive thrust against Aus
sfrian positions along the Asiago p1a-
ffeau. This attack was directed against
Strongly entrenched enemy positions in
athe region between the Frenzela and
s4he Brenta.
The Italians succeeded in captur-
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DUTCH RADICALS STRIKE.
Conservative Trade Unions Oppose
Movement in Holland

Amsterdam. Feb. 4.-The strike cpl
demie sweeping Europe was expected
to manifest itself in Holland today.
Revolutionary Socialists and some
trades unionists had called a 24-hour
wa1kout as a demonstration in favor
of Prohibition of food exports and the
seizure and distribution of the existing
supplies
Some dissension within the ranks
of the unionists was visible today.
The Amsterdam city trades union
council, supporting the Revolutionary
Socialists in their demand that Rot
terdam workers join the strike, was
opposed by the Netherlands Fedora
ton of Trades unions. 1t was con-
sidered probable, however, that some
of the Rotterdam workers would walk
out.
The Hague trades union committee
is supporting the Revolutionary
Socialists.
Strike Breaks Out in jena
Amsterdam, Feb. A new strike
movement, the Ber1iner Tageblatt of
Saturday evening announces, began
at Jena Saturday, about one-third of
the worlSmen striking.
jena in the grand duchy of Sake
Weimer, has a population of about
81 900.
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Morning Grain Gossip.
FURNISHED by the Topeka Board OF Trade,


Chicago Feb. 4-The Herald says: Near
ly 500 cars are being put in the west for
moving grain and coal. the latter having
to move grain. and there are somewhat
brighter prospects ahead. 'The situation
in the leading grain states, particularly
Illinois and Iowa is far from normal, and
increasing complaints of car scarcity are
heard from nearly all shipping points
Farmers and country grain dealers have
large paper profits in their holdings on
grain All are showing more inclination
to SELL and the size of the movement to
terminal markets is a question of weather
and ears. There are good supplies of oats
in Illinois and Iowa, elevators and mod
crate stocks of corn. How long the prem
iums for cash oats are to hold is largely
a question of supply and demand. 1t is
said that the wheat export has stopped
buying on request Of the food administra-
ton, with suggestion that they move more
of the oats already bought before they pur-
chase more. This was one of the factors
that helped to bring about the reaction
from the top prices.
Chicago, Feb. 4.-Nothing in the news
over Sunday to warrant any decided
change in values. Action of market will
be governed largely by foreign political
events. The fact that 5000 empty cars
were delivered to western lines makes il
reasonable to assume that movement dur
ing the coming week might show the much
promised Increase. This and the fact that
sentiment has switched to the bear side
| makes 1T look as if pressure would be
encountered on all swel1s, at least until
something develops TO bring about re-
vival of buying power.
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KIDNAPS FOR REVENGE
Woman Claims Child Stolen to Put
Guilt on Brothcr-m-Law.

New York, Feb. Airs. Sophie
Berg will have a chance today to fur
Their explain why she took Lillian Ros-
ner, 8, and held her in Brooklyn
rooming house several days while DO
lice secured the state for the child.
Lillian was discovered by a 2O-year-
old girl who heard the child say she
wanted to go home.
Mrs. Berg contends she took Lillian
OF the advice of a friend who said she
could obtain revenge against a broth
er-in-law by accusing him of the kid
mapping.
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lQUITS MADOO BOARD
Hale Holden Resigns From Advisory
B0ard-Carl Gray Named.

Washington, Feb. 4.-Presidene Hale
Holden, of the Burlington. railroad,
has resigned from the advisory com
mittee of railroad men assisting Dr.
rector General MeAdoo to devote his
whole time to the Burlington He has
been succeeded by Carl Gray, formerly
president of the Great Northern.
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Chicago, Feb. 4.-HOGS-Receipts Al 900,
tomorrow $1,000. Market strong, Zoe above
Saturdays average. Bulk of sales, 16.35@
iS9o heavy heavy sieoSmis9c rongh $1,000 $1,000
1920. pigs, $13. 2j6l1550.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000 Market firm.
Native steers, sS.6o@14.25; stockers AMI
feeders. s7.5O@10.65: cows and heifers,
S650a 1900; calves, $950@16.00
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 Market firm.
Wethers, $10.O0@13.5O; lambs. $14.75@1T So.
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steers. sseo@12.25: southern steers. 5000
1890. cows. $6.5e@1Q50; heifers. $1,000
90; steckers and feeders, SI.15M11i5'
bulls. Sc. 75td10.O0. calves. $700@14
to Zoe higher Lambs. s160O@11.35: year
lings, SIs50d 14.5o: wethers. S11 .50d1300;
ewes. SI100@1225; stockers and feeders,
IS. OO61jS5
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New YORK Money Market.

New York Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
co days, 4.72; commercial. 60 day bills on
banks, 4.711a; commercial 60 day bills,
All: demand. AS 5-16; cables, 4.76 7.16.
Guilders, demand. 43E cables, A. Eires,
demand, SIS; cables, Ssh Rubles de-
mand.- Is: cables, 131s. Bar silver, $3.50
Mexican dollars, SOC.
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Chicago. Feb. 4.-BUTTER-Market
steady. Creamery, 43H@49kc.
EGGS-Market lower. Firsts, 6Oc; ordi-
nary firsts, J6tdJec: at mark cases includ-
ed, 54td6Oc: refrigerator firsts, 41Ac.
OTATOES-Market steady. Wisconsin
Michigan and Minnesota sacks, $21Od215
ditto bulk S205M21O.
POULTRY--Alfve, unchanged.
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Kansas City, Feb. 4.-HOGS-Receipts
10000. Market steady to sc higher Bulk
of sales $1605@16.2J. heavy. s16.1U@1G.35
packers and butchers. S16.050I1625; light,
s16.OO@16.10; pigs. $10.50d13.50.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900. Market steady
to strong. Prime fed steers, Sc. 350o13.7 IS +.
dressed beef steers, s1o.25@12.50; western
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To Cure A Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tablets.D IL stops the Cough and Head
ache and works off the Cold. e. W.
GROVES signature on each box. 30c.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-04

lbs. 19c-- springs over 4lbs-- 12e roostern-
BE: staggy young oosfers- l6c otot'ers>
2 lbs. and under. &c
Eggs are retailing in Topeka 5ses
BUTTER-45M52c.
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Kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City, Feb. 4CORN-Cash :
Market Sc to- SC lower. No. 2 mixed, S1.6SM
LIS; No. g. $1.60M1 SO; No. white, 81 S5@
No. 3. Sill.
OATS-Market unchanged. No. white,
S9c; No. mixed, S51l0S6c.
RYE-S2. G562.10
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE-s32 gas 80.
H.AYaMarket 81. strong to soc higher.
$25 50cda6.O0; choice alfalfa, S33.O0@33. So
SHORTS-$2 10d2.3O
BRAN-$2O0d2.05
WHEAT-Receipts 80 cars.
BUTTER-Creamery, 4615c; firsts, 441Ac
seconds, 43c; packing, Sc.
EGGS-Firsts. soc; seconds. 40c. -
POSLTRY-Hens, 25c; roosters, zoe
broilers. 23M24c.
CoRN-Close: May, s125%@1. 25H.
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New York, Feb. 4.-BUTTER-Market
firm. Creamery higher than extras, SEQ
5215c.
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras, 651s @66c.
CHEESE-Market steady State whole
milk, flats held. specials, 26@26nc.
POULTRY-Alive, irregular; dressed,
firm.
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FINE WEATHER NOW

CONTINUED from page onetp
Shippers should protect thirty six
hour shipments north and east against
a temperature of Is above: west
against 25- degrees. and south against
30 degrees.
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DAILY MEArHEK TABLE.

Furnished by the weather bureau office.
Topeka Kan. for the "a hours ending at
a. m. Monday.
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Wall ST.. New York, Feb 4.-STOCKS-
No New York stock market today on ac-
count beatless Monday.
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TOPEKA MARKET REPORT.

Retail Hay.
FURNISHED by w. 4. Gilchr1st. GIG Quincy
Street,
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 4.
PRAIRIE HAY $4,000.
ALFALFA-S25.a0.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, Feb. 4CORN-Corn tended up
ward in price today as result of the
more warlike news from Europe, and of
severe low temperatures. Besides receipts
showed but little enlargement, and offer
iEgs were light. Forecast of warmer wealth
er, however. counted against any radical
advance. Opening prices. which ranged
from unchanged figures to sake higher
with March $1.27 and May $1-25 to $1.25A,
were followed by slight reaction and then
moderate rally
subsequently, stowness of eastern ship
ping demand formed a handicap on the
bulls, and so, too, did reports of better
condition for hauling in Missouri and Iowa
The close was easy at the same as Satur-
days finish to a shade lower with March
S1-21 and May 81. 24A
OATS-Oats developed strength owing
to the absence of aggressive selling. Bears
were handicapped by the same reasons as
in corn. After opening 1se to &c higher
with May 1890 to SOC, the market scored
some further gains
PRoVISIONs.Higher quotations on
hogs made provisions average higher. En-
er9etic support. tho, was lacking
Announcement Of a big increase of west
ern stocks of meats and lard during Janu-
airy led afterward to a bearish reaction.
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Kansas City, Feb. 4.


Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Chicago. Feb. 4.-CoRN-CIose: March.
$1.27; May, $1.24;s.
oATs. February. s3Ac; March, s26@
S23sc; May, 7915@793sc.
PORKz-Jan., $47.10
LARD-May, $25.S5.
SHORT RIBS-May, $24.SO.
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Kansas City live Stock Market.
1.-THE following SAFES were made this morn
ing at the Stock Yards, Kansas City. and
rect to the State Journal by Clay Robin
son & Co.. live stock commission mer-
chants-) !,
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Topeka Grain Market
Furnished by J. B. Billiard, corner Kansas
Ave. and Curtis StD
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 4.
YELLOW CORN-$1.4O.
WHITE CORN-$15o.
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Kansas City. Feb. Receipts
1000 head. Market steady.
HOGS-Receipts 10000 head. Market Toe
$1G.40. Fs
SHEEP-Reeeipts 5000 head. Market
steady Lambs, SIZE
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Chicago Grain md Provision Market.
(The range of pres IN grain futures on
Chicago Board of Trade 1s reported by
Thos. J. Myers. sol y. L. BlJg)
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kansas City Grain Mark,

kansas City Grain Market
(I5c range of prices on grain futures On
Kansas City board of Trade as reported
by Thos- J. Myers, 30 N. Z. B1dg)
Kansas City, Feb. f..
Closed
Open High Low Today Sat
May ..12s% 1855 124N 1855 1854
OATS
May ;. 81 s1ss SOY SOS s0ss
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Poultry and Eggs.
FURNISHED by the ropeKa Packing Com
pany. corner Laurent and Madison.I
7 Topeka, Kan, Feb. 4.
HENS-31A lbs. ana over, &c; under s!a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
SEKLOMS BUS SKOLINA-
MA NEDAUGTAU, KAIP
$500.

Washington, rugp. g.
Prezidentas Wilsonas paskyrj
$5,000,0O0 fonda s6klQ pasllo,
Ions. Vakar lido If zemdir-
byst6s departmental paskeI-
be taisykles, sulig kuriQ SEX
Ions paskola bus tvarkoma:
Bus skolinama tik farme-
riams, kurie negali pinigQ is
kitur gauti.
Valdzia skolins tik s. ant
vieno akerio. Neivienas mega
les pasiskolinti daugiau, kaip
5000. Pietin6se dalyse S. V.
farmeriai lures atmok6ti pas
kolintus pinigus spalio l d.,
1919 su 6 nuoS. Siaur6se daily
Sc, spalio l, 1919.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
KARES SEKRETORIUS
GIRIA ANGLEKAsIUs.

Washington, rugp. 3.-Ka-
res sekretorius Baker vaka1
papras6, kad kuro admins
tratorius Garfield nusiQstQ
$50 anglekasiQ jo Sirdingiau-
sius link6jimus. Mat, $50 ang-
IekasiQ is Mercer pavieto,
Pennsylvania, iSgirde, kad
tauta reikalauja angliQ, SUI
gryzo kasyklosna. Jie buvo tq
darbq apleide del seno am
ziaus. Sekretorius Baker sake,
kad tai tokiomis j6gomis mes
galdsime Sia kare iSlaim6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
tai KININkAMS TEk0 N. S0ISS0NS
ISAKYTA SUAREsTUOTI
" GORKI.

Londonas, rugp. 3.-Tele-
grama is Copenhagen'o prane-
Sa, kad bolSevil1Q tyrin6jimo
komisija isaliusi suarestuoti
Maksimq Cork, zinomq soci-
jalista raSytoja ir revoliuci-
jonieriQ. Daily Express'o ko-
respondents Petrograde raso,
kad Gorkio laikraStis visai
panaikintas.
Kaipo nuraminimo vaistq
del ikurimo monarchijos, Vo-
kietija suomiams siulija savo
tarnysta, kad igyti nuo Ru-
sijos pavedima rytin6s Kare-
ijos su principu apsisprendi-
mo. Ir landtagas, kuris pa
Sauktas susirinkti rugpjucio
5 d., turi tuoj nuspresti, pra-
mesa telegrama is Stockhol-
mo. Vokietija deda visas pa
iegas, kad pritraukti visus
astuoniolika landtago nariu,
kurie prieSingi monarchijos
plenui, il tokiu budu nukreip-
ii, kad nebutQ dvi trecios da-
lys balsQ prizes monarchijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
sTUMIA VOKIEc1US PRIZE
VESLE.
Palma 33,400 belaisvip j 16
dienu.

Paryzius, rugp. g. Ant
music vietos Siaur6je nuo
Marine prancuzai Wis stumia
vokiecius atgal prie Vesle,
praneSa oficijalis raportas is
kar3S OfisO.
PraneSimas Siaipskamba:
Il Siaure nuo Ourcq musu
kareiviai su anglQ iSvar6 vo-
kieGius is pozicijQ, kuriQ jie
smarkiai laikesi apylink6je
PIessier HuIen ir Ourcq up6s.
"AugStuma ] Siaure nuo
Grand Rozoy paimta. MusQ
kareiviai per6jo per miesteli
Beugneux If pasiek6 Cramoi-
selle ir Cramaille: Laim6ta a.
pie 3 kilometrai. Paimta 600
belaisviQ.
"Toliaus ] pietus uz6m6me
Cierges If Meuniere miSkq.
Il Siaure nuo Dormans-
Rheims kelio, po smarkiam
muSiui pa6m6me miesteli Ro-
su 100 belaisviQ.
"Marne fronte nuo liepos
Is ligi liepos 81 Tiso belaisviQ
paimtst 33,4OG. OficierQ tarp
jQ yra 674''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03

kyti dabartine linijq, neziu-
rint i tai, kaip brangiai tas
jam atsieis, If prize Vesle atsi-
traukti tik po dideliu talkinin-
kQ spaudimu. Raportai is mu-
Sio vietQ praneSa, kad vokie-
ciai smarkiai muSasi ligi gallo
ir retail atsitraukia.
Neziurint ! vokieciQ smarkQ
spirimqsi ir jQ matoma uzma-
nymQ, kad muStis, negu pasi-
duoti, talkininkai gerai pro
gresuoja centre kiSeniaus.
Gen. Foch'o taktika,matomai,
yra, kad suzeisti priesininkQ
izeidziamas vietas ir tokiu
budu palengvinti keliQ laim6-
jimui kitQ daliQ,
Kitose vakarinio frontO vie
tose ivyko tik artilerijQ vel
kimai. Vokieciai visa savo att
dQ deda ! Marine fronta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03

Rymas, rugp, g. Italijos
karalius Victor Emmanuel va
kar perziurinejo Americas ka
reivius, kurie yra siauriniame
Italijos fronte.
Karalius pasveikino ameri-
konq vada su puikia isvaizda,
kuria amerikonai marsuodami
padare. Taip-gi sake, jie turi
puikias militarines ypatybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
KATAL|KAI STOW PR|ES
PRUSV ABS0L|UTlzMA
UoHai parealja SALES
vyriausyb9

klausima sureguliavo. Moky-
tojai musQ mokyklose gall
daug pagelbeti Siam svarbiam
darbui, iskiepydami jo svarbu-
ma vaiku mintysna If parody
dami, kad kiekvieno piliecio
Sventa priederme yra pagerin-
ii maisto gaminima ir taupy-
ma. Mokytojai pazada. sutikti
su S. Valstijq maisto admins
tracijos paredymais ir kick
galedami pagelbes pakelti 81
labai reikalinga darba.
Nupeikia Prusijos absoliutiz-
ma.
6. Greiztai priestaraujame
teorijoms If principams Pru-
sijos absoliutizmo, kuris per
apSvietos sistema, valdoma O.
ficIjalas biurokratijos, stem
giasi zmoniQ protus If kunus
sulieti su valstijos autokratis-
kais tikslais. Tokia sistema
yra isteigta pagal pagonll
valstijos' nuomones, kurioms
krikScioniQ idealai turf griez-
tai prieStarauti.
7. Mes priestaraujame idea
lams industrijales pasekmes,
kaipo valdomosios intekmes
apsvietoje. Naujagadyniskas
pasekm6 industrijaliame
gyvenime perdasnal yra
darbininka iSvarjus il kantry-
bes rubeziq. Be to reikalavi-
mas veikianeiQju isdirbiniuo-
Sc jegQ turejo nesveika intek-
me Sios gadynes apsvietoje.
Ekonominis iSdirbejas ziuri j
kudiki tiktai kaipo i busima
ekonomine dali industrijalaj
sistemoj. Apsvieta, paremta
ant Sito principe, uzstoja ke-
lia tinkanciam issipletojimui
vaiko supratimo. il veda prie
panaikinimo inicijatyvos ir
uzsiemimo ir sumazina min
tins spekas ir intalpa.
s. Mes palaikome artimesni
sadarbavima tarp katalikiskq
parapijiniu mokyklp ir augs-
tesniQjq mokyklq, augstes-
niujQ mokyklq ir kolegijQ, II
kolegijq, universitetq ir SEM.
narijq.
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S. v. LAIVAS NUSKENDO;
5 zUVO.

New York, rugp. 3.-Ame-
rikos laivas Poseidon, 1,911
tonQ intalpos, susimuSes su
kitu laivu, nuskendo Atlanti-
ke. Penki jurininkai is 80 zu-
vo. Kapitonas j. Durie mir3
tuoj po isgelb6iimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-03
VOKIECIQ DESINYSIS
SPARNAS SUTRUSKINTAS
TaIkininkai pa0m0 II VILE
TardGnOiS
v0kioGi3i 00gdamj drgIOa
mieStuS

PARYzIUS, rugp. 3Vakar taininkQ armijos paeme nuo
vokiecu niesta Scissors svarba voiecp stovya vakar
fronte
s scissors paeminu sutruSinkta vsas denyss voke6Q
sparna8 tarpe Aisne ir Ourcq.
Takinnams teko miestas VilleenTardenois petvaka
ruOse nuo Rheims.
Abieju miestu paa1ninlQ paskelb6 kares ofisas.
Is muSu lauko praneSama kad vokeGiai didziausioj bet
varkei bAga ant upes VPsle ir Aisne
Taknnk armOs visu scissors Rheims frontu puskuoJa
pirTnyn Per6jo upe Crise
Dabar voe6iai scissors atsiEaee net W nyl Tai
kinnai nos gins | upes Aisne Suprantama tenai vokie
ciai sustos Bet vargiai a>silaikys.
Soso ip6dio ara s5andie ties Narne nugaeta tap, kap
1914 metals gen. Won KIcko armija.
Kaizer ar6a bane Is Berne gaua zniu, kad is valaN
ronto karvedyes prahnta gen Ludendorff 10 veoje
sauktas fiedmarSalas Mackensen
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San Francisco, rugp. 3.

San FRANCISCO, rugp. 5. -
Penkioliktame savo metinia-
me susirinkime Suv. ValstijQ
Katalikq ApSvietos Susivieni-
jimas savo rezoliucijose PREF.
Wilsonui paSvencia visas savo
j6gas If turta vedimui kares
prizes ''Prusijos absoliutizma'
Rezoliucijas pagamino ko-
misija, susidedanti is keturiQ
zymiausiu apSvietos platinto-
iu Suv. Valstijose. Rezoliuci-
jos tokios:
1. Kaip pirmiaus, taip ir da-
bar Kataliku ApSvietos Sus-
mas Suv. Valstijose, ispazista
savo iStikimuma dvasiSkiems
virSininkams, labjausiai Sv.
Tevui, Benediktui XIV, ku-
riam jis taria Sirdingiapsia
aGiq uz 10 iSreikStq zingeidu=
ma musu darbe ir 10 specijali
musQ darbui palaiminima.
2. Susivienijmas visa sirdi-
mi remia augSciausia galva
musQ t6vyn6s, PREF. Wilsona,
Shame baisiame jegQ ismegi-
nimo lake. Prizada savo ne
nukrypstanti iStikimuma If
atsidavima jam vedime kares
del atsiekimo augStq il mora
liQ jo iSreikstQ ideally.
8. Nusizeminimo ir pad6kos
dvasia d6kojame Dievui uz
garbingq patrijotizma, kuri
parod6 uzbaigusieji katalikis-
kas kolegijas, susirinkdami po
v6liavos didziame skaitliuje.
4. Svarbiausia KatalikQ ap-
svietimo tiksla sudaro ismoki.
nimas klausyti Dievo ir teisin-
gu virSininkQ. Kadan-gi Ame-
rika reikalauja lojalio remimo
ir visQ valstieGiu paklusnumo,
mes negalime svarbesniu budu
patarnauti musQ t6vynei siuo-
Sc laikuose, kaip toliaus testi
darba musu katalikiskose mo-
kyklose ir kolegijose.
5. IsreiSkiame sirdinga savo
d9kinguma maisto administra-
toriui, p-nui Herbert Hoo
ver'ui, uz apsukruma ir iSma-
ninguma, kuriuomi didumas
ir svarbumas maisto klausi-
mo kareje apeme, ir uz pilnu-
ma If intekme, su kuria to
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NAUJAS POLO PARAPIJO
KLEBONAS.

Polo, ILL.,, rugp. g. 3.-Vysku-
pas Muldoon paskyre Rev.
William A. O'Rourke, buvusi
sv. Jokubo parapijos klebona,
Belvidere, ILL.,, klebonu Polo
katalikq baznyeios. Jisai uz-
ina vieta kun. Sheehan.
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JAPONU IR KINU STU
DENTAL DIRBS PER ATOS
TOGAS.

Washington, rugp. 3.-Dar-
DO departamentas pranesa,
kad japonQ ir kinQ studen-
tams S. Valstijose bus leista
dirbti bile koki ranl1q darba
dirbtuv6se.
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SuvirS $4,000 belaisviu.

Prancuzai, anglai ir amerl-
konai patma apie 700 belais-
viu. Tas padaro visO suvirSum
$4,000 belaisviQ paimtQ ant
rame Marine mu$yje. Tarp lie
pos IS il liepos 80 d. talkinin-
kai pa6m6 33,4O0 vokieGiQ. Pa
imta taip-gi daugyb6 armotQ,
kulkasvaidziQ il kar6s me-
dziagos visokios rQSies.
SpauzdamieSi prie$akin tarp
Ourcq ir PleSsier Hulen vaka-
ruoSe nuo Dere, anglQ II pran-
cuzu kareiviai paemt Gre
moiselle ir Cramaille If svar-
bias augstumas. Dabar artina-
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Londonas, rugp. 3.-Talki-
ninkai laimtjo daug SvarbiQ
vietu abieioSe Fere-en-Tarde-
noiS puSt<e. Tai padard, pra-
muSdami Sau keIiq per Stip-
riaS vokieGiQ apsiginimo eileS.
AbiejoSe fronto daIySe teSia>i
SmarkQs muSiai. Bet vokie&iai
Wis <tumiami atgal.
Gen. Foch ware du kyliu i
vokieGiQ pozicijas. TQia pro-
ga observation-disclosures, jisai daro
smarkiaS atakas. SiQ paSek-
mes parodo, kad pozicijos a
merilonamS labai Svarbios. !
vakarus nuo Fere kylis pra-
pIatintaS. RytuoSe il pietry-
tuose vokieGiai kylyje tarp
Sergy ir Romigny kuone ats
kirti kit nuo kitQ.
Smarkiausi mu$iai ivyko tai
kininkams zengiant pirmyn.
VokieGiai pavartojo visas
gamtos Quotas progas, kad a
merikOnuS Sulaikyti.