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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
@. o. P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPA,
CANDA INVADES EUROPE AND SPREADS
DISCORD AMONG ALLIES IN QUEST
OF THEIR AID.
JANUARY %, 1913.
OF THEIR AID.

WONDERFUL tins, In subsJanuation of its advOcacy
of a super-war cabinet, the senate military inquiry
committee made public the and confidential
testimony of CONGRESSMAN Medin Mccormick given
that body. the "apprehensions of allied opn-
ION" developed in Europe during the fall Mccormick
as stated in this column Sunday, visited Europe dur
ing the congressional recess las. autumn, and his
secret and confidential" testimony before the com
mittee is said TO have been observations"
But why secret and CONFIDENTIAL" Is it labeled
such because as Charles Dickens makes Lord Chester
TO say in Barnaby Rudge. Ito clohe in secrecy, hide
behind a veil MYSTERY, adds strength of appeal TO
the minds of The weak unsophsticated. the super
stitious: the method of the false priest the false
prophets the takr, the humbug, the charlatan, the
designing devils from the earliest ages?" There
wasn't anything very about it, confidential
at the time that Congressman Mccormick addressed
conference of the Indiana state council of de-
Tense last December indianapolis,
The congressman told the war conferees" quite
open above board. pretty much all that he re-
secretly the probers.
Maybe the Chicago statesman has read Barnaby
I;udse since that time swallowed the bait Get
it, See the Rooseyetan- Chicago Trbune-republican
egosm all through it,:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
The Stars inssine, but 40 ~ compel
HOROSCOPE
Mondny. Jnnuarn es. 1915.

Monday, january 20, 1919.
Again the stars are unfavorable,
Uranus, Venus and Mars being all
in malefc aspect
This is read as one of the turning
points, after which stern realities will
be faced in connection with the war,
the aspects that gave hope of peace
having passed.
ON this day the trend is more to-
ward a bad state of mind than to-
ward any actual national condition.
and caution is given against harbor-
ing respondent thoughts.
During this rule women are likely
TO suffer most, as disappointment and
apprehension are foreshadowed.
There is a sign indicating transition,
change. encouragement and then an
access Of courage and attainment of
heroism.
There is a forbidding direction for
theaters and amusements.
Motion pictures come under a sway
that is read 10 presage retrenchment
in cost OF production, and women
will lose much In salaries. the seers
declare, but films that record his
tory Will gain in popularity.
The stars seem 10 prognOsticate
many innovations in which the gov
eminent will lead and one of these
viii develop a foremost woman
leader.
Although the stars seem TO promise
peace for a long time, there are ap-
parently overtures toward a settle
ment Of the war early in IT, spring
All the signs appear 10 tOreshad-
ow storms OF the most extraordinary
violence.
Congress has a prognosticatiOn Of
sensational incidents that will solid
ify public sentiment and encourage
unity of thought.
Exposures of mistakes IN war mat
tiers viii be munyon's in the next
few weeks. II is prophesied, but TO
coGnterbalance these viii be shown
supreme attainments in inventive ge-
Mus and great growth in efficiency.
Persons whose birthdate II is may
have changes that are not success
full for rather an anxious year is
fOretoId
Copyright, 1919
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
PREDICTS SEPARATE
PEACE WITH R0UMANiA

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 28.-Predic-
tons of separate peace between
Germany and ROumania in the near
future was made by Foreign Min
lister Won Kueh mann at the close
of his long speech before the reich
stag main committee Friday. in
" hich ne recounted the progress OF
the negotiations at Brest-Litovsk.
He emphasized also the cordiality of
the relations between Germany and
Austria
Austria has stood by us IN com
plete loyalty and will continue 20
do so" ne said. u viii never uu-
dertake any proposal interfering
with such close and unshakeable
friendship"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

81 would rather mention any names
but the most important American officers said
If Sharpe and Crozier do go
not Know what may happen. When Gen
Biddlc recently appointed assistant chief
of stan) American officers were all broken
up about it,
Fine job. Sent to Europe TO plant auti-adminstra-
ton propaganda among tn allied powers. Congress-
man McCormicS reports that ne made good. IS
what amounts Who into the head OF Lloyd
George that Maj Gen. Leonard a. Wood was the
enc plus ultra" American military ability?
Congressman Mccormick, quite certainly; the ennis
Of the "copperhead" Chicago Tribune. and poiti-
cal spit of T. Roosevelt OF Oyster Bay
Who put into the head the officials England
ana France that there might "be lack of coordna-
ton i'm Washington" to wonder if had all big
men we misht bring together in our government"
Quite certainly, Congressman Mediu Mccormick of
Chicago. and what he wasn't able TO put into their
heoss. the Chicago Tribune forthwith established a
- edition supplement and to drive his words
farther in.
OF course we lacked coordination in Washington -
as Congressman 0IcCormick was bound to present it,
and assuredly the "big could not be there with
Roosevelt. without republicans the helm and
the big majority.
No wonder that from hurrahing FOR America, the
wonder-worker Of the world where was a change
apprehension by the the congressman got back
Italy. lie planted seed the Paris edition
of the Chicago Tribune hammered il home. mean
while. the type OF "copperheadisrn" it is dis
semnatiug here America.
have much 10 say about German propaganda
here in America: at one time about the disoyalty OF
the Germs American press and the seeds planted by
German emissagies. but when American congress
man visits Europe and sets out TO stir up dstrust
among our allies against and American news
paper moves over there TO push il along-why then
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

on5y Assoeats Press MorainE NSrthern Indians
ad Only Paper Employing abe international News serves
south Bend-ISo Leased Wires Day and Night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

allied opinion developed some apprehen-
sion over American aid and officials of both
the British and French governments in
October cabled TO Col. House, urging him 10
come over for the purpose of securing bet
ter coordination
Premier Lloyd George wanted Mai. Gen
Leonard Wood Americas chief military
representative and officers OF the American eX-
petition in France urged supplantiag Gen.
Crozer. chief OF ordnance, and Quartermaster
Gen sharpe
Between the time when 7 first went To
England and when I returned from Italy,
there was "A perceptible change. When 1 first
landed there they hurrahed for America the
wonder worker Of the world. but when 1 got
back there was some apprehension. They
would say. we wonder IL there is lack Of
ordination i'm Washington? We wonder il YOU
have all the big snen YOU might bring to-
eether i'm your government they we're very
polite. but YOU sensed difference in their
attitude.
Lloyd George was very anxious 20 know
what had happened TO Leonard Wood, where
ne had been buried and why he was not in
Washington or Paris. lie wanted him on the
allied council aS our representative. He
was very insistent ON that point"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

(RepOrt Of LieutSCol. Ser
ret, military attache TO the
French embassy at Berlin, to
NJ. Etienne, minister OF war.
Berlin. March Is, 1913. The
French Yellow book
During the year following the
last Moroccan crisis, the feeling has
taken hold of practically the whole
of the German nation that a great
European war is the only means by
which We could hope to obtain free
scope for the pursuit of our world
policy, Gen. Friedrich Won Bern
hardis book, Germany and the Next
War, has played a prominent part
in voicing and. at the same time in
turthering that feeling. The liter
airy qualities of this book as well
as the high authority of its author
have attracted the attention of wide
circles far beyond the German from
tiers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

Home Phone IIsl. " Sell sIOo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

The administration. confident Will
handle the potato problem the same vigorous way
has handled other Michigan problems That is.
stand the front porch and yell for hep.-Grand
tsaUids Press
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

NEWS-ItMES PRINTING CO., Publishers
g. r. SUMMERS. President J. "a STEPHENSON. Manager
JOHN HENRY zUvER EDITOR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

The treaty of the Attn Novem-
Der, 1911 (settling the Moroccan
question:, has proved a complete
disillusion.
The feeling is the same in all
parties. All Germans, even the So
cialists, bear us a grudge fer hav-
ing taken away their share in Mo-
rocco.
1T seemed, a year or so ago, as
if the Germans had set out to con-
quer the world. They considered
themselves so strong that no one
would dare 10 oppose them. Limit
less possibilities were opening out
for German manufacturers, German
trade, German expansion.
Needless to say, these ideas and
ambitions have not disappeared
today. Germany still requires out
let's for commercial and colonial eN-
pansion. They consider that they
are entitled to them. because their
population is increasing every day.
because the future belongs to them.
They consider US, with our 10000
600 inhabitants, as a second rate
power.
In the crises of 1911, however,
this SecOnd-rate power successfully
withstood them. and the emperor
and the government gave way. Pub
lie opinion has forgiven neither
them nor us. People are determined
that such a thing shall never hap
pen again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28

(Deutsche Weltpolitik and
krein Kreig, 1913, p. 1. In va
rious issues of the Alldeutsche
Batter this anonymous work is
attributed 10 someone standing
close TO Bethmann- Hollweg Its
pacific spirit makes its testi-
mOny all the more significantly
The imperial chancellor has laid
special stress on the great political
significance which he attributes TO
the fact that we have. as he says.
succeeded for the first time in es-
tablishing. by means Of an agree
ment. friendly relations of mutual
advantage between France and our
selves and in arriving at d settle
ment which. in his words. may be
expected 10 satisfy both parties He
looks upon this as a step toward a
permanent reconciliation between
these two great nations.
Well. gentlemen. for one can
not altogether share that opinion
can we'll understand that France
feels quite satisfied under the ctr
cumstances. But / do not indulge
in any Illusions. as II this could
induce them 20 bury the hopes
which are still alive in France to-
day. Ou- peace Is safeguarded not
hv such sccOmm odauOns nor bv
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
AUSTRIA PATVIRTINO
sANTAIKoS SALYGAs,

Paryzius, lapkr. +. - Gau-
ia zinia, kad Austrijos laikina
tautin6 taryba pri6mt If pat
yirtino talkinikQ pastatytas
laikinoS SantaikoS sQlygas.
Austrija veikiai lures pasi-
duoti.
Austria kol-kas Waldo tau
tine taryba, j kurios komite-
tus ineina il kareiviai. Tau
tine taryba paskelb6 atsiliepi-
ma j kareivius if darbininkus.
Darbininkus ragina stoti prize
savo darby, 81 kareivius - Ell
ii ! kazarmes.
Austrijos imperatorius iSbe-
go Ungarijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
BoIsevikai Plenuoja Sker-
dynes Lietuvoje.

apleis Lietuva, tuomet jiems
ten pasiliks atviras laukas.
Tuomet jiems bus progos is
skersti sau nepatinkamus
zmones ir sali visai apiplesti.
Latviu socijalistQ bolsevi-
ku organas CHINA, leidzia-
mas Maskvoje, kaipo Lenino
irankis, net neslepia savo pa
siketinimu, jogei bolsevikai
nedarysia skirtumo tarpe lat
viu ir lietuviu demokratu ir
burzuju. Bet jie zudysia vi
sus, katrie tik neremsia boil
seviku arba busia jiens prize
singi.
Be kitko, tas pat latviu boil
seviku laikrastis pazymi, kad
Leninas, Trockis ir kiti seb-
raj jau esq pagamine plenus
savo bolsevihska terorizma
perkelti Amerikon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04

TaIkininkdi paom0 nGIaiSv6n
100000 austrQ
BULGARIA. - RESPU-
BLIKA.

Londonas, Iapkr. 4. - Visai
trumpai soSte iSbuvo naujas
BulgarijoS karaliuS Borisas.
Is BerIyno per CopenhagenQ
praneSa, kad Borisas abdika-
vO.
Jam abdikavus Salyje pas
kelbta respublika, kurios prize
Saky.i stow Stambulin, sodie-
Giu vadaS. KituOmet sltas
vyras uz agrarinius SodieciQ
sukiIimus buvo uzdarytas ka-
lehman. PaIiuosavo j kara
Illus FerdinandaS prizes patBul-
CARLOS pasidavimQ talkinln-
kams.
Bulgarijos sodieGiQ (vaIs-
tieGiQ) respubIika turi 10000
kariuomen6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
REVOLIUCIJONIERIAI
KONTROLIUOJA
AUSTRIA.
Berlynas SUI Vienna pertrauke
rysius.

Londonas, laPkr. 2. - Aus
trijos tautine vyriausybe, kaip
praneSama is Viennos per
Amsterdama, nusprende pa
naikinti monarchine konstitu-
cija.
Austrijos sostine pilnai ir
tvarkingai kontroliuoja revo-
liucijonieriai.
Diplomatiniai santikiai Vie
mos SUI Berlynu pertraukta.
Vokieciu ambasadorius Wen
noje, princas Hohenlohe, su
savo stabu iSkeliavo Berly-
nan.
Vien.h55a a@uzginama, kad is
ten butu pabeges imperato-
RUS Karolis. Bet kitos depe-
SOS sake, kad taip. Impera-
torius iSkeliaudamas savo val
dininkams dawes isakymus
nesipriesinti revoliucijonie-
riams. Be to, paskelbta pa
r6dymas, kad naujos revoliu-
cijonieriu valdzios klausytp
ir armijos oficieriai:
Viennoje ruoSiamos gwen
toju demonstracijos. Nuolat
Saukiama, kad Austria turi
but respublika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
sIANDTE AR RYTOJ BUS
PAsKELBTOS sALYGOs.
WASHINGTON, lapkr. 4

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 4
Vyriausioji talkininkp kares
taryba Versaillese siandie ar
rytoj pabaigs savo posadzius
II tuojaus paskelbs Vokietijai
laikinos santaikos s&lygas.
Pareina zinip, kad svar-
biausieji salygQ posmai jau
pagaminti. Tx dar aptaria-
mos visos reikalingos smulk-
menos.
Kol-kas yra zinoma tick,
kad talkininkai pareikalaus
visisko Vokietfios nusiginkla-
vino. Bus pirmiausia parei-
kalauta, kad Vokistija yisas
savo ar1nijas atsaukt7l tolokai
" apes Rhine ir kad tos pa
sitraukianGios armijos neimtp
81 savim nei ginklQ, mel anu
ricijos. sita 3uri palikti tai
kininkams.
Kuomet ar1niiu atSaukimas
taip bus atliktas, prasidas jQ
visuotinas isginklavimas. Pas
kui talkininkai palms armo-
tas, kares laivyna, visas laivy-
no bazes. upes Rhine klonius,
sala Helgoland, nardanclas
laives ir kaikucias svarbesnes
sauszemio tvirtOyes.
Tas reiks, kad Vokietija tu
ri pasiduoti be jokiu salygQ.
Bet yra klausimas, ar Vo-
kietija sutlks talp paslduou'
kaip taIkininkai reikalaus?
Pareina ziniu, kad, turbut,
sutiks. Mes Vokietija is ME
kur nemato sau pagelbos If
nera tau vilties ilgesnio pa
silaikymo prizes talkininkus.
Kuo veikiau pasiduos, tue jai
paGiai bus daug geriau. Mes
ar dabar, ar paskui visvien
lures pasiduoti. Tad kan cia
bereikalingas vargas If krau-
10 praliejimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
STOCKHOLMAS, lapkr.

STOCKHOLMAS, lspkr. 2.
- Bolseviku galva Leninas
su savo "adjutantais" deda
visas pastangas, kad kuovei-
klaus sukelti bolsevikiska re-
voliucija Lietuvoje. Tu visu
prizes Lietuva veikimu W.
riausias stabas randasi Krem-
line, Maskvoje. stabo galva
yra kazkoks Rosin (gal tai
Kapsukas? Red.). sitas val
do Visa burr savo agentu. Tie
agentai (snipai) nuolat ke-
liauja Lietuvon ir is ten par
veza reikali. ~ Rosinui ziniu
Svarbiausioji socijalistq
bolseviku programmes dalis =
iszudyti visus Lietuvoje "bur-
'zujus" ir apsviestesnius EMO
mes. Jie turi karsta vilti, kad
kuomet vokieciu kariuomene
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
NAUJA RESPUBLIKA
BOHEMIJOJE.

Amsterdam, lapkr. 3.-Bo-
hemijoje (Cekijoje) yra nedi-
delis apskritis, kur gyvena
kuone vieni austrai vokieciai.
Kuomet Bohemia pasiskelbe
nepriklausoma Sails, Bohemi-
jos vokieciai tad sau isteig6
mazq respublika Bohemijoj.
Isisteigt jie selma If pasirinko
reikalingus valdininkus. Pa
sirinko sostine miesteli Reic-
henberg, uz IS myliQ nuo Bo-
hemijos sostin6s Pragos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
.GATAVT ARDIKAVTM0
RASTAI.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. 2.
- Pasak pranesimo is Berly-
no, kaizeris iSkeliaves vyriau-
siojon kares stovyklon.
Neuzilgo paskui j stovy-
klon iskeliaves buves valsty-
bas vice-kanclieris "Delbrueck
su svarbia misija.
Tad Vossische Zeitung pa
zyrni, jog, matyt, DIR. Delb-
rueck nugabenes kaizeriui ab-
dikavimo dokumenta, po ku-
riuo kaizeris turesias pasira-
syti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04

riuose atsitikimuose suk6l6
maiStus net cielos divizijos.
Austrijai talkininkai pada-
We laikinos santaikos salygas.
Bet kol-kas apie pilna Austri-
jos pasidavima nieko negir-
d6ti.
PaGioj Salyj vieSpatauja
baisi betvarke. Visos Austri-
jos tautos ir tauteles atsida-
limo. N6ra ten vieno Waldo
vo ir autoriteto. Visur veikia
revoliucijonieriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
IS VAKARU FRONTo.

Londonas, lapkr. +. - Ang-
lai pa6m6 miestQ Valencien-
nes il varosi pirmyn ant Brus-
Selio ir Maubeuge.
Amerikonai su prancuzais
pagaIiau iSmuS6 yokieGius is
miSko Argonne. Prancuzai
per6jo upe Aisne ir varosi pir-
myn.
, Visu frontu vokieeiai Pile
kiami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
KAIZERIS TURF ETH
SALIN.
AMSTERDAM, lapkr. 2.

AMSTERDAM, lapkr. 2. -
Vokietijos kares kabinetas
praeita antradieni savo pose
dyje nusprende, kad jei pre-
zidento Wilsono taikos princi-
pal turi but pildomi, tai kai-
zeris, kaipo autokratinis val
dovas turi pasitraukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04

pu laiku taIkininkQ karGs lai-
vynas per Dardanelius ineis ]
Juodasias jures. Pirmiausla
talkininkai ten iveiks vokle-
cius, kurie veiEia su rusQ lai-
vais. Paskui uzims Odessa, is
sodins kariuomene IL IS tenai
pasileis ant Kijevo.
Talkininkams briaujanties
ant Kijevo, tuo metu cekal-
slovakai smarkiau pasivarys
i vaIlarus nuo volgos II neims
.daug laiko If vel Rusijoje at
naujinti karas frontq prizes vo-
kieGius.
Cia sp6jama, kaip tik greit
bus susp6ta nuo minQ apvaly-
ii Dardanelius, tuojaus ! Juo-
dQsias jures plauksia talkinin-
ku kar6s LAVAL IL paskui juos
transportai su kariuomene.
Sakoma, prie talkininkuf Tx
rainoje prisidasiq keli korpu-
sal II paciQ rusQ-ukrainu. Tai
gi jei tuomet VOkietija dar
noratu testi kare ilgiau, jal
prisieitQ tan frontan pastaty-
Ii stipriQ armija. Nuo to daug
nukentGtQ vakarinis vokicciQ
frontas.
Bet tai dar ne viskas. Kas
valanda laukiamas Austrijos
pasidavimas. Sitai pasidavus,
yokieCiams atsirastQ Oar vie
mas naujas karas frontas. Mes
talkininkai per Austria uz-
pultQ Vokietija. Klausimas,
kur tuomet Vokietija imtQ ka-
riuomen6s ITEMS naujiems ka-
res frontams.
Tad jei Vokietija atsisaky-
tu priimti laikinos santaikos
salygas, kurias, kaip sakoma,
talkininkai jau pagamine, ta-
da vokieciams butQ dar blo-
giau.
Kai-kurie sp6ja, kad jei Vo-
kietija po Austrijos puolimo
nenor6tQ pasiduoti, tai j
stengtusi savo pusan patrauk-
ii subolSevikiSkejusia Rusijos
dali. Tenai vokieciai gal il
gautQ zmoniQ atsargos ir ka-
res medziagos. Bet nereikia
pamirsti to, kad prizes vokie-
Gius pakiltp visa Ukraina,
pagaliau Siberia. Tas, reiks-
tu tenai gala ne tik vokie-
CLANS, bet If jQ bernams soci-
ialistams bolSevikams.
Turkijai pasidavus, talki-
ninkai dziaugiasi. Bet Rusijo-
ie vokieGiams If bolSevikams
prasideda dantq griezimas.
Mes artinasi jiems teismo die
ma. ......:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
AUSTRAI GENAMI SALIN
ITALTJOS FRONTE.
Nesuspejama suskaityti pal
iInamu nelaisviu.

Londonas, lapkr. +. - Visu
ItoIijos frontu talkininkai be-
gailestingai pliekia auStlQ su-
irusias il btganCiaS namo al
mijas. Kaikuriose vietose tai
kininkai jau iSnaujo isibriova
Austrijos teritOrijOn.
ApsEaitoma, kad ligSiol pa
imta nelaisven suvirS 100000
austrQ il apie du tukstanciu
armotQ.
Daugelis austrQ pulkQ su-
kelia mai$tus ir atsisako prize
$inties talkininkamS. Kaiku-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
BUDAPESTE KRAUJO
PRALIEJIMAs.

Copenhagen, lapkr. 4. = Is
Berlyno praneSama, kad I'm
garijos scstin6s Budapesto
gatv6se seka baisus kraujo
praliejimas. Musasi ungarq
kariuomene su Bosnijos ka-
riuomene.
Susinesimai su Budapestu
pertraukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
TALKININKU LAIVYNAs
DARDANELIUOSE.

Londonas. lapkr. 2. - Tai
kininkQ kares laivynas jau
iplaukt j Dardanelius. Tuo-
jaus imtasi prasalinti minas,
klriomis buvo nuseta Darda-
neliq vandenys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-04
PRANESIMAS ID AU-
GO" PRIETELIAMS!

Nelemtieji p. Uosio per
"Darbininka'' uzsipuldineji-
mai prizes dienrasti "Drauga"
ir visokios insinuacijos
"Draugo" "Valdybai pada-
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kurie Skaitytojai ir musu
Prieteliai siuntineja NUNS
laiskus su paklausimais apie
"Draugo" stow, apie jo pasi-
laikyma ir reikalu vedima.
Kadangi. "Draugas" yra
vienatinis i lietuviskas katali-
kiSkas dienrastis ir tad kick
vienam lietuviui jis bran
gus, todel "Draugo" Valdy-
bos pareiga viesai pranesti
visiems gerb. Skaitytofams ir
Prieteliams, kad Siandie
"Draugo" reikalai kuopui-
kiausiai stow ir labai tvarkin-
gal ir pavyzdingai vedami.
Reikia pasakyti, kad "Drau-
go" stovis dar nekuomet taip
puilziai neklestejo, kaip kad
siandie - pastaraisiais lai-
kais. Trumpai sakant - di-
deja ir skaitlius skaitytoju ir
visas biznis eina Wis didyn ir
geryn.
Pasibaigus legaliems Bend
roves biznio vedimo metams,
visiems gerb. Bendroves seri-
ninkams bus issiuntinetos sa-
skaitos apie visa Bendroves
reikalu vedima ir stow. Tuo-
met kiekvienas kuoaiSkiausiai
gales isitikinti, kick tai p.
! Uosio uzsipuldirejimuose ir
iuodinimuose yra neteisybes
ir blogos valios.
Dienrascio "Draugo" sto-
Wis ir pasilaikymas yra viesas
reikalas. Tad apie ta cia vie
Sal ir pranesama visiems
klausiantiems vietoje rasineti
atskirus kiekvienam laiskus.
Kare ir kitokios aplinkybes
kick sutrukde 'Draugo" Sc
ru pardavinejima. Bet tas
darbas veiliai bus atnaujln=
tas visose kolionGose. Ir jls
bus vedamas visu smarkumu.
Nuns pagelbon tame darbe
stos visi serininkai, visi prize
teliai ir visi skaitytojai.
"Draugo" Valdyba.
er9zas 80
tik su talkininkQ zinia slliria
reikalingus ginklus il amuni-
cija.
q. Turkija prie savo apru-
pinimo ministerijos prisiima
talkininku palydovus, katrie
privalo ziureti talkininku rel
/ kalQ.
%. Talkininkai neapribotam
laikui palaiko turkQ kares ne
laisvius.
%. Turkija pertraukia viso-
kius rysius su centralem vals-
tyb6m.
"a. Kilus neramybems 6-tam
armenu vilajete, talkininkai
uzima ta vilajeta.
25. Kares veikimas ta1pe
talkininkQ ir Turkijos per
traukiamas pusiaudieniu spa
lip 81 d., 1918 m.