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The sun., 1918-09-19
Document No. ~.
Counter Espionage at the Etavka,
January 2S, 1881

To the Commission for Combating
the Counter Revolution: At the re-
quest of the commander in chief. In
answer to your inquiry. inform you,
supplementary to the despatch, that
the funds sent with Major Bayermeis-
ter have been received here. Among
the troops acting on the front against
the counter revolutionaries have been
prepared several battalions for con-
fict with the Poles and Rumanians.
We will pay twelve rubles day,
with an increased food ration. From
the hired sections sent against the
DICTIONARIES have been formed two COM
panles, one from the best shots for
the shooting Of officers Of regiments.
the other OF Lithuanians and Let's for
the theft of food reserves in Vltebsk,
Mfnsk and Mogilev governments. in
the places where the Polish troops are
situated. Various local peasants have
also agreed to attack the regiments
and exterminate them.-Commissar q.
Mosholox.
Norn-These too documents shou
that the policy agoinst these pat,1ott
soldiers scas one Of n,erctless erternttno
t.on, financed BY German money. handct
out BY a German OFFICER. Bayermeiste1
10 named IN Document No. s.
Have photograph Of letter.
The sun., 1918-09-19
Document No. 40.
Counter espionage at the stavka, No
b1/b72, Jan. 10, 1881

oHb1I, Jan. ~, 1915
To the Commission for Combat ting
the Counter Revolution There have
been received two rotes addressed to
r the supreme corNn ander from the
stats Of the AusePian and German
high commands. These notes inform
the Stavka that the organiser of the
volunteer army in the Don region,
Gen. AlexiefY. is in written commune
cation with the officer personnel of
the Polish legions at the front, with
the view Of getting the help of Polish
officers in the counter-revolution
This information has been received
by the Austrian agents from the Pol
ish Bolshevik Comrade Zhuk. who
played large part at Rostov during
the November and December battles
On the other side. the representative
OF the German Government, Count
Lerchenfeldt. reports OF the rapidly
growing movement in Poland in favor
of the bourgeoisie estate owners i'm
perialistic plan to defend with arms
the greatest possible independence Of
Poland, with the broadening OF its
frontiers at the expense Of Lithuanla,
White Russia, and Galicia.
This movement is actively supported
by the popular democratic party in
Warsaw. as well as Petrograd. by
military organizations guided by the
counter-hevolutionary estate owners
and the bourgeoisie Polish clergy.
The situation which has arisen was
discussed on the 10th of January at
the Stavka in the presence of Nal
Won Boehlke, sent the Petrograd
branch OF the German Intelligence
Bureau. and It was there decided:
l. To take the most decisive meas
ures. up to shooting en- masse. against
the Polish troops which have sub
mitted to the counter-revolutionary
and imperialistic propaganda.
2. To arrest Gen. Dovbor- Menitsky.
3. To arrange a surveillance OF the
commanding personnel
4. Send agltators to the Polish le-
gions TO consult regarding the Polish
= revolutionary organizations known to
the committee.
s. On learning of the counter-revo-
lutionary activity Of Polish officers to
Immediately arrest them and send
them to the Stavka TO tho disposal Of
the Counter Espionage.
8. To arrest the emissaries of Gen.
Alexieff, Stan Capt. Shuravsky and
Capt. Rushitsky.
7. To request the Commission for
Combating the Counter Revolution
with agreement with the German in
telligence bureau at Petrograd to ar
range a surveillance and observation
The sun., 1918-09-19
FIREMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Held I'm $1,000 Bstl to Answer
woman,s CharRe.

Frederick schutt, 297 Fourteenth ave-
nue.. Long Island City, a fireman at
tached to Truck IFS, Long Island City.
was arraigned in police court yesterday
charged with stealing a watch and chain
and two gold bracelets from the apart
ment OF Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmahon dur
ing a fire in the house. September 9.
Schutt denied knowledge of the theft
and was held In bail OF $1,000.
Detective Schroy discovered the miss
ing jewelry in the pawnshop of Charles
Gordon & Co, where 1t had been pawned
on September 10.
The sun., 1918-09-19
Document No. 80.

Commission for combating the coun-
ter-revolution and pogroms. Dec. IA.
1917, Petrograd.]
Mai. Won Boehlke, Esteemed Com
rade bring to your notice that our
Finnish comrades. Hakhia, Pukko and
Enrot have advised the commissar
for combating the conference.-the
OF the following facts:
1. Between the English officers and
the Finnish bourgeoisie organizations
The sun., 1918-09-19
GEN. soUKHoML1NoFF SHOT.
Ex-Minister of War Court-msr.
TAILED sept. q, IL Report.

LONDON. Sept. 1s.--Gen soukhom,i.
nom. Minister OF war in the Russian
Imperial Cabinet from 1909 to 1915, vas
court -martialled on September s and
shot on the same day, according to 4
Petrograd despatch printed In Vienna,
Gen. soukhomlinoff on September a.
1917, was sentenced by Petrograd
court to hard labor for life after his
conviction on charges OF high treason,
abuse of confidence and fraud. Nine
Soukhomlinoff. the Generals wife, was
acquitted.
The sun., 1918-09-19

93 Nassau Street.
400 broadway, cor. 9Th st.
S47 broadway, near 14th,
1882 Broad way, cor. 36th st,
1895 broadway (Times Sal
4 9S4 Third Avenue.
t1462 Third Avenue,
f22O2 Third Av., cor. 10th st.
Jfores ~ a RI o
The sun., 1918-09-19
Document No. Al.

No. 461. Jan. 2s. 1881
To the Commission for Combating
the Counter Revolution: The special
commission on the conflict with the
The sun., 1918-09-19

t:!79 Third Az, bet. I@oth b I47t
347 Eighth Avenue.
k!5O West 115th Street. Q
BROOKLYN
431 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl,
t!O6 Broadway, near Thornton
ti5SI broadway. cor. Gates Ave
tAso Fifth Avenue. cor. nth s,
~fh a + carry complete Hnss Of
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

The registration of all males from IS years up is being held today; the local booth is at the court house. Ac- cording to instruction issued by the government every man and boy above IS must register with the exception of those engaged in farming railroad ing, and industries engaged in the manufacture of government material If any kind. Due to the lack of ne cessary advertising, it is believed that thousands will fail to register. No great amount of publicity has been given to the registration and only few circulars announcing the fact have been received here. The board here having registered number be- fore registration day, so as to avoid conjestion, the blanks have all been used up and none are available today
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

Roy Nelson of Camp Beauregard La., who has been on ten days fur tough with relatives and friends in Prescott and Blevins, returned to camp last night.
 The Girls Industrial School and Woman's Reformatory needs yom financial support. If you realize what this institution will mean to the wo- manhood of the state of Arkansas you will be glad to lend your help. A large amount is not asked of anyone.
 When the canvasSers call on you for aid in the campaign to raise $1 ,000 for the Girls Industrial School show your christion spirit with your dol lars. A more worthy and neeyy cause was never begun than the erec- tion of this home for destitute girls and women.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

Bath Sprays, S1.oO and S1.25 at Guthrie's.
 Attorney H. E. Rouse returned to- day from a legal business trip to Camden and Magnolia.
 J. E. Rogers of Magnolia, president of the State Farmers Union, is among the visitors to Prescott today
 Mir. and Mrs. Mill Cantley of Hope, motored to the city and spent last night as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry B. Mckenzie.
 FOR SALE-Thoroughbred, pure strain, early Spring brown and white Leghorn cockerels, soc. J. s. Steph- enson. Prescott. Ark, Route l. If
 Miss Ruth Ogden, who has been spending the past two weeks in the city with friends, returned to heI home at Manning this morning. Miss Ogden who is a trained nurse, will return here in a few days and make this her home.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

J. s. Began received a message this morning from his son, Saxon Regan stating that he would arrive here this afternoon on train number six for few hours visit. Saxon has spent some time in California in the avia. tion corps, but for the last few months has been stationed at San Antonio, Texas. He is serving in the signal corps and is being sent to some point in the East for service.
 A jolly picnic was enjoyed at PrOyi- dence Wednesday by the younger bunch chaperoned by Misses Louise Scott and Eunice White and Mrs. E Reichstadt. The following composed the party: Misses Hazel Cornelius Mamie Maud Stubblefeld, Mildred Cantley. Grace Wick, Bertha Reich stadt, Lorraine Reichstadt, Alien Cornish. Lou Kate Bush. Allien Wl- son, Rachel Gordon, Josephine liar dey, Geneva Holt, Dorothy Jones' Dovie Darlington and Messrs. Chas Grove and Sidney r. Davis.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER WRITES

Overwork and worry cause kidney trouble. When the kidneys are not working properly, poisons accumulate ln the system, resulting in backache, sore muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic pains, constantly tired feeling and other distressing symptoms. George McLain, Turtle Lake, N. D., writes: 'I am locomotive engineer. had a bad pain in my back and my bladder action was very irregular. took Foley Kidney Pills and was relieved n couple of days" Sold every where. 3
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29
LOCAL~N NEWS ITEMS.

c. T. Atkins is on business trip to Hope this afternoon.
 Mrs. John A. Davis has as hel guest Mrs. R. D. Cox of Waldo
 M w. Greeson left this morning on a few days business trip to DeQuee1.
 Fleischmann's Yeast Fresh today at H. A. Hamilton & Cos. t.
 Just received, Shipment of fresh bread. H. A. Hamilton & Co. f
 Attorney H. B. Mckenzie returned this morning from a business trip to Gurdon.
 For womanhood's sake contribute to the erection ofthe Girls Industrial School The need grows greater each day.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

Phone l01 your drug orders.
 When your plumbing needs ovsx- hauling, phone Roy Gilmore, Ne. 827. s-,
 Harris Powell who has been in Dale's Sanitarium in Texarkana the past two weeks, returned home yes terday afternoon.
 D. l.. billiard, woh has been con fined to his home for some time on account of illness, is able to be on the streets today, we are glad to report.
 Mrs. R. P Sprouse and Mrs. R. E. Patton, who have been guests at the home of H. A. Hamilton, will return to hteir home in Edenwald, Tenn. to- morroww
 J. k. Hamilton has returned from a motor trip to Mineral Wells, Paris and other points in Texas. Mrs. Geo Hamilton of Paris, Tex, returned with him and will visit relatives here.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29
ENROLLING IN TRAINING
 SCHOOLS FOR OFFICERS

Little Rock, Aug. 29.-Many of the managers of Little Rock jobblng aid manufacturing institutions are pre- pairing for the new draft law by er. rolling in training schools for officers The percentage of new selectives wh' will ask exemptions is very small
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

Norris Exquisite Candies, fresh by express, at Guthrie's.
 Miss Ida kizer is down at Trout Louisiana, where she will spend some time.
 E. DeLaughter of Boughton, was a business visitor to Prescott this morn ing.
 Gene Stratton- Porter's new book, A Daughter of the Land. now cn safe at Guthrie's, S1.40
 Cotton is selling in the local mar ket today for 34c. Cotton seed S65 per ton.
 Dr. C. w. Brandon of Rosston. is attending to business matters in the city today.
 Mrs. Louise Schneider of Trout. La. is in the city for visit with relatives and friends. Dr. J. E. Cox of Emmet, was in Prescott this morning attending to business matters.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. M. Davis, Miss Nir- ginia Davis and Miss Estelle Weggin- 1 ton of Ruston, La., are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Sam T. White.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-29

n of all and labor hoe
 the price of ice 10 m
 May all classes of trade This not take nm n e manufacture delivery must + the expenses the minimum by cutting unnecesso and saving wherever possible Patrons ' their ice from the wagons and not special deliveries Orders received after D. will not b LOT cred until the following morning. W'
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-04-25

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:" "'*""'" ing pe'pie ih'o SupiAIs-.on
."'' p''''"''"''"h "a7 poS'ed'
'N'' =" l"' ieop'' Vi Ll'ee.
INC p'pN!"'''h VI Ahuehhe' ait'r
'"~'"S " ''"p'"y u pe"celul 'hleh-
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"'f' WIN my AUTHORIZATION Inc gen
''"' '''n''"'iui"s 'neSe troops mas re-
''' - 'o"n 10 d7hes ana mas had
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h"'E'' emu August 1914
"ehelai Won buIow
IN" mel OF Ahuehhe' VINO were fit,
"''' an AWAY III the belsiah army.
~ was inc popuiatioh' old mon,
""'"eh ana chllureh' mat attacked
ms '"ftnahs' n IL was the "poplt'
'"t'"h' Ola men, women ana children
'hhi "'r" Hhot! II was the super
men 81 ''riIahy' the framed soldier,
afi""d win modern guns who were
@""'k'' III the most treacherors
mShhff ny the population, not the
s"IH'ffS' OF TINS niue country village.
ms was one OF the hrst activities
~ thh war. IL was the beginning OF
'hN var OF irish'iuiness' and was for
me purpose OF terrorizing the people
~ 'fh'f towns ana clties into submis-
s"h
ihfs@ OF the prociamations before
me- "sfs posted at Luneville. One is
= f'fpisition order notifying the
m"'bf !" Immediately furnish 100, 900
''e"fs' 1"o"o htres OF wine' certain
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-04-25
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
WASHINGTONAS NETURI
zINIQ.

Washington, bal. .-Kaip
valstyb6s departamentas, taip
rusQ ambasada neturi jolSiQ
ziniQ is Rusijos apie pakilusiq
ten kontrrevoliucija.
Diplomatiniuose rateliuose
sp6jama, kad nebutQ perdaug
steb6tina, jei ten tur6tQ ivyll-
ii kokios perversm6s.
Rusijos gyventojQ paziuros
gaIdjo atsimainyti del nepa-
kenciamQ sqlygQ, baisaus So
ciialistQ-bolSevillQ terorizmo.
Gi jei tai ivyko, veikiausia
tai bus vokieGiQ darbas. Mes
iel jie priyertG bolSevikus is
s:ilsranstyti is Petrogrado, tai
tur6jo daryti su kokiuo nors
tikslu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
AUsTRV- -VOKIEcIU NE
LAISVIAI YRA PAVoJINGI
TALKININKAMS.
Siberiioie iu bus. apie 100000,

siberiioje ju bus apie 100000,
Harbinas, bal. %. - Skait-
lius austrQ ir vokieGiu nelais-
viz Siberijoje bus apie 100,-
GOO. Vietos valdiSkose sferose
tie nelaisviai yra skaitomi
pavojingais talkininkams To
limuose Rytuose.
Nors skaitlius paliuosuotq
nelaisvip, kurie yra pereje
bolSevilSu pus6n, bus nedi-
dziausias, teGi9u If tasai ne
perdidelis skaitlius gall pasi-.
rodyti pavojingas, jei jis ga
lQ-gale tinkamai butQ suorga-.
nizuotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29

Nei kick geriau vokieGiams
sekasi II Somme fronte. Kuo-
met anglai-prancuzai iSmuS6
vokieGius Is Villers-Breton-
ncuy, Amiens fronte, vokieciai
neieidZiami nei is vietos i$si-
judinti. VokieGiai turf pa6mc
vakarine dali miestelio Han
gard If tonai pasitaise pozi-
elias, * Euriu anglai-prancu-
zoi neIeidzia jiems pakilti.
Somme fronte voIlieciai tai
81 ne tik sulaikyti, bet anot
ofjcUaIio praneSimo, dar jQ
apic tukstantis pateko nelais-
ven. Be to kaikuriose vietose
taIkininkai paSivarG pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
oLANDIJA GINSIS Prizes
VOKIECIUS.
olandija viena salyga jau is
pildziusi.

Haaga, bal. 49, -0landijos
ministeriQ kabinetas uzvakag
turaio specijali posedi, ku-
riame diskusuota nepaprastas
lntempimas su Vokietija.
UzsieniQ reikalQ minister's
pirm pos6dzio atlaik6 konfe-
rencija su politikiniais lyde-
riais.
Spauda pazymi, kad Olandi-
ia privalo ginties, jei vokie-
ciai pasillesintQ prizes jos neu-
tralybe. Amsterdamo Journal
pazymi, kad Olandija visuo-
met gins Scheldt perkasQ prizes
vokieGiQ pasikesinimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
PRUSq LYDERIs TRAU-
KIAMAS TETSMAN.
Prasizeng6 jis prizes kares lor-
da..

Amsterdam, bal. 29.-Prusi-
jos lordQ butas patvirtino Wy
riauSybts reikalavimQ, kad
princas Lichnovsky butQ pa
tgauktas teisman, anot gautV
ziniQ * Borlyno.
Princas Lichnovsky yra SD
imtaS Fokietijojo. Jis pirm ka-
res buvo VOkietijos ambasa-
dorius Anglijoje. Kar6s metu
.iis paskelbG sayo uzraSuS.
kuriuose iSrodyta, kad Sta
pasauline kare suk6l6 Vokie-
tija. u tai dabar jis traukia-
mas atsakomyb6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
Is PETROGRADO NERA
zINIU.

Londonas, bal. 2S. :. Ex-
change Telegraph koreSpon-
dentas is Kopenhageno pra-
mesa, kad Skandinavija ,jau
kelinta diena neturinti joklQ
ziniu is PeTogrado. Rodosi,
kad ta rusQ sostinG yra at
lirsta nuo viso pasaulio.
Korespondentas pazymi, jo-
gel Suomijoje pasklyde gan
dai apie pakilusias didziau-
sias riauses PetrogTade.
Spejama, kad tenai turi but
pakilusi kontrrevoliucija.
Visoks transportas is Rusi-
jos j Suomija sulailSytas jau
kefinta diena. Reiskia, kad te-
mai turi but kas nors baisaus.
Svedijos laikrastis. Alton
Bladet praneSa ziniQ, kad bu-
vusio caro- sunus -Aleksiei Nj
kolajevic proklemuotas Rusi-
jos caru, gi regentu - jo dede,
didkunig. Michail Aleksan-
drovic.
Apie sosto grazinima cia
seniau buta ivairiq ziniQ, ypae
po taikos konferenciios Brest-
Litoske, kur vokieciai atstovai
pas bolsevikQ atstovus buvo
pareikalave, kad caro- seimy-
mai nieko bloga neivyktu, nes,
girdi, taip norris kaizeris.
Taigi jau po to buvo speja-
ma, kad ar tik ne vokieciai
darbuojasi grazinti carui ar jo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
CARUKAS ALEKSIEI RU-
SIJOS CARAS?
Washingtone neturima apie
tai ziniu.

STOCKHOLMAS, bal. 28.-
Laikrastis Dagens Nyheter
pranesa is Suomijos paskly-
dust ganda, kurs paenas is
neabejotinu versmiQ, jogei
buvusiojo Rusijos caro- Nika-
lojaus Romanovo sunus, Alex
siei Romanov, proklemuotas
Rusijos imperatoriumi su did
kunigaikscio Michailo Alex
sandrovico regentura.
LaikraStis pazymi, kad Ru-
sijoj pakilusi smarki kontr-
revOliucija.
Carukas, kaip zirorna, su sa-
vo tevais buvo istremtas To
bolskan, Siberijon. Paskui a.
pie buvusio caro- seimyna bu-
vo visokiQ .zinip. Is paskesniu-
ju pa1ninetinos tos, kad buvu-
sioji cariene prasiusi bolsevi-
rkp vyriausybes leisti scarusai
(kurs eina 13 metus) apsigy-
vehti kur Kryme, kadangi ST.
berijos klimatas jo sveikatai
esas didziai kenksmingas.
Kick palaukus buvo pranesta,
kad buvusio caro- visa Seimy-
ma is Siberijos buvus perkel-
ia ties Uralu, mes bolsevikai
prisibijoje jos suokalbiavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
~AAG
SUGRIzo SVETIMzEMIS
PRIEsININKAS MAJORAS..-

Michigan City Ind, bal. %
-Cia sugryzo sito miesto sve-
timzemis priesininllas majo-
ras.
Jis buvo nukeliaves Wa
shingtonan If ten buvo SUI
areStuotas. Paskui paliuosuo-
tas, kaipo neturis blogQ noru
prizes vyriausybe.
Sakosi, Washingtone buyes
savo pilietyb6s teisiQ reika-
lais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
PALAIDOTA SUBMARINE
UzKORKAVIMO AUKOs.

Londonas, bal. 2S.-Doveryj
val1ar palaidota anglq kares
laivyno aukos, kurios zuvo uz-
korl1uojant vokieciQ nardan-
Gias laives uostuose Zeebrug-
ge ir Ostende.
Laidotuv6se dalyvavo If zy-
mus burys amerikonQ laku-
nQ.
Tos aukos persistato Sc
kanciai: oficieriQ = uzmuStu
16, zuvusiQ nuo zaizdu 3, pra-
puolusiu 2, suzeistQ %.
Jurinin uzmuStq 14+,
mirusiQ nuo zaizdu %, prapuo-
lusiu IA, suzeistq 3a5.,
. -. .-.... -.gr.G cslsi-s---s-'t fi-4.--
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
TEUTCNAT SULATNYTI
TIES XPRES.
Ar tik ne paskUtin6 bus ju
ofensyVa.

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clal "'o|l"i PeE>'> @ N''l.g S,.i',''
"S""!''' .S''I ''>'>''l'' '"''-.'-'',N :
"fI1lj''S y "A''. I, l'N-'[( ~ l. ','o
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
KARES LsAIVYNy SUSIRE
MIMAS.

Londonas, bal. 29.-Balan-
dzio % d. Adriatike du anglQ
karts LAVAL susir6m6 su pen
kiais austrQ kar6s laivais. Po
trumpo apsisaudymo austrQ
karts laivai pab6go.
Austrai oficijaliai paskelbe,
kad vienas anglQ laivas buvo
sugadintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
PADIDEJO ANGLU MUGS.
TOLIAI.


Londonas,, bal. 90. : Anglll
nuostoliai kar6s frontuose pa
didejo. Pastaraja savaite pc
siek6 1850 kareiviQ. Jie taip
paskirstomi:
Uzmustp az nuo zaizdQ mi
rusiQ: oficieriQ 408; kareiviq
1861.
Suzeistp ar prapuolusiQ: O.
ficieriQ 2,o71, kareiviQ 49,
229.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
TALkTNTNKAT REIKALAU-
"a DAUGIAU KARTUOME-
MES.

Washington, bal. 29.-S. V,
vyriausybG is Angijos gavo
reikalavima, kad 81 Sails kuo-
veikiausia siQstQ savo kariuo-
meme karts laukan. Reikalau-
jana daugiau kaip pusket,
virto milijono kariu0men6s.
Sios Sales vyriausyb6, sa-
koma, pasiQsianti kariuome-
n6s kuodaugiausia, kaip tii
Ieisiancios transportQ stovi0
sQIygOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
DIDELEs PINIGYNO
IPLAUKos.
Bet ir islaidos yra nema5os.

Washington, bal. 28.-Pini-
gyno departamentas pranesa,
kad iplaukQ nuo pelno if nuo
perdidelip uzdarbip briefly
pinigynas gausias apie 3 mi
lijardus dol, ty. puse milijar-
do daugiau, kaip ispradzil
buvo manoma.
TeGiau pinigu ir reikia. Ka-
res iSlaidos per menesl padl-
deio ligi 1,20O milijoNu dol.
Kovo m6nesiu Suv. Valsti-
jos kasdien turaio 40 mi!iio-
MI dol. iSlaidQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-29
LAISVES PAsKOLA DIDE-
IA.

Washington, bal. 29.-Tre-
eGioji laisv6s paskola jau siekla
arti pustreeio milijardo. Ne
perdaugiausia truksta ligi tri-
jp miIijardp, bet visgi dar
daug reikia.
sia savaite kampanija turf
but pavaryta visomis priemo-
namis. Mes ateinanti sestadie-
nj baigiasi rakas.