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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Tuesday

Boys OF all ages, from ten to ninety,
will welcome the advent of Tom Saw.
yer" the immortal boy hero of Mark
Twain, at the Palace theater Tuesday.
No less a star than clever Jack Pick
ford will take the part. 1t is a well
known fact that Mark Twain would
never allow his famous book, Tom
Sawyer" to be dramatized. To get the
white town browsing in the sunshine by
the sleepy Mississippi and the thou
sand and one details that made his pie.
ture so vivid seemed an impossibility,
but the scenes were taken i'm Hannibal,
Mo. the very town Of which Mark
Twain wrote and where he spent his
boyhood. Thus it is that the white
town browsing in the sunlight" goes to
make mp perfect portrayal Of the little
Missouri town. Ii shows the house
where Mark Twain lived and the house
where "Huck Finn" whose real name
Was Tom Elankership, lived.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Monday.

From would.be modern Cleopatra
trifling with fate and forever in pur
suit of pleasure to an unselfish and de-
voted woman wrapped up in her two
small children-that is the character
transition portrayed by the versatile
Norma Talmadge in her screen imperso
nation of the heroine Of The Moth"
which will be seen at the Palace Mon.
day. According TO Webster's "tha,
which gradually and silently eats, con.
sumes and wastes any other thing" is a
moth and the same authority in ilus-
tyation Of this definition declares idle
persons are Il moth TO the community"
whence the title THE Moth" In this
case "the moth" is a young society
woman who wastes her time seeking
diversion and flirting with fate until
sharply brought TO her senses by a dra.
matte incident. 1t is q role which pro.
NideS exceptional opportunities for Miss
Talmadge's ability.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Arthur Middleton, Basso,
Coming Here the 18th

Arthur Middleton, the eminent bass.
baritone Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be heard here Feb. Is
at Convention Hail. Mr.. Middleton's
appearance here will be the third at.
traction Of the season given by the
Ardmore Entertainment Committee.
Mr.. Middleton is purely an American
product having never been abroad, and
his success has been such that he is
heralded as one of the greatest singers
in the opera ranks He began his
caree ras a church singer at the age of
fourteen, and made his first appear.
ance as an oratorio singer at the age of
nineteen. So pronounced was Mr.. Mid.
dleton's success as a singer of oratorlo
that he was called 10 the Third Presby.
terian Church Of Chicago as soluist.
After a number of years there he was
retained by the Oak Park PRESBYTERIAN
Church, the highest paid church posi-.
ton in Chicago, which place he held
until he went to New York TO join the
Metropolitan Opera Company. Mr. Mid
dleton enjoys the distinction of being
the only singer ever re.engaged for
twelve consecutive performances with
the Apollo club Of Chicago He was
soloist on two tours with the New YORK
symphony Orchestra, Walter Dam
rOsch, conductor; three tours with the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Emil
Oberhoffer conductor; and appeared
with unqualified success as soloist with
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra the
st. Paul symphony, the Pittsburgh
Symphony and the New York Philhar.
monte Orchestra, Josef Stransky, con.
ductor. His concert itineraries have
carried him over 100000 miles. into
every state Of the Union, and his popu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Thursday.

Beautiful Alice Joyce will be seen at
the Princess Thursday in The Fettered
Woman The picture is taken FROM
Robert w Chambers novel, "AnLc's
Bridge Branded a Jail bird, shuHnc .
by her former friends and pointed a.
by children whom she loves, a youn
woman of high character and refine
ment is forced to refuse the love of
the man who has sought her out. "Thc
Fcttcred Woman" tells the story OF
this woman in Il fascinating manner
The picture is tense throughout with
human interest ana there are many
gripping scenes The young man win,
loves her is convinced Of her innocence
and finally brings about her yindcatior
and wins her as his wife. Friday
picture will be The Test featurin-
Jane Gray.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

he still is a German. although by in
tention an American.
He told his story to federal Official
here, who directed him L. report to
the postmaster Of his city as is re-
quired under the law. Fils.nger gaspcd
and informed the official hat Mrs.
Filsinger, his wife, occupied that posi-
lion and that she moreover had been
postmaster at Chintilly forty.oue years.
The situation then became further
complicated, for Mrs. Filsinger, al
though American born, must take the
same status as 10 citizenship as her
husband, and hence must be classified
as an enemy alien. Disposition of the
anomalous situation awaits word from
Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
SUNDAY

Gamblers, members Of the British
parliament, low life and high life are
to be found in "Stolen Hours" a five.
part photoplay starring Ethel Clayton
which will open the weeks attractions
at the Palace today. Miss Clayton, as
Diana Lester, is the daughter Of a
gambler. whose mother died at her
birth. She has grown up, though pure
and unspoiled. She aids a rising young
politician to escape the consequences of
a gambling raid and though they fell
in love with each other many compll-
cations arise to prevent their happiness,
until the climax is reached, when the
story ends satisfactorily for all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

Amsterdam, Feb. While the police
and military are preparing for gen
eral strike in Amsterdam on Monday
there are indications that the move
ment probably will not assume serious
proportions. The members Of the mod
crate unions have issued a proclama
zion urging their fellow members not
10 follow the dictates of the leaders of
the SyndicalistS.
For the most part traffic was main
,oined in orderly manner, the statement
ADDS Publication Of all newspapers
has been resumed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
PALACE THEATER.

While an exceptionally good program
of photoplays is announced for the
Palace this week, probably the greatest
attraction will be The Spy" which will
be shown Thursday afternoon and
night, with Dustin Farnum in the stel.
lar role. "The Spy" is a timely Ameri.
can drama exposing the operations of
foreign enemy secret police. An Ameri.
cans sacrifice of life and all ii holds
dear to him, to save his countrymen
and learn the secrets of the German
spy system forms the theme Of this stir
ring production. Mr.. Farnum plays the
role of Mark Quaintance, a man of
wealth and social position, who under
takes the hazardous task of gaining a
list Of the Teutonic spies in the United
States In Berlin he finds it necessary
to enroll himself among those spies be
fore he can learn where the book con
tanning their names is kept Once In
his possession he sends it to the Amer
can ambassador, while he himself i,
courtmartialed. When war was de
clared on April 6, 1914, it was estimated
that the United States was honey
combed with 10000 German SYKES. There
were ninety.six enemy vessels internec
in American waters, which were imme
diately seized by government officials
In proof of the widespread system OF
German espionage and Instructions as
outlined in The Spy" the crews OF
these ships did their best to effect seri
Gus damage to their vessels. There i,
a love story in the picture which com
bines admirably with tie heroic theme
of the story. And an odd feature abou,
this thrilling drama is that it contains
all the vigor and excitement of war
without a single battle scene being
flashed on the screen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
LONGTIME GERMAN
RESIDENT IN TROUBLE
Now Classed as Enemy Alien Because
of Neglect.

St Louis Mo-, Feb. 2.-Fcderai Of
ficials here have been advised of the
complex situation that confronts Afro.
Filsingcr, sixty-eight years of age an
a German, of Chintilly, No. who be
cause of his neglect to take out full
naturalization papers now finds him
self classified as an enemy alien an.
as such under the charge of his wife
who also is an enemy alien.
Filsinger came to this country from
Germany in 1868, and later married an
American girl, resident Of St Louis
County. Years ago he took out frs,
naturalization papers, but IN the sue
ceeding years forgot to file the neces-
sary papers to complete citizenship.
Not until several weeks ago when ne
read Of the contemplated registration
Of all enemy aliens did he recall that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Saturday.

Atlantic City's famous boardwalk and
beach figure prominently in the closing
scenes Of 'Daybreak,' starring Emily
Stevens, which will be the attraction
Saturday As Edith Frome, Miss
Stevens wears a series Of distinctive
and fashionable gowns. Miss Stevens
does some Of the best emotional acting
of her career. and the story is one
Of powerful human appeal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

larity is well indicated by the fact that
he has appeared over 200 times in the
Messiah and ljO times in the "Elijah."
Ardmore music lovers can well look
forward to this unusually splendid at
traction. Mr.. Middleton stands fore.
most in the musical word. During his
first year at the metropolitan he ap.
peared thirty-fvo times, which in itself
shows the high regard the authorities
of the worlds greatest opera house
have for this artist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

fate guides her safely over the traps
laid for her undoing by a scheming
couple Of Broadway's gay life This
man and woman take the girl from the
orphanage in Maine bring her to New
York. put her in a finishing school and
plan to sell her to the highest bidder
among the young millionaires. The big
gest spendthrift is he who is called
THE Golden Kid" He drifts into the
story innocently at first, later as a part
Of the plot TO sell the girl, but finally
believing in the girls goodness, fools the
schemers and both the girl and "The
Golden Kid' come out in flying colors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Itrilay.

Those who have seen Marguerite
Clark impersonate "Bab,' Mary Rob.
erts Rineharts winsome heroine i'm
"Babs Diary" and "Babs Burglar" will
welcome her return in "Babs Matinee
Idol" which is to be the attraction at
the Palace Friday, "Babs Matinee
ldoI' is screamingly. humorous
affair 'du cuoer" as Bab grandilo-
quently calls it, and will appeal to
everyone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
Saturday.

Jack Gardner in Land OF Lonc
Shadows" will be the photoplay show
at the Princess Saturday. If you have
never ventured into the wlds Of tn,
far Canadian Northwest, nor acquainte,
yourself with its perilous yet pic
turesque life, you have splendid OPP
portunity Of seeing some beautiful
scenes. The picture was staged in the
wilds Of the Canadian Northwest, nea'
the Alaskan boundary line. Jack Gard
ner. the star, was one of the most note.
stars of musical comedy before becom
ing a movie actor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
PHOTOPLAYS and PLAYERS

this hinged his whole character, The
of his two grandchildren, Catherine Fer
Eycll and Pell Van Dyun for it meant
the perpetuation of the family name
without a break in the purity Of the
blood Then came grim tragedy,
which left him a broken old man, and
IL remained for the tiny hands Of
child through whose veins flowed the
Van Dyun blue and the red blood OF
the commoner to open the eyes Of thfH
proud old man and bring him happi.
ness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

PUT YOUR MONEY INTO CREA.
TIVE ENTERPRISES-that have their
future before them, not behind them
link your fortune with men Of hon.
esty and integrity, and with them you
are safe.
DRILLING NOW GOING ON, on our
rich Bryan county holdings; Well No.
/, located on $. f. 4 Sec. H. s S. Z J.,
right on the crest Of one of the most
pronounced anticlines in the Mid.Conti-
nent field.
Join this rapidly growing institution
TODAY-It may mean a fortune to
you. This company offers you an
IDEAL oil investment the one with
the least risk and the biggest possibil-
tiles for great profit.
Our geologists say we should get pro-
duction-ranging from 300 to | 600 bar.
rcls per day per well-at from 500 TO
l5OO feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
RESAM STOCKHOLDERS.

The Besaw Tire and Rubber Companl
has on hand limited stock Of all sizes %
tires at their Office Orders to stock
holders filled Immediately 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

We will appreciate your business.
satisfaction guaranteed. Carter County
umber Co. Phone 81. 1.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
BESAW STOCKHOLDERS.

The Besaw Tire and Rubber Company
has on hand limited stock Of all sizes of
tires at their office. Orders to stock.
holders filled Immediately. 3l-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03
OIL At 800 FEET
FOUND AT DURANT

Durant Okla, Jan. T.. - (SpeciaD 49,
The Blue Bell Oil < Gas company,
which has been drilling test well
twelve miles west Of this place, has
brought in a l0O-barrel well at a depth
of 300 feet.
The oil is reported to be Of very
high grade and the drill has penetrated
the sand to a depth Of five feet Cas-
ing will be Immediately set and the
company will locate other wells.
The above is a clipping from the
Daily Oklahoman Of Sunday Jan. 10,
1918 This strike is near our Bryan
county leases and the new well appears
on the same anticline on which we are
drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-03

Read it in The Daily Ardmorelte first.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
PALESTINA BUSIANTI
RESPUBLIKA.
Ja globosia Anglia, Prancu-
zija ir Russia.

Paryzius, rugs. 27.-Paliuo-
suota nuo turkQ Palestina pa
liks respublika ir busianti
globojama Anglijos, Prancuzi-
jos ir Rusijos. Tokia sutartis
tarp tQ Saliq buvo padaryta
1916 metals.
Kuomet bolSevikai uzvalde
Petrogradq, jie paskelbe kelias
talkininku slaptas sutartis.
Tarpe tu sutarciQ buvo il SUI.
tariffs apie Palestinos respub-
lika, kuomet j bus paliuo-
suota is po Turkijos. siandie
Palestina jau kaipir visai pa
liuosuota. II padaryta kituo-
met sutartis bus >ivykinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
PRADETk D|DELE OFENSYVA
vAKARV FRONTE
Palestine pa|iuosuOjama nuO
turkQ jungo
$4,000 turk4 pateko
nelaiSVen
ANGLAI PAEME NELAIS-
VEN 10000 TURKU.
Turku armija sutirpo Pales
tinoje.

Londonas, rugs. 27.- Ang
lu laim6jimas Palestinoje kas
kiekviena diena did6ja. Lig-
Siol Suskaityta, kad anglai pa
6m6 nelaisv6n apie $4,000 tur-
ku IL su 265 armotomis.
Liekanos turku armijos be-
ga ant Hedjas, rytinej Jorda-
no pu$6j. Kadangi vietomis
sunaikintas gelezinkelis, tatai
ir tos Iiekanos lures patellti
anglQ rankosna.
Dabar anglai artinasi prie
Amman, gi arabai paselusiai
v6jasi trkus.
Tarpe nelaisviu turku ang-
.lai susek9 95 italus. Tie italai
kituomet buvo paimti nelals-
ven 1talijos fronte il issipsti
i Palestinq, kur buvo prista-
tyti prize kar6s darby.
Haifa anglai padm6 vokie-
cip kareiviQ burr su vokieciu
majoru. Tasai vokieciu burys
buvo nor6jes lailIu apleisti
Haifa, bet turkai vokieGius
sulaikG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
BULGARIA. ATSIMETA 130
MYLIU FRONTU.
Bulgaria kareiviai pasiduoda
talkininkams.

Geneva, rugs. 27.-LaillraS-
Giu kore>pondentaS Is SalOni-
kos prane$a. kad bulgarQ az,
miioS atSimcta atgal l3O my
lily ilgio frontu. Prize zygiuo,
ianGiQ pilmyn nar>iQjQ Serbr
pri<i.iungia SodieGiai. h Site
Dri$ideda prize iSviiimo UlzPuo,
IikQ.
TryS bulgarQ pulkai iSklei-
di baItas. v6liavaS. PulkQ Off
cieriai negal6jO perkalbGti pa
kiIuSiu buIgarQ kareiviQ. Mai
$tininkamS tuomet pagrumojo
>u&audymu. Bet kareiviai ne
pakIauSt il paSidav6 talkinin-
kamS. Oficieriai Susp6jO nu-
ZuIvti tik keliS maiStO vadO-
WIS.
Tarpe paimamQ nelaisv6n
buIgarp Surandama daugelis
>crbQ, kuriuoS bulgaria 81
plievarta apvilko savO karel,
viu unifOrmomis If pastatt
kariauti uz BulgarijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
BULGARIA. SAUKIASI
MACKENSENO.
Sofijoje paskelbta kares sto-
Wis.

Paryzius. rugs. 27.- AnOt
9uutQ ziniQ. BulgarijoS SOsti-
ndjr paSkelbta kartS Stovis,
neS vyriau>ybG nujaucia gy-
ventojV >ukiIimQ. PaciflStai
utluiko >u>irinkimu> il rcika-
lauia taiko<.
NaraliuS F>prdinanda$ 81
mini>tel.iu kabinetu atIaiko pc
>1dziu> paSkui poSGdziu$. ka-
ruliu> muse telegramQ NOkle-
tijon, kad Bulgarijon kuOvei-
kjau>ia butQ pri>iQStaS field
marSalaS Won NackenSen, nc&
iiitaip Bulgaria. bus prazu-
vu>i.
Kick zinoma, ta>ai TOkieciQ
fieIdmarSalaS randaSi RWmu-
niioje. Ir toS SalieS jiS negali
tuSGiomi< palikti.
Bulgaria. at>idmG ant pra-
puItic> kranto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
S. VALSTIJOs STOW tai
KININKU PR1EsAKYJ.
Tai pripaziista italu laikrastis.

Venecija, rugs. o. Italy
dienraStiS "Corriere della Sc
IA of Milan'', raSydamas aple
sumanymQ iSteigti "diplomati
nj Versailles" talkininkamS,
pazymi aple labai svarbiQ ro-
le Suv. ValStiju Sioje kartje
RaSO:
"TrukumaS vienlydzio tarp
tallininkp politikinio zingSnio
tikrai pastato Suv. ValstljaS
talkininIlu prieSakyjc. Talk
ninamS Simet palieka dar IS
riSti kai-kmiuS klauSimus, pa
lytincius politikineS priemo-
nes If tikSluS, km'iuoS reiktjo
atlikti dar 1911 metals. TaSal
tn klausimg uzmetimas leido
talkininkams nukent6ti dide-
lius nepaSisekimuS kar6s l0u-
kuoSe. Uztenka tik prlsimlntl
Russia il karts prasitesimQ.
Tu klausimQ iSriSimas bus at
liktaS Iabai Svarbus darbaS ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
zMONES PAKYLA Prizes
MANU- sAVININKUs.
Reikalauja prezidento nusta-
tyti randa uz namus.

New York, rugs. 27.-Cio-
mai namQ Savininkai tiesio9
paS6lo. Je susiorganiZavo sQ-
jungon il kuone kaS ntnuo
pradGjO kelti randaS uH namus
(gyvenimus). zmonGs jau ne
istengia iSsimok6ti.
Manu- Samdytojai todcI t.
me taippat organizuotjes. J1e
andai turGjo suSninkimq If
nutard kreipties i prezidentq
WiIsonq. kad Sis SutvarkytQ
MANU- savininkus, jei yra gall
ma, kad nustatytQ namamS
paStoviQ ir IabjauS zemeSnG
randQ.
Su nanny SavininkaiS Simct
yra dar il kitokiQ kcblumQ.
Jie atSisako namus (kur yra
garu Sildoma) Sildyti. Prisi-
dengia kards metu, anglrV tau
pinimu. Seimynoms todel pri-
SieiS %uStingti atcinanGiQ Hie-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
RUSIJOS PROVINCIAL
PRAsosI PALIUosAVIMo
s. NUo TEUToNU JUNGo.

Washington, rugs. Pile
tonijos gyventojai, kuriQ Sail
bolSevikai sulig Brest-Litovs-
ko taikos sutarties pardavG vo
kieGiams, Saukiasi ! pasaull,
kad Sitas juos paliuosuotQ is
po teutonQ jungo.
Pilmiaus Letonijos zmon6s
buvo kreipesis / Vokietijos
vyriausybe. Bet nieko neSel-
b6io. Dabar jie atsiSauIia
pasaull.
lCionai gauta letQ tautlnes
tarybos is Letonijos memori-
.jalas. Letai protestuoja prizes
bol$evikQ su vokieciais taika,
kadangi pastaroji suskaldo jll
Sail.
Vokieciai gyventojus bal
.iai,. smaugia. Pravesta bar-
dziava:. zmonas priversti be
kepuriu vaiksGioti aplink vo-
kieGius dvarininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
ANGLAI LAIMEJO FLAN.
DRIJOJE.
Vokieciu kontratakos atnusa-
mos.

Londonas, rugs. 27.-Siaurs
vakaruosc nuo ST. Quentin an
glai varosi pirmyn prizes vo-
kieGiQ apSiginimo linijas. Kai-
kurioSe vietoSe apvald6 stip-
riaS vokieGiQ pozicijaS.
Siauriuose nuo La Bassee,
Flandrijoj, anglai paslvart
pirmyn.
st. Quentin fronte vokieciai
buvo pak6le kontrataka prizes
angluS. Bet buvO atmuSti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
NoRI PAsKoLINTI P1N1GU

Miesto kontrolierius. Pike,
sakoma, kreipsis i Chicagos
bankininkus, l5ad jie miestui
paskolintu nors 4 milijonus
dolieriq, Kitaip, nebus pinigQ
apmoketi miesto darbininkus.
Miesto izdas tuSGeiaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
5000 sUzEIsTU ARBA w.
~ MUsTU.
Vokieeiai uzdraude skelbti ta
nelaime.
Britanijos Armija, rugs. q

Britanijos Armija, rugs. p.
-Suzinota, kad nesenai istiko
baiSi ekspliozija parako dmb-
tuv6je mieste Plauen, km tu-
raio but Suzeista arba uzmuS-
ia daugiau kaip 5000 darbl-
ninkQ.
Sitas atSitikimaS SusektaS
is laiSko, kokS atrastas pas
viena paimtq neIaisven Vokle-
Giu kareivi. VokieGiQ vyrlau-
Syba uzdraud6 laikraSciams
pamin6ti tQ baisQ atsitiklmQ.
Atrastam raSytam laiSke,
matvt, SavO draugui, Stai kas
paSakyta:
"Mu$p Sekmadienio keliond
i Plaucn pavyko geral. Ap-
lank6me katasuofoS vietQ,
km pilm tlijp SavaiciQ iStiko
baisus parako dirbtuvts Spro-
gimaS, kur dirbo $500 vyrQ
IL mOteriu.
"Pasakojama, kad kuone vi
81 darbininkai zuvo toje bal
>ioie kataStrofoje. Tik aple l.
mOteriu iSSigelbGjo.
"Kiek tame yra teiSybtS. Su
prantama, niekaS negali tlk-
raj pasakyti. Bet neziurlnt to-,
visgi nuo iSlikuSiQ gyvais ga
lima patirti, kaS tenai galtJo
ivykti.
"Tik pagalvok, dirbo $500
darbininllu il vos tik y is iQ
iSliko gyvi il sveiki! Regykla
pasibaiSGtina. Kaip papraSta1,
tokioSe dirbtTvGSe vlsoS du-
rvs IL langai buvO uzdarytI.
Tiktai vienas Soninis ,iSGjlmaS
buvo atidarytaS. Tad nedaug
galtjo iSSigelbGti.
go vezimQ veik@ per visa
nakti veziodami aukas. Mate
me baisiausiq daugybe SUI
l1rautQ karstQ rytin6se kapl-
n6se.
''Neziurint to liudnO regl-
Mo, musQ kelion6 buvo link
Sma. Suprantama, atjautdme
liudnumq matant tokiQ daugy-
be auku. Bet niekaS negall
nuolat liud6ti, todel ziureki-
me j saule. Gyvenimas taippat'
turi savo teises'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
AMERIKcNAI STOJO MAUI
JAN UzPUOLIMAN.
Ofensyva seka tarpe Rheims
ir Verduno.

PARYzIUS, rugs. 27.-Va-
kar prancuzai SUI amerikonais
pradejo ofensyva prizes vokie,
cius fronte tarpe Rheims il
Verdun, arba Champagne from,
te. Naujausios zinios is from
to paliudija, kad amerikonai
su prancuzais vietomis zygiuo-
ia pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
APGRIOVE VOKIsKO
LAIKRASGIO ISLEISTUVE

Rio Janeiro, rugs. y. -
zmonip minia apgTiov6 ma
mus mieste Porto Allegro, kur
iSleidziamaS vokiSkaS lail-
raStis. TaSai laikraStis pirm
keliu dienp buvo uzsipuoleS
prizes BrazilijoS vyriauSybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
"a AMERIKONAI GAVO
KRYzIUS.

Washington, rugs. 27.-Va-
kar gen. Pershingas praneSe,
kad 81 amerikonai kareiviai
il oficieriai uz pasizym6jimus
kareje apdovanoti kar6s kry-
ziaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
NUMUSE 81 L LAKSTYTUVA

Londonas, rugs. 27.-Laku-
mas majoras Raymond Coli
shaw iSnaujo karGs vyresny-
bds atzym6ta& Tasai garsus
angIu Iakunas jau yra numu-
Ses 81 prieSininko lakstytuv&.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
TALKInIqKAI ISIBRIOvE
BlJLGARIJON
SOfijOje kares stOvis; Ferdinan-
daS $aukiasi ygkieCiQ pagGIbOs
Atkirsta p5;,5s:Dyn BuIgarQ
af'fi.oija
ANGLAI PEREJO BULGA-
Rios RUBEzIU.
Vokieciai negali pagelbeti sa
yo talkininkems.

SALONIKA. rugs. 27.
TalkininkQ kariuomene pirmu
kartu vakar isibriove Bulga-
rios zem6n.
AnglQ kariuomen6 ine55o Bul
garijon netolies Kosturino, Il
pie uz 8 myliu j pietus nUo
Strumica, kur yra syarbi bul-
garu baze.
Vokie5iai negali pagelbeti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27

Londona>, rugs. 26.-
RumuniioS karaIimaS karoliS
ttvui nezinant apsived6 Su pa
prasta mergina. Ttvas kara
Iius sayo sum- nubaudG ma
miniu areStu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27

Amsterdam, rugs. 26. =
Anot vokieciQ Oficijalio pra-
neSimo, rugpjutyi talkininkQ
lakunai atlike II uzpuolimus
Vokietijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-27
PALIUOsUOTA OAR VIE
MA MOTERIS.

Pasibaige byla moteries Nc
Carthy, kuri buvo kaltinama
Frank Berger nuzudyme. Pri-
siekusieji teisejai taresi iris
valandas il ant gallo paliuosa-
vo ja.
Per kelis metus Cook pa
viete is eiles uz zmogzudystes
paliuosuota 26-ta moteris.