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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
LIETUVIAI S0CIJkLISTAI---
L|ETUvOS LAISvES PR|E$AI
SMEIzIA AMERIKONAMs lIETUVIg VISUOMENE,
STENGIASI PAKENKTI SEIMUT

Seredos (2O vas) numeryje "Naujienq" ir Chicago
Evening Post buvo isspauzdntas barus r meagngas at
sisaumas "Chcagos Lietuviu Darbinnku Tarybos (Pas
raso Peatis Isl W. 35h st. Chairman of the Lithuanian
Working CpuncD persergemas ietuviu visuomenei
Atsisaukme pima melagyscu r smeztu svedzoama kad
Letuvos katakai tautecai ven Americas katakais
If tauteCiais engasi parduot Leuva voetams Ar gama
pramany bauresn smeza? smeiza seimo sumanytojus r
patti selma Tas begedskais smeiztas socastai stem
gias sukadin ietuvius darbnnku kad Sic nesdarbuotu
del Leuvos lasves atgavmo Je tappat nor suerzn Anne
rikos vsuomene ir valda kad jos mq heivai Iure lie
tuviu pastangas kovot uz Leuvos lasve m gal kad surk
dytu New Yorko selma
Socijastai pasirode aisausai esq autos sgamomis r
laisves priesais.
Lietuvu vsuomene ven paneka teatsmoka savo Bdykel
liams kurie sengiasi pasoti kela Lietuvos laisvei
Matote kan socijalista organizavo "Darbinnkq Tary
ba'' kan sutrauke a art sto draugq kan muilno dar
bninkas axis apie darbnnskus rekaus ie visa tai
dare tk TAM kad sutrukdus Letuvos laisves atgavma
vsi tikroi lasves myletoja visi, kure priesing hu
vnoms prgijoms tarptautiniu bosevik vs kurie myte
Iietuva ir a laisves trokstate atsule paneka
tp sgamu ai q Tarybos teyenja k u nedorus tsmsius
pssekaus Nei venam psdoram heugni nsrs tend yetOs
saln 81 nedorsp iSsgmdu 6FybOmis saln ysais u
atSagareyiSkais ir tamsais darbais.
(Skatykte sios dienos redakcijbs pastabas).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
REIKAIAUJA TAIKOS
sU sUv. vALsTIJoM1S.

TRUE translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill., on February
%, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6. 1917.
Amsterdam, vas. 81.
Austrijos socijalistu parti-
ia parlamente padave pa
klausima premjeriui von
seydler, skatindami il, kad
jisai pripazintp prezidento
Wilsono paskelbtus taikos
principus, pagal kurip bu-
tu galima pradeti diskusi-
jas generates taikos reikale.
Be to socijalistai reika-
lauja, kad premjeras kuo-
veikiaus atidarytp taikos
tarybas Austrijos-V -Vengrijos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
BOLsEVIKAI NUzUDE
GEN. JANUsKEvIGIQ.
Koks nevykes raudonuju
pasiteisinimas.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%. 1918, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Petrogradas, vas. q. =
Generola JanuskeviciQ, bu-
vusi rusu generalio stabo
virsininka, raudonosios
gvardijos kareiviai nuzude
begabenant j kal6jiman.
Anot gvardijos tvirtini-
mo, kuomet generolui buvo
pasakyta, kad jis busias
paimtas Petrogradan, jis
megines issitraukti revol-
veri, turbut, norejes nusi-
zudyti.
TeGiau raudonoji gvardl
ia neleido jam tai padaryti.
Gvardija j pirmiau nusov6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H.. on February
%, 1913, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Londonas, vas. 21. Nau-
jos Zelandijos kariuomene
atliko pasekminga uzpuoi-
ma pries vokiecius siandie
ryte rytuose nuo Polygon
misko (Flandrijos fronte)
il paeme kelis nelaisyius,
.pasakyta oficijaliam prane-
Slime.
Toliaus sakoma, jogei
priesininko artilerija vakar
yakare sn1arkiai veike prizes
anglu pozicijas ties Fles-
quieres.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
VOKIECIAI EINA PA
GELBON SUoMIAMs.
Siuneia kareivius, ginklus
ir amunicija.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill.,, on February
%. 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Haparanda, svedija vas.
= I Vasa, Bosnijos uzlaJol,
atplauke keturi yokieciq
transported su suomiais ka-
reiviais, katrie tarnavo vo-
kieciu kariuomeneje, il
daugeliu vokieciQ laisvano-
riu.
Be to laivais atgabenta
daug armotQ, kulkasVai-
dziu, sautuvu If amunicijoS.
Pranesama, kad atgaben-
ia kariuomene tuojaus stos
ofensyvan prizes raudonaJaa
gvardija = Tammersforse
ir Yiborge.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
PoRTUGALIJoJE BUS
RENKAMAS PRE-
ZIDENTAS.
Naujas parlamentas atlik-
sias konstitucijos revizija.

True translation filed, with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6. 1917.
Paryzius, vas. 2l. Por-
tugalijos ministeriQ kabine-
tas nusprende TRIUMPH lail1'l
paskelbti sayo respublikos
prezidento rinkimus, anot
pranesirno is I,isbonos.
Prezidentas bus renka-
mas visuotinu, slaptu If be
.tarpiu gyventojp dbalsayi-
'nlu. Tuo paciu 1aiku bus
renkan1i senatorial If par
.lamento atstoyai. Senate
rial ir atstovai tures speci-
jales teises atlikti konsti-
tucijos revizija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
BOLsEvIKAI GINSIA
PETROGRADA.
Buriais uzpuldinesia
vokiecius.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act, OF
October 6, 1917.
Petrogradas, vas. 31
BolseYik5l 1yderiaii ndspreii-
de, kad jei vokieeiai nesu-
stosia briovesi pries Petro-
grada, jie ginsia sostine su
raudonosios gyardijos pa
gelba. Imsia uzpuldineti vo-
kiecius buriais.
Negaminami joke plenai
apleisti sostine.
Bolsevikai tvirtina, kad
Sta vokieciu kare nera Sc
nosios tasa, bet nauja kare,
il todel jie suvienytomis je-
gomis pasipriesinsia .vo-
kiecciams. Bolsevikai mano,
jogei Rusijos proletarijatas
lures pakaktinai jegu susi-
remit .su vokieciais.
Rusp spauda pasidalinu-
Isl aptardama vokieeip pie
nus. Kaikurie laikrasseeiai
tvirtina, kad Petrogradas
busias uzpultas. Kit sake,
jog jiems nebus galima tai
padaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
VOK|EC|AI PAEME M|NSKA
IR ROvNO
Paem9 neIaisv0n 9,125 rusQ
kar0iViQ ir ofiCiGriQ
EINA RUSIJOS GILUMON IR RETAI KUR
PALENGVA SULAIK0MI
MINSKAS IR ROVNO
TEKO VOKIEGIAMS.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6. 1917.
Berlynas, vas. p. - Vo-
kieGiu kariuomene, briauda-
masi Rusijos gilumon, in
ejo Minskan, anot pranesi,
mo is vyriausios st0vyklos.
Xiii vokieGiu pulkai per
ejo Venden, uz 50 myliu
Siaurrytus nuo Rygos, ir at
sidure netoli Wolmar.
VOkieciai paeme ir tyir-
tove ROvnO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
PRANCUZAI PAEME 525
VOKIECIUS.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
225 1918. as required by the act Of
October 6. 1917.
Paryzius, vas. 21.-Vakar
prancuzai Lo1rainoj atliko
u5puolima, skelbia. kares
ofisas, ir paeme nelaisven
05 vokieeius.
Portugalai oficijaliai pra-
mesa, iogei jie vakaru from
te praeita savaite atmuse
kelias patrolip atakas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
VOKIECIAMS TENKA
DAUG MAISTO IR
MEDzIAGOS.
Paeme Rusiios miesta
Rovno.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Berlynas, vas. 81. = Vo-
kieciQ kares ofisas pranesa,
jogei Rusijos miestas Rov-
no papuoles vokieciu ran
kosna. Tenai vokieGiams
yra teke apie 1000 gelezin
kelio vagonu, kuriu dauge-
lis palikta su maistu. Teke
lakstytuvQ If labai daug
ivairiausios kares MEDIA
COS. - =. ..,.,
Tarp Dvinsko If Pinsko
vokieGiai varosi rytu link.
Gen. Won Linsingeno ar
mia taippat briaujasi pir-
myn. Vokieciams teko Ia
bai svarbus gelezinkeliu SUI
sib6gimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

| True tranalRtions filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill.,. on February
%, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6. 1917.
Petrogradas vas. 81.
Gautos zinios iudija, kad
vokieeGiai briaujasi Rusijon
visais frontais ant vi
tebsko, Minsko, Pskovo If
Revelio.
Vokiecip lakunai, kaip
pranesama, pirmadienl uz-
puole Regitsa. Daug bomb.ll
pamesta ir daugelis zmoni,l
uzmusta. Uzpuolikai po to
nuskrido ant Dvinsko.
| Praejus porai valandq
kaip pasibaige ginkl4 sude-
,jimo laikas, voheciai ineJo
Dvinskan. Tai buvo 200 pc
pietp vas. 18. Vokieeip pat
,roliai pirmiausia pasirode
aplink miesta If, kaip be-
natal, uzerne gelezinkelilll
stotis ir kitas centralines
vietas. Ivyko tik mazi 70.
kieeiu susiremimai su be
ganeiais rusq kareiyiais.
Raudonojji gvardija atsi-
sake priesinties, kad tuo
tarpu artilerija il pestinin-
kai buvo demobili jami Il
nepasirenge kovon.
Iskraustyti miesta ru-
SANS taippat nepasiseke'
Vokieeiams teko daugelis
sunkiosios artilerijos il
amunicijos. Civiliai gwen
tojai nei nemegino begti.
| Dyinsko darbininku il
kareivip tarybos komisarai
megino pabegti persirede
kareiviais, bet jie b1vo su-
init If pateko vokiesip ran
kosna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
1000 svETIMzEMIV
NETEKS DARBo,
Miestas atstato visus nepi-
liecius darbininkus.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill. on February
%, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
New York, vas. 81 -sito
miesto valdyba paliuosuoja
nuo miestisko darbo apie
tukstanti darbininku, ku-
kurie nera sios Sales
pilieciai arba kadir turf pir-
masias pilietybes poperas.
sitai parede miesto advo-
kato pagelbininkas Nichol-
son, remdamasis miesto Ia
rybos pravestu nusprendi-
mu, kad prize miestlniu dar-
bu nebutq prileidziami ne
pilieciai.
Pirmiausia nuo darbo bus
prasalinta sveikatingumo
departamente 42 darbinin-
ku, kurill IA turi pirmasias
poperas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
VOKIECIAI EINA ANT
PSKOVO.
Jie jau paeme Moaodeeno.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Lendonas, vas. q. = Vo-
kieciai paeme Dvinskq, lei
dosi ant Pskovo, kurs ran
dasi uz $50 myliu pietvaka-
ruose nuo PetrogradO, anot
Reuterio depesos is Petro-
gradO.
Be to vokieciai uzem5
Hapsal, Esthonija If jp raj
tarija pasileido tiesiog ant
Mogilevo, buvusios vyriau-
sios rusu armiju stovyklos.
Novija Viedomosti, anot
depeSos, raSo jogei vokie-
Giai uzem6 Molodecno, svar-
bu gelezinkeliu susijungi-
ma, atsirandanti siaur-va-
karuose nuo MinskO.
Anot Pravda, austrQ ar,
mia marsuojanti j ukrainQ
fronta. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
RUsAI JAU NETEKO
1853 ARMOTQ.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. Ill, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act Of
October 8, 1917.
Berlynas, vas. 81. - Ka-
res ofisas paskelbe, jogei
.vokieciai tomis dienomis
yra paeme nuo rusu 1853
armotas If apie 5000 auto
mobiliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
SKATINA SOCIJALIS-
TUS KAREIVIAUTI.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on February
%, 1913, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
Dayton, Ohio, vas. q.
Herbert S. Bigelow, taiki-
ninkas socijalistas is Gin
cinnati, kurs pirm keliq
menesiu Kentucky Valsti-
ioj buvo apmustas uz savo
pro-vokiSkas paziuras, clio
nai kalbedamas skatlno
Americas socijalistus pa
stoti kareiviauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

is. ValstijQ ambasado dorius
Francis If talkininkll am
basadoriai.
Anot oficijaliq pranasi-
nlu, diplonlatai dar nenus
sprende apleisti Petrogras
da.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
Ne DEL YIENO CHOLMO
LENKAI BUVO SUBRUzDE
Jie subTuznO Ii dol Lletu-
vOs nspTiguImyb6s

WS ll6pllsulIllyWu0
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Chicago, ILL.,, on
February %, 1918, as required
by the act of October 6, 1917.
sU PRANCUzQ AR
MIA, vas. 81 (Raso The
Chicago Daily News ko-
respondentas). Kuo-
met austrai- kieciai nuo
Lenkijos atskele jp favo-
rNgojama Lietuva If Tx
raina, lenkai sukele dide-
les manifestacijas ne tick
rusu Lenkijoi, kick aus
tru Lenhjoj.
M. Kucharzewski, gal
va regentines arba laiki-
nos vyriausybes, isteigtos
centraliu valstybip rusq
Lenkijoj, pradzioje pra-
eito gruodzio atrado, jo-
gel yra negalima suside-
rinti su Vbkietijos Wy
riausybe ir todel jis eme
Wis labial ir daugiau lin
xii prie Austrijos. 10
krypimas buvo uzakcen-
tuotas po nepasisekusiai
jo kelionei j Berlyna ir
Vienna, sausio 7-13 d.,
kuomet jis megino isgau-
ii teises rusq Lenkjai
tureti savh atstovus tai
Kos konferencijoje Brest-
-Litovske.
Kuomet vokieciu mill
taristai inveike DR.. Won
Kuehlmann'a, paskui to
eme sekti streikai svar-
,besniuose rusu Lenkijos
miestuose. Streikininkai
islipde proklemacijas, ku-
riomis pareikalauta, kad
vokieciai atSauktu savo
garnizonus is Lendjos
miestu ir susauktp ista-
tymdavi lenku susirinh-
ma. Laikina vyriausybe
veltui megino nuraminti
sujudusius gyventojus.
vasario / d. isleistas
vokiecip paredymas apie
Lietuvos ateiti If vasario
9 d. padaryta taika su
Ukraina patvirtino rusp
lenku baime. Lenkams
paaiskejo, jogei Berlynas
ir Vienna ilgai besitesian-
ciais savo pazadejimais
juos suvyle.
Vas. II d. N. Kuchar-
zewski su savo kabinetu
if kiti augstesni valdi-
ninkai rezignavo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

Washington, vas. 21.
Valstybes departanento
valdininkai siandie pasake,
jogei vokieeiu atnatljintas
prizes rusus uzpuolimas ne
grumojas tai vietai, kur is
Petrogrado tures persikelti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
TALKININKQ DIPLo-
NATAL PAsILIEKA
PETROGRADE.
Oar nesa1na kalbos apie
persikeli1na kur kitur.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,, on February
22, 1913, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-22
voKIEcIAI BRIAUJAsI
vIsAIsfFRONTAIs.
Rusai nesuspejo pabegti
is Dvinsko.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill.. on February
%, 1918. as required by the act of
October 6. 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28
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EH13ft1eS/
A H. Mason, AZ
THE DUMP.
.HdSouf'

A Nd now we may behold, my
~ friends, where conscieneeless am.
bition ends. Five years ago the
kaiser sat, with eagles on his golden
hat, the ruler Of a mighty state, in To-
dustry and commerce great The kaw.
er might have said, Gee whiEl How
prosperous my country Is The credit
in receive, no doubt, when death has
nut me down and out In future ages
rten will cry, How sad that Kaiser Bill
should die Our country's never been
the same since he cashed in and quit
the game, no other kaiser's had his pep,
ard we go backward step by s,ep'
They'll bless my hame I'LL tire is dove,
md chaos shall engulf the sun" Bm
Kaiser Wilhelm sat alone, upon hla
large upholstered throne, and said, eta
not enough for me, this graft OF ruling
Germany II Is too small and cheap Q
stunt for one with my majestic frcat.
The whole blamed world must knuekIs
down and trefnble At my war lord
trown. My ships mus, bo. the seven
seas, my banners float in every breeze
And now ws see the kalser's end I
there's none so poor TO call him triend.
And men will gather round his grave
and say. "He was both fool and knavN
With world-dominion dreams he fooled,
and wrecked the mighty land he ruled.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28
SERVICE OF THE TEACHERS.

IINFI RI ING of their service flag is feature OF the
- teachers convention now gathered here fine show
inc tina, banner makes and fitting tribute to the young
men Of the profession who barred their breasts against
s,vase foe and TO the Young women, courageous VINO
hav, served their country beneath the mercu banner OF
the Red Cross The gold show that some have fallen
on foreign battle fields and the black stars are mute EVIL
dence that others made the supreme sacrifice amid the
vei,,tudes Of training camps The teachers and the state
do well to honor thesethe living and the dead-a' the
whole nation this day pays grateful tribute to all us
soldiery.
But th, service flag splendid emblem though is, can
not record or indicate the full service Of the teachers IN
IN, war The lie story OF those who fought and el or
went to war on missions Of mercy would still he INSULT
eent For they also serve ho remain at their desks and
the service OF the teachers toward winning the war ante
dates IN, war itself America ever victorious in this
conflict because Of the intelligence, morale and high ideals
Of her soldiers, and those fine characteristics were not the
work Of the training camps alone, nor even manly
Much Of that credit belongs to the teachers They have
done something more than guide young America through
the udmens Of an educaton they have also trained the
ideal, Of those youngsters along American lines In paths
which make for honor and courage and determination In
war such men, plus the technical training OF that CORY
trade become invnoble. But il is not in war alone, or
even principally that reap the benefits of our public
school system 1t is that in large measure we owe our
stability Of government and citizenship capable OF main
tanning iutcHgenily government by the people
In view Of what them the public has never beer
very generous with the teachers but II is encouraging,
this better day is dawnng to note that the teachers hav
share in IT, that there is growing tendency to put the
profession on the high plane to which it belongs and
increase pay somewhat proportion to the growing appre
cation Thi, has been indicated in salary increases her
and elsewhere and i, further shown in the larger schoo
budget for the state institutions Of higher education. II
still, something less than the teachers deserve but the en
s In the right direction.
And as the service Of the teacher, Is important il
peace and war so their responsibilities large Teach
ing profession which should not be undertaken by
unable to understand those responsibilities, unwilling
10 meet them with best efforts The record of citizen
snip III. finished product Of schools is evidence tha
the average is high,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28
THE GREATEST THANKSGIVING

AIWAyS bte,t b.vond most nations America has never
n .l.b,s,ed this autumn festival with such great and
widespread cause for gratitude as this thanksgiving Day
And our own rejoicing should be the greater because so
much of the rest of the world shares in some measure the
blessings this year has brought to u.s. This month has
seen the war end vctoousy for the powers OF gh ana
humanity after four years OF unprecedented ooodsheu
In peace alone the grateful heart finds c7use or thankful
nee, bcyond the mower of mere words to express To know
that the slaughterng has ceased the suffering and agony
Of war at an end and vast armies Of the worlds finest
manhood removed from the hazards OF hosue Is 'eaSo"
enough for songs Of praise.
But something than return Of peace has come out
Of the ruck Of boodshed in which the nations struggled
Autocracy has been forever put away, and even democ
racy despite the strain of conflict must be stronger
cleaner democracy which will find in the ideals for which
90 many dared TO die incentive to prove worthy OF
mi, heritage those dead men leave unscahed and
conseeraed by SR gallant blood Utopia will not arise
from the wr ckagA but there will better day with
something more Of fairness and justice for which free men
have struggled down the centuries from Marston Moor
to Argonne wood.
And America should give thanks for her part in this;
that our strength was last aligned beside those forces
which battled for the right and that our coming though
bclaed was so potent factor in turning the savage tide
OF that we may be proud as are thankful, but may
we be modest too realizing all the others bore and sac
| rifced that we as well they might live before America
saw her duty and did it as Americans should.
There is, as always, Americas abundance this year,
,ymboled by the rasts which even humble homes may
boast this day. but that plenty means more than ever this
wear FROM it We shall feed alone ourselves nor even
the hungry among allies and the neutral lands; even
the enemy countries the outcass Of the world may give
thanks for Americas stoehouse, for from it even they
shall be fed They not left to starye, because America
is Of the civilized nations and not follower OF luur For
i that we may also bow the head for crush the blonde
beast without STOPPING to his hateful standards adds
lussr to our triumph.
day OF devotion and festival is all to. short to
prove the gratitude America must feel that will find IT'S
true expression service well prayers And America
like all who have passed through this valley Of shadow
called war has learned lessons which cannot fail to
make this a better land, part OF better world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

II seems possible that the kaiser will have to leave
Holland, but there are several other places where he
can GO London would be glad to him under the cir
cumstances and a heavy guard and there is no doubt
he would receive a warm reception in Paris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

"You haven't had much to say lately
commented the old friend
True replied Senator Sorghum
"But you must give me credit for ont
thinq-I realized the fac, and kept still.
Washington Star.
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Colonel Roosevelt objects to President Wilson's pro-
posed trip to the peace conference 1t is easy to under
stand that the idea Of president basking in the spot
light would he painful to one OF the Colones modest
violet temperament
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Eot,1Wrfy ~!
NA b,vVh v
THE FESTAL ROARD.

This Is the uny We fre,y eat
To show our gratitude.
And store away the turkey meat,
And other high class food
Until our girdle Ia too tight,
And we must let II out
To put away another mite,
Z And likely g,t the gouL
There are so many themes Tor thanks.
Aud such a lll Ot fare.
One does these gastronOmlr pranka
To prove he gets his share
And show how grateful one can he
For blessings here bestowed.
Although there may be misery
In such an overload
Al other seasons we shall strive
To curb our appetite,
And keep trugality alive.
And eCOnomlcg right.
| But NJ Thank givings festal board
We feed our Cllrslr face
| with disregard OF Hoovcr's hoard
| Of rules to slow our pace.
For AZ this season NJ tho year
our thanks may know no bounds
| While our capacity We frnr
IL greater than q hounds:
| Hence We'll spread devastation through
! The white meat and the dark
| And on tHe other TRIMMINGS due
with this Thanksgiving lark.
But when the cold. gray dawn appears.
And brings the d'rk brown taste,
/ Wen ring no welkin with our cheers,
| And all Will seem q waste,
| A"d We wil feel less thankful then
Than we are feeling now,
! Anticipating moments when
| We hit that famous chow.
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We are also much obliged that
many people, in the past year, have
learned to give somethi-g besides
thanks, im0ortsnt though gratitude
may be and Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

Records Of the divorce court irdicatc
there may have been those who married
for the duration Of the war, like the
soldiers enlisted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

Another man has been arrested for
joy-riding o. motorcycle, again dem
onstrating that there are all sorts oi
tastes in amuScmentS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

A picture Of the prodigal son decorate' the crown
princes new home on a Dutch island. However the
crown prince is one prodigal who can't come back.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

We notice that the Russian bolSheyih trying to
stop the Americans with forensic oraory and other big
talk but they will learn in time that our army isn't con-
Quoted according to parliamentary rules
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

Germans seem to count that day lost whose low de
scendng sun sees no revolutionary strife begun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-28

Russia also wants be represented at the peace con-
ference but the Russian performance at BrestLitoysk
won't be considered much Of a recommendation.