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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
LIKE FRENCH BEDS
American Soldiers Find Them Crude
but Comfortable.

Go where you may behind the allied
lines In France, one style Of bed pres
dominates. 1t Is crude, but comforts
able. and very popular among the
troops.
The bed measures about six feet
long by two and one-half feet wide.
The framework is made Of any ma
terial that happens to be available
and the support is wire netting or
sandbags securely nailed. The legs
stand about IS inches from the floor.
Where the men obtain the material
for their beds is mystery.
In the trenches, Of course. no beds
are to be had. A waterproof sheet and
a single blanket usually suffice. In the
trench dugouts officers have straw to
sleep on. the utmost comfort they can
expect. Men on leave from the trenches
say that for the first few nights they
are unable to sleep between sheets on
q soft spring bed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
Watch for the Big Special Attraction Coming
Soon to the Crescent Theatre
no" GRUBSTAKE Be
LIN w CAME FORTUNE.

Probably the largest fortune
that ever came from a very
small grubstake was that at
Tombstone mines, when Richard
Grid got about 100000 from a
grubstake of a few hundred dol
. lars and some scientific work.
In 1873, Grid, who had been vain
ly seeking riches in mines for a
, dozen years in South America,
and all over the Pacific coast,
went down to southwestern Ari-
IONA. The Apaches were raid
ing and numbering at that time,
and the territory was deserted
by white settlers. Grid was told
that he would get tombstone
rather than fortune there.
Hence the name Tombstone for
the mines.
He found no trace Of pay ore
where he expected it. and was
about to come back to southern
California.
One morning he fell in with
other prospectors, the Scheffelln
brothers. They said they be-
lieved they had found rich ore,
but they wanted to have it as
, sayed before they would risk
their lives in that Apache coun-
try digging for something that
would not pay them. Grid was
an assayer. He agreed to do
the assaying at Tuscon for the
) brothers free and to give sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of
food and clothing for third In
terest in the mines, providing
the assay proved what he be-
lieved it would be. That was in
May, 1870. Mr.. Grid sold his
third interest in the Tombstone
mines in the following October,
after the memorable stampede
there of 10000 miners from all
parts of the Union, for S2,140,-
900.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
Likes United States Customs,

"The only thing l hate about army
life is the mud" writes Private Ed.
ward Wren Of Company I. One Hun.
dred and Slxty-sixth infantry. France
II saw a cow walk from the barnyard
through house and right out the
front door. and decided then that ]
like the customs'of the United States
army better than the ones over here"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
CONSCIENCE HURTS; ENLIsTs
Youth Under Age Fears War May End
Before He 10 Twenty-One.

Harvey Greer, nineteen. a native Of
Tennessee, is the kind Of conscientious
objector that the country is proud Of.
II want to enlist" he told Sergeant
Fl. b. Mergenthal Of the United States
marine corps recruiting station ut
Stockton, Cal.
you're mighty young" replied Mer-
genital. "Why do you want to enlistT'
Because my conscience hurts me-"
replied young Greer. 'Tm afraid the
war may be over before I am twenty
one. Then the boys will come home
and ask me why l hadn't been In 1t.
and object conscientiously to having
no excuse to Offer"
Greer's name was soon affixed to the
dotted line.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
How to Eradicate Consumption.

At the annual conference of the Nd
honal Union of Railway Men In Man.
chester, England. 1t was declared that
'the most effective way Of c-adicating
the fearful scourge Of consumption Is
to insure that the citizens are not lack
Ing In nOurishing food. healthy homes.
and reasonable facilities for leisure
and open-air life."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
PROVES HER PATRIOTISM
Soldiers Wife Cares for Children and
Runs Farm.

Mrs. Wilbur Hooper Of Bellaire, gan.,
wife Of soldier. has two small chill
dren to look after and a small farm.
Despite the care Of the children she
has planted % acres Of corn, cares for
20 head Of cattle and milks eight cows
She has bought a $50 Liberty bond and
given $40 to the Red Cross.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
How Automatic Machines Benefit Man.
kind.

Automatic machines cut out the la
Dor Of three men, say. These men are
permitted to go into field where auto
matte machines haven't appeared yet.
1t Is all good, declares Charles M.
Horton in Industrial Management. The
machine has let loose these men In
ordtr to let them work elsewhere to-
ward keeping the big storehouse up
to demands. And so on, forever. with.
out end. When all work is done by
machinery. all mankind will have
leisure to pursue arts and the like to
their own hearts desire. But get this I:
Automatic machinery is mans friend
and not his enemy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
Friends Steal His SAVINGS.

John Smaller, Slav OF Pittsburgh.
trusted two men Of his own race with
5000 while he held box filled with
securities" waiting for them to re-
turn. After an hour passed he opened
the box to fnd It filled with old paper.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
ALABAMA FIRST
0.CAPTURE HUNS
Chaplain Tells of Exploits of Rain
bow Division.
STRIKE Terror TO ENEMY

American Boys Refuse to Give Inch to
Savage Hordes Of Beast of Berlin
Untold crueIties Left in Wake Of
Barbarians Would Shame the Old.
Time American Redskin-Yanks Are
Bravest Of Soldiers.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
NUzUDYTA CARIENE SU
DUKTERIMIS.

Londonas, rugs. l3.-Laik-
raStis Daily Express pazymi,
jog iis turf neuzginamp in
fomacijQ, kad bolSevikai yra
nuzude ir buvusiQ cariene su
dukterimis, taigi visa Roma
now seimyna.
BuvusiOs carients brOlis,
princas Frederick Charles. il
llesse, sutikes priimti Suomi,
jos karunQ. Veikiai susirinks
Suomijos seimas. Kaip tik Sis
patvirtins prince nora, tuomei
.is els j Suomijos karalius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
VOKIECIAI MANO LAIKY-
TIES HINDENBURGO LINZ.
JOJE.
Pramatomas sprendziamasis
muSis.

Londonas, rugs. ll.-Talki-
ninkai dabar jau kuOne visur
atsidura Salimais HindenburgO
linijos, il kur vokieciai Simet
buvo prad6je savo nepavyku-
sia Ofensyva. Kick suzinota,
vokieciai yra nusprende nesi-
traukti il tos linijos ir paS6-
lusiai ligi paskutinpju ginties,
kad butq galima jiems ten pra
leisti ziema.
Hindenburgo linija ziemai
praleisti yra CANA tinkama.
Mes tenai giliai zemtje vokie-
ciai turi pasigamine kuogeriau
sius pagyvenimus ir visokias
zemeje priedangas. Teeiau tos
visokios rqsies gilios zem6je
olos ir lindynas patterns vo-
kieeiams neduoda ramybes.
VolSieciq stabas nepasitiki ka-
reiviais. Bijosi If paciQ talki-
ninkp smarkiq uzpuolimQ.
Prize dabartines tallSininku
atakp sistemos vokieciu ka-
revival negali suspect greitu
laiku iseiti is pozeminiq lin
dyniu, ypac il gilesniu, idant
kuoveikians atremti atakas.
Gil jei to nepadaro, tuomet
talkininkai su tankomis apsu-
pa apkasus ir visas skyles ir
ten esancius vokiecius isszudo
rankinemis bombomis arba pri
vereia pasiduoti.
Bet yra dAr kitas labai svaf-
bus klausimas. Vokieciu karei-
vip imoralis stovis nupuoles
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
KARIAUS, KOL NELIKS
NEI VIENO zYDO.

Maskva, rugs. 13.-Lenino
pagelbininkas Trockis, pasi-
vadines bolScviku karts mi
histeriu, andai muse telegra-
ma gen. Aleksiejevui, kurs
kariauja prizes bolsevikus. Tro-
ckis jam pranesa, kad iis uz
kiekviena nuzudyta bolsevika
nuzudysiqs viena oficierQ.
Gen. Aleksiejcv. Trockiui at
sake, kad jci bolScvikai ne
perstos zude rusQ oficieriQ, tai
tuomet jis taip, ilgai kariau-
siqs, keI Rusiioj neliksia nei
-yiene 'zydo.
Po sito atsakymo bolSevikai
daug suimtp oficierip paliuo-
savo. Bet dar daugelio truk-
sta. Tuos tai bus nuzude boil
Sevikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
BOLsEVIKU zvERIsKU-
MAS.

Stockholm, rugs. l3..-BolSe-
villq nuzudyto anglQ kapito-
no Cromie, ambassadors palyd6-
vo, lavonQ bolSevikai iskabi-
no per ambasados langQ il
paliko. Lavonas baisiai buvo
subjauriotas.
Ir nezinia kaip ilgai butu
taip lake kapitono lavona.
Bet prizes tai uzprotestavo neu
traliu saliQ pasiuntiniai. La
vona tuomet bolSevikai prasa-
limo is viesOsiOs vietOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
GEN. PERSHING BRIAU-
JASI PIRMYN 20 MYLIU
ILGIO FRONTU.
Didziausias veiklumas aplin-
kui st. Mihiel.
SU AMERIKONU ARMI,
JOMIS LORRAINE FROM.

TIE, rugs. 13.-Amerikonai va
kar anksti ryte praGejo ofen-
syva prizes vokiecius st. Mi,
hiel fronte. Visur jiems seka-
81 kuopuikiausia. Paeme ke-
las vietas pirmoje vokieciu
linijoje.
Ataka pietineje st. Mihiel
kylio puseSe buvo padaryta IL
mylip ilgio frontu. Vakarine
ie puseje, 8 mylip frontu. Vo-
kieciai abiejose pusese metasi
atgal.
Suk0ncentruOta daugybe
prancuzu-amerikonp artileri-
jos. Veikia daugelis talkinin-
kp aeroplanQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
vALSTIE6IAI PAEME V0-
LoGDA.

Stockholm, rugs. l3.-RusQ
baltoji gvardiia- susidedanti
is Permts Cub. valstieciq, pa
ami nuo bolSevilsp VologdQ.
Bolsevikai pirm apleisiant
miesta, sita sudegino.
Be to, valstieciq baltoji
gvardija paama Niznii-Novgo-
rodq. Pirmiau sitam mieste bu
vo svarbiausias bolsevilxizpo
lizdas.
N.-Novgorodc nara darho,
nei maisto. Pastaraisiais lai-l
kais tenai daznai buvo kcliami
sumiSimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
LLOYD GEORGE SPEJA.
KAD TALKININKAI PAINS
PERGALE.
Tx reikia galingos tautu So
jungos.
Manchester, Angliioi, rue

MduClcSIeI, AnSllJOJ, rugs.
l3.-"Premjeras Lloyd Geor-
ge vakar cia pasak6. kad'
niekas kitaS, kaip tik anglQ
tautoS Strides SustojimaS tai
kininkams uzstes kelia prize
tikrOS pergal6s".
Premjeras sake, kad dabar-
tintje OfenSyvoje anglai pane
Sc tik penktQ dali tn nuoSto-
liu. kOkius paneS6 1916 m.
Savo kalbOie premjeras Lilo
yd George pasak6, kad jiSai re
mia mint tautu sQjungOs il,
kad jau sQjunga isteigta. Bri-
taniioS imperiia, sake, yra lai-
Svp tautQ sajmga. Taip-gi tai
kininku Salys, kariaujancios
del tarptautiniu teisiQ, daba'
yra laisvQ tautu sajunga.
"Kad uzbaigti visas kares'
sake. ''turime pricSininkus
priverSti padaryti pastoviQ
taika. Prusijos militarin6 ga
lyb6 netik turi but sulauzyta,
bet Vokietija if vokieeiai turl
zinOti, kad ju valdytoiai SUI
lauze zmonijos teises ir, kad
Prusijos galyb6 neisgelb6s ju
nuO bausm6S.
"Sita tmi but paskutint
kard. Nebukime isitikine, kad
Wien tik suorganizavimas tau,
tn saiungos be jokios galybfs
apsaugos pasauli nuo katas-
trofos. Tautp sQjunga su ne.
pergalata Prusijos militarin'
galybe butp sajunga lapes il
zasu-vienos lapes ir daugy-
hes zasq. zasp skaitlius diae.
liai sumazetp".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
TAIKOS OFENSYVA VEL
KIA vISU SMARKUMU.

Washington, rugs. .13.-Sa-
lies valdininkai cia pripazys-
Ia, kad vokieGiq taikos ofen-
syva veikia visu smarklmu.
Kanclierio Hertling'o nett
k6ti iSsireiskimai, formalesni
pasakymai grafo Burian, vo-
kiecip sosto inpedinio patent
Iimai il, dabar, voxieciq kai-
zerio kalba aiskiai parodo,
kad pradeta progressive tai
kos kampanija.
Jeigu valdininkai nebutq
tvirtai isitikine, kad yeikimas
kuris, suprantama, pagimdy-
tas SUI dviveidziu tikslu, kad
humaldyti sukilancius Vokie-
tijos socijalistus il, kad gau-
ii taikon geidzianeiuosius tai
kos siulymai is tokip vietu is
rodytq netinkami. Matoma,
lzad vokieeiai siuliiimus pas
tato tik delto, kad susilpninti
talkininkus kares vedime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
PROFESSIONAL NEUTRA.
LES sALYS.

Stockholm, rugs. 13.-Neu-
traliu saliQ pasiuntiniai Pet
rograde padave savo protestq
bolsevikq valdziai. Protestno-
ia jie prizes masini politikiniu
kaliniq il siaip jan zmoniu
zudyma.
Pasiuntiniai grumoja, kad
iei bolsevikai nepertrauks tq
zmoniq skerdyniq, tuomet jq
salys iSvys il savo ribq visus
bOlsevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
ANGLAI APs1AUcIA CAM
BRAI.

PARYzIUS, rugs. 49,
Fieldmarsalo Haig'o kariuo-
meme prisiartino dar arciau
prie Cambria. Paeme iris svar-
bius miestelius-Havrinc
Trescault ir Moeuvres. Dau-
giau kaip 1000 vokieciu pa
kliuvo nelaisven. siaureje nuo
Havrincourt anglai persiver-
ze per Canal du Nord.
Anglams visur sekasi kuo-
geriausia. ao.a-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
IS S0C|JAL|SIU B0LSEVlkQ'
"ROJAUS' !
PrdneSama, bo|Sevikai nuzu-
de ir cariene

vikai priverta registruoties.
Juos visus paskui sudm6 ir
istisia savaite be maisto lai-
kd kaldjimuose. Tarpe jig pa
kilo cholera ir kitokios .l'gos.
Nara ziniq, kick tq oficie-
riQ paskui paliuosuota. Tx
zinoma, kad bolsevikai jQ tuk
stanGius nuzud6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
GINKLUOJASI Prizes BOIL
sEVIKUS.

Stockholm, rugs. l3.- Ka-
zaniaus guberniios valstieciai
ginkluojasi prizes bolsevikus.
Niznii-Novgorod gubernijo-
je susiorganizavo rusq baltoii
gvardija ir Sesiuose distrik-
tuose pakilo prizes bolSevikp
sOvietus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
vAzINES Tx sARvUOTUO
Sc AUTOMOBILIUOSE

Amsterdam, rugs. BIOL
'Sevikq valdzia paskelba vi
stems savo komisarams isaky-
ma, kad jie labjaus pasirupin-
tu apsaugoti savo gyvasti. Pa
tariama jiems niekur "tuscio-
mis-" neiseiti, gi gatvamis va
zineti tik sarvuotais automo-
biliais. Tuo budu busia galima
apsisaugoti priesininkp pasi-
kesinim6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13

AMERIKONAI PAEME 10
M1ESTp.
SU PIRMAJA AMERIKOS
ARMIJA PRANCUZIJOJE,

SU PIRMAJA AMERIKOS
ARMIJA PRANCUZIJOJE,
rugs. 13.-Neoficijaliai pra-
nesta, kad jau puole miestas
st. Mihiel, kuri vokieciai val
de rfuo keturiu savaiciu pc
kares pradzios.
Amerikonu ofensyvos objek
tyve vieta, rodos, yra Metz.
Kareivius- -pestininkus atakon
lydi 100 amerikonu tanku.
Anksti vakar ryte po ameriko-
nu smarkiu uzpuolimu puo-
le 10 miestp. Paimta nelaisven
5000 vokiecip. Naujoj ameri-
konu ofensyvoj dalyvauja $50,
900 amerikonp kareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
AMER|K0NA| STOJO OFEN-
SYvON ST. M|H|EL FR0NTE
kaizeriS kalba api0 taika
Washington0 sakoma, kad jis
prddeda taik0S "ofensyva'
VOKIETIJOS KAIZERIS NO
RI TAIKOS.
Tuo tikslu darbuojasi ir 10
ministerial.

Amsterdam, rugs. 13.-Aky
veizdoj nesenai ivykusiu atsi-
tikimQ, sake Frankfort lei
tung'o kOrespondentaS Berly-
ne, kalb6damas apie paskalaS
kaslink perSimainymo valid
zioS, viSai galimaS daiktas,
kad reichStagas tikrai isiti-
kinS, ar valdzia yra uztekti-
mai druta ir drQsi vieSai il
teisinSai varyti taikoS poll
tikQ taiS supratimaiS. km'ie
remiasi ant reichStago rczo-
liuciiQ >alygQ.
Didel6 reichstagO daliS ma
no, kad vidujin6s reformos,
labjausiai lyguS balsavimaS
Prusiioie, yra Svarbiausi iran
kiai uzlaikymui viespatiios
SpdkQ kardje. Jeigu valdzia
pasrodys perSilpna arba XII
taip netikuSi SiaS refOrmaS
auginti, reichStagaS reikalauS.
kad valdzioie butp padaryta
perSonal6S permainoS.
KalbddamaS Krupp'o anu
nicijOS dirbtuv6se, ESsen'e,
kaiZeriS Wilhelmas pasaki.
kad kiekvienas tolimiauSi0ie
tevyn6S kertdie gerai Zinc.
jog jiSai (kaizeris) ''nepali-
ko nei vienO akmens neap-
verstO, idant Sutrumpinti kick
galint kare zmontmS ir Vi
sam civilizuotam eurOpiniam
pasauliui'.
| Kaizeris pasakt, kad pada-
ryti taika reikia dvieju-kad
vienas taikQ gall padaryti tik
tuomet, kuomet jiSai pergali
kitQ. Nokietija, sake, buvo a.
kiS j aki Su jos priesininkp
determinacija ia panaikinti.
Tai-gi iinai turf prizes juoS
spirits su tokia pacia determi-
nacija palaikyti savo gyvybe.
Pamin6jes savO taikos siu-
lijimus, -kaizeris pasak6, kad
Vokietija visiems, kurie more
! jo Suprasti, gerai iSaiSkinusi,
"kad mes visuOmet pasiren-
ge paduoti taikos ranka".
"Sugraudintas ju rupesciais"
"SavO keliOn6Se per vieSpati-
jq, kalb6jau su daugybe mas
liu, kaimieGiQ ir nariq land
weihr'O ir landstrum'O. Ju Sir
dys buvO pilnos rupesciQ. Bet
jie Wis mintyse lake, kad prize
derm6s turi pirmQ vietQ. Esmi
sugraudintas jusQ rupesciais
ligi gallo Strides.
"ViskaS daryta t6viSkais
patarimais, kad kick galint
sumazinti jusu naSta. ButQ
buve galima daug gera pada-
ryti kitokiais budais. Tai-gi
negalima stebeties, kad Sen ir
| ten yra nepasitenkinimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
PETR0GRADA PAEME
VALSTIEGIAI.


Londonas, rugs. 13.-Rusi
jos valstieciai, kurie pirm ke
liu dienu buvo sukile prie'
bolsevikus, kaip praneSta, i
sibriove Petrogradan ir tena
prisijunge prie didziumos gy
ventoiu, kariaujanciu pries
bolSevikus.
Musiai gatvdse seka. Mics
tas keliose vietose Wis dar de-
ga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
DAUGIAU AMERIKONU
ARCHANGELSKE.

Washington, rugs. 13.-Gen.
March paskelba, jog daugiau
amerikonu kareivip issodinta
Archangelske. Jie tenai pri-
iungiami prize ta)kininku su
tikslu pravesti tvarka siauri-
n6j Rusijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
ANGLAI IR PRANCUZAI
LAIKOMI KALEJIME.

Stockholm, rugs. 13.-Petro
grade bolSevikai turf suareS-
tave II >anglu il II prancuzp.
Jie visi uzdaryti Petropavlovs
ko tvirtoves kal6jime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13

taip zemai, kad su jais mega
lima pcrdaug skaityties ir
jais pasitikdti. siandie vokie-
Giq kareiviai yra labai linke
pasiduoti, kaip tolesniai ka-
riauti.
Sito apsireiskimo todel lab
iausia ir bijosi vokieciQ Sta
bas. Pramato, kad kuomet tai
kininkai uzatakuos Hindenbur
go liniia, tuomet vokiefiu ka-
revival gall nepaklausyti savo
oficieriu komandos, gall neiS-
eiti is giliu liudyniQ, kad pas
kui pasiduoti talkininkams.
7 tai. atsiziurint, vokieciq
stabas paskelb6 parddymus,
kad visOkie HindenburgO lini-
joje apkasai ir olos nebutu
gilesnds, kaip tik 8 pedQ po ze-
me. Gilesnes skyles lsakyta
uzdaryti arba apgriauti.
4.
TaS reiSkia, kad vOkieciai
jau patys savimi nepasitiki.
Toks savimi nepasitikejimas
visuomet pagamina pragaisti.
Gi<jei taip, vokieciai negales
pasilaikyti Hindenburgo lini-
joje. Tuo labjau, kad vokie-
CLANS truksta jau ir amuni-
cijos.
Pramatomas didelis musis.
Paryziuje pramatoma ir net
'visq jau kalbama, jog gen.
Foch neleis vokieciams atsl-
kv6pti il suSistiprinti linden
burgo linijoje. Kadangi tos
linijos svarbiausias nugarkau-
lis yra Gobain augStumos, ku-
rios gina operacijine vokieciu
stovyklq-Laon, todel tenai il
reikia laukti baisaus, spren-
dziamojo music, nuo kurio pri
gul6s tolesnis siaurin6s Pran-
cuzijos ir vakarines Belgiios
likimas.
Mes jei vokieciai ta musl
pralos, tai neteks Laon ir ture /,
atsimesti is siaurines Prancu-
zijos ir didelies dalies Belgi-
jos. Gi prancuzai jau netoli tn
Gobain augstumq. Gen. Foch
tenai sutraulsia skaitlinga ka
riuomene. Jei pasisells genero-
lui Foch laiku sugabenti rel
kiama artilerija, dar 81 meme
Isl galime tiketies sulaukti di-
deliq atsitikimu vakarp from
tie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13

Paryzius, rugs. l3.-Vokie-
ciai tarp Antwerp'o ir Metz
gamma nauja defensyvos IL
Mia. Drutavietts Antwerp'e
Sutaisomos ir sudrutinamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
SUv. yALsTuy MUGS
TOLIAI kARtJE.

Washington, rugs. 13.-Va-
kar karts ofisas pranese Shv.
Valstijq nuostoliu kareje SO
rasa su 33S pavardamis. Is ju:
ZuvO muSiuose -
PrazuvO Ill
Pavojingai suaeista 175
Mirt nuo zaizdq II
Mir6 nelaimeje /
Mire nuo ligp 5
Suzeista, laipsnis nezi-
nomas, 8
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
NUzUDYTA TUKSTAN61AI
oFICIERIV.

Amsterdam, rugs. 13.-Bu-
vusios rusq kariuomenis TO-
600 oficieriq Maskvoje boise
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13
.Buenos Aires, Argentina,

rugs. 13.-Cia pactos iSnesio-
toju streikas dar tesiasi. IL
nematoma greitOs taikos. Pac-
Ia neisnesiota nuo praejusio
penktadienio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-13

"Bet kam-gi mes uz sitq
turime dekoti! Kas-gi nuo pat
kar6s pradzios kalb6jo apie
badu ismarinima vokieciu mo-
teriQ ir vaikQ? Kas-gi karen
atneS6 baisiq neapkantqs Tai
buvO prieSininkai!
Tyciojosi is taikos siulymu.
"Kiekvienas is jusp nors
tolimiausioje t6vyn6s kert6jc,
gerai Zinc, kad as neapvertes
nepalikau nei maaiausio ak
mems, idant kick galint SUI
trumpinti kare jums ir jusQ
zmOn6ms ir visam civilizu0-
tam europiniam pasauliui.
GruOdziO mdnesyj, 1916 m.,
rs prieSininkams padariau ais
kiuS taikos pasiulymus, var
du Vokietiios ir jos talkinin-
kiQ. PrieSininkai atsakd pasi-
tycioiimais, pajuokimais ir
panieka.
"AugSciausias Zinc mano at
sakomybGs jausmus. BE apsis-
tojimo pastaraisiais m6nesiais
atsakantieji vardai visiems
dave suprasti, kad mes visuo-
met pasirenge taikai padueti
ranka".
"Isakyta nuo Augsciausio".
PaaiSkindlamas, kOdel VO-
kietiia, po 40 metp taikos,
praddio baisiq kare, kaizcris
SakO:
"Ilgai ta dalykQ apmasciau.
Atradau sekanGiQ iSvada.
"Siame pasaulyi geras re-
miasi su blogu. Tai tokiuo bu-
du dalykai isakyta nuo Augs-
Giausio-taip il ne. Ne, paei-
nantis nuO abejOianGiOs min
ties, remiasi su taip, paeinan-
ciu nuo uzsitikrinusiOs min
ties; ne, pesimisto minties,
prizes taip, optimistic minties;
ne, netikinciO, prizes taip, IT,
kajimo apGyndjo; pragaro ne
prizes dangaus taip.
"Jus sutiksite su inanim,
kad 81 kar6 yra pasekm6 dide-
les negacijos. Klausiate, ko-
kiOs negacijos! Tai negacijos
vokieciQ teisds gyventi. Mega
ciios visOs musQ kulturos.
Negacijos musq nuveikimq,
visQ musQ darby.
"Gi musQ priesininSai vi
stems musq nuveikimams pa
vyd6jo ir prad6jo priesintis.
Tai-gi tas ir buvo priczastis
SiOs kar6s".
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
WILD TROLLEY RIDE
 IN MYSTIC VILLAGE Car Run Down Parks Hill to Car Barn With Brakes Useless,

Running without its brakes work ing, q trolley car in Mystic on We'd nesday morning about 1O.9o made wild flight down Parks hill to the car barn before it could be brought to a stop. The car sailed down the steep grade and around two sharp curves, uncontrolled by brakes. but kept to the rails all the way.
 The trouble started at the corner of School street, in West Mystic, where flames were discovered underneath the car, presumably due to a short circuit, These were extinguished cas- fly, but they had evidently destroyed the effectiveness of the air brakes. The car proceeded all right until Parks hill was reached and when Motorman Wilcox tried to apply the brakes they failed to work and the car rapidly gathered speed as it descended the steep incline. Efforts to use the hand brakes by Motorman Wilcox and at the rear of the car by Conductor John Branch, who was riding on the car, though not of it's crew, were fu- tile.
 The car scooted past Fort Rachel place and to the car barn before il could be brought to a stop. As ii lurched al ound tte curves the pas senEers were thrown about and some of them bruised, but fortunately none was injured seriously. One passenger Ralph Packer. jumped off during the flight of the car, but he landed safe ly CD