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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04

A book entitled Use Your Government, Dy
Alissa Franc, lies upon my table. l wish II lay
upon the table of every family in the OnlIeu
States. o
Most of us have very vague idea OF gov
ernment's business. And when the ldea Is no'
vague it is wrong From reading wnat the pm
tcians and reformers say we get the notion tna'
the government is helpless, wasteiul anu Inooll
netent affair AS matter of fact the government
of the United States is of immense pTactlcaI ny
IN the neople 1t would be more so IL the Peopl0
understood how to use it. oonoise and
This book goes at the matter In cohol0o an"
Ineligible way.
It is in eight parts. The first part is about the
farmer It shows him how the government can
assist him in planting and growing his crops IN
controlling destructive insects, in 1mpoV1ne ms
live stock in forest fire protection, in procurlns
farm hands in marketing, in farm finance, IN dedl-
ing with diseases prevalent in rural districts IN Or
ganizing courses of reading for country 1amlIies'
and in MANY other ways useful not only TO tne
farmer hut to his wife and to the girls ana ooyo;
The government conducts farmers institutes anu
movable schools and experiment statlons' IL sup
Niles almost any information that is wanted.
The second section is for the settler, telling MIN
of the disposition of public lands, and such mat
tiers as irrigation redemption OF arid dstrcts lot
est surveys work and the geological survey.
Part three shows the assistance the govern
ment can be to the man in business, the practical
assistance it furnishes to the mining industry, the
fish industry the fur trade, the lumberman, the
simmer and the like. 1t shows the government
interest in the development of water power, in the
nreservation of the national parks. Also how the
business man is helped by the federal trade COM
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04
German Losses.

The Allies have hoped from the outset that
Germanys losses in the offensive into it's ninth
week would be weakening as to render far easier
their ultimate task of crushing Prussianism to the
dust The reasonableness of this hope is strength
ened by the estimate of German casualties which
the French military authorities have computed
upon authentic information and upon most con-
servative basis.
Since March the twenty-frst, it thus appears
the Kaiser has lost a minimum Of five hundred and
twenty thousand men. Within this period he has
EMPLOYED total of two hundred and sixty dvi-
sions or upwards of three million men, including
the divisions he has used several times over. His
losses for each division believed to have averag
ed not less than two thousand men. 1t is consd-
cred certain, moreover, that he now has at his dis
posal only ten divisions of unused troops.
These figures which err, If at all, on the side
of conservatism arc indeed significant They
show that German man power, to which there is
already plainly -sible limit, is being hurled des-
perately into adventure that so far has brought
nothing in the nature of a decisive return. In the
Soissons-Rheims drive now in progress German
casualties are apparently as heavy in the earlier
onsIaughts in Picardy and Flanders. If, then,
the present drive ends as indecisively the pre-
ceding ones the Kaiser will have suffered a stag
gering defeat no matter how many square miles
of shell devasted territory he may gain For
ed a point that will render him highly vulnerable
when the Allied offensive begins and that will
make certain his eventual defeat.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04

prehension, will inevitably suffer gradual lower
ing of both his bodily and his mental vigor.
He is likely, for that matter, to make himself
less vigorous by unhygienic practices born OF his
overwhelming anxiety about his position.
Thus he may unduly shorten his vacations, or
try tC get along without any vacation at all. Or
he may habtualy work overtime, at the cost of az
ercise and recreation indispensable to health.
His employer, noticing this, may applaud his
fidelity. But as signs of decreasing ability multi
ply the employers applause is sure to be succeed
ed by sentiments of altogether different sort
And even if this disastrous mistake is not made
even if the apprehensiVe one has never worked
more than the customary number of hours, and
has taken vacations like other men-his self-creat
ed atmosphere of gloom is bound to work damage
to him.
Reacting to it physically, he will be afflicted in
some degree with disturbances of digestion, nutri-
ton, circulation, etc. These in time will AFFECT
his mental power because Of the intimate connec-
ton between mind and body.
Then the ability to work will drop below what
it ought to be, AND BELOW WHAT 1T WOULD
BE IF ONLY THE WORKER COULD BRING HIM
SELF TO DO HIS WORK IN A CHEERFUL,
COURAGEOUS SPIRIT.
To take ones work seriously but not too
rousy, to refuse to worry uselessly mistakes.
to profit from criticism without falling into panic,
to face the future confdently-that is the truly
sensible attitude for all who work.
The law is always the same. In work, as in
everything else fear is paralyzing force Of
deadly potency.
Copyright, 1918, by the Associated Newspapers.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04
KEEP SMILING!
BY A WOMAN

Keeping up the corners is womans JOB.
In war times it is especially her job to keep up
the corners Of her lips-in a smile! -.
The eyes the windows OF the soul'-Ine ups
are the door-plate of the disposition
Iip-corners that turn upward speak the eterhal
welcome" of frequent smile and happy heart'
Lip-corners that turn downward whisper warn
ing "No admittance. Beware the dog
Wise Young men seeking vile are the men VINO
give the lips of their lady loves good hard LOOK
before they kiss ask an answer to The question
of love. -. :. ,o Oh a
The time to look at a woman's lips is when she
doesn't know YOU are looking. Any Womans hps
will curve upward in a smile when sne Is consclouS
of inspection. The tell-tale corners must Oe
watched when the mouth is in repose ana INC o"neA
The wears that bring the girl to womanhood
have set in the corners of her lips the recoru Va
bar smiles and gentlenesS-Or OF her troWns pOu'S,
obstinacy, and melancholy. He VINO runs m"S i
the signs. ,.o, ,,ravs ha1d
And now, in war times, lips which always Ielu ~
the sweet upward curve or Smiles musI Suoiu ~
carefully lest the heartache and the sad thousnIs
that follow absent lovers, sons, orothers, am
friends shall erase the beauty ana hose $petfui
thoughts have been recorded in DOWNWARD cur ,s
must start new record and in the beauty OIL selI-
forgetfulness and the pride and gaorS oi Sef'-'''
must turn the corner" toward sInlIeS'
There is one supreme law of beauty and charm
every woman should learn by the time she is six
teen and remember every day thereaftr: All men
hate and love smiles; there Is no DeauIy III
mouth which does not smile.
Month corners are like a traffic poceman's sig
nal to men who have. eyes anu use Chem'
Lips that turn upward signal 60 ahead"
Lips that turn downward signal Stop!
And lips that lie in straight line might say
'oTake chance you may be able to turn the cor
ners"
Wise men look to a womsD's mouth for more
than words and kisses
They look for the reflected light of the heart
a smile.
1T is the color which love wears, and cheerful
ness and joy-these three. 1t is the light in the
window of the face by which the heart signifies TO
lover, husband son. brother, or friend that 1t Is
at home, and waiting!'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04

r. EAR and achievement seldom go hand in
r hand. One of the surest ways in which
man can make certain of losing his job is
by being perpetually afraid of losing it.
And thousands of men-many of them really
capable men-have lost good jobs simply because
they afraid that they would lose them.
They are men in whom vividness of magma
ton is combined with pathetic lack of self-con-
fdence.
Consciously unconsciOusly they torture
themselves with mental pictures of the evils OF
unemployment. They constantly put to themselves
the question of what will happen if they get out
of work.
Under the impulse of their apprehension they
may even resort-many unhappily do resort-to
low schemes and disreputable devices intended to
clnch their hold the positions they are filling.
If they in a feow-worker one who they
fear may some day aspire to their place, they be-
gin to plot and plan against him. Energy which
should be devoted to their work is wasted IN
office politics.
For time, but only for time, their schem-
ing may seem to pay. Soon or late 1T brings the
penalty most dreaded-dismssal.
And in the last analysis, it brings this penalty
not because the Observation-Disclosures turned Of
fee politician but because HIS FEAR MADE HIM
INCAPABLE OF RENDERING THE SERVICE HE
WAS HIRED TO RENDER.
Fear indeed, will have the same result no mat
ter how resoute the refusal to strive for safety
by the despicable practice of injuring felloW-em-
ployes.
For the apprehensive one, by reason of his ap-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-04

~ASHINGTON, d. c., June EVERY war
\x/ has it's plague and in this one it is tubercu-
w lOSis.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-06-29

Pursuant to the proclamation Of the
President of the United States, and the
Governor Of this State, meetings will
be held in every School House in this
county at $50 p. m. on Friday, June %,
1918, to secure subscriptions for War
Savings Stamps to the amount which
the United States Government expects
to borrow from the people of this
county in this way. u ~
The law provides that no person can
hold in his own name War Savings
Stamps exceeding $1,000 maturity
value. War Savings Stamps, however.
may be purchased for other members
of the family; including minor children.
A definite quota of War Savings
Stamps has been assigned each school
district and community, which will be
announced at each meeting on June
18th. The Government of the United
: States expects all the citizens of every
school district and county to subscribe
for its quota and to pledge themselves
to save. and economic to help win the
war,
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-06-29

SHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed 20 Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
Eleventh and King Streets, City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County,
On SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1918,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz
ALL the ca,.essuage, tract, piece OF
parcel of lana situated in Brandywine
Hundred, New Castle Ccurty and State
OF Delaware bounded and described as
follows. to-wit:- BEGINNING s. E
point in TIE middle of Marsh Road
about eight hundred and twenty-five
feet and six inches Rortheasterly from
the north side of the Philadalpkia Turn
pike Road said point being in the line
of the northeasterly side of q roadway,
laid out twenty-five feet wide through
lands of the estate of William P. Wei
din, deceased, and a corner of land of
Isaac s, Talley; thence along side of
said roadway and by land now or late of
Isaac Isaac s: tally, aorth, sixty degrees
fifteen minutes Eest HEe hundred and
esrper; thence sill by laid 16ii Said
Isaac S, Talley, north fifty-five de9fsas
four ulH4tes west thirteen hundred and
thirty-one fssty and seven inches to
point in . line Of jsnd of Edward Bring
burst, Jr., thence by |qnd of said
Bki9ghurst, south forty seven degrees
seven 4sinutes west, three hundred AGO
thirty nine feet ten inches to a corner
in line of land If William G. Mahaffy;
tlatence along land Of sid Mahaffy south
forty three degrees thirty-1;,e minutes
east, twelye hundred and sixty,fve
feet, two ineiies to corner of land Of
Nicholas Spieles; Gsence along lands of
said Spjeles, and Of William Davidson,
north fifty degrees, thirty-tsree min
ntes east fye hundred and eighty feet
and ten inches Is a corner in said
Dayi9son's land and ~. the southwest
ef1y side of the twenty-five feet road
way: thence along land of said David
son and the southwesterly side of the
said roadway, distant twenty-five feet
from and parsllsl to the
first mentioned course, south sixty de-
0rees fifteen minutes west five hundred
and niaety-seven feet and eight inches |
to point ia the middle of the Marsh !
Road; thence thereby north eighteen
degrees twenty7gys IainYtes east
Exenty.five feet six iass,es 70 the plses |
IF Beginning. Containing within said
bounds exclusive of roads thirteen AID
,4-1OO acres be the same more or less.
Seized and taka8 in execution as the
of Vitus +. Fesbt and Frances
;. Fecht. Executors Of VituS Fecht,
deceased (Ju,ia T. Fecht, wife of Vit4s
Eecht and co-zneftgagor, being also
leadj and to be sold by
THEODORE ". FRANCIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del,
(une IL. 1913.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-06-29
Soldiers will Vote

WASHINGTON, June Is. Negotiations
soon will be issued by the war and navy
departments. Secretaries Baker and
Daniels told callers today providing
that the Americans in military service
both abroad and at homo from States
which have enacted laws for absentees
voting bf those in the service may cast
their ballots in the Congressional elec-
tons next fall.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-06-29

Mr.. Rosenberg will give you some
thing new and fine in the movies on 4th
July night at 7.45, in the Opera House.
It's great, this Spanish dance Naulahka,
80 don't miss it
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-06-29
N0rlcE-DlvlDEND!

New CAsrLa COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF ODESSA, JgEE 10Th. 1918
The Directors have this day declared
a Semi-annual Dividend Of Three and
one half per cent clear of taxes, pay
able on and after June S0th, 1918.
JOS. G. BROWN, Cashier.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
PRASO SUGRAzINTI

LondonaS, gruodzio 3. d.
Prof. T. Masaryk iSreiSke pa,
itikejima, kad Suvienytos
yalstijos If talhininkai greitu
aiku nuspres galutinai Rusi-
os klausima If tokiu budu
~echo-Slovaku kariumene ST.
oire bus paliuosuota il il ga
.es uzimti Slovakijq.
Labai yra pageidaujama,
Nad Cecho-Slovaku armijos is
trancuzijos, ltalijos If Sibi-
70 butu sugrazintos i Slova-
lija, mes, kaip zinios praneSa,
vengrai nedaleis Cecho-Slova-
kams uzimti If sutvarkyti sa-
vo naula respublika Slovaki-
ia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
REIKALAUJA UzDRAUSTl
BOLSEVIKISKA AGITACIIA

BerlinaS, gruodzio 3 d.
Keturi trkstanciai vokisku pa
aficieru ant masinio mitingo
iSnese rezoliucijq, kurioje rel
kalauja valdzios, kad j uz-
draustu platinti agitacijq
Liebknechtui If Luxemburgui.
If kuogreiciausio susaukimc
Steigiamojo Susirinkimo.
Philip Scheidemannas, va
das ramiuju socialistu, buvc
vyriausiuoju kalbetoju. Jis
nurode, kad valdzia dabarti
niame lake turi daug nesma-
gumu is priezasties "negeisti
nq elementu," if karStai agi
tavo uz greita suSaukin3
Steigiamojo Susirinkimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
NoR1 YANKIU AUsTRIJoN

Vjenna, 1apkricio I'D. (su-
velinta). Buvusiojoje Arstri-
jos ilnperijoje daugelyje vie
tu pageidaujama, llad Ameri
ka pasiqstu ten savo kariu-
meme ivedimui tvarkos. Tas
StSatbdytf 0eskaitlius gincus
If riauses, kas nuolat >atsi-
kartoja del daugybes naujai
besiformuliuojancip tautq-tau
teliu, kuriq reikalai, kuone
kiekviename atsitikime, prize
singh vieni Kittens.
zydai, pribunanti Viennon
is Lembergo If Pizemyslic
tvirtina. kad uztektu ten Uni
formoje burelio Amerikos ka
reiviu, idant suIaikius zydp
zudynes, kurios ten IRA be-
veik paprastu dalyku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
MoTERIS SUGRAzINS
KAROLI?

Vienna, gruodzio 3 d. =
Viennos socialistu laikraSciai
SreiSkia baime, kad ilnpera-
orlus KaroliS liks sugrazin-
as ant sosto. Suteikus mote
inns balsavimo teises, kurios
IA daugiausiai po kunigp!
tekme, bijomasi, kad jos ne
lubalsuotu atgal sugrazinti
mt sosto Karoli. LaikraSciai
vlrtina, kad Karolis turf
laug savo agentu Sveicarijoj
+ kltose salyse if kad jis dir
"a pilname kontakte su krikS-
.ioniu socialistu partija su
lkslu sugrizti atgal If uzimti
osta. Reikia zinoti, kad ka~
oils dar Xxi Siam laikui for
naliSkai neatsisake nuo sosto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03

Zydq pranesimai tvirtina,
kad pogromai .aleturi nieio
bendro su bolSevizmu. Tai
yra lenlu pasistenginas, kad
sulaikius zydus nuo jqju ju-
define link laisves iSgavimo,
bel apsisprendimo, kaip ta uz-
brieze PREF. Wilsonas.
81 kova turi pradzia tame,
kad krajinieciai nori tapti
neprigulmingais nuo Lenkijos.
Apielinkeje Lembergo gwen
-ojai rajinieciai, bet pacia-
ne mieste lenkai sudaro di-
1ziuma, tad su pagelba mie-
sto plianuoja paimti j savo
-ankas visa kraSta. Bet Lem
5crgo zydai tokioms lenku uz-
nacioms nepritaria, todel len
Iai, sulyg praneSejo zodziq, If
oersekioja zydus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
MASARYK UzGANEDINTAS.

LondonaS, gruodzio 5 d
I. Masaryk, Prezidentas nau-
JOS Cecho-Slovaku respubli-
Kos, likosi sutiktas su visaiS
nilitariSkais pagerbimais, ka
la jis islipo is laivo. kuriuom
lis atplauke is Suvienytq Val
5tiju. Savo pasikalbejime SIT
korespondentais jis pasake,
kad jis labai yra dekingas
Americas spaudai il zlnonems
uz ju simaptija if gerus no
rus, kuriuos jie parode Ce-
cho-Slovaku tautai. Jis pasi-
sake, kad skubinasi Pragon
dirbti su naujaja valdzia, pri-
5irengime Taikos Konferenci-
ion, mes konferencija yra Ia
bal svarbi del ho-Slovaktl
kadangi il tures nustatyt:
rubezius naujos respublikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
SUGRAzINIMAS KAIZERIC
-KRUPPO PLIANAS.

LoHdonaS. gruodzio 8 d.
0uokalblS atnaujinti Vokieti-
oj imperializma If sugrazintl
'osta eX-kaizeriui Wilhelmui
ikosi atidengtas Berline, SUI
-yg ziniu is Amsterdamo.
Vadovais to Suokalbio buvc
zen. Mackensen, gen. Born ii
5en. Won Arniln.
Pranesama, kad jie isake
Prusijos aficierams tuoiaus
20 demobilizacijai pradeti agi.
acljq uz imperatori. Tam tik
'lui dideles sumos pinigu Ii
losl paskirtos.
Suokalbis nenusiseke tiktai
pasldekavojant slaptosios pol
cllos agentams, ktu-ie atiden-
sc rnegiama suokalbi. Per
Inc If kituose miestuose Ii
Nosl arestuota daug ypatp,
Naltlnamp suokalbyje. Patir
"a, kad buves kaizeris Shame
suokalbyje neturejo artilnl
Irysiu.
Sakoma, kad Gustas Krupr
Bhoeln yra finansistu Shame
daylke. Gen. Mackensen bar
des prikalbinti marsala Hin
denburga, kad jis susivienytu
bet pastarasis atmetes ia pa
kvletima uzreikSdamas, kad /
'sai manqs pasiliuosuoti is ka.
Irlumenes po dernobilizaciiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
APKALBA TAIKOS
SALYGAS.

LondonaS, gruodzio 8 d.
Talkininku konferencijoj, ku-
rioje dalyvauja Francuzijos
premieras Clemenceau, mar
salas Foch, Orlando, Ita1ijos
preimeras il vadai Anglijo;
valdzios, yra tikslu apkalbeti
svarbiausius klausimus il pri-
eiti prize galutino ju iSriSimo.
Bus apsvarstomi Sic iris klau
sinai:
|. Kokios taktikos talkinin
kai turf prisilaikyti prize Pre-
zidento Wilsono paziurp kas-
link "liuosybe jurip."
2. Likimas kaizerio If bu-
das, kuriuomi galima butu j
atiduoti ! rankas justicijos.
Prize Sito klausimo bus pri-
skaityta if atlyginimas, kokic
talkininkai reikalaus is Vo
kietijos.
3. SuSvelninti nuotikius
tarp Jugo-Slavu If Italijos
Adriatiko pakrasciuose. Bus
pavartota Anglijos If Francu
zijos itekne, kad Italia pa
gerbtu, ant kick yra ga1ima
Jugc- 5lavq aspiracijas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
PASKELBS WILSONO
UREDA TUSCIU.
Copy z C.
Mo-. 8

WaShmgtonaS, gruodzio 3
d d.-lllinojaus valstijos sena-
torius Sherman, republicans,
praneSe Siadien, kad jis iteiks
Senatui rezoliucija, kurioj bus
paskelbta, kad Prezidento
Wilsono uredas randasi ne
uzimtu il kad lake Preziden-
to Wilsono nebuvimo Sioje sa-
lyle, butu suteikta visa gale
Prezidento pildyne pareigg
vice-prezidentui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
LENKQ MANIFESTACIIA
VILNIUJE.

Lenkp amerikoniski laikrascia
oaduoda sekancia zinia, kuria il
'ako yra paeme is savo "kraja
w laikras6iu:
"Kaip pranesa 'krajavi'
laikraS6iai, Vilnius, einant pc
domis kitty lenkiskp miestu
talp pat surenge puikia mani
festacija Suvienytos ir nepri
gulmlngos Lenkijos obalsiu
Skaitlingi burial, kur tautinia
lenku) zenklai plevesavo auks,
sciaus miniu, slinko Vilniau.
gatvemis, giedant tautiska.
giesmes.
"Visi miesto lenkai-gyvento
jail kurie sudaro perseverance,;
q gyventoju diduma. dalyva.
vo sioj ceremonijoj. Prize gal,
sta grail if kilta manifesto
CHA buvo suprovokuota vokie
civ policijos, kuri pradejo sau
dyti / miniq, daug ypatq su
zeisdama."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
LENKAI zUnO zYDUS.

Vienna, gruodzio 2 d. =
Sinai zyud Lemberge (Lvo-
ve) neturi jokios pastoges,
kad prisiglaudus nuo Salcio.
Mat lenkai paeme mieste pir-
menybe pradejo zydq pogro-
mus. Sulyg praneSimu, ten
randasi daug uzmuStu If su-
zeistp. Sudeginta iris sinago-
gos If apie aStuonisdesimtis
nanny. Mieste esti nuolatinei
pleSimai. Pogromp banga
slenka / vakarus link Jaros'
Law if / pietus link Drono-
bycz.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
Revoliucija Lietuvoj?

Paryziaus laikrastis L T e m p S
savo nimeryj 15-tos dienos lap
kricio ia >ina sekanciq zinia, ku-
ri jam yra prisiusta is Genevos,
Sveicarijoj:
"Sekanti zinute is Lietuvos
paseke Svecarija: Lietuvos Ia
ryba persikeite. JOS vieta uz-
eme grupa socijalistu, kurie
prmlau nuo jos buvo prasi-
saline. Nauja valdzia paskelbe
susaukima Steigiamojo Seimo
(Constituante).
"Viespatauia salyje didele
betvarke; traukiniai daugiau
nevaikScioja.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
OAR DU LAIVAI ISPLAUKE
SU KAREIVIAIS NAMO

WdShlngtonaS. Kares De
partamentas gavo praneSima,
kad is Liverpoolio isplauke
dar du Laval.
Laivas Ascanius, ant kurio
yra grazinami AZ aficierai If
AT kareiviai atplauks New
Yorkan, o kitas laivas su 81
aficierais If 1867 kareiviais
atplauks j Bostono portq.
Ant abiejp laivu grqzinami
yra aviacijos pulkai If keletas
suzeistu kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-03
MILzINISKI BELGIJOS
NUOSTOLIAI.

Brussels, gruodzio 3 d. =
Centralis industrialinis komi-
tetas Belgijos po iStyrinejimc
praneSe. kad nuostoliai, pada
ryti Belgiiai vokieciu militia
risky oikupacijq lake Sios ka
res if konfiskavimas maSine-
rios If kitokios medziagos
5ielia apie 5000, 100000 Csc
SIS biiljonus, penkis Simtus
5esiasdeSimts tukstanciu)
frankly.