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Evening journal., 1918-09-24
COUNTY FINANCE.

Charles II. Lippinoott, county treas
urer. reported TO the Levy Court today
that New Castle County has $50 0,506.37
10 The credit Of current funds and a
miscellaneous roads account. amounting
10 sis633.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance OF dirt roads /:
Christians hundred, s77e9; Mill Creek,
1897 81; White Clay Creek. ss570s; Pen
cader, si,33i0i: New Castle, s67s.s3; I;
Red Lion, s6ss 81; So. Georges, s2.l72 ST; !;
Appoqulnimlnk. s5is04; Blackbird
81, 1926; Brandy1ylne, ss5oss.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
ITALIANS ALSO ADVANCE.

BY the United Press.
LONDON. Sept. 2i-Italian troops,
operating on the left flank OF The Brit
ish and Greeks In the Nardar Valley
have advanced ten miles since yester-
day according 20 a dispatch from the
Salonica front today.
The Serbians alone have taken i2.-
900 prisoners and 40 guns so far, IL is
reported.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
RrLGARIANs nETrnE.

By the United Press.
SOFIA, Sept p Delayed p Retire
meni OF the Bulgarian armies between
the Cerna and Nardar was announced
by The Bulgarian War once today.
As q result Of our front giving way
between the Cerna and the Nardsr, ad-
iacent units have Withdrawn 10 south
ward OF prilep and norlhward OF Dor
ian" the communlque said.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
open LOAN DRIVE
UNDERLYING FLAGS
Liberty Committee Wants
Patriotism at High Pitch
on Saturday
PRE-CAMPAIGN
MEETINGS ON
FLY THE FLAG.

Every patriotic citizen Of this city.
is requested 10 decorate his home
with either the American nag or
bunting, on Saturday.
That Is the day on which the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign that
is 10 last three weeks, will begin.
and in honor Of the event II is urged
that all citizens display their loyalty
and willingness TO cooperate in the
campaign in this public manner.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
TANKS RouT TURKS.
BY the United Press.

BY The United Press.
PARIS, sept. 2i--Tanks were used in
the Serbian offensive IN Macedonia. the
Echo De Paris said today.
The mountainous region in which the
allied drive is being carried out Is by
Far the most difcult terrain In which
tanks have attempted TO operate. Tho
going is so bad generally that cavalry
cannot be used effectively.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
BRITISH CAPTURE DORIAN

BY the United Press.
LONDON, Sept. 2i--Britlsh troops
have captured the important town Of
Dorian. on the southern shore Of Lake
Dorian in Mace 'onia. according TO dis
patches received here today.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
ACCIDENTS OF The DAY.

Three minor accident cases were
treated at the Delaware Hospital today,
as follows Charles Emory, cut arm
James Allamse, mashed toe; Robert
White, lacerations.
Evening journal., 1918-09-24
sample Package Of the Famous
Pyramid Pile Treatment Now
Onered Free 10 Prove What
II VIII DO for f0u.

Pyramid Pile Treatment gives
auick relief. stops itching. bleed
Ing or protruding piles, hemorrhoids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
HOG ISLAND sHIPYARD
SALARIES DEFENDED
President Of Corporation Says Men
Get What Former Employers
Would Itaye Paid.
PUBLICITY MEN WELL PAID
Received $4,000 n Month to Impress
Upon Public Necessity for Build
ing Ships-Has Contract for 12O
Vessels on Cost-Plus Basis.
iBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. Marcf, 5.-salarIe,
paid officers OF the Hog Island Shin.
yard by the International ShipbuildinE
Corporation. which has a contract for
building 40 fabricated steel ships with
government money on commission
basis. were defended before tho Sen
ate Commerce Committee to-day by
Dwight j. Robinson, president Of tho
corporation. He was the first OF sew
cral officials who will present the com
pany's side of the Hog Island contro-
vcrsy, and Will continue his Testimony
tomorrow.
Many OF the yards officers were ON
pioyed by the Boston engineering nrin
ui stone Is Webster before entering
the employ of the International Cor
poration. ana Mr.. Robinson told the
committee that in the eases OF such
inen tho increased salaries they now
received represent what they would
have been paid by stone & Webster
had they remained with that firm
Under questioning. he said that pos
sibly the yards s.5,o0o-ayear general
manager might not have gotten that
much from the BOSTON concern but
added that all az the salaries were APP
proved by the Shipping Board.
PUBLICITY MEN PAID
TWO THOUSAND MONTH
Ia justifyinE other salaries. irclud-
mi, approximately $1,000 a month to
publicity men, MIR. Robinson said cap
able men could not be retained for
less money. The publicity men, he
said were employed 10 MD in cam
pa!Gn 10 impress upon the public the
necessity for hutldinG merchant ships.
Mr.. Robinson said he received no
salary from the government or from
the American international. but a. an
aSsociat, In the hrm of stone & Web
stcr, which is affiliated with the Arrcri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
YOUR LIVER NEEDS
stirring 10 md Stimulating in the
SDrjur.

ITS sluggish lack Of viEor is :, large
factor ia causing the dulne*s. de-
preston ana weakness that hang on to
lou iiN" lead IN your shoes from MORN
iUg TIL night
Hoods pills are the best liver slim
u!ani and family Cathartic.--be be
caus" they DO their work we'll and do
not dcplete the blood like purgativc
salts and waters, which often leave :,
"ofu! train Of catarrhal discharges
'ha, are unnatural and Weakening
Thcn YOU may get tho splendid
blood -cnriching qualities Of Hood :
Sarsanaril!a and the BODYBUILDING .f-
tects OF leptiron into the combination,
and the tire" medicines workiu to-
scthHr civ" the Grandest heaith-uplift
~ IS possible to have from medicine.
ANY one Of the three medicines will
40 you Good--the use OF all three will
accomplish wonderful results for you.
Try this treatment this SprinS-tdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
NEW SIBERIAN COUNCIL.
OPPOSES GERMAN PEACE

NOLOGDA, RUSSIA, Sunday. March
a new Siberian council Of work
men and soldiers al Irkutsk. which has
determined not to recognize any i'm
perialist!c German peace. has organ
:aed counci! or national Siberian com
missicncrs. composed Of eleven mem
hers Of The Bolshevki and four Left
Social Revolutionartcs.
The president of the council is NJ.
Shozatshy and the Minister OF Foreig n
Affairs N. Weinbaum. a Siberian CEN
trail executive committee. 10 act as an
independent legislative body. also has
Leen formed,
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FORMAL ASSENT
TO JAP PROGRAM
NOT REQUISITE
Continued from First Page


the resignation both OF Leninc and
Irot2ky. The German peace conditions
which the Russian delegation was
forced 10 sign are such as TO make
hoIshevik ruling power virtually un-
'eAaoIe. since they take away from
mem their only effective weapon-tho
RED Guard. For tho peace treaty stin.
uiates specifically tina, the armed forces
organized by tho present government.
must be demohl'j1"d AS well al those
dating bach 10 Czarism days
Efu"ii% deadly TO Eolshevik !nnu-
enre is tn" condition plcdeing Russi.
TO cease All agitation ained at incli-
ins rebellion In the Tcrtonic empires.
Opoh that ag!tatiou, even after peace
rad been signed. Lcuire and Trotzky
rad pinned their most ambitious homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
IAN International. no will share in tho

can International. no will share in tho
profits.
Major Hamilton. IL retired officer OF
National Guard Organization, is on
the pay roll OF tho corporation ut q
salary OF $4,000 year as civil
engineer. the witness said. and added
mat 1t was necessary to pay Hamilton
mat amount to retain his services.
senator Nelson read into tho record
communities ton from one of his Min
hcsota constituents. who said:
1t Is very hard to 70 out and sell
'hriit stamps to children and then
nave the money blown In as IL is on
iat salaries and diversified contracts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Food dealers in Court.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Forty-fi y @
rroprieto:s aud managers Of restaur-
ants and lunchrooms were haicd be-
fore the Federal food board to-day.
charged Win violating the wheatlcss
and meatless days rule. Food Admin
istrator Williams administered re-
Duke and warning against further
violations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
MAY GET HUN GUN
One Captured In Raid By American
Troops to BE Sent TO Wash
FRv As,ncIttet pr,.,

,,.,.r, ., ~ ASH"cittet Prsss.I
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE Monday March "a GER
'nan machine gun IN perfect CONDITION
may b" ser; 10 Washington as the nrst
American war trophy. 1t was among
inc mass Of material dropped hastily
by the enemy when h. retired from his
Intellectual attack on tho American
lines last week The weapon win
several belts of ammunition is nov in
possession % Intelligence officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CONTENTION OVER WAR
FINANCE CORPORATION
Action on Measure Prevented Ba.
cause OF Sharp Clashes BE-
tween Senators.
BALK ON SECURITY ISSUES
Republican Leaders Join Democrats
of the Banking Committee Lead
ing Fight on The Proposed
Legislation.
IBy \ Associated press.l

BY Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, March 5.--Contention
IN the Senate over the administrat ion
bill TO create war finance corporation
continued to. day. again preventing ac-
ton on the IN sasurc after sharp clashes
between its advocates and opponents.
and I'm effort oy Secretary McAdoo to
compose their differences.
Attack. was conferred in to-day's de-
bate on the provision establishing "a
capital issues committee to license
curity issues OF 100000 and over. I;c-
publican leaders Joining with Demo-
Gratis OF the Banking Committee Lead
Ing tigh; on the legislation. No prog
ress WAS made on amendments. and an
early session OF the Senate tomorrow
was arranged. Administration leaders
were doubtful as 10 whether the IL
censine plan could he retained.
Secretary A.cAdoo was invited to a
conference OF banking committee mem
hers and other Senator's and is said TO
have urged passage Of the hill sub
stantia!ly as i is pending in tho Sen
ate Later during debate on the floor
Senator Hollis. OF New Hampshire, a
Democratic member of the committees,
broadly minated that administration
influence had dominated the considera-
ton OF the bill. and that Secretary Nc
Adoo had outlined Just what matter
should and should not he discussed or
changed.
This drew a sharp rc.ort FROM Sem
ator Simmons. Ct North Carolina, in
charge Of the hil,, VIII" declared tho
assertions were unjust and unfair"
LICENSING SECTION -
ATTACKED ny SENATOR'S
The licensing section WAS attacked
by Senator'S Reed. Of Missouri; owen,
Of Oklahoma. chairman of The Eank
ing Committee, and Iioilis. all Demo
Gratis. and by Republican Leader CAL
liige~ and Senator Snio5t Of Utah Re-
publican member Of tho Finance Com
ult;er. Thc latter declared that the
present voluntary capital issues COM
mittcc is work;nE succcssfully and
that no securities could lind a market
il ii sapprovcd by the voluntary or
gauixption
Senator Lodge said that tho fact
TIA, the committee made an unanimous
report on a bill was no assurance that
each member would indorsc every
amendment. lie addc6 that the Finance
Committee WAS just rs free from out
side dictation as those tina, criticize ii,
ari dcplored the injecting Of personnlt-
ties into the consideration Of the pend
inE bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
LEARN NATIONAL ANTHEM
Soldiers Of the Eighty second 10 u,
90 Taught "Star-spnngled
pJft.t Hammer

=" ATLANTA, CA, atarch 5-AlI gol-
.dicrs in the Eighty Second Division al
Camp Gordon viii ho taught 10 sing
:"The StarSpanRled Banner" y divi.
,sional order jus; issued sets aside one
hour week in the infantry program
for singing. stating specifically ;ha, The
ieAtional song VIII be laugh, by Song
Leader BushkiL. OF the army Y NJ. Q.
IA until all units are familiar with the
words.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Congcsti0n I.essened.
fBy Associated presxl

NEW YORK. March L. -Export
freight awaiting shipment Oh March 1
at tho ports OF New York, Boston.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Norfolk and
Newsport News was 2.S74 carloads less
than on February ]. according to a re-
port made to-day TO A. H. Smith
regional director OF railroads. by tho
freight traffic committee for North At
lantic ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
BASE HOSPITAL UNIT
LEAVES FOR CAMP SEWER
University Of Virginia Loses One
Professor. Chaplain, Instruc-
tor and Students.
CoMMAN TAKES 1872 MEN
Many Fields Of University Activity
VIII Suffer-Student Newspapers
Editor anu the High-Junlp Champ
ion Among Those Taken.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March s.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March g.
The 80 members Of the enlisted per
sonnet OF the United States base hos
pit:I unit. No. ~. Of the University
of Virginia. left at o'clock tonight
for Camp Sewer, Greenvile. s. c.,
where they Will he given several
months of training before they will
he ready for service across the sea.
There was quite Il demonstration at
Union Station when the train pulled
out.
In The departure of the unit the uni
vcrsiiy loses :ts chaplain. one profcs
sor, one instructor. twelve students
and thirty-thrce alumni. Major viii
liam II. Goodwin. director Of the hos
pital. was associate professor of sur
gerry and rynecology In the medical
school prior to obtaining his commits
sion from the government
Rev. Beverley II. Tucker. Jr.. uni
vcrsity chaplain aud rector OF ST. Paul'.'
Episcopal Church. has been appointcd
chaplain of the unit with the rank
Of captain. Lieutenant Joseph l..
Wright WAS instructor in surgery last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
HEAVIEST SNOWFALL or
WINTER IN TYROLESE ALPS
lBy ASSOCIATED press.l

BY = SS0VINteG Press.
GENEVA. March 5-Thc heaviest
snowfall OF the present winter in the
Sw:as Tyrolese Alps has occurred dur
ing the last twcnty-four hours The
snow is from three 10 six feet deem
and il still falling.
An avalanche cut an Austrian mill
tary train In two south =: Botzen
Twenty-siN officers and men were
killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Important News
Quickly Told
Events From parious Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Lord Read
ing. British high commissioner To the
United states. the most Rev. tosmo
Gordon Lang. Archbishop OF York and
rrimatc If England, &nd Jules j.
Jusscrand ambassador OF France. were
honorcd guests Tonight at the annual
dinner here of the Pilgrim Society.
Women were present for the first time
at banquet Of tho organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

KANSAS CITY. MO. March BY 4
quick throw over his shoulder, which
daz"d his opponent, W!adek Zhyszko
threw John FrcberG, the Swedish cham :
rloh. IN forty-ciyht minutes here TO-
night. fussif liussanc TIE balkan
hohe-"rushcr, threw Paul Martinson.
the Dane, il thirty eight and ono -haIf
minutes by d toe hold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
MANY FIELDS or STUDENT
ACTIVITY WILL. SIEEI:I

Various fields Of student activity
viii also suffer. The academic depart :
in"ut Will lose IFS president Aubrey II.
ilnrwood Of Iynchburg, Va, who is
acting a. dril!mestcr OF the modified
n.n. He was also at the head OF tho
university extension work ana man
agcr Of the track team. No one viii
b" abb" To ill u. i. ChanbcrIain IN =
place - tho high jump, and his efforts
VII. b" missed ia the glee club
college Topics. the student news.
paper VIII lose it's now editor in tho
person of Frank Retdc. Of Abingdon.
Va. while one OF the instructors OF
chemistry, Wilil2m T. iinuer, Of Suf.
folk, Va. departed with the unit
The enlisted men were given a com
plimcntary dance by the Charlottes-
Vile Lodge Of E!ks last week, and on
sunday morning we're addressed by
Chaplain Tucker, nj -. Paul's Church
at the university
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
COMMISSION LOST, ROTH
DRAWS SIX-MONTH TERM
atty for Violation Of Army
Regulations.
WILL BE NO HALF-HoLIDAl
Order Issued, Taking Wednesday
Out of Recreation Day List.
'Smileagc" Books Ready To he
Distributed by Rcd Cross Director.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CAMP LEE. March S.-Witn tho
ohcvrons designating his second lieu
tenancy torn from his shoulder. Lieu
tenant Gran, *. Roth. OF the Filth
Training Battalion, Depot Brigade, has
been forwarded. under guard 10 the
Atlantic Disciplinary Barracks. Fort
Jay. y. y. where he will serve six
months at hard labor for his improper
conduct with the wite OF Sergeant
Samue! u. Clark, OF Company q, Three
Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry.
Although Clark was forwarded here
from Petersburg. his home is i'll Rich
mond, where he spent the first few
years OF his married life. lie has al
ready instituted suit for divorce III ;he
Ilust!ngs Court of Petersburs Mrs,
Clark is originally from Newport
News where Shs is now living with
her parents. Sergeant Clark was for
mcrly divisional! manager for the In
ternat!onal Cores ondence School. and
was serving in that capacity when ho
was nducted into the service. He is
at the line officers training school,
where he is candidate for a COM
mission.
Lieutenant Roth is the nrst officer
AT Camp Lee who has heen dismissed
from the service. and tho second who
has been found guilty of any offense
10y cour,-martial. lie attended
rlattsburG in 1916, and was appointed
a second lieutenant from Fort Myer.
At the time OF his going TO Fort Mycr
&c was employed by toe Merchants
-.
WEDNESDAY WILL. NOT BE
HALF-IlOLlDAY As USUAL
Tile first intimation that thousands
Of the enlisted men Of this division
will have that there will be no holt
day Tomorrow afternoon will lac when
they read this notice in The Times
Dispatch. orders were issued this
afternoon that Wednesday will not he
hslf-holiday. This unexpected ar
nounccment will cause Inconvenience
to thousands of the men who have en-
Snecmeuts IN Petersburg and Richmond
,o-morrow night. There is no in,i,na-
tion that the Saturday halt-holidays
viii he discontinued.
g {. rinkncy field director OF the
Red Cross, stated to-day that the local
organization would he glad to dis
tribute 'Smileage" books TO worthy
members OF tho various units within
the division. Thousands of the men
at Camp Lee do not receive in actual
cash more than $3.50 per month. IN
The Virginia regiments so per cent of
the enlisted men have dependents
With these conditions it is evident
that "Sn!ieaSe" from the people Of the
state would he materially apprtcia ted
by the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

ALBANY y. y. March 5.-Senntor
Lawson Introduced his Sunday base
ball bill this afternoon. Hope OF its
passage is small III view OF the OPP
position shown AT conference Of
Republican Senator'S last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

\ safe prescription-"Ea, Golden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

rs pure, dainty. wno,..o,,
Golden Glo."-Adv. "'''e"ohc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

were active in patrol work In which
they took prisoner a number OF Ger
mans.
ATTACKS .<UE OF LARGER
PROPORTIONS THAN USUAL
& Attacks of larger proportions than
usual and intense artillery ducls con-
ttnue on the western front. hu, there
have been 40 indications Of a reopen
ing OF operations OIL a large scale
In the Ncrdun sector French sur
prise attacks AT the Calonue trenches
carried the attackers forward 600
yards on front OF l.2oo yards 10 the
German fourth line. The French took
1ao prisoners.
American artillery has shcllcd cnec-
lively large asSemtlare 81 German
troops in the sector northwest OF ToUl
The German artillery fire, however, has
slacRened considers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

dinner here of the Pilgrim Society.
Women were present for the first time
at a banquet Of tho organization.
ALBANY. y. y. March 5.-Scnutor
Lawson introduced his Sunday base
ball bill this afternoon. Hope OF its
passage is small III view of the OPP
position shown AT conference Of
Republican Senator'S last night,
CHICAGO, March 5.-llundrcds Of
citizens OF German birth or descent
tonight pledged their loyalty to the
United States and President Wilson at
a meeting OF the friends OF German
Democracy society. otto G. Butts,
president of the Chicago branch 81 the
organization. presided.
NEW YORK. March s-Major Ed
ward b. Cassa;t we'll known SIS
turftnan ANA breeder of thorouF hhred
racing stock, will dispose of his rae
ing stable. il was announced to-day.
The reason given was the constantly
increasing demand upon his time by
military duties.
CHICAGO. March 5.--"You hav. a
M
hnm Lincoln" said Frank T. Walsh
attorney for tho stockyards employees
IN making his plea to-day in the
packers wage arbitration case before
Federal Judge Alschuler.
NEW YORK. March 5.-'rhc loss Of
his sense of equilibrium isn't hothcr-
ing colonel Roosevelt worry much He
mt 1t
ger Of losing his balance unless he
should see Il German spy
NEW YORK. March 5.-The famous
Douai Bible brought $3.50 to-day at
edition books from The library OF tn"
late John l.. Crimmins
WASHINGTON. March s.-Ths United
States has exported to tho Eurorcan
allies rations for approximately -
100000 persons since the beginning Of
the war in 1911 These figures were
announced to-day by tho food admin
straticn.
WASHfNGToH. March 5-Thr am
bnssadors Of England. France and
Italy to Russia. with their stats. have
arrived safely al leisnGfoys. Finland.
on their way TO Sweden. according to
information reaching the state De
partment to-day.
SCRANTON. PA. March s.-Mrs
Catherine Breswitz. Wife al u German
was liberated from the Hillside IIome,
an institution for the insane, by Judge
IT, NJ. Edward to-day after the NO.
mans lawyers declared Brcswitz had
his wife sent to The home on Saturday
because of her intense patriotism for
the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

WASHiNGTON. March 5.-Thc sm-
bnssadors Of England. Franco and
ltaiy /" Russia. with their stats, have
arrived safely At lle!sinsfoys. Finland.
on their way TO Sweden. according to
information reaching the state De
partnent to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

WASHINGTON. March S.-Vhs United
States has exported to tho Eurorcan
allies rations for approximately -
100000 persons since the beginning Of
the war in 1911. These figures we're
announced to-day by tho food admin
straticn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

CHICAGO, March 5.--"You have 4
chance 10 free more slaves than .Ahra-
ham Lincoln" said Frank l.. Walsh.
attorney for tho stockyards employees.
IN making his plea to-day in the
packers wage arbitration case before
Federal Judge Alschuler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

NEW YORK. March 5.--Thc famous
Douai Bible brought S6,250 to-day at
the first session OF sale OF rare frs;
edition books from The library OF the
late John l.. Crinnins
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-12
S,V, KARES SEKRE TORIUS
PRkNCUzIJOJE
TrOCki praSaIinO Leninas,
VOKIECIAI BOMBARDAVO NEAPOL
LENINAs TROCKI PRA,
SALINES.
Mat, Trockis nenorejes tai
kinties SUI vokieciais.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on March II,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, kovo IL
Anot praneSimo is Petro-
grado i Morning Post, boil
Seviku uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteri Leon Trocki praSali-
no is uzimamOs vietOs boil
Seviku premjeras Leninas.
Jiedu buvO srtsiglnclJuslu
uz vOkiGGiu taikos salygas.
Trockis iSreiSke nuOmO-
ne, kad taika su vOkieGials
yra priverstina su ginklals
taika IL, kaipo tokla, mega
IL OuI pfllllltllld. ohlc'l4
statoma sutartis negali but
priimtina IL RusijOs pareiga
nepaliauti kariavrls.
Premjeras Leninas te-
Giau buvo kitokios nuomo-
mes. Jisai prisispyres tvir-
tino, kad taikos sutartis bu-
tinai turi but priimta. Tai
visa jis par6me teorija, kad
nepasisekusios sutartys ne
gall sunaikinti tautu, gi tq
patvirtino jau kclis kartus
Prussia.