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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
DIFFER ON TAXATION
 OF UNEARNED INCOMES

. Washington, Aug. 26. = Differences between the treasury and the house ways and means committee to the levying of three per Sent differen- tial on unearned incomes appeared to- night to be the only obstacle to com rletion of the drafting of the revenue bill designed to raise ,000,000,000 by taxation in the present fiscal year. Steps toward bringing about an agreement between the committee and the treasury were considered at a conference today between Chairman Kitchin and Secretary McAdoo. An other conference will be held tomor- row. Because of the temporary disa- greement, MT. Kitchin tonight ind1- cated that the committee might not be able to report the bill to the house before Friday instead of Thursday, as had been planned.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
TANKER BURNED WITH
 1,5o0 TONS OF CRUDE OH

Montreal. Aug. 26.-The tanker Lake Manitoba was burned here today with her cargo of ] 800 tons of crude oil. The loss was estimated at s1. 800 oo0
 The Lake Manitoba was almost ready to sail when oil leaking into the boiler room caught fire. Fire com panies and two tugs poured hundreds of hons of water into the burning shin without subduing the f1amets. Great quantities of chemicals were then brought into uSe, but flaming oil spouting from the vessels sides in torrents spread over the water of the river and the ship finally sank, The Lake Manitoba, a steamer of 9.674 tons gross, was one of the largest of it's kind sailing from this port
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
OPENING OF FESTIVAL OF
 X. OF c. AT CONEY ISLAND

New York. Aug. -Thousands of persons who had gathered tonight at Coney Island for the opening of the weeks festival arranged by the Knights of Columbus for the benefit Of their war camp activities fund cheered when President Wilson, from his desk at the White House, touched button which illuminated the island
 The feature of tonight's programme was parade in which marched sev- eral thousand Knights of Columbus soldiers sailors. Boy Scouts, Red Cross nurses and other women war workers Many floats were in line anG fifteen bands played patriotic airs. 4 service flag, which was unfurled, show ed that 12S,969 knights had joined the colors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
BE CAREFUL OF DRINKING
 WATER TO AVOID TYPHOID

Hartford, Aug. 26.-Thomas E. Reeks, assistant state commissioner of health, said today that from pres. ent indications it was feared there would be an increase in the number of autumn cases of typhoid fever throughout the state though not to an extent to cause alarm.
 pr. Reeks advises vacationists tS be cautious in what they drink and not to drink water from a well not absolutely free from all impurities, without first boiling it.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
FOUR FISHING SCHooNERs
 SUNK BY A SUBMARINE

Washington, Aug. 26.-Reports tn the navy department of the sinking by submarine Sunday of four fishing schooners off Point Platte, Miquelon, gave the names of the boats as the Martce B. Adams, the C. M. Walters. the J. J. F1aherty and the E. B. Wal ters. Crews Of the three vessels, aside from the E.. B. Walters. men from whom have landed. are making their way into St. Pierre, naval reports said. The schooners were sunk by homhs
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
NAVAL PLANE LOST
 WITH CREW OF THREE

Washington, Aug. 26.-(By A. P)- Loss of a naval seaplane with her crew of three. including Ensign Donald c. Pero, in collision with another sea- plane off Fire Island on Saturday ev- ening, was announced today by the navy department.
 Peros machine is believed to have sunk immediately after falling into the water Mine sweepers searched the vicinity, but could discover no trace either of the crew of of the plane.
 Ensign H. Stevens, piloting the other plane, landed safely on the water with his mechanic and assistant, and aided in the unsuccessful search. The &C., cident happened about seven o'clock in the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
VACATIONISTS NARROWLY
 ESCAPED DROWNING

Damariscotta, Maine, Aug 26-Nine- teen vacationists, most of them from Massachusetts, returning to their homes from Christmas Cove, narrow ly escaped drowning when inc little river steamer Tourist crashed into q bridge over the Damariscotta river here today and capsized. All were rescued, but several sustained slight injuries. Captain F'oss Etheridge and his crew of four men reached shore safely with the exception of tn eengI- neer, Everett Spear of Bristol who is believed to have been drowned.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
JEWISH CHAPLAINS TO
 WEAR TABLET AND STAR

New York, Aug. 26.-The govern ment has ordered a miniature table and the Star of David to be worn by Jewish chaplains in the United States army and navy as the insignia of their rank, according to an announce ment by Colonel Harry Cutler, chair man of the Jewish Welfare Board, here tonight. Eight Jewish chaplains are now in the army and navy, five of whom are overseas.
 The board tonight appealed for four hundred workers for home and overseas duty. Men from 36 to 35, who have magnetic personality, executive ability, experience and broad human sympathies' are needed for tn ework. There is no man too big for the job, ' the appeal said
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
AMERICAN AIRMEN
 BOMBED COMPLAINS

With the American Army in France, Aug. 26.-(By The Associated Press.) -American bombing machines again raided Confans Sunday, dropping for ty bombs on the railroad yards, de- spite heavy anti-aircraft fire All the bursts were well together at the east end of the yards. one causing a big exploscion, as though an ammuni- ton car had been hit; the northern edge of the roundhouse also was struck
 German planes appeared as the Americans completed their mission and followed the Americans back tc their lines, but failed to engage them ir battle.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
STRIKE IN PLANT OF THE
 PACIFIC COAST STEEL co.

Seattle, Washn., Aug 26.-The plant Of the Pacific Coast Steel Company, engaged on war contra cts, was closed today as result of strike of near ly the entire force of ], 1900 workers af- ter the company and unions involl et1 failed to agree on new working con tra cts. Officials of the company said wage demands amount to 6S per cent. above last years pay. Employes said they ask only the same wages and working conditions enjoyed by all other metal trades here doing gov ernment work The War Labor Board probably will be asked to settle the strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
ADMINISTRATIONS ATTITUDE
 ON CoNSCRIPTIoN OF LABOR

Washington, Aug. 26-The adminis- tration's attitude toward conscription of labor was outlined before the As sociation of Commerce today by Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of la bor
 ''The time may come" he said "when we will have to conscrlpt work CTS in mines, forests and factories but in the name of democracy these men shall be not be conscripted until we have first conscripted the places where they shall work This democra- cy will not stand for the conscrip- tion of men to work for the profit ot other men. The conscripted man nusi work for Uncle Sam and no enc else, j
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
SOL DYER AND SAILOR
 HELD FOR THEFT OF AUTO

Suffield, Conn, Aug. 16-Fritz Vol dag, a farmer of this town, received word from the New York police today that his touring car. which was stolen from him by a soldier and a sailor. had been recovered and the pair plac- ed under arrest. Woldag met the two men in uniform last Friday while driving home frSm New York. He invited them to ride and near Bridge port they overpowered him and seized the car. - -
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
AERIAL TRAFFIC BETWEEN
 SPAIN AND UNITED STATES

Madrid Aug. 26.-Captain Herrera, chief of tle Spanish military air force, has had number of interviews with King Alfonso on the subject of an aerial postal and passenger service between Spain and the United States. The scheme also has been discussed at cabinet meetings and it is said that leading shipping company Is willing to finance it.
 The plan, it is understood is to, man. ufacture large airships, capable of carrying forty passengers, besides the mails. The rates charged passengers, of the scheme is carried out. will be ? 900 pesetas and letters will be charg- ed at the rate of five pesetas Der hun dred grammes weight.
 It is estimated the journey would take tWe and 9 halt days:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
COL. ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR "SPEEDING Upn

today called for speeding up'' of the war programme, preparation for uni versal military training and for solv- ing social and industrial problems 10 come with peace. He spoke at the Illinois centennial exposition which closed tonight at the state lair grounds. It was estimated that ap- proximately 10000 persons heard the colonel's speech
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
CHEMICAL FACTORIES
 AT FRANKFORT BOHsED

London. Aug. 36.-ChamicaI factor ies at Mannheim and the railroad sta ton at Frankfort were successfully attacked Sunday night by the British independent air force. according to an official communication issued tonight.
 All the British machines returned safely 'to. thaeetr thaeetr Rassss:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
BRITISH OVERWHELMING
 GERMAN REAR GUARDS

With the British Army in France, Aug. 2S. 10 p. m.-(By The Associated Press. )-The German retirement is continuing along many parts of the battle front tonight. The British are overwhelming the enemy's rear guards in heavy fighting.
 Reports indicate that at least one counter-attack has been broken up by the British artillery concentrating it's fire on massed troops.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
LONDON TUBE RAILWAY
 STRIKE HAS BEEN SETTLED

London, Aug. 26.-The tube railway strikers at a meeting tonight de- cided by large majority to return to work on an understanding arrived at with the ministry of labor that the question of equal pay would be con sidered. They further resolved, that in view of the victory won. they would take Tuesday s 3 holiday:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
FORD MOTOR co. OFFERS
 PLANTS TO GOVERNMENT

Detroit, Aug. 26.-The Ford Motor Company has offered it's 31 assembling and service plants in various parts of the country to the government, it was announced here today.
 One Of the eastern plants already has been ateepted by the government. it was statSd and is being used in the production of gas masks.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
STEAMER ERIC WAS
 SUNK BY SHELLFlRE

St. Pierre Miquelon. Aug. 2s.-The steamer Eric of 500 tons, has been sunk by shellf1re, presumably by the same submarine which sent four fish, ing schooners to the bottom on Sum day off this island. Five of the crew of the Eric. which hailed from St. Johns, N. F.( were wounded.
 The crews of all the scunken ves- sels numbering about ninety men, have been landed here
 According to the information given by members of the crews the fishing schooners were the J. J. F1aherty of Gloucester, Mass. the C. M. Walters, the E. B. Walters and the Verna D. Adams all of Lunenburg. \. s.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
BRITISH STEAMER AGROUND
 ON NORTH ATLANTIC COAST

A North Atlantic Port Aug. 2s.-A British steamer formerly we'll known fin the transatlantic service, was fast aground tonight in a bay near this port The vessel, which was bound west, lost her bearings during the heavy fog last night. She was leaking badly tonight and 1t was feared it would be impossible to free her.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
UNOFFICIAL REGULATIONS
 COVERING REGISTRATION

Washington, Aug. 26.-Copies of un- official advance regulations covering the registration which will take place when the man power bill with its new age limits is enacted have been sent to local draft officials by the Provost Marshal General Nearly thirty print ed pages incorporate the details of the process by which 13,000,000 men will be enrolled In the main the reg. Ulations are similar to previous rules.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
FAVOR USING CONNECTS IN
 ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRIES

Cleveland, O., Aug. 26.-A,- resolu- ton calling upon the governors of all states, judges and all other authorities to parole inmates of pena, institutions where practicable. So they may work OF farms, ln mines and in other es- sential war industries, and that they may be used on road work was adopt cd today by the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, in tenth annual session here s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
EVERYBODY INVITED TO SING THE
 STAR sPANeLED BANNERe AT MINE TONIGHT

Hartford invited throuoh Hocomb "The spansIed nnorro evening" Aug 27.
 The to the of the community the counc O natio defense
 participate this concIave lndepen- denc Square, Philadelphia will for Liberty
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
PRESIDENT WILSON IN
 THE BEST OF SPIRITS

Washington, Aug. 26.-President Wilson late today walked to -he7 state. war and navy building from the White House and visited Secretary Baker, with whom he remained in conference for more than half an hour. The president seemed in the hest of spirits and was whist1ing as he returned to the White House.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
AusTRLANs IDENTIFIED
 OPPOSITE AMERICANS

With the American Army in France, Aug 26.-(Ey The ssociated Press.)- Austrian troops have been identified opposite the position of a certain American unit It is not known wheth- CT they are in the line. but they are known definitely to be lying in re-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
Cabled Paragraphs

Seven Fishing Boats Sunk by Sub
 marine.
 Ymuiden, Holland, Aug. 26.-(By A. P0 - Seven fishing boats have just been sunk by the same submarine. Three of them were of Dutch regis try. The crews of the destroyed boLts have been landed here. The craft were fishing a few miles outside of what has been known as the free channel" :"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27

Americans in Canadian Casualty List.
 Ottawa, Aug. 26.-Today's casualty list contained the names of the follow ing Americans: Died of wounds: R. Deschenes Fall River, Mass. Wound ed: H. Austin. Proctor, Vt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
-,a+"
su Airijos napriklauso-
mybes klausimu
-
Vohetiq sociijaistai nepasidalina
sales Valdymu
SOCIJALISTAI SOCIJAL1S-
TAMS GRUMOJA.
zada bolsevikus pastatyti prie
sienos.

Copenhagen, gr. 90 Ana
diena Berlyne buvo socijalis-
tn didziumieGiQ susirinkimas.
Kalbejo socijalistas Scheide-
mann, kuris iki siolei losia
svarbia role socijalistQ val
dzioje Berlyne.
Atakavo jis bolSevikus, y
pac iu vada Liebknechta, uz
jp nerimavimus, kad Vokie-
tijoje pravesti terora.
"Ilgiau nebus galima pa
kesti jo atakavimQ'', kalb6jo
Scheidemann. "Mes negalime
leisti pravesti cia rusiSka sto-
vi If pasilailyma If jam or
ganizuoti gvardija is karei-
viz, sugryzusiq is kares from
to. Prireikus mes galesime w
sus trukSmadarius ir riausi-
ninkus pastatyti prize sienos.
GAS veIyciau, kad sioj sa-
lyj diktatoryste paimtQ ap-
sviesti, liberaliai arba kon-
servativiai vyrai, bet ne kokie
pabludGliai".
Paskui kitas socijalistas
Landsberg uzpuol6 bolsevikq
Muellerl uz jo paskelbta liu-
diiima. Sitas savo liudijime
buvo pazymejes, kad steigia-
majam susirinkimui kelias tu-
res eiti skersai jo lavona.
Landsberg sake: "Tas ne
butinai yra reikalinga, kad
Mueller turetQ gyventi, bet
vokieciq liaudis turf but gy-
va.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
APIPLESTA AMERIK0S
PASIUNTINYBE BU=.s
CHARESTE.
Tame darbe intariami
sI-,
vokieGiai.

Washington, gr. 19. = Suv.
Valstiju pasiuntinys Rumuni-
ioje, Vopicka, valstybes de-
partamentui praneSe, kad A
merikos pasiuntinybes bustas
Buchareste, Rumunijos sostl-
neie, atrastas apiplestas, kuo-
met pasiuntinys praeita penk-
tadieni is Jassy sugrlzes tan
miestan.
Paaimta visokiQ daiktQ YER
tes 100 tukstanciu dol. At
rasta atplestos % skrynios.
Antspauda nuo pasiuntinybes
duru nulupta ir pats bustas
apgadintas. ,c; 49,
Pasiuntinys Vopicka mano,
kad tai busias vokiecip dar-
bas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
KARES LAIVAI
BUsIA NUSKANDINTT.
Toki reikalavima state Suv.
Valstijos.

Paryzlus, or. 10. - Ameri-
kos taikos kongresan delega-
tai turtjo susirinkimQ. Nu-
tar6 taikos kongrese pareika-
lauti, kad visi talkininkams
pavesti vokieGiQ kar6s LAVAL
butu nuSkandinti, bet ne pa
dalinti tarpe talkininkQ sulig
anu paneStQ nuoStoliQ didumo
iur6se.
Sita zinia ntra oficijal6. Bet
taip pasakoja tie, katrie turf
artimeSniuS rySius Su ameri-
koniSka delegacija.
TokSai talkininliQ pasielgi-
mas, kaip vokieciQ kar6s lai-
VI nuSkandinimas, pilnai su-
tikS su prezidento WilsOno
pareiSkimu, kad Amerika ka-
rtn iStojo ne del kokio pasl-
pelnijimo Svetima nuosavybe.
Kick zinOma, Anglia per
savo pirmqii admiralitcto lor-
dq. Sir Erie GeddeS, kituomet
buvo praneSusi, kad j sutik-
sianti su Ameril:os morals -
Sunaikinti visus ?aimtus arba
poSidavusiuS vokieciU kartS
laivus, kad pas'lui del to ne
k:ItQ kokie reaUsipratimai az
ba nepasitenkinimai.
Pavesti talkininkams Vo-
kietijos kar6s LAVAL su mar
danciomis laiv6mis yra vert6s
$50 milijonQ dolieriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
Rezignavo Socijalistu Valdzia Berlyne
EBERT SAUKIASI TALKI-
NINKU.
Ar tik nebus Vokietija sovie.
tu respublika.

Londonas, gr. 20. - Parry
ziaus Matin gavo neoficijaliu
ziniQ, jogei Eberto valdzia
Vokietijoje nusprendziusi
kreipties i talkminkus, , kad
Site su savo kariuomene ~
imtQ Berlynq. Vokietijos sos
tin6je yra reikalinga palaikyti
tvarkQ.
Berlyno .laikraSciai raso,
kad dabartinis ten sovletll
kongresas turbut bus pakels-
tas steigiamuoju susirinkimu.
Atrodo, kad kareiviQ IL darbi-
ninku sovietQ susirinke at
stovai m6gins pravesti sallal
valdymo formq nepasiklausus
gyventojQ MORO If sutikimo.
Is patieS socijalistQ kongre-
so gaunama ispudis toksai,
kad Vokietija, turbut, bus pa
keista sOvietQ respublika, mes
kongrese randasi tame klausl-
me pritarejQ.
Viskas galima socijalistams.
Mes pasiklausus gyventoJQ
pastarieji gall socijalistus at
mesti Salin, gi Sales styra pa
vesti tikriems demokratams.
Sito seeijalistai laba ajosi.
Mes tuomet pragaiStQ jQ visos
svajonts apie socijalistinl
"roiQ'. Tad verciau neleisti
gyventojams balsuoti.
Is Berlyno praneSama, kad
rezignavo Prusijos kards mi
nisteris gen. Scheuch.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
SENELIS BELGU KARDI-
NOLAS ,ATKELTAUS
AMERIKON.
Kard. Mercier yra belgu tau
tos didvyris.

Chicagoje viesintis belgQ ku-
nigas John de Vile, kurs yra
specials BelgQ kardinolo
Mercier delegates Sioj salyj,
vakar praneSe, kad ateinanti
pavasari Amerikon atkeliaus
kardinolas Mercier. Jis atlle-
liaus cia pasivieSGtQ.
Kardinolas Mercier yra di-
delis belgas patrijotas. Kuo-
met vokieGiu armijos apnyko
BelgiiQ il pradGjo teriOti tQ
Sail, didziuma belgQ patrijotQ
apleido savo t9vyne, bijodami
pakliuti vokieGiu naguosna.
Tik kardinolas Mercier su
belgQ kunigija paliko savo
vietose. Kardinolas visu ka-
res metu iSgyveno mieste Ma
lines. Visas laikas vokieciai
j visaip persekiojo. M6gino
j patraukti savo pus6n arba
nors uzdaryti jam burma, kad
jis neskelbtQ pasauliui aple
atliekamas vokieciQ piktada-
rybes Belgijoje.
Bet senelis kardinolas visas
laikas viesai. bare vokiecius,
neatsiziur6damas ! pasekmes.
Kuomet vokieGiai zud6 belgQ
patrijotus kunigus ir Siaip
zmones, uz vokieciQ paredym'l
nepildyma, kardinolas viesai
savo raStais praneS6, belgams,
kad vokieGiQ uzpuolikp pa
rGdymai nGra, pildytini. Lie
pc tiesiog neklausyti vollieciQ
isakymu. Visuomet pirmon
vieton state Dievo il t6vynGs
meile, Augsciausiam il savo
geram karaliui paklusnybe.
Savo patrijotiSkumu kardi-
nolas Mercier visam pasaulyi
pagarsejo. 10 gyvybe visuo-
met buvo dideliam pavojuje.
Senelis kardinolas eina 63
metus amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
VARGAS SU A1R1J0S NE
PRIKLAUSOMYBE.
Pramatoma ten nauja re-
voliucija.

New York, gr. 10. = An
glijos lordas Decies iskeliavo
Europon. Prizes iskeliausiant
iis iSreiSke savo nuomOne "a
pie Airijq.
Lordas pazymejo, kad An
glijai labai butu nejaullu tu-
reti Sale saves nepriklausoma
valstija, kuri turetq teise at
skirai vesti reikalus su sveti-
momis Salimis. Tad Airijos
nepriklausomyb6 Angliiai ne
pakenciama.
Airijoie rengiama nauja al
rip konvencija. Bet tai vel
tus darbas. Mes buvusioj kon-
vencijoj Sim Feineriai media
lyTaaU.e Jie nedalyvaus ir
dabar. Gi be jig Airijos klau-
simas negali but iSriStas.
Anglia sutinka Airijai
duoti savyvalda. Bet Sim
Feineriai stow uz nepriklau-
somybe.
Pastaraisiais Anglijos par
lamentan rinkimais Airijoje
isrinkta apie 70 Sim Feinerip
atstovais. Kick zinoma, jie
neapsiims uzimti vietq Angli-
jos parlamente. Jie stoves uz
nuosava Airijos parlamenta.
Toks pasielgimas reiks jei
jau ne revoliucija, tai astru
protesta prizes Angina. Ias
protestas ir vel gall pasi-
baigti kraujo praliejimu.
Lordas Decies dar pasake,
kad tarpe paciu airiq nera
vienybes. Politikos reikalais
jie pasiskirste j keturias par
tijas. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
LONDONAS PAGERBE SA-
VO FIELDMARsALA.

Londonas, gr. % Vakar
visa Anglijo> SoStin6 buvo
puikiai i$dabinta v6liavomiS,
81 vakare iyan'ioS SpaIvo;
Sviesomi>.
Vakar londonieciai i>kiImin-
gai Sutiko parkeliaujantl pa
SiSveGiuoti fieldmarSalQ Haig,
vyriauSiQ BritaniioS armijQ
vadQ.
Tai buvo didi tautoS Sven
tt. FieIdmarSalaS tIaig palm
taS is geIezinkeliO Stoties II
nupuoStomiS gatv6miS nuly-
d6taS j karaIiaus rumuS. Va
kare fieldmar$aIO pagerbimul
karalius Savo rumuOSe Suren-
sc pokyll.
Tai pirmas toksai AngIijo-
ie atSitikimaS, kad karalius
taip iSaugStintQ savo pavaldi-
nj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
1876 zMONES UzMUsTA
PARYzIUJE.
Tai toll Saujanciu armotu.
aukOs.

Paryzius, gr. TO- Tik da-
bar vieSai paskelbta, kick
zmoniQ nuzude vokieciai bonn
barduodami Paryziu toll sarl-
ianGiomis armotomis IL laku-
MI uzpuolimais.
1914 metals miestan buvo
pamesta As bombos. 1915 me-
tais 75 bombos. Gi 1916 m. 81
If 1917 m. = II bombu.
Per paskutinius 10 menesi1l
kares buvo 1,211 nelaimingQ
atsitikimq nuo pamestQ 1876
bombQ.
Eakstytuvai if zeppelinai
rugpiucio 6 d. pamete 228
bombas. Uzmusta 2 zmogu,
gi suzeista 1872.
Toll Saujanciomis armoto-
mis- vokieciai Paryziun palei-
do viso 168 Sovinius. Uzmuse
1876 zmones ir suicide All.
Buvusi Didiji Penktadieni
uzmusta daugiau 100 zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
PREF. WILSONAS MATY.
SIS SU ANGLIJOS
KARALIUM.
Turbut, prezidentas veikiai su-
gryz namo.

Londonas. or. 2O.- Angli-
JOS karaliu> >utiko KalGdomiS
pcr>ikelti ! Sandringhm ru-
mus. kmr zada atkeliauti
PREF. Nil>OnaS.
Seniau buvo praneSta, kad
prczidenta> KaIidaS praleiS-
>iQS Su <avo armiia kur Rhine
paupyj. Taippat buvo >akoma,
kad ii~ Angliio> kar0liV APP
lanky>iQ> negrcit, ir tai till
gryzdama> namo.
Iii dabar prane>ama kitaip.
Jau Kaltdomi> preZidentaS
bu>iQ$ Anglijojr. Gi kuomet
ii> apIankySiQS RymQ, nGra
zinoma.
Kalbama, kad prezidenta>
Skubinasi 81 Savo vi>ai> rel
kaIai> Europoje, kad kuovei-
klaus Sugryzti namo, Washing
tonan. Jei taip, tai keIiond>
programa zymiai butV pa
koi>ta il apkarpyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
WILSONAS SU ITALIJOS
KARALIUM.
Kitas su kitu susimaine VIII
tOmis.

Paryzius, OF. 2O.-Eakar
prezidenta~ WilSonas per visa
dienQ buvo uzimtas viSOkiaiS
oficijaIiaiS reikalaiS. GpaG po
pietQ praSidtjo prezidentui
ivairiQ witty prOgrama.
Apie $40 po pietQ Gia at
keliavo ItalijoS karaliuS Vil-
toraS Emmanuelis. Jam drau-
gauja karalien9 Elena, SostO J.
p6diniS princaS Humbert,
premjeraS Orlando, uzsieniQ
reikalu minister's Sonnino ir
kit ministerial.
SveCiuS pasitiko If pasveiki-
no prancuzQ premjeras su k
taiS ministeriaiS gelezinkelio
Boi> Boulogne Stotyje.
KaraIiuS Su savo partija
apsiStojo DUAL d Orsay rezi-
dencijoje.
PaSkui karaIiuS atkeliavo j
Murato rumus II ten apsilan-
k6 pas prezidentq Wilsona.
SitaS kick v6liau sugrqzino vi
zitq karaliui. Be to PREF. Will
SondS tur6jo konferencijQ dar
Su Clemenceau.
Vakare PrancuzijoS. prezi-
dentaS sureng6 vakara kara
liaus pagerbimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-20
sUSIRGE EX-KAIzERIS IR
EX-IMPERATORIUS.

Copenhagen, gr. 90 +
Viennos praneSama, kad Ec-
kartsan pilyje susirges influ-
enza buvusis Austrijos impe-
ratorius Karolis. Serganti il
jo Seimyna.
Gi is Olandijos praneSama,
kad ten Amerongen pilyJ su-
sirges buvusis vokieciu kaize-
ris.