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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
MAY SHORTEN HOLIDAYS
IN SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA
Scsts This as Solution OF
Present Problem.
BETTER THAN SATURDAY WORK
Educational Conference VIII Not BE
Held Thank sEivinE Week Owin.
to Disrupted Conditions and Grent
Amount of Time Lost Recently.

On account OF the disrupted condi-
lions OF school work and tho great
amount Of time already lost because
OF the influenza cpidemir. tho annual
meeting OF the Virginia Education Con-
ference will not be held Thanksgiving
week.
Question Of holding tho conference
during the Christmas holidays or at II
:,trr date in the spring. or the dcci.
SION not to have Il conference Il; all
this school year. WAS deferred until
after the meeting of the executive COM
inlttcc OF the state Teachers ASsocia
weeks.
Owing TO the time lost on account
OF the influenza epidemic. two prob
lens Will occur To school officials: first.
the effect OF the term reduction on the
credit and standing Of high schools:
second. tho advisab!llty OF teaching
saturdays ard on all holidays in order
10 compensate for the time lost
ON the first question. the state De-
phrtment of Education rules that If
all arrangements have been adequate
ly made for a nine months term and
the teachers are paid Tor the time lost
and a reasonable care is taken to COM
n@nsnts pnr'ia ,I, for the annafon,
Of time. the credit OF a high Schoo!
which. in the circumstances. maintains
a term somewhat less than minc months
need not he Jeopardlzcd.
In regard To the second proposition.
the department suggests that. rather
than teach saturday. tn" following
program may enable school officials to
make Nh considerable portion of The
time lost: save two days ThaEksGiv.
ing" il says. by teaching both Thurs
DAY and Friday. rcserving portion of
Thursday for appropriate exercises.
Save about five days u, Christmas by
giving holiday only ono week in
length. namely. from December - to
December 90. inclusive. Two days arc
saved on tho birthdays OF Lee and
Washington. IN as much as one falls
sunday and the other Saturday.
For schools which give moro than
one day ut Easter, the holiday should
be reduced to ono day. Save three or
four days ut the end Of tho session by
having commcnccm, nj exercises en-
elusive of the regular school term and
by reducing tho time devoted to exam
nations. In addition to the above one
or two days may be saved by teaching
enc or two Saturdays or by cHtcndinc
tho term one or two days. The above
schedule for the average division viii
save approximately fifteen school days
three weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
AMERICAN TANKER FORCES
SUBMARINE TO SUBMERGE
OutRUhtS Foe, Which Hind Opened
tttnclt on Three Merchant
ShiuS.
lbs Associated Pre-

e
AN ATLANTIC PORT. October. 30.=A
torpedo and shell fire attack by a Ger
man submarine on an American tanker.
n Eri,isher freightcr and Il Norwegian
freightcr, October II. Ip0 miles from
the French coast. In which the Amer-
can tanker stopped to engage and APP
narcntly outfouSht the C-hoat was de-
Scrihcd by the GROW ~ the NorwcG ian
ship. which arrived here today.
The three vessel. were travelling to-
ecthcr. the Norwegian crew said when
ihe submarine made it's presence
known by launching a torpedo at the
Hrit;s.cr. The enemy then appeared
on tic surface aud with two deck guns
opened nrc OH ali three ships. The
vessels scattered and The Hritishor.
being the fastest. was soon hull down
on tho horizon.
The NorweEian snip. unarmc1. moved
of ia an opposite direction. while the
American tanker. turning 50 as to pre-
sent Il stern target, opened fire and in
short order made the G-boat SuhmerHc.
The next day, the Norwe Giana added
a pcriscopc appeared about 400 yards
of tile port quarter and moved up unit il
il Was square abreast the shin. EN
pcc,imG momcntarily tho crash az u tor
pcdo the crew prepared to take to the
lifcboaiS. The submarine. however.
made no attack. but pushed forward
mntil il crossed tho steamers bow and
soon disappeared. The pcriScopc was
in sight about ten minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
| WAS BADLY RUN
DOWN, JUST LIKE
A PIECE OF WORN
OUT MACHINERY
But Now { Feel Like Different Man
Says We'll known Roanoke Car
pcntcr In Signed Statement
PratSing New Herb
Medicine.

One OF the most notable victories ever
won in Virginia was accomplished by
DreCo. the now herb-and- root medicine
that has been doing such wonderful
work in many states in Graduating dis
ease and suffering. 1t has been here
only short time. and in that short
period hundreds OF people have ac-
claimed 1t the greatest medicine ever
offered to tie public. II has proven
nothing short OF marvellous, both for
speed in which it does its work and
the Inexpensive outlay required
y wcil-kncwn Roanoke carpenter
w VI. l.ockctt by name. is one OF the
latest To join tho army Of Gcn and
women who have been relieved Of ter
riblc ptin and suffering through nrcco
In recent signed statement, MIR
l.ocl>c,t says.
II want To recommend p:cco TO all
who suffer. | can saiciy do so from
my experiences with this great mcti.
cine. had II bad case of sus,ri,is
onstipaticn and live" ;roubl"
couldn't cat. couldn't :'iccu and con
niaril! felt like | was going to pieces
inside. WAS badly rum down. jus, like
a piece OF "nrn out machinery. hui
now ! feel like Il different man ono
bottle OF Drcco hNcd nc NJ. 1t wiped
out my paius and sufTcrnSs ] eat
like boar and sleep like Il baby
That's why want to add my recon-
mcndation I" all the hundreds of others
for this wonderful medicine"
l'rcco Is now on sale by good drug
stores aimosi cvcryWhrrc l, is incX.
pensiNc. easy to get. pleasant to take
and It's effects are safe, quick and sure
I'rcoo is particularly recommended in
Richmond by Tragic Drug Co. Sl7 East
Broad street: Grant Drug Co. Broad
and Seventh and Main and Twelfth
streets; Chclf Drug Co. Broad and
harrison Streets: Petersburg. T.. y
Morrison. and Georges DRUG StorA
IL JpcWell ta-Adv 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
P|MPLY? WELL,DON'T BEL.
People Notice It. Drive Them OF
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrss. Vol,
much longer If you get q package of Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets few nights.
Cleanscthc blood, the bowels and thelIyer
with d.. Ed@-rds' Olive Tablets, the sue.
cc2aful substitute fox qalonel; there never
any o!cisnes3 or ra:a utter taking them.
D.. Edwa.c5' Olive Tablets do that
which caloE:cl docs, and just Ea effectively.
but their ac:ioa is gentle e7d safe instead
of ocvc.c cad irritating. d
No one who talseo Olive Tablets Il
ever c::rsed With "a dark brown taste"
bad breath, dcll. liatless, mo Rood'
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition CT p;.nply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil; you viii know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among ps.
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are tho
immensely effective result.
Take one or. two nightly for q week.
Gee how much better you fell and look
l0c and 25c per box. All druggists,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
GERMAN FORCES STEALING
CATTLE IN WHITE RUSSIA
Authorities Arc SctniuG mud
Carrying Away ENcrythinG Tint
Is Movable.

LONDON. october 3o.-Conditions in
Russian territory occupied by the Ger
SIAN wireless message, which says:
From all regions now in German
occupation. it is reported that tho Ger
man military authorities arc carrying
of everything that it is possible TO
take To Germany. They arc devastat-
ing the county.
In White Russia there arc no horses
and cattle because the Germans
lave taken them all. In tho regions
where evacuation is pending the fields
remain unSOWn because tho GermarS
have left no seed. children are dying
Of starvation. MIX cannot be OBJ
tanned.
''ilousehold furniture. telegraph and
tclephonic instruments and appliances
from many towns have been sent 10
Germany. The railway lines have been
stripped. only wrecked and useless cars
'hCtnE left bchind."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
NEW YORK TAKES ACTION
TO SAVE SHIPPING TRADE
Steamship Companies Planning To Seek
Terminal Facilities nj
Other Ports.
fBy Associated Press. I

MEM YORK. October 3O.--The city
authoritics to-day announced steps
W'rald be taken TO avert tho loss 10
this port Of the business OF twenty
hNc steamship companies whose YES
sells coasiw:Sc and trans-Atla ntir. dock
mere. Murray Hubert. dock commits
Sloncr. confronted by intimations from
ihe"c companies that they would seek
accommodations at Philadelphia Bos-
lantic ports unless increased docking
facilities could he assured at New York
announced that the situation would
with the Federal regional harbor Of
nCiaIS.
The steamship companies Yesterday
paced the seriousness Of conditions be-
fore commissioner Hubert. Informing
nln their business had been curtailed
hccausc of the governments action In
war DurpoScS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
HOLD NAVAL CONFERENCE
Allied Sen Chiefs Probably Discussing
Terms Proper to Grant Ger
nnn Sea Power.
lDy Associated Press.
.,t On

PARIS. October 3o.--A naval con-
ference WAS held At the Ministry OF
Marine on Monday. Sir Erie Goodies,
First Lord OF tho British Admiralty,
presided. Admiral Wcmyss. First Brit :
ish sea lord: Nice.Admiral William s.
OF tho United States Navy: Eicc-A
mirai Thaon di Rcvcl. of the italian
navy. and Admirnls Grassi and Bon.
of the French navy. were present. The
following ministers ind military ana
Premier Lloyd -GeorEc. Foreign Minis
ter Balfour. War Secretary Milner
Field Marshal iiaig. Sir Eric Geddes.
Of Great Britain: Admiral Benson and
Vice admiral Sims. of the United
states: Premier Orlando. Wee Adm!ra.
Thaon iii Revel anu Foreign Minisier
SUnuino. OF Ttaly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS
"Hcarts OF tho world, Mai, ora,r.

Mail orders are now being received
for the coming engagement here OF H.
w. Grtthth'S latest triumph. Hearts OF
time for limited number or perform
hnces at Corley's music store this
niorning for the entire engagement
which opens next Monday evening for
one week at the City Auditorium.
The tremendous appeal or this Grit
9Th masterpiece j. evident from the
record established IN New York CITY.
where IT was shown for more than JUl
performances. A special symphony or
chestra - one OF the features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
Ncwsrnner Man Loses Life.

NEW YORK, October o.-licutenaut
Malcolm 81. NHndcwatcr. ROYAL Flying
Corps. whose home was in l'aSsaic. y.
j.. has been killed in France. according
10 II message received here to-day. No
particulars were given. Lieutenant
Nandcwatcr, newspaper man. who
served on the STATS OF the Passaic
Herald and the Washington Times. on =
listed in the british service moro than
year ago after Il slight defect had
barred him from the American aviation
CORPS. His brother. Donald. is cadet
at the United States Naval Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
HEADS GREEK CHURCH
Bishop RoJosrOion Alexander.
Athens, in Charge OF Work
i'm tmcricn

BY NsTOCNIrd 'resF
BOSTON, October 30.--Bishop Rodos-
colon Alexander. Of Athens. Greece.
who recently arrived in New York. has
been made head of the Greek Church In
the United States. The appointment
was announced to-day by Bishop Mclc-
tins. primate and president OF the Holy
synod of Greece. who now is here on
an official mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
&c. O." WILL DO HIS BIT
Given Scnr In Pcrifcntinry for yiolnt-
ing Drnft Inv ny New
York Court.
NV Associated rr,ss.l
Won hs.nhn,. >

NEW YoRK.. October ao.--Rogcr
Nash Baldwin, director OF an organ!-
cation called tho National Civic Liberty
bureau. With headquarters here. and
an officer OF the American Antimilitar-
ell guilty in the Federal Court TO day
TO violating the draft law by failing
10 submit himself for physical cXami-
nation. lie was sentenced TO servo n
year in ihe pcnitcntiary. lie explained
10 the cour; thar he was conscicn-
iious ohiect"r and stood ready to take
full punishment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
Report wrr nc,cnmc nrr November IL

WASHINGTON. October 30-Hevision
of the war revenue bin under plans
made to-day by tho Senate Finance
Committee. viii lac Spcuded Friday
over the elections. The committee
plans 20 report the bil! to the Senate
about November II. Among the Ques
sumption taxes. The new plan OF tax
ing Insurance companies - per cent
OF net revenues. in lieu Of war cX-
cess. canitai stock and premium >taXcs
WIS formally aMprovcd to-dMN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
CAN EMPLOY WHOLE FAMILY
President. In influenza Emergency, Sus-
pcnds Civil Service
Regulation.
IRy Associated Prcss.l

7 R'' .NSNV'-'dN"u fr"FS'
WASHlNGTON. October 30.--prcsi-
dent Wilson. by executive order. has
suspended the civil service rule pro-
htbitinS more than two members OF Il
family holding positions in the gov
eminent service. TO meet conditions cM-
listing In Washington due To tho in
iuen1a epidemic and inadequate hous-
Ing facilities. Az a result the govern
mcnt will be enabled TO obtain large
number OF workers from Washington
families.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
DON'T UNDERSTAND. US
-rmans Would Take Opposition Me-
jOrity in Congress 10 Mean re-
pudiafi0n of President.
INV Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, October 30.-James
Gerard. former ambassador TO Ger
lsny In a statement made public here
o-dky by the Democratic National
'ampasSp. Committee, said the Ger
bans cannot understand the American
political system, and that a refusal Of
'fhc country TO SUSTAIN President Will
son with a Democratic Congress Will
convince Germany America IS not with
the President. Encouraged by this be-
lief, Inc added, the military resistance
OF the people Will again stiffen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
Hewitt on War Labor Itourd.
Il IL

WASIIlNGTON. October Gothic an.
Dointmcnt Of Fred Hewitt editor OF
the Machini:tS Journal. as successor
20 ihr late Thomas J. Savage. to ac
rs alternate ON the War Labor BOA ri
for William ~. Johnston. president OF
the International Association OF Ma.
chiniSt". was announced to-day by Tie
boar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
AUSTRALIANS TERMS
VIII Not Bc Satisfied WITH Less Than
"a Unconditional Sur
80 render.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, October
90 tv!a Montreal. The people OF Aus
liza will not be satisfied unless Cor
mYlE Yurrcnders unconditionaiiy. i, is
kfStarel in Il resolution unanimously
Sdoptcd by the CITY Cnuncil OF Me-
2purne. The resolution requests that
treat Britain insist on an ADEQUATE
pdetnnity for Australia. tho Hritish
,ayyi not to permit The German iinIs
4 any ocean until such an indemnity.
paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
GUARD ASSOCIATION WANTS
INFORMATION ABOUT GRIPPE
Questton of Meetina Here May Dee
pend on InAueNxa Situatioa
y In - :. |

Further inquiry has been mado OF
Adjutant General 10 Lane Stern by the
officers ui the National Guard AssocIa.
ton relative TO tho influenza epidemic.
This information will have q definite
bearing on tho matter Of deciding
whether or not the annual meeting will
be held in this city.
Commissions have been issued to Cap.
tain Harry II. Burks.. Berryville Guards,
infantry and Second Lieutenant Hugh.
ganizations OF Virginia volunteers.
First Sergeant Churles s. Woodson,
Mac9inc.Gun Company. Virginia In.
fantTy. National Guards, Richmond, has
been appointed second lieutenant. T.
The Machine-Gun Company, Virginia
Infantry. National Guard. recently DR..
dell as captain: William w. Polndexter.
first lieutenant, and Fairfax G.. Jones,
second lieutenant. has been extended
Bureau of the. War Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
Paris Has Many Epidemic victims.

ISy -fSSUtlHtcU T'r SS.I
PARIS. October 30.--In Paris during
the week ending to-day there We're
2.166 deaths. the greatest total since
The beginning OF tho grippe epidemic
here. OF the deaths reported l.263 were
due to grippe and do to various dis
eases Of the lungs. During the last
few days the number Of deaths reported
daily has been decreasing.
The hest houses, fats and apartments
arc listed fer rent in Times Dispatch
Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31

There nnny good noncy-maktnr
opportunities offered In the "Business
Opportunities" Ads In this paper every
day. Read and use them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
brazilian ship Escaped.

49, By Associated i'rcSs.l
NEW YORK, October 3o.--Ihc brazil
|Jn Steamship Guaratuba. which was
lecently reported rs having been sunk
N a. German submarine, now Is said
b have escaped ana is duo 10 arrive
ron AT an american Atlantic port. In.
{frrpauon 10 this effect was received
6sre to-day in marine circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
VOKIECIAI SUTRAUKIA
KARIUOMENE AMERIKO-
NV FRoNTAN.

Su Am. Armija, SpaI. TO-
Gauta informacijQ, kad vo-
kieGiai tarpe MeuSe if ArgOn-
ne Sutraukia SI;aitlingQ ka-
riuomene. Sitam fronte veiKia
amerikonai. II. iie nepabunga
vokieciQ sutraukimo, nOrS ge-
raj Zinc, kad prisieiS stiprial
suSiremti.
Be to, dar Sp&jama, kad vo-
kieciu daugiau $utrauklama,
idant uzdengti vyriausioS jQ
armijoS atsimetimq. Mes jie
gerai zino, kad prizes pakilu-
Sius ofenSyvon amerikonus ne
bus gaIima jiemS atSilaikyti.
Kuone viSu frontu~ Ia smar-
kuS artileriiQ, apSiSaudymaS.
NumuSta keli vollieciu Iak-
stytuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
PREZIDENTAS PAKAL-
BES CAVES ATsAKYMA.
Keno vardu kalba princas
Maximilijanas.

Washington, spal. 1O.-Cio-
nai abelnai sp6jama, kad kuo-
met prezidentaS Wilsonas
gaus atSakymQ nuo Vokietijos
kanclierio, prince MaXimilija-
no, tuomet su tuo atSakymu
els kongreSan IL tenai iSreikS
Savo nuomone apie kar6S II
viSu reikalu stow. Tuomet jiS
pasakyS Savo nuomone apple
taika. Zinoma, tOji nuOmonA
Svarbiausia prigul6S nuO pr1n-
co Maximilijaho atsakymo.
Bet Siandie prezidentaS ty-
Ii. Has prigul6jo, jiS paSakt
Vokietijai.
Apie prezidento atsakymq
Vokietijai Siandie yra viSokiQ
kalbQ, ViSi Sutinka su jo nuo-
none. Bet daugeliS tvirtina,
kad atsakymas buveS perdaug
Svelnus.
BaltuoSe RumuOse ! taS kali
has neatkreipiama domOs. kaS
buvo paSakyta, viSkaS atllk-
Ia.
PrezidentO atSakymaS yra
SvarbuS tuo, kad bus gallma
pilnai patirti, ar Vokietija Sir
dingai nori taikoS, ar gal tik
nuduoda, kad tOkiuo SavO pa
Sielgimu Suraminti gyvento
JUS il toIeSniai teSti kraujO
pralieiimq. Mes jei Vokietiia
tikrai nori taikos ir piInai pill
dys Savo zmoniu nora, j vi
Suomet SutikS apleiSti uzim-
taS teritorijaS. JOS neSutiki-
mas tuo zvilgsniu reikS ne
kitkq, kaip tik to patti senobi-
nj autokratizmQ, kuriS prizes
zmoniQ nora veik6 yiskq, kaS
tik jam buvo patinkama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
TALKLNINKLAl PAEME
CAMBRAI
AnERIKOrAuS TEKO 5000
HUN(y TIES NEUSE
V0ki8Gi2i yjSlIr 1luSami ir ViSur
lie b0ga
DIDELIS TALKININKU
LAIMEJIMAS.
oaimama kares medziagos ir
Gaug nelaisviQ.
Su Anglp Armija, Spal. 10

Su Anglp Armija, Spal. 10.
-Dyi angIQ armijoS laim2jo
d,icli mus 20 myliQ ilgio
fronte, pietuoSe nuo Cambrai,
hriaujuntiS ant uzSilikuSiOS
Ilindcnburgo linijoS dalieS. Vi
81 Hindenburgo linijoS >iSte-
ma pirtuoSe nuo Cambria bu-
70 SutruSkinta. Kitose vieto-
Sc ;,nglai taippat gerokQ gala
nuS;rart pirmyn.
NIru iokio> abejon6s, kad
ta~ui laim@jimaS yra absoliu-
t.> ir vi>iSkai piInas. TaS tll-
res di,JeIg intakQ atmainas
vakarQ fronte. Vokieciai jau
iaugcl vietoSe tieSiog bigte-
hlga, gi talkininkai paSkui
juo$ zcngia IT. vi$kQ truSkina.
Trylikta amerikoniSka divi-
ziiu. Susidedanti * kareiviQ
Siawina< il pietintS Carroll
nos, taipp0t is vaIstijoS Ten
na>>ee, puoI@Si vokieGiQ cent
ran il paSivare tGliauS, negu
pr&dzioie buvo pramatoma.
Tuo paGiu Iaiku pirmoji
prancuzQ amija >mogG i vo-
kieGiuS is pietQ Sono. Toxic
v~ikimo paSekmts buvo tOS,
kad tukStanGiai vokieCiu pa
imta nelaisvin. Tik vieni a.
merikonai paGm9 apie 1000
ne!ajSyiu. Anglai teciau daug
Iou@iau. TalkininkQ pus6je
nuo>toIiai paSirodG nedideli.
Apart tukStanGiQ nelaiSviQ
taIkininkamS teko daug ka-
res medziagoS. Bet kas Svar-
bjau~ia-tai vokieGiQ pozici-
JOS.
Toip tai talkininkai kovoja
prizes bendrQ Savo prieSininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
AMERTKONAI ATAkUOJA
CAMBRIA LINIJA.

Londonas, spal. 9.-Ameri-
konQ il anglQ' kariuomenes va
kar prad6jo generate atakq
prizes vokieGius linijoje tarp
St. Quentin ir Cambria. Apie
tai praneSd, fieldmarsalas
Haig. Jis dar pazymejo, kad
amerikonai su anglais progre-
suoja.
Amerikonai su anglais pa
selSmingai atliko lokali uzpuo-
lima prizes vokiecius arti Nor
tenhaim ir BeurevOir. Palm
ia apie 23O nelaisviq.
Vakar generate ataka pra-
deta pasibaigus smarklam
lietui, kurs lijo per naktl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
PAsIDAVE $4,000 BULGA-
RU.

Londonas, spa!. lO.-Dauge-
lis tukstanGiu bulgarQ Senlau
muSiQ metu' paimta nelqisvdn.
Bet kuomet dabar talkininkQ
armiios oina per Serbia, daug
bulgdrQ be nielIo paSiduoda
talkininkams. Andai net 3d.
600 buIgarQ pasidavt.
Apturima ziniQ, kad Serb
Jon nukeliavcS vokietiQ field
marSalas Won Mackensen. Sa-
koma, iis tenai savo il austrQ
kareiviu burius sutvarkySlaS
ir ties Dunojumi pastatySlqS
juoS prizes talkininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
VISI DzIAUGIASI ATSA
KYMU.

Londonas, spal. TO- kalp
cionai, taip il ParyzluJe va
kar laikraSciai extra IaidoSe
paSkelbG prezidento WilSono
atSakymq Vokietiiai. Visi
dziaugiaSi atsaSymu. Kai-ku-
rie IaikraSGiai pazymi, kad
tokSai atsakymaS buvo II lau-
kiamas.
Prezidento atsakymas vakar
kaikuriose vietose If kartS
fronta pasiek6. Kareiviai kirk
Stauja, kad nesutinkama sl
Iaikina santaika, kuomet vo-
kieciai randasi svetimose te-
ritorijose. Kas kita bus, kuo-
met jie atsimes savo Sail, Jel
norGs tai padaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
MOTERYS APSIGINKLAYO
PRIZES AUSTRUS.
Austrai apleido Belgrade.

Londonas, Spal. 10 Cia
&auta ziniQ, kad Cernogorijos
moterys Gmdsi ginklu il pra-
dajo kariauti prizes .austrus,
kuriuos IS Cernogorijos veja
itaIai.
Is Rymo gauta zinia, kad
serhai uzGm9 Nish, savo bu-
vpSiQ laikinQ sostine.
PraneSama taippat, kad
anstrai apleido Serbijos sos
tine BielgradQ.
Sorbai per savo t6vyne eina
labai smarkiai. Prize kareiviQ
prisijungia apsiginklavusios
moterys, kad atkersyti uzgro-
bajams jQ tevynes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
AUSTRAI Tx APIE TAIKA
KALBA.

Vienna, spal. 10 Vakar
Austrijos atstovQ parlamento
butte kalb6jo premjeras Hus-
Sarek. Kalb6jo taikos reika-
lais. Pazym6jo, kad Austrija
su Vokietija paSiunciusios
taikos notas Amerikai il tai
kininkams. II jis tikisls, kad
viskas busia gerai.
Po jo kalbos parlamentas
tuojaus 6m6si svarstyti mais-
to klausima Salyje il kitus Vi
duiinius reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-10
REZTGNAVO TURKIJOS
PREMJERAS.
Smirna darbuojasi uz taika.


Londonas, spal. 1O.--Gauta
ziniQ, kad nuo vietoS atSlsta-
tydino Turkijcs ministeril
pirmininkas Talaat paSa. Jo
vietq tuojaus uzdm6 buves
prcmjeras Tewfik paSa.
Taippat atsiStatydino il ka-
res minister's Enver paSa.
Provincija Smirna pradejo
nuo TurkijoS darbuo
ties taik0s reikalaiS. Todel tur
ky vyriausybd kuone nctenka
galvOs.