davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-25
NEW HAVEN

Jan. 49, John f. Frautz, house de-
stroyed by FIRE ----------------s 10000
Feb. o. Claud Mallory, house and part
of contents destroyed by fire 7s5.7b
Feb. 20. Henry Marker house damag-
ed by fire -------------------- 400
June T. b. p. Wightman. house dam
aged by lightning ------------- 1000
lightning --~----------------- $500
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-25
CALEDONIA

Feb. 20. Frank Eldridge. household
goods burned and damaged by fires 242s5
June 10. Walter T. Parker. loss of
house by fire ---------.-.----- $4,000
May 10. Geo. Aiken. sheep killed by
lightning ------------------ 1900
June 2S. Geo. Z. Heagle. COW killed
by lightning --z----------------- $500
killed by lightning ---- 1850
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-25
HAZELTON

Jan. rs. Harry Rolfe. house damaged
ny nfe 3.UO
Mar. 1. Julia Jeandheur. barn struck
:, by lightning and burned $500 10000
May %. John Rejman, house and
contents damaged by fre-- 1000
May 20. Hiram Walter house and con-
tents damaged by fire -- 1880
July 2. Brate .Ormsby, house and con-
tents damaged by lightning-- 500
Sept. 5. John Mulchaey. house and
contents damaged by fire---- 1000
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-25
PERRY

June 20. VIM. Cooper damage TO
barn and horse killed by lightnings 205.00
June FL. Chas. E. Curry, damage to
house by fire ------------------ 1000
40
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
P.O. AGENTS RAID
BARGAIN OFFERER

Max Rozenson, alias Macdonald
Rose, ran Gfoul OF the postoffiee In
'pection service several days ago
through an advertisement he had In
serted In Chicago newspapers.
The alluring ad stated that during
a period OF fourteen days only, the
Southern Bargain Storess room 4,
Southern building, this city. would
ell big bundles OF bargain remnants
for 81 each. The parcels were said
20 be worth from 50 to "a each
The advertisement attracted the eye
4 postoffice inspectors. An ipvesti-
alton was begun in Washington un-
er the direction OF Major Frank e.
little. Of the postoffiee inspection
ervice.
As = result RoSenson's place Of
usiness was raided several days ago.
70 goods were found In stock, ac-
ording to Major Little. but eighty
ne letters. eighty OF which contained
ioney or money orders, were set1ed-
RozensOn was given hearing this
corning before United States Com
missioner Richardson. He waived ex-
animation, and pending the outcome
OF his efforts to furnish IS 900 bah Is
in the custody OF the United States
marshal Misuse OF the mails Il the
charge against him
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
CAVELL JUDGE TO
PROBE ATROCITIES

LONDON, Oct zL-Baron Won der
Lancken will be in charge of the
commission OF neutral residents of
Brussels which Is to investigate
charges of unnecessary devastation
and destruction during the German re-
treat In Belgium
'It will be recalled" says the News,
that he played q leading role in the
murder Of Edith Cavell. II was Won
der Lshcken who ignored the rep
reservations of the American minis
ter, Brand whitlock, and refused to
allow Miss CavelI to receive q visit
from . Belgian lawyer. It was Won
der Lancken to whom Mr.. Whitlock
made his moving appeal: Save this
unfortunate woman from death"
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
BREW THIS TEA
FOR BILI0USNESS
Costs next to nothing, yet keeps
bowels in fine order and
ends constipation.

Tho head OF every family that values
its health should always have in the
house q package of DR.. Carter's K and
3. Tea
Then when any member OF the fam
Iiy needs something for q sluggish
liver, sick headache, or to promptly
regulate the bowels, simply brew q
IT'S an old remedy. Is DR.. Carter's K.
and II. Tea, and has been used for
yearE by thousands of families, who
get such good results from its use that
they have no desire to take anything
else,
Give Il TO the children freely-they
Ike Il and Il will % than good
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
BETTING is NO CRIME

NEW YORK, Oct 24-Thirty-
eight men arrested in q "poolroom"
charged with disorderly conduct and
violating the anti-loafing law were
discharged by Magistrate Joseph
corriEan, who declared they hal
committed no crime either in loaf
ing, playing poker. or betting on the
races. The magistrate also stated
that anyone else can bet as much
as they wish without committing 3
crime. and could salso play poker.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
ALLIES SAY TURKS
MUST SURRENDER

Turkey must suFrOn6sr u1esD4,-
tionAIIy or suceumb % an aiiiea
drive on constantinopla
TtIyk aRents IN switseFland are n
touch with allied Representatives.
according to an authoritative diplo-
matte source here today. Compiete
surrender II being demanded OF
TvsfIk'S goverumsnG Unless tails
demand Il complied with On Ghcrf
order, allied forces viii move %
Greek and allied troops have pre-
pared themselves for q rapid push
across the Deddesgateh-A Adrianople
line, according to Diplomats cables.
They are being held in readiness.
and are amply equipped Tor bot
fight. Occupation OF Con8tantinople
would be only . matter of dAyA te
was stated, IN diplomAtie quarterA
Definite Developments In The -
Eoetiations are expected in . few
days.
TewfK Pasha d hoiding O1t for
guarantees that Turkey be permitted
independent existence In Asia Minor.
The allies insistenee that Constand-
nopIe and Palestine be severed from
the Turkish empire also Il, proving
q bitter pill for TeWffk TO swallow.
The Turks. apparently. however, are
reconciled to the loss OF Greek L.
lands In the Mediterranean
Allied Representatives win accept
only terms equivalent 70 those I'M
posed on Bulgaria. Il II stated De-
tails Of an armistice win be LETT to
General Allenby and General d.ES-
percy.
Formation Of q joint Allied com
mission TO supervise demobiiizA1o1
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
FOIL FEE AGENTS

c0ntinEent fee agents again are
oPsrGtinE in this city. according to
tA reports reaching the railroad Gd-
ui3nistrGtion- A number Of bureSus
or organizations have begun to ad-
vsrtiss that they can obtain special
permits from the railroad sdministrA-
ton for the shipment OF lumber to
psints north Of the Ohio and east of
ths Mississippi rivers, to which des-
tinAtions restrictions on shipments
hsvs been placed.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
ENGLISH LIKE YAlKS

LONDON, Oct 24-For good BE-
havior American soldiers are walk
ing off with the palm
The Londoner Is faVorably I'm
pressed with the quiet. gentlemanly
conduct and soldierly bearing OF the
Yankees. Although vast numbers of
American soldiers are met in London
streets every day. not q single case
OF drunkenness among them has
been brought to public notice
Voluntary women workers At the
Eagle hut are unanimous in their
praise OF Americans. who. they say.
are always courteous, and never in
cline to hness,"-though, Of
course. the Yank is quite an adept
at q well-turned compliment and
does not try TO hide his appreciation
Of what English women are doing.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
PRINT HEROES LETTERS

Under the auspices OF the faeul-
ty OF the University Of Rome, the
best and most significant passage J
of letters OF men who have been
killed in the war, win be compiled
in one large volume "
This project was passed upon re-
Gently at one OF the meetings of
the faculty. and the spirit OF IL Is
very praiseworthy. as It will rep
resent an eulogy OF Italy written
by men who died for their country
with full understanding Of their full
filled sacrifice.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
BAKER TO TELL OF TRIP

Secretary Of War Baker WIN .aD-
pear before the Senate Military AZ
fairs Committee tomorrow TO give the
committee an account Of the things
he saw on his recent trip to Europe.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
3 D. c. SOLDIERS
ON CASUALTY LIST

The names Of three Washington
men, Lieut.. Col. James A Shannon,
Maj. Herman Beukema and Private
Louis A. Smithers, are contained in
the casualty list made public By the
War Department today.
Lieutenant Colonel Shannon.
graduate of West Point In 1903 and
an officer in the regular army since
then, died of wounds received In ac-
ton October s.
His wife, a daughter Of Brig. Gen
Elid Hoyle, U. s. A. retired, Is III at
her home at 321s Hesketh street.
Chevy Chase, Nd. Mrs. Shannon
learned of her husbands death In a
cablegram from her brother-in-lAw.
Col. John K Herr, chief OF stan Of
the 3Oth division
Was On PerzhRng's STAG.
Colonel Shannon had been in France
as q member Of General Pershing's
stan for about q year, when he was
transferred and assigned to the IN
fantry at his own request General
Hoyle said today:
'I have received information that
James. died b action, leading his men
against q difficult point and walked
to the hospital to be treated for 4
wound in his back. He succumbed
like q man, heard, knowing that 1t
was for his country"
wounded Leading ChaRgA
Major Beukema was wounded Sc
verely while leading his men In an
attack on German machine gun nests
in the recent American drive 1t st.
MihieL
In the midst Of the attack. just as
the American barrage was beginning
ID lift in order that our troops RAID
ing the German trenches would not
get hit with our own shell fire,
German shrApnel shell exploded In
front of Major Beukema's detach-
ment- A fragment tore q deep cash
in his right shoulder and anotner
one wornded him in the thigh
Major Beukema graduated from
West Point in 1915 as second lieu
tenant. At the time the United States
entered the war he had risen to the
rank Of frst lieutenant Upon arrival
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandruff disappears
after one or two applications Of
Danderine rubbed vell into the scalp
with the finger tip&. Get . small
bottle Of Danderine At any drug
store for . few cents and save your
can't ind q particle OF dandruff or
any falling hair, and the scalp win
never itch
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

No matter what ans your child, .
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the flrst treatment given
II your little one Is out-of-scrts,
half-sick. isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally-look. Mother! seel
II tongue Is coated. This Is q sure
sign that the little stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with waste
When cross, irritable, feverish.
stomach sour. breath bad or has
stomach-ache. diarrhoea, sore throat,
full OF cold. give q teaspoonfuI of
California Syrup Of FiEs," and IN
q few hours all the constipated pot
son. undigested food and sour bile
gently moves out OF the little bowels
without gripping, and you have al
we'll, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giVtng
this harmless fruit laxative" be-
cause II never fails to cleanse the
little ones liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach. and they dear
ly love its pleasant taste. Full d.
rections for babies, children OF all
ages and for grown-ups printed on
each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit ng syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
california Syrup OF Figs" then see
that Il Is made by ths California
Fig Syrup Company"
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

IN Turkey and 70 assist b rsstoF.s
ing order Il being Insisted upon n
allied quarters. Pillage and mas
sacrs would be likely u disgruutle4
and hungry Turk soldiers were turn
cd loose upon the country, diplomats
aay.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

in France he was made 4 captain, and
at the beginning OF the first Ameri-
can drive was promoted to major and
put In charge OF the 3osth Field Ar
tillery. Major Beukema's residence
in Washington was In the Ontario
apartmeuts
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
snither. Wounded Ih July.

Private smithers. attached to the
161st Infantry. Is reported severely
wounded. He left with this unit for
France in December. 1917. being one OF
the first Washington boys to see
service with the American expedition
ary forces in France On July Is he
was severely wounded while 'psrtici-
pating In q charge against one Of the
strongest positions then held By the
GermanA
Smithers was educated fn Balti-
more. but had resided In Washington
at the Nansemond Apartments for the
last five years. He was with the Dis
trict National Guard in Mexico, but
was transferred to the 161st infantry,
for foreign service.
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

Take your basket 10 market"
"Just say, Don't wrap IT,
please"
Paper saved Il paper made"
ABUNDANT-OnionE Eresn tomatoes,
pumpkins. squash. pepperA- cabbage.
ach.
NORMAL-LAnla and EtrinE heann rip.
tomatoes. sweet corn, carrots. eggplant
beets, eating apples. lettuce
SCARCB-OrAnGea. bananas, oyEtsP plant
GrApOL peaches. grapefruit, lemonG
NE9ETABLEA
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

NutraVin Tonic Wine Of Cod
Liver Oil-after Grippe or Influ-
enza-supplies the e. m
strength you need. glow
Graham's Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil-fne body builder and
tonic for eonVa- 00a
leScentS .....ssssss
The Washington times., 1918-10-24
TOday's Market Hints

Prices TO retailers and general market
information furn IIsd By Bureau Of Mar.
kets. U. s. Department Of ARriculturo
fair prices 20 consumers. b. the District
Food Administration
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

For Coughs
GrahAn's White Pine Compound:
( just the one for . cold. 80. D. -
eoc Pinex-..........-........ .lOe
800 Pineoleine. So
Penslar Compound Cherry Cough
Balsam; excellent Tor coughs,
hoarseness or any forms OF
bronchitis; three sizes: &c, 90
800.
Requa's AenthoI InhaIers; clears
the head. .............1Se
Syrup Of HypOphOsphites-
effective winter tonie-reeom.
mended after Grippe OF To-
Influenza. a.......... SOS
Partsizn Sage - Removes
dandruff, heals Ar.
scaip ................ XVI
The Washington times., 1918-10-24

BABEK for eoldl
and influsnza- Con-
tainB no quinine. ar
senic noe any habit
forming Ingredient.
A great tonic and
body-buildsr. AT
ALL PIE OPL Els
STORES.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
SULA|KE vO
K'IECIU BRIOvIMASI
RUOSIAMA MILlINISKA OFENSYVA PRIES
VOlIECIUS
AntTu katu je BUS ''pisventinti' ties Msrns

Suzinota, kad sitoje Reims-
Soissons fronte ofensyvoje vo
kieeiai panaudoja parinkti-
niausia savo kariuomene, ku-
rios ten yeikia apie 45 divizi-
jos.
Taippat suzinota, kad vo-
kieciai, turbut, nusprende ne
pertraukti ofensyvos, bet me-
ginti briauties arGiaa Parry
ziaus, jei Wis daugiau ir dau-
giau kariuomenes sutraukia !
ta kyli.
Nebus stebetina, kuomet
talkininkai ir vel vokiecius
pasventins ties Marne, kaip
juos sventino 1914 metals Ia
sal pat geherolas Foch su gen.
Joffre.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
BOLsEvIKAI SKANDINA.
SAVO PM sININKUs.
Sake, reyolincija negali ap-
sieiti be ankq If kral!5o.

AMSTERDAM, birS. A.
Laikrastio "Local Anzeiger"
korespondentas zechlin is Uk-
rainos praneSa, kad Juodpjl
jurip why's ant kranto is
plauja dauge4 zmonip lavo-
nu. Kai-kurie lavonai baisiai
subjaurioti, surfstos rankos
ir kojos.
Koresponde dentas tvirtina,
kad tie layonai, tai rusu So
cijalistp bolsevikp aukos is
Eupatoria, Krime. Tuos zmo,
mes bolsevilai pasmerke mi
riop. Gyvus suraisiojo, isveze
juresna If ten sumete.
EBpatoria bolseyiku kOmi-
tete buvo yiena moteris kaz-
kokia Njemitz (Niemiec?)
Kuomet bolsevikp komitetas
imdavo abejoti apie suimtu
savo priesininkp pakorima, to-
iii moteris pirmutine visuomet
atsiliepda7o:
"Reilxia karti. Revoliucija
tu1i matyti hauja!"
Korespondsntas paxymi.
had vienas rusQ leitenantas
po trijp metp lkariaviino su-
griEo t6viSKen ir ten atrado
t6vQ nalnus sunaikintus. Jam
buvo praneSta, kad bolsevikai
jo tsvus paskandino jurese.
Leitenantas tuomet nuejo i
artima jurss palrasti If ten
ilgas dienas lnkeriavo, ar kar-.
tais juriq Why's neisplaus jo
t9vo II motinos lavonQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04

tikslu par6dymas is Washing
tono.
Praeita savaite cionai at
plaukusieji garlaiviai buvo
pranese, kad vienur- -kitur bu-
vo mate nardaneias laivas.
Suprantama, tomis ziniomis
neperdaug indomauta.
zinovai tvirtina, gal Ella
greiciausia veiks nardanciojji
laive U-53, kuri anais metals
buvo aplankius Amerika. Gal
tojji laive siandie trankosi 20
visa Atlantika, ieskodama
prieSininkQ laivq.
Jau tuomet, kuomet sios sa-
lies pakrascius aplanke U-53
If nardancioji laive Deutsch-
land, buvo stiprus Amerikai
perspejimas, kad vokieeiai sa-
vo nardanciu laiviu yeikima
gall perkelti siapus Atlantiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
VOKIECIAI S. AMERKOS PAKRASGIUOSE

prieinamp jai priemoniq ap-
saugoti laiyQ plaukiojima At
lantiko pakrasciais nuo prize
sininko pasikesinimq.
Nardaneiu laiviu veikimas
Americas pakraseiuose kaip
eionai, taip kitur padare ispu-
di. Bet nuo vokieciu despera-
tu visako laukta. Nuo siol
transportai i Europa bus lab
jaus saugojami. 4
Kares laivyno departamen-
tas paskelbe, kad, kick jam
yra zinoma, nardancios laives
ssiapus Atlantiko pakraseiais
nuskandino iris skunerius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04

Kuomet gauta zinia apie
nardanciQ laivip pasirodyma,
tuojaus uzdaryta New Yorko
uostas. PanasiQ priemoniq Inn
tasi ir visuose kituose Allan
tiko uostuose.
Washingtone ofieijaliai pat
virtinta zinia apie trijq 4aivQ
nuskandinima. Taigi tue pa
tim patvirtinta zinios if apie
nardanGiu laiviu veikima At
lantiko pakraseiuose.
Laiva Edward FL. Cole uz-
atakavo dvi nardaneios laives
az Is myliu pietrytuose nuo
Atlantic Highlands, n. j..
Cole laivo igulai nardaneiq
laiviu komendantai dave 10
minuGiQ laiko apleisti laiva.
Paskui laiva nuskandino II
nudumo savais keliais. Nus
kandinto laivo igula isgelbe-
10 amerikoniskas pagelbinis
kares laivas ir atgabeno vie
tos uostan.
VokieGiQ nardaneip laiviu
veikimas reiskia, kad vokie-
eiai yra surname pakenkti ar
ba kaikuriam laikui sulaikyti
Amerikos transportacija /
Europa.
Uosto virsininkas laikinai
sulaike visokip laivu isplau-
kinna, kol nebus gautas tue
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
PRAMAToMA Z NAUJA
"TAIKos oFENsYvA".

Amsterdam, birz. 4.-vokie-
.eiq politikiniuose rateliuose
kalbama, kad ar nebutp jan
laikas isnaujo pasiulyti taika
talkininkams arba diplomat
niu keliu pradeti prizes tallxi-
ninkus "taikos ofensyva".
Vokieeiams norisi taikos. Bet
prie jos prieiti negalima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
.SUoMIJA BUS VoK1EcIU
BAUDzIAVOJE.
Su tuo sutiko suomijos W.
riausybe.

Londonas, birz. 4 Tarpe
suomijos vyriausybes If Vo-
kietijos padaryta slapta SUI
tariffs, pagal kurios Suomiio-
ie turf but isteigta monarchi-
ja is .vokieciQ dinastijos ,ir
.suomiq kariuomene pavesta
vokieciq vadams, anot depe-
Sos is Stockholmo j laikrasti
Times.
Be kitko Suomija sutikusi
Aland salas pavesti ne svedi-
jai, bet Vokietijai. Tenai vo-
kieciai isteigs sayo kares lai-
vynui stoti. Uz tai Vokietija
Suomiiai gvarantavo tureti
prieiga prie Arktiko vapde-
nyno.
Kadangi suomiioje betvar-.
Ike yisiskai dar nepanaikinta,
todel Vokietija iIgesniam lai-
kui pasizadejo palaikyti ten.
sayo kariuomene.
Ia slapta sutartis Suomijos
seimui neparodoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
VoKIEcIU NARDANcIoS LAIvES ATLANTIKo PAX
s---.as RAscIUOSE

NEW YORK, birz 4-Kituomet voketija grumojo kad il
nardancomis lavems pradesianti vekt Americas
pakrasciuose Siandie grumojims ina jan pildyti
soj puse Aantiko vokiecu nardancioj aive viena ar
IN daugiau jau nuskandino penkis garlaivius.
Yra hniu kad nuskandino net penkiolika laivu
Pirm keliu dienu buvo lniu, kad SuV vastjp palras
cais vea voecip nardancOs laives TeGau p zniu ME
kas negaleo patvrtn Bet vakar tasa faktas tkra pa
askejO kuOmet cona buvo ssOdnta nuskandnto skuneo
aivo) Edward a. Cole igula stos guos laivas nuskan-
dinta praeito sekmadeno ryte New Jersey paasGuose
Kick patrta Americas pakrasciuose veika dvi vokeGu
nardanGos aives kurq sVarbiausias tksas uzpuldne a.
merikoniskus transportus
Spejama kad Gia tu veikt milniskos nardanGios lai
YES skraiduolia kure lgalaika gall isbut kelioneje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
SMULKEsNES zINIOS A.
PIE NARDANcIU LAIvIV
vEIKIMA.

u.
New York, birz. 4. Gia
gauta bevieliu telegraph pa
gelbos sauksmas rs. @. s.
nuo pasazierinio garlaiyio
Carolina, kurs isplauke i
eionai j Porto Rico. Uzpuole
j nardancioji laive.
Chatham, Mass, birz. 4. -
Gauta zinia, kad yienas lai-
vas buvo torpeduojamas uz
Nantucket Shoals. zinia ne
patvirtinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
B0LsEvIKAI .REIKALAU-
ia SUGRAz1NTI KARIU0.
MEME. :

Maskva, birz. 4 -Bolsevikp
uzsieniQ reikalq komisaras Ci-
cerin pareikalavo Prancuzi-
jos, kad Sta sugrazintq Rusi-
jon rusq kariuomene is Pran-
cuzijos.
Nuo 1916 metp Praneuzijoje
yeikia, sakoma, visa rusil sdi-
vizija.
Cicerin tvirtina, l1ad Rusijja
sioje kareje nori but pilnai
neutrale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
VoKIEcIAI NUsKANDINO
12 zUVININKV LAIvU.
Tai iyyko Airijos pakrasciuo

Londonas, birz. Gegu-
zes so diena .viena Airijjos uos-
ta apleido apie 40 zuyininkq
.laivq, kuriq 12 nuskandino vo
kieeip nardanGios laiyes.
Laives komendantas tu Vi
So laivq zuvininkams isake
sulipti j pagelbines waits ir
irties j pakrascius. Paskui ar
motq soviniais laiyus nuskan-
dino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
BoMBARDUoJA PARYz1p.

Paryzsius, birz. A. Uzvakar
If vel vokieGiai bombardavo.
Paryzziq toll saujaneiomis ar
motomis.
sestadienio nakti vokieciu
lakunai pamete bombu mics
tan. Apie 20 zmoniq suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
TALKININKAI SULAIKO
voK1Ec1Q BRIov1MAs1.
Prancuzai ina voiecius ne
laisverl.

Londonas, birz. 4.-VakarQ 4.
fronte visa musip linija tai
kininkai pagaliau sulaiko yo-
kieciQ briovimasi. Kas valan.
da prizes vokieciq pastangas
did6ja savo skaitlingumu tai
kininkp kariuomene. Visu
frontu, kuri vokieciai pasirin-
ko briauties ant Paryziaus,
Ftalkininkq atsargos atsistojo
pries teutonus.
Vokieciai persimete per
DOrmans-R -Reims vieskeli, isil-
gal rytines musiQ linijos. To-
del prancuzai tureio apleisti
miesteli Ville-enT Tardenois.
Dabar seka baisus susiremi-
mas pietuose nuo I'd miestelio.
! Kitoj pustj savo plataus
kylio vokieciai megina prasi-
musti prie Villers- Cotterets
silo ir prie upes Ourcq kloniq.
-.9 . . t.rH
Be to, jie deda pastangas pa
sivaryti j siaurius, upig Aisne
il Disc tarpu. Teeiau tos pas
tangos eina niekais. Ten tai
kininkai prizes juos stoja kaip
gelezine siens eziurint skait-
lingos kariuomenes sutrauki-
mo.
Priesininkui pasiseke uzim-
ii siaurine dali miesto Cha!
teau- There, ties upe Marine,
per kur praeina Paryziaus
Verduno gelezinkelis.
Priesininkas Siandie turi
paemes apie Is myliq upes
Marine pakraScio. Vietomis 70
kieeiai megina persimesti
skersai Marine. Bet talkininkai
juos yisuomet atbloskia.
Is visako matosi, kad vokie-
ciai dabartinese savo pozici-
jose lures apsistoti. Jei jiet
.panores issijudinti il yietos ir|
pameginti briauties pirmyn,
be abejones gaus kakton,
kaip koks padukes 'bulius,
kurs pazeistas metosi i visas
Sails, kad pasprqsti is blogo
padejimo.
Prancuzp lail1rasciai speja,
kad gen. Foch ruosiasi dide-
len ofensyvon pries vokiecius.
Todel jp ilgesnis pasilaiky-
mas ties Marne yrae abejoti7
mas.
Is Paryzziaus gauta ziniq,
kad prancuzai visu frontu
tarpe upiQ Marine ir Ourcq
stojo kontratakon Keliose vie1
tose pasiyare pirmyn. Aisle
me kelis miestelius. Kelis Sim
tus yokieciQ paema nelaisv6n;
Vokieciams padaryta dideli
nuostoliai.
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ANuEAI VEIKIA FLAN-
DRLJOJE.

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