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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Dissatisfaction.

State of Minnesota, County Of Pine.
IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of L. C..
Larsen. Decedent:
The State Of Minnesota. to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution Of the estate Of said
above named decedent. having filed in
this Court her final account Of the ad-
ministration Of the estate OF said de-
cedent: together with her petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance
of said final account and for distrtbu-
ton of the residue of said estate to
the person thereunto entitled. Theres
fore, YOU. AND EACH OF YOU. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. II any you have. before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the Village OF Pine
City In the County Of Pine State of
Minnesota. on the 22nd day OF July
1918. at one o'clock p. M. why said Pc
tttion should not be granted.
Witness. The Judge of said Court.
and the Seal Of said Court. this cath
day of June 1918.
(Seal1 j. r. Therrien.
Judge of Probate.
TUNE 27--July III
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
GODS REPLY

Well. kaiser. Mr.. Kaiser. II Ia plain
to see.
That you started on the warpath
without consulting me.
When you look for partners
For your notorious work
No one would join you but the devil
and the Turk.
Yes---the, devil II your ally
With all his new machines.
Liquid Are and poison gas and trea-
cherous submarines.
You murdered little children.
Yes. drowned them In the sea.
And when you see your finish.
Come asking aid OF me.
Go and call your zeppelins out
Tomorrow night at eleven.
For when you tackled Uncle Sam
You declared war on Heaven.
It Is good to see our Uncle Samuel
With his battle flag unfurled.
He has always done his duty
For freedom Of the world.
II Edison needs all my lightning.
Sure he can have II free
TO send your hellish submarines
To the bottom OF the sea,
And. when the war il over.
You have no place to dwell
Ask your ally. Satan. to deed you
part Of hell.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING

State of Minnesota. County OF Pine--ss
In Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Herman
G. Messenger. Decedent.
Letters Of Administration this day
having been granted to Libbie A. Mes
II 10 Ordered. That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be. and the
same hereby ia. limited 70 three months
from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday. the 18th day Of Septem-
Der. 1918. at One O'Clock p. NJ. In the
Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at Pine City. in said County. be
and the same hereby IL. fixed ana APP
pointed as the time and place for hear
Ing upon and the examination. adjust
ment and allowance Of such claims as
shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In the Askov
American, as provided by law.
Dated June 10th. 1913.
court Seal1 J.. e. Therrien.
Judge Of Probate.
(June 13-37)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
READY TO MEET NEW BLOW
British Premier Looks for Another
German Offensive.


London. June 25.--Premier Lloyd
George announced that the next
couple OF months would be anxious
ones. There might be great blow
coming in the next few hours. he
said, and certainly in the next few
days, and on this blow the issue of
the campaign might depend.
The Allies, he added, never felt bet.
ter prepared to meet 1t.
The premier, who made his an
nouncement In the house OF commons
referred to the amazing organization
which was bringing American troops
to France.
Enough Americans" he added,
have arrived to satisfy the Allies and
to disappoint and ultimately defeat
our foes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
SAYS SITUATION IS. GRAVE

Lord 0unmore Discusses Conditions
on Western Front.
Chicago. June 25.-"The situation
never was graver." Lord Dunmore.
colonel OF English troops, believes. In
the face OF favorable reports from the
Italian front. Addressing people OF 40
nationalities here the earl claimed
German capture of high ground be-
tween Bailleul and Ypres was a mem.
ace.
Il am confident that when the Amer
can army Is strong enough to let us
take the offensive we will have no
trouble going through the German de-
lenses"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

Washington. June 20.-Chief Gun
ner's Mate Harry r. Chambers Of At
lanta, Ga. commander OF the naval
armed guard on An American steamer.
was commended BY Secretary Daniels
for efficient conduct IN IN engagement
between his vessel and m enemy sub
marine on May II. After the sub
marine had unnecessarily nred four
torpedoes, Chambers gun crew opened
up and fred four shots ct the under
sea craft, the fourth shot strikinE the
coming tower ~ the U-Boat Sub
merged 1
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
NEW WOODEN SHIP DESIGN
Largest Type o. Vessels Ever euiit
A. llnAas rons$ eue<inn

Largest Type o. Vessels Ever suilt
Are Under Construction.
Washington, June 25.-The largest
wooden ship ever built is soon to be
turned out in quantity by the shipping
board. It will be q new model 5000
tons standard type. adapted from the
4.7O0-ton boat, now being built, which
was originated at Orange. Tex.
Numerous changes In the design
have been made BY naval architects to
avoid troubles encountered in prev
ious types. especially the. use OF tim
bers 90 large that they cannot be OBJ
tanned anywhere except In the giant
forests OF the Pacific coast.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
8 AMERICANS DIE IN BATTLE
Forty-Five Are Wounded On West
Front In France.


Washington, June 25.--The last
army casualty list contained So names
divided as follows: Killed In action,
s; died Of wounds. 4: died OF. disease.
2: wounded severely. IS: wounded, de-
gree undetermined, g.
Northwest names appear on the list
as follows: Private p. Fl. Gillie, Ora
tiot, Wis.,, killed In action; Private A.
Anderson. Eldridge. N. D.. Private O.
T. Huber. Westhope. N. D.. Private
B. Langeland, Berg. N. D.. severely
wounded.
The names Of Private Clarence 4.
Larson, Tunbridge. N. D.. and Private
Walter N. Sorg, Coal Springs. N. D.,
appear on previous list AZ died Of
wounds.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

Report news to the American
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
PEACE At RUssIA's EXPENSE

Berlin eJd 70 BE Willing 20 Abandon
Aims In West.
Washington. June rs. Germany Ii
preparing for q vigorous peace move
ct the expense OF Russia. government
authorities here are convinced.
TO meet this anticipated move ire
mendous effort Is being made to Offset
German peace offensive. It In I'M
dsrstood the Central Powers will offer
to give up Belgium. northern France
and make settlement with Italy pro-
viding she IL allowed to expand Rus
81.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
LENINAs ISAKE IsNAI-
KNIT REVOLIUCTJONIE-
Rus.
Grumoja jau ir patterns vals-
tieCiams.

Amsterdam, rugp. 1+.-BoI-
SevikQ premjeras Leninas is
Ieido naujq isakymQ - b.
mielaSirdyst6s. naikinti visus
bolSevikQ prieSininkus - re-
voliucijonieriuS, raSo Rhenis-
che WestfaliSche ZeitUng
ESsen'e.
Ukininkai, kurie pasiIaikys
daugiau grudQ, kaip jiemS rel
kia, bus apkaltinti prizes bo'-
teismus. Cia bus nu-
bauSti kaipo zmonijos priest
ninkai. NeIeistini pirkliai bus
smarkiausiai baudziami.
BoISevikus spaudzia hadaS,
&i vaIStieGiai kurt i $aukSmQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
BUS UzDETAS $40 KA-.
RES MOKESCIy Ant w.
S!ENINg IR PROFESJy'

Washington, rugp. 14.-Ko-
misija, rengianti $S,0OO.OOO
mokeSGiQ biliQ, nuSprend6.
kad kiekviena profesija il uz-
slimimaS turi atneSti $40 me-
tams karis mokesGiQ. Paliuo-
Suojama tik kar6S reikalingQ
iSdirbiniQ darbininkai, far
mtriai, mokytojai if ministe-
RAJ su kunigais. BiZnieriai,
kuric turi apyvartoS po S.,
coo ! metus, tu'i mokGti po
$40 mokesGiQ. Jeigu lie turi
apyvartos 100000 ar5a dau-
giau, turi mokGti $25.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
TRYS vOKIECIl) BAzES
TEKS TALKININK ANS
voki0Ciaib6ga, d0gina nj0stus
TaIkininkai viSur n1uSa
VOkieCiuS
VOKIECIU BAZES PAVO-
JUJE.

LONDONAS, rugp. IA
Trys svarbiaUSios VokieGig ba
zes Somme fronte, Roye. Chaul
mes If Lassigny. atsidure pavo-
jun. kuomet talkininkai visu
smarkumu pasivare pirmyn
sunnuSdami vokiecius.
Prancuzai ties Lassigly
kaip su kokia Sluota nuSlave
vokieciQ nuo l,a!yQ pynes II
;L6jo naujon vokieCiu linijon.
Vokie6iai vietoTis bega, pa
likdami muSiu Iaukuose If
ginklus.
Begdami jie naikina il degi-
na miestus. Gauta ziniQ, kad
degas miestas Peronne ties u
pc S0mme. GalSra paA6le Ial-
kininku bombardavimas.
VokieGiai sutraukia dang
atsargos prizes talkininkus. e.
tas talkininkQ nesulaiko.
Matosi, kad talkininkai vel
kiai atsiims visus plotus, XII
riuos vokieciai buvO pacme
pakeldalni pirmutine sayo O.
fensyVa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
\ RIAI ] | Il! /!
ANGLIA PRIPAzINO CE-
KUS SLOVAKUS.
Pareikalauta pas bolSevikus
pasiaiSkinimo.

L0NDONAs, rugp. a.
Anglia pagaliaus paskelbe
dekleracija, kuriaja formaliai
pripazino ceku-slovaku arni-
ia kariaujancia tauta talkinin-
ku puseje.
Is Berlyno pranesama, kad
talkininku diplomatinis kor-
pusas Rusijoje bolsevikams
pastate reikalavima paaiskin-
tt Lenino grumojina kare
talkininkams. Tam tikslui duo
ia trys dienos.
Pakilus revoliucijai, boise
viku sovietq kongresas visa
pildomaja valdzia pavedc
triumviratui -Leninui, Troc-
kiui ir ZinovjoVui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
IESKO REIKALAUJAMO
Marty SVAR,
STYTI DRAFTO BILII.

Washington, rugr. l4-Va-
kar is Washington'o i$vazia-
vusiems senatOriam> prancSta,
i1ant visi susirinEtE pusSaval-
tinin senate pos6dir kctvlrta-
hienyj, kad pirmadienyj 6utQ
eaiima prad6ti sva"styti Is IL
gi 45 metQ amziaus drafto BIZ
LIN.
Vienbalsis nutarimas: Iu-
Giuomi senatas dabar yra pasl-
Salines, reikalauia, lad re'ka-
laaiamas nariQ skaitlius butIl
vietoj iris dienas pirm nutarl-
no atmetimO.
Vakar buvo laulliama pas
kutinis senate militarlnGs ko-
n:isiios veikimas,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
NUSKANDINTA NORVEGI-
JOS GARLATVIS.
Visa igula iSgelbeta.

Atlantiko uostas, ru9p. Il.
--VokieGiQ nardan@ioji laivt
r1SEandino NorveGjo> garIaI-
1i Sommerstad, kn'i Suv.
ValstijoS buvo pa5mu&ic,; pra-
dzioie kards. 'Carlaivis nus
Eandintas netoli Fire island.
Laivyno sargybos laivas Gio-
nai atgabeno viSusgis s. h@Tn
siu$ jurininkus.
Garlaivis SommcrStad. 2
900 tonQ intalpo>, vc%g iIrovq
* Skandinavijos. Jurininkai
gc,btiosi vaItimiS. Ne2avo il.
.cai ant vandenS i$buti, neS
>argybos laivas tuoi pribuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
DAUGYBE MOTERU GAUS
DARBA ANT GELEzINKE-
LIV.
Sustabdyta pardavinejimas
svaiginanciu gerimq.

Washington, rugp. 14.-Ge-
lc2nkeliQ administracija pa
dare plenus, kad paimti mote
ris prie geleziul1eliQ darho,
yieton kariuomenGn iS6jusiJl
TylQ. ReiSkia, tI'kstanCiai mo-
tr1V gaus darbl uz raStinin-
i<cs, rokundQ ve1Gjas, bilietQ
TardavinGtojas, StociV priziu-
r&tOjaS, kryzkeliE sargu$ ir
ra7onQ Slav6jas.
Moterims bus mokamos to-
ilics pat algos, kair il Wy
r1'ns. Visi vyrai, kurie, nciS
Ealiuomen6n, bus pa!ailyti.
Nrs darbininllV r"ilaIaujama
daugiau, kaiip kad yra.
Generals direlitorius Me
Adoo uzgyn6 pardavinejimq
svaiginanGiu garimQ gelezin-
&oiiQ stotyse il traukiniuose,
Te. lsvrnoe .va;,-ia q -
jn i&Ieidimo. 10 pildymas pri-
guIds nuo visV Gclezinkeliu
rai&zios rankosc.
KeIiauninkai. iSvaziuodami
x Suv. ValstiiV, gall su saw
ri paSiimti Savo privatinl ba-
ea*Q be leidim2, jcigu turf su
Savimi tik kelicnei reikalin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
VOKIEGIU VALDzIA Me-
POPULERE.
Rusai vokieciams visur prize
Sinasi.

Londonas, rugp. 14.-Vokie-
tia, baisiausioje valandoje
nenusisekimo vakaruose, at
sidur6 pavojun 6mus rytuose
veikti talkininkQ kariuomenei,
il Wis auganciu veikimu ne
organizuoto prieSinimosi jos
uzsiemimams, raSo Daily Te-
legraph.
.TGra tos dalies Rusijoj, kln
randasi vokieGiQ l:ariuomen3s,
ksd, vadai gal6tu ramiai sau
gyventi. Visur il4 turi savo
rankas pilnas, kad sulaikyti
Znones nuo sukilln:o.
I.aikraStis toliaus sako, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
GOMPERS ISKELIAUS
EUROPON.
Socijalistai netures balso
kongrese.

Washington, rugp. IA
Samuel Gompers vakar iske-
iavo is. Washington'o New
Yorkan laikyti konferenciju
su darbo vadovais tame mics
te prizes iSvaziuosiant ! Lond.
kur ivyks konferencijos rug
sejo II, IS ir 19.
Gompers uzvakar tar6si su
prez. Wilsonu. Jisai pasake,
kad svarbiausias tikslas jo
iSvaziavimo Europon yra da-
lyvauti kongrese Londone.
Bet, apart to, svarbQs darbi-
ninkQ ir kar6s klausimai
Prancuzijoj ir Italijoj uzims
dang delegatu laiko. .Jisai pa
lake, kad a!aerikos deiegUtu
svarstymuose socijalizmas ne
uzims jokios dalies. Sake, so
cijalistai konferencijose ne
bus reprezentuojami.
IS London'o pirmiau buvo
praneSta, kad kongresas susi-
DIES is darbininkQ If socijalis-
tn atstovQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
PABRANGS SIUTAI, MARS.
KINIAI IR VISKAS.

Washington, rugp. l2.-Ka-
res mokesciq nustItymo kon-
greso komisija nusprende uz-
deti kar6s mokescius ant par
duodamQ brangesniq siutu.
overkotQ, marskiniQ, dresiQ, &c
verykQ If tt.
Po 20 nuos. kares mokesciQ
bus imama nuo pardaveJo,
kurs parduos vyrQ arba mo-
teriQ siutus po 40 dol. arba
augseciau, moteriu dresses po
-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
TRUSKINAMA CHAULNES-
NOYON LINIJA.
PrieSininkas be atidairos bega

Londonas, rugp. l+.-Eokie-
Giai Su>tiprino Savo liniiQ nuo
u;ptS Ancre Iigi upGs Disc.
Talkininkai, nortdami lamdti
Svarbia> apylinkGSe vietaS,
plipkia JUGS viSu Smarkumu.
NokipGiai deda viSaS SavO j6-
Gas. kad ~ulaikiuS angluS,
rrancuzuS II amerikonuS Sc
nose Iinijo>e, IIuriaS jic lake
Ziemojr l9l6-17 metQ.
Torp Royo if Noyon, apy-
linkiic LaSSigny, rOdoS. vo-
hieGiU paStangoS Sulaikyti tal-
kininluS els ant nielo. Cionai
prancuzai Iaiko dvi myliaS !
pictrym> nuo LaSSigny. il
Zygiuoja pirmyn ant pletnlQ
Thipsrolurt o miSko kraStQ
ir ant <varbioS aug$tumoS ]
pirtu~ nuo LaSSigny. Naka-
ruo>p nuo micSto LaSSigny
rrancuZai paimi DcS LogpS.
* Gwy prancuzai gall lcng
val ap~iauSti vokie5iQ pozici-
il ant kalnclio pietuoSe nuo
Lu>>igny.
Siamvakaruo>o nuo Roye
angIai nuzygiavo rytuosna nuo
FouqueScoWt, vienQ myliQ /
vakaruS nuo ChauIncS-Roy
gclczinkolio. Jcigu bepaSiSek-
tn dar giIiau iSivorzti, netik
ChauIneS bet ir Roye atsidur-
tV I:Jrljn povoJrn.
Sis veikimaS 81 prancuzQ
voikimaiS apIink LaSsigny
pa>tato cen. IIuttier'o armijoS
centraIe il deSine dali maz-
daug didoSni ar mazeSni pavo-
iu. Todel, gall but, gen. Hut
tier bus priverstas paSitrauk-
ii. Mes dvi * trijQ jo baziQ
vra neSaugijoS. LaSSigny,ui
puoIus. prancuzai atsirastQ
tarp Roye il Noyon. Is Las
Signy butQ gaIima apsiaustl
ahu mieStu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
Anglai arti Peronne.

Anglai Sale Somme nuzy-
giavo truputi arGiau prize Pc
rome. | Siaure nuo up6S Som
me angIai ir amerikonai mu-
&aSi Su vokieciais prize Bray.
I pietus, anglai pa6m6 Pro-
yart'q, keturios mylios ! pie
tus nuo Bray. VakaruOse nuo
ChauInes. Lihons apylink6l,
teSiasi SmarkQs muSial.
Kaikuriose vietOse, labjau-
siai centre music fronto, tai
kininkai atsigabeno sunkia-
siaS Savo armotaS. Su jomis
smarkiai pliekia vokieciQ po-
zicijas vakaruOse nuO Somme,
/ pietus nuo Peronne. Prancu-
zai, taip-gi, traukiasi frontan
savo armotas, kad sulauzyti
vokieGiu priesinimqsi tarp Ro-
We il Noyon. Vokieciai cionai
deda savo Wilt ant sunkipjQ
armotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
Nera viet0S vokieCiamS
RuSijojo

neuzilgo - o gal jar il dabar
- vokieciams reiks daugiau
kareiviQ, kad uzIaikyt; savo
vietas Rusijoj.
VokieGip ambasados persi-
k6limas Rusijon, raSo Daily
Chronicle, yra vokieGiq prisi-
pazinimas, jog jie. visai Rusi-
joj nepopuleriai.
Daily News raSo, kad ge-
raj matomas faktas politikl-
MO Rusijos stovio yra: lolse-
viku neistengimas tautai pa
rupinti tvarka. N1omon:auja,
kad Lenino ir Trocllio nupuo-
iimas butp pirlnas zingsnis
prie klausimo iSrisimo. Mes
tada Rusijoj pasirodytu spe-
Kos stovinGios del tautinio APP
siginimo, If priesingos woke
GiQ iSnaudojimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
FRANCUZAI LAIMEJA VI
SAS LASSIGNY AUGsTU-
MAS.

Londonas, rugp, 1+.-Pran-
cuzai paGmt vi~aS augStumaS
aplink La>>igny, pietiniam"
Pikardiio< music linijoS gale,
DraneSama * kartS ofi>o.
Dabar jie komanduoja Las
signy mieStQ il kloni updS d.
vptte. Svkiu 81 .vi>u diStriktu
Siaw6jP.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
CUKRY GABENANTIS IsAI-
VAS UzPLAUKE ANT SEX
LUMCS.

Atlantiko Uostas, rugp. II.
-Vakar Brazilijos garIaiviS,
gabenantiS cuIlrQ uzpIauk& ant
llranto nepermatomoje mjgIo-
ie. Vanduo sekG if t6mytojai
mano, kad Iaivas yra pavojin-
game pad6jime. Kieno tai pra-
neSta, kad IaivaS norGjo IS
trukti, nuo nardanciOsi0S lai-
YES.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
SUV. VALSTJy MUGS
TOLIAI KAREJE,

Washington, rugp. II. -
Vakar paskelbtame armijos
nuoStoIiQ Sqra&e yra 90 pa
vardziQ. Is to Skaitliaus:
UzmuStQ IA
Mlrusiu nuo zaizdQ >
MiruSiQ nelaimdjc l
Pavoiingai SuzeistQ -
SuzeiStQ 10
PrazuvuSiQ ]
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
DIDIs RUsU PLUDIMAS
JAPONIJON.

Tokyo, Japonija, rugp. IL
RuSu kcliavimas is Rusijos
Japoniion taip zymiai padid6-
:io, kad Japoniios svetimze-
miQ dalySe randaSi beveik vi
81 ruSai. NiSi SvetimzcmW
vicSbuGiai priSipildG rusn pa
bigiIiaiS. Dabar keliauninkai
vargiai gall raSti vietas sye-
timzemiQ zmoniQ vieSbuGiUoSe
AnglQ, prancuzQ ir ameriko
nu lakunai ir bombu mitGjai
be nustojimo vargina uzpa-
kali vokieciQ pozicijQ. Sex
madienyj numeSta suvirS 1O7
tonu bombQ ant vOkieciQ ge-
lezinkeIiQ stoGiQ, stovyklQ ir
kitQ svarbiu vietQ. MuSiuOsc
ore talllininkQ lakunai sunai-
kino keturias-deSimts keturis
vokieCiQ lakstytuvus II Suga-
dino keturias-deSimtS penkiS.
BerIynas praneSa, kad vOkie-
Giai Sunaikino septyniolilla
taIkininkQ aeroplanQ.
Frankfort'as bombarduotas.
Frankfort, kuris randaSi ant
rytinGS Rhine up6s puS6s, su
Metz'u buvo bombarduOti an
gIQ skadronQ.
Siauraje nuo Vesle is Fis-
mes vokieGiai nenustoja d6j9
pastangas iSvaryti prancuzQ
il amerikonQ kareivius. Jie
padarG dvi smarkias kOntr-
atakas. Bet prancuzai su anne
rikonais isteng6 jas atmuSt1.
Kitose fronto dalyse Pran-
cuzijoie nieko neveikiama.
Italijoj stovis nepersimam6.
Ivyksta tik mazi artilerijos il
Sargybq veikimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14

60 dol. ir augsGiau, ceverykus
po 10 dol, marSkinius virsaus.
3 dol. ir tt.
Vadinasi, pigesni siutai,
overkotai, marskiniai If IT,
pasililxs be kares mokesciu.l
Bet uz brangesnius bus ina.
mi mokesciai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
: Londonas, rrgp. ]

Admiralitetas pranesa. kad
rai idaneioji laive nusllandino
anglq torpediniq laivp maxim
toia Vidurzemiu jurcse. zuyo'
septyni jurininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14
MOTERyS GAUS DARBY PR|E
GELEZ|NkEL|Q
Sam GOmpers k0|iaus EuropOn

eIls daiktus. Uzsinta su savi-
mi pasiimti ginI5lus, fonogra-
fQ rekordus, iStatymu knygu-
tes, il t. t.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-14

.AtstovQ militarin6s komisi-
.ioS pirmininkas Dent paSake,
kad komisija palms biliQ
svarstyti pirmadicny1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-01-23

TAKE ACTION MONDAY.
DR.. Jennie Callfas, president of the
association, handed the communica-
ton which was read by city clerk to
city council. Announcement was
made that on next Monday morning,
at 10 o'clock, the matter will be called
UP for hearing, when it is expected
that Mayor Dahlman will be present.
Superintendent Ohaus of the Board
of Public Welfare last week stated
that conditions at dance halls were
satisfactory. Public dance halls are
now under the supervision of the>wel-
fare board.
The letter submitted by the Asso-
citation for the Betterment of Girls
and Boys follows:
Cause of DOWNFALL
"The Omaha Association for the
Betterment Of Girls and Boys respect
fully requests your honorable body to
close all public dances in Omaha as
war measure. The evils of the pub
lie dance halls have doubtless come
to your attention a. they have to ours.
For many years they have been CEN
ter from which has sprung much of
the immortality of the city among both
girls and boys. OF the many cases OF
fallen girls who recently came under
our observation a great majority at
tribute their fall to the dance halls.
They were allowed to go unattended
and met men indiscriminately without
introduction and were led astray.
High school boys and young men
frequent these places whose sisters
would not be permitted to go. All oi
the usual evils of the dance halls are
much aggravated in war time. We ap'
peal to you to close all public dance
falls and to substitute for them whole.
some dances.
1--WE know that you have at hear
the welfare of the young people o.
the city and we believe that if yor
will encourage neighborhood dance:
at community centers and ask the par
ents to go with the girls and boy:
they will follow your advice.
MANY parents will become inter
ested in their children's amusement.
who now allow them to go where they
please unattended. We look to yot
with confidence that you will STAMP
out this evil and substitute for it clear
! and innocent amusement"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-01-23
MURDER SHOCKS
PEOPLE At TRIAL
OF negro SMITH
Revolving Details Of Nethaway
Crime Revealed in Crowded
Court Room; New Evil
dence introduced.

Shocking details of the deeds COM
mtted by the murderer upon the body
of Mrs. Claud L. Nethaway, killed
Sunday, August 26, in the railroad cut
short distance from her home while
she was on her way to meet her hus-
band, were touched upon in the tes-
timony of DR.. S. McCleneghan Tues
day morning in the trial of Charles
Smith, negro, accused of the crime.
Crescent-shapcd finger nail marks
where the cruel claws of the murderer
had seized the naked flesh of the mur-
dered woman's thighs, we're discov-
cred when the body was examined.
DR.. McCieneghan testified. From a
microscopic examination he said he
was unable to state the nature of the
assault other than it had been mur-
derous one. Her throat was gashed
with two short knift jabs. evidently
inflicted before the murderer cut her
throat causing instant death, he said.
Testify of Robbery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitigate, SOFA
Blonde, testified that on returning
home Saturday night preceding the
crime they found the house had been
broken into through a window and
ransacked from cellar to attic.
The razon-keen hunting knife found
near the scene Of the murder was iden-
tilted by them as the knife which had
been stored by John Lucas i'll his
trunk in the attic of their home. The
trunk was broken into, they testified,
the belt and holster belonging to the
knife beside it. The knife was miss
ing. Mrs. Milgate's rings and 50
cents in change was also stolen.
Husband in Court Room.
Mr.. C. L. Nethaway, husband OF
the murdered woman, and his sister
Lulu Nethaway, listened to the testi.
mony. The evidence offered by tn
prosecut.cn, while along the same
lines as in the first trial in November
was more concise. Several additional
points were picked up and definitely
fixed, particularly as to the identified.
ton of the knife and the evidence oi
DR.. McCleneghan as coroner's ply.
sician.
The members of the jury will not
be allowed to return to their homes
from the time the taking of evidence
hogan this morning until a verdict ic
rendered.
In the first trial the jurors were al.
lowed their freedom and their eve.
nings at home until the time they
went into the jury room to find their
verdict. They were unable to agree
the vote standing nine to three on the
first ballot and for AZ hours after
They were thereupon discharged ant
a retrial was made necessary.