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The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Doc Ayers Hammered and
Champion Sox Land Game
Clarence Rowland's Chi
cago Club Captures Slug
fest from Nationals 7 to
4 -

Chicago, Ill, June 1L-Clark Griffith
and his Nationals were the victims
yesterday Of what the Shipyards
League has left OF the worlds cham
pions who rose in desperation and
achieved a .T-to-4 triumph by
seventh-inning counter attack.
Four runs in that lucky spasm
turned the score upside down. con-
vertfng a two-run lead into a two-lap
handicap. Frank schellenback. who
had been working with Indifferent
success and the same kind Of support,
vanished in favor Of a pinch hitter
in that round, and Eddie Cicotte in-
ished.
The White Sox went after Ayers in
the opening round and mauled in two
runs before he could retire them.
That pair discounted the tally the
Griffmen had registered in their first
half. The visitors tied 1t up in the
third without a base hit, a mum by
Weaver contributing the run. One
hit, two safe bunts and a mum by
Schalk were the prime factors in a
pair OF runs by which the Senators
took the lead in the fifth and 1t was
beginning to look as II they were go
ing to stay there when the seventh
came around.
Weaver started with a measly roller
along the first base line and frus-
trated Judges effort to tag him out.
Risberg's demise put Buck on second.
Schalk pulled a single to left, scoring
Weaver and making second himself
when the hit went through Shot
ton. Jourdan bounced out via
Ayers. Murphy was passed and
Liebold walloped his fourth straight
hit into right. scoring Schalk with
the run that tied. Collins walked
1illing the corners. Felsch hit a fly to
left center which Shotton muffed and
Murphy and Liebold scored.
Singles by Weaver. Schalk and
Murphy manufactured the seventh
run in the eighth round. The Sem
ators made one safety of him in the
ninth but fast double play by Gan
dill and Weaver ensued. Washing
tons first run grew out OF a pass
and singles by Judge and Milan in
the first inning.
Two passes and a muff by Weaver
gave the Senators their second run
in the third spasm. Shotten's double
opened the fifth. Foster butted to-
ward third and beat it putting Shot
ten on third. Judge raped to
Weaver who pegged home in time to
nail Shotten but Schalk dropped the
ball. Milan beat out another bunt
toward third and the bags were full.
Shanks struck out but Morgan
pounded fly to center far enough
to score Foster from third.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
m Golf Today Masonic Teams to Play Nationals Beaten
SHRINE MEETS
GROTTO TODAY
Benefit Game for Eastern
Star Home at League
Park Today.

The annual baseball game between
the Grotto and Shrine teams for the
benefit Of the Eastern Star Home,
will be staged this afternoon at the
American League Park when the two
clubs battle each other for the su-
premacy of the diamond, The game
viii be proceeded by a parade which
starts from Masonic Temple at 2 d.
m, and the players will then be taken
to the ball park where Umpire Billy
Belts will call the game at 3 p. m.
Followers OF the two teams will pro-
vide many stunts, all Of which will
prove interesting to the spectators
who attend the game. The band of
the Grotto will be on hand to furnish
music for the occasion and will per-
form during the progress of the
pastime. The Shriners will also have
their Sheik band to answer back to
the wierd tunes furnished by their
competitors to make things merry for
the fans.
These games were inaugurated in
1914 by the Masonic Order for the
benefit of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home and have brought in
many thousands of dollars which
has been put into the treasury OF
the Home. The game has been
played every year and have been
attended by 5000 to $4,000 fans.
Both teams have been hard at
work for this CONTEST. Manager
Burr has corralled some of the best
amateur players in the District and
promises TO furnish plenty of excite
ment. Manager Burr has a battery
which will put the seventy-five
centimeter guns of the French to
shame as they are faster than chain
Tightening and will show the Grot-
to team a few things in the way
of playing ball.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Red Cross Golf Benefit
At Columbia Club Today

practice round over the Columbia
golf course late yesterday afternoon.
and he gave fine sample OF the skill
that made him a double champion.
He beat the best OF the American
amateurs in one tournament and then
went in and won from the amateurs
and professionals in the tournament
open to both. He is the only Ameri-
can golfer who ever held both titles
at once.
While it was the first time he ever
played the difficult Columbia course,
he made a 7l-just one stroke over
par.
The opportunity Of witnessing a
match of this character Is the op-
portunity of a lifetime and not only
golfers but those who have never seen
match should embrace this oppor-
tunity and be on hand for at least one
of the rounds.
In addition to the match, the club
Is planning an open house" and is
doing all in its power to make the
event a never-to-be-forgotten one.
The Camp Meigs Band will be on
hand, there will be speech-making
and also a driving contest, the prize
being one Of Champion Evans pet
golf clubs.
Not to be outdone by the green
committee in making the day a sue
cess. the tennis committee has
scheduled two stellar matches. The
first will be played at 12:3o-between
the two golf rounds-between Con
ME- Doyle. Washington's premier
racquetter, and ''Chuck" Garland, the
youthful Pittsburgh star.
Garland is probably the most talked
OF tennis player of the day. He is
the youngster who created such a
sensation last season when he won
the junior national championship
without losing a set. In addition to
winning the junior title. he was
runner-up in the clay court champion
ship. losing TO Sam" Hardy, the
Pacific Coast champion. in FIVE hard
sets. At the West Side courts, he
again distinguished himself in the
National championships by decisively
beating such men as Karl Behr and
Douglas Waters. being eliminated by
John Strachan in the semi-finals in
has come all the way from the
AAhOhy NlIS " dSSiSt lllS
big benefit a success.
doubles match will be staged after
the second round of golf-probably at
about o'clock-in which Doyle. Gar
land. Robert Leroy, of New York,
and Warland. one Of the new crack
players Of the Chevy Chase Club, will
take part.
As golf and tennis are invariably
associated. II is believed that the pro-
gram outlined above is Of sufficient
class to draw all followers of both
games and it is hoped that the whole
of Washington will turn out and helm
make the day a success.
There is no need to have a card or
to be acquainted. A friendly welcome
awaits You. There will be no charge
1or admlssion-merely an opportunity
given for everyone to give whatever
they like to the Red Cross. Come
and bring your friends. Columbia
invites you.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
FOHL'S INDIANS TAKE
GAME FROM MACKMEN

Cleveland. June 1.-THE Athletics
made their first appearance of the
season here today and went down to
defeat 4-to-1. The Macks drove old
Bob Groom from the box in four
innings, Garnering nine hits which
produced only two runs. both of them
driven in by Pitcher Geary. Johnny
Enseman finished for Cleveland and
was strong. Score by innings:
Philadelphia .... 100000 O. 13 1
Cleveland ........ 0 OIL OOx-
Geary and McAvoy; Groom and
Enseman: O'NeilL Umpires, Nallin
and Evans.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
BROOKLYN DODGERS
DEFEAT MATTY'S CREW

Brooklyn, June 14.-Burleigh
Grimes, the former Pirate hurler.
turned in another victory today for
the Dodgers. shading Rube Bressler
in a pitching duel at Ebbets field.
The final score was: Brooklyn, 2;
Cincinnati, /.
The Dodgers scored both their
runs in the sixth inning when Dau-
bert tripled with Olson on first and
scored a moment later when Myers
hit the scoreboard for three bases.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati .O01 900 0oo-1 s 0
Brooklyn ...... 900 002 0ox-2 6 o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Wingo:
Grimes and Miller. Umpires-O'Day
and Byron.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
BOSTON BRAVES WIN
FROM BUCCANEERS

it three out of four from the Pirates
today by winning 7 to s. thereby 60
ing into a tie for third place with the
Cincinnati Reds. Both Rudolph and
Cooper were batted hard. Home runs
by Wickland and Rehg in the fifth
featured. Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ............ 900 002 OO4-6 IL 0
Boston ................ OOS O3D 1NO-7 10 U
Batteries-Cooper and Schmidt: Ru-
dolph and Wilson. Cmpires-Rigler
and Moran.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
ENGLAND STOPS
WINTER RACING

London. June 1.-THE government
has decided. according to a state
ment printed in the Racing Calen-
dar here today. that winter racing
will not be Permitted. owing 10 the
strain it will impose on the rail-
rcads in tran3pol ting horses. forage
and spectators TO the various tracks
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
WILL NOT INSIST ON PERRY.
Stallings Informs Mack Braves
Will Take Another PLAYER.

Boston. June 14.-Georse Stallings.
manager Of the Boston National
League baseball team, tonight wired
Connie Mack. manager of the Phila-
delphia American League team, that
he would not insist on the delivery
of Scott Perry, pitcher of the Ath-
letics. to the Braves.
Stallings said he was willing to take
another player in the place of Perry,
although the. National Commission
had upheld the claim Of the club to
the players services.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

hooley ~. Peckinpaugh 10. Baker ~. Pipp
t5l. Thomahlen. Two-hase hits-Peckinpaugh,
Pip, Marsans. Cobb. Three base hits-Baker,
Cobb. lipp. First on bals-Of Dauss. 2; off
Thormahlen. .; of Mosridge. !. Sacrifice hy-I
Bodie. Struck out-By Dauss. } Double plays
Walter to Pipp: Pratt to Peckinpaush TO
Pipp (2l. Stolen bases-Bush, Young ~. Sac
rifce hits-Pratt, Gilhoocv. Attendance-Ss5o0.
Umpires-Mcsscs. Owen and Hildebrand.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Still After Jack Dempsey.

Milwaukee. Wis, June N-Jsck
Dempsey, who is matched TO box
Fred Fulton at Danbury. Conn, on
July 4, must appear in Milwaukee on
June . for an examination by an at
torney on behalf Of John Reisler
Gohn, the Barber, Of New York.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Giants Lose Protest.

New York. June 4.-The protest
of the Giants asking that the
game with st. Louis on June
be ordered replayed has been dis
missed, President Tener, Of the Ma
tional League, announced today.
President Tener held that Umpire
O'Day's ruling that Outfielder
Young had not momentarily held
the ball, which allowed two runs
to score could not be changed.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
YANKEES ARE BEST ;
AGAINST JUNGALEERS

hits counted for runs New York
made them this afternoon and the
Tigers lost IL to 6. The game was
featured by many drives for extra
bases. Cob and Pipp excelling in
this regard.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

Sacrifice hits-E. Collins. Morgan. Tvo-base
hits-Leiboid t9, Shotton. Bases on balls-On
shellenback, &; OF Ayers. ). Stolen bases
Judge. Milan. Shotton. Struck out-By Shell
enbaek. 6; by Ayers. 4
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
BASEBALL STATISTICS
American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago. Z; Washington. 4.
Cleveland. 4; Athletics, ..
New York, II: Detroit, s.
st. Louis, ); Boston,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
YESTERDAY,S RESULTS.

Phillies. l: st. Louis. o.
st. Louis. 6: Phillies, 3.
New York. Z; Chicago, o.
Brooklyn. .; Cincinnati, l.
Boston, :; Pittsburgh, I
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Washington at Chicago.
Athletics at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GIANTS TRIM CUBS
In FINAL BATTLE

New York. June 1.-THE Giants to-
day trimmed the Cubs in the last
game of the series. to 0. Al DEM
aree pitched for the locals and no
Chicago runner got farther than first
base. Vaughn was pounded hard by
the New York batsmen in the first
inning and again in the last frame.
Score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
JOHNS TIMELY TRIPLE
DEFEATS BOSTON SOX

St Louis, June 1L-With two on
and two gone and after two pinch
hitters had failed to deliver. Pete
Johns drove a magniicent triple to
left center that hit the fence and
gave the Browns a victory over the
league-leading Red Sox in the ninth
inning of the first game Of the series.
TO (.
Joe Bush was in trouble only once
before when two singles. a triple and
two errors gave st. Louis three runs.
Babe Ruth drove in Boston's first
three runs with a single and a dou-
BILE, while a single by Bush scored
the fourth The score by inninRs.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
CARDS AND PHILLIES
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

Philadelphia. June 1.-THE Phillies
and St Louis Cardinals broke even
in a double-header this afternoon.
The first fracas went TO the Moran
clan. to /, and the Cards copped
the second. to ). Cravath broke
up the first game with a home run
clout into the field bleechers in the
tenth. Dixie Davis essayed mound
duties for the Phillies in the sec
ond game. but was chased to the
showers in the fourth stanza after
the Cards had garnered four tallies.
The score hY innings.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

st. Louis ........... COO 600 cl0 OIL 0
Philadelphia ........1O0 COO ooo IL Q
Batteries-Doak and Gonzales
Prendergast and Adams. Empires
Harrison and Quigley.
st. Louis ........001 100 IO0-S l3
Philadelphia ..... 900 O0O GS0-3 - &
Batteries-Hays and Snyder: Davis.
Watson, Main and Adams. Umpires
-Quigley and Harrison.
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BUVUSTS KAIZERIS BIJO-
ST PASIKESINIMO.
Daugelis detektivu parkviesta
is Potsdamo.

Londonas, OF. l4.-Keliolika
zymiausiQ detektivQ partrauk-
ia is Potsdamo ! Amerongen
pill, kurioj apsigyvenes buvu-
sis vokieciu kaizeris WilheE
mas Hohenzollern. Site dabar
kiekvienam zingSnyj Saugoja
buvuSi kaizeri.
Buvusis kaizeris del baim6s
negaliS nei miegoti. Bijosi,
kad 10 kas neuzpultQ il MENU
zudytQ. Bijosi, kad kas ! j ne
pameStQ bomboS. Taippat bl-
JOSH, kad jo kas kartais ne
pagrobtQ il kur norS neiS-
veztQ.
JiS visuomet su Savlml ne
SiojQS revolverl.
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SiuVejjas.-r -respubikos pre-
ZidentaS
Ka sake vokiete apie Vokietjos ateiti
VOKIETIJOS MOTERYS
DARBUOJASI.

Londonas, or. l3. : Daily
Express, korespondentas is
Berlyno praneSa, kad puse
Vokietijos moteriQ stov6jo uz
kare. Bet ateityje, sake, jos
jau nekuomet neleisiancios sa-
vo sum- ir vyrQ eiti karen.
Taip tvirtina Vokietijos
moteriu zymi veik6ia Frau
Minna Cauer.
Jinai sake, kad sekanGiuose
rinkimuose dalyvaus apie ID
milijonQ moteriq. Jos bal
suos ir iu didziuma, kick Ii
noma, paremS dabartine val
dzia.
Visos moterys balsuOS uz
respublikq. Galima tiketies,
kad ateityie Vokietija valdys
moterys.
Mima Cauer tarp kitko pa
sakius:
.Vokietija Sugriauta. Nuns
uzims deSimti metu atgaivin-
ii Vokietijq. Ir tuomet mes
busime tik maza tautel6. Ne
kuonlet misQ Sails nebus ga
linga''.
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Prez. Wils0nas PrancuZij0je
STREIKUOJA GATVEKA-
RIp DARBININKAI.
Gatvekariai eina SUI policijos
apsauga.

Kansas City, Kansas, gr. II,
-Cia streikuoja gatvekariu
darbininkai. Per pora dienQ
gatvekariai nevazin6jo. Bet
vakar kompanija paleido gat-
vGsna apie 100 gatvekariq po-
licijos apsaugoje. Kiekvienam
gatvekaryj stow du policmo-
nu.
Darbininkai sustreikaNo rel
kalaudami didesnio uzmokes-
Gio.
MieSto majoras pagrumojo
partraukti miliciiq, jei mieste
kiltu kokie nors SumiSimai,
jei Streikininkai imtQ parali-
zuOti mieSte komunikacija.
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sVEICARIJA NEISILEIDO
BUVUSIO KAIZERIO.

Hague, gr. IT. Olandijos
parlamente SocijaliStaS atStO-
vas RavenStcyn kalb6damas
pazym6io, kad VokietiioS bu-
vu<i< kaizeris buveS nor6jeS
pabGgti ] SveicariiQ. Bet pas
taroji atsiSak6 il isileisti. Tad
kaizeriS RADIO prfeglaudq Olm-
dijoje.
ToIiauS ii> pazymGio, kad
huvuSiS Nokietijos imperato-
riuS neturi but i$duotaS tai
kininkamS. Bet turf but su-
grazintas Vokietijon. Tenai te-
gu j teiSia liaudieS teiSmas.
Olandijo> darbininkai, sake
>ocijaliStaS, yra prie$ingi, kad
Sails del huvusiO kaizeriO tu-
rdtu kokiuS nors nesmagumus
arba il kare Su talkininkqls.
OIandQ socijalistQ laikras-
ciai reikalauja, kad buvusis
kaizeris kuoveikiaus butQ
praSalintas * Olandijos.
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S. V. PRALENKS BRI-
TANIJA.

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riausyb6s atstovai darbuojasl
kongrese, kad Sitas pravestll
visus plenus, kokius vyriausy-
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no padidinimo reikale. Dar-
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dinimui.
Tuomet, jie sake, nereikes
ilgai laukti, kuomet musQ sa-
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Anglia if uzims pirmajq vie
tq visam pasaulyj.
Sulig pagamintQ plenQ, tas
lures ivykti ne veliau, kaip
1925 metals.
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met Vokietijoje pakilo revo-
liucija, pirmiausia Brumswic-
ko kunigaikStija (Vokietijos
valStija) pasiskelb6 respubli-
ka. Valstijos valdovas buvo
priverstas abdikuoti ir iSsi-
kraustyti kur kitur.
Daily Chronicle korespon-
dentas is. Amsterdamo prane-
Sa, kad dabaf BrunSwicko ku-
nigaikStija Waldo vienas siu-
VEGAS SocijalistaS, kazkOks
MerrieS. Tai esqs kuprotas
mazaS zmogelis, vos tik 1 pc
du augStas. Gil mokSlo mini
steriu yra kazkokia moteris
skalbGja. Visa valstija yra
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Kupris Brunswicko prezi-
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tus $i7.j00 algos, kuri jam *
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SocijalistQ raudonoji gyar-
diia organizuoja pldSikp gau-
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BOLSEVIKAMS GRUMOJA-
MA AMERIKONAIS.
Geriau anerikonai, kaip bol-
seYikai. sako z1nones.

Amsterdam, gr. Hitherto
vaIdzia BerIyne jokiuo budu
MCCALL apSiginti nuo Savo boil
$evil,u, kurie grumoja teroriz-
mU.
Socijali>tQ valdzia, kad att
traukti zmoneS nuo bOlSevikQ,
pradrda $ituo> baugnti ameri-
konai>.
Ana dicnQ vienam darbinin-
ku >u~irinkimc kalbGjo Soci-
.iali>ta> Scheidemam. Ji> pa
zymtio. kad >ociiaIiStQ valdzia
,ra rraSiu~i talkininkU pri-
>iQ>ti Brrlynan kariuomenG>,
kur rcikaIinga pravc>ti ir pa
laikyti tvarkQ.
l.. Schridemann pa>akr, EaL
nruiilgo Brrlynan atkeliau-
>iauti am"rikoni>ka kariuomc-
NJ.
.Ii> sake:
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zvclgiant i pasekmeS kuovei-
klaus praveSti il palaikyti
tvarkQ Berlyne'.
"Jei spartaku grupe (boj-
=evikai) if toleSniai nepaliaus
SuokalbiavuS il veikus prizes
valdziq. soStine tvarkys anne
rikoniSki kareiviai'.
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IaukSime .amerikonQ. II Die
vas zino, kaip ilgai jie cia ap-
SibuS. Tai yra taS, ko BerlynO
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6mt Saukti minia". Geriau a.
merikonai, kaip bolSevikai'.
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Lai gyVuOja Wilsonas! Sau-
kama BerIyne
PPEZIDENTAS WILSONAS
PRANCUZIJOJE.
Priimtas ir pasVeikintas su
didziausiomis ovacijomis.

Brest, gr. l+.-Eakar Gia at
kcliovo Suv. EalStijQ prezi-
dentaS Wil<ona> garlaiviu
George Washington. Laivo>
praplaukt eiliQ eileS vi>okiQ
karlS laivQ, kurie >veiI;ino
>veti armotQ >audymaiS. u
myIio> nuo patie> uo>to Gpor-
&c Washington imcti mkari
ir >u>tojo.
Tada mo pakra&cjo j laivQ
aWlauk@ prancuzu aug&Giau-
>icii valdininkai ir tpnai pran-
cuzU tuuto> vm,du prezident@
WiI~ouQ pa>vcikino.
Prrzidcnta, III >uvo paltija
laiy2 C1eorge Washington ap-
Ioido apic 300 po piotQ. Kitu
}aivrliu nukcliuvo ant kruuto,
knr jam >urorgta diIziau>io~
ovariJoS.
Tenai taippat burial prancu-
~ diplomatQ prezidentq pas
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huriu aug2tQjQ valdininkQ ly-
dimaS.
Bre>to uoStaS pilnas preky-
biniQ laivQ. Cia yra daugeliS
ir amerikoniSkQ laivQ. Site
cia atgabeno prekiQ il maiSto.
Oar ne viSi iSkrauti. Gryzda-
mi namo jie palms su SavimI
amerikoni$kQ kareiviQ.
Be kitu cia prezidenta Viii
soma sutiko: S. ValstijQ am
baSadorius PrancuzijOje Shar-
pc. pulkininkaS House, gen.
PerShing, gen. Bliss, admire
las Benson ir xiii zymQ> ame-
rikOnai.
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UzMOKES Uz KIEKVIENO
KARE1v1o NUvEz1MA $50.

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ia zymiai pagelbejo Britannia
su savo laivais. Britannia di-
desne dali, ty. suyirs milijono
kareiviq buvo nuvezusi Pran-
cuzijon.
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nuo Suv. ValstijQ atlyginimo
uz kareivip vezima. Suv. Val
stijos sutiko uz kiekviena ka-
reivi Britanijai uzmoketi 30
dolieriQ.
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ORU BUS VEzI0JAMI
LAISKAI TARPE CHI
CAGOS IR NEW
YORKO.

New York, or. II. - Oru
lai2kQ vezioiimo direktorius,
leitcnantas Edgeston, paskel-
b6. kad Iai$kus vezioti laksty-
tuvai jau esq paruoSti II atei-
nanti treGiadieni pras iis ~
guleris IaiSllu veziojimas tarp
New YorkO ir ChicagOS. LaiS-
kai bus veziojami tik Primo
Sios kIesos il registruoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-14
LANE APIE FARMAS
KAREIVIAMS.
Tam tikslui galima skirt mi
ijonus akru zemes.

Washington, or. 14.-Vidu-
.jiniu reikalQ sekretorius Lane
savo metiniam rapOrte pazy-
mi, kad svarbiausiuoju polka
rin6s rekonstrukcijos klausi-
mu yra nutreSimas Siandie ne
apdirbamQ milziniSkQ zem6s
plotu, ju padalinimas j farmas
il anu pavedimas sugryzu-
stems is Europos kareiviams.
TOliaus sekretorius Lane
rekomenduoja pagerinti moky-
klu sistema su tikSlu suameri-
koninti svetm gimusius anne
rikoniSkus piliecius, duoti pra-
dini mokslQ visiemS analfabc-
tams. Bet mokyklose Svar-
biausia turi but mOkinama vi
SOkiQ amatQ.
Vienoie raporto dalyie Stai
kaS SakOma:
"Argi negalima reikalauti
tokioS pinigQ sumOs. kokiQ
vyriauSybG privalo Slmet iS-
moktti pensijp formoje veter-
anamS kariQ. kuriOS buvo
pirm dvideSimts penkeriu an
ba penkiaSdesimts metq! Ar
gi zmon6s. kurie be jokiu Svy-
ravimQ SudGjo 800 milijonuS
dol. kareiviQ gyvenimo pal
vairinimui, inns ir svyruOS
perkant valdiSkuS bondsuS, uz
kuriQ surinktus piniguS w
riausyb6 gal6tQ lgyti plotuS
zem6s il uztikrinti ateitl ka-
reiviamS, jiems darba il lai-
me?
"Nieko geresnio negali but
tautai. kaip pastatyti didele
armija zemdirbiQ, nieko negall
but geresnio, kaip dideliQ re-
mes plotQ pakeitimas farmo-
mis-.
Sulig sekretoriaus Lane ap-
skaitymo, Suv. Valstijos >turl
200 milijonQ akrQ zemes, XII
ria galima pakeisti farmomiS.
Jis sake, kad viena trecda-
lis amerikoniSkQ kareiviU
Prancuzijoje yra uzauge ant
farmu il pareina nuo farmQ.
Tad tie kareiviai sugryze, be
abejon6s, nor6tQ gauti lauko
darbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-14
REVOLIUCIJOS
PAMINEJIMO sVENTE.

Amsterdam, or. Hitherto
valdzia paSkelb6, kad atelnan-
Gio SauSio l d. BerlynO SOcI=
:jalistai iSkiImingai pamin6SiQ
revoIiucijos Svente, praneSa
Ieitung am Mittag.
Tq dienq ivykSia shSirinkl-
mai su prakalbOmis, koncer-
tai, parodavimai gatv6miS II
Eitol;ie pasilinksminimo va
l,arai.
Pasidziaugs socijalistai lai-
m6je revohucija. Bet nesu-
prantama, ka jie ten gera lai-
m6jo If kuo turi dziaugties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-14
T1oNNAIRE'AI TURF
BUT SUTVARKYTI.

Washington, gr. 13. Re
krutavimo virsininkas, gen.
Crowder, visiems lokaliams
boardams isake ,ligi gruodzio
21 dienos sutvarkyti visus Is
80 metp amziaus vyrQ ques-
tionnaire us. Po tos dienos is
.pildyti tie sasiuviniai nebus
priimti.
Kas is to amziaus registrar
tn savo boardams nepristatys
questionnaire'q, visi tie bus
patraukti teisman. !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-14
PAK1Lo 1900 PEDU
AUGsTYN.

Santiago, Chile, gr. 13. -
Chile armijos lakunas leite-
nantas Godoy Bristol laksty-
tuvu perskrido per didziulius
Anden kalnus. Turejo pakil-
ii 1900 pedq augstumon.
vIsI 1876 METQ CUES