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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16

quarters reading Indiana. the first
state 10 go over the top"
Four Missouri counties went over
the TOP today making nineteen in the
honor column. the new ones being
Grundy. 81. Genevieve. Cooper. and
Adair. Influenza is still seriously
hampering the canvassing in Missou-
ri but state Chairman Hughes says il
is not a question of will We go over
the top but that We must go over the
top ami had no doubt but that Mis-
souri, will have its quota before the
week ends.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
NO FEDERAL PERMIT NEEDED
Certain Building Restrictions Have
Been Changed.

The restrictions on building con-
struction made by the Government
have been lightened. The Retail Lum-
bermen of the United States has been
notified that materials for repairs or
extensions to existing buildings
amounting to no more than S2.500.
materials for new construction fO-
farm purposes only. not exceeding
$1,000. and any materials connected
with the production of coal. metals,
etc. may be sold without a Govern
ment permit All other construction,
whether new or for repairs. requires
a permit which must go 10 Washing
ton for final approval.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
SPORT

4 series of intercollegiate football
games to be played for the beneht OF
the war charities fund will be the
outstanding feature Of the sport next
,nontb The contests will be staged
in all sections Of the country and VIII
he held with the sanction Of the Army
and Navy departments
The decision 10 advocate the play
ing Of such games. was reached al a
recent conference Of government and
football authorities. The details AMI
ARRANGEMENTS have been left ID a COM
mittee + former players. comprising
herbert Pratt. Amherst; William
L.angford. Trinity. and Park Davis
and william Roper. Princeton. former
coach a, the University Of Missouri
\ meeting Of the committee will be
held soon. when complete plans for
the series will be arranged. In a gen.
cral way and subject t such changes
rs NAV be necessary. il : proposed 10
bring together such rival college stu
dent army training corps teams as
will develop keen interest among both
PLAYERS and spectators. College foot
ball stadiums viii be uused for the
play wherever available. and one or
mo-e Important intersectional games
are not unlikely.
Un5er the latest decisions Of the
authorities. such classic football con-
tests Of the last decade may be re-
yiyed. While the colleges TO be
brought t-gether have not Yet been
named. the Army-Navy. Yale-Harvard
and similar gridiron features Of nor
NAL seasons may be staged. in view
Of the purpose 10 which the gate re-
ceip-s will be devoted.
No action has been taken by the
Missouri Valley Conference toward
re-arranging the fO-tbal! schedules
for November as was done recently by
the Western Conference. according TO
pr ". G. Manly. who is acting direc-
TOR Of athletics al the University of
Missouri in the absence Of Captain
". F. Meauweu Doctor Manly said
he had received No notice of any
meeting The date Of the annual
game between Missouri and Kansas
till stands for Thanksgiving Day and
10 change from that date has been
made either by the conference or by
2egot -atiOns between Missouri and
Kansas.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
Miss BOstian's Brother Commissioned.

Word has been received here that
Lieutenant Kenneth V Bostian OF
Kansas City has received his commits
sion as captain. He is with a field ar
tillery company in France with the
American Expeditionary Forces. Cap
tain B-stian is the son of VI e.. and Mrs.
William BOstian Of Independence. and
brother of Miss Margaret Bostian.
who teaches in the University High
School. Miss BOstian is a graduate
Of the University.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
influenza Patient Has Birthday Party.

Miss Evelyn Tighe. who is i'll with
the influenza in Read Hall. had a
birthday party last night Miss Tighe
is a nurse at the Parker Memorial
Hospital and contracted the influenza
while nursing cases there.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16

LOST-Alpha Phi pin between Alpha Phi
house and Gymnasium. Name NADIA
Wild" on back. Phone Sc W-33tf
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
Short Course to Open Oct. 2S.

Plans for the opening of the Short
Course in Agriculture October Is are
waiting on the end of the epidemic of
Spanish influenza The date will not
be changed unless this cannot be
avoided. II was recently announced
by mistake that the Short Course
would begin November % instead of
October %.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16

LOST-Sigma Delta Chi pin 1T G o'clock
Wednesday night near entrance TO Uni
verSity campus of Conley. between Gen
try and Maryland places. NJ. V, 1872, en-
graved on back. Return to IA Missouri.
Reward Y-2Stf
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS

For dancing lessons call GO4 or GO for
Information. P-39
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND Pocket book containing draft
registration card issued by Henry County
Local Beard owner may have 10y call
ing at NiSspuTiIn office. identifying and
paying for this al. \ }3tf
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-10-16
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five room bungalow. New
and modern. Phone S12. Cliff
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or
without board. Phone ll43 White. B-3ftf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13

mistake of thinking l could help
him with her. But not even the
thought of Virginia could spoil the
sunset.
AS we drove home in the after
glow and the twilight. the quick
leap of understanding in that last
moment kept us silent. / felt sure
Sheldon was thinking of Virginia,
and the person of whom / was
thinking was pretty closely related
to her. l kept wondering over and
over:
rs Jim happy alone with Envy
or does he wonder what l am do
ing?"
. In the fast falling twilight I took
off my hat and let the little evening
breezos play through my \ hair.
When we came to the dark of that
cliff-hung path l thought I felt Shell
don's hand on my hair.
you're sweet-little Lilac Lady
very sweet Well come again, Z"
he whispered.
All in a second ! slipped on my
hat In another moment we were
back on the bright main path.
l was q little frightened and con-
scious. Sheldon Blake had touched
my hair almost caressingly.
Was that for Virginia-or be-
cause any woman was fair game"
for him?
CTo BE Contlnucd)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13

good-looking and makes love so beau
tifully."
"Oh, Milly, dear-please DON'T"
Honora begged. You don't know
how dangerous such things are"
Il declare" the younger girl ey-
claimed. You speak as il I were all
the time doing risky things. But l
do not do more than other people who
seem more particular. Why. YOU,
yourself, drove home alone last night
in the cab with Arthur Bruce. All"
as Honora's face flushed. that went
home-didn't It? l thought the truth
would get you. What have you > say
now?"
Nothing" Honora replied
Her sister looked at her astonished.
1t was not like Honora to capitulate
so quickly.
No" Honora went on. 81 am not
going to say another word about YOU
and Tom Chandler. You are less than
two years younger than $50 why
should 1 try to order you about? 1t
does no good, anyway"
That's truew Mildred rejoined.
eood-naturedly. But l fancy that
what 1 said about your driving home
alone with a man took your best ar
Eument away from you,. didn't it?'
Then, as Honora did not reply, she
added Mrs. Higgins would have had
a fit IL she had known. But, catching
her sisters hand in hers and squeez-
ing it affectionately-"don let's fuss
or quarrel. honey. love you' 1 really
90"
And Honora. in spite of misgiyings.
could not repress smile as she
Looked into her sisters merry eyes,
That was just like %ildred, she
unused. as she went on to Mr.. Pear
sons Office. She always got her own
way in the long run.
ITO BE CORtInued)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
GIRLS! TRY IT!
HAVETHICK, ,WAW,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle of dandruff dis
appears. and hair stops
coming out.
Draw a moist cloth through hair
and double its beauty
-.. at once.

Your hair becomes light wavy'
fluffv. abundant and'appears as SORT
,ustrous and beautiful as young
girls after 'Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this-moisten a
cloth with a littb Danderine ana
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at time
This will cleanse the hair of DUST
dirt and excessive oil and in just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of yow hair.
Besides bdutifying the hair at
once Danderne dissolves every par
ticIe of dan4ruff; cleanses, purifies
and invigohtes the scalp, forever
stopping itding and falling hair.
RiIt whatwin please you most will
no after afew weeks use when you
will actuaiy see new hair-fine and
downv atfirst-yes-but really new
d hair rroJing all over the scalp. II
Won car, for pretty, soft hair and
lots of l. surely invest few cents
IN n botle of knowlton's Danderine
at anvhrug store or toilet counter,
and jut try it.
SavEour hair! Beautify it! You
will 81 this was the best money you
ever bent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
THE HEART BREAKER
A REAL AMERICAN LOVE STORY
Nv VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE WATER

I together on the morning after the
| Red Cross dance at Mrs. Denton ).
| The alteration had been started hy
Mildred's expressed hope that she
might see Tom Chandler often this
winter and the statement that she
liked him a great deal. To which re-
mark Honora replied that he had been
drinking last night and that she dis
approved of him.
And what If it was his father $
car" Mildred exclaimed. What's the
harm in that?''
Il did not mean to intimate, my
dear, that there was any harm in It,"
Honora tried to speak soothingly. Il
only meant that Tom is not In posi-
tion to own a car. He drives n very
handsome one-but he did not buy it
nor does he pay for it's upkeep. You
know that as well as l do"
HOnOra Annoyed
YES, and | know. too. that arthur
Bruce drives n car that belongs to his
father, and that he does not pay for
its upkeep, either. Yet you always
speak Of him as if he were a paragon
of all the manly virtues"
Honora bit her lips. She did not
want to betray how angry she was.
Arthur works, however" she com
mented.
Yes. because his father has given
him a Job. But for that. he might
not do any more than Tom does.
Toms father ia a doctor, and. ms the
son does not want to be a sawbones,
he can't step into his fathers shoes.
But he spends his money freely,
which is a good deal more than J can
say for some men who have regular
positions" r.. ..
1T is easy to spend money one
does not earnw Honora retorted. DE-.
Chandler has always spoiled his boy
outrageously, as you know"
We'll, that doesn't hurt me, does
it?" the younger girl argued
Dear" (Honora laid her hand on
her sisters ARM don't let us quarrel.
Few men are worth quarreling about
only spoke as did because 1 DO not
want you to do indiscreet things, dear
child. And, Milly. l saw you and Tom
in the conservatory last night. I did
not intend TO spy upon you, for l cid
not know you were in there"
Mildred looked up startled, then
laughed
so that's what started you off. Is
it?" she questioned. All sounds CT
anger had gone from her voice, and
the, sister who knew her 20 well mar
veled for the thousandth time ut her
sudden change of mood. Mildred for
got her anger as soon as some other
idea came into her mind. Then you
saw him kiss me. did you?" Wasn't
it funny"
Funny?" Honora repeated, puzzled
why, yes-funny that he should
have fallen n victim so soon with
another laugh. That's what I mean
about him-the thing that makes him
so interesting-h is such q daredevil
that he keeps a girl guessing all the
time as to what he's going to start
next. That's why like him"
Not at All In Love
you care for him. do you. Milly?"
Mildred raised her pretty eyebrows
at the question. IF by care you mean
to ask II 1 love him-why. no; at least
not yet. He's never paid me any at
tention until this winter, for he has
thought of me as kid, he says. But
I do like to fiirt with him he is so
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
" When a Girl MarrieS"
BY ANN Isle
A New, Romantic Serial Dealing With the Absorbing
Problems of a Girl Wife
BY ANN Isle

woman who came along? Or was it
because it had piqued him TO have
ENVY send him out so unceremoni-
ously while she stayed along with
jim?
Wen turn and drive home how,
If you've had enough" Sheldon an
swered grimly.
Evidently he was sensitive, and
my reply to his last bit of-senti-
ment-had hurt him.
will you bring me out again?" l
ventured to placate him.,
He turned and gripped my hand.
"Surest thing you know! And,
perhaps some day Jimmie and his
sister Virginia, too"
At this l smiled to myself. OF
course! Why had l forgotten Vir-
ginia? 1t was because of her, no
doubt, that Shelton was cultivating
me, and he was making the absurd
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
Fine for Rheumatism;
LumbagO, SCiatica and
All Muscular Soreness
Andy Huston of logan Township,
PennsylVanIa, snysi "Three APP
pIicatlOns of Wonderful 10th
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Had Rheumatism so badly in hip
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medical authorities that bring sooth-
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Step into the nearest drug store or
stop on your way home at any drug
gist and get a bottle. If you don't
find quick relief, return the bottle
and get your money back.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
BORROWING RULE MODIFIED

New York-At a conference between
the money committee representing
the New York banks and the commit
tee of five of the Stock Exchange IL
was announced that control over the
amounts members OF the eXchahge
may borrow from banks have peen
modified and that brokers are TO De
notified that loans negotiated at
banks with bonds and notes as Sc
curity will not be counted IN the
limited total which exchange mem
bers are permitted to borrow,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
CHAPTER XIV

81 .E CHAR L EN- -Nlh
Copyright, 1915 Star Company
~ don't care. Honora. you danced
with him yourself"
Mildred was looking straight ut her
sister: her expression was defiant ana
her eyes snapped.
Il know l did Honora acknowl-
edged. And that was how knew
he had been drinking"
Well and what of it? lie was not
drunk: even you must admit that.
Il do admit it; but l also say that
I felt very uncomfortable when you
let him bring you home"
We'll, he had his car there ana
why should l not have driven nome
in it?| o.,
Because It looked very queer
Bouora insisted You and l came TO-
rether, and we should have returned
in our taxicab. Instead you went OH
with Tom Chandler"
I'm his car instead of in a eao'
Mildred reminded her.
I'm his fathers car" Honora re-
minded her
The pair were walking downtown
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
TEACHERS TO TRY AGAIN

st. LOuis-Members OF the State
Teachers Association of Missouri
have decided to make another effort
to bring about the revision of the
state constitution. The teachers ex-
pect to secure the Endorsement of the
commercial leagues and federations
of the state and have been assured
the support of the Civic League of st.
Louis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
Advice to the LOvelOrn
DOES HE FIND HER "REMOTE"

IyIishIN NJ IIF't' It = 7 II II EtsN :
The early part of last summer ]
was introduced to a young man of
greatly attached to. Being versatile,
he is not interested in a person so al
most remote. as | am. To gain
mastery over my feelings / have
thrown myself into work Ito forget"
but l cannot. ! might add that the
young man Is unaware of my feel
ings.
s. II. w.
Do YOU realize that you have told
me very little of your story? Perhaps
YOU are taking an unnecessarily dark
view of the situation, and that this
young man would like to know you
better. Ask him to come to see you,
so that there may he chance for
your friendship to develop, and do
not brood over grief for which there
is remedy.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
TALKININKAI Wis ARCIAU
VOKIETIJOS.
Prancuzai llzeme tvirtove
Metz.

Paryzius, lapkr. 20.-Vakal
prancuzu kariuomends, veda-
mos generolQ Petain, Castel-
nau il Maugin, uz6m6 Vokic-
tijos miesta il tvirtove Metz
Visas miestas kuodailiausiai
iSpuoStas.
Sekanti sekmadieni ar pir-
madieni tie patys generolai
uzims kita vokieciu tvirtove
Strassburga.
lPraneSama, kad prancuzalns
tenka daugelis vokieciq gink-
lu ir kar6s medziagos.
Savo keliu, amerikonai, an
glai il belgai Wis toliaus stu
mi,rsi paslSei pasitralkiansius
vokieGius. Visur vokieciai tail
kininkams paveda daug armo-
tu, viso.kiQ ginklq, amunicijos
il kar6s medziagos.
Prancuzai jau in6jo ] Alsace
Lorraine, kurios priklausf
Vokietijai nuo 1871 metz. Bet
kit talkininkai dar toll nuo
Vokietijos rubeziq il nuo npes
Rhine, kur, sulig laikinos san
taikos, lures sustoti If ilges-
niam laikui apsidrausti. Tojl
kelion6 uzims dar keleta die
MI, jei ne .keliolika.
Is kar6s laukQ pranesta,
kad prancuzai uzeme Vokietl-
JOS miesta st. Louis, ties Svel-
carlos rubezium, priesais
miesta Basle.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
MAXIMILIJANAS TE1SI-
NASI.
Jis buves priverstas pravesti
laikina santaika.

Copenhagen, lapkr. 49,
Buves Vokietijos kanclieris
Badeno princas Maximilija,
mas, buves priverstas kuovei,
kiausiai pravesti laikina san,
taika. Sitam, klausime jis is
leido pamfletq.
Jis raSo, kad kuomet tik jis
nukeliaves Berlynan uaimti
kanclierio vieta, tenai jam tue
jaus induota dokumentai, kad
jis "a valandas pasiruoStu
veikti laikinos santaikos rel
kalais. Prize to j vertes mill
tariniS autoritetas.
Princas aiSkines militarinei
vyresnybei, kad pirm to Vo,
kietijai reikia nustatyti kares
reikalavimus, tuos reikalavi-
mus paskelbti pasauliui, 81
paskui vieSai iSlukStenti vi
sus prezidento Wilsono taikos
principus.
Bet militarine vyreSnyb6
apie tai nei klausyti nenor6jo
Tik pareikalavo tuojaus pra,
diti santaikos ofensyvQ.
Paskui militarin6 vyresnyb6
jam pranesusi, kad j apsiri-
kusi savo nuomon6je. Bet jau
buta perv6lu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
BUSIA DAUGIAU CUK-
RAUS IsTEKLIAUS.

Washington, Iapkr. 49,
Nors formaliai dar n6ra tar
tas zodis, bet vietos vladimir
kai, kurie turi artimus rysius
su maisto administracija, tvir-
tina, kad culraus kiekyb6 var
tojimui bus padidinta su atei-
nanGio gruodzio 1 diena.
Siandie kiekvienam zmogui
per menesi galima gauti cuk-
raus iris svarus. Su gruodzio
1 d. jau bus galima gauti Ike
turis svarus.
Federal6 maisto taryba New
Yorke jau paskelb6, kad su
gruodzio 1 d. bus padidinta
suvartojimui cukraus kiekybo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
BOLsEVIKAI SUMUSTI
TIES DVINA.

Archangelskas, lapkr. 90
Lapkricio 13 d. rusu bolsevi-
kai atnaujjino uzpuolimus prizes
anerikonQ if anglQ pozlcijaS
ties Tulgas, palei upe Dvina
Bet veikiai atmuSti su dide-
liais jiems nuostoliais.
Lapkr. II d. ryto bolsevlkal
taippat buvo pradeje atakas
ir jau buvo isibriove per vie
lq tvoras i amerikonu il ang-
lu pozicijas.
Bet pastarieji paleido dar-
ban armotas nuo barry upeje
If iSklojo didziuma uzpuolikQ'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
KIEK ATSIEJO PALIUO-
sUoT1 PAsAULI NUo AU.
ToKRATIJOS.
Nezinia kaip Vokietija isbris
is skolu.

Washington, .lapkr. 2ON.
Federal6s Atsargos tarybos
buletinas praneSa, kad ligi
pra6iusio geguz6s menesio i
d. visoms kariaujanGioms Sa-
Inns. kar6 atsi6jo LIS milijar-
dus dol. Taigi ligi SiQ metQ
pabaigos kardS iSlaidos bus
arti 200 milijardQ dol.
Tx iSimtinai vieniems mill
tariniamS reikalams kariau-
janGios Salys yra iSleidusios
132 milijardu dol. Xiii pinigai
priklauso skolQ nuoSimciams
il kitokiems su kare suris-
items reikalams.
Pirmaisiais kar6s metals
per pilmuosius penkis meme
sius. VISIONS Salims tik viena
mobilizacija il kar6s pradzia
prarijo 10 milijardQ dol. Sc
kanGiaiS, ty. 1915 m., kar6s
iSlaidos padid6jo ligi 26 mill
jardp; 1916 metals paSoko IL
gi 80 miliiardp, gi 1917 me-
taiS jau pasiek6 apie 60 mill
iarctu; Simet iSlaidos nedaug
kq padidGjo. - ~
TalkininkQ principal6s val
styb6s pasidar6 skolQ apie lO9
milijardus, ty. mazai kick du-
kart daugiau, kaip centralds
valstybas, kurios turf 10 mi
lijardus skolu. Cionai nepris-
kaitomos skolos, kokios buvo
uztrauktos Simet prad6jus ge-
guz6s l d.
Vokietija turi tautiniQ sko-
lu 35 milijardus dol. Gi jos
visas tautos turtas nesiekia
daugiau so milijardu. Ka Vo-
llietija veiks, kuomet jai po
kares prisieis talkininkams
atlyginti uz visus nuteriotus
kraStus? Nekuomet negales is
bristi is skolQ.
Suv. Valstijos kar6s metu
'prisiskolino Is milijardQ. Lii
gi kar6s pabaigos dar reiks
paskolinti kokie keli milijar-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20

dai. Bet Suv. Valstiju tautinis
turtas siekia $50 milijardQ.
MaiStas pakenke muSiui jure-
----- Sc. ---

Be kitko Vorwaerts pranesa,
jogei buvo teisinga ia zinia,
sulig kurios vokieGiQ kares
laivynas gavo isakyma atlik-
ii paSkutini sprendaiamajl
mus jur6se. Tasai musis tur6-
jo but tesiamas net ligi paskn-
tinio laivo nuskandinimD.
Pan-germanai is to music lau-
Ike didel6s naudos. Jie name,
kad tasai zygis iSnaujo atgai-
wins vokiecip dvasia, kokiQ
.jie turtjo 1914 metals.
Bet kuomet jurininkai nu-
girdo apie tq ruoSiamQ musi.
tuojaus suk6l6 maiStus ir visl
sumanymai niekais nu6jo.
!. Nuo revoliucijos pakilimo
Berlyne Suskaitoma apie lOO
zuvusiu zmoniQ. -,
Berlyno policija tuojaus pri-
stake prize naujos valdzios IL
tvarkos. Paskelb6 ] gyvento-
jus atsiliepima, kuriam pasl-
zadtjo ir tolesniai visomlS
priemonamis mieste palaikyti
reikalingq tvarkq. -Atsiliepi-
mu pakviete pilieGius pamirS,
ii praeiti, jei llas buRo nepa:
tenkintas poIicijos darbais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20

ziauriausia pasaulio kare
pasibaige, Militarizmas griu-
vo ir su savim uzkase 8 mill
jonus zmoniu. Skerdyniu or
ganizatorius, ex-kaizeris Viii
helm Won Hohenzollern, isdu-
me i Olandija ir dziaugiasi
(gal peranksti) isvenges caro-
likimo. Pasaulis nudziugo,
drauge su juom ir isbadejus
Lietuva. KanGios, aukos ir pa
sisventimas iskSle musu Tevy-
ne taip augstai, kad jinai save
state rimta candidate j nepri-
gulmybe. Bet candidates tai
dar neisrinktasis. Daug kc
reikia, kol jo troskimai ivyks,
Paprastai tarpe kandidaturos
ir isrinki1no reikia pergyventi
sunkiausias valandas. Darbo,
agitacijos ir lesq reikia panes,
tt begalts, o rezultatas Wis 81
netikras, bauginantis. Bet kan.
didatui visuomet nusviecia ke'
LA Wits. il duoda spekos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-20
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tanijos parlamente pakelta
klausimas, ar kartais talllinln-
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taikos sqlygQ rusQ bokeyi-
kams.
7 ta kIausima vyriausybes
.vardu atsake uzsieniu reika-
lu pasekretorius, lordas Ro-
bert Cecil. Jis pazym6jo, kad
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Saus daryti, tai to nekuomet
nedarys Britannia.
Britannia negali tureti rel
kalu su paprastais pleslkals,
katrie yra atskirti nuo civil:
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Sevikus gall prakalbeti tilS
ginklais.