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STRENGTH SHOWN
BY CURB ISSUES
Mining Stocks in Good De-
mand, Many Scoring Sharp
Advances.

A better tone was reported In the
curb market yesterday, trading being on
n larger scale and prices moving for
ward in the late trading. The early
part OF the session was a repetition OF
the markets that have been experienced
for the past week or so, prices moving
in listless manner. but in the final
hour there was a good demand for some
Of the issues, which resulted In compare
lively large advances being recorded.
The character of trading. however. was
still professional. with exceptions In a
few of the issues such as the lower
priced stocks,
The principal feature OF the trading
was the sharp upward movement in
Houston Oil in the late afternoon. Tho
stock opened about a point higher. but
lost the Improvement before noon and
was sluggish until after midday. when
the stock was in good demand and sold
more than I points above Thursday
fnal quotation. Shorts rushed to cover
and aided materially In sending the
price higher.
The war stocks were rather dull. but
steady. New York Transportation was
weak following the news that the d.
rectors OF the company had passed the
regular quarterly dividend. This action
was taken. according to the company 8
statement, to conserve the cash re-
sources and TO complete improvements
now under way. The shipping and
motor trucks were quiet and slightly
lower
Mining stocks were quite active, with
a good demand for some Of the lower
priced stocks. Tonopah Extension was
Arm on the announcement that divi-
dend OF s per cent. had been declared
on the stock. 1t was not stated whether
this rate would be maintained quarterly,
but 1t is understood that earnings OF
the company are favorable. Pacific
Tungsten sold fractionally higher on the
report that the company had sold car
load of tungsten ore concentrates for
something like s55.00o. Arizona Bing-
hamton and Gibson Copper were arm
and active.
Bonds were less active, with renewed
pressure IN those issues which recently
have been advancing Federal Farm
Loan IS touched new high level. Rus
sian Government securities were Arm.
Total sales and range Of prices follow :
The sun., 1918-08-17
NEW U, S. LIGHT DIRECTORS.
''o'khoiders Elect Full Boar FOR
Ensuing Year.

,n .NEAkA FALLS, Aug. Is.--At the an
I -. meeting Of the stockholders OF the
,ln, su states Light and Heat Corpora
Ps pa" we following directors were elected
Jpn r ~ Caples. Toledo, Ohio; Esbert
"1d, Chicago; Edwin X. Gordon,
rsIN f lN city James E. Kepperly, Buff
. q Saduncey L. Lane. Niagara Falls /;
Teo' Buffalo; b, J. OReilly, Niagara
". h James A. Roberts. New York
arJ He.rge G.. Shepard. Niagara Falls,
80 AIian Smith, Niagara Falls.
~. INV ns are tho omcsrs elected for
ro,in ensuing year: Egbert II. Gold.
49, n"AN Of the board of directors: j.
y'S smith, president; Chauncey l..
,ga' az wee president and general man
w. q j. OReilly. treasurer n. II.
s.s,,. es' secretary, and T. q. Swannie,
ursr. ~' aS's'~h' treas
The sun., 1918-08-17
COFFEE MARKET.

Yesterdays coffee market moved ir-
regularly, with transactions moderate.
After quiet opening with prices un-
changed to l point .below the previous
close a report that a Brazilian steam
ship had been sunk of the Atlantic
coast by a submarine caused fresh buy
ing from trade interests New high
prices for the day we're scored Just be-
fore the close on a renewed demand
with little selling pressure In evidence
Sac Paulo weather was reported fine
with temperatures ranging from az to
so. There have been no recent signs
OF frost The local spot quotations were
siac. for Rio Is and at 11hc. for San
tos Is.
The sun., 1918-08-17
JULY SHOWS COPPER DECREASE
Large Producing Cc:npa MES All
Indicate Shrinkage.

A preliminary report of the production
of the porphyry copper companies for
the month OF July show decreases as
compared with the production of the
previous month and in al cases except
that of Chino they show similar de-
cline as compared with the MAY figures.
Utah produced 1901 66 pounds, as
against is, 500. 900 in June and IS 200,-
900 in May: Chino, s.3l0.3s6. as against
6,7O6,474 in June and 5.sS7,s&0 In May
Ray, 100000. as again:~ T,736,554 in
June and S,120.ooo in May. and Nevada.
8.400. 900. as compared with 100000 in
June and 1000, 900 in MAY.
The sun., 1918-08-17
$25, 100000 HAS BEEN SAVED.
This Achievement Made Possible
by Railway Economics.

WAsHINGroN. Aug. 1s.--By reduction
OF passenger service. elimination of
freight train duplication and pooling Of
facilities under Government operation
economies at the rate OF s25, 900. 900 a
year have been effected In the North
western operating district, Regional Di-
rector Ashton reported to-day TO Direc-
tore tneral McAdoo. More than 500
900. coo Of this was in passenger econo-
mio >. Officials say the other six dis
trictI are making similar records
The sun., 1918-08-17
YEARLY EARNINGS DECREASE.
Brasilian Traction, Light ar
Power Makes Statement.

The report OF the Brazilian Traction.
Light and Power Company for the year
ended December 81. 1917. shows that
the years operations resulted in bal
ance after all general and legal OK
penses. administration charges, interest
and dividends, equal to s4.3s a share
on the outstanding slo6,4l7.s00 Of ccm-
mon stock.
In the year ended December 81. 1915.
the annual report showed surplus
equalling siT6 share, making the
earnings fer the period just reported
slightly lower than those of the previous
twelve months, due. no doubt. to In
creased COST OF materials and operation,
The sun., 1918-08-17
New orIean. Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 16.--wide sd-
vansss to new high levels for the week
we're scored in cotton to-day. tho mar
ket feeling a steady demand throughout
tho session. Last prices were 10 to Sc
points higher Closing bid. October.
30,l7c,; December. 29.ssc. January,
29,97c. March. 3o.02c. May. 3005c.
Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged
middlirg, 29.50c.
The sun., 1918-08-17
Admitted to Federal Reserve.

WAsHiNGToN, Aug. 16.--State institu-
tons admitted to-day 10 the Federal Re
serve system include the following. with
tho resources OF each New Britain
(Connectiovt), Trust Company $6,lS6.-
900; Westfield (New Jersey, Trust
Company. S2,1oo.o0o: Iowa State Saw
ings Bank. Fairfield tIowa). s1,s23,0O0
Swift County Bank. Inc. Benson (Min.
isesota). $i.sseooo.
The sun., 1918-08-17
FINAL PAYMENTS COME FAST.
To-d"ys Lo::n In.tsiment Total
Placed at $40, 100000.

Subscribers to the third Liberty Loan
IN the Second Federal Reserve district
are promptly paying the fourth and last
instalment OF 40 per cent. which was
due on Thursday. Total payments made
up to the close OF business yesterday
could not be obtained at the local Fed
eral reserve bank. but the figures up
TO the close of business on Thursday
show that Of s7s.sle,0Ss due on the in
stalment sS4s75,905 was paid. Pay
ments received yesterday are understood
to have accounted for nearly all Of the
balance.
Out OF GOT banks that had to make
payments at this time only 2s6 re-
sponded on Thursday. leaving s7l to be
heard from.
The sun., 1918-08-17
Acceptance Form Di.approved.

WAsHINGroS, Aug. 1s,-To minimize
confusion In the trade acceptance mar
lSet the Federal Reserve Board to-day
announced that Il disapproves for gem
eral use the form OF trade acceptances
which contains the condition that dis
count will be allowed II payment In
made before maturity.
The sun., 1918-08-17
Minneapolis and Duluth Prices.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 16.-Wheat cash.
No. Northern. old. $3.50; corn, No. 8
yellow, s1.75G1.So; oats. No. Q white,
6s " a67hc,; fax, s4.37is @4.40Ia -four
unchanged: bran. $29.31.
DULUTH. Aug l6.--Linseed. Septem-
Der, Si.43 bid October. S4.S7h Novem-
Der. s433: December s4,25 nominal.
The sun., 1918-08-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY,
% nrnahuaN

New York August II, 1913
dividend OF -Four collars per share
has been declared on tn, capital stock %
this COMPANY, payable uctob'r -, 1915
10 stockholders Of record at the close or
business september Il. l9lS.
An communications regarding payment
or change ~ address should hc sent I" the
undersigned not later thau September ~.
GE0EGE cHEsEnKo. sccretory
INTEREST due september Isl lAls, on
Atlantic Coast Line Riilrnad Company
First Consolidate - Bonds VIII he pay
able at the office Of the UNITED STATEA
TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK, 40.
90 Wall Street. New York. on or after Sep
TENDER LIST, 1918
Tho transfer books NJ said bonds viii
be closed August Goth. 1913. and reopened
September Let. 1918.
The sun., 1918-08-17
BOSTON CURB CLOSING
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.--Swift sold off
sharply on the opening dealings due to
the disappointment over the new segre-
cation plan. On the reaction good sup
port was forthcoming resulting in re-
covery OF all the early loss Diamond
Match gained 2 points from the last sale,
while Sears-Roebuck was a little lower.
Bonds firmer. Summary:
The sun., 1918-08-17
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.

BosroN, Aug 1s.--There was a dull
market for mining shares. with prices
fractionally changed. Other depart
ments were practically unchanged. Sum-
mary:
The sun., 1918-08-17
MONTREAL CLOSING.

Bid. Ask Rid. Ask.
Brazilian E. 81 3si4 iShawinlzsn lI2ia III
Cement .... 63h 64i7 Steel OF Can ssh tsA
Dome Iron. 6.ss GA
The sun., 1918-08-17

SIN NTNG FUND.
THIS Is To CERTIFY that AZ q draw
ing held this eighth day Of August 1915,
In our presence. AT the once Of the Central
Union Trust Company OF New York. at
eleven O'Clock in thu morning, the follow
SnN nRInEE rIMpA>,L- -, -,,,.,t.1.- y
The sun., 1918-08-17
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILApM.PHrA, Aug. 16,--Local securi-
ties were again dull and price move
ments were confined TO fractions. Sum
The sun., 1918-08-17
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Aug. lS--TradlnE was
again restricted to small lot transactions,
with prices showing no trend. Sum
mary
The sun., 1918-08-17

as The numbers OF The 81 bonds. Issued under
the, trust deed of the Chicago & Western
list. 1882. to he redeemed. by the operation ~
the sinking Fund on sept. LIST next. az the
Office OF NJ essrs. J, p Morgan 4 CO. New York
At los and accrued interest to that date.
Registered bonds should he accompanied by
power OF attorney transferring them to bearer
The following are the numbers of bonds pre-
vtously drawn for redemption but not yet pre-
scented for payment.
$3.50 1929 1888 s3G2 1losS 1901
3655 6663 6y95 ASl4 l2lS9
HHHHkkRREEEKiT T. T. Rs .TTERi,rr. rrustee.
The sun., 1918-08-17
COFFEE CARLES

Owing to a holiday In Brazil yesterday no
| cables were received Receipts al Rio were
! 8 900 bags and the weather in Sac Psulo was
| fine. with temperatures ranging from ~ to
! 60 degrees.
The sun., 1918-08-17

were desIenateI Ny lot Tor REDEEM ption al
the Once II the Contra Union Trust Com.
pany OF New York. e Wall street. New
York, on he FIRST day Of September. 1913.
AT lO5 per c"ntUm on the par value in ac-
cordance with sIprlemcRtal decd OF trust
OF February 27th, 1884
Interest on said bonds vii cease on he
day named for redemption.
New York. August Sth 1918
L. J., SMlTHERS
for Henderson Bridge COMPANY
THOMAS J. IIAUGH
OF Central Uulon Trust Company Of y. z.
w. IL SNIDT.
Notary Public, New York County 40. osS.
New York County Registers No l00s7
Commission expires March IN lH:o
The sun., 1918-08-17
PITTSBURG. .

PIrrsBURG, Aug l6.--There was no
change in the dull and featureless trad
ing In local securities. summary
The sun., 1918-08-17
REDEMPTION NOTICE
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Co

GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees once. Room 3? 18th Floor,
Mills Building
The sun., 1918-08-17

7 New York, Aug :. 1918
F., The Trustees have this day designated NY
The sun., 1918-08-17

Fresh, dry packed, IL to box, Western, milk
ted iS;is i9 Is. to dozen nh b. aSc 1874 lbs.
50 ib.;s !G$ &c; southern. corn led. lO-Si
TN fs s. SD e. Pr BBsiF "a :ara
tse So sss s: 80 ts. 81 vir.lsa
milk fed, "a lbs, to pair, 10, iOSiic.;
PIhh p, ,, and Long isIsna fancy. a.!
Los II 1.R s pr ~ Ps ps4 s. a4s
a Soc; .Pennsyiyania, .,s-4 lbs. to pair. b.,
ISns sssS sSaSsH H. 70
scslssd. * lb!s, to psir, iS,, ss%sie"' :
sss,sSss.Th 0teisu scar4sa, 'n' $50 81:
GalGK5Ss IL, So. sOSG milk
fed. Western, 81 as lbs. to dozen. SO a Sc.
FowLs-Fresh hoxes. dry, packed, milk
sH ao ssay scs G' sna GS S:
ssc,; ss;ia ibs, SIC, sc;a5 lbs, sic! under
80 lbs. soc; corn fed, Western. 90 lbs, and
rs. ':Hs:: ss,'a lbs. axe; so.sS lbs.
rH dry 0G psta t 'f S f@ an1 essl ss
lbs, 32hc: az lbs and under. 500 sic. I;
southgsstsrn. Dbl. or kegs, 80 lbs each,
picked; ,pflms. iss and over .s,c,: lSs,
dry packed, boxes or bills. dry picked, No.
l, 25h a?sc.; fresh. iced, packed, hbis. dry
SPRING Observation-Disclosures Island and
Pennsylvania. H.. 96c. scuARS--PrIme.
white. $40 lbs, and over to dozen. nor
culls. per dozen. slTl,5n
POULTRY. JIVE.-RROILE -Colored
Via express. s5RS7c.; White Leghorns, via
az. southwe-,e-n'' via freight SIC;
Southern, via freight. s+c.. FowLs-Via
/ express. sb6ssc. via freight. Ssc OLD
Via freight or express. asesoc. Lon .
| ISLAND bucKLINdS--Lb.,t oc- DtrCRu'
Via freight or express, 27Q1t aEEsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
SOLDIER UNDER ARREST
FOR THEFT Of rings
Stephen A. 0rloski Found to Be
Armed and Carrying Black Pep
per When Taken Into Custody.

His overcoat pockets filed with black
pepper and armed with a loaded revolver.
Stephen Adam Orloski Of Battery A, 18th
Field Artillery, stationed at st. Asaph.
Va. last night was arrested by Detectives
having stolen two valuable rings while in
two hours earlier
Il could have killed both Of you," he
said to the detectives. but my heart
failed me-"
Two months ago Orlosld. who said he
was not quite seventeen years old, was
arrested by Detectives Baur and Sweeney
as an alleged deserter. He admitted hav--
ing robbed an Alexandria junk dealer OF
orioski was turned over to the military
authorities and taken to Fort Myer. The
detectives at the time received a reward Of
$50 for his arrest as a deserter. He said
he found 1t an easy matter to escape from
the guard at the fort. where he was
guarded by raw recruits.
II know I'm in serious trouble, he said,
when turned over to the military authori-
ties and taken to the Virginia Tort. Il
guess I'm in a jam now. was his view
this morning of his situation.
Discussing his affairs with Inspector
Grant. Orloski said the pistol found on
autcmobile. He saw the chauffeur cad
the weapon, put it in one OF the pockets
of the automobile and enter a lunchroon.
While the chauffeur was absent he took
the pistol.
Or'oski escaped from the guardhouse at
the fort about two weeks ago. Since then
he has been sleeping at a mission under
an assumed name. Soldiers had given him
money from time to time, he stated, and
hs found 1t easy to live without working
It is probable that he will be held for
trial by the civil courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
BROKERS' OBJECT 10 BABsT.
Want Him Removed From Interna-
tional Sugar Committee.

In a telegram to Food Administrator
Hoover. the National Association OF
Brokers in Refined Sugar. through Its
president, Lambert v. B. Cameron. has
entered a protest against the contin-
uance of Earl D. Babst. president OF
the American Sugar Refining Com
pany, as a member Of the international
sugar committee. Mr.. Babst is ac-
cused of using his position as MEM
her of the committee for his own per-
sonal advantage and to increase the
profits of his company.
The special grievance of the brokers
against Mr.. Babst is that the Ameri-
can company, commonly known as the
sugar trust, has dispensed with the
services of brokers in distributing su
gar to the trade. The commissions for
merly paid brokers. it is asserted, have
been added to the sugar trusts prohts.
It is claimed that this action by the
American. made possible without loss
of business through federal apportion-
ment of raw sugar to refiners, is in
violation of the agreement entered into
between the food administration and
the sugar trade that during the period
of the war and government control of
sugar there should be no interference
with the usual methods Of distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
NO WARM WEATHER IN
SIGHT FOR DISTRICT
Forecaster Says However, There
VIM Be . Slight Moderation
About Saturday.

no warm weather in sight Just
now"
With this statement today. the
forsoaster at the weather bureau dis.
PEELED hopes and prospects for i'm
mediate moderation Of the frigidity
now gripping Washington. Not only is
there no prospects OF abatement OF
cold for several days. according to the
forecast. but It Is predicted that the
temperature win hover close to zero
tonight.
Although cold weather Is predicted
for several days, the weather bureau
gave out bit OF CHEEKY news when 1t
promised that slight moderation will
be felt about Saturday. Fair weather,
continued cold tonight and tomorrow;
temperature close to zero tonight, was
today's forecast.
The thermometer at the weather bu-
reau registered five degrees above zero
between and o'clock this morning.
The prospects of continued cold wealth
er for several days promised continued
good skating at the tidal basin and on
various ponds in the city.
Zero Weather in the Suburbs.
The weather bureau announced that
zero weather was experienced this
morning in the suburbs.
The eastern half of the country today
continued to shiver under abnormally
low temperatures with suffering ac-
centuated in many localities by an in
adequate coal supply. Snow fell in the
Atlantic coast district from New Jersey
to Georgia and was particularly heavy
in Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina
Northeast storm warnings for the At
lantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Bos-
ton, except Chesapeake bay, were issued
by the weather bureau. Indications
were that a disturbance some distance
0: the south Atlantic coast, apparently
moving northward, would cause dan
gerous northerly gales this afternoon
and tonight and also snow on the south
ern coast of New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
TWO SMALL FIRES.
One at Home Of DR.. Paul Bartsch
Other at R, A, Walker Company's.

Fire in the residence Of DR.. Paul
Bartsch. 1856 Belmont street, early last
night, claimed the attention of No. 3
engine company. The fire started in the
chimney and did $50 damage.
No. engine company, last night about
$50 o'clock extinguished a fire in the
store of the r. A. Walker Company,
1900 Tth street. The fire was Of unknown
origin and was extinguished after $50
damage had been done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

More than 100 women. members of the
Housewives League of Shamokin, Pa.
have decided to join efforts in the es-
ENLISTMENT of a cooperative store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Drive Away Headache
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples


A headache remedy without the dan
gers of ''headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling from
colds or congestion. And it acts at once !!
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
a mustard plaster and does not blister.
Used only externally, and in no way can
it affect stomach and heart, as some in
ternal medicines dc.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, con-
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
all pains and aches Of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted feet, colds of the chest tit often
prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 6oc jars; hospital size, $3.50.
I|!llzzl!]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

Persons who have been i'll a. great
deal are generally tall, since lying in
bed. with the, lrabs relaxed, induces
growth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
The Perfect Rugs Sell Up to 81. 90

Remnants of "CREX" Carpets, l
Green, brown. blue and red in the lot.
a yard. Friday at, yard. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

9x12-ft. Extra Heavyweight Wool
and-Fiber Rugs and Ail-Fiber Rugs
perfect quality, but only one and two
Of pattern. For this reason We have
marked them for clearance. Seamless
and reversible. Ia green. blue, tan, olive
and brown colors: medallion and neat
figure designs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-07
TURES SEKTI BULGAR|JOS
PEDOM|S
KITAlP NEBUS JOINS
SUSlMYLEJlMO
Tx jQ pasidavinas uztikrinS
taika

LoNDONAs, spaI 7. - Vokietijoje prasidejo smarkus
veikimas uz padema gkQ r kuoVeikaus kares pabagma
viso Europoj Naujas Voetios kanclieris prncas Maxi
manas kap panesama is Amsterdamo If Stockhomo Visu
snarkumu pak6e aios oensyva Pranesama kad s reich
stage kab6io apie taika If suko kuoVeiaus pasrh vo-
eGu valdzos gaoniu kure bus pasipstl bile neutralen
an kad tenai su karauancu saiQ atstova tares vsuo
limos taikos reikala Pranesama kad Voketia sutnkan
savo sail isginkluo ir toti auQ sajungon Dar sakoma
kad prncas Maximana mielai sutnkas pripazin tuome
prezidento Wilsono paskelbtus takos prncipus.
Austria Vengrja per savo pasiuntini stockhome pa
vete svedjos vriausybe prne prezidentui Wisonu pa
uyma del generao gnkp padejmo ant auszemo vandens
r ore r kuoveiaus mtes tartie takos rekaais Tasal
Vengos pasiuymas yra paremtas prezidento VIII
sono paskelbtais taikos principals
Vengos uzsieniQ reikalQ minister's Buran pa
seb3 naua nota kurioje s sako kad prezdento Wsono
aikos prncpus paskebtus sausio d. m If sugaustus
ii posmu, Austrij -Vengra jau pripazinusi
Be tko is Berne sVeicarjos, dar pranesama, kad Vo
ketija Austrija-Vengia If Tura bendra nutarusos pa
praSyti taikos pas prezidenta Wilsona.
Svarbu ta kad voeciai auSrai prmiausiai reikaau
ia pertrauk vso vekma fronuos paskui tartes takos
reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-07

Tuose trobGsiuose dirbo dau-
gels ir moteriu, bet tik die.
nomis. Tad nelaim6s meta
moteriu visai nebuvo.
Sulig paskutiniu apskaity-
mQ, so darbininkQ zuvo il
apie $50 suzeista.
Po tn pasibaisetinp eksplio-
zijQ, visa apylinke paeme sa-
vo rankosna milltarind~ val
dzia. Gaisro nebuvo galima
prigesinti ant rytojaus per
diena. Netolimais sunaikintQ
If deganciu trobesiu stow
sandel:s, kuriam sukrauta la
bal stipri eksplioduojanti me-
dziaga. .Prisibijota tos MEDIA
gos plySimo. Tad per l0'mylip
aplinkui tuojaus is miesteliu
ir miestQ iSkraustyta gwen
tojai. Pagaminta visur pilnas
atsargumas.
Po eksplioziju tuojaus dar-
ban stojo detektivai. Kcli ir-
tariamieji zmonds suimta. Mes
spejama, kad ekspliozija-tai
ne kokS atsitikimas del neat
sargumo. Prize to ba'isaus dar
bo turejo prid6ti rankas kokie
piktadariai.
Paciam didziajam New Yor-
Ike buvo paskelbta kar6s sto-
Wis, sustabdyta visoks juddji-
mas. P er dvi valandi uzdaryta.
visi tiltai, jungiantieji New
Yorkq, su Brooklynu. Laukta
ivykstancios naujos baisios
ekspliozijos.
Kompanijos presidentas pa
zymejo, kad vargiai kompani-
ia atstatydinsianti sunaikinta
istaiga. Pati vyriausybe nj
sprende teciau kuoveikiaus
imties atstatydinimo darbo.
Tas atsieisia- apie 5 ligi 10 nj
lijonu dolieriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-07

Suv. Valstijos nei vienu coiu
nenusileiS su savo reikalavi-
mais. Nieko nereiskia, kad Vo-
kietija ir Austria sutinka su
prezidento Wilsono taikos
principals. Tie taikos princi-
pal turi but priimtini prie tai
kos konferencijos stale.
Visupirma reikalaujama,
kad Vokietija su Austria pri-
sipazintu iveiktomis, pralai-
mejusiomis kare. Gi paskui,
kad jos pasitrauktu is Visu uz-
imtu teritoriju ir pasakytu,
kad pasiduoda talkininkams,
kaip kad yra padariusi Bulga-
RIA.
Tx tuomet bus galima per-
traukti veikima, padeti gink-
lus ir stoti taikos tarybosna.
Ir tose tarybose nei Vokietija,
nei Austria negai diktuoti
taikos salygV. JOINS salygas
diktuoja talkininkai, kaipo
pergaletojai.
Kitaip su hunais negalima
stoti tarybosna ir tarties apie
taika.
Tai viskas, kas eia jaucia-
ma ir sakoma.
Tuo tarpu hunai dar nera
pasake, kad jie nori pasiduoti.
Ir jie to, rasi, dar MEMORIES pa
daryti. Gi jei taip,. kare turi
testies su visu atkaklumu, kol
hunai pasakys "gana," jau
jiems kares uztenka, darykite,