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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
SUBMARINES vs. RosEBUDs.

The Submarine baseball team has cancelled it's game for Saturday with the Lake Torpedo Boat team and will play the Ordnance team of the Lib erty Ordnance Co. at Seaside park No. diamond, at 3:30 p. m., and on Sunday will play the strong Rose buds at WheeIer's lot at o'clock.
 Would like to hear from the fol- lowing teams for future dates: Rem ington Arms, Athletics, Walnut Beach and any first class teams in or out of town.
 Address F. N. Perkins co. M. M.), , Lake Torpedo Boat Co.,, Bridgeport, care of Inspector of Machinery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
ATHLETICS TO
 MEET LAKSCOS

Laksco club baseball team will play the fast Athletics of the East End tomorrow afternoon at Seaside park at 3:30 o'clock. The Laiksco boys have one of the best professional teams in the state this year and are out to meet all corners. The game will be played on No. 1 diamond.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
LONE PIN WINS
 $2OO SIDE BET Remington Arms Bowlers Take 2 Out of 3 From
 Bullard BoWlers

One pin made big difference last night in the match game between the Remington Arms bowling team and the Bullards at Connie Lewis alleys. One pin caused bankroll of $200 to change hands when the total score of the two teams was added in the final game. The Bullards won the first game, ASA to 445, and the Gunmakers came back strong in the second, copping by 525 to 49S. The teams were tied in the final with Nuebauer rolling against Smith. The former neded one pin to tie but failed to make it The scores:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
JOHNSON BEATS LINDSEY.

Charley Johnson, the New Haven bowler, experienced no difficulty in winning six out of nine games over Mort Lindsey of this city in the regu- lar state league duckpin match here yesterday afternoon. Johnson was at the top Of his game, compiling an av- craze of III and high single score of 1855. The scores: ...>5
 Johnson-S9 125 115 119 s2 1s5 11S 11o 1O1. Total sss. Average III.
 Lindsey-1o0 ST s5 SS 126 s7 no 95 1So. Total BPS. Average 1Os.1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
American League.

Boston at New York. Chicago in Detroit. Cleveland in St. Louis. Washington at Philadelphia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
American Association

Kansas City 10, Minneapolis '. 70 Columbus 8, Indianapolis 2.
 Milwaukee 4, St. Paul O.
 Louisville 8, Toledo ' (10 innings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
Promoter Joe Mu|Vihi|I CritiCiseS
 Fight Conditions In New Haven
The Sport Spotlight
Who's At Fault?
By f. F. Wagner

Never before in the history of boxing show in this state has there been much talk of overweight gloves and holdups there is since the
 bout between Willie Jackson and Lew Tender. It's really and truly shame the way the of one of the greatest states in the Union being uggled around with knock at every turn First we heard how eight ounce gloves were mysterously slipped in the ring in place of the regulation sized then Mesrs Bagley and G1aSsman, managers of Jackson and Tender, spectvely accused of being too friendly to all low their proteges to attempt to knock another
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

During the days of the Federal League Gus Getz was playing third base for the Robins and Al Halt was filling the same position very ire quently for the Brooklyn Feds. Now they are team mates at Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
American League.
GAMES TODAY. National League.

New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati in Chicago. St. Louis in Pittsburgh.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

Barney Dreyfuss denies the charge that he refused to allow the sale of Liberty Bonds at Forbes Field re- gently. His friends say that his per- sonal investment in the loan is $50, 1000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
OTHER RESULTS. Southern League.

Mobile 8, Atlanta 1.
 Chattanooga 5, Little Rock 2. Memphis ', Nashville 2. New Orleans ', Birmingham 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

Vean Gregg did not have any great success in his comeback efforts while member of the Red Sox. but his work with the Athletics this spring indicates that Vean is ready again to stnR in the majors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

As usual the weather is hamperng the pennant races. But there Il pc plenty of fun when the sun begins tc AIazey
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
BuIlard
TO-DAY IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS.

TO-DAY IN PUGILISTTC ANNALS
 1906---Jim Barry defeated Gun boat Smith in six rounds at San Fran cisco.
 1911---Leo Houck defeated Harry Lewis in twenty rounds at Paris.
 1912---Luther McCarty knocked out Carl Morris in the sixth round at Springfield, Mo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
How They Look
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League,

National League. New York 6, Philadelphia 0. Brooklyn 2, Boston 4. Chicago 12, Cincinnati 8. Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03


 
 
 Who fault
  nd out the
  of is a ia ordinary distance
  Brotherly
  ven Bridgeport other of referee and the other cities care Somebody they  and Billy Miske best ofc ondion According ske as quick lightweight his hands Betting is ke Dempsey each fighting for crack the heavyweight t with the the winner must take
  his acid test There question but that Miske
  lae including Fred Fulton, a One might that Jess Willard has had circus
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

SWEET PEAS. VIOLETS, TULIPS.
 DAFFODHS.
 JOHN NRECK 6 SON.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
American League

American League. Philadelphia ', New York 5. Detroit g, Chicago 6. Boston 8, Washington 1. Cleveland 8, St. Louis 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03

A in New YorkT rbune. pitching the big despite the good work of the Red outfit ne-h condition their 
  
  squabbng  
 
     for ten a n tn air..
  m  might lea the Giants by five
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-03
How Do They Get That Way?

(Headline: Gambling Palace R How do they get that way? Forsooth, I'd like to know, Fifty thousand berries
 Blown on rigged-up show; Land of the Wisest 'Taker, Home of the Big Town Jay, Manhattan, kindly whisper, How do they get that way?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
LENINAs DUODA SUPRAS-
TT, KAD BOLsEVIKAI VIE
SAL sUsIJUNGs sU TEU-
- TOMAS.

Amsterdam, rugs. 17.-Bol-
SevikQ galva Leninas Savo lalS
Ike, atSpauzdiptame laikraStyJ
Pravda, Petrograde, If paskel-
btam BerIyno Lokal Anzeiger,
duoda Suprasti, kad Rusijos
SocijalistQ boISevillQ valdzia
gall vieSai SuSijungti Su teu-
tonaiS. .JiSai saEo:
- Pozicija GekQ-sIovakQ
fronte kasdien darosi pavo-
.jingesni. KaSdien mes visai
ai$kiau matome, kad mes vie
nj patys esame siIpni IL be
galybtS. Vienatinis keliaS IS
SigcIbtti yra, padaryti Su kita
galinga tauta defenSyVine IL
ofcnSyving sqjungq.
"Kad iSgelbiti darbininkQ
IL vaIStieGiQ galybe, neturt-
tune trauktiS atgaI nei nuo
SqiungoS Su imperijaIiStaiS".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
109 zUVO SU GARLAIVIU
GALWAY CASTLE.

Londonas, rugs. l7.-Vakar
praneSta, kad ketvirtadienyj
Sutorpeduota .anglQ garlaiviS
Galway Castle. jaime buvo
10 zmoniu. ISgeIb6ta $50.
Tarp 1S9 prazuvuSiQ yra 12O
paSazieriQ, 36 Iaivyno il mill
tariniai oficieriai ir kareiviai
ir 33 jurininkai.
Dauguma laivo pasa%leriQ
buvo moteryS il vaikai. Dau-
gybG buvo paliuoSuoti karei-
vial, keliaujantieji namo. lSSl-
geIb6jimo valtyS SuranklotoS
kitQ IydzianGiQ IaivQ. !
GarlaIviS Galway Castle
pIaukt ! Pietine Aprikq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
JAPONIJA. IMPORTUOS
ARKLIUS IS S. v.

Burlington, VT, rugs. H.
Japonija visokiems sunkiems
armijoje darbams mportuos
* Suv. VaIstijQ taip vadina-
mus "Vermont Morgan" az
lllius, kurie gerai zinomi visa
me pa$aulyj del jQ stiprumo
il didumo. Cia apsiIanka NJ.
Ishiboshi, oficijalis JaponijzS
armiios atstovas, If arlllius ap
ziur6jo. Jisai sako, kad is Vi
sQ arkliq, kuriuos jiSai per
ziur6jo, Site iSrodo tinka-
miausi prize sunkaus darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
ANGLAI NUMETE DAUGY
BE BoMBU ANT VoK1ETI.
JOS MIESTU.

Londonas, rugs. 17.-PaSak
praneSimQ, per rugpjuGio me-
neSi anglai numetG bombQ ant
u VokietijoS mieSto. Ant mics
tQ numeSta daugiau kaip 100
tonQ bombQ.
PaStaraiSiaiS TRIMS meme
<iaiS, voIiieciQ lakunai padart
249 Oriniu< "reiduS ant NO-
kietijos teritorijos. Padart
baisiuS vokieGiams nuOStoliuS.
ReiSkia, anglai pavertt !
kartS apygardq StraipSnl ze-
mes $50 myliQ ilgio, iStiSal
uptS Rhine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
SUVIENYTOS VALSTIJOS
ATMETE ,TAIKOS PASIU-
LYMA.

WASHINGTON, rugs. IT,
seIretortus Lansing vakar va
kare pasak6 sekancius To-
dzius:
"Esmi prezidento ingaliotas
pasakyti, kad sios valdzios
atsalzymas j austrQ-ungarQ
laiSka, kUriane Austria pa
sialyja ne0Gioijale kariaujan-
6iQ~saliu koaGerencl;a, bus Sc
kantis: =
"Suvie2ytu ValstijV, valdzia
jauCiasi, kad gall duoti Tx vie
na atsakyna j i'imperijales Aus
trijos- Ungarijos valdzios pata-
rima. Jinai IS. V. Valdzia) at
kartotinai ir su visu atvirumu
iSreiske Suv. ValstijQ salygas
mastymui taikos propozicijos
ir visai negali ir neapsiims
svarstyti pasiulymo konferen-
cijos kaslink reikalo apie ku-
ri jos taip aiskiai parode sa-
vo nuomone ir tiksla".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
KANADAI PERSIKELIA
PER KANALA.

su Kanadq Armijomis Mu-
sio Lauke, rugs. IL Vokie-
.cciai neilgai valda tvirtove,
kuriq isteigd ant Canal du
Nord vakarinio kranto ties
Sauchy- -Cauchy, Siaurvakaruo-
Sc nuo Cambria, Karei7iai is
Quebec padare " reida' ant
Sios tvirtoves il netik ja pa
6m6, nustumdami vollieeius ki
ton kanalo pus6n, bet nunese
kare j priesininkq teritorija,
sugryzdami su nelaisviais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
SUV. VALSTIJOS ATSA.
KYS AUSTRIJAI.

Washington, rugs. 17.-Ne-
oficijaliS AuStrijoS tailos pa
SiulymO tekStaS SiOs Sales w
riausybdS Studijuojamas. Kuo-
met bus gautas oficijalis do
kumentas, Sakoma, Suv. Val
StijQ vyriausyb& atsalysianti
Austrijai.
Cia mazai indomaujama tai
kos pasiulymu. PaSiulyme !
Aiurima Senas vOkieGiQ "trik-
sas". TuO labjau, kad teuto-
mai nemano atsisakyti nuo va
dovavimo Belgijoje, nemano
Alzase - Lorraine sugrazinti
Prancuzijai ir nemano panai-
KNIT padarytos taikos su ru-
su bolSevikais ir Su rumunais.
Tai kokia cia gall but taika?
Tolia taika iSeitQ naudnn pa
items vOkieciams.
Apie taikq Gia 1isai nei ne
manoma. Suv. Valstijos, pa
clam kar6s isisiubavime. Ia
isisiubayima suIaikyti reikstq
tik tuSGiq iSsiI6Savima If ne
atsiekima svarbiausioio tikslo-
-Vokietijos valdovu nubau-
dino uz jq piktadarybes, uz
pralietq zmoniQ krauja.
kar6 turi testies visu savo-
smarkumu. Turi sekti, kol "a
merikoniSkoS divizijos neineis
Vollietijon, kol patys yoke
Giai gyventojai nepajus ant
saYo kailio kar6s kartyhiq II
baisenybiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
Teutonu gudrumas.

Tokiuo savo pasielglmu teu-
tonai mano kaip nOrs uzmegS-
ii rySius Su bile viena karlau-
jancia Salimi, gi tuomet jau
viskas sektusi kaip is bota-
go. Bet jie apsirinka. Jei jie
nenori iSpiIdyti tallipinkQ rel
kalavimq, kar6 privalo testieS
kadir ilgiausius metus.
Balfour dar pazymi, kad
teutonams dan il tuomet ne
galima tik6ti, jei jie apsiimtQ
iSpildyti visus prezidento Vii
sono taikos reikalavimus. Mes
po tQ reikalavimQ priedanga
slaptusi jQ zabangai, nuolat
taiSomi prizes talkininkus.
Jei be galutino Vokietijos
sutruskinimo butu padaryta
taika, tuomet vokieGiai di-
dziuotusi, jogei jie nebuvo su-
muSti, bet del zmoniskumo per
trauke negarbinga taika.
Is Amsterdamo pranesama,
kad j ateinanti sekmadienl
Berlynan susaukiamas vyriau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
SUJUDINS DANGU IR
zEME.

Paryzius, rugs: 17.-Cia a
beInai manoma, kad dabar
Austria su vokietija suju-,
dins dangu il zeme, kad at
siekti taika. Mes talkininkai
briaujasi ant Vokietijos, 81
amerikonai-ant svarbiausios
vokieciu tvirtov6s Metz.
Tx taikoje volieGiai mato
issigelbejimo lenta.
Bet taip n6ra ir nebus, kaip
vokieciai mano If nori.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
ATGr.J KAREIVIAI FLAN
DRIJOJ.


londoHas, rugs. l7.-PaSak
i'icldtnar$aIo Haig'o praneSl-
no, anglai uzpraeitQ nakt! sd
70 iiMiia nustum& =iaurtn nuo
AlraS-Cambrai vie$kelio, ~
dHdami stovyklaS Sauchy-Cau
rhy il Oppy apygardoSe.
FIandrijoS fronte anSlal
paSezmingai nu6jo pirmyn a
bjejo$e YpreS-Comines kanalo
pu~d~e, daugiau kaip dviejQ
2nyliQ il@io frontu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
Uzdaro St. Quentin.

AnGIai pa6mG MaiSseny,
mieSteIi uz.penkiQ myliQ Siaur
vakuruoSe mo st. Quentin.
Truputi zemiau $io mieSto il
pietrytuoSe nuo HolnoE mis-
ko, .iie pageriuo Savo pozici-
jas.
AngIQ mtiIerija Smarkiai
bombardavo Hindenburgo H.
Mia ir padarG daug nuoStoliQ
vOkieGianS.
Anglai apSiautt st, Quentin
is viSQ puSiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
h.IMlE:PIlK0NAI P0 VOKIECIU
JIcNIMI L.AIN0SI SAvO
LAIMEJjIMQ
Serial prad3jO ofensyva prizes
DuIgaruS
PranCuzai 8tSiGn10 vaiIIy II
Mont SiOgos
SERBAT PRADEJO NAUJA
0TEN2YVA PRIZES BULGA-
RUS.
.A.t6113 IT'S tvirtoves, kUrias
,cl.gar2i valde pustfeciQ metQ.

Washington, rugs. l7.-Cia
IS Salcniki gauta Serbijo>
oficiiaIt telegrama. Joje Ser.
biia praneSa, kad Soloni!I
frontc >erbai pradGjo ofenSy,
v& prizes bulgaru>. lSnaujc
>uorganizuota SerbQ armij0
veikia iSvien Su prancuzQ az,
mia.
Serbai paimi Teak Vetre-
mix, Dobropolie il SoIlol kaI-
nQ. Bulgaria SiaS pozicijaS lai-
kt per puStreciuS metus. JOS
buvo >kaitomoS tvirGiauSiomiS
.iQ h.utaviet6miS.
Serbai >u prancuzaiS ofen-
>yvQ pradtjo uzvakar. Prad@-
.ir zengti prieSakin, iie paste
ld Savo objektyvaS ir dar zen
@ia pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
FOCH DAUzo TEUTONUS
RYTUOsE NUO SoIssONs.
Anglams gerai sekasi eiti pir-
myn.
Su AngIu Armiiomis Pran-

su AnglQ Armijomis Pran-
cuzijoje, rugs. 17.-Fieldmar-
SalaS Haig Wis gerina anglQ
pozicijaS ivairioSe vietose.
SvmbiauSi uzraSyti laim6ji-
mai buvo Ypres-Comines ka-
naIo apygardo.i, kur laim6ta
apie 1000 jardQ, il Havrin-
court apygardoj, kur uzd&ta
Stovyklo$ i$tiSai Canal du
Nord, rytuoSe nuo Demie-
court.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
TUKSTANCIAI MOTE2IU
UzIEGA VYRU VIETAs.

Washington, rugs. 17.-Pri-
truke vyrQ, darbdaviai iSlei.
do paSaukimus del moteriq
kurios uzimtQ vyrq vietos i
vairiose dirbtuv6se. Ir emt
plusti tukstanciai moteriQ
Apskaitliuojama, kad neuzil-
go dirbtuvese dirbs dauSiau
moterQ, kaip yra Tyrq palm
tq kariuomenen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
VOKTECIAI LAKUNAI
BOMPARDUoJA PARYzIU

Paryzius, rugs. IL KeIi
yoIlieGiQ ORC Skadronai pralt-
kt virSuj Paryziaus apygor-
dos. Ant jQ atsukta visos ar
motos. Bet iiems pasisek6 nu-
mesti keletq bombQ. Pasak
oficiialio. praneSimo, uzmusta
kei zmon6s If padaryta ma
terijaliu nuostoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
LAKUNAI BOMBARDUOJA
BULGARUS.

Paryzius, rugs. l7.-Prancu
zijoS karGs ofisaS, praneSda-
mas veikimuS Makedonijoj, Sa
ko. kad visame fronte buvO
gyvaS artiIerijos veikimaS.
PrancuzQ, SerbV ir anglQ Ia
kunai ant bulgarQ stovyklQ
numet6 dvi tomas 'bombQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
CENTRALES VALSTYBES
TURF ATSIMOKETI.

Baltimore, Md, rugs. IL
10 Eminencija kardinolas Glib
bons paklaustas nuomones a
pie Austrijos taikos pasiuly--
ma, atsak6, kad centrales val
styles pirmiausia privalo atsi-
moketi uz atliktas neteisybes.
Fix tuomet taika bus gera il
tikra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
oMSKAS,. SIBERIJoJ, PAS
KELBE KARE VOKIETIJAI

OLOVANNAYA, TRANS
BAIKALIJOJ, rugs. 5 (suve-
linta) siberijos valdzia 0ms
ke, Aziiinej Rusijoj, paskelbe
kare Vokietijai ir isake sumo
bilizuoti 1918 ir 1919 m. kle-
sas. .s<
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
PRANCUZAI ATSIEME
VAILLY IR MONT SINGES

Paryzius, rugs. l7.-KartS
ofi>a> prane$d, kad prancuzal
ra@Dnt micStQ EaiIly, ant Siau-
riuio Ai<ne kranto, rytuoSe
uuo SCISSORS.
nranouzai Wis ein0 pirmyn
tarp Disc ir Aisue II patm%
Mont lies Singes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
LLOYD GEORGE DAUG
,SVEIKESNIS.

Londonas, rugs. 17.-Gydy-
toiai praneSa, kad premjeraS
Lloyd George praleido daus
geriau nakti, tur6damas porq
valandQ nepertraukto miego.
10 karStis labai sumaz6jo il
pulsas mu$a truputi norma
liau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
VALDzIA PAEME HENRY
FORD LIGONINE.

Detroit, Mich, rugs. IL
Suv. ValstijQ valdzia vakar
formaliai j savo rankas pae-
me Henry Ford ligonine, ku-
ri yra viena is didziauSiQ Suv
Valstijose.
sLigonin6 bus naudojama Su
ZciStiems kareiviamS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
Berne. syeicariioi, rugs. IA.

Spalio 3 d. pasibaigia vais--
bine konvencija tarp Suv. Val
stijQ ir sveicarijos. Tuoj bus
pradeta tarybos del jos pailgi-
nimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17

Londonas, rugs. H. Kad
Austria pasiulG- talkininliams
taika, tai faktas. Tasai fax
tas visur oficijaliai paskelb-
taS. Bet AuStrijoS paSiuIyme
neizilrima gerq nOru. Austrl-
ia taip daro, kaip jai isako-
ma is BerlynO.
AngIiios uzsieniu reiIIalQ
SeEretoriuS BaIfour pazymi,
5jogei ji$ esqs isitikines, kad
taSair AuStrijoS zingSniS pa
SeIlm6ie neduoS taikos. Bal
four sake, kad Austria (Su-
prantama, ir Nokietiia) tue
savo paSielgimu tTi tikSlq
SuSkaldyti taIkininkus, tarpe
iQ paSdti neSutikimus, kuomet
pamati, kad taIkininkai viSur
ina virSQ. Tefiau toksai no.
raS-tai paikaS darbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17

-Londonas, rugs. IL Is
Paryziaus cion atkeliavo New
ton D. Baker, Amerikos karaS
SekretoriuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
TALKlN|NKA| NEATKRE|P|h
DOMOS ! TA|kOS PAS|ULY YMAl.
Austria pasiu|o taika kaizeTiO
Vardu

Sias reichstago komitetas. ST.
tas aptarSias AuStriios taikos
pasiutymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17

Washington, rugs. 17.-Va-
kar Is karas ofiso praneSta
sekantis Suv. VaIStijQ mari
ninku nuostoliQ sQraSas Su IS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-17
Siulo taika Belgijai.

Kuomet Austria paskelbe
ofici.aIiai taikinties pasiuly-
ma, po Sito tuojaus Vokieti-
ia tmt ir pasiul6 BeIgijai tai
kos SaIygas. Supraskite, tik
vienai Belgijai. PareilEalavo,
kad BeIgija atsimestQ nuo tai
kininkQ ir suSitaikintQ.
Vokietijos sqlygoS Belsijai
yra tokiOs:
BeIgi.ja turi palikti neutra-
l6 net Iigi kardS pabaigos.
Z PaSibaigus karei, Belgijai
bus Sugrazinta pilna ekonoml-
ne ir poIitikind neprigulmybd.
Po kar6S Vokieti!a Su Bel
Slja pauafNS Suldftl nedpll-
buotam laikui.
Belgija panaudos Savo val
diSkq intekme Vokietijai kolio
nijp Su9rqzinimo reikale.
Bus aptarta FIamandQ rel
kalas. FlamandQ mazuma, ku-
ri stojo vokieciu pusdje ne
bus baudziama.
Tai viskas. Pasiulyme nei
puse zodzio neprisiminta, kad
Vokietija tur6tQ Belgijai at
lyginti uz toS Sales sunailIi-
nina.
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DaVardIiQ:

Iuvo muSiuose
PavoiinSai suzeista
Suzeista, laipsnis nezi-
nomaS
PrazuvO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-21
PUTNEY.
ROLLIN s. CHILDS.
June 20, 1913.

Private Fred Newton spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Capen.
Miss Thyra L. Morrill, of Brattleboro
was week end guest of Adne Farnum.
All persons having books belonging to
the publlc library arc requested to return
them to the library, which is now open
Wednesday and Saturday as usual
Miss Frances Russell came Friday from
Radcliffe college, where she was a stu
dent the past year. and will spend the
summer with her mother and sister at
their summer home.
Mrs. |. c. Bradley and son and Madam
Bradley have taken cottage on Lake
Champaign, near Burlington, where they
| expect to remain five weeks. They left
Sunday by automobile
Little lsolena Booth, who formerly
lived here. was present with the Guy
family Tuesday evening. Mrs. MAY GUY
i.eigh has taken care of her since the
death OF her mother last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Wilson and son.
Frederick. of Warehouse Point, Conn.
were week end guests at the home of Mrs.
Wilson's mother. Mrs. Naomi Darden.
Arthur Darden returned home with them
ioi q sHOlI WISH.
Lewis Burditt and Hugh Houghton of
Westminster West, who have recently
become Fl years of age, went to Brattle-
boro Wednesday and tried to enlist for
the mechanical course for soldiers at the
University of Vermont. but were unable
to get in.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller OF Florida,
who came north in their automobile, have
been guests the past week of their uncle
Charles Booth. They came leisurclv from
the South, taking Is days for the trip.
| Mr.. Miller formerly lived in Putnev and
was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lv-
man Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Little have re-
turned to their home in Exeter. \. II
They were called here by the death of
his brother, Harry Little The funeral
OF Mr.. Little was held at Indertaker f.
+. Knights home Saturday morning at
1880 and the body was taken to East
Montpelier and buried beside his mother,
| Mrs. Mary Little, who died several wears
| ago. lie is survived by brother, Robert
Little, and several nephews and nieces
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-21
ToWNSHEND.

3 Miss Leta Gibbs of South Windham
IS visiting at Clyde Adams s.
Miss Ethel Follett of Weston spent
Thursday, June 20, at W. G. Adams S.
MIR. and Mrs. George Whitney and
Ruth Ford were in Brattleboro Thurs
day.
Frost did damage in some places
about town Thursday morning, but most
gardens escaped.
The body of Mrs. Abbie Winslow,
who died Nov. %. was brought here for
burial from Cleveland. Ohio, where she
had lived with her brother, Roland
White, i've years The body was ac-
companled here by her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hall, of
Wllklnsville, Pa. Mrs. Winslow was
born IN Langdon, n. H.. July Z, 1881.
Her parents moved to Putney when she
was about year old and to Townshend
when she was about nine years old. She
was one of seven children of whom four
are still living. She lived on a farm
near Mr.. Gould S until about five years
ago, when she went to Ohio to live with
her brother. She was a member of the
FIRST Congregational church nearly 80
years. Her body was placed beside
her husband and son in lakewood Gem
eterv. A number of relatives were
present.
The graded school closed very sue
cessful year June L. The total enroll
ment for the year was los. All the
rooms have been full, additional seats
being required to accommodate the in
creased enrolment. Very good work
was done by the teachers who deserve
great credit for their faithful and pains
taking efforts. The children entered
heartily into the purchase of thrift
stamps, the total amount purchased be-
ing distributed as follows: Grammar
room, 1928; intermediate room, 500 !;
primary, $3.50. The total amount a:
the West Townshend school is $50. Much
work of excellent character has been
done BIZ the Junior Red Cross in max
ing sweaters, helmets, wristers. quilts,
etc. The following pupils graduated
and probably will enter the seminary
the coming fall: Bessie Buckley, Isa-
belle Buckley, Julia Sparks. Eloise Cum
mings, Mabel Crowell, Elizabeth Nor
cross, Clara Greenwood, Nathan Dauchy,
Earl Vincent.