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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
CUT FRENCH WHEAT FIELDS
Germans Ship Thousands Of Bushels
of Grain Home.

OF 1TdiN F1Ome.
With the American Army on the
Soissons-Rheims Front, Aug. 6.-Thou-
sands of bushels of French wheat have
been shipped home by German sold
iers. The French and Americans dur
ing their advance of the last few days
have discovered that systematic plans
had been laid by the Germans for
reaping the harvest in the country
from which they have been driven.
The territory stretching northward
from the Marne is virtually one great
wheat field, broken by forests here
and there. The wheat was sown by
peasants before the Germans ad-
vanced from the Aisne late in May and
early in June and began ripening
early In July.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
GEN. PERsHING is HoNoRED

Paris, Aug. 6.--General John j. Per-
shing, commander In chief OF the
American expedittonary forces In
France, has been awarded the Grand
Cross Of the Legion or Honor, by the
French government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria Re-
treats Before British and
French.
KEEPING UP PRESSURE
Entente Armies Force Germans Across
Avre River Southeast of Amiens
and Also Compel Retreat in
the Region of Albert.

London, Aug. 6.-Eyes are being
turned to the regions in the north
west on both sides of Amiens, now
that the Germans have been thorough
ly vanquished thus far on the Sois-
sons-Rheims salient.
Here the French and British are
keeping up their hard pressure against
the armies of Crown Prince Rupprecht
of Bavaria and have forced them on
two highly important sectors to re-
treat.
Southeast of Amiens on the old
Montdidier sector the Germans have
fallen back across the Avre river over
q wide front, while northeast OF
Amiens. in the region of Albert a
similar retrograde movement has been
made across the Ancre.
Germans Face Greater Retreat.
The German official communication,
in admitting the withdrawal near
Albert, declares the maneuver was
carried out without interference by
the British
Just what bearing these new Of
fensives will have on the fighting front
to which the Germans ultimately re-
treat for a stand in the Aisne region
cannot yet be forecast, but should the
Allied troops be able to press back the
line for any material gains eastward
IL is not improbable that it would dis
locate the entire German line in the
south.
Enemy Retires on f0-MiIe Front.
The retirement of the Germans be.
tween Montdidier and Moreuil is over
a front OF approximately 10 miles On
the southern half of this front, Ameri-
can contingents have been stationed
for some time. Along the northern
half of the line the French, on two
occasions, have driven into the Ger.
man lines so that their front before
the present German withdrawal began
ran along the hills dominating the
Avre river from Castel to Aubvillers
This withdrawal, taken in conjunc.
tion with the German retirement
across the Ancre, from Dernancourt
to Kamel, about IA miles to the north
may mark the beginning of a German
strategic retreat" which may have
been planned to forestali British at
tack which London dispatches had in
dicted was imminent in this sector.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
PEOPLE NOW FEAR DEFEAT
German Writer Assails Public for
Lack of Confidence.

SCfHtuu tttt@i FASSduS tOf
Lack of Confidence.
Amsterdam, Aug. Count Revent-
low, writing in the Tages Zeitung of
Berlin on the anniversary of the fourth
year of the war, says:
"The beginning of the fifth year of
the war is marked in large part of
the German press by reflections which
are overlooking with resignation, mel.
ancholy and whining"
The writer continues:
"The fearful defeatism which runs
through the German public life these
days, has a perniciously damning
effect, and, more so, because with some
people the underlying view may be
perceived or is extremely stated by
them that If one would end the war IL
would, after all be an easy thing to
do, as one need only join. Grey and
Wilson in the league of nations"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
SENT 100000 DURING JULY

War Department Makes Record Ship
ment of Troops.
Washington, Aug. 6-Gen. March,
chief of stan, has issued the follow
ing statement:
THE number of men embarked dur
ing the month OF July, just closed, was
over 100000. That breaks the record.
The previous high record was in the
preceding month, when we reached
$4,000. The number of men embark.
ed to France is now over 1906, ,000."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
GERMANY IN GRIP OF DESPAIR
Wild Rumors Say Kaiser and Hinden
burg Are Slain.

Berne. Aug. 6.-"The Marne defeat
has produced unspeakable scenes of
despair in Berlin the Tageblatt de-
clares. "Such outbreaks of utter dis
couragement aud downheartedness
never before were witnessed"
The Frankische Tagepost deplores
the wild rumors that the kaiser and
Won Hindenburg have been assassi-
mated and that Won Hindenburg was
killed in a duel with the crown prince
as betraying the most dangerous ner-
vousness.
The government threatens severe
penalties for those responsible for
spreading these rumors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
CAPTURE s,4oo PRISONERS
American Troops Also Take 133 Guns
From Germans.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Allied troops
In the Aisne-Marne salient repeated
"the full fruits Of victory" on Sat-
urday, when the enemy who met his
second great defeat on the Marne was
driven In confusion beyond the line OF
the Vesle." General Pershing reported
in his communique received by the
War department. American troops
alone have captured S,400 prisoners
and 1873 guns.
Our troops have taken Fismes by
assault and hold the south bank of the
yesle in this section" later com.
munique from Sundays lighting said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
Fast Railroad Work.

London, Aug. 6.--"Over English
railroads in country strange to them
and under unfamiliar conditions,
American officers directing the trans
portati6n of troops to the front are
making records today SURPRISING the
best that has been done in the states" !"
says the Weekly Dispatch in describ-
Ing the feeding and rail transport Of
the American armies arriving In Eu-
rope. "On July {. 19 trains with .
total Of 220 coaches. carried 10,320
men from an American camp In six
hours"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
CONFERENCE ON WHEAT CROP
Government Price Among Matters 20
Be Considered.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The joint agri-
cultural advisory committee of the
agricultural department and the food
administration have begun a series
OF conferences here to consider ques-
tions related to the 1919 wheat crop.
The government price for 1919 will
be among the matters discussed and
recommendations probably win be
made to President Wilson,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
Would Gust Filipino Cabinet.

Manila, p. T., Aug. 6.--Attorney
Recto. member of the opposition,
has asked the attorney general to in
stitute quo warranto proceedings to
GUST all members Of the cabinet. He
also has demanded that former Sena.
tor Palma, secretary of the interior,
be removed. Dismissal of the cabinet
is demanded on the ground that they
were appointed under an act qualify.
ing only Filipino citizens and therefore
in violation OF the fourteenth amend
ment to the constitution OF the United
States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
MARSHAL HAIG is CONFIDENT
Issues General Order at Opening OF
Wars Fifth Year.


London. Aug. 6.-Ffeld Marshal
Haig, commander-in-chief of the Brit
ish forces in France, has issued a
special order of the day to the British
troops, dated Aug. 4, the anniversary
OF Great Britain's entry into the war.
The order say, in part:
"The conclusion of the fourth year
Of the war marks the passing Of the
period of crisis. We can now with
added confidence look forward to the
future.
"The revolution In Russia set free
large hostile forces on the eastern
front, which were transferred to the
west. 1t was the enemy's intention to
use the great numbers thus created
to gain decisive victory before the
arrival of American troops should give
superiority to the Allies"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
Robbers Shoot Brewer.

Chicago. Aug. George Neybert,
assistant secretary OF the Gottfried
Brewing company, was probably IA.
tally shot and robbed OF $1,700, the
firms payroll, by two unidentified
men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
TWO P0v v'ERS TO ACT
America and Japan Only viii!
Intervene in Russia.
Other Allied Nations Assent In Prin.
ciple to Pblicy Which Will
Be Pursued.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The plans fol
extending military aid to Russia in
Siberia will be- undertaken by the
United States and Japan alone, with
the other Allied co-belligerents assent
ing in principle, according to official
statements by the American and Jap
anese governments, made here.
The United States and Japan will
each send "a few thousand men" to
Vladivostok to act as a common force
in occupying and safeguarding the
city and protecting the rear of the
westward moving Czecho-Slovak army.
The numbers of the American troops
and from where they will go may not
be discussed.
To Send Aid to Murmansk.
While the United States and Japan
are extending aid to the Czecho-Slovak
army in Siberia the United States will
continue to cooperate with the Allies
operating from Murmansk and Archan-
gel. To what extent and in what ma.
ture Is not announced.
The only present objects of the Jap
anese-American forces will be to give
such aid and protection as possible to
the Czecho-Slovak forces against the
armed body of German and Austrian
prisoners Of war and to steady any eff
forts at self-government and self-de
tense in which the Russians them
selves may be willing to accept assist
ance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
FEW WOUNDED YANKs TO DIE
Estimates Show That All But One In
20 VIII Live.

20 VIII Live.
Washington, Aug. 6.-Of the Amer
ican soldiers wounded In the Marne-
Aisne offensive, probably fewer than
one in 20 will die yfrom their wounds.
more than four-fifths will be returned
to service and only IA per cent viii
be discharged for disability, according
to statement Aof the chief Of staff,
based on the officially attested expe-
rience OF the AIIies during the fol
years OF war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-06
GEN. CARTER WILL COMMAND
Selected to Head One Of the New
Army Divisions.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Selection OF
Mai. Gen. Jesse Mel. Carter, now serv-
ing as chief of the militia bureau and
commander of the United States
guard. to head one Of the new diyi-
sions to be formed In this country
was announced by General March,
chief OF stan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
NUzUDYTA KAPITONAS
CRoM1E, ANGLIJos PA
LYDovAS.
Bolsevikai suareStavo visa An
glijos ambasada Petrograde.

Washington, rugs. 6.-Suv.
ValStijQ konsulis Haynes is
GelSingforso oficijaliai prane-
ia apie nuzudymq kapitono
Francis .Cromie, AnglijoS pa
IvdovO, kuomet bol$evikai W.
puol6 AnglijoS ambaSadQ Pet
rograde. SuareStuota viSaS am
baSadoS StahaS. TuOH1tArpu
taS pats ivylo If MaskvoJe;
.AmcrikOS kOnSuliai, taIki-
ninIlu miSiiQ nariai il civiliai
pabtgdliai * RuSiioS. laimin-
gai paSiekG Suomiiq. Trauki-
niu vaziavo apie $50 zmoniV.
Tarp jQ buvo apie 80 italy IT.
belgQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

Kares DEPARTMENTS ant sa-
yes pasieme milziniska darba
-vienoj diencj uzregistruoti
100000 vyru. Suplenavo su
rasyti kiekviena yakima ir W.
ra nuo 18 ligi 45 metu amz
isimant tuos, kurie jau pir
miau rzsiregistravo. Tai pada
rvs Selective Service Regis
tration dienoj, rugsejo IL,
1918.
Cali to darbo gerai uztekti
visam rugsejo menesiui. Bet
kares departamentas sako, kad
turi butt atliktas vienoj die
moi, ir gall but.
. Cali but padarytas, jeigu
kiekvienas vyras, moteris If
vaikas Registracijos dienoj
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
Won HERTLING MATO
KAIZERIO DINASTIJA
BAISIAME PAVOJUJ.

Amsterdam, rugs. 6.-Kanc-
lieris Won Hertling Prusijos
augStajame butte apie rinkimu
reformu klausima sekanciai
kalbejo:
LAS tinkamai branginu So
ziniskumus kaslink generalio
lygaus balso. Bet dabartiniame
lake tie saziniskumai turi
duoti vieta didesniems dar-
bans, pavyzdin, apsaugojimui
brangiausio musQ politikinlo
gyvenimo turto-dinastijos ir
karalystes.
"Mano teisingas patyrimas
yra, kad su siuo svarbiu klau-
simu turi but suristas uzlaiky-
mas ir apsaugojimas karalys-
tes ir dinastijos, kuri atsidu-
rusi pavojun. .
"Todel, stengkites atrasti
kelia prie susipratimo.
"Kadan-gi visi tevynes su-
nus dabar gina tevyne, tad
ateinanciais rinkimais negali
but jokio klausimo apie soci-
5ales atmainas".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
VOKIECIAI BEGA RY-
TUOSNA.
Prancuzai palma miesta po
miestO.

Paryzius, rugs. g. kariS
oii>o> praneSa, kad vokietiai
dar nrgaIi nuSiIaillyti po pran
cuzQ >paudimo. Jie bGga at
cal. Gil prancuzai is uzpakalio
Wis juo< pyEkina.
Nrikima~ ant NeSlc i$pItStaS
rytuoSna. Prancuzai paSldart
vietQ tarp NenteauN IL jon
cherry, kurioie jie pu>treGioS
myIio> iIgio frOntu kcliaSi per
lpG.
Sommc Ironto NeSIe apygar
doic prancuzai p"r>ik@Id per
Sommc kanaIQ ties NoycnneS
ir Offoy.
Tarp AiIettr ir Ai~nc paim-
Ia mie>tai CIamcncy, Brave
ir AIi<>v->w-Ai>nc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
TURKIJA APSAUGOS AME'
RIKONUS.
Uzginta turkams amerikonus
varginti.

Washington, rugs. 6.-Tur-
kija i>akt kariuomen6S vadul
Prr<ijoje, kad iiSai neIeIstE
turkamS uzkabiniti amcriko-
nus. paSak praneSimO Svetim-
IcmiQ reikalQ miniSterio Sve-
diioS konSuIiui KonStantWo-
polyi.
VaIStybGs departamentas *
Stockholmo aptur6io oficijale
telegramQ. Apart virSuj mi
nt;oS informacijos, t"leSrama
dar praneSa, kad ne@aleta
gauti pilnQ ziniu apie Tabriz o
atSitikimq. Mes SuSta6dyta te-
l"grafo komunikacija.
UzSieniQ minister's, vienok,
~ah0. kad kariuomenes Vadul
tikrai iSakyta, idant jlSal prl-
ziuretQ, kad AmerikOs konsu-
liataS Tabriz tuoj butQ APP
!ciStas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
UzMUSE IRIS UzPUOLI-
KUS.

Londonas, rugs. 6.-UzpuO-
IimaS ant AnglijoS ambasadoS
Pctrograde il nuzudymaS ka-
pitono Cromie Gia padard di-
dele apmaudQ.
PaSak praneSimQ, kapitoEas
Cromie paSiprieSino boI$cvi-
ku kareiviamS ir pats Savo
ranka uzmuS1 iris IS jQ. CrOm
leo lavonaS baiSiai SukapO-
taS. Ambassadors dOkumental
>uhaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
Gaminkit6s prie Regjstracijos
Rugs6jo u d.

arba pirmiaus stengsis darba
pagreitinti. Darbas gall but
palengvintas, ieigu kiekvienas
Gel tos dienos plenuos ir kick
tik galedamas, stengsis kuo-
geriausiai butt pasirenges klau
simams atsakyti.
zinoma, didziausias is visu
darbas yra pamokinti zmones
registruotis be gaisavimo. Tai
gi kares departamentas kyle
cia visus, kas tik gall, padeti
darba nuveikti.
"DRAUGE" KAsDIEN
DAUG RAsOMA APIE A
TEINANCIA REGIsTRACI-
ia. YRA DAUG PAMOKINI-
MU IR NURoDYMU. UzsI-
SAKYKITE "DRAUGA".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
AMERIKONAI SEKA PAS
KUI VOKIECIUS KAIP
TIGRAI, RAsO KORESP0N-
DENTAS.

Paryzius, rugs. 6.-l> from
to gauta ziniQ, kad prancuzQ-
amcrikonQ kareiviai veja>i
vokieGiuS >iaurtjr nuo NeSIr.
.Juu pa>iekt AiSnc upd> IinjiQ.
Lailra&tiS La Liberte ra>o:
"Amerikonai Terny-Solny
>u didzin nar>mu uzpuol@ il
* .io i$vijo visits vokieriuS.
81 daIiS armiio< dar pirmQ
karta Stojo mu>in. Bet pada-
re kuopuikiauSiQ paSirodymQ.
Jie kaip kokie tigrai Sekt pas
kui vokieGiu>, juoS dauzyda-
mi. Uzpuola dideIe~ vokie@iQ
1O5 ccntimetrQ baterijaS, VI
Sai nepai<ydami SmarkioS ug-
nieS. ir jas paemt.
"PrancuzQ generalio >tabo
oficipraS tuu'tjo iuo> >u>tahdy-
Ii. biiodamaS, kad jie Sav6 uI-
SidegimQ nepraIoStQ. Net mar
Siausie.ii mu>Q kareiviai Stehl,
81 * jQ toIioS dideldS nar~y-
hes"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
TALKININKU LAKUNAI
NUMETE 40 ToNU BOMBV.

Paryzius, rugs. g. Sykiu
>u gen. Mangin o almijoS pir-
myn zengimu, 1+S taIkininkQ
Iakunai nmet1 ant mieStll
Brancomt ir Anizy-Le-Cha-
tGau apple 10 tonU bombQ. Su-
naikinta daugybG vokieGiQ ka-
res medziagoS il padalNta ki-
toLiQ nuo>toliQ.
Ivyko penkiolika muSiQ ore.
NuSauta SeSi vokieGiQ aero
pIanai. Zuvo vienas talkininil
IakllnaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
zENGIA PIRMYN USSURI
KLONYJE.

Tokyo, rugs. G.-,JaponljoS
rugp. % d. SuvdlintaS pran"Si-
mas talkininkQ veikimo Sihc-
rijoje Skamba:
"DeSinySiS sparnas muSu Ea-
riuomentS, kuri vejaSi hcl$e-
vikus anapus Uyeraya uptS.
sustojo ties Medoujuia, de-
Simts myliu Siaur6je nuo 81
makOvo.
"MusQ raitarija IL dal'S
cen. Kalminovo kareiviQ Zen
yia Siaur6n USSuri upGS Nlo-
nyje''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
2 UzMUsTA; As SUzEISTA,
KUOMET 8 VAGONAI NU-
sIRITO NUO BEGIU.

Chickasha, Okla, rugs. g.
PraneSta, kad du ZmOntS W.
muSta ir IS SuzeiSta, kuomet
tlyS Rock Island traukinio
vagonai nukrlto ravan tarp
Duncan il Comanche, OkIa.,
pietuoSe nuO SiO mieStO.
UzmuStieji il suzeiStieji ga
bcnami Sin mieStan.
TraukiniO vagOnuOSe buVO
draftuoti kareiviai * Kansas
ir SiaurinGs Oklahoma valSti-
JOS. PaSkutinieji tryS vagonai
buvo piIni medziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
zEMES SLINKIMAS UzVER
TE IA zMONIU.

Portsmouth, Va, rugs, g.
Gle prize vieno laivu dirbtuv3s
Goko ivyko zem6s slinkimaS.
U5griuvo ant daugiau kaip y
zmoniQ. Neoficijaliai prancsta,
Rad zuvo keturiolika zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
NAUJAS LAIVYNO VADAS
VOKIETIJOJ.

Amsterdam, rugs. 6.-Colos-
5.a VolkS Zeitung IL RheniSh
We&tphalian Gazette pl'aneSa:
l;ai kapitonas Levetzow pas
i;irtaS vadu- lavyno Staho. Sa-
kolna, padidinta jo gaIybds.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
SUV. VALsTJy MUGS
TOLIA KAREJE.

Washington, rugs. g. Ka-
res ofiSaS vakar praneS6 Suv.
ValStijQ kareiviQ nuostoliQ
saraSa Su 1S3 pavard6miS. Is
to skaitliauS:
Iuvo muSiuoSe IS
PrazuvO SO
Pavoiingai SuzeiSta Is
Miri nuo ligQ +
SuzeiSta, laipSniS nczi-
nOmaS II
Mirt nuo zaizdu )
Miri ncIaimGSe. IL is
kitty priezaSGiQ. s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
:x ! RA!!
VOKIECTAI BEGA, AMERI-
KONAI VEJASI.
Teutonai begdami degina anu
nicijos sandelius.

Su Amerikonu Armijomis
Music Latlke, rugs. 6.-Pran-
cuzu ir amerikonu kareiviai
rytuose nuo Scissors nuzygia-
vo prie upes Aisne siaureje
nuo Brenelle ir Chasseny. To-
liaus i rytus pasieke Canal
Lateral. Cia jie stow prizes Vo-
kieciu pozicijas ant siaurinio
upes Aisne kranto. Vokieciai
prizes amerikonus vartoja kul-
kasvaidzius.
VokieCiai visu greitumu bega.
Prancuzai su amerikonais
smarkiai spaudziasi ant Vaux
haillon, Nanteuil- l-La-Fosse ir
Vregny. Gen. Won Eberhard'o
armija neatlaiko. Visu greitu-
mu dumia atgal. Gi ameriko-
mai su prancuzais juos vyda-
miesi pliekia. Orc zvalgai pra.
mesa, kad viskas rodo, Jog vo-
kieciai jau anapus upes Vesle.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

eSaS .ainyS karalanc Nindau-
gio. TodeI jiSai imsiqs vardq
Mindaugis II, kad ta linija
testi.
"Kunig. William of .Urach
paeina * Wuertemburg'o. Ji-
sal yra galva Urach'o Seimy-
nos, kuri daugiaus Vokietijo-
je nebevaIdo. Taip-gi, jisai
yra oficieraS Wuertemburg'o
armijoje. JiSai buvo vyras
BavarijoS kunigaikStds Emili-
jos, kuri pasimir6 1912 m. Jis
turi dvylikq vaikQ. Todel, ro-
dos, jo Seimyna yra 'gana di-
dele ir 10 kunigaikStystG ga
na plati be jo apSidmimo to-
IeSniu priederySGiu valdyti Sa-
i, kuri jo. nenori il, kuri, jei-
gu kaizeriS ir inStengtQ pakel-
ii j ton tarnybon, jam jokiu
budu nepaSiduoS. Kaslink jo
gyrimoSi, kad Mindaugio krau
jas teka jo giSlose, gerai su-
prantama, kad, az jis igytas
teiSingai az neteiSingai, sep
! tyni SimtmeGiai mai$ymosi su
teutonQ budaiS' panaikino ma
ziauSia Mindaugio krauio la
Sell ir padar6 j nevertu mai-
$ytiS Su lietuviQ krauju.
Vilniaus Taryba suvaldyta.
"Gerai Suprantama, kad
VoEietiia pastatd taip dideles
Spdkas prizes ViIniaus Taryba,
kad jinai buvo priversta pasi-
du0ti monarchiSkai valdzios
formal del LietuvoS. Maziau-
Sia keturi Tarybos nariai ge-
riau atSisak6 is 'Tarybos,
kaip Sutikti su vokieciQ no
rails. Taip Lietuva. neSenai
pripazinta uz neprigulminga
Vokietijai, dabar .Vokietijos
! pasisavinta ir priversta Sauk-
ii: "Lai gyvuoja karalius!"
zinoma, yra ir tokiQ lietuviq
Vokietijoj, kurie nori monar-
chiSkos valdzioS. Bet daugu-
ma iQ yra respublikonai savo
SirdySe IT. darbuojasi del po-
puIeriS valdzios. Jie susiejo
: Su amerikonp liberalizmu
dirbdami Suv. ValStijQ angle
kaSyklose il dirbtuv6se. To-
del jie turi zema nuomone mo-
narchiSkos valdzios ir grieztai
prieSinasi bile kokiai Vokietl-
jos valdziai''.
DR.. BielSkis 1916 metals is
| buvo keleta m6nesiQ Europe
je, pagelb6damas Sutvertl LIE
tuviq Belb6iimo Komisijas
sveicarijoj, Denmarke il sve-
dijoj. Jisai cia antradienyj pa
sake, kad tik savait6 atgal
Am. Tautos Taryba Sveicari-
jon pasiunt6 komisija is triJq
zmoniq padidinti Lietuvos at
stovybas spekas. sios komisi=
jos nariai yra: p. Mastauskas,
advokatas is Detroit %; kun.
Dobuzis, is Bostono If Is.
PakStas, is Brooklyno, Visi jie
\
geri respublikonai, sake DR..
BieIskis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
Haig arciau Cambria.

PranrSama pagrrlnlma> an
gIQ poziciiQ music Iinijojr
pricSai> Cambrui, pictuo>r nuo
MoevrcS. Taippat pa@erinta
pozicija lytuo>r nuo Her
mics, arti Canal du Nord. !
pietu~ nuo Canal du Nord am
gIai, pa1mt mjeSteIi N"uViIIc
-Bourjouv0L. Pa>taro>e krtu-
riOSe dieno>e angIai enc IT,
600 vokieGiQ nelaiSviQ II dau-
giau kaip 100 armotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
TALKININKkI GRUMOJA KETU-
RIOMS Woke Gu BAzEMS
Vokie66iiai negali atsilaikyti
prizes Amerikonus
BOISGvikai nuzud0 AngIijOS
ambaSadOs paIydOva PetrOgra-
CHAUNY. JUSSY, LA FERE
IR HAM SVYRUOJA.

Paryzius. rugs. 6 Noiic-
Giai nu>toio dang kareiviQ.
.Jir @rritai naikina visa >avo
mcdziagQ. Tuomi pmodo, lad
greit zuda opIci>ti, iri@u iau
neapleido. Chamy, .JuS~y. La
Frrr in, cali but, Ham.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
IsKASTME KIETVJU ANC-
LIU PADARYTA REKCP-
T. DAS.
1906, 121 tonq rugp. 81 d. sa-
.vaitej.

Washington. rugs. g. Sa-
va.ttje uzSibaigus rugp. 81 Il.
* anglekaSyklQ iSimta l,SO6,-
121 tonu angliQ. Tai yra dau-
giau kaip bile kokiQ kitty Sa-
waite Siais metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
zUVO GENEROLAS KOR
NILOVAS.

Copenhagen, rugs. g. Pa
SAX IaikraSGio Politiken, gen.
KornilOvaS, buveS ruSQ ka-
riuomenGS vir$iauSiaS vadaS,
uzmu$tas bomboS ties mieStUl
JekaterinOdmr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

Washington. rugs. g., Va
kaS karGS ofiso praneSta Sc
kantis marininkQ nuostoliY
kartje SQraSaS:
TuvO mu$iuOSe :
Mir6 nuo zaizdQ |
SuzeiSta muSyie, pavo-
iingai l
SuzeiSta muSyje !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
> Franklin Grove, ILL.,, rugs

6.-Cia suorganizuota manu-
sargybos kompanija su 76 ma
riais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
Washington. III

- Washington, rugs. 6. -
Svediioj vietoj tikrOs kOrkoS
vartojama korka padaryta is
puSies. Tikroji korka Iabai pa
brango. Mes ja SunllQ gauti.