davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

ment was commanded by Colonel Jonse
Buggee. Closing the procession In
The parhde were five Red Cross nurses
in charge of Mrs Samuel Sloan and
Mrs. Montgomery FlAgg.
At Forty-second Street and Fifth
Avenue the cadets were held up for q
few moments whie the members OF
tho legislative bodies passed In auto.
mobiles. Two hundred and eighty stu,
dent officers who arc taking n post.
graduate course At West Point ae.
eomnanied the cadets here and
marched IN their wake. wearing the
full dress khaki uniform Of the United
States Military Academy
After the parade the West Pointers
deployed into Madison Avenue, by way
of Etighty,thlrd Street, and proceeded
to the Biltmore Hotel for luncheon
AT the Bitmore luncheon Colonel
Buggee introduced Deputy Police Com
missioner Wallis as the man who had
made it possible for the cadet corps
to visit New York. Mr.. Wallis said in
part:
New York City to-day welcomes
you with open arms | believe the
Military Academy at West Point to be
as essential to this government as the
national Administration at Washing
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Son Slain i'm Battle,
Insurance Delayed,
Mother, 90, in Want
Mrs. Mary Blake; Too lii to
Work, Is Helped by
Friends, but Finds Heart
Too Full to Go to Parade

Alone, i'll and destitute since the loss
of her only son and sole support, Mrs.
Mary Blake, widowed mother of Wilbur
Leroy Blake, private in the 11th In
fantry told Tribune reporter ycstcr-
day that she sees no future for herself
but the almshouse.
"And rather than that | will die
first" she said, firmly.
The tears courscd down her cheeks
as she pointed significantly to the little
gas stove which heated the room at ISL
West Twentieth Street, where she has
been living, through the kindness of
friends. She has mover received one
cent of allotment money from the gov
ernment and ali efforts to get her
sons insurance have been frutless.
81 wanted to see the parade" she
said. Every one seems so happy and
the sun is so bright, but l couldn't, for
my memories are too painful"
Mrs. Blake is about sixty years old, q
Canadian by birth, and a woman of
culture and refinement She has been
able to earn little by nursing and
doing other light work. An attack OF
influenza has left her weak and unable
to work at present.
Missing in Action
Last December she received word
from Washington that her son was
missing in action. Through the Red
Cross she tried to trace him, and also
made efforts to get her allotmen,
money, but with no results. Two
weeks ago Saturday a second telegram
came announcing that her son had
been killed on October II, at either ST.
Mihicl or in the Argonne,
Mrs. Blake has never received 9
policy from the government, although
her son wrote ON March 8, 1918, from
Camp Forrest, Ga, that he had taken
out policy for 100000.
"lf death were to come to mo you
mother, will get all" he wrote.
ON February | went to the Sub
Treasury" said Mrs. Blake. "They
told me there that / would eventually
get the insurance and that everything
would be all right, but that it would
take time. Meanwhile, suppose,
must suffer. AT the home service sec
tion of the Red Cross, q young man
waved me away whom ] told him / had
never received my policy. | am tired
of being sent from one person, ono
association, to another.
Gave Her Son Gladly
"Although dread publicity and no
toriety, my friends advised that per-
haps ] could get results by seeking
the aid of the newspapers. 1t is ter
rible for Il woman of my age to have
to make public her personal distresses
Gladly I gave my boy to his country.
| never had to want while he lived. 1t
is not just that after he gave his life
| cannot benefit by the provision he
made for me-"
Her son, who was twenty-three years
old, enlisted at Canton. Ohio. The last
letter Mrs. Blake received from him
was written in September. All her
letters written since June, 1918, were
recently returned with the information
that the postoffice had not been able
to locate the son.
Mrs. Blake, in her youth wrote for
"The STAR" Boston newspaper which
has ceased publication. Since her ILL
ness she has been dependent on the
charity of friends.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

"A round of applause from upstate
members of the Legislature, OF which
he was member until three years ago.
The West Point men entertained the
throngs with college songs pending the
arrival Of the lighting men. While the
sinEing was in progress a lunch wagon
owned by the Police Department
whited UP in front Of the reviewing
stand. Food was given to ths police.
Arplnnea. some Of them dying low.
swooped over she avenue before and
during tho parade.
talss0n stills Applause
A hush fell over the great thfong ~
police eaeori preceded u cairson GOV
cred with flowers An immense sefvlee
flag, with gold stars for the dead OF
the 9Th Division, carried by soldiers,
followed Then came automobiles
carrying wounded soldiers, There wore
hundreds of them, each driven by n
woman.
There was n running fire of chatter
from the wounded men, many of whom
waved iron crosses and other mcmcn-
tos.
"When do we eat ?" "I'm coming
down to your office tomorrow for a
job" are fair samples of the shots
that went into the crowd.
Look at who's driving the car. Who
wouldn't like to be shot if he could
have a ride like this" shouted one
husky wounded man, as the charming
chauffcuse blushed.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

City of New York Is giving to the Off
GERS and men Of the 27th Division Of
the triumphant American Army" said
Secretary Crowell Springs from just
pride in achievement worthy of the
highest national traditions.
These sons Of the metropolis and
tho Empire State arc the heroes Of
KENNEL ttill of Peronne. Of Beleourt.
Of 81, Quentin, OF Cambrai, Of Hony
and lie Catelet,
"fheae men who swing down Fifih
Avenue, eheh man looking tie Il future
Of good citizenship N the aala peace
his yaor established. are survivors Of
the historic American drive at the
illndenburg line They fought glori-
ously. They helped win the most stu
rendous conflict the world has ever
seen,
The fruit Of the victory is now in the
hands OF the people Of all civilized
nations, great and small. These men
who parade to-day are of the Amer rican
stuff that heartened the weary British
and French heroes in the summer of
1918, and when it came their turn.to
fight on their own sectors they ex-
strength and ability which
swept down the enemy like the wrath
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

of an avenglng God. In their last
great drive the enemy fell back before
them for thirteen miles and some
three thousand prisoners we're taken
into the lines of tho 9th Division.
These feats of glory will illumen
the pages Of American history for all
time. These men are worthy of the
laurel wreath Now York SO generously
bcstows upon them.
IN The hour of rejoicing We shall
not forget the btavest Of the brave who
may only parade Firth Avenue to-day
III spirita.the comrades who did moi
return They died or are suffering in
amy hohpitals that We might efioV
the security Of this day, our heatts
turn to them and to thoae loved ones
v.ll,, wno mourn their absence. We see the
brilliant spectacle Of this parode
through tears for them, vet wo fpou,
they preferred death and physical
'ortare to diahonorablc personal safety.
- All welcome to the 27th Division
the old National Guard of New York
brave soldiers and good citizens"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Military Bearing of
West Point Cadets
lmpresses Throng
Future Z. $. Army Officers
Win Plaudiis Along I'm.
tire Line Of March; 28O
Student Officers March

The 600 West Point cadets, whose
superb military bearing in the parade
yesterday won praise along the entire
avenue, arrived by special train at 7;2O
o'clock in the morning at Weehawken,
and we're met by thirty Red Cross
nurses, and eight mounted patrolmen
under the direction of Deputy Com
missioner Frederick A. Wallis.
Breakfast was served the cadets by
the Red Cross nurses. The detacb-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
War Department
Pays Its Tribute
TO Valor of 9th
Helped Win Most sinpend.
ous Conflict World Has
Ever Seen, Says Assistant
Sccrctary Crowcll

Acting Secretary Of War Crowell.
representing the War Department In
the welcome given by New York YES
terday to the 9th Division, issued n
statement declaring that the part
played by the former Empire State
Guardsmen in France would "illumjnc
the pages of American history for all
time"
"The tremendous ovation which +ho
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26


ton. AS we are strong as a ns,i.. !,
battle, so are we strong in nes,. |,
Is wonderful thing and a cror..
incident in their education th.. wa y
cadets have met face to faee >. :
men who have done their bit for I.V.as ..as
lea on the firing line. The sisbs baulsl
be an inspiration to our cadets ~ "
America ever take part in anotS. sa0sl
which God forbid" 'as' va
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
HOlyoke Church, Burned

HOLIOKE, Mass, March 25.-Thc
Second Congregational Church was de-
stroyed by fire last night with a loss
Of 5000 600. -V'o
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
BOLSEVIKUS APIMA BAL
ME-.

Gelsingforsas, spal. -. -
RuSijoS SovietQ valdzia pas.
Lelbl par6dymQ tuojaus pra.
diti miIitariniai lavinti viSus
Sales gyventojuS be jokio;> is.
imtieS.
Tokios zinios pareina Is Pct
rogrado.
Parddyme pasakyta, jog vi,
81 vaIStieGiai militariniam Ia
vinimuiSi turi paSveSti viSq
!aiIiq, kokS yra atliekamaS nuo
darby ukdSe.
TaS pat yra ir Su darbinin
HaiS. PardjuS * darbo paval,
gvk, apSitaiSyk ir elk muStran.
Cia nuomoniaujama, jog boil
SevikuS ap6m6 baimd, kuomet
holSeviIiQ vaIdomojon Rnsiion
Gmt briauties gen. DenikinO IL
YudeniGo armijoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
PILSUDSKIS zADA AUTO.
NOMIJA.

varsava, spal. Is. = Ana
diena lenkp vieSpatijos galya
Pilsudskis lankesi Minske. Jis
tenai kalb6damas baltgu-
dziams pazadejo autonomija.
Girdi, neuzilgo baltgudziai
galesia patys savimi valdyties.
Pasirodo, jog baltgudziai
malon6s turi laukti nuo lenku.
Gil lenku malone = tai davi-
mas autonomijos.
Sh tokiomis "malonemis y
Pilsudskis Sokineja ir apie lie
tuvius. Bet su Sitais "polako-
zercais" negalima susitaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
PREZIDENTO MINTIS
YRA GRYNA.
Neatkrtipiama donna j
pasakojimus.

Washington, spal. 14,-Pa-
Staromis dienomiS pakilo ~
metin6.iimai,. jog prczidentas
WilsonaS kur-kas pavojingiMu
SergQS, kaip kad gydytojo
GraySon kasdien praneSama.
Tuos uzmetinejimus pak6lG *
natorius Moses is Mass. Jis pa
sake, jog prezidento SmagenyS
apimtoS ligo$ if todrl butQ lai-
kas pagalvoti, kad Sales reika
lu vedime prezidentas butQ pa
mainytas vice-prezidentu.
TcGiaus tie uzmetinGiimai
uzginta BaltuOSe RumuoSc.
GydytoiaS GraySon, kaip vi
suomet, taip ir vakar paSkelbG
prancSimQ, jog prezidento
Sveikumo StoviS ncatSimaineS.
ViSkaS yra normaliam Stovyi.
ViSgi apie prczidcnto sveikt-
.iima nicko nesakoma. Bet ar
Giau prezidento stovintie.ii
tvirtina. jog prezidento ligoic
ncSama jokio pavoiaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
ALBANIA PAKILO PRIZES
ITALIA.
Italai kareiviai skerdziami;
visa sails liepsnoja.

Paryzius, Spal. II. - VietoS
laikraSciai gavo ziniQ, jog al
banai sukile prizes Italijos ka-
riuomcne, kuri okupuoia Alba
Mia.
PraneSama, jog italy ka-
riuomeniS burial viSur paneSa
dideliuS nuoStoliuS. Albanai
SuliItliai kai-kur italuS karei-
viuS tieSiog SkerSte Skerdzia.
Matyt, taSai albany Sukili>
mas buvo kuogeriauSiai apgal-
votaS ir iSkalno priruoStaS.
TukStanGiai albany viSoi ga
Iyi pakiIo. JQ burial apleido
kalnuS IL puol6Si prieS italuS,
ypaG prizes jQ StovyklaS.
italai uz tai irgi baisiai at
Simoka albanamS. DcSina jll
SOdziuS. Saudo gyventoiuS, kat
rie neSuSpdia pa>iSIdpti kaI-
nuOSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
KAIP ATPIGSIAS PIRACY
VENIMAS.
zmones susilauksia dideliu
vistu.
Cleveland, O., Spal. u. -

Cleveland, O., >paI. -. -
Naci.ionaI6 paukSGiQ, kiauSiniQ
ir <vieSto aSociiacija turf tia
metini >uvaziavimQ.
Atidarant Se<ijq kalb@jo toS
.aSocijaciioS prczidenta> Briggs
,Ii> talp kitko pazymdjo, jog
TRIUMPH laiku paSauly.i pa>lro-
dy<ianGioS di,lrlGS vi>toS, kat
roS keIi> kal'tu> buSiQ dideSntS
uZ dabartinr> viStaS IT. ncdaug
brangeSniS.
>;uprantama, .tu dideIiQ
paukSciu bu>iQ dideSni T kiaH-
Siniai. Tam ivYkuS. zymiai at
pig<iQS pragyvcnimaS, SAX"
prezidenta>.
Bet kaip to> dideItS viStoS
atSilaSianGioS - tai tik We
nam prezidentui yra zinotina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
EUROPA PASKENDUSI Po-
PERINIUOsE PINIGUO-
Sc.
Bet visas vargas, kad tie pini-
gal be vertes.

Londonas, SpaI. Is. -Vietos
bankininkai atkreipia pasau-
Iio donna faktq, jog Siandie
visa Europa tieSiog paskendu-
81 poperiniuose piniguose.
Po kar6s pakilo naujos vies-
patijoS. Tos be jokios atodai7
roS spauzdinasi poperinius pi.
nigus ir paleidzia juos apyvar:..
ton. Elgiamasi neatsiziurint /
ateiti. O juk ateityje toms
vieSpatijoms bus daug vargo
Su tais pinigais, katrie netu,
ii jokioS vert6s, mes be gva-
rantijos.
NaujQ vieSpatijQ gyventojai
zeriasi tuos pinigus, taupia
iuoS. Bet jie nezino, kad tie
pinigai neteks jokios vertes,
kuomet tarptautinis finansq
butas po kar6s paskelbs Sally;
Sc reikalinga tvarka.
Spauzdinami glebiais pini-
gai Siandie turi kick vertes
savose Salyse. Bet uzsieniuose
nei kokios. Paskui tie pinigai
bus be jokios vertes ir savose
Salyse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15

l1uS, 1000 kitu bolSevikQ ka-
reiviu ir visa 10-toS bolSevikQ
divizijos Staba.
Gen. Glazenappo koliumna
nelabai nukentGjusi. q karei-
vial uzmuSta ir apie $50 SUI
zeista.
Tos rusu Siaurvakarin6s ar
mijos ofensyvos visa galva,
gen. VIadimirov, sake, jog
vokieciQ-rusQ ofensyva, kokiq
veda pulkininkas AvaloV-Ber-
mondt, pervalai. prad6ta, kad
sutrukdyti Siaurvakarin6S ar
mijos briovimqsi.
Revelyj nuomoniaujama, kad
vokieGiQ-rusQ kariuomene no
r6iusi uzb6gti uz akiQ Siaurva-
karinei armijai. TeGiaus, kaip
zinoma, jai nepavyko tas pa
daryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
$4,000 VOKIECIU NORT PA.
LIKTI PABALTIJOJ.
Xiii pakIauso is2kvmo II
keliaus namo.

Rnrlvnas .n,I ~ Nnir
o50D3 voIipGiu kavr,y;n at>i-
saLi kIauSvti ~ay, vaI}zio> j..
:. p,h,It;;o, n,vzt; namo lie
:.,..;>1.: ,,,,., t,r n,.;I;r.,; j..
I,.,.I,.,; -, ,.,,,.,;.. ,.c;f.r; n,.io>>
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
VISA ESTONIJA ISNAUJO
PAKILUSI KAREN.
Sake, vokieciu tikslas uzka-
riauti sta sail.

Revelis. E>tonija. Spal. H.
ISnauio visa E>tonija pakl!o
karen. imdamo>i ginklQ. Revc-
h> iSnauio pilna> vi>okioS rQ-
>ir> kWriUomcnI>. kWcivlai
icvi prancuzQ il anglQ unifor-
mas IT. amrrikoniSko> armijo>
palaidiniu> (ovcrkotu<). Jic
@crai moginkIuoti ir pavaI y.
dirti. I.aukia ZiniV * pict(l
ironto, kyn' GEN. Won der Colt
10 kariuomcnt briauia>i per
Ry@Q ant F.>toniio>.
E,~toniio> vyriauSyb1 apic to
yoNirGiU @rnrroIo vcikimQ ga
vo ziniU >u didrIiu i$gQ>Giu.
Nyl'jau~yht tvirtina, JOG vOlio-
GiU v";kimo tik>IaS nGra Ryga.
hct E~toniia, ir jo@ .iic dies pa
~tan@a> i>ihriauti &iton SaIn.
Tai@i r>toni mmiia pictuo>e
padidinama >kaitIin@omi> at
I. I1,,.. H.,,1.,,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
Bolsevikai Apginkluoja Visus
Gyventojus
VokieGciai nenori blokuoti
Rusijos boISevik4

Vino bolSeviku valdomos Ri
*iios.
Tai klausima ana dicnq
svarstG vokieciQ kabinetas.
Bet nieko gaIutino nenutarta.
Tuo tarpu >pauda placiai ap-
kalba talkininku paSiulyma. F
kuone visa spauda yra prize.
Singa tam pasiulymui. Sake,
jog vokieciQ visa Willis atei.
tyje yra rytuose. Taigi vokie-
Giai patys prizes save nusidetu
blokuodami RusijoS gyvento-
jus.
Xiii IaikraSciai sake, jog
IVokietija negali Rusijai atsi-
mok6ti ia paGia priemone. Ka.
res metu Russia Su talkinin~
kais buvo blokavusi Vokietija.
Tas buvo nedoras daiktas. 70.
kiu nedorybiu nenori atlikti
Vokietija buvusiai savo prize
Sininkei.
Xiii laikraSGGiai pazymi, kad
* toS blokados butQ nauda
tik talkininkams. Gil vokie-
CLANS kaipir nieko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
MIESTE GARY SUSEKTAS
NAUJAS SUOKALBIS.

Radikaliai gaivalai vakar
micStc Gary iSmGte Savo pro-
klcmaciias (atSiIicpimuS). po
kuriaiS pasiraSo AmcrikoS ko-
munistQ partija.
At>iIicpimuoSc kWr$tomi dar-
bininkai pakilti If iStcigti da"-
bininllQ diktatorystc. Taippat
darbininkai kurStOmi prizes W.
riauSybis valdininkuS.
ISnauio tad praSideda kra-
t0S ir arcStavimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
YUDENICO ARMIJA BRIAU
JASI ANT PETRO-
GRADO.
il uzbego uz akiu rusQ-vokie
cip armijai.

Londonas, spal. Is. - Siaur-
vakarind rusu armija, kuriai
vadovauja gen. YudeniG, ana
dienq pa6m6 miestq Yambur-
ga, uz Is myliQ nuo Petro-
grado.
Tokip ziniQ is Liepojos ga
vo vietos laikraStis Daily
Mail.
Yamburga paemd gen. Gla-
zenapp su savo koliumna.
Jam teko paimti nelaisv6n
pilnus keturis bolSevikQ pull
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
MIESTE SYRACUSE PA
GERBTAS BELGU KAR-
DINOLAS.
Universitetas jam indave
augsciausia mokintuves
laipsni.

Syracuse, N. Y, Spal. b.
VietoS universitetas belgQ
kardinoIq MERCER apdovanojo
augSGiauSiuoju mokintuvts
laipSniu - zmoniSkumo dok-
toratu. ISkilmyb6se dalyvavO
apie 100 kunigQ ir pasauliniQ
mokSIininkQ.
MieStas Belgijos primatq
nuoSirdziai pasveikino. Ovaci-
jose ,iaIyvavo apie $4,000 Emo
niQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
S. v. VEIKS PRIZES GRUMO-
JANTI ANGLEKAsIU
STREIKA.
spejama, jog darbininkai bus
sutaikinti su kompanijomis.

Washington, spal. II. - Is
BaltujQ Rumu praneSta, jog
pats prezidentas ar tai kabine-
tas inns darbuoties, kad ko-
kiuo nors keliu sulaikyti all
glekasiQ streika, kurs gall pa
kilt lapkricio 1 d.
Oficijalese sferose isreiskla-
ma Wits, kad darbininkai su
kompanijomis atnaujins tary-
bas ir viskas lures pasibaigti
grazumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
PAVOJINGAI SUSIRGO
VYSKUPAS GARRIGAN.

Sioux City, Ia, Spal. -. -
Pavojingai Susirgo SitoS dioce-
zijos vyskupaS Garrisan. Sa-
koma, jog jiS nepaSveiksiQS.
Per kelis pastaruoSius metuS
vySkupaS jaut6Si neSvelkaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
PETROGRRDE PAKELTA
KONTREVOLIUCIJA. e.

Copenhagen, spal. Il. Is
Gelsingforso praneSama, jog
Potrograde pakiIuSi kontrre-
voliucija prizes bol$eviku~.
AIiesto gatvd>e seka mu$iai.
BoIsevil,Q pric>ininkai, sd
koma, jau patme daugeIi val
diSkQ namQ II iStaigQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
30 zMONIV NUzUDYTA 81
CILIJOJE.
Platinasi zmoniu nerimaVimai

Paryzius, Spal. Is. - Is Ry-
mo praneSama, jog Sicilijos
SaIoie apie 80 valstieGiQ dau-
giau nuzudyta, susirdmlS
,iiemS Su kariuomenG. Dauge-
lis yra suzeistQ.
ViSoj Saloj pIeGiasi nerima-
vimai. ValStieGiai ginkluojasi,
pasiSkirSto ! buriu> if uzpul-
dinGja kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15

Waukegan, ILL.,, Spal. -.
Du jurininku pavogd 16
ccntQ nuo staliuko, kUr par.
davindjami IaikraSGiai. TeiS-
mas is jQ kiekvienq nubaudt
po $59.40 pabaudos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15

- Melbourne, Spal. -. -
AuStralijoie pabranginta duo
ra puse centO svarui. Dabar
M dvieiQ svarQ kepal6l! duo
nos mokama 9 centai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15

- Rymas, spal. Is. - Kares
laimejimo Svente italai cia
lures lapkriGio 4 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
VOKIECIAMS NESINORI
EITI PRIZES BOLSEVI-
-.KUS.

Berlynas, spaI. Is. -Vokie
:iai nuo talIlininkQ gavo pa.
~iuIymq prisiddti prize bloka
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
LATVIAI DIDVYRIsKAI
KOVOJA.
Visas vargas, kad jie neturi
tinkamu ginklQ.

CopenhagcnQ Spal. IA (raSo
The Ch. ID. News correspondent
taS).-Vakar vokieGiai lakunai
Gia pametG lapeliQ. PraneSi,
jog jie Rygoje busiq apie pu-
Siaunakti. Kaip dazniauSia,
taip ir dabar .iie nepajdgd Is
piIdyti savo pazaddjimQ. Per
visa nakti iie kovdSi Su lat
viaiS. Latviai viSu frontu tn
rtjo atSimesti. Bet vokieGiai
neinGio Rygon.
Apie pusiaunakti jie uzdmd
linijq tarpc jul'iQ ir Dahlen ties
Dauguva, NJ 6 myliQ nuo Ry-
Cos. VollieGiai per visa naktl
Smarkavo Su Savo artilerija.
Latyiai bpveik neturijO kuo
!iiemS atSakyti. Tik ant ryto-
jauS Iatviai daugeI vietOSe al
hIoSkt vokieGius ! .iQ senasiaS
pozicijas.
Latviai pilni pasitikejimo.
Kad vokicGiamS nepavyko
paimti RygoS, kaip iic buvo
sake, paGio nuo paGiu latvlQ
narSumO.
VicnaS karciviS man paSako-
jo:
"MeS csamo tikri, kad vo-
kicGiuS atblokSime atgal, neS
mes kariaujame uz teiSybc.
VokipGiai dazniauSia Savo pa
vykimuS paremia ant material
Iio pricSininko Stovio. Bet jle
pamirSta SvarbeSnl uz ana
daiktq-tai stipriq kareivil
.dvaSia ir uzSidegimq del teiSy-
b1S. Rygos gatvGs IL keIiai i!
frontq geriausi liudininkai toS
dvaSios Stiprumo. Neziurint
vargingo apsirengimo, ginklQ
trukumo, neperlauziamOS ka-
reiviQ koliumnos marSuoja
frontan uzdegtoS tOS dvaSlos
ikv6pimu."
"Jie kovos prizes vokiecius
81 dantimiS," paSakd man
Siandie vienas anglQ oficieras
kalbant apie latviQ kareiviuS.
Siandio Ryga maziau apim-
ia rupeSGiQ. Parvyko IS kardS
fronto premjeras UIman. Jis
pilnas viltieS. KlausiamaS apie
stow atsakG:
"Mes pliekiame hunus.
JiS patyrd, jog tarpe paimtQ
nelaisv6n vokieciQ kareiviQ
yra tik pirm trijQ savaiGiQ sl-
rekrutuotQ Bavarijoje.
V0kicGiams kol-kas nepavy-
ko paimti Rygos. Bet pavojuS
nepasibaig6.
Latviams truksta ginklQ.
VOkleclu lakunal per dlenq
Skraid6 ant Rygos. Latviai ]
JUGS SaudG Sautuvais. Mes jie
neturi kitokiQ ginklQ, kaip tik
Sautuvus. We kodel jiems di-
dziausiaS vargas.
Rusu kariuomen6s (von der
Goltzo kariuomen6s dalis) VA
das, puIk. Avalov-Bermondt,
paskelb6 neva 'manifesta. Sa-
ko, Rusijos imperijos vardu
uzimas Latvija il vesias kovq
prizes bolSevikus. Pagaliaus pa
zada Latvijq prirengti prize
"apsisprendimo."
MuSiai seka visu frontu. Vo-
kieciai ypac lauzia kairiji lat
viu fronto sparna. Yra vilties,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15
EstQ dvasia pakili.

Kai-kurie paSaukti atSargoS
karciviai turf 81 >avim ir uni
f0rma>. Ta> miformaS Ie
>iandic dcvi jau kokS prnkta>
karta>. Xiii daugiau nuO pra-
dzio> ouropinG> kar1>.
Il>toni.ia dau@ viSko nlaGiu>i.
PEE tQ >ali koli> kartuS buvo
prarlzr ru>&i, voki"Gioi il boil
>"vikai.
Nozim.int ilgoS cStQ militia
rinl< tarnyhoS, jQ dvaSia yra
pakiIi.
Cia abeInai manoma, jog
cen. Won der Goltzo tikSlaS-
uzI;ariauti visa PahaltijQ If pa
mtginti ! valdovuS pakvlestl
Hohenzollernu>. Jei jam pa
vyktu ta> atlikti, tuomet uzka-
fiauto<p SaIy>e jiS paSkelbtQ
privorStinq kareiviavlmQ, su-
darytu SkaitIingq kariuomene
ir pa$ileistQ gelbGti RuSijoS
nuo bolSevikQ.
su bolsevikais nera vargo,
Rytuose eStai poSenovei ko-
voia 81 bolSevikaiS. Bet ne
ivyESta dideliu suSirGmimQ.
Siandip Scka tik artilerijos
dvikOva.
Ezeru Peipus tarpe eStOnQ If
bolSevikQ atnaujinta garlaivlQ
rIaukiojimaS. BolSevikai nepa-
kcnkia tam suSisiekimui. Jie
tikiSi padaryti armisticijq su
eStaiS.
Jei pavyktQ estams padary-
ii armisticiiq su bolSevikais,
tuomet visa estQ kariuomene
butQ paStumta prizes vokieGius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-15

va 4. " 1AI WV1a LtENNHI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-07
HANGS ON OFFICIAL COUNT

II aanville, Va, Nov. lit: vii
take the official count Of Tuesday
election to determine whether W.
H.. Bunting, ''the old soldier can
didate for reelection to the' State
house from Pittsy!vania and Dan
vile, has defeated J. S. Adams
Republican, Of Gretna. Adherents
to both candidates claim majorities
ranging from 20 to so votes. All Of
the regular nominees for State anf
county officers were reelected yes
terday in this section. State Sena-
tor William A Garrett. Of Henry
county, swept the district and State
Senator George 7. Rison, Of Pitt
syE7ania. goes back to the house.