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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
Much Idleness Proved.

The national governments action
in coming to the rescue of the har-
vest situation in Kansas by advertis-
ing the fact that many hands were
needed. while based on good inten-
ton, has really shown up the decep-
tion used by the administration in
proclaiming that there are no hard
times and but little idleness. The
overwhelming response to the ap-
peal for hands showed that much
1dleness existed. thus contradicting
the declarations of the government
in this respect. On this subject the
Pittsburg Gazette-Times comments
with great clearness and drives great
truths home as follows:
Several weeks ago, when unem-
ployment became so manifest that
not even the closed mind of a Dem
ocratic administration could ignore
It, Secretary of Labor Wilson bland
ly declared that there was work for
so 900 men in the harvest fields of
the West. There had been announce
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

Gently completed course in a
Chicago institution fitting him for
special work in cases of eye, ear,
nose and throat work, and DR.. Nc
Curdy is an osteopath. coming here
from Philadelphia. where has has
been practicing for ten years.
Word come here that Mrs. Mar
garet Brannon, of Glennville, widow
OF the late Thomas Brannon. died
there last night. She is an aunt OF
Judge Linn Brannon, of this city.
Prof. Buchanan White, of Wash
ington, D. c., is here for brief Wis
it. He was formerly superintendent
of city schools of Weston.
z. F. Wiseman. local black
smith, was hurt while at work in the
shop of j. w. Boram, piece of iron
flying upwards and striking him in
the face.
Thomas Blair, Jr.. of this city, has
accepted a summer position with
State Road Engineer A. d. Williams,
of Morgantown, and will be employed
in the work Of making state road
map.
The Rev. j. F. Pritchard. of Free
mansburg, was here yesterday on his
way to Belington to participate in
ministerial institute of the United
Brethren church. He will go to Par
kersburg to attend another such
meeting before returning home.
Charles Beck and family are here
from Wire Bridge to visit relatives.
Miss Maude DeBarr. of Buckhan-
non, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Roy Ramsburg.
Miss Myrtle Atkins is on the sick
list.
on and Mrs. George 1, Keener are in
Baltimore.
B. S. Urbach, of Fairmont, is a
guest of relatives here.
The family of Roy E. Bailey. OF
Clarksburg, have been visiting rela-
Amos Bright, of Sutton, was here
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hilton, of Kit
louisville, left yesterday to visit rela-
tives in Indiana.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
WESTON |

WESTON, June 24.-French
Smith and his wife were both placed
under arrest and fined for Sunday
afternoon fight on the public high
way. They were driving along the
road, when the woman upbraided her
husband for drinking. He resented it,
and they struck several blows while
yet in the buggy, then leaped to the
ground and proceeded to continue the
fray until a peace-loving citizen of the
community left his home and went
out to settle the trouble. He had
scarcely aegun peace negotiations rr-
til the usual thing happened-wife
and husband double-teamed on the in
truder and put him to rout.
The Prices-father and brother of
the well known Bud" Price who
figured prominently in. the criminal
court of Harrison county in some for
gerry cases. and is now doing time at
Moundsville-are in trouble here for
fighting. Oak, the young man is
charged with felonious assault, the
specific offense alleged being the
drawing and swapping of gun at
Harry Alfred and l. r. Beach, resi-
dents Of the vicinity in which Price
resides. The father got into the trou-
Bile, too, and was fined for assault and
battery.
A days time to get an estimate of
the local political situation since the
Democrats nominated their ticket
leads to the conclusion that If Repub-
licaps use average discretion they will
be able to fully redeem the county
this fall. Democrats put one over on
the Progressives when they induced
that party to put out full ticket, and
then the Democracy proceeded to
forestall them in the last faint hope
they had of getting any considerable
support for any of their men
Hobert Turner, a Weston boy,
member of Scout Troop No. l, this
city, is the second Scout in West Vir-
ginia to be awarded an Eagle Scout
badge by the National Court of Hon
or. 1t was formally presented last
night at meeting of the troop. A
Wheeling boy was the first in the
state to be so honored.
Drs. G. NJ. Burton and Charles w.
McCurdy have located In this city.
The, first named is a former general
practitioner in Virginia, who has re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

ments Of like character by several
state labor bureaus in the wheat
Delt, and before Mr.. Wilson had be-
come solicitous the postofice depart
ment. being also interested In saw
ing the reputation Of the New Free
dom, had posted notices calling at
tentton to Western opportunities.
Whereupon, voorhees, men by the
thousands, from New Hampshire
and New York in the East and ILL
nois and Indiana in the Middle West,
set out for the jobs said to be wait
Ing for them. The result is that
Kansas and Missouri are overrun
with the unemployed. In any event,
harvest work is but of brief dura-
ton, and the necessities of these two
states were soon met. The authori-
ties, realizing what was in store for
the approaching horde, attempted to
stay the rush by counter advertise
ments and through notification to
distant labor departments, but the
word from Washington had been ac-
cepted for face value and the con-
sequence is an invasion which Is SER
iously embarrassing to the people of
the affected commonwealths, not to
mention the distress of these thous-
ands Of men out of work and away
from home. It is stated that the
strangers are we'll behaved and are
causing no trouble, but their condi-
ton and disappointment are pathetic.
Some Of them may secure relief by
going into states where the harvest
is later in maturing, but most of
them will be compelled to find their
way back home as they came, by
freight trains, with little or no means
of subsistence and necessarily en-
Uttered by the experience.
This is phase Of President Will
sons psychological depression"
which can not be dismissed by spe-
clous explanations. 1t is typical of
Democratic tariffs and administra-
ton. Record-breaking crops are not
sufficient in themselves to Offset poll
icies which break down industries,
unsettle business and destroy public
confidence. At best, the shop mill
man of the East can not be much Of
a success as a harvest hand, but
when his willingness to endure, and
to travel far under adverse circum-
stances in order that he and those
dependent upon him may eat, is re-
warded by the sign No Work." 1t is
hard luck, indeed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

1 There are two things which the city
should provide for its citizens and
visitors, just as now street paving,
water and light are provided, an
abundance of pure drinking water
from conveniently located fountains,
and liberal number of public COM
fort stations. The latter become an
Immediate public necessity after the
close of the present license year. The
public comfort stations may be built
under ground in the streets and the
plumbing installations made in ac-
cordance with the best sanitary prac-
tice to avoid nuisance. The water
works and sewerage board has esti-
mated the cost of two stations COM
'plete with all modern equipment
which is shown not to be prohibitiYe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

But again the fair Izzit babe him
begone, crying. What care for tight
ropes? Go, make something Of thy
self, 1 tell theel"
That night Hoki Poki consulted
TIMBER Ell, the wisest OF ali the wise
men of all Nippon. praying to be
taught something, however. arduous.
that might win the honorable love OF
q maid.
"Arduous nothing!" quoth TIMBER
Ell. This night shall teach you
the Jiu Jitsu one-step. which not e
dozen Of the youth of fair Japan are
yet wise to-"
And hold and blow! Hoki Pokl
learned the Jiu Jitsu .one-step in
twenty minutes and did it on the
porch of the fair Izzit. and she hand
cuffed him for fear another maid
might cop him before she had him
safely married.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
Coming Events
in CIarksburg

Thursday, June 25.-Reception, CIV
en- by Mrs. Frank l.. Grove, { to 9
O'Clock, home on Webster street.
Friday, June 26.-Dance given by
Misses Louise and Virginia Davis,
Masonic auditorium.
Saturday, July Mammoth picnic
and celebration, fair grounds.
Saturday, July 4-Degree work
and banquet, Knights of Columbus,
st. Mary's auditorium.
Saturday, September 26.-Football,
West Virginia Wesleyan VS.. Carlisle
Indians. Union Park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

privileges, and that he is denied the
equal protection of tie laws; that he
is denied due process of law; that the
statute is in conflict with the Iowa
constitution in that the statute denies
the inalienable right to enjoy life, lib
erty and, to pursue and obtain safety
and happiness; that there is no jury
trial awarded him, and that the stat
ute provides cruel and unusual pun
ishment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
solidlY Rennhlioan.

Moss will be reelected. Avis will
be reelected. Sutherland will be
reelected. The nominee in the Fifth
district will be elected. We ought
to be able to defeat Neeley and
Brown and make the states delega-
ton in Congress solidly Republican
this notwithstanding State Jour-
nal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
Needed.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has provided shower baths
for hogs in ntransit, and the Louis
vile Courier-Journal expresses the
hope that some day such luxuries
be provided for human beings on
American misunderstanding Reg
lister.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
An EVENING Echo.

Be patient with every one, but
above all with yourself. 1 mean, do
not be disturbed because of your i'm
PROJECTIONS and always rise up brave
~ from a fall. There is no better
means of progress in the spiritual
life than to be continually beginning
safresh and never to think that we
have done enough.-FRANCIs De-
tSALES.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

Don't give up, here's sure way to
get rid of bed bugs, and reaches
use Green Death. It's liquid put up
i'll squirt top can which enables you
to get it into their hiding places.
Never fails to kill. Costs but 25c for
pint can-any reliable druggist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

the President insists that his program
shall be put through as outlined, and
the leaders have bowed to his will.
Great is the cohesive power of pat
ronage!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

A measure is to be introduced in
the Canadian Parliament next ses-
sion, to establish labor bureaus on
the British model.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

carranza is called First chief OF
the Constitutionalists,'' but Villa APP
parently thinks that he who chiefs
last chiefs Wheeling News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
What OTHER EDITORS SAY
He's Lucky.

In any event Huerta won't have to
say where he stands on the suffrage
Dispatch-News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
TX Isis
VIII be Sent to the State Auditor at
Charleston In a Few Days.

The sherift, deputies ana clerks are
bustly engaged in making up the de-
Hnquent tax lists which upon approval
OF the county, court will be sent TO the
state auditor. at Charleston within
two or three days. Those VIII still
owe taxes have an opportunity tot
these two or three days to pay them
and thus save additional costs.
British Columbia's annual Ash
catch is valued,a at 2s5, 00O.0da.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24

For Wine of Life, see H. F. Burke,
the druggist.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10

ma taikyti susipykusius revoliuci-
Jonieriu vadovus. Del srsipyki-
mo Villa sulaike traukimq ! Mexi-
kos sostine. Mieste Torreon jis
susitiko su Carranza ir kaip re-
vollucijonieriq agentai uztikrina,
vel susitaike. Bet susitaikymu
buvo jau ir daugiau, o kaip ma
tyt, tarp revoliucijonieriq vadovu
tikro sutikimo kaip nebuvo, taip
nera. Tas ir sunkina iSvertimq
Huertos valdzios.
Revoliucijonieriu vadovas, ge-
nerolas Pablo Gonzales is Saltil-
10, traukia prize svarbaus miesto
Queretara. Sitas miestas yra tai
paskutine tvirtove ginanti nuo
slauriq miestq Mexiko. Jeigu ia
pasiseks paimti If sostine gintis
negales, acknowledgements lures
atvirq keliq i kraSto sostine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
SEREIKIAI, Siauliu ap.

esama CANA iSdykusio jaunimo.
Stai pavyzdis; Cia daznai Ian
gus dauzo tai vieno, tai kito uki-
ininko namuose. Nesenai du vie
tos "karzygiai'' susilauke is gu
brenatoriaus kiekvienas po I me-
nesi areSto. Buvo taip; per 8
dienas prizes Tamosaicio uzmu-
Simq, viduryje nakties Adolfas
Dovydaitis il Ign. Stosiunas uz-
puole iSmuse J. TamoSaiGio Ian
gus. TamoSaiGio buvo prirodyta,
keno tai darbas. Antstolis, SUI
states protokola, padave guber-
natoriui, is kurio If parejo aug
Soiau mineta Stems ukininkai-
CLANS dovana. Vistvanagis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10

nezinodama, kad karan pastume-
tas yra drutas. Tx nezinodama
apie Japonijos tvirtuma, Russia su
ja Xxi karo vaidus nutese.
Kas del uzmusimo Austrijos
sosto ipedinio gall atsitikti, dabar
sunku ispeti. Austrijos liberaIai
.uz uzmusystq reikaIauja karo su
Serbia. Toji 81, pajutusi, kad
pertoli nuzenge tautiSki nesiken-
timai, mesina Austrijai teisintis,
bet tas dar labjau Austrijoj pa
kelia serbu nckcntimQ, naikina
net godone pas kitas tautas.
Montenegro karalius Nikita,
kada jam, sveikatos atgavimui,
daktarai patara keliauti i maudy-
mes Austrijon, atvirai pasake, jog
to padaryti hegali, mes neuziIgo
kills Balkanq tautQ karas su Aus
trija.
Ar dabar jau kills karas, gall
ma abejoti, bet ateityj, ir tai ne
tolimoj, jis yra neiSvengtinas
Kol gyvas senaSis, visu godoja-
mas ciesorius, gal duosis karas
ant toliau nuvilkti, bet jam mi
rus, If sostq uzemus mazai pa
tyrusiam jaunam, sunku bus 10
isvengti, mes dabar jau augantis
tautq nesikentimas jam dirva rem
gia. Europa tai zinc, todel If
dabar jau stengiasi surasti budq,
kaip il aprubeziavus Wien tarp
Austrijos If Rusijos remiamos
Serbijos. Russia nuo isikiSimo
galetQ sulaikyti Vokietija, o Gre
kijq nuo padejimo Serbijai su-
laikytq Turkija If Bulgaria..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
KVIETKAI, Ezerenu an. r

ANfA1, GZClCllu DIP. Dlr-
zelio I d. kvietkieGiai nutare uz-
darytl visus esancius Kvietku
valsciuje monopolius, traktierius
II aludes. Tuo nutarimu turetu
but uzdaryti: Kvietkuose-mono-
polls, parduodantis uz 9 tukstan-
Gus rub. degtines If 2 aludi. Su-
Veiniskluose-monopolis, parduo-
dantis uz 80 tukst. rub. degtines,
traktlerius If alude. Savo nu-
tarlma kvietkie6iai pamatayo tue,
Aad girtuokliavimas naikina tur-
ia, ardo sveikata ir baisiai tvirki-
na Jaunuomene. Tx girtuoklia-
vino deka Kvietkq jaunuomene
atslzymi savo chuliganiskais dar-
oais; nera tu metu, kad neatsitik-
tp zmogzudystes. ]. BALLADS.
- Lietuvos zinios -
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
IS LIETUv0S,
ViLNIAUS GUBERNIJA.
VILNIUS.

< Automobiliai ketina netru-
kus pradeti keliauninkus yazioti
i Verkius If i Uzvinsi. Stotis
busianti taip, kaip if tramvajQ
= katedros pleciuje.
x Kun. DR.. SteponaviGius pa
grizo Vilniun, pasigydes uzsie-
.nyj, If yra skiriamas Sumeliskio
(Trakq apskr). klebonu.
< Nesenai 81 metu Elzbieta
Trotoskiene, generoliene-naSle,
metesi Vilniaus gelezinkelio sto-
tyj po traukinio ratais. Ia va
landa buvo j suvazineta. MI
sizudymo priezastis nezinoma.
x "AuSroj' randame paduota
zinia, kad tarpe maldininku, at
keliavusiu Vilniun per Sekmines.
buvo if zmoniq is Asavos If Ba-
latnos (Lydos apskr.), kurie gra-
ziausiai lietuviSkai kalba, bet
meldziasi lenkiSkai. Apie lietu~
viz laikraScius jie nieko nezino.
< Miestas rengiasi jau testi
elektros tramvaju. Nupirkes ark
liq tramvajq, miestas ketina elek-
tros tramvaju testi, prisitaikant
.prie ministerijos projekto. Ne
susitaikius SIT arkliu tramvajq
draugija, miestas tes elektros
tramyaju tik kuriomis-nekuriomis
.gatVemis. Antakalnin manoma
veziot keliauninkus omnibusatais.
x Miesto dumos nutarimas
statyti teatrq Lukiskiq pleciuj
iteiktas patvirtinti gubernatoriui.
Gubernatoriui sutikus, prasides
statymas ne veliau, kaip rugsejo
men.
x Siais mokslo metals vyrp
komercijos mokykla baige 4 lie
tuviai: Henrikas GoStautas, Juo~
zas Naujalis, Vytas Steponaitis
il Kazys Talliat-KelpSas. Tai di-
dziausis lietuviu skaicius kuomet
nors sia mokykla baigusiuju.
Pedagogijos kursus baige du lie
tuviu, bet abudu sulenkeje =
L. Sulcas ir J. Kalibatauskaite.
Marijos vardo mergaiciu gimna-
zija nebaige jokia lietuvaite. Wy
ru gmnazijoje If Losickaites
mcrgaiciq hvotimai uzsibaige.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10

tojai gal6tq ir ziemos laiku su-
teikti vakarus-pasilinksminimus,
tada dr-jaIturetu daugiau If pelno !;
jau Siais metals buvo surengti
iris vakarai, pus6 pelno is visq
vakarq teko ugniagesiu draugi-
jai. Orait.
< p. Pietkuno dvare noreta
isgaudyti ziurkes, bet pritaisytus
ziurkems ir padetus vaistus ne
tlketai uzejo vaikai, pradejo juos
ragauti if susirgo. PaSaukta gy-
dytojas. Visus pasiseke iSgydyti.
"Juodvarnis l."
x Plungie6iai turi iproti SeS-
tadienio vakarais, ar sventadie-
niais daryti vakaruSkas. Daznai
atsitinka if susipeSti. Sit, per
Seknlnes Misienu kaime susi-
rinko jaunimas; vienas atejo ii
toks, kuris norejo kitus ir su-
muSti, bet nelaimei, pats jisai
(Paulikas) pateko kittens j ran
kas; is susirinkimo einant, il mu-
Sc if peiliais supjauste taip, kad
kita diena reikejo nuvezti Plum
ges ligonine; nezinia, ar isgis, If
kuomi tas dalykas pasibaigs.
"Juodvarnis l."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
BARUcIAI. u slapta mc

BARUcIAI. Uz slapta mo-
kykla nubausti administrators
keliu po 5 rub, pabaudos kick
vienas Baricip sodziaus (Rad-
viliSkiq valsciaus, Kauno CUB
gyventojai; Marijona Budreckai-
te, Jonas Zeknis, Jonas Povi-
liauskis, Saliamonas Budrecikis,
Juozas Tukis, PranciSkus Sobo-
levskis, Domininkas Voitiekunas
If Antanas Lucas. Kaltinami
visi lietuvip slaptos mokyklos iku-
rime If laikyme.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
KUtAI. Panev. an. IIkinin

KUcAI, Panev. ap. Ukininko
SianGio namuose linksminosi yes
tuyininkai If gere visi--kaip pa
prastai tokiuose atsitikimuose pas
mus daroma. SveGiai: Izidoras
LukaSunas ir broliai Alcksandras
If Mikolas Labanauckiai staigu
kas-zin kodel tarp saves susivai-
d;jo, If budami gerai ikauSe--
pradejo muStis. Xiii susiriiilhe G
syeciai tuoj juos sulaike If media
We muStynems iSkilti. Broliai La
banauckai netrukus is Sio po]i..
lio iSejo If nuejo pas kitq ukinin-
ka, Antan2 Balcevi6iu, kane ir.
81 buyo vakaruSninlai. Luka$u.
mas tuojau ir~gi ten atsirado. SUI
sivaidije, cia smarkjai susikibo,
eme malkomis ir mietais muStis,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
DIcIUNAI, Panev. ap. Sex

minig antra diena sudege triju
ukininku 9 tribos. Viena Seimy-
ma liko be pastoges, Spejama,
kad ugni uzkrete kas nors ikau-
ses, mes diciunie6iai tebevaiko
senoves tamsumo madas: daro
ally mamie If geria atsideje-uz-
mirSdami If darbus, If atsargu-
ma. Nuostoliai apskaitomi virS 1o
tukst. rubliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
PLUNGE, TelSiu ap. Nesen

PLUNGE, TelSiu ap. Nesenai
cia buvo kile net keturi gaisrai
laime, kad visi taip laimingai
pasibaige, neziurint administra-
cJos baudimq. Visu atsitikilnu
priezastis, tai neSvarumas kai-
muose.
Gaisrine uz1aiko wen zydai,
sako, kad pirmiau buve apie 10
katalikp, paskiau like tik 2, If
galq gale visai i$nyke... Delllo
gi vietos gyventojai nedalyvauja
toj dr-joj be paGios valdybos, ku-
rioje yra keleta katalikq ir rusp,
-lieka suprantama. Turiu pani-
nett, kad istikus gaisrui tarp ug-
niagesiu nera beyeik jokios tvar-
kos.
Irankiai ju apdeveti. Valdyba
nutare padidinti gaisrui gesinti
irankius. W tai dr-ja turi savo
didi mama, kur yra pakaktinai vie
tos ne tik frankly uzlaikymui, bet
If puiki sale vakaru renginams.
Butu labai gerai, kad yaldyba
autartu padirbti lubas, tai myle.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
MEXIKO.

Pabaigoj pereitos sayaites HUI
ertos valdomoj Mexikos dalyj at
sibuvo nauji prezidento rinki-
mai. Nors pats Huerta savo kan
didaturos nestate, bet jis vel ia
po iSrinktas, nors tam, be abejo-
mes, reikejo tokia jan prievartq
naudoti, kaip Rusijoj renkant du-
mos atstovus, kur lake rinkimu
valdziai nepatinkamus kandidatus
gubernatoriai kalejimus kimSo,
kad zmones Ju rinkti negaletQ.
Kadangi rinkimuose labai mazai
zmonig dalyvavo, kaip kokiuose
apskriciuose visai rinkejai nepa-
sirode, tai reikia manyti, kad prize
varta buvo vartojama, kad neiS-
tikimuose apskriciuose visai ne
leido rinkejams balsuoti. PrieSin-
81 Huertai kandidatai buvo
Gamboa, De IA Barra, Rodriguez
ir Rabassa, bet tie daug maziau
balsu gavo negu Huerta. Tokiu
budu Huerta nuo prezidento vie
tos gales vien revoliucijonieriai
.praSalinti, jeigu jie Mexikos sos
TING palms.
Kadangi rinkimai buvo visai
bereikalingi, tai matyt surenges
rinkimus Huerta uzsimane dar to-
liau komedij2 loSti If ypac jam
neprielankiai Suvienytu Valstijq
valdziai nori parodyti, kad 10
itekme Mexikoj vis-gi nemaza.
Xiii speja, kad jis, rengdamas
rinkimus, nori vien su garbe nuo
valdzios, kurios if taip palaikyti
negali, pasitraukti. Jis todel buk
nori valdzia pavesti Lescurain 'ui,
% tas il pasiqstu kur nors kaipo
MeXikos ambasadoriu. Lescurain
81 paskui valdzia atiduotu revo-
liucijonieriams. Bet kick yra tel
sybes tuose spejimuose, negali-
ma suzinoti. Aisku wien, kad HUI
erta noretu kokiu nors budu is
Mexikos Europon iskeliauti, mes
is miesto Mexiko jo seimyna jau
iSkeliavo ! Puerta Mexiko; todel
il jis noretu is Mexikos issines-
dinti, mes cia jam per karSta.
Huertos agentai garsina, buk
jis pradejo tarybas su revoliuci~
jonieriu vadovu Zapata, kuri pa
kviete eiti i5vien prizes Carranzq
If Villa, il buk tas sutiko. Zapa-
ia turi $4,000 kariautojq If jis
ltaro vedime pasirodo taipjau ga
bus, kaip If Villa. Bet ar Zapata
istikro Huertai pazadejo savo pa
gelbq, apie tai reikia abejoti. Ia
pata atsirado jau visai arti mics
to Mexiko If kaip sake, perkirto
vandens traukimo dudas, vedan-
cias miestan vandeni. Bet, kaip
rodosi, Zapata bent su Villa ir
Carranza neina iSvien.
Vel uzgime vaidai tarp Villos
il Carranzos. Xiii generolai megi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
SUVAL KY GUBERNIJA.
SUVALKAT.

SUVALKAI. Automobiliai
tarp Suvalkq If Gardino (per
Selnus) pradejo vaikScioti nuo
Dlrzelio ID d. Els jie sekmadie-
nlais, antradieniais, treGiadieniais
ir ketvirtadieniais. Is Suvalku
galima bus iSvaziuoti 7 val. is.
ryto, is Gardino 6 val vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-10
Kunigu permainos. Pask

uiilSp PeIiIld1nOS. IaSKlru
vikarais: kun. V. Maslauskas !
Naumiesti, kun. P. Balukevicius
! Novogroda, kun. J. Jugzaitis j
Skriaudzius, kun. J. MartySius j
Matelius, kun. B. Kostro / Pu-
chalus, kun. K. Marcinanis |
Jedvabnq, kun. B. Ciplijauskas
/ Zbuinq, kun. ]. Luckus is Bal
bieriSkio Kap6iamiesti, kun. S.
cepulevitius i Balbierisl<i, kun.
P .Brzosko i Raigrodq, kun. P.
Abramayicius paskirtas Grazis-
kig klebonu.
< Kun. Ant. SmulkStys is Sci
MT vyskupijos gavo teoliogijos
kandidato laipsni nuo Peterbur-
go DIV, Akademijos.