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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Why Ole Hanson?
(By Robert Watson Boyce)

Reprinted rom oeatIle Argus,
Feb. IA. 1914.
1t isn't given to a man, very often,
to look into the soul OF another man,
but when that privilege is given, the
result is worth while. We all have our
ambitions, our hopes, our fears, and !
have often wondered what the impress
sion would be had I the ability to look
into the souls of all the people I meet
during the passing Of a day, week, OF
a year.
More than a year ago l accidentally
ran across Ole Hanson. Following a
conversation that lasted more than an
hour, Ole Hanson wrote me a letter.
Prior to writing that letter he told me
something Of his life story, one chapter
of which never will be penned. 1t
was chapter Of heart hunger, doubt,
and uncertainty, and in order to keep
back the tears I changed the subject
by asking him why he wanted to be
United States senator. That question
prompted him to write me letter.
replied to it. I am going to print his
letter, which is masterpiece, and by
reading same you will understand why
I am going to support Ole Hanson.
NOV. 26, 1912.
my Dear Friend Boyce:
I'VE were talking the other day
about the reason why I wanted to be
United States senator. / am going to
tell you why I have taken the part !
have in politics, etc.
IT am not anxious to hold any pub
lie office for the sake Of the great honor
or because OF anything that might come
to me or mine from holding such posi-
ton. The mere fact of holding office
has never appealed to me unless l be-
lieved I would be able to aid in the
great reforms (economic) which must
be carried out in order that the people
become free and self governing.
THE fight for better conditions,
more liberty, real freedom, equal op-
portunity is one that has had my sup
port since boyhood. I early realized
the wrongs that Cypress the poor; the
special privileges that rob the many
and enrich the few; the burdens of the
week; the conditions that flint-harder
the minds and hearts Of the successful
the hypocrisy Of the timeservers anc
vote-seekers; the cowardice Of the mer
in power.
Il was born and lived for years
long. weary, soul-crushing years--undel
conditions that taught me something
was wrong. was born without any
conscious desire on my part to be born
was innocent OF any wrongdoing.
was as entitled to an equal chance In
the battle OF life as any mans son borr
anywhere. I was entitled to healthfu
food, warm clothing; TO bed at nights
to an education. Every child born II
civilized country should have thai
much. Without such start how could
one engage in the strife Of claw ant
fang, or crush and kill, with any chance
Of success?
I'm barbarous country all children
start equal. The food, the clothing
the hunting and fishing knowledge
the cave at night, the sun and storm
by day, all are for general distribution
The beast Of the field. the bird Of tht
air are all given the advantage of thu
best beast and bird education in orde
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make each unit self-reliant, strong
powerful, self sustaining in order that
the entire community Of savages, beasts
and birds may remain powerful.
In this civilized (?) world, this
natural order is reversed. A certain
chosen few who have inherited or ac-
CURED power, wealth, influence, have,
in centuries gone by, gradually shaped
the worlds affairs so that they and their
descendants, their particular sect or
tribe, may become stronger and strong
er, and the great unprivileged mass be-
come weaker and weaker. The great
/ mass have no chance. 1t has become
! an uneven battle where few who know
what they want keep from the majority
what they are entitled to, and hence
they rule while the others serve; only
securing such rights from the control
ling tribe as they are able to wrest,
little by little, from them.
Occasionally from this great un-
wieldy, half-knowing mass, starving in
poverty and wretchedness, some man,
overstrong, maybe, blessed with rug
ged body and an unyielding will,
emerges from the pawns,- breaks thru
the centuries old crust and becomes
able to fight on a somewhat more even
basis with the so-called upper or ruling
tribe.
This man then does one of two
things. He either joins the ruling
tribe, assumes their point of view, and
proceeds to assist them and further
weaken the great mass, or take up the
gage OF battle to create just conditions
for all the people. If he does the first
he becomes the well known character
the self-made man-who parades his
scratch victory and says to the other
millions: Why don't you do likewise2
l did it, He is the worst apostate the
world has ever known, the greatest liar
of all history, with soul so small that
right and mercy never enter and the
pure suns rays Of justice never lighted
its noisome abode.
Once in a great, great while the
man does the other thing. He sees
that his success was more or less fluke
mixture Of luck, of hardship, Of over
work, OF struggle, OF pain, OF sorrow, Of
heartrending war, Of love-destroying
travail. He becomes so-called lead
ing citizen, but he knows that his life
is ruled by the law Of averages, and as
he looks over the lists of men and
women who started with him, he finds
that all, or nearly all, have failed.
! Some of the boys have stolen.
They were hungry. Some OF the girls
have sold their bodies. They were
soul and body and mind starved. The
great majority have become sodden,
hopeless, spiritless derelicts on the sea
Of life, only waiting for the passing. II
he has learned to think he wonders
why. II he will think he knows why.
Gould anything be more natural
but that this man, the survivor among
thousands, should strive to find way
out for the next generation born under
the sitting conditions Of his birih7
He may be cratic; probably is. His
way out may be marked when it is
reached No Thoroughfare, but as long
as his blood is warm, as long as his
soul is unsmirched, he keeps trying,
trying, trying. Who knows what he
may accomplish. Mayhap his little
antlike struggle may help in the end.
Il sprang from the ranks Of the COM
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Constipation Causes Sickness.

Don't permit yourself to become
constipated, as your system immed-
lately begins to absorb poison from the
backed-up waste matter. Use DR..
Kings New Life Pills and keep well.
There is no better safeguard against
illness. Just take one dose tonight.
Csc at your Druggist. y
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BUTTER WRAPPERS AT THE
ECHO OFFICE.
Injection and Insec. Bites Dangerous

Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous
Mosquitoes, flies and other insects
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds of stagnant water, barns, musty
places, etc., are carriers OF disease.
Every time they bite you, they inject
poison into your system from which
some dread disease may result. Get a
bottle of Sloan's Liniment. 1t is anti
septic and a few drops will neutralize
the infection caused by insect bites OF
rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment disin-
fects Cuts, Bruises, and Sores. You
cannot afford to be without it in your
home. Money back il not satisfied;
Only Csc at your Druggist. ]
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A bill to make the Yakima apple
box the standard for the entire country
has been passed by the United States
Senate. 1t was introduced by Senator
w. L. Jones. A similar measure is
now before the House and will prob
ably be passed this week.
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mon working people; people so cheal
that in the retort Of FIRE, or wreck
one great mans loss occupys more
space than the loss OF thousand such
A people so unimportant that the
insurance loss gets the headlines while
their loss a couple Of sticks. lived
the life Of the working people. know
their hopes and their fears, their sorrows
and their joys. know their lives and
their struggles; their iron-bound re-
strictions. I know of the soul-killing
power and fearsome waste of hopeless
ness. l know what hunger and cold
will do to men. I know the effect Of
involuntary ignorance. I know, be-
lieve me, I know.
IF could forget I would be like
the rest Of them, getting mine and let
the rest go to hell; no not go to hell.
They are in hell. I could not forget
and would not if could. Therefore I
am what l am. I do not hate men,
simply conditions. I am striving to
make conditions for all men and women
better. Because I have refused to be-
come an apostate, traitor to my kind,
a worshiper at the shrine Of the ruling
tribe, l am somewhat of an outcast and
a good deal Of a crank.
Il want this country, this world, to
be governed for the benefit of all the
people. Not just few. 1 want the
people to govern themselves. They
do not govern now.
II may or may not be a candidate
for Senator. If any man should arise
who can carry the flag of progress with
steadier hand. with frmer purpose,
with a greater ability, I shall support
that man for Senator. I hardly know
why I have written you this letter. I
simply wanted one man to know the
reason Why Ole Hanson7'
Yours,
"Ole Hanson"
Extracts from his Lincoln Day speech
at Seattle. Feb. 10, 1914:
THE progressive party Of this nation
is fighting for fuller and nobler free
dom for all men. We demand in the
name OF the exploited of this nation,
for the people Of this country, a con-
trolling voice in its destinies."
Year by year more people come to
believe that the call of humanity is
superior to the protection of private
greed. Men have learned that under
Gods veil OF blue there can be no
greater sorrow than to see your fellow
man bound in undeserved poverty,
caused by the lack Of equal oppor-
tunity."
Give men opportunity and oppor-
tunity will give you men,"
The doctrine of divine right Of
property is dead. The divine right Of
mankind has taken its place"
"A man who will not leave his party
for the good Of his country should be
forced to leave his country for the good
Of all parties"
In becoming candidate for the
United States senate, do so with a
full knowledge of the responsibility of
the office. If chosen, all the strength
of body and brain and soul will be used
serving the people, the men and wom-
en- who toll, the merchant, the farmer
the mechanic-the unprivileged classes
in general"
OLE HANSON.
To vote for Ole Hanson on primary
dav vou must ask for a DropreSsive
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OLE HANSON.

To vote for Ole Hanson on primary
day you must ask for a progressive
ballot. 35-t1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Rubert, de distinguida familia y her
mana de don Acisclo Subira, propietc
fio.-Anoche Sc llevaron efecto d !,
bales de mascaras, uno en- ell Centro
Espanol otro en- ell Casino de Ponce.
Sc encuentra en- esta don Francisco
Vizcarrondo, Inspector de Escuelas de
Yauco.-Ha regresado de Cabo RoJo
don Pedro Malaret, Inspector de SAM
dad de este distrito.-El abogado senor
Crosas Sc encontraba en- estos dfas en-
Ponce.-Ha regresado San Juan el
delegado don Luis Yordan Davila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26
Una semapa hastan ucvo aviso.

Gurabo, 25.-Fue escalado ell estable-
cimiento del senior Fausto Carrasqul-
llo sito en- la calle aurora llevan-
dose ell caco cacos, una GAIA de ciga
rrillos marca "Colectiva Sc investi,
GAEL "a del actual la fuerza del dis
trito sorprendi6 una jugada de "mon
te'' otra de "dados", arrestando Il
iugadores y ocupando dinero y titles
Lares, 25.-En la noche del % del
actual Sc suicide ell joven Francisco
Grau, tomando una fuerte d6sis de es-
tricnina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Fajardo, 24-El sabadc en- ell campo
atl6tico de la escuela Columbia de est&
ciudad celebraron desafio de base ball
ell team Central Grammar, de SAL
Juan, el Columbia de 6sta, venclendo
el primcro por carreras.-El mismo
dia fueron embarcados por ell vapor
Evelyn con destino a New York 14,0lG
sacos de aziicar de la Central Fajardo
En- ell barrio Macho de esta jurisdic
ci6n Sc quemo totalmente la casa de
Juan Maldonado valorada en $40, sier-
do causado el incendio por una chisp
desprendida del fog6n de la cocina,
trasmitiendose ell fuego las cercas y
techo de paja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Barceloneta, 24.-El cinematograto
del Scrvicio de Sanidad 4 cargo del en-
pleado Leopoldo Faura, Nego este
pueblo donde exhibira peliculas mana
ua en- la noche-Cleofe Maldonaoo'
cue en- Manatf sustrajo un rollo de Ia
baco hilado, fue arrestado aqui y d9
vuelto al pueblo de procedencla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Guayama, 25.-En la nanana del "a
del actual Natalie Santiago diparo dos
tiros de revolver contra Eulogio Guz-
man y este dispar6 uno contra Santa
go, resultando ambos ilesos. Fueron
arresrados, y ocupandoles un revolvef.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26
DE La ISLA

Arecibo, PA pesar de la oscuri
dad. ocasionada por desperfectos en- ~
planta electrical, ell partido Unionlsta,
Fraction Susoni, celebro meeting ma
nifestaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26
PAN BUENo

Especial para Emparedados
Ell Riquislmo Sobao LA LINDA
Ell nuestro Sc vente & 2 cvts. Bollc.
"PAN DE LECHE"
Cruz 10 LA LINDA"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

CONTRA MOSQUITOES Y OTROS IN
Sc TOS emplten el ANTISFPTIco CUKATIC
de GROVE. uu descubrimicnto maravioso. envasado
tubos metalicos santaros garant zado por los dro
guistas Apcandoio anticipadanrnte, los insectos
el de la~ picaduras curandoas Preventive
contra e Paludism o,ras enfermedades causadas por
las pcaduTas de mosquitoes Cura tamben toda claS
dolencias externas que Otros remedies han podido
uTar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Barranquitas, 24-Durante ell dia
noche de aver Sc sintieron grandes RI
fagas de viento que han causado algu'
nos danos en- las plantaciones de taba
co V pl5tanos.-Hoy a las IL a m. el
81 barrio Palo H;ncado pereci6 ahog%
da en- una quebrada la individual Jua
ma Marrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

NADIA hay meior que la Pam ata' en-
Tod, . los casos de FrfoS y Ffebres;
PaIudiSmO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

cIsrtos de ~ &dicos recetan PAM
ala para el Paludismo con los ne'o
res rvsultados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

5.r-- ataca comhate pl Pam
diSm0 expuIsando los parastos de la
sanyre. No coatiene Quinina. Es ino-
fensiVa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26
rs1UDIE PoR CORRESPONDENCE

70 lie enseno la Teneduria de Libros
>2or Partida Doble, la Contabiidad de
Corporaciones y la Contabilidad de
Bancos, todo por So mensuales, (ad3-
lertados). Escriba hoy mismo al P4o
fosor Jose L, Fajardo, Box 1873, San
JrQn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

DEsEAMoS YER PoR EsTAs OF'I-
CINAs A LOS sREs. MORERA Y CO.
REPRESENTATIVES DE LA GALE
RIA ARTISTICA BA>cELONEsA
AMPLIADORA DE RETRATOS.
Una semapa hastan ucvo aviso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

0oena
o efuod mas aha dc New York olga que
81 eonocimento dc Ia eompanfa
g 10 Bridge Street, nosotros cargo dsl
TRAsBORDo NUEvA YORK
nn cooFarle recargo omsion
ce A9nte de
gano nosoros quespagar ~ cuenta
MR.. M. SUCHA MANAGER Muele ,Sanua
AGENTES EN- PUERTO RICO, T.,k.... ga
& Co
4ayagueA A-Pagan Faardo
Onvsr Co
edesma& & Co
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Vega Baja, 24.-El muchacho Faclo
Martinez, de II a1os de edad, fu6 AFRO
lado aver tarde por un CAIRO resultan-
% lcsionado levemente.- Ell Casino W
abajeno celebr6 el domingo en- la no
he un bale de mascaras el cual qued
ny concurrido animado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Cavev, 25.-Fn un bale qua Sc ll9-
qba 4 efecto en- la casa del se7or Sar-
10 Aponte, sta en- el barrio Rinc6n,
0stuvioron una rina los individuos
'6lix Figueroa. Santiago Rom1n An
res Sierra saliando el scgundo grave,
1ente berido. Fu6 arrcstado Felix F.
uroa, el aeresor, y el herido trasada-
lado al Hospital.-En otro bale que
;e llevaba a efecto en- la casa del senior
7odrigo Rodriguez, sta en- el mencio-
ado barrio, sostuvieron una rina lbs
0dividuos Bernab6 Rodriguez Y Ea
arnaci6n Morales, salicndo el primero
'ravementc herido. Ell agresor Ell
'arnaci6n Morales, fu6 arrestado y
1uesto disposition de Ia Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Guayama, 24-Sali6 aver para San
Juan el selor Leopoldo Venegas, EN-
pleado municipal, designado por ell AL
calde para recibir instrucciones del
Negociado de Pesas y Medidas para
implantar dicha ley Ell esta localidad
Las ALMoRRANAs Sc cURAN
EN- q IA DIAS. UNcUENTo PALo. Las
euraa va smples sangrauteA exteruAs con
picazon. La primera aphcaCon dA Ahv1O.
Ponce, 24-Ha fallecido en- esta ciu
dad dona Conception Subira Vda. d:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

AL buen callar llaman Sancho: y al
uen cafe en-
LA CAFETERIA.
an Jose No. 6. San Juan, P. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Sc SOLICITAN, Trabaios de Ccnta
pihdad, Correspondence comerciai :
H~;rada, T2Gui~rofia, Cortahl;3a' :
lnformes anuales de Corporaciones
Precios m0d;cos- Dirigirse a : {. H..
Sol %. . al apartado 1927. Tet5fono 29l
San .,JuaE.
Horas disponibles 7 a 10 noche.
Fajardo, 25.-En la noche del % de.
actual fu6 escalada Ia Estaci6n del r
rrocarril de Ceiba, y los cacos no pu-
1i1ron levarse NADIA.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21
KAUNO GJBERNIJA.
KAUNAS.

x Liepos IS d. Kaune kesino-
81 nusizudyti tula NJ. /, Francke-
lyte, % metu amziaus mergina.
PaSikesinimo priezaStis nezinoma.
Liepos 10 d, kita mergina, A. Bo-
buSyte, vel kesinosi nusizudyt.
Spejama, kad il tai dare todel, kad
jos numyletinis atsisakes ia vesti.
< Liepos Il d. nusinuodijo zu-
,Vimi vyras su motere, BieloSevskiai.
Ia dienq jie buve pas dukteri, l1u-
rioji padovanojo jiem dvi zuyi.
Pavalge zuvies, BieloS. pasijuto
blogai. Pakviestas d-ras Lapinas
jiems Siek-tiek pagelbejo If abu pa
siunte i ligonbuti. Bet pakelyje
vyras pasimire.
x Kapenu dvaro kartono fab
rike, Siauliuose, darbininkas J .Bo-
riseyicius pateko po ratu i dirzo
einama duobe il tapo iSsyk uzmuS-
tas. Spejama, kad jis buves keno
norS istumtas. Eina tardymas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21

RYGA. Praejsi pusmeti nu-
bausta; "Vilnis" 6 kartus isviso
1000 rub, arba 18 menesiu kale-
jimo, 2 kartu konfiskuota; redak-
toriai mainyta 3 kartus. Latviu
laikraSciai nubausti SO kartus iSviso
l4l22 rub. arba 116 men. kal5ii-
mo; konfiskuota % kartus.
Estq laikraSGiai-6 kartus iSviso
1,1oo rub. arba 91l men. kalejimo
redaktorius laikraSGio "Kur" nu-
baustas metals tyirtoves. Woke
ciu laikraSciai nubausti kartq
200 rubliu, arba 2 men. kaleiimo
If konfiskuota 2 kartu. (Liet. Z").
x Rygos mckslo apygardos glo-
bejas isleido apiinkraSti, kuriame
pasakyta, kad prad;n5Se mokyklose
katalikq tikejimo dalykus gall is
.guldineti If mokytoias, jeigu tik
jis ne lenku kilmes.
x Buves Rygoje Sv, Alberto
parapijos kamendorius l. Fabaris
liko iSsiustas neapribuotam laikui j
Aglonos vienuolyna, Vitebsko CUB.
< Prize Rygos Politechnikos in
stituto valdzics sumanyta itaisyti
girininkystes skyrius, kur sutilpsia
apie 800 Suddenly.
Pagal valdzios apskaitliavima,
to skyriaus ikurimas atsieisi2s i
$40 tukstanGiu rubIiu; PaIaikymas
81 kasmet kaStuosiQs apie 20 tukS.
rubliu.
RYGA. Gubernatoriaus isaky-
mu nubausta: "Vilnies" red. Stan
kus 200 r., arba 2 men. kalejimo,
il latviy laikraSGio "Darbs" redak-
tore Kr. Kule 800 +, arba 3 men.
kalejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21
IS LIETUvOS,
VlLNIAUS GUBERNIJA,
VILNIUS.

x Liepos 25 d. nakti Vilniuic
prize Hospitalio gabes uzsidegi
Valneraviciaus namai, kur buyo mi.
Ineraliniu vandenQ dirbtuve. Ug,
MS tuojaus perSoko ant greta esan.
clg Rozensono namu. ISsigandt
zmones vos-vos iSgabeno savo val.
kus. Paskui uzsidege dar tulo zu.
ko nameliai.
x Vilniuje steigiama augStoi
mergaiciq keturkliase mokykla.
mokykla bus priimami vaikai be
sklrtumo tikejimo ir luomo. Bal.
customs mokyklq busia duodamos
teises, kurias gauna baigusios mer.
galclg progimnazijas.
x Prigere Vileikoje ukininkas
Liudvikas ButkeviGius, 40 m. am
ziaus; Inturkiq ezere - Is metv
mokytoja Ona Lucevitaite; Neryjc
--raidziu statytojas M. Veremie-
jus; Naujoje Vileikoje = gelezin-
kelio tarnautojas Goncarovas.
K Spejama, kad Vilniaus mok-
slo apskricio globeju busiqs paskir-
tas Kazaniaus mokslo apskriGio
globejo padejejas Pogodin.
x Kalbama, kad Siais mokslc
metals zydaites visai ne bus pri-
.imamos nei i Vilniaus augstesniqjq
moterq mokykla, nei j Vitebsko ii
Gomelio ministerines moteru GIN
nazijas.
x Liepos % d. Vilniaus guber-
MICS gydymo inspektoriaus buvo
suSaukti miesto gydytojai pasitarti,
kokiu budu koyoti su atneSimu cia
choleros, kuri jau pasirode arti-
NOSE Vilniuj gubernijose.
x Streikave Vilniaus kanalizaci-
jos darbininkai sugrizo prize dar-
DO. ViSi darbininkai priimti atgal.
Mokestis darbininkams nepadidin-
ia. Bet ligoje darbininkui bus duo
dana vaistp dovanai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21
Londone gauta ainia, buk keli

Londone gauta ainia, buk keli
Austrijos kariumenes korpusai
isiverze Rusijon If traukia Wis
gilyn. Meginimai rusy lsiverzti
Galicijon ties Brodais, Sokalu If
kitose vietose nepasiseke.
Austriios kariumena stenoia 6;
j Montenegro isiverzti. bet tas
"a; t.; XII ,o,oo;,o,.5 NJ
negrinai jsiverze Bosnia If
uzeme miestelj Carnica
T,,.,..; ,o 1
Bulgariioi If rengia l,oo
isiverzti, Grekiia pare;ka1avo
pa siteisin;mo r. mobilizno;o s,vo
kari,,mene Taioi bonn hns
;+rarl,+o cre,,;;o :. T,,,I.;;a
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21
PETERBURGAS.

PETERBURGAS. RaSoma
kad pamiSeliq namuosna daznai
esq uzdaromi visai sveiki zmo.
nes. Rusp yidaus dalykq minis
teris Maklakovas paliepe uoliau
priziureti tas ligonines.
& Skundziamasi, kad Tx lietu-
vial neturi aiSkiai paskirtos We
liavos. Rusai Xxi $iolei turejo
savo veliava-raudona -m6lyna-
-baltq. Dabar, sakoma, rasta,
kad rusQ vGliava turinti butt gel
tona-juoda-balta (tai buvo valdzios
veliava). Kila todel sumanymas
pakeisti dabartiniaja veliava.
XPeterburge vidaus dalykv mi
buk gavusi is Rymo pra-
neSima, jog ten sutink2 priimti ar
civyskupo KliuGinskio atsistatydi-
nina butt visos Rusijos Katali-
ky Arcivyskupu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-21

N0YoROSUSK. Juodqjq ju-
riq prakraStiuose pasirode dideles
peliq bandos. Jos slenka pamazu
Is pietg ! ziemius prie Novorosijsko,
naikindamos pakelyj javus, dar-
zoVes, vynuoges. PeliQ priskaito-
ma kelios deSimts milionQ. Emo
mes nezino, kaip su jomis kovoti.
Valdzia prisiunte uznuodytq mics
ziQ, bet tai nieko JOINS nekenkia.
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PANAMOS KANALAS Att
DARYTAS.

Panamos kanalas tapo atida-
rytas if dideliQ IaivQ pIaukimui.
ISkilming2, su dalyvavimu visu
tautg kariSkQ laivynu, kanalo att
darym9 iSnaikino kiles Europoj
karas. Pirmas didesnis laiyas,
perplaukes kanalq, buvo Ameri-
kos kariSkas laivas "Ancon."
Per kanala gall plaullti laval Xxi
10000 tony.
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P R A N E S l M A S .

Skyrius rs LIETUVOS," de-
lei pertrauktos a6iu karui komu-
nikacijos su Lietuva If negavimo
dabar jokiu is tenai ziniu, regis,
lures tulam laikui butt pertrauk-
tas. Taciaus kiekviena apie Lie
tuva zinute, pasiekusi mus, bus
veikiai gerb. skaitytojams prane-
sana.
"LIETUVOS" REDAKCIJA
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n O.. "a

zip vel atgal Amerikon. Paru-
Oezio kareivis pastebejo einancia
su dukterimis if vadais moteriS-
ke, sove i burr ir ant vietos nu-
dejo moteriSke. Mergaites e ir
II metg) paeme Tiles policija
savo globon.