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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
General Rise on Bourse
Stimulated by Appear
ance of Activity.
INVESTING PUBLIC
is HOLDING ALOOF
South African Mines Show De-
clines and Mexicans Weaken
Toward End of Week.
fBy Gable TO The Trlbune.l

fly Gable 10 The Trlbune.l
Paris. May 3.-The tone OF the French
financial market last week was more
cheerful, with an unusual price move
ment in all departments. This stimulated
a general rise, and the activity was MAIN
tanned even on continuation day ana
during the month-end liquidation. Tho
Improvement was due to two factors
the mediation of the South American re-
publics in the Mexican difficulty and the
certainty from the first French eiecuoh
returns that no measure calling for an
investigation into business or private al
fairs will be adopted by the new parlia-
ment.
The rise in prices results directly from
the large and continuous covering opera
tjons witnessed on every succeeding oay'
These gave an appearance of very actVe
trading. but the investing public Is sun
awaiting events. a number OF small IN
yestors. however, have been again buying
French IS by driblets on the assurance
that the immunity of the rente from All
taxation would be maintained.
The market being really a professional
one. n weekend reaction followed the
rise. no support coming from the pubic
The bond market remained fairly firm'
the chief declines being in copper mihes'
Russian naphtha and South African
mines. including De Beers. Mexican Sc
curities also weakened with the weekend
reaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
CLASS A MYTH
Mrs. Booth Tells Free Syna-
gopue Society Is to Blame.

According to Mrs. Maud Darlington
Booth, who talked to the Free Synagogue
at Carnegie Hall yesterday morning about
the evils of the prison system, there is
no such thing as "the criminal class
THAT element of society" said Mrs
Booth, (which we term the criminal class
is a community of souls blighted by our
poor schools, our imperfect laws and our
wrong theories about the social body. Al
most all Of them could be won back 10
useful citizenship. but our prison system
crushes out whatever hope there is left
in them.
Thomas Mott Osborne related some OF
his experience in the Auburn Prison
while he was studying conditions there
prisoners are trustworthy If their
sense of honor is recognized" said MI
Osborne AT Auburn. two weeks ago.
l. 400 of the inmates, crowded into the
newly opened concert room, made no eff
fort to overpower n half dozen keepers
during a ten minute stretch of complete
darkness"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
DEAN YORK TRANSFERRED
Rector of Huntington, L. L.
Church to Go to Brooklyn.

Rumors that the Very Rev. Dean John
c. York. for nineteen years rector OF -.
Patrick's Churcn at Huntington, Long
Island was to be sent to Brooklyn were
confirmed yesterday, and many residents
of Huntington, both Catholics and Protest
ants. called upon the priest to express re-
gret at his departure.
About June / Father York Will become
rector OF ST. Brigids Church, in the Ridge
wood section. lie will have parish Oh
10000 persons and three assistants. st.
Brigids pulpit was made vacant by the
death on February . Of the Rev. Patrick
j. Farrell.
The parish Father York is TO ieaVe mas
500 members, and owns property worth
$4,000. Through his efforts severai
neighboring churches and chapels nave
been established lie was Interested IN
many public enterprises. and was one oil
the founders Of the Huntington Forum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
DANCING DECK FOR YACHT
Graft Launched Has the New
est Features.

Tho twin screw power yacht Editheha'
hull, for l.. Q. White, Of Boston,'by the
Gas Engine and Power Company ana
Charles l.. seabury & Co. was iauncheu
on Saturday afternoon at Morris Heights
Miss Fdithena White. the owners daush-
ter performed the naming ceremony
Tho Edithena, which Is to he used for
cruising in Buzzard's Bay In summer ana
in Florida waters In winter measures
seventy-hve feet over all. She VIII be
driven by two Speedway four-cylinder'
1880 engines at a speed of ten to twelve
miles an hour.
The Yacht is fitted with all modern i'm
r,ovements and a feature will be large
flush deck for dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
YOUNG WIFE SEEKS DEATH
Separated from Husband and
Children. She Takes Poison.

Dependent because she was separated
Vom her husband and her two children
nag to be cared for by relatives, Mary
iasko, twenty-six years old. who for
oug while has been a nurse in the family
OF Herbert Sanuni. Of West 10lst ST..
swallowed five tablets OF bichloride or
V'ereury at the Santini home yesterday
morning.
me young woman spent Saturday even
ing at Coney Island with a friend. Early
yesterday she called Mrs. Santini and
Witnessed that she had taken the poison
/" end II ALL" She was taken TO
Nnlckerbocker Hospital. II was said she
H'a no chance TO recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.


W Brill to Lawyers Title Insurance. Co;
So 00o. r,.
Never: s2s.0c0
a w Riddle. exr. TO Bessie <iodle; 5000.
4 King and ano 70 II strauss; Aoy'
Frneranto Mtg co 10 III c Bytton; 81
Lawyers Mtg co to Christine Openhym
ct al. trus $4,000.
Same 10 II Burden. trus; $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Corporation
OF the Brick Presbyterian Church in New YORK
City; $4,000.
Eliza Hahns to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tuft CO. 5000
Association for the Relief Of Respectable
Aged INDECENT Females in y City TO Green
wich Savings Bank: $1,000.
T. r Minrath to EIeuore Amend; sG.0lb
Jane VI keenan, 10 Lawyers Mtg Co; fl5ooo
The Bronx.
w Kuhmchel TO Matilda Kuhniichel (
ano; 81. 800.
q = Helfrich to W Kuhmichel: 5000.
j. Hrsh 10 l. 1 Ins & 4 Co: $4,000.
J w Harper 20 Emma J Messenger; $3.50.
Same TO u W Holer: $3.50.
Lizzie w Kobhe 10 Lena Nebel si2 900.
= Schunk TO Kate Schunk; 81 900.
Same To same: 5000.
y Friedman 10 Gancfried & ano; 500.
Same to Alex Dorb; 500
a X Rache to Molpbeck: 800
l. Mtge ca TO Empire Trust Co. S3l, 600
Margaretha SchoneWald 10 Max Arens;
$1,000.
Anne + Harrison 70 ] T Marshall: $500.
Meehan Bldg Co 70 T W Torch; 5000.
Same to Ellen Gleason; $1,000
T G & L 60 TO VI G Foertsch $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
FIGHT TO SING AT FEAST
alghteen Men Fined for Musi-
cal Militancv at Farewell.

4, sn'een men were fined 81 each by
,s'aS'suaie Appleton yesterday because
' y, became too gay at the farewell feast
NJ 'VSeph Kelly, Of 81 Catharine ST., on
departure for Sullivan County.
-rs.' iesuvity took place at a saloon in
r,. s'h st. and there we're so many
s0s mat partitions had 10 be taken
nj, 70 make room for them. All went
On while the goodby speeches were
ono w about 4;SO a. IN. yesterday some
~ started to sing.
,ssu0lnsn Barry did not object to the
A, r s so much as TO the selling of LIQUOR
o, hour OF the morning. But thirty
th,, guests said they would fight rather
ana ~. hhish the song. They did both.
yVe OF them managed to get away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
TO DISCUSS FACTORY CODE
Industrial Board Appoints Pub
lie Hearings at City Hall.

The industrial board of the New York
Labor Department will hold public hear
ings at the City Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday. The new sanitary code
for factories will be dealt with the first
day and the rules for wider aisies in
workshops the next day.
Standards for the sanitary equipment
OF factories are established for the first
time by the new rules drawn by a spe-
cial committee. OF which Pauline Gold
mark is chairman Leading experts were
consulted The rules for wider aisles
are intended to reduce fire hazards.
Employers and employees will have
chance TO express their views TO the
board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

trail Park and other parks In Manhattan
two weeks ago was answered yesterday
by tho assignment for the day Of ten
additional men to Central Park.
In the lower section OF tho park yester-
day the lawns were free from invaders,
but In the northeastern section trash lit
tered several of the big stretches OF turf
and there was again open defiance OF au-
In Riverside Park persons
swarmed over some OF the best lawns in
the absence OF the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

tOTucy.J
MAY 2.
BROADWAY, go Guernsey Bldg, begins az
4 cor OF old 1874. runs elk s * i*.iox
Broadwayx n SO to beg: May /, 1906; Sarsh
BaHsr ct al to Central Trust Co OK y I,
$500. COO atty, @ Washington. 10 Wall ~.
CLINTON Av. IS. 81 # OF 10Th ST. -iSs4:
175th st. $500: atty, Title Guarantee 20:
FORT INDEPENDENCE ST, g, 142S II
Of Giles pl 2.2x25. 4x5J.1. May j: 1919
7 Kane TO r Ellis, $1,000; atty Meyer
100 William st.
FORT WASHINGTON Az. cor Of 1924
st. 90. 2x14oxlO2. 2x1e1.7. Feb "a. 1919. Ger
trude A Vanderbeck to y Mortgage Sc
curity CO. 200 Bway, $4,000. ,o,,
Cora NJ Shaw 70 ] Cooper. $500; atty, II
Baecher. 1926 Walker av.
10TH Az. $, 77.2 IT $ Of soth ST. 25sso.
May is, 1859. r and Margaret Deeyes 10 Dime
Savings Bank OF Brooklyn. Dekalo aV'
Brooklyn. $4,000 40
2iST ST. 161 W. n 8, 14o II E OF 7th av. COX
$50. April %, 1909. p and Kathleen j. Harte
to S II Bird. $4,000; sttys, Stickney, Maclay
sisT sT. Sfs and 545 f. n 3. 40 Z, W of LIST
av. 50x9s.9 April ~. 1910, Victor Land lmpt
Co to Esperanto Mort Co. 33 Nassau st, so,oOO;
atty, c Levi. 81 Liberty st.
SAME PROPERTY, May /, 1909. same 10
SAND PROPERTY. May l, 1909. same 20
Kayell Realty Co, s4.70o.
3lST ST. r. 100 II OF LIST av, 4oxsss
san a. 1907 to o. Esperanto Ssra Mort Co.
s7TH ST, 344 w, SIS. $50 II e OF Riverside
Drive, 2OxiOO.s. Mar %, 1898. J and Sarah
l. Stanley TO the Warwick saw Bank, war
wick. Orange Co. y Y, $4,000; atty J
Beattie. Warwick. y y.
132D ST. 81 and IS W. $, 50xesll. Jan =,
1909 NJ and Annie Levy 10 West Side saw
Bank. S4j, 600; atty. u Mcclure, % William st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
Second Convention for Schools.

The second annual convention OF ,ne
Sa,,onai Association OF Corporation
Schools Will be held at philadelphia from
June 9 10 Y. inclusive. it was announcer
Yesterday by Arthur Williams. president
NJ the organization. Vocational. general
and practical education for employees VIII
be planned at the conference Inc ses-
sions OF the convention will be held III
the auditorium o; the Curtis Publishing
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
MEASLES HALT PLAY
Sickness in Ten Homes Causes
Junior Glass to Postpone Show.

From The Tribune Correspondent
Nutiey. n. j., May 8. - Measles anu
diphtheria In the homes OF ten memoers
Of the high school caused the junior class
to postpone It's play. scheduled for TINS
week.
One of the chief workers In tho play
Miss Viola Dttig. is critically Ill. " 10
doubted now IL the play will be produced
this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
Police Commissioner to Speak.

The annual meeting OF the CIVll service
Reform Association will be held this year
AT the City Club, 80 West 44th ST. on
wednesday. May 13. at $50 p m. The
sneakers will include Henry Mosko~itz'
president OF the Municipal Civil Service
Commission, and Arthur Woods, Ponce
commissioner. DR.. A. jacob. viee-presi-
dent Of the association. will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

Corpn 10 s carucci ct al. trus. eA 1881 ct
mtg 10000; May 1: due Nov j, 1910 per
cent 5000: atty. " Y Title Insurance 90
l72D ST, $50 T., 8. i0xl0a; $50 Really Corpn
to Carucci ct al. trus, 6i1 Y Is3d 81 lmts
$40. 600: May L. l VI; per cent NVo; atF'
y Title Insurance 90.
IT'D st, s6i l., +oxi00 s6t Realty corpn
10 same: (mtg 1901 COO: May 1; due Aug l.
1915: per cent: s. 900: atty. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY 2.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON Az. cor OF
rs5a 81. iO2 3xl40; Montrose Realty co loans
I-riSdrnan Construction Co $4,000.
WNDsWORTH Az. " $. 900 II n or ls5th
a, sOr1r5: Yer Planck Estate loans W aus
worth Washington Corporation 5000
,v.DSWOPTF Az. " >. 1902 n OF
,s-,b - - .xlf5, same loans same S5j coo
WADsWORTH Az " = llO.2 =, n ef
,ss,b N sOx1fS. same loans same Sv-,VVp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
The Bronx.

MORRIS Az. 8. 10 Il OF iSeth 81, 75xioo;
Helene M.z sgt NJ HOFFMAN et al Vofe-
closure OF rntgeJ. atty. L schnitzier.
MORRIS PI. = y0yi0s.l; SAME agt same
1foreciosure OF mtge); atty, same
PARK Az. o. 40 n OF l6sth 81. eo1iO.
yVtibeimina Herring agt Wllhemina Herring
=, a. fnsrtltlonl; atty. L Helmick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
ALTERATIONS.
MAY >.
Manhattan.

Items under s. coo omitted.
9TH ST. ii9 W, 10 3-st loft; VI Man.
helmer. 204 " 34th ST, owner; 4 l. kehoe. L
Beekman II, architect: 5000
Az A II TO y; TO a 4-sty store. offices
and tenmt; " Horn. al II 9th IT. owner; o l.
spannhake. 233 r 18TH 81. architect; 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY ..
Manhattan.

18Th ST n e; for an s-sty store and lofts.
2jx951 Ritz Realty co. q Cedar st, owner;
l. + J Weiher. 27l W i25th 81. architect; ;75, 00o
ST NICHOLAS AV. n e cor OF 1921 St; for a
e-sty tenmt and store 2JixlOe.1; West l52d
Street Const co. II Nassau 81. owner: II A
Koelble, III p 2sth st. architect. $4,000.
The Bronx.
VAN NEST Az. Co6; l-sty frame office, 16xi,;
c Sotaro, COS Van Nest ay, owner. VI w Del
Gaudlo. 40t fremont aY, architect cost, $500.
WESTCHESTER Az. 626. l-sty brick shop.
% 5x72 Elizabeth Wright, White Plains. y y,
owner; G f Lohse, 428 L SSd st. architect;
cost. 81 200
WESTCHEsTER Av. $. IS II W OF Park
st: i-sty frame shed. 3lx2J; Mrs @ Wright.
10th st and 80 ave. owner. Kaplan, 57S West
chester av architect cost 500.
MATTHEW'S Az, W =, 100 ~ or Hhine-
lander av; 2-sty frame dwlg. 2x46; Fred and
Pauline Blum, 1888 Muliner av. owners; IL
Nordheim. 1907 fremont ay, architect; cost,
S. 200.
TIFFARY ST. cor WhItlock ay; 5-sty
brick tenmt, 20 3xs0: Weber Turek Bldg GO,
r Turek pres 9sl Ho. av: Kreymborg Aren't
Co. 1890 r 1854 81. architect. cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


18TH ST. 3. whole front be,weeen st
Nicholas and Audubon avs. 300N--; d Do
nata agt NJ G Corporation, owner; Robert
son Giovanni Contracting CO, contractor:
SJ4.
10Th ST. 100 and lO7 East; r D shaper
agt Goth 81 Construction Co, owner and
contractor trenewaD; $500.
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, 1852 and 1854; Ben
iamin Cycle Heating co sgt IL Hornickel.
owner and contractor; $40.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY ..
Manhattan.
VANDAM ST, s4. II Pomeroy Co. Inc,
agt II Heide ct al; April 20. 1914: $3.50.
MANHATTAN Az. 364: A Meltzer act Cor
ham Const Co ct al, Sept II, 1913; s1iI IS.
The Bronx.
1s0TH ST. Gle T.: IL Rosenberg ast D'Auria
Const Co ct al; Feb 20, 1914; 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
More Police for Central Park.

The appeal of park officials for moro
notice following the depredations In Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
REAL ESTATE NEWS

Continued from eleventh page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and at
torney.)
MAY ..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-27
Is Kares Lauko.

Petrogradas, lapkricio 18 d.
Sekantis officials praneSirnas tapo
apskelbtas siadien:
"Vakar is ryto vokieEiu eskadra,
susidedanti is dvieju skraiduolip,
10 torpediniu laivu if keleto kito-
kiu laivu, pasirode ties Liepojum.
lie bombardavo miesta ir uosta
per daugiaus negu keturias valan-
.das. Keletas dirbtuvip tapo paga-
dinta if sunailsinta, gelezinkelio
stotis tapo uzdegta il namai bied-
nesnej miesto dalyj tapo pagadinti.
Vokieciai atsiveze taipgi su savim
keleta mazu senu laiveliu, kuriuos
jie paskandino prize inejimo ! uosta.
Lake bombardavimo liko uzmuStos
penkios ypatos, tame skaitliuje dvi
moteris, If 80 ar 40 ypatu tape
suzeista.
"Ta paci2 diena, labai anksti, ru-
ST Juoduju iuriu laivynas, kuris
plaukioio netvli nuo Trebizond,
priplauke arti to miesto If bombar-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-27

no kareiviu Europon. Kaip pra-
nesama is Londono, Japonija su-
tinka toki reikalavima iSpildyti.
Is Konstantinopolio pranesa,
jog apsaukta mahometonu tikeji-
mo perdetinio Seik-ul-Islam sven
ia kare prizes Vokietijos priesus
iSduoda jau vaisius. Egipte SUI
kilo mahometonai; uzsilaiko jie
neramiai Siaurines Afrikos italy
ir francuzu kolionijose; Persia
kreipiasi prizes rusus; neramiai
uzsilailo il Kaukazo mahonleto-
mai.
Vokietija visokiais budais stem
giasi karen itraukti Italia, bet
Xxi siol tas nepasiseke. Kursto
prizes rusus Svedija del maskoii
nimo Finlandijos, prizes Anglia al
RUS, bet visi kurstymai neiSduoda
dar vaisiq. Ir Rusijai Xxi Siol nepa-
siseke prizes turkus sukurstyti Bull
garija, prizes austrus Rumanija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-27
MUSIC LAUKAS PRIZE
VARSAVOS.

Apie musi vokieciu su rusais
Varsavos apielinkese ir ju elgi-
mast ispradziu Varsavoj platino-
81 nebuti, visoki iSmislyti paska-
iai. Bet kada vokieciai tapo nuo
Varsavos nustumti, pabegeliams
is apielinkiu miesteliu leista bu-
vo grizti namon. Pabegeliai ma
ne, kad visos apielinkes yra vi
sal isnaikintos, be zmoniu, bet
nuvaziave nuo miesto 8 verstus,
jau Czerniakove persitikrino, kad
zmones yra, veikia paprastus dar-
bus, laukuose ganosi galviju ban
dos. Taigi zmones, atsipeikeje,
griebesi kasdieniniu darby, ko-
kius sutrukde vokiecip atsilanky-
mas; zmoniu, vienok buvo ma
tyt mazai, ne visi mat dar savo
namus sugrizo. VI Czerniakovo
traukiasi ilga eile apkasu If gra-
biu kareiviams nuo suviu pasi-
slepti. Ant kiekvienos gelezin-
lselio stoties islipa pulkelis pa
begeliu If skubina namon persi-
tikrinti, kick jiems nuostoliu pri-
dirbta. Jeziornoj matyt pirmu-
tiniai isnaikinti namai; miestelis
yra beveik be zmoniu. Kaip kur
tik natal vaiksciojanti zmogu, ne
zinanti ko griebtis, ka pradeti.
Tiltas per Jeziorka isardytas, ma
lunas is visu pusiu susaudytas,
pardavines visos isplestos If uz-
Idarytos. Namai be langu If taip-
Igi isplesti. Rakandai, tvoros, SUI
naudotos kareiviu grabese If prie
apkasu. Apskrltal nuostollq pa
daryta maziau, negu manyta. Je-
ziornos popieros dirbtuves, kur
gynesi vokieciai, isnaikinta.
Laukuose gull dar nepalaidoti uz-
mustu kareivip kunai. 1stabiau-
sia yra, kad negyveliai be ce-
batu, kuriuos, matyt, nuave men
kos doros kainieciai; zinoma,
kiseniai uzinustu taipgi istustin-
I'll.
Laukuose vaikscioja pulkeliai
zmonip, atkake apziureti music
lauka. Matyt If kainiesiu, kurie
renka karabinus, patronus, net
Yokisku kareiviq kepures, If Wis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-27

sius, nors gal ne tokius, kokiu
kurstytojai geidzia,
Porte Smyrna nuo Amerikos
karisko laivo Tennessee" ginti
aplinkinese gyvenancius krikscio-
Mus meginta ant kranto issodin-
ii jureivius. Plaukiant jiems prize
kranto, is fortu | vezancia JUGS
waltz turkai is visu kanuoliu sau-
tyti pradejo If valtis turejo beg
ii atgal prie laivo. Toks netike-
tas turku acknowledgements If pa
sveikinimas yra izeidimu Ame-
rikos. Todel jos uzsieniu minis
teris nuo Turkijos pareikalavo
pasiteisinimo If jeigu pasi-
rodys JOS katie, atsakaneio
rzganedinimo If persiprasymo.
Bet ka Amerika darys, jeigu su-
kurstyta prizes krikscionius Tur-
kija neduos ja pazeminancio uz-
garedinimo? Atsisakymas Ser
bios duoti Austrijai pazeminanti
uaganedinima pagimdei kare Aus
trijos su Serbia, paskui If di-
deje Europos kare; ka pagimdys
dabartinis turku nemandagumas,
dar nezinia. Susikirtimas Ameri-
kcs su Turkija rodo, kad kar-
tais kare gall pagimdyti If men
ka priezastis, kare gall but
itrauktos tautos visai to memo
rincios.
Laivo Tennessee" kapitonui
sakyta nieko nepradeti, kol nuo
Turkijos neateis atsakymas. Lai-
vas todel pasitrauke nuo Smyr-
nos If atplauke prie salos Chios.
Cia kapitonas palauks prisakymo
is Washingtono.
Sulyg paskutiniu 7iniu, Turk
ia dave Washingtonui uzgane-
dinanti atsakylna, todel del saudymo
turkq j Amerikos laiva tuom
tarpu pavojus isnyko; bet vaidus
gall pagimdyti kitos priezastis.
Kaip rodosi, Amerika. to ir lau-
kia, mes dabar megina susibro-
liauti su labjausiai Amerikoj ne
kenciama Japonija. Didesnis ST.
sidraugavimas kokiam laikui is
tikro yra galimas, mes Japonija,
itraukta karen su Vokietja, da-
bar su kitomis tautomis erzlntis
negali.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-27

! a sudeda valsciaus rastinej. XII
ii kaimieciai / vezimus krauja ne
gyvus kareivius il JUGS veza prize
kapiniu.
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vietos, vadinamos "grapa," kur
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