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Evening journal., 1914-03-27
MR. opoNNELL WRITES POLKA.

Reed ODonnell. well-known in musical
circles. has written "Jollity Polka
which is being published 10y the Brown
& Edwards Music Company. For years
Mr. O'Donnell was manager and director
OF ST. paul's Mask and Wig Club. and Is
now director of st. Pauls male choir.
Musicians who have tried the new polka
say il is creditab,e production
Evening journal., 1914-03-27

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets very
quickly restore appetite by making the
stomach want food. The stomach read
lly RECEIVERS from Indigestion. dyspepsia,
etc, as soon as it is enabled to digest
food. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken
after each meal quickly digest that meal
end thus wonderfully rest the stomach.
In a short time the digestion assume
ITS normal condition and then appetite
-and a good appetite. tools the nat
ural consequence. One may actually
huidize few Stuart's Dyspepsi Tab
lste. place them in a glass tube with
meat, grains, sgetables. etc, aud these
tablets win digest the contents of the
tube without aid.
Just think then how quickly and ef-
fciently they act when they are mixed
with the food in ones system and what
q great relief it is 10 the digestive ap.
paratus to have its fluids 80 enriched
Go to your druggist today and OBJ
tain 50-eent box and make the actual
test yourself after YOU have eaten b
Srge and hearty meal
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
AT THE GARRICK.

The act being given by the Six
American Dancers. at the Garrick
Theatre, this week, is one of the best
dancing acts ever seen here. There
are three charming girls and three
young men, all of whom are skilled
experts, not only in the latest dane
ing steps, but also in clog and the
various variations. They dance singly
in pairs and ensemble. and their work
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
FTND SOURCF or ODOR.

The Board of Health has located
the cause of the Objectionable odor
about which so many complaints
have been made. and at the meeting
of the board on Monday some action
will be taken in the matter.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27

is so uniformly good that when they
are dancing together there is the
same success as when dancing indi-
vidually. They appear I'm gorgeous
costumes. military and otherwise. all
of which adds color to the act Tho
scenic equipment is also elaborate
and appropriate. The act is one OF
the clever features of a very clever
hill
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
HOPKINS THEATRE.

II can easily be understood why the
acts now at the Hopkins Theatre are
packing the house Floyd and Floyd are
making a great hit with their up-to-date
act The sketcn of Jones and Jones is
also making good for the second week.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
HE'S WANTED in Jersey.

Ralph Salomone was arrested yester-
day afternoon on charge of grand
larceny, alleged to have been commit
ted in New Jersey. He will be held
pending the action of the New Jersey
authorities.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
WHISPERS

Signs point TO a revival of Whis-
kers, lat there will be no Whis-
kers ON our Suits.
The New English Cuts.
The New soft Rolls.
New Conservatives.
New Staples.
Mems and Young Mems Suits OF
the latest colors, cloth and con-
struction.
We Can Fit You.
We Can Please You.
We Save You Money.
Hickey and Freeman and Alfred
Benjamin q Co. latest models.
Sac, s2s and $50.
Come in and look them over and
try them on.
Business Suits. SIo to Srs.
Every one worth the money.
MULLINS BIG HOME STORE
9th & Market.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
MIR. GULESPIE ENTERTAINS.

George NJ. Gillespie entertained a
number of friends last night at the
Gillespie Hotel. Fifth and Shipley
streets, in honor of his second ami
versary as a hotel proprietor.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
YEARN FOR FOOD
DON'T SPURN IT
4 Brisk Appetite is a Healthful Neces-
sity. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Quickly Restore Lost Relish
for Food

Unless you have a really hearty de-
sire for food you should by all means
take no chances of stomach trouble, for
g loes of appetite means a signal of
distress from a deranged digestion.
When the stomach wants food it sig
rails the mind through the nerves. and
these excite the taste buds in the mouth
which at once secrete large quantities of
saliva This is called mouth water" !"
end all of us know when our mouths
water" we want food.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
XIII INJURED HORSE.

A horse belonging to Louis Sklutt fell
at Third and Van Buren streets and in
iured itself so badly that Officer Devin-
ish killed the animal
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
PROPFRTY SALF

Samuel S. Maloney has purchased
the Henry McLear property at No
407 Washington street and will make
a number of improvements to the
property.
Evening journal., 1914-03-27
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary A. Burke, widow of
James Burke, died yesterday at her
late residence, No 20S South Van
Buren street. The funeral will be
held on Monday morning at 9 o'clock
with requiem mass at st. Paul's
Church and interment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
Thomas L. Leonard. son of Michael
J. and the late Mrs. Mary Leonard,
died today. The funeral will be held
from his late residence, No. zoe Lom-
bard street, on Monday morning at
$50 O'Clock. with requiem mass at
St Mary's Church, and interment at
Cathedral Cemetery.
Anthony A. May. son of Mrs. Bridget
May and the late John May. died on
Thursday. aged 80 years. The fu-
neral will be held on Monday morn
ing at $50 o'clock, with solemn re-
auiem mass at St. Mary's Church
and interment at Cathedral Gene
terry.
John c. Riley. aged sc years. died
THIS morning. he was an ehlpioye
of the P. B. & W. r. r. and q
member of Eureka Council No. |. Jr
o. L. A. NJ The funeral services will
be held from his late residence, No
1928 Claymont street, on Monday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. with intermeni
at Silverbrook Cemetery.
John E. Baker. aged AZ years. dice
yesterday. Funeral services will b'
held from the residence Of his faith
er, George w. Baker, No. 1914 HealC
street. on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. with interment at Riverviev
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1914-03-27

4, LOVES CLEANED IN 4s HOURS
" MACKENZIE g. Cleansers and Dyera
yof shipley street. novf-tf
Evening journal., 1914-03-27

He WANTS TO FIGHT.
William o. Levy of Christiana. has
enlisted in the navy as an apprentice.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
FINES ZIMMERMAN $1OO.
Holds Heine Entirely to Blame For
 Fight With Bresnahan.

Heinie Zimmerman, the, belligerent third baseman of the Cubs, who re- scented Roger Bresnahan's sarcasm with blows during Tuesdays game in Brooklyn, was fined $10O by Man ager Hank O'Day Zimmerman was held entirely responsible for the brawl by his manager. Secretary John A. Heydler of the National league announced yeserday that Gov. Tener had not acted upon the report of Umpire Nal Eason in reference to the fight
 Zimmerman did not appear in uni- form at Ebbets' field yesterday. He obtained leave from O'Day when he announced that his arm was too sore to play. Heinie did not appear at the Colonial hotel all day. This gave rise to a rumor that he had deserted the club This story was denied last night by his family, which lives in the Bronx. It was said there that Zimmerman had gone directly to the train from his home.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
WAGNER AND JOHNSON MEET. Star ShOrtstOp and Pitcher Clasp
 Hands For First Time.

f4
 Philadelphia. Aug. 13.-A sharp shower shortly before game time yes terday prevented the Phillies and Pirates from meeting in the final game of the series, but it did not prevent Hans Wagner and Walter Johnson from meeting and clasping hands for the first time in their lives. The Washington team, which opens a three days engagement against the Mackmen here today, dropped into town early yesterday morning and went to the ball park to see the game between the Phillies and Pirates.
 Johnson has been a keen admirer of Wagner since his boyhood days, but never had met him. He made his way to the Pirates bench and in troduced himself to Hans There was a quick, vigorous handshake, then a long flaming bee, which was brok- en up only when the acting manager of the Pirates was compelled to go out on the field for warm up prac- tice. Then the rain came and John son and the rest of the Senators were doomed to disappointment.
 The postponed game will be worked in during the Pirates last trip to town on September 16.
 5 4 4F
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
HOTEL PROPRIETOR
 SHOT BY BELLBOY
New Haven Man Refuses to Pay Em- plOye and Latter Immediately
 Fires Four Shots at Him.

New Haven. Conn.,, Aug. 13.-James F. O'Toole, proprietor of a hotel in this city and at Morris Cove, who was shot by Walter M. Sherman, a bell boy at the latter place last night was reported to be resting comfortably at the hospital here today. The exact nature of the four wounds inflicted by Sherman's revolver have not yet been determined but the physicians expected to make a thorough exami nation today. They believe, however, that unless complications develop, the wounded man has fair chance of recovery.
 Sherman, who was arrested last night on a charge of breach of the peace, is held under heavy bonds, to await the outcome of the injuries.
 The shooting followed a dispute be- tween O'Toole and Sherman. The latter had been discharged for failure to obey on order, and is alleged to have shot his former employer after Toole had declined to pay him immediately.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
{ PROTEST IS NOT ALLOWED.
Giants Twenty-one Inning Victory
 Over Pirates Stands.

The twenty-one inning victory of the Giants in Pittsburg on July IT stands The Pittsburg club protested the game, declaring that Umpire Byron was wrong in calling Wagner out for interference when the Dutch man picked up a loose ball at third base and dropped it as he ran for the plate. President Tener decided yes- terday that the umpire was within his rights and d1sallowed the protest
 The umpire's decision" says the rul- ing, having been based solely on his
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
nous net which is spread out around the shin on booms and which extends deep enough into the water to stop

accuracy of judgment, there could be no reversal of same.''
 The disrupted play arose in the sixth inning. With one out Wagner singled, taking third on Viox's hit to center. The throw by Bescher to third went under Wagner as he was sliding. Honus picked up the ball, but dropped it after carrying it some distance Wagner was declared out for interference and Viox, who mean while had beat it around from first to third, was sent back to second.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
PLUMBER SUES FOR $500.
E. c. Halstead Brings Civil Action
 Against WallingfOrd Man.

Through Attorney Emil J. Danberg, his legal advisor, E. c. Halstead, a local plumbe and timer, has brought civil action against George R. Brown, of Wallingford to recover a, bill of s600 and additional damages of $2O0 Suit is brought for $500 and is return able before the superior court on the first Tuesday in September.
 Halstead claims that he did over $500 worth of work for Brown and has never been paid, being put to great inconvenience by having to wait for his money
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
JOE COHEN LEAVES.

Joseph Golen, the Berlin boy who was with Uncle Sams tackles at Vera Cruz and who has been home on a furlough for the past couple of weeks, left this morning to rejoin his mates at the navy yard. Golen is on the U. s. $. San Francisco.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
RED sOx HOMERs WIN.

Lawrence, Mass. Aug. 13.-Home runs by Speaker and Janvrin decided the exhibition game between the Bos- ton Americans and Lawrence, New England league leaders, here yester- day, the Red Sox winning by score of 6 to 4.
 The minor leaguers led up to the seventh inning.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
MALONE CONvALEsCING.
Hopes to Be Able to Return Home by
 Next Monday

Next Monday.
 Officer Ted" Malone, who was operated on at Charter Oak hospital for gall stones and appendicitis, is rapidly convalescing. Sergeant Hert- ing visited the sick officer at the hos pital last evening and found him cheerful and comfortable. He in tended to sit up a while either today or tomorrow.
 It is expected that Officer Malone will be able to return to his home in this city by Monday.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
ROBBERY ATTEMPTED.
After Vain Effort to Get Into Scherp's
 Drug Store Thieves Flee.

Unknown robbers made a vain at tempt last night to gain admittance to Charles Scherp's drug store on Main street. The attempted robbery occurred some time late last night or early this morning and the robbers used a heavy iron bar in their effort to pry open the rear door to the store. Failing in this they fled.
 The police have been notified but as. the men left no valuable clues there is not much to work on.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

TO RENT-Five room tenement, 37
 Cherry street. Inquire 72 Maple
 street. 8-1O-d4x
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

TO RENT-Downstairs tenement five rooms, at 83 Maple street.
 S-10-d6
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
LOST.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Harley-D motor cycle, horsepower, chain drive, equipped With tandem attachment and in excellent shape A sacrifice. Demonstrate anywhere. F. J. Yea mans, 33 Brighton street, Belvidere.
 S-13-d2x
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

TO RENT-Desirable tenement. four rooms, second floor. south side. All improvements, steam heated. window screens and shades Rent $16. 151 Washington St. Tel.
 852-2 7-17-tf.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

TO RENT-About September IS, at :7 Winthrop street. five rooms, second
 floor, all modern conveniences, steam heat furnished. Small quiet family preferred. No small boys. Rent $25.00. 8-S-e.o. tf.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

FOR SALE-1O room house, hot and cold water, five acres under crop, two light wagons, one farm wagon, 100 poultry, two light harnesses, new cultivator, seeder with attach ments, one COW three years old;
 situated on car line. Five cent fare to New Britain. Price $4,00O. Cash, $1,000. Apply to L. P. Hay
 den, Bristol, Conn. S-12-d4x
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
WANTED.

WANTED--Expericn girl on cor ner stayer. New Britain Paper Box Co. S-12-3d
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

TO RENT-Modern five room tene- ment, 51 Trinity street. Inquire Beach, 139 Black Rock. Tel.
 6-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13

WANTED-By a clergyman, a house. keeper. Address Box 12 G, Herald.
 S-11-d4x
New Britain herald., 1914-08-13
TO EESr.

TO EENr.
 TO RENT-Nice five room tenement with electric light and all improve ments. 40 Jubilee street. Tel. 1451-3. S-12-3dx
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16

Somis If kitokiais javais. Delega-
tai vazineja ! didesnes parodas,
arba ! Lenkij2 paziureti If papa
sakoti saviemsiems, kaip kitur
ukininkaujama. lsitaise, keli SUI
sideje, garine kuliamqja maSinq,
sajamqja maSinq dobilams. Visas
ratelis nusipirko trejeri il "zmi-
eikq.'
Gruodzio IA d. uzsibaige tri-
jQ sayaitiq kurSai apie pieninin-
kayima il visa darbq apie zeme,
Davus vietiniam klebonui save
karves, buvo aiSkiai i5rodyta, kad
nustaGius gerai Serima, tuojau
pasidaugina pienas. Visi supra
to, kad "poniSki iSmislai' visuo-
met apsimoka. Lanke kursus
mergaites if bernaiciai, jauni il
SEM. Niso apie 70 zmoniQ atsi-
lanke Steponas is Paw
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16
CHINAI.

Ching prezidentas paleido par
liaiaeuta, kurio atstoyai tapo is
rikti ivedus republikoniska tvar-
kq, bet Xxi Siol nieko svarbesnio
nenuveike; neuzgyre nei jokiu
svarbesniq teisiq, mes nei viena-
me veik posedyje nebuvo tick
atstovu, kad butq galima kq nors
uzgirti.
Paleides parliamentq, preziden-
tas vienok pazadejo greitai pa
skirt naujus rinkimus il suSauk-
ii nauja parliamenta ir tiki, kad
naujasis bus veiklesniS. Bet kq
jis darys, jeigu if naujasis mic
gos, bus neveiklus?
Kilusi pietinese Ching provin-
CHOSE revoliucija likosi suvaldy-
ia; sumuSti revoliucijonieriai is
siskirste kalnuose If pavirto j pa
parstus plesikus. PleSikai tie ne
laisyen paeme kelis amerikonis-
kus misijonierius If nuo ju rel
kalauja iSsipirkimo.
Russia is palengvo stengiasi
.apvaldyti Mongolia; ST greitu
to krasto paglemzimu nesiskubi-
ma wien todel, kad tam prieSina-
ST Japonija, kurios Russia bio
81. Bet aiSku jau dabar, kad Chi
mai nuzudys visas buvusias savo
valdybas: Mandziurija pasidalys
Russia SIT Japonija, Theta pa
inns Anglia, o Mongolia ticks
Rusijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16


sra Po $4,000 kontrioucyos, tai
81 puse mlliardo doliariQ lsYi5o'
ko gall uztekti iIgam laIkui. Bet
ar istikro us gall paIaIkym'n
s&vo TaidHos tick pinlgq nuo tur-
'uol'Q lsSpaustb relNla aOeJoH'
mes FeiK PuSe tq uideIlq P'ot!
|cHcS Valdyto)q yra revoiuc'jo-
merry apvaidytose VaIStpose, Kl-
tose 81 VaiStJoSe dau& didenQ
zemes plotg yra sVetllntauciQ
rankose, o tuos isnandoti paVo-
Jinga, neS uz tokluS uzstotQ ~
tevyne5 VaIdzIa II toKiu Dudu
Huerta sus'erzintQ net su Jam
.prlelankiQ krastq va!dzia'
Jung;iHW NaIstijq pas1rntlnys,
saSrlzeS IS vera Crtz' Nur sus'-
tINo su sugr!2uSiu IS Washing
tono SPeciaIlu PreHdento VIII
sono atstovu Lindu' atsiianke
pas Huerta, bet nezinla, ko Us
nuo 10 noreJo. Us sako, buk 70
atsllankymas su poI1tika nieKo ne
turi, bet turout yra kltaip' lux
lunStineS NaIstiJoS HueFtos ne
prPazlsta II su juom pertrauke
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16

vininko Icko Goldbergo If 10
zmonos Gindos, buvo uzmuSti be-
miegantis jau: Goldbergiq gy-
ventojas Goldvaser, jQ svetiai Be
relis Goldbergas If Perla Fan
stein if tarnaite Nilekiute. Wy
resnysis Goldbergiu sunus Joche-
lis tuo laiku buves svetiuose pas
pazistamus If namo atejes apie
val. nakties, kai zmogzudziai
baige jau zudyti jo artimuosius.
Pamates tai, jis emes begti. Bet
zmogzudziai pasivije, perskele
Jocheliui kirviu galvq If imete
layonq ezeran. Policija jau su-
sekusi, kad uzmu$ejai buve -
Stanislovas Jakstas if Naclovas
Mostavicius. Abudu juodu pabe-
gusiu. Fabrikantas Frenkelis pa
skyres 1000 rub. tam, kas su-
gausias, arba bent nurodysias,
Aur juodu pasislepe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16

grekams seSias savaites laiko pa
sitraukimui is Albanijai pripazin-
tq apskritiQ.
Naujai didziqjq vieSpatysciu
iSrinktam valdonui, kunigaikStiui
Wied, nelabai patinka Albanijos
sostas, mes algos jam siuloma tik
$4,000. Todel jis nori atsisa-
kyti. Bet apart 10, yra kit kan
didatai albanai, kurie nori savo
teviske valdyti. Sumaniausias is
Ijq yra pagarsejes gynimu tvirto-
YES Scutari Essad PaSa; gabes-
mis-, turbut, uz vokieti Wieda.
Noretu Albanijq apvaldyti il bu-
YES Turkijos karo minister's L.
zad. Tas sosto apvaldymui rem
gia net sukilima Albanijoj savo
naudai, tik nezinia, ar tas jam
pasiseks. Daugiausia pritarejQ
turi Essad Pa5a. 10 valdomame
Durazzo apskrityj tvarka yra ge-
riausia; jis, del savo sumanumo
if teisingumo, gauna Wis daugiau
Salininku. eigu albanai savo bal
sais rinktu valdonq, be abejona5
jie iSsirinktQ Essadq.
Sofijoj tapo atidarytas naujai
iSrinktas parliamentas. Atidary-
damas parliamentq, ministerip
pirmininkas tarp kitko pasake
jog kaIbos, buk pavasaryj kills
r'Ljas karas neturi visai pama-
to. Karo. nSra ko bijotiesi, mes
Bulgaria. su visomis Balkanu
tautonlis, apart Grekijos, sugyve-
ma gerai If draugiSkai.
Pavojingai apsirgo Rumunijos
karahus Karolius. Jis turf jau
70 metq. Jis yra vokiSkos kilmes
giminaitis Vokietijos ciesoriaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16
BALKANU PUSsALIS.

Kilo vel nesutikimai Grekijos
su Turkija. Turkija Azijoj mobi-
lizuoja kariumene If rengiasi ka-
ran. Pirko il Anglijoj padirbtq
Brazilijai kariSka laiva is didziau-
siu veisles, kokiu Grekija visai
neturi. Grekija taipgi noretp
pirkti dirbamus Anglijos dirb-
tuvese tokius laivus, bet truksta
jai pinigu, mes francuzai su pa
skolos davimu nesiskubina. Tur-
kija laiva pirko taipgi uz fran
cuzq pinigus, mes gayo dali Sc
niau iSmelstos paskolos.
Albanijos rubeziai dar Wis ga
lutinai nepazenklinti; bet nors is
dabartinio pazenklinimo tarptaut.
komisijos matyt, kad is tulq gre
XII uzimtq apskricip reiks jiems
trauktis, nors grekai, kad ir visa
Turkija gautu, maziausia karui
aukave, dar jiems butq permazai
TarptautiSkoii komisija paliko
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16
KVEDAINA, Kauno gubern.


Liudna girdeti, jei kur nesiseka.
arba visiSkai zusta VartotojV
Draugija. Jei noretume surasti
tos nelaimes priezasti, turime
jieSkoti pradzios tarpe nariu, pri-
gulincip prie draugijos. Mes ne
vienoje vietoje nariai, perdaug
isitikeje savo vedejais, duoda
jiems valia daryti visokius uzve-
dimus, kurie draugija priveda
prize to, kad pamazu il pradeda
krypti, arba visiSkai zusta. Pa
imkime Kvedainos Vartotoju
Draugija; cionai, is virSaus regis,
viskas puikiai eina, parodyta daug
uzdarbio, prekiu prikrautos pill
nos lentynos, bet, giliau pasiziu-
reje, atrasime nemaza pavojingu
daiktu, galinciu priYesti prize liud-
MI pasekmiu. Tos Idraugijos pir-
mininkas il vedejas pats vienas
turi savo rankose visus drau-
gijos dalykus If, pagal savo moro
if svajones, karSciuodamas, viso-
kius nereikalingus daiktus uzve-
da. Butu puse bedos, jei draft
gija turetu savo pinigp, tada ga
letu metyti, bet dabar, nelaime,
savo pinigp, taip sakant, neturi
nei kapeikos, delto gviskas darosi
svetimais pinigais If visur, kur
tik galima, skolinalni pinigai.
81 rudeni pirmininkas be zinios
draugijos partrauke garine kulia-
mqja maSina, ne savo pinigais,
bet i skola il ia skola zadama
uzmesti draugijai. Priimti ant
saves tokia skola butu draugijai
didelis pavojus, mes, ant saves
uzsiverstu kaip koki akmeni ant
visados. Prekiu prikrautos pilnos
kertes if lentynos, bet kas is to,
kad jos gull If gal gules ilgai,
o kai-kurias reikes uz niekus par
duoti.
Rengdamiesi statyti savo ma
mus, zmones noretu paprastu, bet
pirmininkas nickam neduoda ge-
70 zodzio If padirbo nanny plia-
ma, kurie apsieis apie trylika TUX
stanciu. Pinigu taipogi nera.
Reikes skolinti. zsibas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16
Biski protingesnis.
NEMAKSCIAI. Musu apie

NEMAKScIAI. AIusu apielin-
kej zmones labai nudziugo, kad
uztvirtintoji gelezinkelio linija
nuo Mintaujos Xxi Kedainiu bus
pratiesta netoli NemakSciu. Be
nepakeltQ tai prekybos javais ir
naminiais dirbiniais.
Gal is tos priezasties ir pasi-
rode Raseiniq apskr. pirkliai, at
vyke net is Censtakavos If DAM
bravos pirkti zemes. Siulija mu-
Sq ukininkams po 500 rub. ua de-
simtine. Liudna butu, jei musq
Ietuviai sutiktu savo zeme par
duotl, o pats keltusi kitur is sa-
vo karSto, Nuo pavasario au
bus pradetas darbas prize nauio
selezinkelio; yra Whites, kad If
musq zemaiciai gaus prize to kelio
uzsidirbti; nebereiktu tuomet
jieskoti Prusq il Amerikos.
M. S.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16

Aleksandras Svarpelis paskirtas
Vilnelio (Vileikos) kamendo-
rum; kun. Mikolajunq, Seme-
tovS6iznos klebona, sedinti vie
nuolyne teismo paskirtq jam
bausme, paskirta payaduoti kun.
V. Sorosiek as, buves Giniondro
KAN; vidaus reikalll ministerial
po keliu metq draudimo leido vel
gauti vietq Nilniaus vyskupijoje
buvusiam Zabludovo klebonui kn.
Martynui Purizovskiui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-16
PASVITINYS. Piktadariu

PAsVITINYS. Piktadariu bu-
vo norma isilauzti j Vart. Drau-
gijos sankrova, bet nepavyko, mes
panate sargybinis. Vart. Dr-jos
namo duris, langines CANA stip-
rial uzrakinamos, apkaltos gelezi-
mis-, duris dvigubos If su slaptais
skambuciais. Kaimynese para
pijose girdeti blogq naujienq: ap-
vogimu, uzmuSimu, kerstp If t. t.
Abi mokykli "Saules" il val
sciaus pilnos If daugiau nebepri-
imama. Yra dar dvi kaimuose,
kurios taipgi girdet, pilnos. Tx
valsciaus mokykla sugriuvusi, ST.
puvusi If ankSta.
L. Krzyzevicius.