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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
local And GHNERkI'

A oaGy girl was born Sunday to Mr..
and Ms William W. Jarrett OF 1879
Beach road, WAIKIKI.
Excelsior Lodge. No !. l. o.. o. F.
meets at 80 tonight TO nominate
officers for the ensuing, tenn. -...
The regular meeting of the Moth
ers Clat Of Kaimukf will be held Fri,
day. June > at the LIliuokalani school
hall. The monthly social and dance
will b. held.
The City Planning Commission call
ed on Governor Pinkham yesterday
afternoon to discuss the various i'm
proyement schemes the executive has
in mind-principally that at Waikiki.
According to information received
in Honolulu, NJ Henningsen, former
clerk at the Moana hotel and time,
keeper at MakaNeli. Kauai. committed
suicide in New York city recently by
inhalins gas.
Mrs Robbins B. Anderson will en-
terrain at her home this evening at
dinner for the wives of the clergymen
and delegates attending the l4th an
nual cOnvocation Of the mission dis
trict of Honolulu.
The annual feast of the College of
Hawaii will be neld at the Outrigger
Club next Saturday evening. begin
ming at $50 o'clock. Students. alum
nj and friends OF the institution are
planning to attend: The dinner will
be 81 a plate. -. ~. IT,.
On the ground of failure to provide,
Mary '-ouise Anderson a divorce from
Oscar Nelson Anderson. The libel
liant was awarded the custody of her
minor child anil alimony in the sum
of SIS a month. g.: 49,. -.
To defend a Chinese charged with
the murder of L. Ali Hip, the promi-
nent Hilo merchant WHO was shot sew
eral months ago, Attorney George A.
Davis has gone to Hilo, having beer,
assigned to the case by Circuit Judge
Clement K. Quinn. 49,. -~.~.. -.
The Church Club of st. Andrews
cathedral will give a dinner at the
Pacific Club this evening at which
the clergy and layman attending the
14th annual convocation of the mis-
sion district of Honolulu will be
guests. ~: 49,. 49," -.
Rev. l.. L. Loofbourow, pastor of
the Methodist church, and Richard H.
Trent will be the speakers at CON-
mencemcnt exercises to be held at
1880 o'clock this evening at the Ko-
rean church, Punchbowl street. Those
who will be graduated are students in
the Korean Boys school. -. -.
Charged with statutory offense,
Sam Decker and Charlotte Martin
have been arrested by federal officials.
Decker has been released on bond
in the sum of $500 and the woman on
her own tecognizance. A preliminary
hearing of the case will be had before
U. S. Commissioner George S. Curry
tomorrow afternoon. 49,. j.. r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
DAIRY IS GIVEN
INSPECIIONBY
Committeeman

Members of the health committee
of the Board of Supervisors yesterday
paid visit of inspection to the prem
Uses known as the Farm Corr1n Dairy
at Wilder avenue and Metealf street.
The visit was made at the request Of
DR.. ]. T. Wayson, who had written a
letter to the supervisors, which criti-
cized the premises and especially
their location as dairy, since the
character of the neighborhood has
much changed since the original loca-
ton of the dairy there. The place and
business is owned by T. F. Cornn.
The fact that Cornn's pasture land
is flooded after heavy rain was COM
mented upon and he explained by
showing how the city has placed two
large culverts which drain the street
and hill above into his premises.
All buildings and all parts Of the
premises we're inspected during the
visit and report will later be made
to the Board of Supervisors.
DR.. Wayson's chief criticism appears
to be that the dairy in this location is
menace to the health of the resi-
dents of the district surrounding it
which is now largely residential in
character 49,. .". T.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
DOES NOT
keep THESE TWO
LOVERS APART
Bride Journeys From Los An
qeIes and Wedding to
- Occur This Evening

Another overseas romance is near
ing its elimination this afternoon.
Arriving on the China is Gladys l.,
Smith of Los Angeles Waiting at the
pier, striding back and forth, Harry
Spellman impatiently watched the
steamer come to the harbor. Early
this evening the couple will call on
Rev. A. A. Ebersole and a few min
utes later, husband and wife, will
walk into little cottage at 1918 Ana
punt street. ~"
1t has been a courtship the last part
of which was by correspondence.
Every boat that has left the harbor
for the coast for the last two years
has carried one or dozen letters,
written in a little room at the Y. NJ.
c. A, and addressed to certain
street and number in Los Angeles.
livery boat coming INTO .;,e barbor
from tle coast has carried as many
from Los Angeles To the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms. Six months ago came the be-
ginning of this elimination. A pro.
posal. An acceptance. When Will
you come? rcta.l.,. Delay. The
China.
sspell1Dan came here two years ago
from the Imperial Valley to take a
place with Libby. McNail & Libby.
He came in a hurr7 ard cid not have
time to stop off in Les Angeles, his
home, end see Miss Smith, much as
he wanted to. 1t has been 80 months
since he has seen her. But ! have
had a new photograph OF her every
few months and that has helped
some," he said this morning. -.
He has kept his secret well, for but
few of his dormitory mates at the W
knew he was to be married until this
morning. Il have had letters from
her for several weeks saying she was
coming on the China, that she had
bought her ticket, that she would get
here, but I have not known for sure
that she was on the boat" he said to-
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
DAY
SEES PASSING
OF noted REB'
tcentinued RON page one,

the general, his staff and many SEN
tries and turned them over to the Con-
federate authorities at Culpeper with
out having lost man. -
Gen. Grant once later saved Mosby
from hanging, and two foes of the bat
tlefield became stanch friends. Mos
by stumped the state of Virginia for
Grant during his presidential cam
paign and was rewarded with an ap-
pointment as consul at Hongkong, a
post which he held for seven years.
He next became special land ageni
for the government in Colorado, and
from 1904 to 1910 he was an attorney
in the department of justice. The
closing years of his life were spent in
lecturing and authorship. His home
lay across the Potomac, at Warrenton,
Va, but he was often seen in Wash
ington. his white hair and strong Ro-
man features. making him pictur-
esque figure on the streets or lecture
platform He had written 'Mosby's
War "reminiscences" The Dawn of
the Real South" and "Stuart's Caval.
.ry Campaign" He was also known
as Greek scholar
My military creed" he once declar-
ed, is this: II is better TO make a
good run than bad stand.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
Inmates of KauikeoIani Hos
pitaI Miss Celebration But
Are Given Best Care

Thirty tiny hearts in Honolulu did
not throb today with the blaring OF the
band: thirty pairs OF little ears did
not hear the patriotic notes; sixty
staring eyes did not see the stamp
ing soldiers, the prancing horses and
endless flowers. The teeney ones saw
only clear white walls and rows of
whittier beds The only sound, an oc-
casional cry from sister or brother
babies along the wall. .....s.
There are 30 little people in the
Kauikeolani Children's hospital to-
day. Although they are not far from
Nunanu avenue where the parade
passed, these little patients did not
see the sight and probably no stray
note Of the slide trombone invaded
their quiet wards. ......... r..
The gray-white, cOol.lookinS build
ings stood out proudly through mass
of greenery at the site on Kuakini
street this morning. There was an APP
pearance OF quiet and peace and at
tentiye care. Stiffness prevailed, no
moving thing was sseen: but in those
sick rooms 80 small souls, some in
racking pain, were walled away from
DOilOdg CTO"us- ......
Big and Little Here.
Perhaps some Of the tads who are
there today are too small to appreci-
ate their loss; certainly many are not
The hospital takes them from infants
up TO boys of II and girls of IA and
many there today are old enough to
want the sunshine and the flowers and
the trees, also music and laughter and
frn.
Nearly every child in Kauikeolani
hospital today is charity ward. 1t
is essentially 4 charity hospital. No
babe in distress is turned from its
door. II the parents can afford it,
they must pay, but lack of funds keeps
no baby away. So good are the envir-
onments, the care and the treatment
given, that many wealthy parents send
their ailing children to private wards
in this hospital
Not Now Filled.
There is room for 40 babies in the
wards but at present all is not taken.
Many times the hospital has been
crowded to its limit, however.
Miss Janet M. Dewar has been SUI
perintendent of Kauikeolani since its
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
THIRTY Children HAVENO PART
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES

erection in 1909 by Albert viii
cox Miss Dewar Is the light and the
law of the hospital. All hours OF the
day or the night she works faithfully
for the little ones and is with them
in their moments OF pain, or at death.
She is q little mother, in big house.
The rich, the poor. the dark. the white,
all are aIike-just babies-to her.
The hospital is supported by an en-
dowment which has habit OF fall
ing q little short every year, says
Miss Dewar. Tpen private subscrip-
tons are solicited
Although all aationalities are vel
come at Kauikeolani. Miss Dewar
finds in the years reports that the
HaU allan and part-Hawaiian children
predominant.
Accommodation Are Ample.
Besides a large main building there
are the nurses and servants quarters,
a contagious ward and children s
play house. all very neat and trim
with lots Of green grass and blooming
bushes around.
AS Miss Dewar talked to a visitor
this morning a moaning child was
heard IN an adjoining ward; another
cried ,)ut sharoly; sounds suggesting
babies came from upstairs and down
stairs and all around the building. The
superintendent sat on the edge of the
chair as If she could hardly spare a
moment away from her babies.
With case in hand a doctor entered.
Are you ready?" he asked.
Miss Dewar sprang up. You'll have
to excuse me now" she told her Wis
itor. I'VE are going into the operating
room and mrst give an anesthetic
TO baby" She was gone.
. No, there are no bands playing in
that quiet little, street; there are no
flags waving and there isn't any noise
this Decoration Day but there's love
and comfort and happiness galore in
that charity children's home behind
the waving blinds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30

Word was received today from F.
j. Halton, San Francisco representa-
tive of the Hawaii Promotion commit
tee, that E. NJ. Newman, a noted lee
turer and Archie Bell of the staff
OF the Cleveland Leader will come to
Hawaii from the Orient during the
month of July. Mr.. Bell has been do
ing special writing in the Far East
for the Cleveland daily.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30

Common red Hawaii small peppers
are being asked for from concerns on
the mainland. the latest to write be-
ing the Monarch Refrigerating CO. of
Chicago. A. W. Adams, who writes
for the company, states that he lived
in Hawaii for ten years and was in
terested in the promotion of the in
dustries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30

William NJ. Ingraham, former mayor
Of Portland. Me, took the oath OF Of
flee as Assistant Secretary of War.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
RUSQ NUOSTOLIAI
NEDIDELI.

Petrogradas, vasario 19 d. Ru-
su kariSkas ofisas iSleido sekan-
Il telegrama apie Erzerumo pa
emima.
"Pilnas sumusimas turku ii
baisus ju nuostoliai darosi Wis
aiskesni If aiSkesni. Fortai pa
cioje tvirtoveje If tvirtoves apie-
hikes yra pilnos turkisku lavonu.
"Turku armijos likuciai, musu
arlnljos vejami, bega betvarkej,
daugelyj vietn j ivairias sails.
Smarki sniego puga nesustabde
musq kariumenes uzsikarsciavi-
mo If j smarkiai vejasi turkus ju
pedomis, naikindama If belaisven
indiana uzpakalines turku armi-
jos dalis.
"Mes uzgriebem Erzerme vi
So tvirtoves artilerija If didele
dali prieso laukines artilerijos,
amunicijos, ginklu, keleta tuzinu
automobilip ir pontonu parka.
Skaitlius kitokio grobio If skait-
Illus turkisku kareiviu, paimtu be-
laisven, dabar yra apskaitliuoja-
mas.
"Kariumene Karlkazo armijos,
.neatsizvenlgiant sunkiu musiu,
turf tik nedidelius nuostolius If
yra prisiruosusi prize nauju zy-
giu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25

Vakar jis turejo ilga pasikalbe-
jima su Associated Press kores-
pondentu, kuriam, tarp kitl<o, pa
sake, kad 10 didziausiu noru yra
sulaukti dar tos dienos, kada Ser
bios priesai bus sumusti. "As
renku visas savo pajiegas,-tare
senis, iSsitiesdamas kareivisku
budu,-kad dar syki vesti savo
vyrus muSin If sykiu su jais da-
limits pavojum If sunkenybemis
taip, kaip as tai dariau 40 metu
atgal Bosnijoj. AS susilauksiu,
as susilauksiu pergales. AS ne
numirsiu, nesulaukes savo tevy-
mes pergales !'-susuko senas ka-
ralius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
IS DVINSKO APIELINKIU,

Petrogradas, vasario 22 d. Ant
fronto nuo Rygos net Xxi Buko-
vinai svarbesniu atsitikimu ne
buvo, isskyrus mazesnes kovas,
minu plaisinima If artileriios
saudyma. Vakar isleistas oficia-
lis rusu pranesimas yra sekantis
"Musu artilerija bombardavo
pusetino didumo burr vokiskos
kariumenes prize Schlossbergo,
netoli Dvinsko If uzeme iu po-
zicijas po to, kaip vokieciai pa
bego. Prize AlukStos mes isplai-
sinome penkias minas po vokie-
cip blokhausais lis rastq padirb-
ia tvirtyne) If uzemem krate-
rius. Desperatiska kova uzvire
uz apvaldyma dvieju priesakiniu
krateriu, bet galu gale mes JUGS
uzemem.
Vasario 1o d., II val. vakare,
musu lakunai numete daug tu-
zinu bombu ant stoties If miesto
Buczacz, Galicijoj. Uztemyta
dideles liepsnos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
VOKIETYS GRASINA
,AMERIKONAMS.

New Yorkas, vasario 10 d. Vie
reck, redaktorius vokie6iu laik-
rascio F at h erla n d, leidzia-
mo anglp kalboje New Yorke, is
sluntinejo telegraph Amerikos
Elaikrasciams "persergejima," kad
amerikonai nevazinetu angliskais
lalvais, mes uz dvieju-triju savai-
ciu bus tas pats, kas buvo SUI
l. Il sit mia, kuria torpedavo
vokieciu submarines If ant kurios
zuvo daugiaus simto amerikonu.
Laikrasciai prisimena, kad ir
prizes Lusitanijos paskandinima
tas pats laikrastis dave panasu
persergejina.
Kadangi, kaip susekta, F "a
t h erl an d yra arti vokieciu
valdzios If gauna is JOS pinigus
savo uzlaikylnui, tai j sta per-
sergejima atkreipiama daug atty
dos if manoma, kad Vokietiia
yra pasiryzusi vel skandyti pa
sazierinius laivus be ju perser-
gejimo.
Vokietija nesenai buvo davusi
prizadejirna, kad j neskandy-
slanti garlaiviu be persergejimo,
bet dabar j paaiskina, kad tas
|palyti tik tokius laivus, kurie ne
lures nei vienos kanuoles savo
atsigynimui. Laval, turinti il
maziausia kanuole, bus torpeduo-
jami be persergejimo. Tas yra
.priesingu tarptautiskoms teisems
.kurios leidzia garlaiviams tureti
mazas kanuoles ne uzpuolimui.
Det atSlSynlmll.
Tarp Amerikos If Vokietiios
vel klla audra, dar smarkesne ne
GIL Lusitanijos reikale ir is Wash
ingtono pradedama kalbeti apie
tai, kad naujas krizis artinasi ir
kad Amerika gall pertraukti Dip
liomatiskus rySius su teutonais.
Vokieciu ambasadorius Washing
tone, grafas Won Bernstorf, gall
but papraSytas apleisti Amerika
II keliauti namon, mes il apkalti-
mama tame, kad jis slaptais bu-
dais per Amerikos laikraseius
megina sukelti sios Sales zmo-
nip opinija priesais Amerikos
valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
PRISIPAZISTA. KAD
VOKIETIJOJ BUVO
RIAUSES.

Berlinas, via bevelini telegra-
fa Sayville, L. l., vasario 22 d.
DR.. Lewald, direktor;us politisko
departamento Vokietijos vidaus
reikalu ministerijoj, pasikalbeji-
me su correspondence, prisipazino,
kad Berline if llituose miestuosc
buvo demonstracijos, reikalaujan-
clos taikos If maisto. DR.. Lewald
vienok tikrino, kad demonstraci-
JOS buvo nedideles If kad niekas
lake jq nebuvo uzmustas. lis
vienok pripazipo,. ka riausiu SUI
valdymui reikejo issaukti kariu.
mene.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
Is Kares Lauko.
RUsU FRoNTAs
ERZERUMO PAEMIMAS.

Petrogradas, vasario u d. Of,
cialiskai tapo pranesta apie pa.
emima dideles turku tvirtoves Er
zerumo, Armenijoj. Rusu kares
Estabas pranesa, kad tvirtove tape
paimta sturmu. Tai yra pirmas
atsitikimas, kad dide1e If sulye
naujausiu itaisymu apginta tvir-
tove butu paimta tokiu budu: pa
prastai tokios tvirtoves pasiduo
davo tik po apgulos.
Didis kunigaikstis Nikalojus
vyriausis vadas rusisku armiir
Uzkankazyj, pranese carui api'
Erzerumo puolimq sekanciu te
legramu:
"Dievas suteike narsiai Kauka.
20 armijai tokia didele pagelba
|kad Erzerumas tapo paimtas pc
penkiu dienu negirdeto sturmo
Man neispasakytai smagu pra.
nesti apie sta pergale Jusu I'M
peratoriskai Didybei."
Erzerumas buvo tvirciausia
turku tvirtove Azijoj If apie j;
kalbeta, kad il yra nepaimama
lstikro, patti tvirtove yra kalnuo.
Sc, apie ~ versto augseiaus ju.
|riu paVirsio ir nuo Kaukazo from.
ITO yra apginta ellie kalnu, pei
kuriuos zjemos laiku beveik ne.
galima per gilu sniega pereiti.
Pacia Erzerumo tvirtove gina
IS FORTY, kurie yra isfnetyti ap
link miesta atstu apie 2o-3c
verstu nuo paties miesto. Tvirto
Ives apgynimui turkai buvo pa
state Erzerume garnizona is 100,
600 kariumenes ir turejo dau
CLAUS tukstancio kanuoliu; tart
ju buvo If naujausios sistemo,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
NAUJI MOKEScIAI
VOKIETIJOJ.

Berlinas, vasario 81 d. Vokie-
ciq valdzia turf sumaniusi plia-
nus lvedimui nauju mokesciu
kurie duotq valdziai apie soc
milionu markiu pelno. Kol kas
situos plianus laikoma sekrete
bet JUGS pagarsins prizes atidary-
ma reichstago, kas ivyks kovc
IS d.
Manoma, kad didesne dalis Stu
laukiamu mokeseiu bus nuo pei
no, kuris gaunamas is kares. Val
dzia pareikalaus, kad apie puse
toxic pelno butu atideta salin
kad valdzia galetu apkrauti j
taXomis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
IsSKERDE ARMENUS.
Petrogradas. vas;

Petrogradas, vasario 70 d. Pu-
siau-oficiale ziniu agentura pra-
mesa, kad kurdai, pirm apleisiant
Erzerumq, nemiclasirdingai is
skerde tukstancius armenu.
"Miesto fortifikacijas, sake
tasai telegranlas,- prirenge vo-
kiskas konandierius Posselt il
apie sias fortifikacijas kalbama su
dideliu pasigerejimu, mes jp pa
dirbimui buvo sunaudotos visos
moderniskos priemones kaip ar
tilerijos, taip If inzinierystes sry-
tyj."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
SUSIAURINO MOTERU
BALSAVIMO TIESAS.

Springfield, Ill. Augstiausias
vasltijos teismas susiaurino mo-
terp balsavimo tiesas lake rim
kimq. Moteris negales dalyvau-
ii prezidento nominacijoj, vardu
il precinktu if valstijos commit
teeman'q rinkimuose, taipgi rim
klmuoses delegatu i PARTLY kon-
vencijas, bet jos gales balsuoti
prezidento rinkimuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
-PREZIDENTAS SIULO MAUI
ia AMBASADORIU
RUSIIAI

Washington, D. c. Vieton pa
sitraukusio Amerikos ambasado-
riaus Rusijai George T. Marye,
prezidentas nori paskirti buvusi
Missouri valstijos gubernatoriu
Ravid I. Frances is St. Louis.
Prezidentaujant Clevelandui,
Frances buvo vidaus rcikalu mi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25

Ant to fronto buvo vien artileriju
lmtynes Dvinsko if Rygos fronte,
talpgi metymas bombu atvirus
|nllestus, kokius ir be bombu ne
sunku paimti, jeigu ju hicks ne
gina. Ant to fronto pereita savai-
ts nieko svarbesnio nenuveikta.
Ant vakarinio kares fronto, nors
veikiama smarkiau, bet If cia nei
viena puse nieko svarbesnio nenu-
velke, mes paemimo keliu Simtu
yardu grabiu, arba kraterio, taigi
duobes iSmuStos minos ar bonbos
svarbiu vadinti negalima. Musiai
ant to fronto jau beveik nuo metu
eina beveik Wis tose jau vietose,
nors juose zuva nemazai karei-
viz. Vokieciai giriasi paemimu
600 yardu anglu grabiu Belgijoj,
o anglai uzgina, kad tai neteisybe,
bet uz toki mazmozi If gincytfs
neverta, mes 600 yardu, tai mar
daug bus tick zingsniu. Tokiais
lalmejimais if girtis neverta. @
kare vedancios tautos jau nuo
metq nieko kito skaitantiems laik-
rascius beveik nepranesa. Dabar
vienok lalkrasciai uztikrina, jog vo-
kieclai rengiasi pradeti pirmyn zen
gina ant vakarinio fronto, tai
klninkai vel sako, kad jie vien
lauks vokieciu uzpuolimo, mes uz-
puolantis daugiau kareiviu turf zu-
dytl, negu grabej besiginantis, tai
lmanoma, kad vokieciu pajiegos
greiciau issisems. negu talkininktr
ir vokieeiai tures pasiduoti If tai
kos prasyti. Talkininkp gi pajie-
gos lssisems he taip greitai, Q
Anglia dar tik pradeda jas karen
slusti. Dabar karalius pasauke
karlumenen visits nevedusius w.
rus nuo 1S Xxi IS metu. Is tl
nauJai paSauktu gall susitverti mi
lionlnes arnijos, jeigu kariumene1l
bus pasaukti If kolioniju gyvento-
jai.
Pereita savaite vokiski Zeppelino
Iorlaiviai atlanke rytines Anglijos
pakrantes If mete ten bombas, bet
JOS nedaug nuostoliu pridirbo, nuo
Ju daugiausia nukente karej ne
dalyvaujanti, daugiausia moteris ir
vaikai.
Anglijos par1iamentas kares We
dimui vel paskyre kredita 42o mi
lionu svaru sterlingu $2,Ioo,ooo).
Tu pinigu kares vedimui uzteks
Xxi pabaigai geguzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
RUSQ DUMA ATIDARYTA.

Petrogradas, vasario 22 d. Sia-
dien tapo vel atidaryti dumos po-
sedziai. Duma turejo atsidaryti
pereitq lapkricio menesi, bet ca
ras tuomet dumos posedzius att
dejo neapribuotam laikui, is ko
buvo kile protestu Maskvoj I
kltuose miestuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
RUSAI TRINA TURKUS.

Londonas, vasario 22 d. Rusu
armija uzeme visa ezero Van ap-
skriti. Turkai traukiasi i piet-
-vakarius If apleido miesta Bitlis.
Priesakines rusu sargybos taipgi
Jau pasieke apielinkiu Trobizon-
do, prie Juoduju JURY. Rusai
besivydami turkus, ina dikeiai
ju nelaisven If uzgriebia daug
kanuoliu If amunicijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
ANGLU SUBMARINES
TIES KONSTANTI-
INOPOLIU,

Londonas, vasario 22 d. Taxi
ninkq submarines pereita utar-
ninka perejo per Dardaneliu siau-
rtrna, pasieke Bosforo ir torpe-
davo sesis transportus, prikrautus
anunicija. Atsilankymas sub
marino ties pa6iu Konstantino-
poliu aukele mieste panika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
DU MILIARDU KARES
VEDIMUI.

Londonas, vasario 22 d. Nakar
Anglijos parliamentas uzgyre
valdzios biliu, kuriame reikalau-
ia dar 2,Ioo,ooo,ooo doliariu. Xxi
siolei Anglia, tokiu budu, bus
jau isleidusi kares reikalams 10
If puse miliardu doliariu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
IVAIRUS TELEGRAMAI.
NORI GYVENTI, KOL
KARE NEPASIBAIGS. Il

Paryzius, vasario 1S d. Ant
salos Eubea gyvena dabar Ser
bios karalius Petras. ziurint ant
senio, darosi liudna: jis turi jau
72 metu amziaus, beveik apakes,
ligotas If negali be paSalines pa
ramos vaikscioti; nustojes kara
|lisko vainiko If priverstas ziureti
i savo Sales isnaikinima, karalius
tikrai yra yertas pasigailejima
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
.VEJA AMERIKONUS
IS SERBIJOS.

Paryzius, vasario Fl d. Havaso
agenturos telegramas is Bucha-
resto pranesa:
"Vokieciu valdzia veja ameri-
konu Raudonaji Kryziu is Ser
bios"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25

su talkininkais taikintis, mes ne
turint pagelbos nuo turku If sto-
jus karen Rumanijai, esant
talkininkams Salonikuose, jos
padejimas istikro gall butt labai
pavojingas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
PADEGTI LAVAL.

Philadelphia, Pa. Anglijos VAL
dzia pranese Amerikos valdziai,
jog / menesi laiko Amerikos por-
tuose padegta 6 laval. Nuosto-
liu padaryta uz 3 milionus do
liariu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-25
GREKAI MUSASI SU
BULGARAIS.

Londonas, vasario FL d. Reu-
terio telegramas pranesa is Sa-
loniku, kad greku ir bulgaru pat
roliai astral susikirto ant greko,
-bulgarisko rubeziaus netoli Dol
ran pereita ketverga, kuomet bull