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The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
BASKETBALL BOOMING
AT CARROLL HALL

Carroll Institute is alive with athletics
after the holiday season. Basketball Is
again popular. Although they opened
the second half of the season with a
defeat they are plugging and feel con-
fident of retrieving this next Saturday
night. The entire squad is in fine con-
dition and making rapid strides toward
accomplishing their sesaon OF forming
a smooth working and winning COM
bination.
The squad composed Of Capt Lyons,
Vaveua, Blumer, Dougherty, DAILY,
Nc Laughlin, Holmes, Powres. Maloney,
Dillon. Stanley, and Clements, is working
out three nights a week. The game
Saturday night will be followed by a
dance.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
HATCHETTES BATTLE
GEORGETOWN OUTFIT
Hilltop Five Tackles George Wash
inston Quint at Ryan
Gym Tonight.

The Ryan Gymnasium at GeorEetcvnj
Will be the scene Of a real bsskes- s-b&lu
battle tonight when the Blue and Grey,
Eve meet the George wa.hinston UnL,
yersity oUtft
Never In the history Of the rsrns I'D
Washington have these two teams beeu3
50 evenly matched and the fans should
turn out In record breaking numbers for'
the classic.
oL.one and McNuIty VIII TAKE the
floor IN the forward positions for IN.
Hilltop Eve. while Berandini, VIII be IN
the juny,ing position In the guards.
Capt Donnelly, who has been out OF
the game with grippe for the past few
days and Kelly. viii be seen
For the Hatchetites, Capt Airnon ana
Allen. his able running mate together
With Matthews IN center. win take care
of the scoring end of the contest vhiie
Shaver and either Grosbeck or Getcheu
will be In the guards These teams
are unbeatable in the way Of strength
and many Of these who have followed
the sport for years predict that it viii
be a free tossing r&me between Harry
Kelly. OF Georgetown. and Capt Almon.
of the Hstchetites-
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
SCRUBS WILL PLAY
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY

The Gallaudet College Scrubs" win
play the Rockville Academy quint on
Saturday night at Kendall Green, game
to be called at s o'clock.
The Scrubs are nearly as strong as
the varsity. They play the same style
of game, have good teamwork, good
passing. and there are a lot of excel
lent basket shooters among them
The varsity was given a shake-up by
Coach Haas in Monday nights practice,
as he was not at all satisfied with the
loss of game which should have been
won by a good margin.
The varsity will journey over to
Baltimore Saturday to play their an
nual game with Loyola College. The
boys are determined to wipe out last
years defeat and also the defeat of
last Saturday night.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
TRANSFER OF BOSTON
BRAVES STOCK MADE

Boston, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE formal
transfer of the Boston Braves stock to
Percy d. Haughton, Arthur c. Wise and
Boston associates was made yesterday
at the office of Mr.. Wise, the Boston
manager of the banking firm Of Millet,
Roe & Hagen. ...
urer of the old Gaffney regime. came
over from New York with the GaEney
and Robert Davis stock. President-to-be
Haughton, Mr.. Killeen, Treasurer-to-be
Arthur c. Wise, a lawyer. and Business
Manager Hapgood, of the Braves, were
those present at the conference, which
results in the complete legal owner
ship of the Braves by Boston men.
The annual meeting of the club, al
which time the new regime will elect
officers, will be held later in the week
At that time Haughton will be named
president and Wise treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
GALLAUDET TO MEET
FAST ROLAND FIVE

ond basketball teams, will play two
games for the beneht of the Noel
House gymnasium at Seventeenth and
Kramer streets northeast, on Friday
night. the first game to be called at
o'clock. "a. .
Coach Haas will. present his strong
est lineup in these contests and II is
expected that a large crowd will turn
out to witness them. 1t is proba bly,
ing the Kendall Green Lads in action.
The Rolands. in the first game. and
the Federals, in the second. will op-
pose the Kendall Greeners. These are
two teams that are connected with the
house. They are strong organizations,
and will furnish fine exhibition.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Janowski Will Play.

New York, Jan. l2.-David Janowski,
the Russian chess master and holder of
the French championship, is here to
play In the Rice Memorial Chess Masters
Tournament, beginning Monday. He ar
rived yesterday on board the steamship
Lafayette from Bordeaux.
Janowski said he experienced difficulty
In obtaining his freedom after his arrest
by Germans at Mannheim, where he was
playing in an international tournament
at the beginning OF the war. Owing TO
a political discussion in which he took
part he was pointed out as an enemy
of Germany and detained for month,
but was included in an exchange of pris-
oners. Since then he has been in Swift
zerland.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
All Is Set for Chevy Chase Ice Carnival
When Cruel Fate Neatly "Spills the Beans"
BY WILLIAM PEET.

April fool jokes hardly relished during the
month of January, but here is a story going the
rounds which has to do with the exclusive Chevy
Chase Club, and It's scream. incidentally the talk
OF the be the District of Columbia
Ice skating a fad has hit New York awful
wallop. In fact, they flood the hotel roofs
provide ice for the smart set of Gotham.
Conceving the idea that the Chevy Chase Club
should keep step with the times. certain members
Gently got their heads together and decided that
exclusive ice skating course would be the proper
caper Of the style of architecture char
acterisc of the clubhouse 1t found that flooded
roof would be out of the question. tho brilliant
scheme concocted of banking the tennis
and laying a covering tarred paper,
ing the place and leaving the rest to Jack Frost.
In order install this miniature lake. e1pendi-
ture of $500 found necessary; but what's $500
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

bunch of good fellows. who collected the coin In
less time than Il takes to tell the story
Sure enough Jack Frost did the business and dur
ing the cold the flooded courts pre-
sented tie finest little skating surface could de-
sire, and everything set for a real party
Those members OF the Chevy Chase Club who had
cut figure eights' and grape vines" the ice DUR
ing their youthful days made grand rush for wash
ingtons sporting goods emporium eager invest In
ice skates
The rush for skates was so sudden that the clerk
who was surrounded by some of very best cIti-
could hardly catch his breath. conserna-
tion stammered that there pair of ice skates
In the store. but II the boys would wait a few DAYS
he would have plenty The day II raIned
That's the story, and there is nothing more to tell
Chevy Chase clubmen had the ice also the inclins-
tion o skate, but could get the steel runner.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
PRESBYTERIANS BEATEN
BY PECK OUNT

Peck Chapel defeated Covenant. 30 to
s, and Fourth Presbyterian fell victim
to the play Of Epiphany by a score of
10 to 10 in their scheduled games Of the
Sunday School League last night at the
boys department, Y. NJ. c. A
Fourth Presbyterian is a newcomer in
the league, taking the place left vacant
by Eastern, and with little more prac-
tice on shooting should give a good
account Of themselves
Tabb, for Epiphany. played up to his
usual standard, scoring goals from the
floor and making IL out of Is attempts
at free tosses.
Daniels featured for his team in the
Peck-Covenant game scoring field goals
and playing the floor we'll The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Tonight's Bowling Schedule

Masonic Duckpin League-Lebannons
VS. Osiris; st. Johns VS.. King Solomon.
knights of Columbus League-Bur-
netts VS.. Indians.
district League-Newcomers VS..
Goodfellows.
pitai for the Insane VS.. Midnight
Crew.
Bureau League-custodians VS. Ma
chine Shop. 400
Capital City League-Nationai Laun-
dry VS.. Hayeners.
Northeast League-Imperials vs. De
Luxe.
Mt. Pleasant League-Columbias Us.
Decs lures.
Agriculture Inter-Bureau League
Forest Service VS.. Plants.
Terminal r. r. Y. NJ c. A. League
Store Room VS.. High Level.
Ds' vi s.guae 1ses que rrs.r -.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
JEFFERSON FIVE Is
BEATEN BY VIRGINIA

Charlottesville. Va, Jan n-The vir-
ginia basketball team defeated that Of
Jefferson here tonight by the score OF rs
to u. Dannigan's men were especially
effective in their shooting and scored most
OF their points as a result of sensational
throws from midfloor.
Niche and Moseley showed up best for
Jefferson, which put up game fight but
was outclassed. The Virgtnians, however.
seemed to have gotten together as in last
season and showed many points of polish
ing OF. White and Strickling were espe-
eially effective for Virginia, the former
nal.inS MANY 6iaic.,It snaIs ILna-mr,..:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
TENSIONS MOVE UP
In HERALD LEAGUE

The Jensons tied the Bewicks for
second place in the Washington Herald
Duckpin League yesterday by captur-
ing two of the three game from the
Caslon team. The Csslons annexed the
first game by bsS to tsS but lost the
second by a count OF b74 TO B4S. The
final went 20 the Jensons by a SEA to
Si2 count The Jensons gathered the
second high team total for the season
by gathering 1875 pins in their three
attacks on the little naples. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
hnti-Gambling Laws.

Oklahoma City. Jan. lt-Strfngent anti
gambling and anti-race track betting
laws enacted by the 1913 Legislature were
declared imperative here yesterday by
the State Supreme Court, on the ground
that no sample ballots or pamphlet, con
tanning arguments for and against the
adoption OF the laws were printed and
distributed among the voters as pre-
scribed by law.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Dixie Kid Deported.

London, Jan. f2.-Asron Brown, an
American puglist known as Dixie Kid
was fined $3.50 today and ordered de-
ported for attempting to secure an
American passport for a British sub
ject named Spencer. Spencer was fined
$500. Dixie KID" who is negro, is q
native of Fulton. Mo-, and has been
lighting In Europe for several years.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
WANTS ONLY S145,000
FOR KAUFF AND MAGEE

Chicago, Jan. hilary Sinclair has
put a price of $4,000 on Lee Magee and
$4,000 on Benny Kauf, former Brookfed
stars Charles Weeghman, a new owner
Of the Cubs, wanted the players and
tried to dicker with Sinclair The prices
astounded him
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
STALLNGS QUITS BOARD.
Braves Manager Resigns as Director
and VIII Confer with Haughton.

Boston. Jan. 12.-George T. Stallings,
manager of the Boston National League
baseball club, has telegraphed to the
new owners of the club his resigna-
ton as director. He explains that he
felt IL his duty to allow them to choose
their own representatives on the
board.
Percy D. Haughton, who is to be
president of the club under the re-
organisation, wired the manager today
asking him to come here for q con-
ference. Haughton said that he wish
ed to learn at first hand whether Stall
lings had in mind any players avail
able by purchase or trade for the
strengthening of the team.
Jimmy wilde The mighty Atom" knocked out
"a Smith IN sietx rounds n LnuAa ~ vsnk
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Hub Purdue Released.

St Louis, Jan. I2-Pitcher Hub PUr.
due, First Baseman Hyatt and Pitcher
Robinson will be sent to the San Fran.
cisco Coast League team in exchange
for Shortstop Roy Corhsn, Manager Hug.
gins. of the Cardinals. announced today
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
White sox Secretary Dies.

Chicago, Jan. 12.-Chsrles A. Freder-
icks, IS years old. secretary of the White
Sox since Charles Comiskey brought that
baseball team to Chicago, died yesterday
at the home Of relatives after an illness
of more than four years.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
New Motorcycle Record.

London, Jan. 12-Reuter's Telegram
Company's dispatch from Melbourne says
that Erwin Baker. an American motor
cyciist, covered $50 miles in twenty-four
hours. This is worlds record.
The previous professional motorcycle
record for twenty-four hours was 775
miles, 1.340 yards II was made by H.
H. Collier. Cannira town, England, May 8,
1909. The amateur record for twenty-four
hours is 1.os3 miles. 1861 yards. 1t Is
held by Charles Spencer. who made 4 :
springneld, Mass., In October. lsoA
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
Neslines Want Games.

The Neslincs Bowling team, Of the
Southeast Bowling League. would like a
match game with any registered bowling
team of any league In the District Ad-
tsrrr- p H1'er -,ps,s-s sc-tres-t Po,vi-
issa Alies. z4s4ta kSrset zrHtsces>-
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

Goals from hoor-Chwchmans-tsl, Stckley lsl.
strfcklins 90. White 80. Moseley tSl, Bailey D.
Dietrich C9. Gsnnaway tJ), Gooch 60, Via ca,
Niche ID. Goals from foul-Stuckling Gl. Hev-
son uk Gsnnsway %. Referees-Mess-sN White
and Ceckrell Time Of halres-0 minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13
EcIPHAM-
fTH PRES.

substtuticns-E Dean for B. Dean CoIliugs for
Cash Goals from hoor-B. Dean Cn. IngIey CSl,
Tabo %, Cstlin q, Thompsou CZ). Lyons Gosls
from foul-Tsbb u2. ThnmTsou a.. Officials
Referee-Mr Locke. Umpire-Mr ColHhcrer.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

subsututicus- Milne for Woolf, james for Con
nors. Goals from foor-CuIoertsou IN. Counors ID
Scott Sl. Daniels 10. James u. Goals from foul
Woolf %, Culbertson -, Scott e. Referee Mr.
Colhhower Umpire-Ar, Locke. Time Of halves
IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

ST. Louis always shows a profit OF
some kind at the close OF baseball wars.
When the Milwaukee club was shifted
to st. Louis back in 1902 Wallace. Held
rick. Burkett, Powell, SuthoT and
other stars were added to the club by
Jimmy McAleer. After the Brother
hood war st. Louis got considerable
high class talent. Now Field@- Jones
finds himself with only nfty-seven men
on his hands and the material for a real
winner.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

DO you know" we quote a much
used sign. that when Jack Lapp received
notice of his release to the Chicago
White Sox he sent Connie Mack a
postal card. There were only few
words on the card as follows: Much
obliged, Connie. Thine, Jack"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-13

Jimmy wilde. The Mighty Atom" knocked o.
skd smith in eight rounds n LsnA0 ~ wssk
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
VOKIECIAMS NESISEKA.

Petrogra d S, liepos Fl d.
Rusq oficialis prancSimas skel-
bia, kad vokieeiu pradetasai
kontr-atakas prize upes Stokhod
nepasiseke. PraneSime kalbama
SekanCiai:
"Liepos 1S d septyniolika vo-
kisku orlaiviu uzpuole ant sto-
ties Zamieren, j siaur-vakarius
nuo Baranovici. Jie numete 27
bombas ant ligonbutio If laza-
rieto. iris daktarai tapo uzmus-
ii, o penki kit suzeisti. Is ten
esancip ligoniu 10 tapo uzmuSta,
o % suzeista.
"lSsiliejimas upes Dniestro Wis
dar nesiliauja. Kaimyniski klo-
Mai tapo uzlieti is mazesniu upe-
liz, kuriuose vanduo issilieio is
krantu. Kalnu if augstumQ So
mai pasidare taip slidus, kad be-
veik negalima ant ju uzlipti
Daugelyj vietu nunesta tiltai.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28

karpatuose; jis dar nera pasi-
baiges, bet rusai, sakoma, Xxi sio-
lei ina virsu.
Toliaus i Siaurius, sulyg tos
pacios zinios, rusai, sulauze teu-
tony pasipriesinina, vel atnau-
jino savo pirmyneiga linkui Ko-
velio, svarbaus gelezinkeliq maz-
go. Jablonica yra .spraga Kar-
patty kalnuose, pietus nuo Ko-
lomya.
Neoficiales zinios pasakoja,
kad antra dalis music uz Kove-
lio apvaldyma prasidejo su ne
paprastu smarkumu. Rusu gen.
Brusilov'as sutraltke Gia daug
kariumenes is Galicijos, idant
sulauzyti vokieciu pasiprieSini-
ma. Telegramai is Berlino jau
nurodo j abejone, ar pasiseks
vokieciams sta milziniSka rusu
spaudimq atlaikyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
ANGLAI DABOJA
"DEUTSCHLAND.'

Baltimore, Md. Kadangi at
kakes cia vokiSkas povandeninis
laivas "Deutschland' tapo jau
prikrautas ir prirengtas iSplau-
kimui, o prize kranto yra anglis-
ki If francuziSki kariSki laivai,
norinti il pagauti, tai il pradejo
daboti angliSki pirkliu laivai, ku-
rie gall suteikti zinias kariSkiems
laivams, kada Deutschland" iZi
plauks. Liepos 20 d. portan
iplauke angliSkas pirkliu garlai-
Wis if sustojo prize Deutschland
Manoma, kad Anglia pakels OIL
cialiskai protesta Amerikoj, kad
j isleidzia vokiska povandenini
laiva, davusi jam isbuti savo
porte ilgiau, negu tai leidzia
tarptautiSkos teises.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
Is KareS Lauko.
RUSAI MUSASI
KARPATUOSE.

Petro 6 ra d a S, liepos RI d
Rusu milziniSkasai uzpuolimas.
praisdejusis birzelio 1 d., inejo
jau i antrq laipsni If pradeda
lgyt didziausias spekas. Uzpuo-
limas issiplatino ant viso ryti-
MO fronto if rusu armijos kaip
kuju kala ! teutoniskq siena nuc
Rygos net Xxi Rumanijos rube-
ziaus. Pietuose gen. Brusilovc
armijos jau inejo j Karpatp kal-
rus If pasekmingai imasi ten ST
besitraukianciais atgal austrais
Jablonica spragoje. | Siaurius
nuo Rygos net Xxi Baranaviciu
gen. Kuropatkino armijos su di-
dele speka spaudzia gen. Won
Hindenburgl, kuris Siuosmet pa
sirodo toli-grazu ne taip smar-
kus, kaip pernai.
Austro-vokiSkos armijos gina.
81 su dideliu desperatiskumu
bet, nors telegramai is Berlinc
praneSa apie vokieciq laineji-
mus, zinios is rusu Stabo nurodo
kad vokieciu kontr-atakai tik lai.
kinai rusus sulaiko, bet ju iveikt
negali: rusai tai vienur, tai XII
tur vokiecius sumala ir atstunlis
JUGS atgal.
Dideli lietus Galicijoj pagind5
diktus potvinius Galiciios upese
ypac plaeiai iSsiliejo upe Dnies-
tras; daugelis tiltu tapo nunests
ii keliai baisiai sugedo. Visa
tai, anot rusu oficialio stabo
pusetinai trukdo tolimesne rusr
pirmyneiga.
Sulyg bevielinio telegramo i;
Rymo / Londona, girdeti, kat
milziniskas musis verda tarp ru.
sq If austru Jablonica spragoje
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
AUSTRAI VEL SUPLAKTI.
petrogra d a S, liepos ~ d

petrogra d a S, liepos ~ d
Rusu karlumene, zengianti Cali
cijoj pirmyn, vel uzdave skaudu
smugl austrams, kurie meginc
sulaikyti rusus ties upe Styr toj
vietoj, kur j ipuola j upe Lipa
Rusu pranesimas apie tai skelbia
sekanciai:
"Apielinkese upes 'Styr, mes
vel uzdavem smugi priesui, is
mesdami il is kaimo Nerbene il
is aplinkiniu fortifikaciju; vyda-
miesi pakrikusi priesa, mes uz-
griebem perejinus per upe Styr
"Priesas pasitrauke linkui aug
Stumos netoli nliestelio Beres-
tecko If pradeda jau pasidavineti
Skaltlius uzgriebtu cia belaisvip
jau siekia 1000, tame skaitliuje
daugelis oficieru.
"Narsi gen. Sacharovo armija
pergalejus visas sunkenybes prie
persikelimo per upe Lipa, kuris
lvyko po smarkia prieso ugnim
ketverge nuvijo priesq atgal, ku.
ris pradejo begti betvarkeje
Musu artilerija apsaudineja be,
ganti priesa.
"Vakar mes paemem apie I,ooc
belaisviu If keturias kanuoles
Belaisviai Wis dar plaukia.
Skaitlius belaisviu, paimtu lai.
ke music 1o d. liepos Xxi Stole:
isnesa 2,S17 kareiviu If 75 of,
cierus. Pailnta taipgi didelis
skaitlius kariskos medziagos.
-Austrijos stabas pripazista
kad austrai turejo pasitraukti at.
gal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28

savo pajiegas If megintu siusti
Egyptian. Jie neturi ganetinai pa
jiegu suvaldymui sukilusiu arabu,
kurie uzeme jau svarbiausius Ara
bios If mahometonu miestus Mex
kq if Medina If apSauke Arabijos
neprigulmyste.
Smarkus muSiai eina ant rusu If
austru kares fonto Styro paupiose,
prize Lipa, Volyniaus gubernijoj,
Galicijoj If Bukovinoj. Cia aus
trai nelstengia atsilaikyti, rusai ant
vlso to fronto veja austru kariu-
meme, kaip aviu pulka, nors jie,
'ustiprinti vokieGiu, megina smar-
kiai prieSintis. Smarkiausi muSiai
eina dabar prize Galicijos rubeziu,
prize miestelio Berestecko, pagarse-
juSio muSiais lenku su kazokais.
Nuo cia mat rusai vel verziasi Ga
licijon If nori uzpulti kariumene
vokiecio generolo Bothmero.
Volyniaus gubernijoj sujungta
austro-vokieciu kariumene uzpuole
su visu smarkumu rusus prize Be-
reznica, bet rusu artilerija priverte
juos atgal grizti. Nepasiseke vo-
kieciams neginimai ir kitur. No-
lyniaus gubernijoj austro-vokie6iu
kariunene labai didelius nuosto-
Illus turejo. Wen vokieciu gene
rolas Linsingen nuo 10 Xxi 22 lie
pos dicnai nelaisviaiS nuzude 5o,-
600 kareiviu. 10 If y liepos ge-
nerolas Sacharov paeme 1900 ne
laisvig. I8-2I liepos, begant nuo
Berestecko, paimta $1,000 alrstrll,
o Styro paupiuose 5000. Galicijoj
rusu generolas Brusilov stengiasi
apsiausti armijq generolo Both
nero. Dabar rusai vel verziasi prize
Lembergo (Lvovo), kuri jau karta
turejo, bet turejo austrams atiduoti.
Ir kariumene generolo Kuropat-
kino Latvijoj Lietuvoj smarkiau
veikti pradejo. Prize Rygos rusai
nustume vokiecius IL myliu atgal.
Cia tapo rusu sumuSti geriausi vo-
kieciu kariumenes regimentai. Vo-
kieGiai megino pirlnyn zengti il
prize Smurgainiu, bet kanuoliu su-
vial priverte juos atgal grlzti,
Buvo pereitq savaite If mazi lai-
vynu susiremimai. Rusu laivynas
Baltiko jurese suismuSe ST. vokisku,
o angliSki laivai susireme su vokiS-
kais Belgijos pakrantese, bet mu-
Siai tie pasiliko neiSristi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
RUSAI PERLAUZIk
VOKIEcIU LINIJA.

Lond onas, liepos IS d.
Gen. Kuropatkinas, perlauzes va
kar yokieeiu fronta Kurseje,
pietus nuo Rygos, siadien pada-
re tame frontc didele spragq, XII
rios ilgis iSneSa apie As verstus
nekuriose vietose vokieciai tapo
atmesti ant IS verstu atgal.
kaizeris skubiai apleido vaka-
RIM fronta ir su Stabo perdetiniu
nuvyko ! rusu frontq, kas paro-
do, kad vokieciams, national,
sresia tenai didelis pavojus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28

"Linkui Erzingan mes pcrejo-
me per upe Vakarq Eufratq.
Lake liepos 20 il FL d. mes
paemem nelaisven so oiicieru
viena generola il .vienq pulki-
ninka 1900 kareiviu If 10 ka-
nuolip. Abelnas belaisviu skait-
Illus, pridejus tuos, kurie buvo
pagarsinti vakar iSryto, iSnesa
is viso $1,000 vyru. Abelnas
skaitlius paimtu kanuoliq siekia
40"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
SAUSUJU KONVENCIJA.

St. Paul, MINI; Sauspju, tai
gi fanatiSku gerimu priesu cia
atsibuvusioj konvencijoj kandi-
datu prezidento vietai tapo is
rinktas |. Frank Hanly. Bet jis,
turbut, vien kandidatu If pasi-
liks. Xxi siol vien dvi partijos
Amerikoj gall pervaryt savo kan
didatus-republikonai If demo
kratai, todel kitq PARTLY kandi-
datais mazai kas rupinasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
SILTINES AMERIKOS
KARIUMENEI

Brownsville, Texas. Cia gau-
ia zinios, kad tarp sutrauktu
prize Mexikos rubeziu, Illinois
valstijos milicjos kareiviu apsi-
reiske siltines. Valdzia vienol<
nenori to patvirtinti, kol patti ne
persitikris.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
IS VISUR.

Turkai vel mtgina prieiti
prize Suez kanalo. Dabar yra
nuo 10 tik 80 myliu.
Kanada, sustiprinimui savo
kariumen5s Francuziioi. pasiuu-
te ten vel 10000 kareiviu.
del lietaus stokos, bus blogas:
Anglijoj, lndijose, Francuzijoj i5
Rusijoj.
atstovu rinkimai. Isrinkta If "a
moteris. Tokiu budu seine bus
I2% moteru.
Brazilijoj, valstijoj Motto
Crosse prizes valdziq sukilo DO
silsti kariumene.
Pagarsintas Ispaniioi kares
stovis del gelezinkelininku streiko
tapo atSauktas, palaikyta i Tx
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
BUVUSI VENEZUELOS
PREZIDENTA LEIDO
AMERIKON

Washington, D. c. CentraliS-
koji Suvienytu Valstiju valdzia
leido ateiviu uzvaizdos sulaiky-
tam buvusiam Venezueles pre-
zidentui, generolui Castro islipti
ant kranto ir pasilikti Suvieny-
tose Valstjose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
NUsOVE PAcIA IR JOS
NUMYLETINI.

Alpine Texas. Vaziuojant au-
tomobiliu kariumenes maiorui
NJ. {. Butler If moterei II. 7.
SPANIEL, abudu nuSove moteries
vyras, hotelio savininkas. Jis
name, kad 10 moteris yra majo-
70 numyletine. Atlikes savo
darbq, SPANIEL pats apie tai po-
licijai praneSe il tapo suimtas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
BEVIELINIS TELEFONAS.

San Francisco, Cal. Gyvenan-
It's cia DR.. Berringer Cox iSrado
naujq bevielini telefona. Nauja-
me telefone susikalbama ne per
ora, bet per zeme, lStikro tai
nebutq naujas isradimas, mes dar
prizes isradimq bevielinio telegra-
10 If telefono francuzai jau me-
gino zeme susineSimams panau-
doti.