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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
NEW ENGLAND a A p, PEsAoHEs ,

Peaches arefone or the nn5sf 4fseful and attractive fruits to use in com bination with other foods. They may be served at any meal and in almost endless variety Of ways.
 Halyed peaches may accompany the many ready-to-eat breakfast cer- calls. They make attractive filings for pastry tarts (baked over inverted muffin tins) especially if the peach Is placed stone side sp and blanched almond used to represent the peach kernel, with teaspoon CT two of whipped cream tucked in around the edges. Peach halves may be mo1ded in gelatin jelly, and may be served in the hollowed-out tops of moids of cold steamed rice or corn starch blanc mango, or in slices Of stale toasted cake with cream or custard poured over.
 Sliced peaches may be rsed with other fruits in fruit cocktai1ss served with cut-up oranges in orange halves or in halves of ripe canteloupea, as a filling between inexpensive layer cake, and in biscuit short cakes dn- dividual ones are best, because crisp CT, and cheapest because none. are left over.)
 Mashed peaches may be combined with sweetened whipped cream which has been favored with a drop or two of almond extract and served very. cold in glasses or on cake.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
NEW ENGLAND PEACHES.

Wesall know that a pinch of salt gives zest and taste to all foods, but while we use salt to season, it is new Idea to employ 1t to bring out the flavor of fruit in jams and to reduce the amount of sugar actually used
 We have to thank Pratt Institute for originating the idea but the fol- lowing recipe was worked out in June and July at the Connecticut Agricu1- tura1 College
 SALT SAVES SUGAR-Two pounds of beaches, weighed after skins and stones are removed. (About a dozen peaches). One and three quarter cups of sugar. one level tablespoon of salt. Cook together until thick and clear This is not a very sweet jam, but it should not taste of the salt If too salty. add one quarter cup sugar be- fore removing from the stove. Pour into hot clean glasses and seal irn- mediately with hot parraf1n. This amount will make from four to five glasses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

was lady who had a child that suf- fered with Tickets. One of my own sons had this disease so badly that his back was crooked. At that time we lived in Sweden. We went to several doctors but without results. At last I found one doctor who advised me to give salt baths twice a week before supper and from personal experience r know that it is safe and reliable treatment, as my son is today strong man, Have given the same advice to many and it has been used with great success.
 MRS. F.s
 (Answer) Here is another safe and harmless home treatment which seems to deserve attention. though there is no likelihood of any such treatment curing every case. but it is probable that it will do lot of good, and it Is just such simple measures we want for the vast Home Health Club family to try in emergenciess In all cases of Tickets, food that contains phosphates in abundance is required.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
The Park Ave. NeMs
Ry Lee Page,
>S~


 Weather. Jest the same ,ony hot ter.
 Big Smash Up. "A big collision took phase last Friday evening wen Sid Hunt and Sam Cross met suddinly vile they was running erround the corner in opposite directions, causing Sam to lose a loose tooth wich he waa very proud of.
 Spoarts- Raymind, the new fat boy in the next block. was, getting his hare cut in the barber shop on Thersday aftirnoon, wen Ed Wernick, Lew Davis and Leroy Shooster saw hi mand stood in the door yelling sutch things as, Look whose getting his hare cut, Wat are you going to do with 1t, make pillers for the par Ter? Look out, those sizzers is sharp. until the barber chased them swear ing fearse.
 Wy. not Tern to- be a mecanick? Ed Wernick win leeve you watch him take his bysickel apart and put it to- gether agen for 4 sents. Avvertize- ment.
 sissiety Notes. MT. Artie Alixander Is reported to be ingeged to Miss Maud Jonson- Miss Jonson denies 1t, however, saying her new ring was gave to her for getting over the mee- zils.
 Ihtristing Packs About Intristing People. Puds Simkins ses he ate 9 br nnanas one aftirnoon without stop ping. But he ses he dident eat mutch suppir aftirwerds.
 Lost and Found Department Lost A broken dog collar with no dog attached. See Sid Hunt.
 Found--Nuthing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
HE SHOWED JEALOUSY.

John K. writes: What do you think of this action on girls part: a took a young lady to the theatre re- gently, and directly behind us sat two sorty chaps whom she knew. She in troduced me to her friends in hap hazard way. Every few minutes dur ing the time the play was showing as well as during intermission she turned and talked with those two men who seemed to enjoy my discomfort over this immensely. During our walk home I scarcely spoke. At her door she asked me: What the matter was?' and I frankly told her that I did not like the way in which she had ignored me during the evening. Oh, forget it, John,' she said, asking me in the same breath to take her to a movie the last of the week. set one of your friends to take you,' an- swered. and raising my hat, turned and left her. Now, she was a very nice girl for all that. I have since been wondering whether or no she was attempting to test my interest in her to see if she could make me jeal- ous. Should I write and ask to call on her again? I think of her and cant forget her.''
 Yes, write her you will take her to the movie, providing she gives you a fair share of her attention. Girls have foolish ways sometimes. Give her an- other chance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

It is the artistic handling that makes thi5 simple frock so remark ably attractive. It Is carried out in crepe Georgette trimmed with em- broidery. The waist is long, and at- fached to 1t is a two-piece gathered skirt. There is a panel front, apron style, which may be omitted, If de- sired. A sash-beit, large collar and deep cuffs for the gathered sleeves complete the decorative scheme.
 Tn medium size tho costume re- quires yards 36-inch material, with 1M yard belting for stay and yards ribbon 2N inches wide for the sash. One yard less of material is required, If the panel Is omitted.
 Beginning with. the waist: Form plait in back and in right front crcasine on slot parforations, then lap to small cor perforations and press. If2desired stitch 1ss inch from folded edges. Turn front edge of right front unier on small Coz perforations aad tack. favisibly., or if desired rtifch 1% inch from folded edge. Close under-arrn and shoulder seams az. notched, Large "O'' perforations in right front indicate center front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
LAURA JEAN LBBYs DAILY TALKS oN TOPICS

to call on me to spend the evening. am employed in large store, am frugal. but it takes all I can make to pay my way and clothe myself. Do you think it is possible that I would meet 8 man who would care for me, marry me. and take me out of this bondage? It seems to be only 16-year7 old girls who can get men to marry them these days.''
 While there is life, there is hope. There never was a time in the world S history when so many women-no longer young-are making such nota- |bly brilliant marriages. There are some sensible men left. Some women find heart-mates early-some find them late. Do not despair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
SUFFRAGETTE SCHOOL
 TEACHER LOSES PLACE

Buffalo, Sept 8. Miss Margaret Fotheringham, arrested with other suffra gists for picketing in front of White House, will be dismissed as a teacher of domestic science in Buf- falo public schools if D. Henry P. Elm erson, superintendent of education, has his way.
 1T have received many protests against continuing Miss Fothering ham as a teacher Supt. Emerson told the school board at it's meeting last night
 The board authorized the superin- tendent to prefer charges against Miss Buckingham for being absent from her duties without leave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
Simple But Artistically Handled. i,

Gather lower edge of waist between ''T perforations Lap right front on left to line of small "o'' perfora- tions, finish for closing and tack lower edges together. Close back. seam of stay. Adjust stay under gathers, center-fronts and center-backs even; bring single large ''O'' perforation in stay to under-arm seam and bring the folded edges of plaits in waist to single small 70" perforations in stay.
 Next, form tucks in collar, creas- ing on slot perforations. Stitch A inch from folded edges and sew col lar to neck edge. Leave free forward of left shoulder seam and finish for closing.
 Next, take the skirt and close back seam. Form tuck craasing on cross line of slot perforations; stitch ' inches from folded edge. Turn hem at lower edge of skirt on small .p' perforations; gather upper edge be- tween e'T' perforations Sew to low. CT edge of waist, center-fronts and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
CLUB NOTES

I will gladly answer all inquiries for information on health subjects from readers of this publication if same are addressed to Home Health Club, 5039 Cottage Grove Ave-, Chi cago, I. >Send full name and address with cents postage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

Some of our boy friends indignantly deny that they. welcome the new to. matoes because they are . valuable missile to throw at each other. They find them even more useful to decor ate the schoolhouse door with. .sI Ix
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
]. & NJ. RAILROAD ALREADY
 EMPLOYING FEMALE HELP

Boston. Sept. 8. The Boston & Maine railroad began the employment of young women at the North station yesterday to succeed men needed for active train servise. They will op- crate the elevators.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

\, (Correct name and address must be given to insure attention. not tc priut Use ink. Write short letters. only on one side of paper. Address Miss Lib. hey, 916 President Street Brooklyn, x. Y.)t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
20 years Embroidery

20 Embroidery 12f45. Transfer ia bue Is
 These Home Dressmaking articles are prepared especially for this newspaper from the very latest styles by The Pictorial Review.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
NEVER HAD A BEAU.

Hesen writes: "I am woman of 39 and have never had beau in all my life. No gentleman has ever asked
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

Dear Doctor read your lectures regularly and aS I ann. member of your club, want to help others. There
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

FLORAL BOUQUETS
 AND DESIGNS. JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

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  ingv oeacho one would be in 
  act M r. af Farmer in of rving,w when obtain ed in tn and mail it today Ses. sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08
ON SPEAKING TERMS AGAIN.

"Orice on a time when I was young, Once on a time when life was new, I thought. that all the tales heard
 were true, And I believed whatever songs were
 sung"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-08

When man and a woman who have loved face the experience that they can pass each other as strangers the truth is forced upon them that they could live their lives if need be without each other. Even though they may be at variance it is best to recognize each other in meeting. One little kindly word can turn the tide of anger.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
AUSTRIA ZADA Att
DARYTI JURAS AMERI-
KIEcIAMS

Londonas, vas. 20 d.-PraneSi-
mai is Viennos, aptureti Hagoje
il persiusti Exc an'ge I el E.
6 aph kompanijai, sake, kat
austra-vengru valdzia tariasi ST
Amerikos arnbasadoriumi Pen-
fieldu klausirne 'leidino ameri-
kieciams keliauti be kliuties pc
Tarpzemines juras, tikedamasi
tuomi isvengti sutraukymo di-
plomatiniu rysiu su Suv. Valsti-
jomis.
Vienok nematoma, kad tas pa
vyks, mes Vokietija nenori duct
uztikrinimo amerikieciarns, pasi-
remdama tuon1i, kad tas susilp-
nytu blokada Tarpzemlnese ju-
rese, o Austro-Vengrija pat
v;ena be Vokietijos sutilndno ne
galinti uztikriniino duoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
100000 VOKIEcIU
HOLANDIJOS PASIENYI.

Kopenhagen, vas. IL d., per
Londona.-Penki vokieciu ka-
r,aunos korpusai, sutraukti Ho-
|, ndijos pasienin puikiai isaiSki-
ma priezastis, kodel Holandiios
raldzla nepaklause prezidento
Wilsono >paraginimo neutrality
Saliu srtraullyti diplomatinius
rysius su Vokietija del JOS nesi-
Iarzomo kariavimo submarinais.
Vokieciu kareiVijos buvo su-
trauktos CANA dideliais skaitliais
HolandWos pasienio apielinkeje,
|kaip buvo snekama militariliuo-
Sc Berlino rateliuose, keliomis
savaitemis dar prizes dro Won
Bethmann-Hollwego paskelbi-
ma naujos submarinines kario-
mes. Ju laikymas ten tuoju lai-
ku, kuomet Vokietija kalbejo
apie taika, buvo aiSkinamas tuo-
mi, kad to reikalaves plianas pa
skaidymui strategines atsargos
pavasarinei kovai.
Kokia nebutu priezastis su-
traukimo dideles kareiviju pajie-
gos Holandijos pasienm Vokie-
tijai summarizing kare beprade-
CANT ir prezidentui Wilsonui Sau-
kant neutralias tautas prisideti
prie Amerikos, apsaugojimui
neutralumo reikalu nuo Vokieti-
jos, jis parodo. kaip mazci Ho-
landija gall veikti prizes vokie-
Gus. Vokieciu durtuvai ir eko-
NOMINEES bel politines priezastis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
WASHINGTONAS LAUKIA
NAUJU PAzADQ.

| Washington, vas. II d.-Si va
kara buvo isreikSta isitikinimas,
kad yra surasta be1ldras pama-
taS tolesnems apSnekoms, kurios
gali praIsalinti fizini Suv. Valsti-
jp susiremima su Vokietija.
Valstyb5s Departamentas pa
skelbe smemoranduma Sveicariios
pasiuntinio d-ro Paul Richter,
veikiancio cia vokieciu val
dzios vardu; sitas memoranda
mas nurodo galimuma isristi
daPartlnl kryzi.
Aiskum parodyInu savo pade-
jimo, parasytu national prezi-
dento, Suv. Valstijos atsake, kad
tik suderinimas Vokietijos sub
niarinlnes kariones su jos paza-
dais, duotaiS Sussex atsitikime,
sali sita valdzia palnasinti prize
konferencijos. Siandien ibuvo is
relNsta nuomone, kad bendras
|pamata, tolesnems apSnekoms
tsurasta.
Vokietija reikalauja, kad j jos
pirklini blokavima Anglijos ne
butu kisamasi, Suv. Valstijos
savo atsakyme isreiske ne nora
k.stis i toki blokavilna, tik rel
kalavo, kad Vokietija atnaujintp
savo pasizadejimus saugoti anne
iikie6ius jtrroje If tu pasizadeji-
rlu .laikytusi.
Tuo tarpu visomis pajiegomis
stengiasi ivykinti Sta pasitari-
lca tie pats veiksniai, kurie su-
| toje paskatino Vokietiia savo
cficiali pasiulinima duoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
CHINAI PROTESTUOIA.

Pekin, vas. 9 d.-Atsakyman j
Vokletijos paskelbima nevarzo-
mos [ariones submarinais Chinu
uzsienio reikalu minister's idave
rasta Vokietijos ministeriui, ku-
rio tekstas yra tokis:
"Naujos priemones kariavimo
submarine kurias Vokietiia
Paskelbe, state pavojun Chinu
valstieciu gyvastis If turtus dau-
CLAUS dar negu pirmesneses, ku-
rios Chinams jau atsiejo dauge-
llu gyvasciq, ir yra lauzymu tarp-
tautiniu teisiu. 'Toleravimas ju
panaudojimo butu ivedirnu tarp-
tautinesna teisesna sauvalio prin-
cipo, nesuderinamo su teisotais
neutraliu If kariaujanciu saliu
santikiais.
"Todel Cha1ai astral protes-
tuoja prizes vokieciu priemones,
paskelbtas vas. I d., If Sirdingai
pasitikti, kad neutrales valstybes
bus pagodojamos ir kad minetos
priemones nebus panaudotos.
Jei gi sitas protestas bus be pa
sekmes, tai Chinai su dideliu ne
noru priversti bus sutrankyti di-
plomatinius rysius. Nera reikalo
sakyti, kad Chinu zingsnis yra
diktuojamas moro ivykinti taika
If tarptautines teises palaikyti." :"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
VOKIEcIU QUOTAS
'PRASERGEJIMO LAIKAS
NEUTRALIU sALIU
LAIVAMS PASIBAIGE.

Amsterdam, per Londona, vas.
I3 d.-Sulyg cia aptureto Berli-
mo oficiaiio praneSimo, visi pra-
sergejimo laikai neutralems sa-
Inns neiti vokietiu uzdraustas
Juostas, pasibaige. Sulyg 10, At
lantiko If Anglu kanalo juostu
Frasergejimo laikas pasibaige
vas. IL d. nakti; Siaurines ilrros
lnostos, vas. 6 d. ir Happenings
Juros juostos, vas. 10 d.
lame praneSime sakoma:
"Todel nuo sio laiko praserge-
Jimas, kuris buvo isduotas, yra
piinoJe galeje ir pirklmiai LAVAL
ilegali daugiau tiketis individinio
prasergejimo. Tie laivai, kurie
lels uzdrauston juoston, darys ia
Pllnai zinodami Jtuos pavojus, ku-
rle JUGS If ju igulas laukia. Yra
alskiai pasakyta, kad visos zinios.
paejusios is priesu saltiniu apie
torpedavima neutrality iaivu pries
mmetas datas be prasergejimo,
yra neteisingos."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16

ftoma nevidoningu darbu, tai SUI
siremimas kareje anksciau ar We
liau turi ivykti, gal anksciau
lie velian, mes daugelis amerikie-
c,u randasi ant prieSu laivu.
Yra manoma, kad iSvengimas
sasiremimo ginklais yra galimas
tik tasyk, jei viena, ar kita puse
sutiks nusileisti. Bet kick gall
ma spresti is vokieciu uzsienio
reikalu ministerio Alfredo Zim-
mermanno ir kitu officially iSsita-
rimu j Associated Press berlinis-
kius korespondentus, tai sunku
tiketi, kad Vokietija Siuo kartu
nusileistp, arba kad j atsizadetu
savo pradetos nemielasirdingos
kovos budo.
Vokietijos if Amerikos santi-
kiai ne syki perejo tartrrm ne
pataisomus kryzius, bet dabarti-
mis- kryzis yra sunkesnis negu
pirmesnieji If net optimistui sun
XII yra matyti ramu susitaiky-
ma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
RERLINE TIKIMA,
KAD KARE SU SUV.
VALSTIJOMIS NEIsVEN.
GIAMA

Kopenhagen, per Londona.
vas. II d.-Berline nedaug viii
ties turima, kad kare su Suv.
Valstjomis yra i,svengiama, an
kad yra galimas koks susitaiky-
mo budas akyvaizdoje dabartinio
pasistatyno situ dvieju valsty-
biu.
Validity ir didziumos zmoniu
noru yra iSvengti kares kokiu
nebuk budu, suderi1amu su da-
bartine submarinine pakraipa,
bet me kitaip.
'Sutinkamai su tuo, kaip A S
socla te d Press suzinoio is
istikimu saltiniu, submarine ko-
lnanduotojams prizes pradejima
Jq pasluntmystes Quota isakymai,
sus'durus su neutrality sally, ypa-
tlngai Amerikos laivais, laikytis,
kick galint, saugiosios puses.
Pirkliniai priesu laivai, gerai
'pazinus, kad jie yra tokiais, pri-
sakyta skandinti nieko nelatlkus,
bet ne1ltraliu Sally pirkliniai lai-
val turi butt prasergiami, iei
prasergejimas ju nuomone sutin-
ka su kares tikslu If savo paciu
laivq saugumu.
Vlenok po prezidento Wilsono
greito If griezto pasistatymo pa
rnatyta, kad toxic prisakai gall
tx sumazinti If tik nutesti, O
re, prasalinti galutini persisky-
rima. Taipogi jei prezidentas
Wilson laikytusi savo paskel-
biunc, kad sunaikinimas al ,eri-
kieeiu gyvasciu, ar laivu bus skai-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16

Mat Vokietija pasitarti apie tai
kos iSlygas vel rengiasi talkinin-
kus pakviesti.
Vakariniame kares fronte Som
me paupiuose anglai megino pir-
|myn zengti Beaucourt apielinke-
Sc, bet, kaip uztikrira vokieciai,
tapo atgal atmusti. Dabar Som
me fronto dali laiko vien anglai,
10 francuzai sutrumpino savo
fronta ir visas savo pajiegas su-
trauke prize Verduno, Meuse pa
upius If prize sveicarijos rubezip,
,nuo kur tikinasi vokieciu Fran
cuzijon isiverzimo. I siaurius
nuo Somme smarkiai veikia ang-
lu artilerija. I siaurius nuo La
Bassee kanalo buvo CANA smar-
kus anglu su vokieciais musis,
kuris traukesi 6 valandas, bet
kaip uztikrina vokieeiai, pasibai-
ge be paseklniu, anglai turejo
atgal trauktis.
Meuse paupiuose, prie Ver-
duno, smarkiai veikia francuzu
artilerija. ALLY girioj If abiejo-
Sc pusese upes Moselle francu-
zai megino pirmyn zengti, bet
kaip uztikrina vokieeiai, tapo at
musti. Matyt musiai cia buvo
mazi, didesniu nebuvo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
RUSIJA PERSERGSTI NEu.
TRALES VIEsPATIIAS.

Petrogradas. Rusu laikras-
ciai mena, kad jeigu Europos
neutraliskos viespatijeles pa
&iausytu Suv. Valstiju if per-
trauktp diplomatiskus rysirrs III
Vokietija, tai is to galetu butt
nauda ne talkninkams, bet Vo-
kietijai. Vokietija, mat, lengvai
galetu uApulti jas m SUI
frn1ti pirma, negu talIkininkai pa
spetu su pagelba. LaikraStis
Blrz vi a Vie d om o.s.ti
raso, kad tokiame atsitikime Vo-
kietJa lengvai galetu uzimti
Hollandija ir Danija, kas vokie-
CLAIMS suteiktu svarbius strate-
glskus patogumus. Todel sis
laikrastis pataria, kad "talkinin-
ky diplomtija privalo pranesti
neutraliskcms viespatijoms, jog
jos gall stoti karen tik ant savo
riziko."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
Is Kares Lauko.
ANGLAI PRADEDA
NAUJA zYGI ANT BA-
FAUME.

Londonas, vas. 7 d.-Svarbus
kaimas vokieciu ginyklose Grand
court, ] vakarus nuo Bapauine
pateko anglu vado Haigo ka-
reiviu rankas. Gretimes ginyklas
taipgi paeme anglai.
Sitas paeminlas yra svarbiM-
stu anglu laimejim,.- vakaru Some
po pasibaigimui Ancrc ofensyvc
lapkricio menesyj pernai. jas
leidzia jiems gerai isikabinti
vokieGiu linija Ancre sektore Il
skina kelia uzpuolimams ant
tvirtoviu Miraumont If Pys
svarDiausiu Bapaumes tvirtumu
vakaruose.
Likusiame vakariniame some
mazesnieji veikimai buvo skait-
lingi, zvalgai III puolamieji burial
is abiejp pusiu atsizymejo nepa-
prastu veikluillti. 81
Berlanas pranesa apie paemima
60 belaisviu If triju masininir
kanuoliu, vokieciu gi nuostoliai
sulyg Paryziaus If Londono pra-
nesimu, buve nepaprastai dideli
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
KAIZERIS sAUKIA KON-
FERENCIJA.

Londonas, vas. II d.-Kaizeris
susauke svarbia konferencija,
apkalbejimui submari-
nu klausidno. Ciesorystes Kane
leris DIR. Won Bethmann-Holweg
ir augStieji kariaunos bel laivy-
no virsininkai yra suvaziave 81
tom konsermcijon. Spejama, kad
sitoje kqnfereHloijoje bus apkal-
bama, ar negalima bus su neutra-
lernis salimis susitaityti, susvel-
nijus isdygas, isdetas yeliausiame
vokieSiu 1nemorandume.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
BERLINISKIS AMERIKOS
AMBASADORIUS GERARD
SVEICARIJOJ..

Zuerich (per Paryziu), vas. II
d.-Suv. Valstiju ambasadorius
James w. Gerard pribuvo Svei-
carijos pasienin Schaffhausman
slandien 4 val. po pietu. j pa
sitIko Svei6ariskis Amerikos am
basadorius ,easant A. Stovall.
Jis atvaziavo su I2o kitu anne
rikieciu if tuojaus nlvaziavo Ber-
nan, kur uztrukes dvi, ar iris
dienas, vaziuosias Paryziun. Is
Berlino Sveicarijon pribuvo be
jokiu nuotikiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
|SUBMARINAI UzDRAU-
STOJ JUOSTOJ PASKAN-
DINO rs LAIVUS.

Londonas, vas. 9 d.-Vokieciu
submarinai vel paskandino sesis
laivus; per devynias submarini-
lies kares dienas submarinai pa
skandino Is laivus. Tarp sitp
paskandintuju yra: Amerikos l;
kitty neutrality Sally 2S; anglu 80;
kitu kariaujanciu Sally 7.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
UZDRAUDE PARDUOTI XII
ITEMS VOKIEcIU NUO-
SAVYBE.

washington, d. G. Preziden-
tas isleido prokliamacija, kuria
uzdraudzia perduoti kittens ko-
kia nors vokieciu nuosavybe Su-
vienytose Valstijose: dirbtuves,
pramone, ypac gi Amerikos por-
tuose esancius vokie6iu laivus.
Nieko nuo vokieciu negali per-
init nei amerikonai.
IS Panamos kanalo juostos vo-
kieciai tapo prasalinti. Nuo vo-
kisku laivu stovejusiu Honololu
porte, ant Hawai- salu, tapo pa
imtos ju igulos, O ant laivu sar-
gybos pastatytos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16

pasaa.) aiskiai, kodel Holandija
nenorejo paklarlsyti prezidento
Wilsono patarilno.
Lygiai tokiame pat padejime
yra ir kitos Salines neutrales sa-
lls-Danija, sveicarija; jos bio,
kad vokieciai su jomis nepadary-
tu to paties, ka padare su Belgi-
ia, Serbia If Rununija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
IS AMERIKOs.
UZEME BEVIELINIO TIE.
=. LEGRAFO STACITA.

Atlantic City, N. Y. Suvieny-
tq Valstijq valdzia paeme vo-
kleciq bevielinio TELEGRAPH staci-
ia Tuckerton. Visus ten tarna-
vusius vokiecius nuo vietu at
state.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-16
LYNCHAI AMERIKOT.

1916 metuose Suvienytose
Valstijose lynchuota, taigi mi
niu teismu nuzudyta 54 zmones,
tame so negru ir 3 moteris. Tree
dalis visu lynchu buvo Georgia
valstijoj.