davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

you sent in a letter. They have abso-
lutely no trace of IL here. II the New
York office sent IT, the fellow has
probably mislaid II. / am writing
them to I'm out the particulars.
ut makes me boiling mad. Your
package has not come yet, but that
has not had time. The other thing
just makes me sick. received a
package of cigarettes from the Daily
Press. and one also from a girl in
Atlantic City. That was nice Of them.
wasn't Il? You have no idea how
good IL makes one feel to get some
thing from home. I have made so
good here in the postoffice that they
want me to continue here, and I
think that will.
at is nearly time for the supper
bell, and must close. VIII write
decent letter soon. Love to all.
AUBREY"
Cited By French Government.
Thomas was acting city editor OF
a Newspaper in Atlantic City before
the war. He Is q Princeton man and
was among the first of the Prince
ton men to go to France with the
American Field Service Ambulance
Corps. Last spring he returned to
MS nome IN washington with many
mementos Of his hazardous work, In
cluding q citation from the French
government for meritorio1s service
while under FIRE near Verdun. The
former newspaper man suffered q
complete collapse while on his way
home to Washington and for several
weeks was forced to remain in his
room here at his mothers residence,
Chatham Court.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
DONOT UNDERFEED
CHILDREN, WARNS
AGRICULTURE DEPT.

Realizing that many children
throughout the country are suffering
from undernourishment because of
war diets. the Department of Agri-
culture is today sending a circular
broadcast to the mothers Of America,
telling them to prevent improper
nourishment during the war for the
children.
Here are some OF the suggestions
sent out by the department:
''Give your child clean, wholesome,
simply cooked food, plenty OF milk,
cereals. vegetables, fruit, an egg, or
some meat occasionally. Wrong food,
too little, too much, or wrong kind
hurts the child's chance of being the
strong, healthy boy or girl you want.
Right food may mean strong bodies,
good brains, rosy cheeks, and bright
eyes.
Here's good food for a real
youngsters day:
"a good breakfast to start him Off
milk, cornmeal mush, apple sauce. It
makes him fit for school and At for
play. Milk and plenty of 1t makes
him grow-a quart each day II you
can. Put Il on his cereal and in his
cup. Make It into soups. puddings,
and custards for him. Whole milk Is
best, OF course; but skim milk Is good
II there Is a little butter in his meals.
Cottage cheese Is good, too.
mo coffee or tea-not even q TASTE"
Is another suggestion.
MIX cocoa. with plenty OF milk
and fruit juices, are drinks for chill
dren, and plenty OF water always.
whole wheat bread II also or
dered for the child.
Sweets are good for them-the
right ones at the right time" con-
tinues the suggestions.
Oates, raisins, stewed fruits, Sim
pie puddings, sugar cookies are bet
ter than candy. Give them at meat
times"
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
WAR HERO WILL Wed
BALTIMORE ARTIST

Lieut.. Victor White, Of the camou-
fage corps in Washington. will be
married on February to Miss Mar
garet Wood at the home of the latter.
in Baltimore, an announcement today
said,
Miss Wood Is . portrait painter Of
note, with q studio IN New York.
White is the son of Mrs.
E. v. Douglass, OF New York, and be-
fore the entry of the United States
Into the war, was driving an ambu-
lance In France. He was twice deco
rated for bravery,
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

OF Philadelphia, now officers of the
313th, the Baltimore regiment.
To a great extent in the national
army the idea has been to give a
man the thing to do that he already
knows how to do, but II has been nee
essary to put on horses many men
who never rode before. The top
sergeants, the orderlies, and others
are showing Quickness in learning
under the expert instruction provided.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
MAN FOUND DEAD
BESIDE WFE'S GRAVE

UTICA, n. Y, Jan. 21.-MIssinE FIVE
days, Christopher Magra, seventy
two years old, has been found frozen
to death on his wife's grave in a
small hamlet near here.
Since the death of his wife a few
weeks ago, Magra had grieved
greatly, and spent much time at her
grave. Last week he was missing
from HIS home and the search finally
led to the grave.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
OPEN AIR CHURCH SERVICE.

AUBURN. N. Y. Jan 2I.-Ths con-
sregation OF the Church CT st. Peter
and st. Paul here is not going to
worry about the fuel shortage this
winter. Open air services are being
held here to prove that fuel Is not
essential to religious worship. An
altar OF ice was used yesterday and
at the close of usual services bap-
tismal rites were observed.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

between 1913 and 1915 and who wls
later found By . committee to b
partly responsible for the result OF
the Mesopotamian campaign, In which
Kut-eEAmara and General Town
shend's force were lost to the Turka
has been found dead In bed In . wsst
End club.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
BRITISH COMMANDER
FOUND DEAD IN LONDON

LONDON. Jan. 21.-Gen. Sir Beau
champ Dun. who was eommander-in-
chief OF the British forces In India
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

Fancy Figured Colored VoiIes -
s n si ne.. BE 1S I Sc Sc I None like the" elsewhere
Zephyre Cloth at 3sc Yard
fine ored cloth unmatchab for chdns
!: s.; ) r: ';' @ Isl ;ss % .s s:;; s?: ss:s & &
5 a .s o sa & B: s 5:. : E5ssss1s s s.. s:.. & Extra Sizes
Biz I'd viii: I md p fns and W White s ' with % ss s' sn nS to @ a..
P. %ooi Size @ Sa % iass s?5 sp: :s1S ass.
- Hs :: Rsrs Whit. ,p.e'. e
Fancy coIorod Border Bath Towel.
SuG due ua in November is just n and
Hemsttched Pure Linen Tea Cloths
- 81 - and inches linen special
Hemsitched Pure Linen PiIowcases
ANd unread hnen xo inches Special $780, $780, 7S 800
Had torn s sS nsss. sao E Es@se special Wia.aa sRs % Sheets
"s ss s. s s:'''' round and square, and
Japanese Boxed Nainsook
BsAt Soft NnsOOk pieces Special per piece &ss &s7s
TAP. . v: s: :nS Shs ss zns:s Bi xs & S; &c., s and 80. yard
speA.l ,s4 80 .na si1 sSs 1ud i''""''sf1'o N'''''
... s. Rl.ia as csIs''s s s,. D.:;' 2.:s vo''
Turkish Bath Towels
as White Fsa : sR,n Ys4n 1' fr.S ni FL Tos GG. ..
1 1 s.d GsSs R2 2. a sy TFs Fsi.i fys Hss
.,,... BIss; Blesshsd ed Pun, Pure Linen Table Dam.ak
% ~ ns 5 51: ss and md Ss .s J D wit" 0''"" design" Specially
7oi9e5 Union Specially priced a. ,1as
77-uE Imported Affection Tab. Dama.k $40 yard
Bleached Pure Linen Napkins l
inches Special
z2xZ2 inches. Special
Imported TAbecoths and Napkins
and cottonhard tell
Cloths Napkins
Cloths Special each
Hemstitched Pure Linen Huek Towels, Soc
Plain huck o lama effects
limited @ % % :. s @ a: s: @ % % ss. @ sz:: p Nd I'd sa. %
An final TN~-
He,tehed and
36 and SISSY inches Soc
Pure Linen Huckaback Towng figures, for
towels Scarfs 75c 5cyard.
HsmmSd Twiued Glass andK Towels. So .aA
Art Needlework Salon
m teach by her individual instructions
knit those socks hetea
Headquarters for Khaki
ana specially made n Itwibe
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

.. 8. J11oses 3 Sons
+ onb Eleventh St..
The Linen Shop
t due actual values given shass Merchandise Special Pd
John s. Brown & Sons Shamrock Linens
Spot and Scroll carnadou- Rose Poppy Da;k
Sots: Sa yards; specially priced 81. MiS '.A
S UeRS t III 1S S :pssy RHee &C., a. HE :7 ::A S
Napkins ZxA inches specially priced tIOo doI
John S. Brown & Sons Fine Huck Towels
Heah 1886 inches special each
Heavy Absorbent HucE Towels iii56 so ..
IIIenihd Union Huck Towels 21o inches sc each
Pure Linen Crash Towelins
Special zss zs ns &c. &c. Sc and Sc yard
typed
nanger SPECIAL each
Bed Comforts at Special Prices
We
c%fo to~n % special reduction inc Iy oa cont up szo
each. and 2o9O of on any Comfort over $3.50 each
Down-Fied Comforts
applied
Fine White Cotton Lined Comforts
reduction o regular arprca
An
sateen Size inches weight Special $aoo each
Blue and Gray Army BlanketHea weathepoo Special slo0
N2O0 and $l27S each
AIwool Steamer Rugs. Iess 1876.
Linfeel Cotton Hemmed Napkins
inches Special
|"=O ncho" Special dozen
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
Sale of Lace Panels Z
and Paneling

Door Panels as low as $l.00 each.
Window Panels that sold as high
as 5000 each, now $S.9S each.
These are Handmade Arabian and
Cluny Laces, and are suitable for odd
windows or could be cut up for fancy
work.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
RUSQ SOCIALIZACIJA
NEPAVYKO.

Berne, gruodzio 23 DIS
tikimos zinios is Rusijos pa
tvlrtlna pirmesnius praneSi-
mus, kad socialzacija industri
ju toje Salyje visai nepavyko.
OficialiSkos statistikos paro-
do, kad is 5l3 dirbtuviu, XII
rios yra kontroliuojamos val
stijos, iSlaidos buvo didesnes,
negu ineigos. Lake pirmu ke-
turiq menesiu 1918 IN. valdzia
ismokejo $2O0,000,OO0, kad
padengti deficita il buvo pri-
versta paskolinti $500,000,0O0
dirbtuvems, kurias kontroliuo
ia. TechniSki ekspertai tvirti-
ma, kad rusu industrija taip
smarkiai nukentejo nuo boil
SevikiSko rezimo, kad reilles
daug metu, pakol j gales nor
maliSkai nusistatyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
GRUMOJA LENKIJAI.

BerlinaS, gruodzio q d.
Premieras Ebert If Hugo Ha-
ase pasiunte telegramq Dan
zigo miesto virSininkui toxic
turinio:
"TautiSka valdzia mano.
had yra jos pareiga apginti
Vokietijos miesta Danzigq ii
pavartoti visits budus, kad pa
laikyti kaipo dali Vokietijos.' .
Lenku valdzios prisakymas,
kad butq tuojaus rinkimai
Danzige, pastumejo yokieciq
valdzia tam pasipriesinti.
Valdininkai Allensteino at
spausdina savo oficialiSkame
organe persergejima: "Bile
kokia lenkq orgaAizacija, ku-
ri rengs rinklmus, arba da-
lins lapus rinkejq su kandida-
tais, abra varys propaganda,
yra iSdavikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
EX-KAIZERIO KALEDOS.

LondOnas, gruodzio % d.
William Hohenzollern, ex-
kaizeris Vokietijos, mano Sill
rengti Kaledas sulyg senoviS-
ko vokieciq paprocio. Jis no
rejo parSitraukti is Berlino
kaplana, bet Nokietijos val
dzia atsisake iSleisti Hollandi-
jon kaplana.
Buvo manes laikyti pamal-
das kaimo koplycioje, bet ii
tas nebus galima, nes bijoma-
81, kad nebutu suregntos prize
singos DEMONSTRATORS.
Kaledu eglaite yra priren-
glama If ant JOS uzkabineja-
ma visokios dovanos, bet ex-
kaizeris praSes sau tarnu, kad
Jle jokiu dovanp kaizeriui il
10 zmonai neduotu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
UKRAJINA UKININKU
RANKOSE.

BerlnaS, gruodzio % d.
Ukraiinos armija is 100000
apginkluotu ukininku uzeme
kleva If beveik uzbaige savo
kampanija prizes hetmanq, va
da Ukrajinos valdzios. Be
velk visa Ukrajina dabarti-
Name lake randasi uki1inku
rankose, bet, nors yra socia-
listai, atsisake socializuoti ze-
mes, iSskiriant didelius diva
rus. Vokieciu kariumene, ku-
RI buvo po vadovyste gen. Eli
chorn, pasiileka neutraliSka.
Didziojoj Rusijoj bolSevikai
turf kontrole visuose miestuo-
Sc, bet pastebimas yra tarp iu
judejimas prizes bolsevikus.
Ukininkai turf susitvere .savo
sovletus If atsisako ka nors
tureti bendro su bolsevikais.
Pinigai spausdinami taip
greit, kaip tik galima il ju
kama su kiekviena diena ma
zinasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
UKRAJINA KARIAUJA
SU LENKAIS.

Vienna, gruodzio % d.
PraneslmaS, iSleistas lenku uz
rubezlniu reikalu ministerio If
atspausdintas Krakovos laik-
rascluose pranesa, kad Len
klJa labai nori prieiti prize su-
slJungirno su cechaiS kaslink
Ju reikalavimo austriSkos ST.
lezljos. Lenku delegacija grei
tn laiku bus pasiusta Pragon
diskusuoti ia klausima. Mi
nisteris uzreiSkia, kad bus ban
donna diplamtiSku keliu susi-
tarti If su Ukrajina kaslink
JOS reikalavilnu Galicijos If
pasake: "Ukrajinos respubli-
ka priverte lenkus kariauti uz
jQ teises Lemberge If Galici-
loj If diplomatiSki diskusavi-
mai su Ukrajina dabartinia-
EN- lake nera galimi. Tas
bus risama ginklais, pakol ne
bus galutinai nutarta tas da-
lykas.
Lenkija yra prisirengusi ap
ginti tq dali teritorijos, kur
lenkai gyventojai yra didziu-
moi neziurint kokius budus il
lures vartoti.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
GRUMOJA UzIMTI
BERLINA.

Zurich, gruodzio e d. =
Eberto valdzia Ber1ine vel tu-
r. nauju nesmagumu If mano-
ma, kad gall lengvai kilt kri-
zis, mes mazuma kabineto ma
riq rezignavo. Kitas prane-
Simas sake, kad politiSkuose
rateliuose Berline eina gan
daS, kad gen. Groner, kuris
yra uzemes gen. Ludendorffo
vietq, grumoja uzimti Berlinq
iStikimais kareiviais, jeigu
tvarka nebus lvesta trumpa-
me lake Berline.
Lauko marSalas Hinden-
burg, sulyg. praneSimo, ap1ai-
kyto is Vokietijos, sutrauke
daug kariumenes Poznaniuie.
Poznanius randasi vokiSkoj
Lenkijoj. Lenku nacionalistai
savinasi tas vietas ir tvirtina
kad tai yra dalis [ enkijos il
lenkq kariumene izenge j tas
vietas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
PAL1UOSAVO $4,000 CHICA-
Cos VOKIEcIU

WaSI1ingtonas, gruodzio %
d. Nuo AmerikoS ambasa-
dos Paryziuje aplaike depar-
tamentas Justicijos bevielini
telegramq, kurioje praneSa,
kad prezidentas Wilsonas pa
naikina uzgintas zonas prieSo
pilleciams visoSe dalyse Su-
Fienytq Valstiju il jie gall su
grit atgal j savo senas gy-
7enlmo vietas If gales tureti
"LlnkSmas Kaledas il Lailnin
gus Naujus Metus."
Tiktai internavimas If irni-
Sracilos ratvarkymas pasilie-
Ka po SenOvei.
TaS Prezidento Wilsono ak
tas palietia daug prieso Sally
pilieciq. Wen tik. .vokietip bu-
vo uzregistruota Chicagoj IT,
BOO; San Francisco $500; St.
Louis 5000; Bostone 1000;
New Yorke priskaitant apie-
linkes $4,000; Philadelphia
1000
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
PADEREWSKIS DANZINGE


StockholmaS, gruodzio 23d.
PraneSama, kad Ignace Jan
Paderewski pribuvo Danzigan
ant Anglijos kruizerio Coven-
try. IS Danzigo jis mano ke-
liauti VarSavon, kad patarti
lenkq valdininkams suorga Ii
zuoti stipria If demokratiska
valdzia If kad jie susilaikytu
nuo dabartinip pavojingu gin
cq su Lietuviais Vilniuje, vo-
kieciais Poznaniuje If su ce-
chais ir krajinieciais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
MAZARYK UZEME VIETA.

Praga, Bohemia gruodzio
% d. Prof. T. G. Masaryk.
Cecho- Slovakijos,
prieme prisiegq kaipo prezi-
dentas nedelioj seimo namuo-
Sc. I46
Prezidentas Masaryk, ku-
ris pribuvo cionai is Suvie-
nytq Valstiju per Paryziu, Ii
kosi sutiktas premieru Kra-
lnarz, kuris sveikina j vardt7
pirmos laisvos valdzios Ce-
ciio-Slovaku valstijos.
Prezidento Masaryk prisie-
ga buvo toxic turinio:
"AS prizadu, kaipo prezi-
dentas Cecho-Slovaku respub-
likos, ant mano garbes ii
sqzines, kad as rupinsiuos ge-
rove respublikos If znoniu ii
gerbsiu istatymus.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
JUGO-SLAVIJOS MINIS
TERIIA.

BelgrddaS, gruodzio % d.
Jugo-Slavijos ministerial susi
deda is sekanciu: premieras
NJ. Protitch; vice-premieras
NJ. Korosco; uzrubezinip rel
kal!ql minister's NJ. Trum-
bitch; finansq minister's NJ.
Nintitch.
Prenlieras Protitch pirmi-
ninkaus Jugo-Slavijos taikos
konferencijos delegacijoj. Jis
pirmiauS buvo viduriniu rel
kalu ministeriu Serbijos kabi-
nete.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
LINKSMU KALEDU!

Lietn0Os Diemra5ti edanas Sqden tukstanGis ietlv1
namelq po visa paciaja Amerkq Ssayu pagmu uvki
raprGiu sunda Sndng2 veijmq LINKSMU KALEDQ!
II suyg to paes paprocio fadm pinauai aima1su
mynees Dvylka smu ypu senynee
kuri padabavimu gr2Siu prtm Dienra
tad uns visions, musu Sernnkal--LINKSlfU KALEDU!
Smai usq sandarbnnkq koepondenp If uksn-
da skaiyou veria dar ddee DenraSco evna su k
ria mes kasden kaam etv beom dzugsn1ai vargas
II anfnl paarmais pamonmais danams siqdien uu
nan1s names, znelu visns m1su skaitv
toja, nusq veijmq sirdies-LINKSMU KALEDU!
Vlsi euvia ar j buu skaioa ne ar ie gvven,,
Amerko ar Leuvoj Emopoj Aural Sbre ar karstoi
Afro-vis riausom prize vieno LietMvip SeimvnoS su
v!sa norlm syku dzaugs udei benda daroti
v1su luvu anes Svieos aete d6e Siaen k1omet ~
sbase diausla neam9 k1ri autn kus nakno Lie
tV1u na9-usu tevyncr zude ina musu roussia
dlen wasnkus juodm kares debu vems Ie,1ans
LLNKSMU KALEDU!
If vlsas paus syku mumis syu jm Siuosne earsiau
FHcau sn9u kaanors prnaus pacirs veis tars
mes Sa lao Angeas uzdeo Kaled vakq kras Xxi ol pa
uduS aSao knuoo ieses rankq Raybes pamonu tare lam
svenao zodzas Garbe Dievui augSb yb6 zmon5ms
geros vaIos!-Ranybe pasauiui tad-LINSMU KALEDU!
Vsus jus Siaden svekina
"LLETUVOS" DLENRASCIO
REDAKCLJA 1R ADALNZSTRA CyA
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
sUMUSE BOLsEVIKUS.

WaShmgtonaS, gruodzio Is
d. Rusijos legacija Washing
tone gavo oficialiSka praneSi-
ma, nuo Omsko valdzios, kad
rusu liuosnoriq armija smar-
kiai sumuSe bolSevikus Eka-
terinburgoS fronte. PraneSi-
mas priduria, kad disorgani-
zuoti bolSevikai traukiasi at
gal ] Sairre prize Perm If kad
tas buvo pirmas bandymas nu-
stumti atgal bolSevikus If su-
jungti iStikimas dalis RusijoS
su Sibiru. Daug kariSkos me
dziagos likosi paimta.
Ambasadai taipgi pranesta,
kad hetmanas Dontoff, va
das kazoku kariumenes Oren-
burgo apskrityje, praSe gen
Semenovo, kad jis pripazin-
tu admirola Kolcaka diktato-
rum Omsko valdzios. Kable-
gramoje pazymeta, kad EMO
mes Sibiro yra susivienije pa
1aikvm1i admirolO Ko1cak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
Vokieciai grumoja
Lenkijaj
BOISGvikai SuTnu$ti
Kruvini muSiai ESSene
RuSijOs kares nuOStOliai
BOISevikai Sunnu$ti
RuSijOs kares nuOstOliai

areStave pasodino kalejiman
atstovus sovietu. Greitai pc
to, apginkluota minia rengiasi
uzpulti Moillerio kasyklq If
sunaikinti ja, bet tam pasi-
prieSino Darbininku il Ka-
reiviu Tarybos kariumene, ku
ri estate kulllasvaidzius prizes
minia If atidenge ugni. Daug
zmoniq uzmusta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
MILzINISKI RUSIJOS
NUOSTOLIAI.

KobenhGgenaS, gruodzio %
d.-Sulyg telegramo, aplaiky-
to is Petrogrado Kopenhage-
ne, Rusijos kares nuostoliai
yra 9,150,OO0 kareiviq. IS Sio
skaitliaus 100000 uzmuSta,
| 1,450,000 sunkiai suzeista If
3,500,O00 lengviau suzeista,
nelaisven paimta 2,500,000
kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
VENGRIJOS PREMIERAS
REZIGNUOS.

Zurich, g.ruodzio % d. =
Count Karolyi, Vengrijos pre-
mieras, kalbedamas Vengrijos
kablneto posedyje praneSe,
kad Jls mano rezignuoti, SUI
lyg aplaikytos Siadien is Btu
dapeSto zinios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
AUsTRGOs NUOsToLlAI.

Genera, gruodzio IS d.
Oficialiskos statistikos, isleis-
tos Viennoje If aplaikytos Ge-
neve parodo, kad Austro-Ven-
grija nuo pradzios kares Xxi
geguzio menesio 1918 metu,
prazude biski daugiaus negu
1000, 900 kareiviu. AStuonio-
lika generolu is 80 likosi r1z-
musta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
EX-AMBASADORIUS MIRE

Pme1rrst, ". C., gruodzio
23 d. Walter Hines Page,
buves Suvienytq Valstiju am
basadorium Anglijoj, mire su-
batos nakti po daugelio sa-
vaiciu sirgirno.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
KRUVINI MUsIAI ESSENE

Zurich, gruodzio % d. Il
MOS, aplaikytos Siadien pra-
mesa, kad kruvini muSiai iSti-
ko gatvese Essene tarp Oar
bininku If Kareiviu Tarybos
kareiviu If spartaku. Kaip
praneSama, spartakai likosi su
muSti. Betvarkes kilo, kada
vadai streiko Bottorro kasyk-
lp likosi areStuoti Darbininku
ir Kareiviq Tarybos.
Spartakai, aplaike sustipri-
nimq, uzpuole kalejima, pa
liuosavo ss,vo draugus if su-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24

.LlETUVIAI SUKILA
PRUSQ LIETUVOT.

Wasllmgtonas, gruodzio Is. 3,
Tile, Klaipeda, Insterburg If
kit miestai Rytinej Prusijol
tapo uzimti Prusu Lietuviu,
kurie sukilo prizes Vokietiios
valdzi2, sulyg Siadien apture-
tu praneSimu cionai. VokiSka
spauda pripazista 81 padejima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24

nimais likosi aplaikyti Kinijos
direktoriai China Mail
Steamship Co. Fong Wing,
vienas is direktoriu likosi nu-
sautaS vakar, kada jis aplei-
des krautuve, ejo namo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
JAPONIJA NESIUS 'KAREI
VIII SIBIRAN.

Tokyo, gruodzio p d. Pra-
neSimas, kad japonu valdzia
pasiunte kareivius Uralu kali
nuosna, likosi uzgincytas Siq-
dien. PraneSta, kad Japonija
daugiaus nesius kareiviu Sibi-
ran.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
JUODRANKIU DARBAI.

San Francisco, CaI, gruo-
dzio % d. LaiSkai su grasi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-24
PraneSimaS.
No.. rs

Kaledu sventes pazymeji-
mui, o taipgi ir idant SUI
teikti Dienrascio darbinin-
kams proga pasilseti ir
Svente sykiu su kitais pa
sldziaugti, 'Iietuvos"
DienrastiS Kaledu dienoj
neiseis.
"LIETUVOS' ADM.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

Photography has taken big stride
forward rcccntIy special development
III the art that u doc to Mi Ellis origi-
nalitN, and that j. IN the field ot cover
illustrating for the magazines For
several months the Saturday Evening
Post and he Country Gentleman have
been using Mir Ell> photographs for
cover pictures and with such artistic
Succcs~ that they are continuing IN
definitely, The public likes them W.T.
ne>s the very attractive THANKSGIVING
cover ui tho girl with the turkey on the
Country Gentleman Of November 23.
1t Is noteworthy of the development Of
Alr Ellis art that hc can make photo
raphv have the feeling and the sym
pathv of the brush or the pencil the nm
pcmcnt Of the hand Ii illustrates the
development Of photography. that II can
be used instead q the drawing or the
painting, and offer the same appeal.
Even the Eastman Kodak Company
formerly used drawings by artists Tor their
advertisements. then they turned TO
photographs as the only truly appropriate
thing for kodak advertisement and
decided on bg prizes as the best way to
get the leading photographers of the
country 10 compete Decision Is made by
!. Jury OF different personnel every year
Vet always comprising one member OF a
big advertising firm. an editor of a lead
.ng magazine, d painter and "A photogra-
uhcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.

On Friday evening of next week n
Thanksgiving dance and box social will
be held at the Peoples Settlement for
the senior members and their friends,
from to IL o'clock kimmeys orchestra
will furnish the music and house COM
mittec of young men will have charge of
the decorations and refreshments
Registration for the home nursing class
is still going on, and any girl over sixteen
years of age is eligible for this class.
Miss Elizabeth Whitten, the instructor,
will meet the group on Friday evening,
December d.
The Girl Scouts started their regular
Monday afternoon troop meetings last
week with an attendance of 30 girls
Two scouts are detailed for duty mt the
Red Cross headquarters. every after
noon and Saturday mornings, md more
than half the members of Oak Troop
No. II signed up as Victory Giils" IN
the recent campaign.
The regular clubs and classes are or
ganized for the winter, and tn program
of the work is well planned
Among tors for out Of town who have
been guests of the settlement tins week,
were Miss Mary dc c. Trenholm Of New
York City. hcadworkcr of East Side House.
and Miss Kendall of New York, who is
interested IN University and Warren
Goddard House