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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT,
January r. 191

January IT, 191s Estate of Kenneth D. Christie, late Of the town of Bridgeport, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested. within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay msnt to
 JAMES L. CHRISTIE
 Administrator. ses esess7 9seses Asasz
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
ESTABLISH UNIFORMITY IN TOLL
 CHARGES ALL OVER UNITED STATES
Changes in Rates Will Benefit the Greatest Number of People" Station to Station and "Person to Per son. New Glasses of service-still Another is the Appointment Rate.

made during the day, evening or night.
 In other words, the reductions all lowed during the periods when the evening" rate and the night" rate is in effect, will apply only on sta ton to station" calls, and the mini mum reduced rate for such calls is 25c
 The evening" rate will be in force from S:30 D. m. to 12 midnight The rates during this period, on "station to station" calls ony, will be about one-half of the Station to station" day rates.
 The night" rate will be in force rom F midnight to 4 30 a. m The rates during this period, on station to station" calls only, will be about one-quarter of the Station to station" day rates.
 For the purpose of applying the evening and night rates. the time of day at the point at which a mes sage originates. will be used.
 Collect calls are calls for which the charges are reversed and billed against the called subscriber and will be allowed only in connection. with calls rated on the person to person basis.
 The telephone company has com pleted chart which shows the actual rates between all exchanges in Con- nectlcut and which includes informa- ion regarding the initial talking peril ods, overtime charges and other fea- lures of the changes This chart will be available for distribution at an early date. Meanwhile specific rates to given points will be furnished at the office of the telephone companv upon rPQueSt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
DECRYING THE PRESIDENT

c ENtFOR MCLEAN has sympathetic heart. He is the o author of the bill to provide international roosting places for migratory birds which would de much to check suffering among birds
 His yearnngs extend to militant suffragete eagag-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
Women's Shoes and Slippers

In these daysit is seldom one meets such values in leather. Women in need of shoes for immediate wear would do well to look through this stock mark I'd for clearance Also it is wise to anticipate spring needs Not all sizes are i'll any one line
 Clearance prices are $3 95 to S795
 Buttoned or laced models in the group.
 Evening Slippers, broken lots but real bargains in satins, beaded kid in black OF white and a small number of tlnSeIca c,ath, $2.95 to $495
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20

American hospital ship Comfort ar rived at HobOken with 375 officers and men, many of them ill and wounded
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20

The stranded transport Northern Pacific was fioated and proceeded to New ork.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20

Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago for the week amounted to 100, 300, GOO pounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
Comfort for Smokers .

A stand within arms length with cigar, match and ash holders.
 Stands of solid ma hogaLy or mahogany finish, ornamental in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-20
O)e } D ReQd co Es1ah/xsheo 1857
 -- The store closes daily at o'clock
Wash Good Remnants

Wash Good Remnants One thousand yards to close out at just half price Lengths average from l to yards @~z These are Ginghams, Percales, Cotton Crepes Plain and Figured VoIes Seco Silks, Silk and Cotton Crepes and White Goods in plain and fancy
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-15
EATON-SAWYER

Chas. w. Eaton and Miss Leone
Sawyer, both of Wood, were quietly
married at White River Saturday
August 9, County Judge Manson
performing the ceremony. Both
these young people have lived bere
for some time AMI are we'll and
favorably known in Wood and vicinity
I he groom is prosperous farmer,
living in the Rosebud Valley neigh
borhood, where he has a fine farm
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Sawyer Of Wood.
Their many friends here join the
Pioneer in wishing them long and
happy welded life. They will make
their home on the groom's farm
northeast of Wood.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-15
LIST FOR SEPTEMBER

The following is list of the petit
ury drawn to serve for the Septem
per term Of court, beginning Sept.
William Walker. Belvidere.
Geo. Heaton, Belvidere.
M. Hutchens, Wood.
G. NJ. Mcdonald, Runningville.
Glen Eaton, Wood.
p. j. Werner, White River.
Frank Day, White River.
John Winsborg, White River.
Otto Jorgensen, Cedarbutte.
j. G. Plummer, White River.
Roy Bruce, White River.
John Patnoe, Cedarbutte.
John Pedersen, Belvidere.
Walter Phillips, Cedarbutte.
Frank Hakl, Wood.
Henry Woehl, Cedarbutte.
Lee Anderson. Runningville.
Merrill Kaufman, Wood.
M. H. Weed, Wood.
X. l.. Tomsik, White River.
A. N. Anderson, Carter.
II. j. Kelsch, White River.
p. A. Peterson, White River.
j. E. Williams, Belvidere.
c. w. Astleford, Murdo.
Ben Heaton, Belvidere.
Geo. Dill, Belvidere.
Don Terpin, White River.
Chas. j. Ray, Jr, Murdp.
z. Hamilton, Cody.
Amos Luken, White River.
John J. Steiner, Cody.
Roger Williams, Belvidere.
Cody Shining, Cody.
J G. Langston, Cedarbutte.
Nels Fieldbirkeland. Cedarbutta
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-15
FAIR DATES CHANGED

The Fair meeting held in Wood
Tuesday evening was not very welI
attended and what work was accomp
lished was mostly Of preliminary
nature Committees were appoir ted
to make arrangements for securing
exhibition grounds, to revise Fthe
premium list, to engage speakers and
other attractions and to make arrange
ments for securing hay land and labor
to cut and bale the hay, for the erec
ton of the hay palace. The dates OF
the Fair were also changed to Septem
be II, Is and l9.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening, August ~, at $50
p. M, and everyone is urgently
requested to be present. There is
more work to be done than can be
handled by the few in town and
outside help must be secured if the
Fair this year is to be successful.
Come to these meetings and do what
you can. If you have any suggestions
to make that will! tend to improve the
Fair, attend the meetings and explain
your ideas. Remember the next
meeting is to be held Tuesday evening
August l9, at S:;'0 p. M, and there
will be meeting every Tuesday
evening thereafter at the same hour.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-15

A band of Gypsies, travelling up
to date, struck town last Saturday
afternoon. They were travelling in
four Ford cars and after stopping in
Wood q few hours, left for Carter.
Elmer Hellekson returaed Wednes-
day from Minneapolis, where he had
received his discharge from Uncle
Sans navy. He enlisted in June,
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
Black Brcasted Red Gnmes.

Black Breasted Red Games.
All TO II. Il. Long, 3 prizes.
Bircbem Game Bantams.
All TO j. w. Thompson, 8 prizes.
white Gnnc iianiams.
All TO Penwck Hickman. . prizes.
Golden Seabrights.
All TO ]. w. Thompson, . prizes.
Buff Cochins.
Cock Bird w. Thompson. ist and
Bird; +. ]. Chandler. 2nd. Hens w
Thompson, ist, 2nd and 3rd. Cockerel-
j. w. Thompson, tst and 2nd. pulleis-
j. w. Thompson. Pens-J w. Thomp-
son.
White Cochin Bantams.
All to J. W. Thompson. Z prizes.
Black Cochin Bantams.
Cock Bird -Boothbrook Farm, ist
Mrs. II. Thornett. 2nd: Louise Carmen
ter, Bird. Pen-Mrs. II. Thornett, ist:
Boothbrook Farm, 2nd: ]. w. Thomp-
son. Bird. Cockerels-J. w. Thompson.
Pullets-Louisa Carpenter.
Black Tailed Japanese.
Cock -Boothbrook Farm, ist and
2nd; Esther dupont 3rd Hens-ist and
2nd and Ath, BoOihbrook Farm; 3rd and
9th, Esther dupont. Cockerels-B Booth
bANVh diAtif lrb duu Nuhs Iulttlo--
Esther dupont, ist; Boothbrook Farm,
2nd, 3rd and ith.
Old English Bantams.
All to w. II. dupont, prizes.
Ducks
Pekin Drake-ist and 2nd, Josiah Mar
vel; 3rd and dth, Brookwood Farm. Hen
-Brookwood Farm, ist; j. Marvel, 2nd
and ilh; Penwick Hickman 3rd Pens
10 Il -.
Hillgirt Farm, prizes.
MuscOVy's
All TO A. Felix dupont, prizes.
Geese.
Toulouse Gray-All to Penwick Hick-
man, prizes.
Embden White-All 10 Hillgirt Farm,
2 prizes.
Chinese White-An to Josiah Marvel,
the 4th, prizes
Turkeys.
Turkeys, Bronze-Gobler. Josiah Mar
Evening journal., 1919-09-04

Chandler, r. J. Chandler: ist pen. Miss
Rene dupont Carpenter.
Buzz Rocks-Eight prizes won by r. ]
Chandler
White Wyandoiies.
/ Cock Bird. Paul Miller, ist: O. p
Marshall, 2nd: S. j. Chandler, Ord. Hens
ist 2nd and ith, Halock dupont; j
/ Paul Miller. 3rd
Cockerels-O. p. Marshal. ist: Mrs. j.
II. Martin. 2nd Y. j. Chandler, 3rd
pullets. .. p Marshal. ist; Mrs. j. H.
Martin, 2nd. 3rd and 9Th. Pens. j. Paul
Miller. ist H. Lonsland. 2nd
Buff WyandOttes.
Cock Brds-E. J. Chandler, ist and
2nd. Hens-E. J. Chandler, ist, 2nd and
3rd. Cockerels-E. J. Chandler, tst, 2nd
and Bird. Pulleis-E. J. Chandler. ist,
2nd and Bird,
Partridge Wyandottes.
Cocks. j. HeacOck. ist. Hens-J. ].
IIeacock, list and 3rd; Raymond Heald,
2nd. 9Th and 9Th. Cockerels-R. Heald,
ist and 2nd,
Golden Wyandottes.
All to +. j. Chandler. n prizes.
Columbia Wyandottes.
All TO H. J. Chandler, II prizes.
Blue Wyandottes.
All TO +. j. Chandler prizes.
Golden Penciled Wyandottes.
COckerel-P Penwlck Hickman.
Dominiques.
All TO E. j. Chandler, prizes.
Single Comb II. /. Reds.
ist. 2nd and Bird. cock bird-J. VIII
son Greenfield: also ist, 2nd, Bird and
ith, hen, and ist. 2nd and Ath, cockerel;
3rd cockerel-Afiss Emma Weldin. Pull
lets-isl, 2nd and Bird, j. w. Greenfield.
and list and 2nd pen.
Light Brahmas.
All 10 Penwick Hickman, prizes.
Single Comb Brown LeghOrns.
All TO Mrs. Herbert Thornett. prizes.
single Comb White Leghorns.
Cockerel-W. A. Rothwell, ist; Brook
wood Farm, 2nd Pullets-BroOkwood
Farm. ist: W. A. Rothwell, 2nd. Pens
BroOkwood Farm, ist.
Rose Comb Buff LeghOrns.
All 10 +. j Chandler, prizes.
Single Comb Black LeghOrns.
All TO Miss Marguerite Combs, 6
prizes.
Rose Comb Anconas
Penwick Hickman, ist and 2nd. Hen
Dr. John Kelly, 3rd. ist cock bird-Dr
John Kelly.
Sicilian Buttercups.
All TO Walter f. Scott, prizes.
Single Comb White 0rpingtons.
Miss Ella Combs, ist.
Rose Comb White OrpingtOns.
All TO Z. J. Chandler. prizes.
DarR Cornish.
All TO Hallock dupont, 10 prizes
Speckled Sussex.
All TO J. r.. WOodall, 3 prizes.
White Crested Black Polish.
All TO +. j. Chandler, 3 prizes
Silver Spangled Hamburgs.
All TO Raymond Head, prizes.
Golden Pencil IIamburgs.
All TO A. +. Walls, prizes.
Black Breasted Red Bantams
All TO Eleanor +. dupont, ) prizes.
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
40 MARKET STREET
Family Glothiers-
Cash or Credit
OF The Better Kind

a"d Floor Over Ne" York Restaurant
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
CArTIE DEPARTMENT.
Guernsey

CATTLE DEPARTMENT..
Bull. years old and oyer-H. G. Has
sxell. list.
Bull, years old and under years
Breidablik Farm, ist; a. l.. Foster sno-
Bull, 4 year old and under years
H. G. Haskell ist.
Bull. 6 months old and under year
.-Breidablik Farm, ist; Breidablk
Farm. 2nd: H. G. Haskell, 3rd.
Cow. 1 years old and oyer-Breidablik
Farm. ist; II. G. Haskell, 2nd; II. g.
Haskell, Bird.
Cow. years old and under years
Breidablik Farm, ist
Ieifer. , years old and under 3 years
Ill. G. Haskell, ist; Breidablik Farm,
2nd. H. g. Haskell. Bird.
lleifcr. not in milk, iS months and
under p monlhs-Breidabli Farm
list: II. C. Haskell, 2nd; Breidablik
Farm. 3rd.
Heifer. over 1 year and under rs
months-Glenden Land Co.. ist
Heifer Calf. under 4 year and over 6
monihs-Breidablik Farm. ist; II. G.
Haskell. and.
Aged Herd To consist Of bull, ,
years old or over and 4-females. , years
old or Breidablik Farm, ist; II. C
Haskell. 2nd.
Young Herd Bred by the exhibitor,
70 consist Of 1 bull. under , years; ?
hcfers, 4 year and under .; heifers
under i2 months-Ii u. Haskell, ist
Holstein
D "a
thur Farms. ist; J. w. Banks. 2nd.
Bull, years old and under years
Brookwood Farms, ist.
Bull, year old and under years
Ninierthur Farm. ist; Winierihur
Farm. 2nd.
Bull 6 months old and under 4 year
~-Ninterthur Farm. ist: Minterihur
Farm, 2nd; Winterthur Farm, 3rd.
Cow. I years old and over, Winter
thur Farm, ist; Brookwo0d Farm, 2nd
Winterihur Farm, Bird
Cow. years old and under 4 years
Ninterihur Farm. ist and 2nd
lleifer, years old and under years
-Winterthur Farm. ist and 2nd
Heifer, not in milk. IS months and
undr 2i months-Winterthu Farm, ist
and 2nd.
Heifer over 1 year and under IS
monlhs-Winterihur Farm. ist and
2nd J. w Banks. 3rd.
Helfer Calf, under 4 year and over
monihs--Wlnterthur Farm, ist and 2nd.
Aged Herd To consist Of bun. .
wears old or over and females. years
old or -Winterihur Farm ist.
Young Herd. Bred by the exhibitor
90 consist Of 4 bull. under , years: ,
heifers. I year and under q heifers
under II months-Winterthur Farm,
ist
Jerseys
Bull. ! year old and under . years
Alfred dupont ist; j. II. Mitchell and
Son, 2nd
Cow 4 years old and over-Alfred /.
dupont. ist and 2nd
Hclfcr. over 1 year and under is
months H. Mitchell and Son. ist.
Helfer Calf, under 1 year and over
6 monlhs-J II Mitchell and Son, ist ,
Alfred I. dupont. 2nd
short Horns.
Bull months old and under year
William Teller, ist
Cow Z years old and over William
Teller. ist.
lleifer, not in milk. rs months and
under 2i months William Teller. ist.
llcifer. over I year and under IS
William Tlfer. ist.
iIcfer Calf. under I year and over G
monihs-William Teller, ist and 2nd.
Polled Angus
lIefer, Nearllng- -Glenden Land Co.,
Evening journal., 1919-09-04

: IS siisi si;ss-
COW aud Calf GIcndcn Land Co.. ISL
and 2nd
Grade Cow over -Breldsblik
Farm, ist; William Teller, 2nd
Grade Cow over years -Breidablik
Farm, ist William Teller. 2nd
Grade Cow over ? and under years
-Brookwood Farm. ist William Tel
fer. 2nd.
Heifer under year-A. L. Foster,
ist; Brookwood Farm, 2nd.
-Southdown
Buck. two years old and over-Wil-
liam Teller. ist; Alyan Satterthwaite,
Did.
Pen Of two ewes. one year and over
-Alvan Satterthwaiie. ist
Shropshire
Buck, two years old and over-Alfred
]. dupont. ist.
Pen Of two eve lambs-Alfred I. du-
Pont, ist.
IIampshircdOwn
Buck Lamb-lIarry Tomiln, Chris
lldna, Der. lsl.
Pen OF two ewes. one year and over
Harry Tomlin. Christana. Del, list; A.
J. and r.. B. Downey. stanton, Del,
2nd.
Pen OF two eve lambs-Harry Tom
lin, Chrisliana. Del, ist.
Champion Classes.
Champion Ram-William Teller, ist.
Champion Ewe-A j, and r. b.
Downey. first.
SWine-Berkshire
Boar, years and over-Piney Greek
Farm, North East, Md, ist.
Sow years and 0ver-Piney Creek
Farm, North East, Md, ist; Delaware
College, Newark, Del, 2nd.
Boar months old and under 1 year
j. II. Mitchell, Hockessin, Del, ist and
End
Sow, G months old and under 1 year
Pinoy Creek Farm. list and 2nd.
Sow and little sucklings, not less
than six-Alfred l. dupont. flrst.
Yorkshire.
Sow, > years and over-Delaware Col
lege, ist.
Sow, 6 months old and under 1 year
Aiib hdhltaf new 0dHiics bti.t Ilus
Poland China
Boar 4 year and under years-Paul
II. Williams. ist
Sow, 4 year and under 2 years-Dela-
ware College. ist.
Boar, months old and under 4 year
II. T.. Way, Dover, Del. ist and 2nd.
Sow. 6 months old and under 1 year
II. Z. Way, Dover, Del, ist and 2nd
Jersey Red
Boar, year and under . years-Del-
aware College tst
Sow, 4 year and under . years-Dela-
ware College ist.
Boar, 6 months old and under year
u. Frank Megglnson, ist and 2nd.
Sow. 6 months old and under 1 year
u. Frank Megglnson, ist and 2nd.
Pen Of four shoals. 3 months and
under 6 months. Frank Megginson.
ist.
Sow and little suckllngs, not less than
six, J. Frank Megginson ist.
Champion Classes.
Champion Boar - Delaware College.
LIST.
Champion Sow II Deaware College.
Evening journal., 1919-09-04

vel, the 4th, list: Brookwood Farm. 2nd
Hens Josiah Marvel. the 18th
White Malards-All TO J. C. Walker
prizes.
Guineas
Pens -Hillgrt Farm.
Eggs.
~ Brown Eggs-Hillgirt Farm. ist, ~
White Eggs -Hlllgirt Farm ist; ~
Heaviest Eggs-Hlllglrt Farm, ist.
Rubbernecks (Show Chickens)
All TO r. Head, 8 prizes.
Rabbits.
French lop-ears Bucks. Otto Walls
ist; doe. Otto Walls.
New Zealand-Buck, Otto Walls
White Rabbit-Doe, Dewitt c. Palmer
Young White Rabblt-Doe, Dewitt G.
Palmer.
Hare Rabbit Junlor-Doe, Dewitt C
Palmer.
Lost articles are readily reclaimed
4 Nbw, Al,
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
pOuLTRY nEPARrMENr

Barred Rock Cock Birds Mrs. George
Wolf, ist and 3rd: Brookwood Farm
2nd. Hens C. +. Combs. isi and 2nd
Mrs George Wolf. Bird. Cockere, Mrs
George Wolf, ist and 2nd: G.. r. Combs,
Bird Pullets. Brookwood Farm, ist; Mrs
George Wolf 2nd and Bird. Hens Mrs
George Wolf ist; Brookwood Farm,
2nd; Mary Haley, 3rd.
While Rocks-Cock bird. s j Chand-
Ter. ist, 2nd and 3rd; cockcrel, s. J..
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
WILMINGTON, DEL.

ANNOUNCING CLOTHES SHOP
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Evening journal., 1919-09-04
A DISCOVERY THAT
BENEFITS MANKIND

Two discoveries have added greatly
TO human welfare.
In 1885 Newton originated the vac
uum process for condensing milk with
cane sugar to semi-Hquid form.
In 1888 Horlick at Racine, Wis, dis
covered how to reduce milk to dry
ponder form with extract of matted
grains, zeithom cane sugar.
This product HoRLIck named
Matted MIX. (Name since copied
by others.) It's nutritive value,
digestibility and ease of preparation
(by simply stirring in water) and the
fact that it keeps in any climate,
has proved of much value to mankind
as an ideal food-drink from infancy
to old age.
Ask for HoRLcHs Avoid limitations
Evening journal., 1919-09-04
STATE FAIR AWARDS

Tnc following Awards were ani0uno-
I'd at the Delaware state Fair yester-
Evening journal., 1919-09-04

Lost articles are readily reclaimed
through the Want Ads.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
WILSONAS ISVAzIUOS
SU PRAKALBOMIS RUG
PIUCIO Sd.

Washington, liepos 26 d.
Marsrutas prezidento pra-
kalboms visoj salyj tautu ly
gos klausime sakoma jau
beveik uzbaigtas. Pilnas Ike
liones plenas busias paskelb
tas is BaEnamio begiu ke-
liu dienu. Prezidertas ma
no apleisti Washingtona tar
pc 8 ir 10 d. rugpjucio. Jis
greiciausiai vaziuos tiesiog
San Francisco, kur jis per-
ziures laivyna, kuris pribus
ten rugpjuei' Is d.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
FITZGERALD, NUzUDI-
KAS MERGAITES JANET,
PRISIPAZINO.

Mazq mersaite Janet Willkin
son, kuri buvo prapuolusi pc
icita antradieni, atrado negyva
vakar, 9 val. ryto. Uzsmauge
ia Thomas Fitzgerald. JOS ku-
ma atrado ponamyje nanny 114
f. Superior gat, kur gyveno
VIilkinsonai il Fitzgeraldai.
Thomas Fitzgerald isiviliojc
] savo kambarius su saldainiu
Kada jis bande ia iszaginti, toj
eme klykti- Tasyk jis ja w
smauge il, nuneses, pakase j.
.pckruva angliu tame pat name
Jis prisipazino staiga po bal
saus nagrinejimo, negirdet'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
Fitzgerald nuzudikas 6 metq mergai-
tes Janet Wilkinson, prisipazino.
!lIinojaus pa stiniai klerkai reikalau-
ia minirnales aIgos l.4OO.

riktadarystes istorijoje. Bury,
pollcistq pasimainydami klau-
.sinejo 10, neduodami jam nei
nliego, nei ramumo. Jie kaibejc
/ il graziai, tai vel grunojo jam
ar uzdavinejo jam begalius
klausimus.
Per 1C3 valandas jis gynesi,
kad jis nieko nezinas apie Il.
mergaite, nors viskas rode j
tai, kad jis suturejo ia, beef
nant jai namon.
Antgalo isvestas is kantry-
bes papasakojo viskq, kq jis su
Jq padare. Nurodytoje vietoie
policija atrado mergaites kuna.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
YANKIAI A.PSIVEDA SU
VOKIETEMIS.

Coblenz, liepos 26 d. Sc
dybon pranesa is ivairiu oku
puojamojo ploto daily apie
Americas kareiviq apsivedi-
mus su vokietaitemis pasku-
tinemis keliomis dienomis,
bet kol-kas nedaroma jokiV
apkaltinimu prizes juos, ka-
dangi manoma, jog sitas lau
zymas taisykliu prizes biciu-
liavimasi atsitiko del nesu-
sipratimo.
Yra sakoma, kad net po
Suv. Valstiju patvirtinimui
sutarties apsivedimas SUI vo-
kietaitemis bus draudziamas
kareiviams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
SUV. Waist. PANAIKI-
NO DRAUDIMA PASPOR'
TAMS EUROPON.

Washington, liepos 26 d.
Sekretorius Lansing paskel-
be paliuosavima varzymo is
davimui pasportu j europi-.
mes Sails, isskiriant Vokie-
tija, Austria ir Russia. Nors
pasportai nebus isduodami
Xxi lapkricio l d. items, ku-
rie nores vaziuoti Europon
vien del smagumo, valsty-
bes skyrius, tuojaus prades
isdavineti pasportus be jo-
kio varzymo kas del lyties
ar amziaus metu, iteik'ls pa
liudijima, kad kelione yra
teiseta ir reikalinga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
10000 STREIKUOJA
VOKIETIJOJ.

Berlinas, liepos 26 d. Vi
81 darbininkai didziausios
Vokietijoje elektrines fir
mos, Siemens-Schuckert
kompanijos sustreikavo pen
ktadienyj. Streikuojanciu
skaitlius siekia 10000.
Visuotino metalu darbi-
ninku streiko laukiama sia-
dien. s;lss4,
Siemens-S -Schuckerto dar-
bininkai sustreikavo delto,
kad ketvirtadienyj tapo at
leista nuo darbo 10000 dar
bin;lku dviejose kompani-
jos dirbtuvese Siemstradte.
Telegrafininkai ir masi-
nistai, dirbantieji pacto ir
TELEGRAPH administracijai SUI
streikavo protestuodami prie
sails atstatyma 200 ju drau-
gu uz dalyvavima pirmadie-
nio streike.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
UzBAIGE PLENUS DIDE-
LEI ORI4AIVIU DARzINEI

Washington, liepos 25 d.
Laivyno inzinieriai uzbaige
plenus ir selaretorius Dan
iels reikalauja, kad Lake
Hurste, N. J.. butu statoma
didziausia pasaulyje darzi-
ne dirizabeliams. Statymas
prasides tuojaus. VirSinin-
kai sake, kad kita toxic pat
didumo bus statoma Flori-
doj. Derzine bus pastatyta
visa is plieno ir bus 800 pc
du ilgio, 265 pedu plocio
ir LA pedu augscio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
JURINIU DARBININKU
STREIKAS PASIBAIGE.

New York, liepos 26 d.
tarptautines jul
unijos sekretorius,
Gustave H. Brown paskelbe
siadien, kad 10000 juriniu
darbininku streikas, sulaikiu
sis laivu vaiksciojima per pa
skutines iris savaites tarp
Atlantiko if uzlajos uostQ,
pasibaige if kad laval pra-
des vaikscioti siadien po
pietu. e
Anot jo, streikininkai pa
sitenkino pridejimu kiekvie-
nam SIS menesiui, isskirlant
angliu pilikus, kurie gave
$40 daugiau m.enesiui.
Vietu unijos atsisake nuc
reikalavimo 8 valandu die
nos If "unijines sapos," kad
lgreiciau streika uzbaigus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-28
EUROPOS FINANSIERIAI
BIJOSI PADEJIMO
70. RUSIJOJ.

Londonas, liepos 27 d.
Isimtine informacija nuo Lon
don Times korespondento,
Rob. Wiltono, su besitraukian-
cia Omsko paldzios ka~iuome-
ne, drauge su smulkmeniniais
daviniais, atgabentais Londo-
nan novelisto ir kares kores-
pondento Andrew Soutar, XII
ris atstovavo London Times"
laikrasti Archangelsko fronte,
parodo, kad padejimas Rusijo-
Je yra baisus tarptautiniu fl
nansu reikalams, trokStan>
items bolsevikq puolimo.
Trumpai sakant, dalykai sto-
vi taip: Rusija Siqdien yra boil
Seviku rankose. Angina dar-
DO partijos paskelbto padejimo
sviesoj, nesius daugiaus ka-
riuonenes i Russia. Francija
parodo mazq nora siqsti karei>
vius ! Russia. Tas pats su Ame-
rika. Vienintele Wits tq, kurie
uzinteresuoti bclsevikq puoli-
mtt, yra gen. Denikino kareivi-
jose, ginanciose Juodujp jurg
uostus Ekaterinoslava, Char
kova If Bielogradq ajinoj.
Times korespondentas sr
gen. Denikinu praneSa, kad 10
Eareiviu zengimas linlui Mas
. kvoS zymiai sumazejo.