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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
NAVAL MAN HERE
ON SHIP TO GET
FIRST HUN BOAT


A. w. White, chief water tender,
and formerly a member of the crew
on the U. S. S. Cummings, which
transport is accredited with having
conveyed the first contingent OF
American soldiers to land ii France,
and also with destroying the first
German submarine to be downed by
the American navy, is now in charge
of the local navy recruiting station
According to Mr.. White, the u. S.
S. Cummings destroyed the subma-
rine on the Goth day of June, 1917
one hundred and fifty miles out OF
st. Nazaire, France. The command
ing officer, an executive officer and
two enlisted men were awarded med
ais by the English government as a
result of this work White spent
eighteen months in the war zone as
a member of the crew on the Cum
mings.
White succeeds j. B. Roth, who
has been in charge OF the local re
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
PLAN RECEPTION FOR
OKLAHOMA BOYS

Continued from page ID
battalion with eleven officers and
4O2 men.
Boat to Meet Them.
The complete Oklahoma delegation,
with Governor Robertson and all Ok
lahomans in New York, will charter
a boat to meet the Patricia and well
come the Oklahoma boys. Congress.
man Tom D. McKeown expects his
brother, Ferris. in the 13lst machine
gun battalion to arrive on the Pa
tricia and will be one of the early
ones to meet him.
On June 4, the Pretoria will arrive
with the 72nd infantry brigade head
quarters, the l41st infantry detach-
ment Of officers, the 14Ath infantry
less company N, and ordnance de
tachment.
Then Comes Troy.
On June 3 the Troy arrives with
the 11th engineers train with one Of
ficer and seventy-eight men; Hist
infantry with sixty-three officers and
440 men; the 36th division military
police company with three officers
and 40 men.
Then Comes Goth Division.
The 9Oth division is enroute and
will arrive as follows:
Madawaska, June 6, 943d machine
gun branch, headquarters detach-
ment, ordnance and detail units; COM
panies A and B with ofurteen Off
GERS and 253 men; the 165th field
artillery brigade headquarters, with
eight officers and sixty-two men.
Three Transports Saturday.
On June three transports will ar
rive containing troops of the 90th di-
vision, as follows:
st. Cecilia, 343d field artillery
field and staff, medical veterinary
and ordnance detachments; the sup
ply company, headquarters company;
batteries A to inclusive, thirteen
officers and ,466 men; S45th ma
chine gun; battalion headquarters,
headquarters company medical de-
tachment; companies to B inclu-
sive, six officers and SAT men.
The Kentuckian is the next boat
on June 7, with 345th field artillery
headquarters, first, second and third
ordnance detachments; supply and
headquarters companies, batteries A
to inclusive, with twenty-one off
GERS and 1890 men; 3l5th sanitary
train, medical and supply detach-
ment, headquarters detachment, field
hospital No 357 and S59th ambu-
lance company, three officers and 26S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03

garden army, with its crossed hoe
and rake, is displayed in the win
dows just as the Red Cross and
Liberty loan flags were displayed
during the war In the larger cities
in Oklahoma almost every other
house is displaying its garden flag,
and the boys and girls Of the fami-
lies are proudly cultivating their u.
S. S. @. army gardens In the back
yards of the homes.
Arkansas has an enrolment of 12,-
396 students in the army today and
has 519 tecahers and supervisors In
the work Kansas has 1911 en-
rolled with 344 supervisors. Louisi-
ana, which is a distinctly agricul-
tural state has an enrolment Of
4O,512 garden workers and 8G3 SUI
pervisors. The returns from Mis-
souri, are not yet complete but to
date the state has 47,200 with 1880
teachers and supervisors. Ten
nessee and Kentucky are the most
eastern states in this section and
they have been a little slow in get
ting garden work started but at
present Kentucky has some $4,000
young gardeners, Tennessee about
$4,000 and both of these states will
be making larger returns within the
next few weeks
Oklahoma reports approximately
10000 young gardeners, with 1873
cities actively engaged in school
supervised home garden work.
Texas reports 10000 with 123
cities doing this work. Both these
states have placed gardening work
upon permanent basis and have
adopted it as distinct part Of the
curricula of their schools through
the action of the state boards Of
education. In the most western
states, Colorado and New Mexico
the U. S. S. s. G A.. has met as
much success comparatively as in
the more eastern states. Denver,
Col, has an enrolment of about
10000 with 500 teachers using the
literature of the school garden
army. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03

charged that will just pay the ex-
penses OF getting the film.
An auditorium will seat 400 people.
ANY time an entertainment of any
kind is given the house is full. The
school is the center OF all community
interest.
"A dining rom in the basement will
seat so people at time. 1t is set
aside for community meetings for
just this purpose. Adjoining the com
munity dining room is the we'll
equipped domestic science room. The
equipment is used in preparing COM
munity banquets
Farms Are In Demand.
No farmers are moving from this
district to take their children to a
good schools. They know their coun-
try school is as good as any to be
found in the towns or cities. Farms
to rent are in keen demand, Some
few who left the district have re-
turned in. order to put their children
in a better school.
The school has grown all the
time. A year ago an addition was
built on to the old building More
people are coming into the district
All the boys and girls stay in the
school. The attendance is always
around 80 per cent. Year before
last it averaged close to So per cent.
for the school year. During the
"flu" last winter it was never lower
than 70 per cent
The cost is not too high. The
school tax this year is 13 IL mills.
Last year it was ~ mills and the
year before little over 10 mills.
The people pay cheerfully They
have seen It pays them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
ENLISTMENTS IN SCHOOL GARDEN
ARMY OF AMERICA SHOW INCREASE

Washington, June 3.--An increase
Of 50 per cent in the 1919 enlistment
in the southwestern states division of
the United States garden army is re-
corded, as the states comprised in the
southwestern division, including Ten
nessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Kansas,
Oklahoma, Colorado, Arkansas, Louisi.
ana, Texas and New Mexico report
100000 enlistments. Not only is there
a huge increase in the enrolment but
the school and home gardens of the
young gardeners of the United States
school garden army promise to double
in value when harvested this summer
and fall.
Each Of the ten states included in
the southwestern states division has
introduced gardening as required
subject in the curriculum of the
schools Of the state This has been
done by the formal action of the
state department of education. Most
Of the larger cities and many of the
smaller ones have introduced gar
denng in the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades and are giving credits for the
work, just as is done in other sub
iects The number of cities that have
conducted gardening operations un-
der the plan outlined by the United
states school garden army is 670, and
represents the largest number of
cites doing garden work in any re-
gion in the United States All of
the larger cities have paid super
visors, and assistants, and in in
stances where the finances Of the
city boards of education has not per
mltted of an appropriation, many
teachers have volunteered to super
wise the work.
A large percentage of the popula-
ton of the southwestern states is
rural and not reached by the school
garden army activities, but practi
cally all towns with a population
in excess of 1900 has taken an in
terest in the plans OF the garden
army.
In many Of the homes in the
larger cities the service flag of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
cHickASHA TEACHERS
ARE APPOINTED
CONTINUED From Page one)

(Continued From Page One)
ground equipment FOR eacn Of the
five ward schools. The school board
has appropriated $50 for play
ground equipment for each Of the
ward buildings, and this money viii
be spent to the best advantage, he
declares. Among the playground
equipment to be bought is giant
strides, armory balls, bats, basket
balls, goals and other articles.
Mr. Montgomery stated yesterday
afternoon that the teachers for the
Lincoln, local negro schools, would
be announced later. The superin-
tendent gave no definite plans as
to the probable changes in the
school, but declared that the course
of study to be offered in the negro
institution next year would be
along a more practical line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
GRADY SCHOOLS
SCORE BIG HIT
i'm FARM PAPER
Rural Life Writer Gives System
Credit Being Among Best.
AMBER AS EXAMPLE
Says It's Biggest Consolidated
School in Entire U. S.

Grady county's rural school sys
TEN scored another hit in an article
by Clarence Roberts, which appeared
in the latest issue of the Oklahoma
FarmerStoekman
According to local school and agri
cultural men, Mr. doberts is one OF
the foremost authorities in Oklaho
ma on the rural school and country
life questions. Following is the ar
ticle in part:
In the southern part of Grady
county is found the Stover high
school, rural district of only g IL
square miles Yet this district has
a school building with three class
rooms, an auditorium with 200 seats
and kitchen. A bond Issue of $9,0OO.-
and a levy of Is mills on the as
sessed valuation Of $245,OOO put up
the building and ran the school for
the first year.
Three teachers are employed. A
teacherage is furnished. There were
enrolled this year 10 pupils, 80 of
whom were in the high school. Of
these ITO pupils "a we've transferred
from other districts.
Whether the fine community spirit
in Stover district brought the school
or the school brought the community
spirit, doesn't much matter. The fact
that the two are found together is the
important thing The boys and girls
have high school advantages right in
their own community, and the folks
are mighty proud of their school
Union Graded School.
"On the west side of Grady county
is located a union graded school at
Norge. Three districts combined to
form this union graded school. The
old school buildings were retained
and all children in the sixth grade
and under are taught there. The cen
trail building is located in the cen
ter of the three districts, one mile
and half from the three old build.
ngs. H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
SHIP BODY HOME
FROM ARMY POST;
WILL BURY HERE

The body Of Pvt. Neral A. Finley,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Fin
ley. Of Chickasha, rural route two,
who died last week in an army hos
pital in New Mexico, has been ship
ped from that point and is expected
to arrive in Chickasha tomorrow.
Funeral services viii be held the
lay following the arrival of the body,
it was announced this morning. Mr.
Finley, father of the deceased soldier,
has been in New Mexico several days
preparing for the shipment OF the
body.
Private Finley recently returned
from France where he contracted
tuberculosis, which caused his death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
PUPILS Are Hauled.

81 didn't know until just the other
day that the largest consolidated
school in the United States is to be
found in Grady county, Oklahoma.
"The Amber consolidated school
district in the northern part Of the
county is Sc IA square miles in size.
The taxable wealth of the district Is
$1,24O,00O The district was or
ganize delight years ago.
"The district transports all the
pupils who live more than IA
miles from the schoolhouse. For this
purpose it owns six wagons. Each of
the drivers is paid SIS a month for
the driving of his own team to the
wagon. Each is placed under SIS
bond to insure good behavior of the
pupils under his care. The longest
route serving the Amber school Is
seven miles. One is six and one
fourth miles, one six miles, one five
miles and one four and three-fourths
miles long. The wagons start at the
ends of their routes in time to reach
school at S:45 or is minutes before
taking up school.
Community Social Center
The school building is lighted with |
an electric lighting plant. moving |
picture machine is run with this |
plant. A picture is shown every
two weeks, or just as often as the
people demand one An admission is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
nuenced by constitutional conditions, and
In order TO cure il you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t Is com
posed Of some Of the best tonics known.
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers The perfect combination OF
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi,,
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials free
r. j. CHENEY g. CO.. Props. Toledo, o.
All Druggists, 7hc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03

men. Ff
The Huron transport will arrive at
Newport News June 7, with 357th in
fantry field and staff; first, second
and third branch headquarters, medi-
cal detachment, first, second and
third branches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03

cruiting station during the past tw}
months. Mr. Roth has been trans
ferred to Tulsa, where Tender Whlte
Mas been located for the past five
months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-03

In India wood, metal and ivory
carvers begin to learn their trade at
the age of three years and become
skilled workers by the time they are
twelve.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
KALINIS PRIGAVO
POLICISTUS.

San Francisco. Prize tu-
lQ dviej policistu pribego
pusnuogis vyras su aprista
galva. Jis uzreiske polici-
stui, kad j uzpuole plesikai
If jis tapo netik apiplestas
bet ir sumustas. Policistai,
zinoma, nugabeno nukente-
just ligonbutin, kur jam su-
teikta daktariska pagelba.
Kadangi apiplestasis spiresi
butinai vykti namo, kad ap-
lankius savo seimyna kuri
rar dasi nuosaliai nuo mie-
sto, tai jsm suteikta drapaz
nos If kick pinigu ant tike-
to. Veliau pasirode, kad
tai buves kalinys Warren.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
.ZUDOMA MERGINOS
BUDAPESTE.

Vienna, geg. 20. (suvelin-
ta). cia gauna, ziniu, kad
Budapeste del buvusio suki-
limo prizes komunistus tapo
nuzudyta visa ellie zymiu
ypatQ. Tapo nuzudyta ke-
letas ypatu ju tarpe ir vie
mas vyskupas, kurios buvo
paimtos uzstatan, kad jQ
draugai nesipriesins kolmu-
misty tvarkai.
Taipgi nuzudyta ir kelio-
lika merginu, .surios dirb.
dino kontr-revoliucijonie
riams trispalvius kvietkus.
Tulu kunai, kurios buvc
|siuneiamos kalejiman, rasts
'Dunojuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
EZERAS PRlEzASTIMI
ZEMES DREBEJIMO.

Washington, D. c. Mok-
slavyriai, kurie tyrineja
priezastis zemes dreb2jimo
San Salvador, pranesa, kad
pasikartojanti zemes drebe-
jimai San Salvatore paei-
ma nuo persipildymo van
dens ezere Ilopango, kuris
randasi augstai kalnuose.
Paskutinis zemes drebe-
jimas pridare San Salvador
mieste bledies apie ant $40,
100000, If taipgi zuvo SO
'ypatQ prize daugelio suzei-
stu. Todel San Salvador
valdzia nutare nuleisti XII
lanti ezere vandeni.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
KEBLUMAI SU JUODU-
KAIS ANCLIJOJE

Londonas. Anglijoje kila
nemazai keblumu SUI Afri-
kos juodukais. Mat kilus
karei daug Afrikos juodu-
ky tapo pargabenta Angli-
jon prie ivairiu darbu; da-
bar gi karei uzsibaigus, dau
gumai tu juodukQ valdzia
privalo moketi parama kai-
po bedarbiams.
Bet didesnis yra keblu-
mas su sliubais. Nemazai
baltveidziu apsivede SUI juo-
dukais; bet daugelyje tokiu
atsitikinu kunigai atsake
baznytini palaiminima jau-
navedziams skirtingu rasiq.
IS to susidaro pusetinas ne
smag1lmas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
HALLERIS GELBSTI
BOLSEVlKAMS.

Vienna, geg. 19. (suve-
linta). Bolsevikai pradeda
daugiau spausti rumunus,
mes ju rankos yra paliuo-
tos nuo ukrajinu armies.
Mat ukrajinai dabar item
pc savo spekas apie $4,000
prizes Hallerio verzimasi Uk
rajinon.
Rumunams, kaip rodosi
gresia pavojus atsidurti
tarp dvieju ugniu, mes ir
Vengrijos sovietu valdzia,
sakoma, rengiasi smarkiai
uzpulti Rumunijos spekas.
Gi ukrajinu svarbiausias
punktas Tamopol, kaip prs
nesama, irgi esas pavojuje
del prisiartinancios Mask
vos sovietu kariumenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
REIKALAUJA ITALU
PASIAISKINTI.

Paryzius, geg. %. Tape
suzinota is tikru saltiniu,
kad SuvienytQ ValstijV, An
glijos ir Francuzijo atstovy-
bes bendrai uzklause Itali-
jos atstovybes, idant pasi-
aiskintu, kodel Italia isso-
dino savo kariumene Tur-
kijoje. 4
Italijos premieras Orlan-
do, sakoma, dave tame pa
aiskinima. Bet pirm aiski-
nant pareikalavo, kad pra-
sisalintu is posedzio Greki-
jos premieras Venizelos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
UZLEIS LENKAMS Tx
SUNAIKINTA SAIL.

Londonas, geg. %. Vo-
kietija pradeda daugiau
Jausti savo pavoju ir rem
glasi sutikti il, jei reikes,
SUI didele auka.
Vokieciai ketina uz jokia
kama neatiduoti Lenkijai
augstesneses Silezijos, ku-.
ria talkininkai nori priskir-
tt prie Lenkijos.
Sakoma 100000 ypatu
esq iskilmingai pasirase pc
prizadu, kad jei reiktu att
duoti ta karsta Lenkijai, tai
lleJlnycios ir kasyklos bus
paverstos j griuvesius; pa
tl-gi vieta bus nuleta krau-
ju. Tvirtinama, kad toj
apielinkej esama $4,000
prlgudusiq karese Prusijos
kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
TURKAI IR BULGARIA
VYKSTA PARYzIUN,

Geneva, geg. 20. (suvelin
ta). cia atvyko Tn'kijos
ir Bulgarijos atstovybes Tai
kos konferencijon. Jos We
zasi daagybe ivairiQ doku-
mentu. Abi delegacijos ke-
tinancios kelti didelius pro
testus prizes taikos Konfe-
rencijos elgimasi link tu ze-
miu.
Turkija labai priesinsis uz
padalinima Turkijos; ypad
prieSinsis uz iudinima Kon-
stantinopolio. Gi Bulgari-
ia reikalaus butinai sugra-
zinti jai Drobrudzia ir no.
sto Konstanzo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
ATEME NUO BOLSEVI-
KU MIESTA.
ArchangeIskas, geo. {

Archangelskas, geg. 20.
(suvelinta). Rusu ir talki-
ninku kariumenes Murman-
sko fronte ateme nuo boise
viku miesta Povienec ant
kranto ezero Omega. Da-
bar talkininku laiveliai ga
les veikti Onegos ezere.
Ties upe Vaga rusQ pa
trulis is 100 vyru persilau-
z6 per bolseviku linija ties
sodziumi Malo Berenik, uz-
muse prieso 20 kareiviu ir
sueme viena, pats nepanes-
dam jokiQ nuostoliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23

Omsk, geg. FL. (suvelin-
ta). Desimtasis Maskvos
pulkas dalis bolseviku ar
mijos ties Kama nepanore-
jes eiti i fronta pries Kol-
cako kariumene; delei to
daug kareiviu tapo susau-
dyti.
Veliau pulkas isreiske no
ra eiti mustis, bet, prisiarti-
nes prie musiu linijos, is
saude savo aficierus boise
vikus If pasidave Sibiro ar
mijai. Pulkas susidedas
daugiausiai is Maskvos dar-
bininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
VOKIETIJA REiKALAUS
PLEBISCITO.

Berlinas, geg. %. Vokie.
tia, kad apginus savo po.
zjcija ketina reikalauti pie
biscito apsisprendimui kur
tie krastai nori prisideti. Jie
to reikalaus pasiremiant
Wilsono uzreiskimu. Vo-
kieciai taipgi reikalaus, kad
prie balsavimq dalyvautu ir
neutrality Sally atstovai, ku-
rie priziuretu teisingums
skaitymo balsu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
No. l22
ANGLAI VEL SUMUsE
AFGANCUS.

Londonas, geg. 22. AngIi
JOS kariumene turejo susire-
NINA su afgancais apielin-
keje Dakka Afganistane,
lMusiai iStiko 16 ir II die
nose geguzlo.
Anglijos nuostoliai 1o5
indijonai; gi afgancu 100
uzmustais ir daug suzeis-
tais. Tarpe uzmuStq rasta
nemazai if regularly karei-
viz. Anglai taipgi sueme
keturias kanuoles. Tai he
"a reguliare kare, tik afgan-
GU sukilimas prizes kaimyn,ls
anglus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
PASIRASE KRAUJU
DEL TEVYNES.

Toxic, geg. %. Keliolika
chinQ Suddenly Japonijos
mokyklose pasirase kiekvie-
mas savo krauju po rezoliu-
CHA, kurioje kviecia visus
chinus studentus Japonijoje
kuh'iu ten yra apie 1000,
kad gritty Chinijon isnesi-
mui protesto prizes taikos
konferencijos nuosprendi
Stantungo klausime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
UKRAJINAL PROTES-
TUOJA PRIZES LENKUS,

Paryzius, geg. 22. Ukra-
jinu delegacija iteike taikos
konferencijai protesta del
lenku verzimosi Ukrajinon.
Lenku ir ukrajinu atsto-
val isdeste savo reikalus
prizes taryba keturiu didziu-
ju (Amerika, Anglia, Fran
cuzija if Italija), bet prize
jokio sutarimo neprieita.
Ukrajinai grasina pertrauk-
tt padarytas sutartis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
PASIRENGE PRIPAZINTI
KOLCAKO VALDzIA.

Washington, D. c. geg.
22. Taikos konferencija is
Paryziaus pranese admire
lui Kolcakui, vadui Omsko
valdzioje, kad talkininkai
esq pasirenge pripazinti ON
sko valdzia del visos nebol-
sevikiskos Rusijos, bet yra
reikalinga, kad Omske SUI
sidarytu pastovi valdzia il
steigiamasai susirinkimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
CEDAR RAPIDS .,IDELE
EkSPLIOZIJA.

Cedar Rapids, la. Vieno-
je dirbtuveje istiko didele
ekspliozija. Nuo ekspliozi-
jos sudrebejo visa apielin-
ke. Ekspliozijoje, kaip ap-
skaitliuojama, zuvo apie 25
ypatos If yra apie 100 SUI
zeistQ. IS $50 darbininku
5os keli liko neuzgauti; nuo
stoliu yra apie S3,O00,OOO.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
PAkVlETE KAUTSKY PASIDAVE BOLsEVIKU
VERSAILLES PULKAS

Versailles, geg. 22. Pribu
vo Vokietijos neprigulmin-
gu socialistu lyde1is Karl
Kautsky. Jis manoma tapo
pakviestas %Vokietijos dele
gacijos del 4pasitarimo klau-
SINE, suristame su pasirasy-
.mu po taikos sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
EstOnai NetoIi Petrogrado
Turkai ir Bulgaria Vyksta
Paryziun
HaNeris ge|bSti bOISovikarns
Bolseviku uzpuolimai Baltiko fronte
ESTONAI ARTI PETRO-
CRADO.

Stockholmas, geg. Fl. (su
velinta). siadien gauta OFF
cialis Estonijos stabo prane-
simas, kad estonu armija Wis
stumia bolseyikus artyn Pet
rogrado.
Pranesime pabrieziama,
kad estonai uzeme stoti Vru
ga, kur sueme TOO nelais-
viq. Vruga yra arti Gatci-
ma apie 35 mylios nuo Pet
rogrado.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
NAUJA ERA BOLSEVIKU
METASKAICIUJE.

Helsingforsas, geg. Fl. So
vietu valdzia inese nauja
sistema metu chronologijoj.
Jie nori pradeti metus su rs
diena spaliu menesio, kada
tapo ivesta bolseviku rezi-
mas.
Bolsevikiski metal, kaip
pranesama, lures 280 darbo
.dienu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
VOKIECIAI REIKALAU-
JA KAIZERIUI DVARO.

Berlinas, geg. 20. Woke
tijos zmoniu partija iteike
Vokietijos steigiamam susi-
rinkimui peticija su keleta
tukstanciu parasu, prasyda-
mi, kad butq itaisyta val
dzios lesomis dvaras Vokie-
tijoje buvusiam Vokietijos
kaizeriui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
5USTREIKAVO DEL W.
UOJAUTOS.

St. Paul, geg. 21. cia is
ejo ant streiko 5000 vyru ma
rial sesiolikos uniju tik is
paramos streikuojantiems
prastiems darbininkams, ku
rie reikalauja pakelimo al
go Xxi Sc centu j valanda, 9
valanGu darbo dienos ir pri
pazinimo ju unijos.