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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25
LETTERS FROM OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
IRON HOWARD THOMPSON.

Creon, France, March 20. 1919.
Dear Father:
l was glad to get your kind and
welcome letter and to know that you
have gotten well. l hope you are
still well. | would certainly like to
get home. but have no idea when that
will be.
Now that have lived through the
war don't intend to let the flu both
er me if l can help it. | forgot to
mention that | had it anyhow last
fall when I was on the Nerdun fronts
Slept in the rain and mud all the
lime. Did not eat a bite for five days
but conquered it without being abb
sent from duty and had no medicine
but a dose of calomel. So l guess |
must be tough enough.
Yes. have seen enough hell to
last me awhile anyway. Three
months of coolies, mud soaked
clothes and underwear. no chance to
take bath Often little to eat OF
drink Hundreds of dead and dying
men. Plenty OF shells. gas, smoke
and noise. and work DAY and night.
hut Wa, glad to go through it. |
don't want the experience again tho.
| got cnOuGh gas one night 90 make
ne throw up. 1t was all like bad
dream. A year of ii should make
the hair turn grey.
] hope Edgar is home by this time.
want 10 get back as soon as pos
sIble for | have had enough of army
litc,for the present. Write me soon.
Your son,
HOWARD THOMPSON.
(The writer of this letter is IL son
OF &. T.. Thompson of Dawson
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25

of 1t is very wet and Swampy In
southern France there is good graz
Ing the year round but herdsman
must accompany the herd to keep
them on the go so that they don
craze too Ions in one place and tramp
out all the grass. This is due to the
fact that there is so much rain and
the land has little If any natural
drainage. Write when you can. Your
son. OSCAR THOMPSON.
oscar is also a son of c. E.
Thompson.)
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25
At Eishty-one Takes Up Desert Land.

At the nge Of eighty-one years, Mrs.
Cornclia Cooke has proved up on
section of land under the Desert Land
Act. and is now the owner of the prop
erty, located eight miles east Of Mo-
jave, says Los Angeles Dispatch.
The government demands much do
velopnent work on these desert lands,
and Mrs. Cooke showed that in the
four years she resided on the "claim"
she did much of the necessary Work
herself. In addition to winning
homo, the aged homcstcadcr declares
that she has improved her health by
life on the desert.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25
THE LITTLE TOWNS.

(Hilda Morris. in New York Times
Oh. little town in Arkansas and little
town in Maine.
And little. sheltered valley town and
hamlet on the plain,
Salem. Jackson. Waukesha, and
Brookyille. and Peru,
San MateO. and Irontown, and Lake,
and Waterloo,
Little town we smiled upon and loved
for simple ways,
Quiet streets and garden beds and
friendly sunlit days
Out of you the soldiers came.
Little town of homely name.
Young and strong and brave with
laughter.
They saw truth and followed after.
Little town, the birth of them.
Makes you kin to Bethlehem!
Little town where Jimmy Brown ran
the grocery store.
Little town where Manuel fished
along the shore,
Where Russian Steve was carpenter.
and sandy Pat McQuade
Worked all day in overalls at his me-
chanic's trade;
Where Allen Perkins practiced law.
and John, Judge Harper's son.
Planned little house for two that
never shall be done
Little town, you gave them all.
Rich and poor and great and small,
Bred them clean and straight and
strong,
Sent them forth to right the wrong.
Little town, their glorious death
Makes you kin to Nazareth.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25
THIS WEEK TnIRTY-ElGH YEARS AGO.
From the Issue Of Thurs
day, April %, 1881.

Condensed From the Issue Of Thurs
day, April %, 1881.
The Presbytery of Greenbrier
meets at Maiden or the 4th of May.
Seven prisoners are now in the Jail
here, Summers county furnishing 5;
GreenbrIer. 2.
Rapp & Millar, from Clarksburg.
have opened a marble works busI-
ness here. 10 make tombstones. etc.
John A. Foglesong and James
Dyche. contractors. are giving the
Lew-isburg hotel a new dress of paint
The General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church will
assemble in Staunton. Va. on the
10Th of May. Rev. D. S. Syden-
stricken and Elder Sherman Clark
will represent Greenbrier Presbytery.
Moffet Beads house. in the Little
Levels Of Pocahontas county. was
destroyed by fire Tuesday night. He
saved some of the furniture. Loss
$500.
VIM. B. Caldwell. aged rs years,
died at his home at The White this
morning. He was an accomplished
gentleman long prominent about the
White.
The home OF Mrs. Fannie Cald-
we'll. widow of DR.. ID. c. B. Caldwell,
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
night. The fire originated in the
careless handling OF a lighted candle
in an upstairs room by one Of the
children. A portion OF the furniture
was saved. Different lumber COM
ranias have offered the lumber and
carpenters the labor necessary for
its reconstruction.
Governor Price and his son John S.
are il Randolph county 10 attend tho
funeral OF the Governors brother.
VIM. G.. Price.
Col. Chas. S. Darlington. of Rich
monl. Va. was here last week.
Tom Wickline. OF Monroe. is visit
ing Mrs Sallie Patton
Robert Grimes is absent in Ohio
Gov. n. NJ. Mathews and family are
at Mrs. z. A. Fry's. Jas. Dotson has
gone to Cincinnati to lake position
in the wholesale cigar house of Fos-
ter & Co.
, John II. Holt, of Lewisburg. has
heen chosen to deliver the valedictory
address before the graduating Law
Class Of the Georgetown Law School.
The Fayette Enterprise says about
80 immigrants have settled at Cotton
Hill 10 engage in farming.
Cnas. l.. Peck. agent of Carter q
Ryland, Of Richmond. informs The
Independent that this House recently
sold the tobacco crop OF J. II. Light
of Forest Hill. Summers county. at
$50 per leo polnds for first auality
and S35 for second
On New river near Peterstown last
week a party Of Richmond gentlemen
wniie returning up the river from Il
lleaSnrc trip in small boat. were
severely stunned by stroke OF light
| Ilng-one Of them =. Broadly
| TO the point OF insensibility. so that
| he fell into the river and narrowly
escaped drowning.
Miss Sophia Haley was drowned
in the kanawha river at Coalburg last
week when the boat in which she was
crossing the stream with two men
sprung leak and sank. One Of the
Young men come near losing his life
| IN the effort to save the girl
The suit Of G. n. Davis VS.. The
White Sulphur Company for the
value of a pair Of fine horses lost
in the destruction OF the stables a.
| the White by fire last summer. Is on
| trial in the Circuit Court. K. f..
Dennis and A. +. Mathews appear
| ing for Mr.. Davis and a. G.. Snyder
and J. w. Harris fer The company.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25

% Boulevard de La Liberty.
G.. II. b. Lille, France.
March 81, 1919.
Dear Father:
Just line to let you know that l
am well and getting along fine. Trust
that this may find all well at home.
! suppose that you have begun to
think ABOUT the spring work. and the
many miscellaneous jobs which con-
front you al this busy time Of year.
No doubt you wonder why | am not
at home by this time. recalling letters
written three Of four months ago.
Well you know that | has been dis
appointed mOren than once already.
Just as | have said before one cannot
depend On anything in this outfit. But
! am quite used to the run of things
now, and that help out quite bit.
you know.
Don't know how long we will be
held in foreign service yet. There
are Ibou; 500 sailors working
throughout this section OF France.
and L part Of Belgium. building bar
racks to shelter the homeless people
This work goes under the head Of
Commission Relief of Belgium.
Food Administrator Hoover appears
10 b. the head push Of this work
The weather here is pretty cold
We had quite a snow storm yes: err
day morning but as it warmed up in
The afternoon most Of the snow soon
melted.
THIS land lays low and level much
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-25
FROM OSCAR THOMPSON.

% Boulevard de La Liberty.
G.. II. b. Lille, France.
March 81. 1919.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
VOKIETIJA NUSTATO
6 MILIJARDUS DOL. ME-
-. TINIU MOKESTU.

siaures vokieciu laikras-
tyj Gazette siadien tapo pa
skelbtas Vokietijos finansi-
mis- programs, reikalaujan-
tis kas metal sudeti 25,OOO,-
100000 markiu (apie &c.
OOO,oO0,OO0) su sutikimu fl
nansu ministerio Erzberge-
rio ir g1upes zinovu dalyko.
Suvaziavinias sake pilnai su
tikes su finansu reformo-
mis-. -
Astuoni biliionai markiu
bus gauta is kares mokes-
ciu, o likusie;i II bilijonu
is nauju saltiniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
Bachnletievas prie$ingas da-
viiInui |aisveS mazOns tautQnls
Lenkai ganna Silezijos
balsus
Ausirai nori, kad skoIinusieji
karei, uzmOketQ skOlas.
Keblus padejimas Anglijai.
keblus padejimas AngIijai.

tis kisusis j darbo gincus,
sustabdyti konskripcija, is
traukti talkininkq kareivius
is Rusijos If paliuosuoti So
zininguosius kares priest
ninkus. q gaaN
Kabinetas turejo susirin-
kima 81 ryta aptarimui pa
dejimo. Premier Lloyd
George 81 yakara matysis SUI
kasyklu savininkais, o Bo-
mar Law SUI angliakasiu vir-
Pad6jimas labai
kritiskas. %Mk5!WI
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
RUSAI BANDO TAIKYTIS
SU RUMUNAIS.

Londonas, liepos % die
na. Kaip Berlino valdzios
bevieline zinia sake, boise
viku delegacija atvyko XII
senevan Lenino vardu stu
lydama taika rumunu Dnies
tro kareivijoms. il sutin-
ka pavesti rumunams Bes-
sarabija taja islyga, kad jie
neleis per Rumunijos siena
Ukrainos pilieciu ir Kolca-
ko gauju.
Padaryta musiu pertrau-
ka Bessarabijos fronte as
tuonioms demons ir dele
gacija nuvyko rumunu Sc
dybon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
STREIKUOJANTIEJI REL
KALAUJA LAISVES.

Fort Leavenworth, Kas.,
liepos 23 d. Siadien suki-
lusieji cia baudziamose ka-
zarmese streikuojantieji bu-
vusieji kareiviai, aidoblistai
ir saziningieji kares priest
ninkai siadien tolydzio rel
kalavo, "paleiskite mus.
"Sovietas" reikalavo Vi
suotinos amnestiios pirma
negu kaliniai griz dirbti.
Komitetas atstovaujantis su
kilusius kalinius taipgi rel
kalavo, kad ju reikalavimas
laisves butu pasiustas PREF.
Wilsonui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
SUV. WAIST. AGENTAS
SAKO MOONEY NUTEIS.
TAS NETEISINGAI.

Washington, liepos 20 d.
Buvusis specials Justicijos
skyriaus agentas John B.
Densmore, tyrinejusis Moo
ney'o byla valdziai, savo
pranesime apie tai sake, kad
Tomas j. Mooney negavo
pilno teisingumo savo byloj
San Francisco uz menama
prisidejima prie bombos
sprogimo pasirengimo die
moi. Pranesinlas datuotas
lapkricio l d., 1913 M, sia-
dien iteikta kongresui atsa-
kyman j rezoliucija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
BANDYS PRIVERSTI KA-
:. LINUS DIRBTI.

.Leavenworth, Kas., liepos
% d. Pasak pulk. Sedg-
wick Rice, pribuvus rytoj j
Suv. Valstiju baudziama-
slas kazarmes dar 1900 ka
reiviu is aplinkiniu stovyk-
lQ, $500 politiniu kaliniu,
kurie nuo antradienio yra
saugojami eilese, bus prista
tyti prie darbo.
Kalejimo kazarmese bu-
vo ramu siadien, pribuvus
dadetiniams sargams is nuo
latino forto garnizono.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
AUSTRIA NORI, KAD
.SKOLINUSIEU KAREI
UzMOKETU SKOLAS.

Vienna, liepos % diena.
Austria niekuomet viesai
nepasiule pleno paskaldy-
mui kares skolu buvusios I'm
perijos tarp naujq valsty-
btu, bet il grieztai tvirtino,
kad vokiskoji Austria ne
galinti viena uzmoketi.
Vienok sakoma, kad Sc,
xmas plenas patinkqs Aus
tr jos delegatams:
rrimi svarbiausiais prin-
clip, is yfa:
Viena, kares skola turi bu
ii paskaidyta tarp visu bu-
vusios imperijos valstybiu.
Antra, kiekviena valsty-
be turi apsiimti uzmoketl
jai paskirta dali. .
Trecia, kares skola turi
butt padalinta lygiai tarp
ivairiu valstybiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
ANGLIAKASIAI
ATSISAKO PRISIDETf
PRIZE STREIKO.

Londonas, liepos 23 d.
Linksmiausiu dalyku angli
nio streiko pad6jime yra Va
ijos angliakasiu nutarimas
suvaziavime Cardiffe nepri
sid6ti prie Yorksires jude
jimo.
Skaitlius streikuojaneiu
angliakasiu siekia 275,0OO
vyru; streikas paliecia dau
giausiai Yorksire, Derbysire,
Nottinghama if Manmoutha
Sulyg valdzios pranesi-
mu, minister's be portfolio
Sir Eric Geddes, yra Iced
Sc; is stengsis apsaugoti tik
tuos darbininkus, kurie ap-
siina dirbti prize pumpu ir
nesikis j streiko judejima.
Valdzios atstovas butte A.
Bonar Law pasake, kad kick
yaldziai zinoma, nera nei
vieno, kuris tyeia keltu ne
ramuma tarpe angliakasiu
ir kad streikas yra protestu
prizes padidintas kainas ang
Inns, pragyyenimo brargu-
ma, karini isikisima Rusi-
jon ir priverstini kareivia-
vima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
VILLA VAZIUOS JAPO-
NIJON GINKLU GAUTI.

Ell Paso, Texas. liepos %.
Vakar atvykusieji Sia is Chi
huahua miesto amerikieciai
pranese, kad Francisco Vii
Ia ir gen. Felipe Angeles at
leido savo kareivijas Xxi rug
s6jo ir paskelbe kareiviams,
kad jie vaziuoja j Japonija
ainunicijos gauti Villos re-
voliucijai.
Jie sake, kad Villa islei-
do prisaka savo kareiviams
grizti namo Xxi rudens, kuo-
met jis pasauksias JUGS vel.
Sta pranesima vakar taip
gi isdave Juareze gen. Ysi-
dro.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
BOSTONO POLICIJA SU
i....a TVERE UNIJA.

Boston, Mass, hepos 23d.
Bostono policija padave pra
syma Amerikos Darbo Fe-
deracijai, kad jai isduotu
narystes earteri. Nariai "a
da reikalauti pakelimo al
gos ne kas sau, bet organi-
zaciniu budu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
RIAUS-S WASHlNGTO-
NE SUSTABDYTOS.

Washington, liepos % d.
Nors kai-kuriose negrQ ap--
gyventose vietose saudymal
tesesi Xxi pat ryto, bet dl-
desnes nelaimes vakaryks-
ciu baltuju su juodaisiais su
sidejo tik is vieno balto uz-
music If kito pavojingai SUI
zeisto. Daugybes yra SUI
zeistu, da..ssiaus ar maSiaus
kumsciais, lazdomis, ar pei
liais, bet nei vienas ju ne
suzeista pavojingai.
Neziurint to, kad sostine
atrode kaip tikra ginkluota
stovykla, bet ketvirta juod-
veidziu SUI baltveidziais ka-
res naktis nebuvo tokia
smlarki kaip pirmadieE''.
lulr keturi buvo uzmusti il
apie desimts sunkiai suzeis-
ltu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
SUV. Waist. PASIRAsIS
20 TAXA SU BULGARI-
JA IR TURKIJA.

Washington, liepos % d.
Siadien buvo paskelbta val
stybes skyriuje, kad Suvie-
nytos Valstijos pasirasys po
.taikos sutartimis SUI Bulga-
ria ir Turkija.
Nors Suvienytos Valstijos
po teisybei nekariavo su Bull
garija ir Turkija, bet JOS pa
sirasys po sutartimis, kad
parodzius, jog jos sutinka
/! So tomis islygomis, kurios
yra dedamos ant tu Woke
Itijos ir Austrijos talkinin-
'kiu. III
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
SIBlRO BOLSEVIKAI
ORGANIZUOJA KARIU,
MEME. y,

Toxic, birzelio (korespon
Associated Press. Bolsevi
kai Sibire Wis dar tebevaro
propaganda ir organizuoja
savo kariumene. Pietinei
pamario provincijoj jie uz-
baige organizavima savo ka
rlumenes, mes nuo geguzio
pradzios jie naikina gelzke-
Illus, azpuldineja traukinius
if palma stotis.
Apie 1,5O0 bolseviku ank
sti rytmetyj birzelio 3 d. W.
puole japonu garnizona Ipo
litovkoj ir kelis uzmuse. vi
sa jQ pajiega Suchano apie-
linkej, nuo Ipolitovkos j pie
tus siekia nuo 1000 Xxi s.
ooO. a-.!A.aisi
Bolsevikai Amuro provin
cijoj uzsiima vien propagan
dos darbu ir nera susispiete
j dideli skaitliu. Zabaikalo
apskrityj jie susispiete arti
Nercinsko, skaitliuje 1000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
JAPONAI UZCINA
sANTUNGINI MAMA.

Paryzius, liepos % d. ia
pony delegacija taikos kon-
ferencijon siadien isleido uz
gynima tvirtinimams, buk
santunginis susitaikymas vo
kieciu taikos sutartyj buves
padarytas uz janonu atsie-
NINA savo reikalavimu, pa
liecianciu tautine salyga tau
tu lygos sandoroj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
PRASO KONGRESO
NUSTATYTI TAISYKLES
=. ORLAIVIAMS.


Washingtonan, liepos %.
Delei nelaimes SUI balioni-
niu orlaiviu Chicagoje, I'LL
nojaus senatorius Sherman
siadien padave projekta, rel
kalaujanti, kad butu paskir-
ia grimes keliones linijos ir
kad butu reikafaujama leis-
tinio patvarkymo lakunams.
Dirizabeliaus su uzsidega-
Dirizabeliams SUI uzsidega.
drausta lekti virsum miestu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
BACEIMETIEVAS PRIZE
SINGAS DAVIMUI I.AIS-
YES MAZOMS TAUTOMS

Paryzius, liepos 23 d. Blu
vusis Rusijos ambasadorius
Suv. Valstijose, priklaususis
plie Kerenskines grupes,
Bachmetiev mano, kad A.
merikos zmones ir jq atsto-
val sutiksia su tautininku
(russ) partija lietuviu, lat
viu If estu klausime. sitos
mazos tauteles negali pa
clos vienos stoveti nei eko-
nominal, nei politiniai. Jos
turi tureti pilna autonomi-
ia, bet turi sudaryti dali
didziosios Rusijos, kuomet
toji bus atsteigta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
KAPlTONAS ZUVO, S
GAISRIEINKAI SUZElSTI


South Chicagoj vakar va
kare lenku apgyventoj apie-
linkej begesinant gaisra
gaisrininku kapitonas JAS.
Murray zuvo ugnyj ir S ug-
niagesiai suzeisti. Trisde-
simts penkios seimynos like
b. pastog7s. Nuostoliu ap-
skaitoma ant $780, 600. Su-
dege sesiolika namu prize
Buffalo ave.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
SUV. Waist. PALIUO-
SUOS PRIEsU sALIU
SVETIMSALIUS.

Washington, liepos 23 d
Visi internuoti pasauliskiai
priesu Sally svetimsaliai, is
skiriant prasikaltusius skel-
bimu anarchistiniu ideju il
tu, kurie rori grizti savo tie.
vynen, bus tuojaus paliuo-
suoti Suv. Valstiju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
kONGRESAS K IGNORUO-
JA BERGERIO NUTEISI-
:. MA CHICACOJE.

Washington, liepos % d.
Kongreso komitetas, paskir
tas istyrimui Bergeric tin
kamumo'i kongreso narius,
siadien' pasake jo advoka-
tut Henry F. Cochems, kad
jis neziures teismo nuspren
dino, apkaltinaneio V. Ber
gerl neistikimumu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
DEsIMTS UzMUsTU VO-
KIECIU RIAUSESE.

.Berlinas, liepos % d. Cia
vakar desimts zmoniu tapo
uzmusta suiruteje, kuri kilo
socialistQ didziumieciu susi-
rinkime.
Buvusieji amatines unijos
susirinkime norejo nulincuo
tt ta, kuris saude, bet ligo-
mines patarnautojai isgelbe-
10 j.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
REIKALAUJA ZODzIO
IS JAPONU.

Washington, liepos % d.
Reikalaujama is japonu val
dzios, kad j viesai pasaky-
tu ka j mano daryti SUI San
tungu ir Tokioj sitas reika.
lavimas yra rimtai svarsto-
mas. Yra tikimasi, kad kiln
tis senatoriams uztvirtinti
taikos sutarti neuzilgo bus
prasalinta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
BUTTE PAKELE Xxi &c.
UZ VAZIAVIMA.

Helen, Mont, liepos 23d.
Montanos viesojo patarna-
Vino komisija, nesenai ap-
turejusi prasyma nuo Butte
elektriniu karu kompanijos,
kad jai butu leista init dau
giau kaip 6 Genius uz va
ziavima, pakele kaina Xxi
z centu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
KEBLUS PADEJIMAS
ANGLlJAI.

L.ondonas, liepos 23 die
ma. Kaip atrodo, tai strei-
kas plesis toliaus. Triguba- a
Sc; jis stengsis apsaugoti tik
stu, gelzkelininku If trans
porto darbininku, susirinke
sIapta Londone, manonla,
paskelbs visuotina streika
prisivertimui valdzios liau-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeje:

Ketverge grazu; po pietu /
vakara vesiau. Petnycioje gra
zu su vidutine temperature.
Augsciausia temperature
vakar % laipsniai apie 6 val.
vakare.
Sauletekis, $50 val. ryto;
sauleleidis, 9:17 val. vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
FRANCUZIJA LAUKIA
DUONOS 8ADAS.

Paryzius, liepos % diena.
Francuzija laukia duonos
porcijos rugsejo men. sia-
dien buvo kalbama, kad
duoniniu kortu systema gal
bus ivesta vel ta menesi del
kvieciu nederejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
LENKAI GAUNA SILEZI-
JOS BA.LSUS.

Katowitz, Augs. Silezija,
liepos 22 d. Lenkai jaucia-
81, kad plebiscitas augstuti-
nej Silezijoj virs lenku pu-
sen. Lenkai tikisi, kad jie
islaikys dabartine pozicija
ir dar laimes ateityj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
LENKU KAREIVIAI PA.
INA TARNOPOLI.

Kopenhagen, liepos 23d.
Lenku visuotinoji zinyba pa
skelbe, kad lenku kareivija
paem6 Tarnopoli rytine.i
Galicijoj, ukrainieciu ir len
ku gincijamame apskrityj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-24
PopieziGs $irdingai
priiaria Lietuviu
7ro$kimams.
(Speciale telegrams
"Lietuvai")
Washington, D. c.,
ll:O9 val. ryto, liepos % d.
"Lietuva,''
1888 S. Morgan ST.,
Chicago iii

1888 S. Morgan ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Kablegrama is Paryziaus
skamba sitaip:
"Antroji lietuviu delega-
cija pas Popieziu: vice-pre-
zldentas Staugaitis, prof.
Grigaitis, sugrizo is Vati-
kano siadien.
.."Popiezius prieme SUI ypa
tlngu palaiminimu. Isreiske
sirdinga uzuojauta l;etuviu
tautos troskimams. Uzlaike
JUGS dvigubai ilgiau negu
buvo paskirtas laikas audi
encijai. ii
"Atsisveikinant suteike
palaiminimus visai tautai.
"Nuo sio laiko Lietuvs
zada laikyti pastovu atsto-
va ..t;kane."
Vinikas.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-11
AMERICAN DISAPPEARS :. AT MEXICAN BORDER

JUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. 21 (by maiD Another name has been enrolled on the American consular register in this "port of missinig men," Cashier T. J. Stafford of an Ell Paso bank disap- peared early in January and nothing has been heard from him since. His accounts were in order at the bank and no reason is known for his dis appearance.
 After searching the mountains and plains near Ell Paso, the search was continued to Juarez and the country south of here without success. Staf- lords name is only one of fifty regis tered with the American consulate here as having crossed to Mexico and disappeared
 Some were executed by various rev olutionary chiefs, including Francisco Villa. Others were killed during the fighting in the Mexican towns. Still others died fighting with the rebels on the battlefields which dot the north, while many disappeared after cross ing the border without leaving a clue to their whereabouts.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-11
WIFE OF BANDIT VILLA
 DENIES POVERTY STORY

FL PASO, Texas, Feb. 21 (by maiD Mrs. Luz Corral de Villa, wife of Francisco Villa, says she is neither very rich nor very poor. A local paper recently printed story that Mrs. Villa, who is making her home in San Antonio, Texas, was in destitute cir cumstances because Villa was unable to send money to her from Mexico. In letter to the paper Mrs. Villa denied the report and said she was living in moderate but comfortable cir cumstances in San Antonio, and was taking no part in border political af- fairs.
 Francisco Villa has joined the army of wrist watch wearers. When Jose Haurrieta, his secretary, returned to Villas camp after confidential mis- sion to the Villa junta here he wore a large, square silver wrist watch, with the initials "F "" engraved on the back. It was present to Villa from an American friend. COSTS
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-11

"that the city of Lynn purchase from the Bay State Street Railway company the entire track and overhead feeding wire equipment and car barns within the city limits of Lynn.
 ''This can be done by a 2O-year bond issue, which should be large enough to permit the purchase of 120 one-man operated, front-entrance cars, giving the people in Lynn a service with not over a ten-minute wait during the rush hours, and extending this
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-11
Cadet Ayiators, Delayed, Say Things of St. Louis

the habit of D of Uncle handed a for dash
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-11

go faster than 30 miles an hour, there by missing connections for home, what would you say?
 That Is exactly what 200 officers and cadets from the School of Military Aeronautics in Austin, Tex, said the other day when their slow train from the South puffed into St. Louis too late for eastern connections.
 ghree Chicago cadets, Jack Gib- bons, Paul M. Becker and Ralph F. HetZeI, Sprinted for it and caught tha