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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
WHY MOTHER GREECE SEEKS
RETURN OF NORTHERN EPIRU.

One of the many international prob
lens that will be presented for solu-
ton at the peace conference is the
Epirotic question.
The Greeks maintain that the basis
of the solution of the MANY internal
tionaI problems should be the princi-.
pies of DIFFERENTIATION as laid down
by President Wilson.
According TO this principle, the In
ion of Northern Epirus with her mo-
therland, Greece, is the only solution
of the Epirotic Question The truth
of this statement can be shown by the
following facts:
Amadori Virgil in his 'IaOuestion
Ronmeliote,' a statistical and political
treatise on the Balkan peninsula. pub
lished in Italy in 1908. gives the fol-
lowing statistics which have been
compiled by the Young Turks previous
to the parliamentary elections of 1908,
The figures of the Greek population
given in these statistics are indeed
very low in view of the fact that the
Young Turks were anxious to have the
smallest possible Christian represent
alton in the parliament.
Greeks-GTecoph 1895; AL
banophones 1886; NIachophones 16.-
$751; Total 3O1 1874 MussuImans
| (Turks included) 1855.
| These statistics show very clearly
that even if we do not consider the
| Albanophones and the Nlachophones
as Greeks, the GreCophones population
| of Epirus far superior in numbers than
! the Musulman population. But the
| Albanophone Greeks as well as the
| Vlachophones consider themselves as
| Greeks and by every action in their
| life show their pure Hellenic aspira-
! ton. All the writers on the Balkan
affairs agree on this point unanimous
| ly. Subtract the many thousands OF
| Turks who are naturally included in
| the Musulmans, and the Greek popula-
| ton forms the three-fo of the
, entire native population
! Previous to the Balkan wars there
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
SPORTING NOTES.

John McGTaw wants catcher
for his Giants is beginning to
look around for a catcher and if
there is any deal to be made for a
catcher he'll make it. Bariden is
not expected to play again. Glib
son has outlived hia DAYS as n re-
Sular and McCarty was buuged IN
last year from injuries. O'NeiiI
with Rochester Lass season. be-
longs to the GSnts and is a pro-
missing kid, but one more veteran
Of quality is wanted.
Not for many years has the
bright prospects of popular boxing
doomed up SO generally as at pres
ent all over the United States-7'
Jas. s. Kelly, the veteran referee.
declares. The outlook for 1919 is
very encouraging indeed for the
millions of fight fans throughout
the whole country.
"The home coming of our brave
troops from overseas. and those
who have been in the big camps
here, cuts loose some four millions
Of young. enthusiastic boxers. who
will certainly give considerable
impetuosity to the manly art, af-
ter they shed their military uni
ANill anu SEt hONI dSdlll ~ reg
ular occupations"
Carl Mays, the Red Sox pitcher
they tell us, was a member of the
Washington University S. A. T. c.
out in the Northwest. A submarine
base would have been proper as
signment for Mays.
Out in the western conferece
| each college does not include every
other college of that organization
in its football schedule. This year
both Michigan and Illinois finished
their schedules with unbeaten re-
cords and did not meet. Michigan
wishes to play Illinois. That uni
versity is willing to wait until
next year and the game has al
ready been scheduled. Championships
are not indispensa BILE
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
LARGE CROWDS AT
OLYMPIC SKATING RINK

Large crowds were the rule at the
Olympic Skating Rink the past week
and the races and entertainments that
were put on proved most interesting.
For the coming week. on Monday
night, special attention will be given
to all new skaters and also on We'd
nesday and Friday evening. On Tues
day night the Skate Boys will en-
gage in a special race. In all prob
ability it will be another Pie Race
as the patrons of the rink have ask
ed that they be so favored. On
Thursday night the girls will engage
in another race and it promises to be
of the same high class. On Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights the
crowds are so large that the manage
ment deems it necessary to use all
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
Ghost Photooraphs,

Those who are looking for novelty
in photography may find it interesting
to take photograph of a ghost. OF
course it will be a fake" ghost. Get
a friend to pose as the ghost and
expose your negative allowing one
third Of the proper time. Then let
the ghost" leave the room and expose
the negative for the remaining two
thirds Of the proper exposure. OF
course the camera must not be moved
and the ghost" may be draped in
white.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
Would Be Only Natural.

Francis was busiIy engaged in cut
ting pictures from the magazines and
coloring them. At length he completed
the cutting and coloring of the Statue
Of Liberty (holding a glorious orange
colered torch in her HANDY and after.
careful scrutiny, after the manner Of
all great artists, he remarked to him
self: HIM, guess I'll make the Statue
of Liberty's cheeks red, cause she's
out in the fresh air all the time"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
T aftVille,
A FEW FACTS
A FEW FACTS
ABOUT GUNPOWDER
Some Things We Should Know About
An Article That is Being Extensive
ly Used.

1t is incorrect to speak of the dis
covery of gunpowder, for this com
pound of saltpetre. charcoal and
sulphur has been developed-passed
through many stages and there is no
evidence on which to pin down its in
vention to one man, says a writer in
All Outdoors.
In England Roger Bacon is consid-
cred the inventor. and while this is d
disputed point, it is evident that, Bacon
makes the most important reference
to Sunpowder in a communication
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
MON Ely.

New York, Jan. 4-Mercartile paper
) 1-2d5 "a. sterling 6p-dav bills
40 -. commercial 69day bills on
banks Az "a, commercial 6o-day bills
Az l., demand 475 IS, cables
40 SIG. Francs demand 5.45 II ca
bles 5.44 rs. Guilders, demand AZ 10
cables AZ ga. Lire demand E.37. cables
6.35. Rubles demand IS l.. cables IA
nominal MeXicar dollars ~ 1-2. gov
eminent bonds easy. Railroad bonds
irregular.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
TAFTVlLLE TAKES TWO
FROM PALACE FIVE

At the Palace alleys Thursday
night the Taftville woodsplitters of
the Trolley league won their match
two games out of three from the Pal
ace team. Fred Dugas of Taftville
took the honors of the evening carry
ing home both high single. 145 and
high three. 356 for his team.
The SCORE,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
COTTON.

New York. Jan. 4. - Cotton futures
opened steady. January n2. 30. March
2I10, May $500, July $50. October
$3.50.
Cotton futures closed steady. Janu-
airy $3.50. March 2710, May 26O3 JuIv
25.l5, October $3.50. Gotten spot quiet
| middling $3.50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06

High Team Three. Red Sox 1856.
High Team Single Cubs, 593
High Single, Dugas, 14S.
High Three, f. White, 359.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
Chas. SLOsberg & Son
3 Cove Street
18Th Dividend

Office Of The Norwich Savings Society
Norwich, Conn.,, Dec. IA, 1918.
The Directors of this Society have
declared out Of the earnings Of the
current six months a semi annual
dividend at the rate of FOUR PER
CENT. per annum, payable to deposit
tors entitled thereto on and after
January IS, 1919.
COSTELLO LlPPlTT, Treasurer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06

the instructors to handle the crowd
SO would advise all new skaters to
come on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights and also all afternoons
during the week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
Optimistic Thouoht.

1t is to live twice when you can en-
JOY retrospect of your former life.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06

1t is never too late to learn, but we
sometimes learn that too late.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06

You are sure Of PROMPT SERVICE
HERE fer we have adequate STEAM
EQUIPMENT, BEST MATERIALS
snd the real skill that insures prompt
satisfactory service.
T. j. HEALY,
Marguerite Bldg Norwich, CT.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06

HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR
Shirts and Drawers which worth $3.50 garment
as present values go-SALE PRlCE............... eac
FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR
Heavy Weight FIeecened Shirts and Drawers
which actually worth s15o-sALE PRICE,. $11o
$3.50 WOOL UNDERGRADUATES
These are of the type made for the U. S Army
which means that they good as the best. The
shirts are "bacheor STYLE that Isl they have but
tons-Athetic Shirts with long sleeves. The
Drawers are reguar-SALE PRICE. 1893
WooL-FINsHED UNDERWEAR
Heavy Weight Cotton Underwear with the wonderful
wool finish. These we're intended for sale at $500
SALE PRICE $t.59
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
STREIKAS LONDONE
PLETOJASI.

LondonaS, Vasario 4 d. -
Suvienytos draugystes CARVE
ziu inzinieriu praneSe Londono
apielinkes gelezinkeliams, kad
jos issauks savo narius ant
streiko, jeigu ju reikalavimas
nebus ispildytas. Ju reikalavi-
mai yra toxic pats, kaip elek-
trisku traukiniu darbininku.
Sekretorius pasake, kad jei-
gu reikalavimas nebus iSpildv-
tas, tai garo traukiniu inzinie-
raj If peckuriai ant gelezinkclip
Londono arejoje bus iSSaukti
If jeigu bus reikalinga tai vi
lens nariams draugystes, skai
ciuje $4,000 pc visa salt bus
prisakyta susta6dyti darba.
Bolsevikisa vadai agituojs
w generaliska gelezinkeii,
|strcika ant nedelios.
Apginkluoti kareiviai
/ n
| tanks" ir apginkluoti automo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
VARGINGAS PADEJIMAS
MASKVOJE.

Sockholmas, Vasario 3 d.
-Francuzai pabegeliai is
Maskvos, kurie pribuso cio-
mai, pasakoja, kad gyvenimo
salygos yra pasibaisetinos
Maskvoje. Brangenybe ne
ispasakyta, pieno puodukas
kastuoja Is rubliu, svaras
duoros 25 rubliai If t. t.
Tyfas siaucia visu smar-
kumu miese ir varai kapi-
niQ yra pripildyti zmonemis,
kurie nori palaidoti savo
gimines. Mirusieji yra lai-
dojami suvinioti i popier-.
MAS drobules, kadangi truk-
sta grabu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
GENERALISKA MOBI-
LIZACIJA.

Generaliska mobilizacija
kareiviu visuose dist iktuo-
Sc yra smarkiai vedama If
visi bandymai iSvengti tai
mystic yra skaudziai baud
ziami.
Petrograde ir Maskvoje
.yra irengtos specialiskos mo
kyklos, kurios prigelbsti Ia
vinti bolseviku armija; sio-
Sc mokyklose yra lavina--
mos ypatos, kurios priklau-
so prie bolseviku partijos.
Abelnai armija stipreja
ir, nors nauji kareiviai yra
toll nuo buvimo istikimais,
vienok jie dare progresa
delei ziauriu metodu, ku-
RIGS likosi ivestos, suda-o
svarbiausia tvirtuma boise
viku spekos.
Nurodoma, kad toki ais
ky militariska stiprejima
bolseviku daugumas ypatu
skaito, kad bolseviku idejos
gauna pritarima miniose,
bet tas jokiu budu nera tel
singas. Dauguma gyventoju
yra -bolSevikai, bet BIZ
JOSH isreiksti savo nuomo-
niY.
Visas tvirtumas bolSevi-
ky, yra tvirtinama, gull ant
ju institucijos raudonojo
terroro.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
BOLSEVIKAI LAIMEJO
SIAURIUOSE.
VaSarlO
Archangelskas, +,

Afcnangeiiskas, vasarlo
3 d. = RusQ kareiviai, ku-
rie veikia sykiu su Ameri-
kos kareiviais Pinegos from
te, pasitrauke atgal keleta
viorstq vakar pc pietu, kaip
jie nepasekmingai bande
padaryti ataka ant bolSevi-
ky, lake kulios jie susiti-
ko su daug skaitlingesne bol
Seviku kariumene.
Artilerijos ir patroliu vel
kimas tesesi visuose sekto-
ruose fronto.
An >rikos aeroplanas va
kar bombardavo bolseviku
pozicijas ant Vaga upes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
BWSEVIKAI UZEME
UKRAJINA.

Londonas, vasario Id
zinios is Helsinforso j laik-
= s; Mail pranesa, kad boise
vikai dabartiniam lake yra
ponais visos Rytines Ukra-
jinos, priskaitant svarbius
centrus Charkovo, Poltavos,
Ekaterinoslavo ir Donecko
ANGLES boseino.
Pranesama, kad sovietu
valdzia likosi sutverta
Charkove, pirm4ninku ku-
rios yra M. Rakovsky, vie
mas is pasirasiusiuJu Brest-
Litovske sutarties su Woke
tia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
AFICIERAI PRIVERCIA-
MI TARNAUTI

zinios j talkininku "intel-
ligence" departamenta nu-'
sviecia nekurias metodas,
kuriomis bolsevikai galejo
suorganizuoti tokia armija,
su pagelba kurios jie galejo
padaryti stipria kompanija
siaurineje Rusijoj.
Principals tQ metodg, SUI
lyg aplaikytu informacijQ is
vidaus, randasi- tame, kad
bolsevikai privercia genera
lus ir aficierus senos Rusu
armijos tarnauti bolseviku
armijoj, laikydami ju Sci
mynas atsakomybeje uz
aficieru elgimasi. Buvo atsi-
tikimu, kad aficieru seimy-
nos buvo suarestuojamos, su
moterimis taip blogai yra
elgiamasi, kaip ir vyrais.
Pad6jimas buvusiu Rusi-
jos aficierq sovietu armijos
eilese yra labai keblus. Jie
uzima vietas vadOvaujan-
ciu aficieru ir jiems uzsiti-
kima visuose techniskuose
dalykuose, bet is atzvilgio
j visa kita jie randasi nuo-
latiniame neuzsitikejime ir
yra kontroliuojami bolsevi-
ku komisijonieriais, kurie
visados randasi prie armi-
jos ir taipgi kontroliuosa is
pildyma kariSkQ prisakymu
ir operacijas.
Leon Trocky, bolseviku
kares If laivyno minister's,
isleido prisakyma, kad Sci
mynos aficieru, kurie pereis
talkininku pusen, bus laiko,
mos atsakomybeje If neku'
riuose atsitikimuose bus nu.
zudytos.
Tarp militarisku eksper
tu, kurie buvo priversti tar
nauti bolsevikams, randas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
REIKALAUJA SUGRAzI.
NrMO KOLIONIJU.

Basel, Sveicmlja, Vasario
3 d zinos aplaikytos is Vo-
kietijos sostines praneSa, kad
Matthias Erzberger, vienas is
Vokietijos taikos sutarties ko-
misionieriu, kalbedamas prizes
|kolioniju draugyste Berline Sia-
dien, protestavo prizes atemimq
kolioniju is Vokietijos. Kaip
praneSama, jis buk tai pasakes
sekanciai:
"Jeigu mes daugiaus neturi-
me kareivip If ginklu, mes TIL
rime musu teises. Talkininkaj
prieme p-no Wilsono keturioli-
ka punktu kaip il Vokietija.
P-nas Wilsonas reikalauja pla-
CLOS il besaliskos reguliacijos
visuose kolioniju klausimuose,
bet talkininkai stengiasi uzdeti
nora stipresniu tautu, be jokio
atsiziurejimo j Vokietijos tel
ses.
Atemimas is Vokietijos visp
jos kolioniju sulaikys savyje
mirtina diega lygai tautu pir
miaus, negu lyga uzgims. Mes
suprantame, kad likosi pasiuly-
ia internacionalizuoti Vokieti-
jos kol;onijas po adrninistracija ia
lygos tautu. Mes turime kate.
lgoriskai atmesti tokia propozi-
cijq arba reikalauti, kad toks
pat apsieJllrlas butu II SUI kollo
nijonlis kitty speku. Prezidentc
Wilsono programs suteikia
IVokietijai neuzgincijama tel
Sc prie los ko1ionia1isku terito,
riju."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
LYGA wSGELBETI
KAIZERI.

Amsterdamas, Vasario 4.
d. = Laikrastis Osnabruck
Volkszeitung pranesa, kad
Vokietijoj yra organizuoja-
ma Lyga "isgelbeti kaize-
ri" nuo perdavimo jo talki-
ninkams.
Pranesama, kad Eitel Ere
derrick, antras sunus buvusio
imperatoriaus parases lais-
ka premierui Ebertui, kuria-
me jis reikalauja, kad valid
zia parentu ta pliana.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
UZSIPULDINEJA ANT
WILSQNO.
Washingtonas,

WdSnlngtonas, VaSaflO
4 d. - Senatorius Sherman
is Illinois, rept6likonas, pa
sake kita kalba senate sia-
dien. kurioje jis uzsipuldi-
neja ant prezidento Wilso-
no ir jo administrators.
"Suvienytos Valstijos" !,
pasake senatorius Sherman,
"nera daugiaus respublika
pats save valdanciu EMO
niu. Tai yra istatymas da-
bar sutverto virS-zmogio
(superman) priesakyje gru-
pes kliasiniu susikrovimu
jieskanciu del saves nuosa-
w pirmenybiu. Taipgi j ne
ra valdzia tiesos. Tai yra
istatymas nekuriu zmoniu
saumylingu, godingu, troks-
'tanciu, netinkanciu ir svajo-
janciu. Xiii budavoja klia-
siska despotizma pamatuota
ant vagysciu. Kita grupa,
saukia apie revoliucija ir
plesia be jokios atsakomy-
bes vieSose vietose."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
biliai likosi pasiusti j Glasgow
If Belfas, kad sustiprinti ten
esancius kareivius.
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
VILKMERGE.
Kopenhagenas,

kopenhagenas, vasario
4 d. - Zinios is Vilniaus
pranesa, kad zengdami nuo
Dvinsko bolsevikai paeme
Vilkomira (Vilkmerge), Ike
turiosdesimts penkiose my
lose j siaur-vakarus nuo
Vilniaus, sostines Lietuvos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
B0ISevikai Iaineio
$iauriuOSG,
Streikas Londona P|etojasi.
BolSevikai Paeme Vilkmerge.
Reikalauja Sugrazinimo Kolioniju

geriausi zinovai lanko inzi-
nierystes If kanuoliu, ko-
kius tik galima rasti cent
raliskoj Rusijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
VINDAVA.

Amsterdamas, vasario i'd
. zinios aplaikytos is Lie
pojaus pranesa, kad boise
vikai paeme uosta If mics
ia Vindava, Kurliandijoj,
ant Baltiko juriQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
'Dide|iS Skanda|aS Detr0jto
MUsTYNEs LIETUvIU BAzNYcIoJ.
Mergina griebla k"niga uz krutu lake pamaldu-Is-
meta il is baZnycios i
Copy &c
No. 80

pamaldu baznycloJ lalkyti
il zmones laiminti.
Kuningas gyndamasis
nuo merginos, su krapyla
muse jai per rankas. Bet
cia tuojau pakilo 3 vyrai,
kurle menamai buvo suo-
kalbyje su mergina,- ,-jie
griebesi uz kunigo il prade-
jo stumti j per duris. Pri-
sidejo ir daugiau vyru If
moteriu. Isstume is Bazny-
Clos, "paleido" kuniga ira
pals zemyn, kur jis, perpuo--
les ant cemantinio tako,
skaudzisi susikule. Bet cia
tuojaus klebono Salininkai
ateme kunlnga is inirSusios
minios if nuvede j j kle-
bonija.
Kada kuniga mete is baz-
nyeios per didziasias duris,
tuom paciu laiku vyrai pra-
dejo begti lauk is baznycios
lper zakrastijos duris ir cia
(tarpe "didziumos" ir ma
! zumos" pradejo plytos le-
kioti ore. Taipgi If prize
ESakyje bazn, Clos buvo ma
tytis, kaip kumsciai kila j
virsu ir nusileidzia art kai-
Imyno kupros.
! zinoma, pribuvo il patro-
liaus vezimas, bet policistai,
lpamate, kad tas viskas de-
dasi Dievo namuose, apsisu-
ke nuvaziavo atgal, palikda-
mi paciam Dievui maiStinin-
| kus teisti, -nearestavo nei
vieno zmogaus.
! Kick "pasilsejes", kunin-
fgas, lydimas policmono, gri-
20 i baznycia misiq atlaiky-
ii.
| Kokios pasekmes is tos
"revoliucijos" iseis-prane-
| Stu veliaus." K. S.
] Vargoninkas irgi turejes
| bedos.
| Kitas korespondentas at
lpasakoja sekanciai:
| "Kuomet kun. Skrypka
Spradejo pamaldas, krapin-
damas Sventu vandeniu, ir
Ekaip tik atejo netoli duriu,
Rtai tuojau is lomku prisoko
mergina, griebe kuniga uz
rankos If krutines, nuple-
Sc ta virsutine kappa, saky-
dana. Cia atkartojama
zodziai, kuriu spausdinti ne
galima, bet kurie turi tokia
pat prasme, kaip il virsmi-
netam aprasyme]. Tada
kunigas pradejo gintis nuo
jos su krapylu, bet jai j pa
gelba pribego daugiau mo-
seriQ, 0 xiii bego kunigo
gelbeti. Vieni nori j iSme-
sti laukan, kit neduoda,-
tada pasidare didziausis rik-
smas. Bet visgi pirmieji pa
eme virsu; nors If pats ku-
uigas CANA norejo nepasi-
duoti, visgi ismete j per
duris nuo trapu ant cimenti-
'nio tako; kunigas, national,
nemazai prisidauze, nes va
landele dar gulejo. Paskui
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
DELECATAI SUVA-
ZIUOJA.

Berne, Sveicarija, vasario
8 d.--Simtas dvidesimts de-
legatp, kurie atstovauja dvi-
lyka saliu, pribuvo cionai,
kad dalyvauti tarptautiskoj
socialistu konferencijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05

elelIa HeuelQlenl, VaSa-
rio 2 d., lietuviu sv. Jurgio
baznycioje, Detroite, Mich,
buvo atsitikimas, kokio, tur-
but, dar nera iki siolei buve
jokioj kitoj lietuviu parapi-
Joj Amerikoj. Lake paciu
pamaldQ baznycioj kilo
riauses ir mustynes, uzsibai-
gusios tue tarpu tue, kad
kunigui esq tapo nuplesta
kappa, jis pats tapo ismestas
is baznycios trepais ant sa-
ligatvio, 0 pacioj baznycioj
tarp kunigo priesu ir drau-
gu lvyko, sulyg gaunamu
cia pranesimu, tikras musis.
"Lietuvos" Dienrasciui
prisiusta keturi aprasymai
apie 81 atsitikima -visi su-
tinka tarp saves abelname
atsltlklmo aprasyme ir todel
reik manyti, kad aprasymai
su teisybe neprasilenkia.
Musu nuolatinis kores-
pondentas paduoda sekanti
aprasyma, pazymedamas,
TX d "aprasyta teisingai ir
besaliskai". stai kaip jis
apie tai aprasineja:
Kova tarp dvieju frskcijy.
| "Nedelioje, 2 d. vasario,
apie IL val. isryto, dalis pa
rapijonu ismete is bazny-
clos sv. Jurgio parapijos
lklebona, kun. Kazimiera
lSkrypka. Taipgi ir parapi-
JONAH tarp saves lengvai ap-
sikule.
"Tas viskas atsitiko stai
prie kokiu aplinkybiu:
"Cia jau nuo senai yra
nesutikimas tarpe didziumos
]parapijonQ, is vienos puses,
If klebono su mazuma pa.
rapijonu-is kitos. Didziu
ma parapijonu nuo senai
jau lando pas vyskupa, kad
iskeltQ kun. K. Skrypka,
bet Xxi isolei tas nieko ne
gelbejo-vyskupas kuningo
neiskele, parapijonu neapy-
kanta prizes kuniga Wis di-
dejo. Keleta dienu prizes tai
dar, kun. K. Skripka atsta-
te nuo vietos vargininka,
A. Aleksi (Aleksandravi-
cia), kuris, kaip manoma,
|yra didziumos parapijonu
vadu. Taigi kerstas ant ku-
|nigo priaugo ik' augsciau-
siam laipsniui.
| "Augsciau minetoj die
Enoj, kada kun. K. Skripka
isejo laikyti pamaldu ir, uz-
giedojes "Asperges Me"
eJo hrap7 ndamas zmones per
baznycia, netiketai pakilo is
suolo mergina ir griebesi
uz kuningo.
Ka il pasake kunigui, tai
!tik j patti ir anlinkiniai apie
ja zmones galetQ atkartoti
zedis-zodin. Cana to, kad
mergina padare viesai baz-
nyeioj ir kunigui staciai
axis labai bjauru uzmetima,
! ktlio prasme buvo tokia
kad kunigas ne yra vertaS
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-05
o r A s

Chicago ir apielinkeje:
Seredoje: Giedra, biski
Silciau.
Ketverge: temperature
be permainos.
Sauletekis 6:5s; saulslei-
dis $40.
Menuiis nusileis 11:o7
vakare.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09
Freshmen 0utnumber
All Other Students at
South High School

Freshmen at South High need not
feel meek and lowly, as most fresh
men are wont to do. for they are
superior, at least in numbers, to any
other class at the school. A total
Of 203 ninth grade pupils are en-
rolled at the present time. The total
registration is 497
On the other hand, the juniors,
who prefer to think of themselves
as "near-seniors," are the smallest
class in the school Only ~ juniors
are present at South High this year.
And the mighty seniors, SO in
number, must. in turn, look up with
respect to five very superior post
graduate students.
Night school pupils are not both
cred by either ''post grads" or sen
Tors. Three nights a week for two
hours they plod the paths of know
ledge at the South High. and in
spite the 'hu" and other difficulties
few have dropped out. To those
who have dropped out, Principal
Mars wishes to state that two and
one-half months of the term are left,
and that it is not too late to start in
again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09
OBITUARY.

MARIE ROSE BARAK, 15-month-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Barak, died Of pneumonia at a local
hospital Friday. Mr.. Barak is en-
ployed at the Federal Reserve bank.
The funeral will be held at the resi-
dence at 2 o'clock Sunday to St.
Adalberta church at $3.50. Inter-
ment at st. Mary's cemetery.
MARGARET Z. BAYS, rs, died at
the home OF her daughter, 311S De-
catur street, Saturday. Mrs. Bays
had resided in Omaha for the past
25 years. She is survived by three
daughters: Mrs. Charles Wheeler and
Mrs. Charles Mathews of this city,
and Mrs. Edmund Tyler of Salem, S.
d. The funeral will be held at Cros-
by's parlors at 1890 a. m. Monday.
THOMAS ]. BRIGGS, IS, died Of
paralysis Saturday at his home, 1919
Emmett street. He was employed at
the Union Pacific shops previous to
his illness. He is survived by three
sons: Thomas @. D. Briggs of North
Platte. Arthur W. and G. +. Briggs
Of this city, and one daughter, Mrs.
7. M. Clark of Omaha. The funeral
will take place at the Trinity cathe-
dral at p. m. Monday Interment
at Laurel Hill cemetery