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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
''One Man Commission
To Be Decided i'm n. Y,

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Jan. 4.-The
schedule committee of the major
leagues had not completed its work to-
night, but probably will have finished
before leaving tomorrow noon for the
annual meeting of the National Com
mission in Cincinnati on Monday, Pres
ldent Ban johnson of the American
League said.
One of the usual incidents OF the
commissions annual meeting, the cleo
tion of officers, probably will not take
place, it was learned, until after the
joint meeting of the major leagues at
New York on January is. At that
meeting the question of "one-man
commission" is to be brought up, and
members of the commission. OF which
August Hermann is chairman. are said
to feel that the election should await
the decision Of the joint meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05

100 yards in a pool and minutes so
seconds for 440 yards Il open water
Perry McGillivray, of the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station, accom-
pllshed brilliant feat a few days ago
when he covered 100 yards with the
back stroke in l minute As seconds
in a 6O-foot pool. 1t should be remem-
bered that the accepted standard for
estimating the gun at the turns in free
style swimming, or one second per turn.
can hardly be applied to the back
stroke, for contestants cannot see the
wall and ease up on approaching it.
AS the worlds record for 75-foot pool
stands at l minute s 2-5 seconds. it is
open to question whether McGillivray
didn't actually attain greater speed in
the recent swim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
Georgia
Tech Players
With Money

CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Usually when =
speaker gets up and attempts to m
wind lot of unwelcome chatter on All
audience, he Is showered vita vege-
tables. But not this time. The war
has prevented that.
Instead. when Carl Beck. Dough
nuts" Wilsbsch, "Buddie" Lingle and
Captain Elmer. all members Of the
Georgia Tech football squad. started to
make speeches, they were slammed
with money.
Beck was the first man TO start
speech He had just got the words
Gentlemen, am mighty glad" when
q freedman heaved penny The rest o.
the students started in then, and after
Il was all over more than $40 was
picked up off the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
Cincinnati College
Football Schedule

CINCINNATI. Jan 4-The univer-
sity of Cincinnati announces 3 we'll
balanced football schedule for 1919.
with six games at home and two away
October 4th. open; October ilth.
Ohio State, Columbus; October 18th.
0tterbe:n, Cincinnati; October 25th.
Denison. Cincinnati: November LIST,
Wittenberg. Springfield; Novamber ssh,
Kentucky, Cincinnati; November f5tAf
Kenyon, Cincinnati; November %
open; November 9th, Miami. Cincir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
Brilliant Swimming Outlook
For the Wear Just Be- ginning

American water sports never faced
a more brilliant outlook than at pres
ent as 1919 appears on the calendar.
Many of the stars who were unable to
compete last year owing to war ac-
tivities will be back in the game; sew
eral young water men and maids hith-
erto unmarked promise to step into
the championship class; more schools,
colleges and clubs than ever before
popular interes. in competitive aquat-
les in increasing steadily, and there
is evidence on every hand that or
carnations fostering swimming in
tend to enlarge materially the scope
Of their activities, now that the
worlds conflict is over
That the coming twelvemonth will
be featured by wholesale record break
ing is virtually foregone conclusion.
Among the holders ready for action
are Perry McGillivray. William Wal
and Benjamin Princell, of Chicago;
Duke Kahanamoku, Harold Kruger,
Clarence Lane and George Cunha. Of
Honolulu, all but Kahanamoku now on
this continent; Herbert Nollmer and
the Misses Claire Galligan Finney,
Charlotte Boyle and Ethelda Bleib
trey, OF this city; Lieutenant Ludy
LANCER and Miss Dorothy Burns, of
Los Angeles; Lieutenant Norman Ross
and Mrs. Frances Cowels Schroth, of
San Francisco and the Misses Olga
Dorfner and Gertrude Artelt, of Phila
delphia, and Eleanor and Ruth Smith.
of Columbus.
All these stars have displayed con-
sistent improvement and may almost
be counted upon TO beat this year their
best performances of the past. while
ether iconoclasts Will undoubtedly
crop up from among the fast develop
ing newcomers Swimming history
should be written in bold characters
in 1919
The New York A. c. will stage It's
next water carnival in the home pool
on January IS, and unusual interest at
taches 10 the feature event--a 100
ward open scratch swim for it will
mark the return to competition OF
Herbert Vollmer, of the Pelham Bay
Naval Training Station. who was a ma
tional champion and worlds record
ist at the time ne dropped out of
racing to enter the navy. Vollmer
went 75-yard practice trial a
few days ago in the remarkable
time of 30 % seconds, and very fast
century is expected of him in the COM
ing contest.
Sydney Bddell, of Boston, the all
round swimming champion of New
England. who registered last fall at
New Hampshire College, has now
transferred 10 Massachusetts Tech,
and will wear its cclors hereafter in
water sporta. His addition to the
NJ. /. T. team will place it amcng the
foremost in the intercollegiate league,
for the last years strong varsity CON
.inrent arc again on hand, the leaders
ccjuding Untersee, Foster. Green.
Young. Pouhcr. Shaw and McGrath.
Bddeil has records Of 81 sacapds for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
indianapolis Auto
Race Date Is Changed

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4-The Lib
erty Sweepstakes race, for dis
1ance OF 500 miles and cash purse
Of $4,000, viii be run on the Indian
spohs motor speedway on Saturday,
lay 81, instead Of May so, as
originally announced
Popular demand by patrons and be-
c@use Of feeling that Memorial Day
|iil have a new meaning TO the entire
country Influenced the speedway own
srS 70 make this change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05
Salmon Names TsUo
Horses for T,Uo
Famous athletes
" 7ALTER ]. SALMON,

w 7ALTER ]. SALMON.
M the prominent race
horse owner. has
named two of his two-year-
old colts, by Celt, in honor
of the greatest athletic heroes
of the war, Johnny Overton
and HOBBY Baker. The
Jockey Club has already ap-
proved the names. MIR. Sal
mon expects much from his
youngsters and anticipates that
they will repeat the sterling
victories often accomplished
by their namesakes who made
the supreme sacrifice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05

CHICAGO. Jan. A sisakeup in the
1919 football schedule Of Northwestern
University was announced to-day The
game with Ohio State University, sched-
uled to be played at Columbus on Octo-
Der IS, was cancelled and a game with
Wisconsin, to be played at Evanston,
was arranged instead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05

thirteen starts last season She is an
own sister to the sensational PAGER The
Woodman, 2:05M, and it has been
claimed that she is the faster of the
two Unstead;ness affected her early
in the game, but she appears to have
conquered that failing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Maitigra pners-stenogr phers
Old Cold ard Silver
Trunks
y earing Agparel

ETC BApCArs-s Kew ans uses ws-i~cbs
iT'1i-zs. $50 1,h sFe Aag eQrh- 3lat SIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
K G @s,istratiion
Booths to Open
At , | O-l11Orrow

i've Evenings and One En-
tire Day TO Be Devoted
10 Preiisninaries fer Com
ing Elecfion November ;
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
KAS VADOVAUJA
BOLSEVIKAIS.

Nera patvirtinimo praneSi
rnui, kad Gen. Ludendorf
vadovauja bolseviku armija.
Neriurint to, kad nera Ii
noma kur randasi generolas
Ludendorff, niekuriuose rate
iuose yra nuomone, kad Vo-
lieciai bando suorganizuot
'olseviku kareivius. =
PraneSimas buvo placioje
,irkuliacijoje, kad talkininka.
uri nutare galutinai apie sa-
70 intervencija Rusijoj, be1
lutoritetiskai tas yra uzgin-
:ijima.
Aisku yra, kad klausima,
apie pasiuntima liuosnoriI
lrmijos Rusijon ivedilnui tvar
kos, bus apsvarstytas talki-
1inkais netolimoje ateitije.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
I~ENKAI zENGIA ANT
BERLINO.

Kopenhagenas, Sausio 2 d.
'-Pranesamas rkad Lenku ar
Mia is apie $4,000 kareiviu
lnarsuoja ant Berlino. Gus
tave Noske, narys Eberto ka-
bineto militariSku reikalu pri-
sake penktai Vokiecip arnli-
Jai pasitikti lenkus. Zinios is
Berllno praneSa, kad didesne
dalls provlncijos Poznaniaus
randasi Lenku kontroleje.
Lenku kareiviai perejo ru-
beziu Skalmieryce, seSiasde-
simts dvieju myliu nuo Bres
lavo. Vokieciai turi trauktis
atgal, kadangi neturi uztek-
tinai kareiviu pasipriesinimui.
Lenku valdzia VarSavoje,
kaip pranesama, paskelbe ge-
reraliska mobilizacija visu
,,enku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
RUSQ VADAt PRASYS WILL.
SONO INTERVENCIIOS.

PGry$inS, Sausio 3 d. =
Klausimas apie bolSevizmo
pavoju Europoje bus rimtai
apsvarstyta kada prezidentas
Wilsonas sugrlz is Ry1no Pa
ryziun.
Nemazas skaicius anti-bol-
sevikisku Rusu vadu randasi
dabartiniame lake Paryziuie
tarp ju randasi buves Rusijos
premieras A. Kerensky If
princas Lwoff.
Jie padavl prasyma talki-
ninkams, kad jie padarytu in
tervencija Rusijoj.
Amerlkos kolnisionieriai ne
gauno ziniu is Petrogrado bel
Maskvos per oficialiskus SAL
tinius, bet neoficialiskos Ii
MOS praneSa, kad Vokieciu-
Bolseviku itekrne tvirteja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
BOLSEVIKAI BALTIKO
PROVINCIJOSE.

Kofenhagenas, sausio 3 d.
PraneSimas is Rygos i Ber-
limo laikrasti Vossis c h G
L Ell tung 6 paduoda labai pc
simistiska aprasyma apie pa
dejima Baltiko provincijose.
Kaip pranesama, bolsevikai
yra geria apginkluoti kanuo-
leInis, anunicija If maistu,
tuom paciu laiku ju priest
ninkams truksta ginklu If mai
sto. Vokieciu kareiviai atsi
sake eiti lnusin If dar-gi sar-
gybos gelezinkeliu apfeidzia
savo vietas tuom jie kenkia
vokieciu pasitraukimui atgal.
\orespondentas sako, kad lietu
vial labiaus yra uzinteresuoti
sutverimu mazu mazai reis-
iianeiu sargybp, negu organi-
lavinu stiprios armijos pasi
priesinti uzpuolikams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
RUSIJOS CARAS IR SEIMY
MA TIKRAI NUzUDYTI.

ParySius, sausio 3 diena.--
Princas Lvoff, buves Rusijos
premieras, nuo kurio uzru-
bezlniu reikalu minister's Pi-
chon gavo informacijas apie
nuzudyma Rusijos caro- If 10
,eimynos If kurias paskelbo
atstovu butte praeitoje savai-
,eje, pranese laikrasciui
J ournal, kad jis gavo de-
talius nuo teisejo, kuris dare
lstyrinejima nuzudymu If, at
kartoja jo pranesima:
"AS nieko nepalikau pro
goms If, nors nekurios vietos
nera visai isaiSkintos, as ma
nau, kad progos yra devynias
desimts penkios is Silnto, kad
',rperatoriska Seinlyna buvo
1uzudyta."
Princas Lvoff pasakoja
kad teisejas verke, kada jis
pasakojo jam, kaip jis rado
ant sienu, kur caras If jo sci
myna buvo laikomi, trisde-
Silnts penkiu kulku il durtuvr
zenklus.
Kraujas buvo visur kur an
lnediniu grindu. Lavonai dal
nebuvo surasti, kada princa:
lLvoff apleido Ekaterinburga
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04

TAIKOS SESIJOS PRASIDES
SAUSIO IL.

ParyS:ns, Sausio 3 d. =
Sulyg rytiniu laikrasclu, la
bal yra galima, kad taikos
konterencija arba prelinina-
riska konferencija tarp ketu-
riq didziuju talkininku prasi-
des sausio IS diena.
PraneSama, kad sekreto-
riais konferencijos bus Paul
Duatsta, Francuzijos ambasa-
dorius sveicarijoj il Philip
pc Berthelof, narys Francu-
zijos uzrubeziniu reikalu de-
partamento. Isl konferenci-
ja," raSo P etit Journal,
'nuspres iSlygas, krlrios bus
+uzdetos ant apgaletu tautu.
Po prclin:nares konferen-
'cijos bus ailtra konferenciia,
kurioje kitos taikininku vals-
tijos bus pakviestos apsvars-
tymui klausimu, kurie palie-
cia JUGS. Tos dvi prirengia-
mosios konferencijos bus lai-
komos Francuzijos uzrubezi-
niu reikalu departarnente.
Taikos kcngresas bus lai-
komas Versailles. Debatai ne
bus paskelbialni viesai, bet pra
neSimai bus iSleidziami kas-
diem"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
VOKIEcIAI TURF TSVARYTI
"RAUDONOSIUS."

Londonas, Sausio 3 d. -
Berlino laikraStis Deut-
S c he T ag eszitung pra-
mesa, kad Anglia iteike Vo-
'kieciu vyriausiam vadui ulti-
'matuma, kuriame reikalauja-
ma, kad Vokieciai ne tik turi
.sulaikyti 5olseviku ,zengima
.pirrnyn, bet turi atirnti is ju
Walk If Vlendin. Jeigu Sis pri-
sakymas ne bus ispildytas,
.laikraStis priduria, tai talki-
ninkq arrnija lzengs Woke
tijon.
Ant kick 81 zinia yra teisin-
ga sunku pasakyti, mes il nera
patvirtinta.
zinioos is Vokietijos ir
SkandinaviSku sally apie Ang-
lijos laivyno ir kariumenes
veikima Baltiko provincijose
sukele spaudoje neramuma ii
il reikalauja, kad Anglia
aiSkiai iSdestytu savo pilitika
kas lik Rusijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
LENKU "DUOsNUMAS,"

VorSava, Sausio ! d. -
(suvelinta). Andreas Mora
chewski, Lenkijos premieras.
prsns$e, kad jis pritaria, kad
Danzingo portas butu tarp-
tautisku. ISdestidamas sayo
programa, jis pasake;
"AS noriu matyti Lenkija
'apgyventa tiktai lenkais. AS
ne pritariu sspecialiskai all
tonomijai ir mokykloms zyds,
bet as tikiu, kad jiems (zy-
daYns) turf butt suteiktos pi-
lietiskos teises, jeigu jie at
lieka pilieciu pareigas. Mus
apiplese abieji Rusai ir Vo-
kieciai, Vokieciai bande SD
naikinti musu industrijas ir
musu turgayietes. Talkininkai
turi priimti atydon tuos keb-
lurnus.
Teritorialiskai mes norime
tiktai to kas NUNS priklauso
etnografiSkai. Mes nenorime
kas yra Vokieciu bel Ukraji-
nicely, bet manome, kad Lie
tuva yra musu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
SIBIRIEcIAI PAEME OMSK

Pekin, Sausio 3 d. -
Omsk, sostine visu = Rusu
aldzios, likosi paimta Sibiro
;areiviais vadovaujant gen.
'epelaieff, sulyg ziniu aplai-
'lytu siadien cionai.
Daug kanuoliu paimta, taip-
ri dideli sandeliai amunicijos.
Daug kareiviu raudonos g,var-
dijos (bolseviku) yra apsupti
tarp Perm if Kungur If jie
vra atkirsti nuo pasitraukimo
linijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
NORI 100000 LIUOSNORIU
ARMIJOS.

Westinghouse, Sausio 3 d. -
Sekretorius Baker siadien pasa-
ke kad iis prasys kongreso, kad
Us pavelytu suorganizuoti nau-
fja liuosnoriu armija is 10000.
Suorganizavimas tokios armi-
JOS Pagelbetp greiciaus demo
bilizuoti dabartine armija.
Jis priduria, kad 100000 ka-
reiviu likosi paliuosuoti is armi-
jos nuo laiko pasiraSymo taikos
sutarties ir kad 100000 DAFT
CLAUS bus paliousuota begije atei-
nacip penkiu savaiciu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
GEN. MACKENSEN
ARESTUOTAS.

Londonas, Sausio 3 d. =
Francuzai valdininkai Buda-
peSte, Vengrijoj, suarestavo
lauko marSala von Macken-
sen, buvusi komanduotojq
centrally valstiju kariumenes
Rumunijos fronte. Won Ma
ckensen buvo internuotas Blu
dapeste nuo laiko taikos ST.
tarties pasirasymo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
CECEAI EINA ANT
VIENNOS.

Londonas, Sausio 3 d. =
:inios is sevicarijos praneSa,
lad Cechu kareiviai uzeme
'ressburg If randasi uz iris
iesimts nliliu nuo Viennos.
<omunikacijos tarp Vienos If
3udapesto yra pertrauktos If
8udapeste vieSpatauja betvar-
Ies If panika, praneSimas pri-
1uria.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
pREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
RHYME.

Rymas, sausio 8 d. Prezi-
dentas Wilsonas pribuvo Ry-
man 1925 81 ryta. j sutik
ant stoties karalius Victor
Emmanuel ir kar&liene Hele-
na, nariai valdzios il at
stovai vietines valdzios.
Didziausios minios sveikina
prezidenta su didziausiu en-
tuziazmu.
Karalius Victor Emmanael
prieme pakvietima pietauti sy-
kiu su Prezidentu Wilsonu,
ambasadoriaus namuose sia-
dien.
Nuo rubeziaus Xxi Rynuj
Prezidento Wilsono kelion6
buvo kaip triumfaliska proce-
sija.
Kalnu gyventojai If kai-
mieciai sveikina prezidenta,
Saukia viva" kad traukiny:
praeidavo pro JUGS.
Subatojc bus surengta pa
gerbimui Wilsono pietus Am
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
DAUGIAUS. YANKIU
ETGABENTA.
New York Hoboken, Sausi

New York Hoboken, Sausio
3 d. = Amerikos transportinis
laivas Siboney, kuris apleido
Francuzijq Kaledu dienoic su
},264 aflcierais If kareiviais, dat
gumas kurip priklauso prie I6I
'auko artilerijos, 333 lauko ar
-ilerijos rcgimento, pribuvo sia-
lien New YoIkan. I6I brigada,
susidedanti is 33I, 332, 333 lauko
lrtilerijos regimentu susideda
laugiausiai. is Chicagieciu.
Juos Sirdingai sveikina minios
monty ir apdovanoja juos laik-
'asciais, cigarais ir saldainiais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
ISGELBEJO VISUS NUO
SKESTANCIO LIAVO.

Fire Island, N. Y. Sausio
5 d. = seSio1ika simtu A
rnerikos kareiviu, astuones-
desimto is jp taip smarkiai
suzeistu, kad jie negali walks
cioti, likosi pervezti nuo
skestancio 1aivo Northern
Pacific siadien po piet.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
VOKIECIAI RENGIASI SU
LAIKYTI LENKUS.

Basel, Sveicarija, Sausio 3
d. - Frankforto laikrastis
N a c h ri e c h t a n pranesa,
kad keletas Vokieciu armijos
korpusu yra sutraukti ant ru-
beziaus Poznaniaus If Prusi-
jos. Vokietija rengiasi sulai-
kyti Lenkus If apginti save
teises Poznaniaus provicijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
BOLSEVIKAI EEIiIA ANT
KAUNO.

KopenhGgenas, Sausio 8 d.
- Keturios divizijos bolsevi-
ky kariumenes zengia ant
Rygos If tris kitos divizijos
eina ant Kauno ir Viliaus,
sulyg Siadieniniu zinip.
DeSimts tukstanciu Yoke
Gig liuosnariu yra kelije j
BaltiSkas provincijas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
PLIANUOJA 8 VAL. DARBO
DIENA PASAULIUI.

Paryzius, Sausio 3 d. - Pre-
mieras Clemenceau pasake va
kar delegacijai darbo konfedera-
|ciios, kad plianas pravesti ista-
tyma, kuris uztikrintu Wso pa
saulio darbininkams 8 valandu
darbo diena, yra remiamas Fran
icuzijos valdzios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
LENkAI NUGINKLUOTA
VOKIEcIUS.

VaySaoa, Sausio 2d.-Mu-
,iai tesesi ivairiose vietose
'oznaniuje tarp vokieciu il
enku paskutiniose keliose
lienose. Miesto tvirtove liko-
81 uzimta Lenkais If daugiaus
negu 10000 yokieciu karei-
viu nuginkluota. SeStas vo-
kieciu Grenadieru regimentas
atsisake pasiduoti If dabar
siu. Nokietiu kareivia; atva-
ziuoja pasiusti Poznaniun
tuojaus likosi nuginkluoti ant
gelezinkelio stoties.
Miesto gyventojai Lenkai
padeda lenku kareiviams, kaip
tik jie isgali. Sunku yra ap-
skaitliuoti kick iSviso uzmuS-
ia bel suzeista. Ignace Jan
Paderewski, kuris keletas
dienu pribuvo Poznaniun, ne
siskubina iSvaziuoti VarSavon
su tikslu, kad tureti pasikal-
bejima, su vokieciu delega-
tais is 'Berlino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
FRANCUZAI BUDAPESTE.

BndapeStaS, per PwySip,
3ausio 3. d. Francuzijos ka-
revival izenge BudapeStan, so;
inen Vengrijos If pills Mi.
,hael Karolyi, kur lauko mar.
;alas Won Mackensen inter
nuotas, likosi uzimtas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
SUMUSE PASAULINI
REKORDA.

Londonas, sausio 3 d.-Ka-
pitonas Lang su Anglijos or
laivu Ipswiche sumuse pasau.
lini rekorda, iSkildamas augS-
tyn $4,000 pedu. Xxi siolei
pirmenybe lake Amerikona:
aviatorius R. w. Schroeder
kuris buvo iskiles 2S,900 pedl
augscio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
PATARIA SKANDYTI VO-
KIECIU LAIVYNA.

Washingtonas Sausio 3 d.
= Admirolas Rodman, kuris
lake kares vadovavo Ameri-
kos laivyna siariu jurose, pa
tare atstovu buto laivyno rel
kalu komitetui, kad visi dide-
il Vokieciu laivai, perduoti
talkininkaIns, butu sunaikyti
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
HINDENBURGAS
NUVERSTAS.

Londonas, sausio 3 d.-Zi-
MOS is Zuricho pranesa, kad
lauko marSalas Won Hinden-
burg If generolas Groener,
praneSama, yra nuversti. Abu
jie atsisake pripazinti ir is
pildyti prisakymus Berlino SC
Veto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
CHICAGO ILL, sCBATA, SAUSIO (January) d. l9l9m.
KAIZERIO LIKIMAS
NUSPRESTAS.

AmSterdamaS, sausio 3 d.
zinios is Haagos j T ele
gr d h praneSa, kad Angli-
jos If Hollandijos valdzios pri
ejo prize sutarties kaslink bu-
vusio Vokietijos imperato-
riaus likiIno.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
ADMIROLAS Won SCHEER
REZIGNAVO.

KoPenhagenos, sausio 2 d.
Admirolas Reinhardt Won
Scheer, galya vokieciu adfni-
raltijos stabo, ,ezignavo, su-
lyg ziniu is Berlino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
DRAS.

Ch'cagole W aplelinkej =
lsdalles Qeiesiuota suDatoi,
temperature kills; daug s.
-au nakdia. LiAAMM
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
Lenk4 "Dnosnumas'
Prezidentas Wilson's Ryme.
Vokistiai iSyarys "raudenuosius"?

rikos ambasadoje ir ia patti
diena yra paskirta, kada pre-
zidentas aplankys popieziu
Benedikta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
RENGIASI PRIZE DE-
MONSTRACIJU.

Dublinas. Sausio 3 d. = Sinr
Feineriai daro prisirengimus prit
demostraciju, kurios iyyks ne
deiioje v:soj Airijoj.
Tikslas tp demonstraciju Blu:
pareikalauti, kad butu paliuosuo
ii 6.ooo Sim Feineriu, kurie bu.
vo suarestuoti sulyg Dora" (ka-
-isko aprubieziavimo) istatymo
Lord French, komanduotojas
kareivip Airijoj, kaip manomq
bus priesingas paliuosavimui
Sim Feineriu is kalejimu.
Keletas Sim Feineriu, kurit
likosi isrinkti parlamentan ran.
dasi kalejime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-04
UzSIBAIGE STREIKAS.

Psttsfield, Mass, sausio :
d.-Keli tukstanciai darbinin-
Su General Electric Kompa-
lijos, kurie streikavo per dvi
'qvaites, nubalsavo grizti prie
darbo.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

kingdoms of Sonora and Southern
Arizona"
To reply to all the rapid fire ques-
tons which the scribe hurled
at his victim would have required the
gift of tongues. However Doctor
Cleaver was aided, at times, by his
associate, Mrs. Blanche McMoore.
The Cleveland and Moore families
are pioneers of Oregon, for three OF
four generations, and have had wide
experience in developing and mark
eting many natural resources of the
Pacific Coast. Their arrival in No
gales to operate in the Southwest and
Mexico was noted in these columns
about three weeks ago, and also In
subsequent notices. They come into
our midst with the very highes,
testimonials as to experience, ability
and integrity. Doctor C1eaver Is
known from Oregon to New York
and from Alaska to Mexico. Frank
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

The Daily Morning Oasis is regis
tered in the post office at Nogales,
Arizona, for transmission through
the United States mails as second
class matter.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
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his iron men I'd rather live pills. and sleep night
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