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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
CHAR tTER

Its not enough to have men say nice
things about you A little push Will
get any kind Of report you crave But
1t won't last A good name Is worth
everything when its well earned.
But the mere report is only a passive
thing The name must stand for
energy, integrity and progress It's
d living something that must be con-
Istantly renewed Most of the failures
Iof life result from efforts to live on
reputation That wont work. The
world ever demands new things and
It takes ingenuity and power to meet
them You must make a continuous
record that knows no firing and seeks
constant Improvement That's the
thing that gives character credit
Character IS 4 peryading influence
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
HORN POINT BEACH
ATTRACTED CROWDS OF
BATHERs YESTERDAY


Horn Point Beach which shows
Eevery promise Of becoming the ban
ner resort for bathing and picnic par
ties ii the vicinity Of Annapolis, had
It's biggest day yesterday Several
hundred persons of Annapolis and else-
where sougsst relief there in the cooI-
ing waters and hreexes. from the In
tense heat that prevailed throughout
the day. The beach was fairly crowd
ed with bathcrs men, women and
chiidren some staying until long after
nightfall
The heat Of yesterday probably was
the most oppressive that Annapolis
has experienced SO far this summer
All least the opinion To that elect vas
expressed by many residents of the
city Conditions were bad enough dur
ing the forenoon and early afternoon
hours, bat ii became even warmer IN
1.-THE late evening. and many persons
say they spent the most uncomfortable
might Of the season The heat Of Old
ISol began to make itself felt from
shortly after the bis erb rose. and the
Temperature steadily mounted. until
sabout S O'Clock II mounted as high ~
1.-THE 96 degree mark In some parts
lof Tie city Thermometers registered ?
degrees higher than that, and II did
mot drop to any appreciable extent
unti along about 30, when it was
lhoyering around the 30 mark And
when the light winds that had been
hblowing abated with the setting Of the
lsun. there followed . ''stilr' heat that
continued until late into the night
Indications are that there Will be Ro
lEreat relief within the next "a hours,
haIshough the Forecast is Tor local
Thunder showers and mot quite So
warm tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
SOCIAL ICICL.Es

Some men are social icicles There
seems to be no reason why they should
be. but they are They are good look
ing. dress well. have education come
|of good family. and have money Yet
in spite Of these advantages they fail
ito be the center Of attraction among
men. There is something about them
that chills you asesoon as you begin
d conversation with them They are
the wall flowers at parties the last
picked At games and the drones at
every function that seeks to promote
Fellowship. Sometimes it's hard to see
just what IS the matter with them,
but ron hare no difacuity In getting
proof that they are no help IN the
social world They just chill every
body and everything that they touch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
Mrs. Charles i. Mccarthy Is speud-
Ing few days ID washington

i
Ing few days ID washington.
A @meaas Pramee
As Asanaea
For the past several days Arundel
on the Bay has been entertaining q
real prince. The distinguished gen-
tIeman Of royalty. who Il known here
as Prince Rose. for short. his name
being unprunounccable and unspelI-
able, at time Of introduction. Is q ma
tive Hawaiian. Of the house Of royalty
He, his wife, who ii an American and
little daughter. nave been the guests
III the Blancharls. who have leased
Magnolia cottage for Two years
Prince Rose Is i typical Hawaiian
His swimming under water. fish FASH
ion, was marvel 10 the ArundeIians
and be Ii teaching the baby daughter
to swifR AZ we'll il native style Prince
Rose delighted the summer colonists
on the beach front with his songs. ID
accompaniment, from the
canoe evenings On the bay His voice
carries well over the waters and was
an inspiration during the evenings of
his visit
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
II,EAyISG HINTS

10 Clean Tan Leather Shoes IA
raw white potato, cut Iii halves and
peeled. Il excellent Rub the potato,
which must be freely cut well into
the leather. leaving no part nntpuch-
ed Let this dry on. then polish with
4 cloth with light, quick motion As
little turpentine on d flannel cloth also
his good cleanser for tan leather
while several drops of lemon or orange
juice give brilliant polish To any
leather Olive oil, with brisk after
polish. III used on patent leather.
Cleaning Gold Braid Gold braid
and other gilt trimmings may be
freshened BY sitting over them q
mixture Of powdered bIueing and
bread crumbs. After sitting ii over
the braid take piece Of old flannel
and rub gently yet firmly Then
brush out all the crumbs and rub with
d piece of velvet a bit of any old coll
Eored yevlet will do This method Will
also clean gold lace.
Precipitation Stains Such bIem-
ishes are hard to remove from un-
washable materials In fact. the only
hope lies In mixture OF alcohol and
ether IN equal parts. with dash Of
ammonia. This may do away with
the worst feature Of the stains. though
do not LEI them get too old before the
cleansing When applying the fluid
lay several thicknesses of white blot
ting paper under the soil to prevent
the ring which Is likely to remain
when the garment Is dry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
| Fa& VI 4.
! lssa = tmR

St@E@ Hk8MbMB
Mr. and Mrs !. WI. Galloway have
been entertaining at their handsome
ssummer home at Arundel-o The Bay.
6eorge II s1riyer, vice President OF
ethe 3. & o. railroad, and Mr. @. VI.
Galiuway. Federal Director Of fhe b. 81
q. The latter Mr. ] VI (3alioway's
brother
The gentlemen visitors we're taken
out On the bay GA Fishing "trip iii
their hosts trig yacht. and the trip
was q memorable one. They made q
record catch of over $50 Ash. incIud-
ing rock perch. trout etc, Fish were
biting 50 fast and furiously that II
took one Dc the party to bait the hook
whiIn the other hauled In the line
Vice President shriver proved himself
ITO be us successful fisherman d. ms
ss railroad officlaI II was Mr.
Ishriyer's first vacation In long time,
and the big catch of nsh made the
throwing on of cares nf Office quite
worth while
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
| Mary land Ave-
! IIOuse Party

Mr. and Mrs Albert Tulley and
htheir niece. Miss Mary Rond. of 1219
Battery avenue, Baltimore. spent Sum
day with their sister and brotherin-
law, Mr. and Mrs Frank Fell. Of No,
7G Maryland avenue Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fell also had as their guests
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
Siegert and their son Louis. Mr. and
Mrs. David King. Thomas Mahoney and
little Miss Margaret Busch, Of Balti-
more. Miss Margaret expects to stay
for All indefinite time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
Yachting Parry
Docks Here

The trim yacht Oneida, from Green
wich Conn. with Commodore Elias
HC. Bennett and party on fishing trip,
tlocked here today Commodore Benz
nett and his friends, party of whom
joined him III New York, will enjoy
fishing Id the Chesapeake bay. and
later will sail for Virginia shores
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
| Returned From
Tearing G0untles

Mrs. Robert Moss, wife OF Judge
Moss, and Miss Beulah Weldon State
Organizer Of the Woman's Suffrage
League. og Maryland returned Satur-
day night from tour of Calvert St.
Mary.s and Charles counties, which
they visited iii tie interest of suffrage.
they report delightful trip with
successful results.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
GOOD ADVICE
Citizen Gives Information
Of Priceless Value

Annapolis Citizen Gives Information
Of Priceless Value
when YOU suffer from backache.
Headaches, dizziness. nervousness,
Feel weak, languid. depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders.
Do you know what 10 do9
Some Annapolis people do
Read the statement that fellows
It's from an Annapolis Citizen
Testimony that can be iayes tigateti
Mrs. Mary Nelson, s9 Holland
street, says While moving some
years ago had severe attack ef
kidney trouble and ! think ii was
brought on By walking up AMI ti}Nxn
stairs 80 often had terrible refins
across the small OF my hack and my
sight blurred. Ny kidneys case me
no end Of trouble aud my feet swelled.
Mornings felt mere tired than when
j went Ia bed tried diiiereni med
icines hut With little heitetis intl
friends told mo about I1an kittnss
pills used some. getting fhetA III
the X II smith Pharmacy ana nov
i have very little kidney trouble
When do feel In need i d kidney
medicine take pean;s for ! think
there Is nothing like them
Price 60c, All dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy eet
Deans Kidney Pills AZ same that
Mrs. Nelson had Foster Milbnfn III
Aifgrs. Buffalo. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
TOAST TO THOSE WHO sTAYEp-

a hero had returned from Chateau
Thierry The day had been spent in
excited greetings and snatches Of de-
layed news AT last the family was
alone Just before dinner the father
proposed i toast ID the returned hero
the shining eyes Of his sisters and
his mother. as well as his fathers
proud smile rested upon the khaki
clad figure decorated with medals
with q gesture he stopped them
aOh. not to me, father not TO me. s
he cried but to the men that fell By
my side
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
go TO BED GRDUCHY
WAKE Up FEELING
SIMPLY FINE
Wonderful How Calotabs. the
De-Nauseated calomel Tablet,
Makes You Feel 50 Good the
Next Morning.

The old-style caIomeI was the best
medicine in the world and the only
thing that could straighten out dis
ordered liver, but il had some serious
draw backs The gripping and the sick
ening after effects made many people
dread I'd take ii Now you can take
caIomel without the slightest objection
One CaIotah On the tongue at bedtime
with swallow Of water that's all
No taste. no gripping. no nensea. no
salts Next morning your liver Is
clean, your system purified and you
are feeling like two-year old, with
hearty appetite for breakfast Eat
what you please no danger
CaIotabs are so perfect That youF
druggist Ii authorized ID refund the
price IL you are not delighted Sold
.2nly In original sealed packages. price
xhirty-flve cents. All druggists now
! have Caiotabs (ady.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
Visiting Here
U MOafn lA EsaIgs

Col RichaTdo Fernandez. Of Havana.
Cuba, Ii visiting his son and daughter
hIn-law. Prof and Mrs Arturo Fer
Anandex. Duke of Gloucester street
Col Fernandez il abou, to visit spain
and stopped here To see his son before
sailing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Prisoners ii Morocco are eof4peIlssl
iii pay the Officers for Their trouble
III arresting md eseartine them Is Cts
police sla tian
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Admiral Austin NJ knight s III.
spent Sunday at sThe Loeusts, s near
lT,avidsonvillc. the home Of Judge and
Mrs BENJAMIN Watkins, who also en-
fertained Mr. and Mrs, Frank w Hops
per and Miss Carr Iglehart, Of Balti-
more. as their house guests yesterday
Mrs. Forester, wife OF Al q For
frestcr, manager Of the Annapolis of
nee Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, is spending her vacation at
West RIVER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
| Guest og
SuI,erinten

Admiral and Mrs Scales entertained
over the week end al the Snperlnfend-
ent.s Quarters. Naval Academy Adj
niral Guy H Hurrage, U. 3 M who
Is on duty ut Washington Mrs BUR
rage and fsmily are spending the SUM
mer at their summer home In New
England.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
Dr. Car Rser
| On RmY M

Cant b. Nv Carpenter q s. J. Med
zeal Corps. MRS. Carpenter and family,
have arrived at the Naval Academy
: here cant CarpenteE will succeed
Admiral 4. IL. D Mccormick q 9,
n. recently detached and ordered e
the paciflc Coast III charge Of naval
hospitals there. The arrival of the
carpeatcrs il happily CRESTED BY many
old friends. They are very popular
In Annapoiis. haysng bsen Fesa y
stationed 1T the Naval AcadeEny
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

tHHNhttit
s MI Nf n Talbot of Anna
announces the engagement Of
FIN laagliter Harriet C0rinne,
!, I'll .aoiat iIlnford. also of Anna
marriage viii take place
tis nat fafpre
IL. N.riatl Todd. Of Denton, Md
an fae wepk end with her sister,
IS Niitfsa Todd 1T st johns sum-
III mol
lil, d White. Of the Supplies
N ,ceaunts Department az the Ma
ioAing station at Indian Head.
Nj resarfad III hts home there this
ys..lfg AFTER week visit to
rfs,6,rs 81 his family III this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

A man sometimes loses his head
but woman asyer loses her tongue
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
IENyE ANNAPOLIS
4ti.ssf Strr,af @f4ff0p
Lf.ANH ItAIIIssORr

- $50 a5 49, i1.aA a ~.
a sa Nsaet STU, 100,
tiS3 = VI as5, If5S8 4 NJ. I3.6
81 81
III tgallts rsrelfe or = Is AarRe pnssetlgeeR
81 tis ip3f{{s isefN9etF AftseIiaits atu
AHtni As3e.8y l1netls.8 aisa Il Isiilth-
icufA Oh. siGAi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Mrs y M Hawkins and daughter
Miss Mamie Hawkins. III Baltimore,
have been the guests 81 Prof and Mrs.
Fernandez
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
Home LITER
Year Abroad

Lieut. philip r WEIGH. q s. N. son
Of Mr.. and MRS B Allsin Welch. Of
this city. arrived home Saturday after
! years duty abroad Lieut. Welch =
attached to the u. s. s. Harvard Ha
IS spending his leave with bis parents
on King George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Pride has bur two seasons - for
ward spring and an early fall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
START MAIL SERVICE
OVER BAY FERRY LINE
tcontinaca rom Page one

| trip, and they went through without
the slightest hitch.
The Postoffice Department also has
authorized the establishment Of route
from Easton To Cambridge thence 10
fiurlock. thence to fredericksburg and
ITO Denton. returning 10 Easton by way
Iof Hurlock This route. combined
with the service already iii operation
from Easton mp the peninnsia toward
Philadelphia will give 4 large portion
og the Eastern Shore the very best IN
the way Of mail service Il viii bring
the Eastern Shore closer 10 the Vest
ern Shore than anything ever done be-
fore. Tor it VIII be possible for resi-
dent al Easfon 10 place an order in
Baltimore late in he afternoon and re-
eelve his merchandise in Easton when
he gets up next morning
Farm and garden products for
which the Eastern Shore Is famous
can be brought By mail ID Baltimore
and Washington over these new routes
in ample time for The opening Of early
markets. with the added advantage Of
no transfers IN transit and direct de-
livery in Government vehicles Dy Gov
eminent employees
Perry Business Increases
Business over the ferry route has
been heavy since the Harrington re
sumed ny schedule on Thursday fol-
lowing the two-day inspection under
The critical ee 81 Federal offieials
which took place in Baltimore OfiI-
Gals Of the company report the week
end business steadily Increasing be-
cause Of 50 many persons ayaiiing
themselves III taking vacation Al
aIaryland's seaside resort hi Ocean
city
High Mark For Autos
All previous records In transporting
automobiles were broken BY the Har
rington on her final run to Annapolis
from Claiborne last night Thirty
eigh: machines we're crowded into the
haichways and an other available
space The highest number Of ears
That had hitherto been carried across
either way was BIG
Practically every member of the
crew Of the Harrington from Captain
Mann down to the deck hands. assists
IN the work Of getting he machines
on and on the boat, so that they are
handled with the greatest possible dis
patch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Mrs william Montrose Graham,
widow OF General Graham. u s. NJ,
who has been staying With her daugh-.
ten, Mrs Carroll Storrs Alden, al War
dour. Ii spending the summer III her
summer home, The Chateau. 1T Hop
kinton, New Hampshire.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
III. 81 No danl.tIng

gt''.s9 ttie proper lay
td II shouting
hi the way
friends ltnplDTe u
general glec.
ion al the chorus
pplng Of the key.
.ts coming
e0f, ht, retired.
You are iunIning
iJr and admired
aiFatf before as
here must De,
eiif lead The chorus
e JsGae on The key
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Mr.. Iseaeham. OF washington spent
the week end with Mr Charles 3, Alb
bolt and Mrs Abbott at their summer
nome, Abbottsford- on- severn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
g.rrlagion's taptain
llAe. hO.eI 4 llArtmIenl

spatn Thomas X. Mann. of the An
md Claiborne ferry steamer, Coy.
gsgrsaa harrington and Mrs.
sssa. htye taken an apartment a the
Bspi Maryland Captain Mann is
sn Norfolk va, but the steamer
sartQn formerly the Thomas Pat-
4 aaying been on d route from New
al Long Branch. N j., necessi-
50 Ids spending the greater portion
line Iii New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

w. b. 81 IA. Electric
Railroad.
aID.ClTY TERMINALS

fIaff Hourly SeTvlse Msftfitag mil EVENING
fs.ssSs8as4f Ann ftt,E44 l.A9ffnnre and
MasA}Hgfai, aIla tat5p Mfa'ie
as asbfnltnn ali aiap Meade
l5aSSssnae gS hapgo at Ntlsat
Aea8eitfg luAetsatl
IRNNE AN5NsNeoI.Is
NEST street statfon
S., Vi # &, 81 ~, Il ~. 90
l.,ssi III af NJ 81 .g6 ~
$50 II 9 a.aQ siis ~ au lu.2O
tie a MS
l,easg NsIyI AeasIelils ,'sfe 10 mtHuies
esfri3aF staA ts5Nas tif t4tl. Hlaaen
III styf X III s.sas,, NJ 4t sgAgsla | II minutes
earlier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
tsa.s j MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE
) IN {, MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE

s8 Irving
beeu compared.
H. sch he giving
lst he shared
mes upr0arotIs.
: = m don't agree,
=, g.,lr 81 The key
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Mrs. Garrison, wife Of Prof d NJ
Garrison. y s. NJ. and daughter. Miss
Jessie Garrison. have returned from d
stay at the seashore. They were ac-
coinpaaicd on the trip BY Miss Vivian
STANDBY, daughter of Capt and Mrs
w II. STANDBY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28
| Entert e
I SUNDAY eats

Miss Aroos4lne Scales. daughter Oh
Adn.sfaf Archibald II Scales. q 8 NJ,
superintendent of the Naval Academy.
and mrs. scales, Is With friends at
Virginia Beach
Mrs. +. Snader. Of Hanover street,
left yesterday for d visit with her Sis
Ter In Philadelphia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

aF AIf Hartung, who are SUM
III q fa lsasiey cottage. ArtiTa 4
ISL ~. llay which they and other
aFa ffoat Washington have leased
~ summer Auoiored 70 Marlboro
s..as wayF icy spent the day
q I9uds
aelen Sokes ot Baltimore, Is
e. By es Harris at "0at
riiRael.on The Bay
e Ms hington. Joined
'..s''sl week end a Lib
lss an Ae Bay
tae Bureau of
ton, spent the
'3 = sarts cottage
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, N Gloucester
street arc entertaining their daugll-
Tar
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19
LENKISKI PROFESSIONAL
KOVOSIA Prizes
PROPAGANDA.

Varsava, vasario II d. -
(suvelinta) .-Dvidesimts zy
miu lenkisku profesoriu, at
stovaujanciu lenkiskus uni
versitetus ir kitas augStas
mokyklas sudare nauja de-
legacija, kuri vyksta Parry
ziun ir j kitus miestus vaka-
:'inej Europoj. sios delega-
cijos tikslu yra "kovoti su
melaginga propaganda" ku
ri esq yra platinama prizes
Lenkus If Lenkija ir kuri esq
labai kenksminga Lenkijai,
ypac siuo laiku, lake Taikos
Konferencijos.
Delegacija isvaziavo Is
Lenkijos dviejuose vagonuo
Sc, kurie turejo toki parasa
francuzu kalboje: "Lenkv
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19
griebdama sau zemes, kurios
ss.s - H. j. .4.f
SAKO, CARAS GERESNIS
w BOLSEVIKUS.
Washington, D. c.. vasa

Washington, D. c., vasa-
rio Is d.-Herman Bern
stein, emerikoniskas rasyto-
jas, kuris praleido tula lai-
ka Rusijoj, siadien buvo liu-
dininku prizes Senate komi-
sija, kuri tyrineja propagan-
dos platinimasi sioj salyj.
Jis papasakojo, kad Ru-
sija dabar po bolsevikais
yra lahjaus prispausta, ne
gu kad j buvo po caru. Jis
taipgi papasakojo Senate ko
misijai, jog jis Zinc, kad ne
kurie vyrai, atvykusieji is
Rusijos j sia Sail, buvo boil
sevikQ tarnysteje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19

statymo komisijos Rear-Ad-
mirolas Taylor siadien Sc
nate aiskino apie b6gi darby
kares laivyno departamente.
Jis buvo uzklaustas kas ma
noma daryti su Yokietijos
kariskais laivais, kurie teko
talkininkams. | tai admire
las Taylor paaiskino, kad da
lis narlaiviu jau isdalinta
tarp Francuzijos, Anglijos ir
Japonijos.
Ar mes gausime ju
kick nors-uzklause senate
RUS Lodge.
= Mes ir-gi gausime ke-
lias, nors kaipo sampeli-
atsake Adm. Taylor.
Toliau admirolas Taylor
paaiskino, kad suimti Laval,
nesuteiks dideles naudos,
nes jie tiks rerveziojimui
tik angliQ ir prekiq. Bet jie
netinka pasazieriQ gabeni-
mui, talpgi If grynai karis-
kiems tikslams tie LAVAL ne
tinka, mes Vokietijos karis-
XII laval buvo pritaikinti
prie speciales vokieciu sis
temos. Taigi talkininkai lie
gal6tu tinkamai jais naudo-
tbs.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19
GENERALS STRELKAS
DALYJ VOKIETIJOS.

Kopehagenas, vasario 18
Spartakai paskelbe general
streika Ruhr isdirbysciu dis
trikte, isilgai RENO upe.
Spartakai taipgi uz6me, kai
pranesama is Berlino, Bo-
chum, Hamburn ir kitas vie
tas.
Sulyg pranesimo, sparta
kai apginkluoja elektrikos
stotis ir vandentraukiu bu-
dinkus, taipgi if kitas vietas,
kad apsigynus nuo valdis-
kos kariumenes, kurios spar
takai laukia atenant is ar
timesniu vietu.
Priesvaldiski vadai isako
neduoti dabartinei Vokieti-
jos valdziai ANGLES, kurios
yra apsSiai spartakg kontro-
liuojamuose distriktuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19
TALKININKU KOMISIJA
LENKIJOJ.

Varsava, vasario lid. (su
velinta) .-Esancioji Paryziu
.ie lenku ekonomiskoji de-
legacija issirupino, .kad Ang
LIZA pasiunte Lenkijon spe-
ciale ekonomiska komisija,
lvairiuose Lenkijos centruo-
Sc. Apart sitos komisijos
Lenkijoj yra dar maisto ko-
misija, politiskoji komisija
susidedancia is 8 ekspertQ,
kurie po vadovyste Majoro
McAlpine daro tyrineiimus
If militare komisija, knrias
pasiunte Americas, Erancu-
zijos If Anglijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-19
Komisija j Taikos Konfe-

Komisija i Taikos Konfe-
rencija."
[sita komisija, be abejo-
nes, megins pasauli itikinti,
kad Lenkai yra nekalciausi
avineliai, o Lietuviai, Ukra-
jinieeiai ir Cechai yra vii
kai, kurie nekaltus avinelius
uzpuldineja. Is to matosi,
kad lenkai ne tik SUI savo
kariumene, bet ir plunksna
bel liezuviu narsiai kovoja
savo naudai, o lietuviQ il XII
tQ kaimyniQ tautQ skriau-
dai.