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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

Mrs Z. +. Matthews entertainer
number OF her friends Thursday o.
last week from r TO p. m. As th'
.,os,s arrived they were met by Mrs
Matthews and MIS- L J. Anderson
and conducted over the grass cover
.cd lawn to- tine punch bowl "hic0
,,as presided over by Miss porca
Porter.
They then grouped themselves uh-
s.. tho trees for social chat till tn
cards were passed for "42'
After several games the hos'eS
.orved delicious ice cream aud cake.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

Mr.. w. II. Clements and iamiiy re
turned this week from an ehJoEaoi'
summer outing OF month. They
went as far as Cameron county ana
took GOOD look at Southwest Texas
Mr.. Clements says he saw some OF
the finest corn he ever looked AT ana
that corn and maize is good all alonE
the way. The cotton outlook, how
ever. is anything but good. Great fine
stalks with almost no cotton. The
boll weevil has destroyed il. He says
he was offered cotton Of dig fine
growth for a dollar an acre. and the
rent on the land.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Under Four Flags.

Mr.. A. :. Bruton Of Lampasas PAID
the Signal social visit few days
ago and talked interestingly Of old
times in Texas. He is 81 years old
and still full Of yigor. He was born
in the Republic Of Texas and has
lived under fou, flags. He was true
to all Of them, but never has his re-
spect for the stars and stripes failed
him. He is 4 loyal citizen. Has given
OF his time and energies to main
tain law and order in Texas and to
aid in the up building and the ma
terial and moral progress of his ma
tive state. He was never sued in MS
life for debt or prosecuted for in
fraction OF tho law. He has ~ grand
children and % great Grand children.
He is rounding out an active useinI
and honorable life.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Pensions and IIonuyes
weeks

The Signal has been requested to
reproduce this clipping from the
Dallas News, and in view of the fact
that an increase in the pension funo
for ea-Confederate Veterans is to be
voted on and the matter or the bonus
for the veterans of the world war lie
under discussion the subject is of in
terest.
The article in the News written
by an ex-Confederate pensioner says.
Confederate pensions Tin Texas
arc 800 4 year. at about the end OF
three years this will be increased to
$500. There are about 100 Of these
pensioners. II there should be no de-
crease in number at the end OF three
Years there would he S5,1000,000
paid out at the end of years there
would be $2S,SO0.000. In this case
.cecipients are between so a. 80 years
old. or near around that. Their num-
ber gil! decrease so that in ten years
.it will be insignificant Now, in the
case of our soldiers who were in thu
war Just concluded there we're about
10000 from Texas. At $500 each
for bonus, the total amount needed
would be S45,OOO,O0O cash and the
subsequent interest. In this case the
ages involved are mostly from 20 to
80 years" That is as our Confederate
submits il. and from which he wishes
conclusions drawn. So, conclusion
number /: Nobody doubts or denies
that the old Confederates are worthy
OF and entitled to their pensions
Nobody begrudges them. Conclusion
Number 2: The young men just back
from the war are better able to make
their own way in the world than
before they went into the army
unless they suffer wounds or in
6lries. In this case the Federal govern
ment is providing literally for them,
after giving all discharged men
$50 bonus. Conclusion Number 3:
Only small percentage of these
uniniured men want a gift Of $500
from the taxpayers of Texas. They
went TO war 10 preserve their own
and their parents and their friends"
liberty and self-respect. as good men
as ever stood in shoe leather, and
nearly all of whom are opposed to the
plan for making them. through
political action. a burden upon the
taxpaying public They don't want
their reeompense in the form of a
cash donation. They want il in the
form OF public approval, self-pride
and consciousness or duty done.
Twenty-Five or thirty years from now.
as in the case of Confederate pen
sions. doubtless those Sho have be
come old and needy and deserving
will be provided for in some maner-
Rut they need no such provision now
and are certainly not asking for it.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
nroh.r NJ. L.. Forester Gone.

Brother FORESTER hos fallen TO
sleep. He is not dead, hut sleepeth'
He has only gone ON before TO be Win
him whom he 80 greatly loved ana 80
loyally served. His attack Was sue
J |den and he was hurried away to ths
sanitarium where he underwent III
operation. but from the very hIs'
his case looked hopeless. Everything
possible was done, however tha'
could Ge done Tor his recovery, ana
ne =, much ionsod Tor few years
NOR. of service: not that he feared
10 20. but that he wanted 10 serve
more His was the life of'unseliish-
service.
For nearly a score OF years he has
lived in snyder, and during TINS tlhe
has heen connected with the Grayum
Drug Store. And for all these years
no has been member OF the First
paptist church OF Snyder His life was
too we'll known TO the people of TINS
Community for there to be amy need
for a word of appreciation To be said
about him. but such words are upon
every lin There was scarcely any one
in the county but knew him ana
loyed him. or him It could be said
In larec way "Hc went about doing
good 30 man was too poor nor
any CHILD TOO small for him TO give
thein the same attention IN his line
of work that he gave TO all others.
Hk ~ ,insss lie, as well as ms
chnTeh llfe. was above reproach. No
man could say that W l.. Forester
eyey wronged him. and no Christian
could say that his life was. In any
way. beneath the standard OF Chris
tian living.
Though ne stood for so much and
4. lived II in his every day life, still
there was the beautiful and child
like simplicity about 4, that ought TO
characterize every one OF the people
of God. lie was ever quiet and un-
assuming. Never have We known but
one boast that he made and that
was a good one. Just few weeks
before ne went home. while speaking
10 a new citizen OF Snyder, he said
81 make IT a rule OF my life not to let
my pastor go to the church more
than go" Oh. if we all could say
that, In his church life he was never
careless and Indifferent. but was al
WAYS In his place. He was The gen
eral secretary OF our Sunday school
and was IS loyal TO his task as man
coulS do. And as singer we shall
miss him greatly. His voice was
deem bass. and he was ever in his
place 10 sing the gospel of Christ.
II He dearly loved to sing. and in the
home and during his work he sang
Va great deal. One of his iavorite
songs was Jesus Lover OF My Soul
He loved to sing It to the tune OF
"silver Threads Among the Gold.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Il. Y. T.. L. Program.

Song. Prayer, Song.
business and Records.
sword Drill.
Definition Exercise.
Group in charge OF program
subject: Gods Wonderful WORD
Song.
scripture Reading, Matt A. Neima
Mayo.
pih,e beginnings. Lucy Bartlett
A Great Trio, Rosalie Clark
The King James Version. Georgia
Winston.
The Revised Version. Loree stokes
Leaders Ten Minutes.
Memory Verse.
Prayer. Offering. Closing prayer
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
school. Open sept. sth.

Supt $. l.. Rives states th"' '"'
city schools viii open sept ''"
TeachN-s' mesting at the Cehtr"'
,ri,dine n, 10 O'Clock sept. 6th. hh-
france examinations Sept. sth
The teaching forces have not !''
hoor all assigned, but it is under
stood that Mrs. Howell will be prih,
,,po, at the Colonial Hill school ""o
,,,ss GLADYS Clark will have the pri-
mary department there. Miss can
ION will be principal az the MOTT"
Ward school.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Garage Man ISpScs Eye.

The Signal learns that v T. GID.
son. who formerly worked at ga
rage in Snyder. and went with the
! w. Couch garage to Eastland, go'
n piece of steel in one of his eyes
some time ago and is suffering Sc
r;ous trouble. Both eyes have been
n affected and one of them had TO De
taken out That operation was per
formed last Tuesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

The special session of the leg's'a-
trre adjourned sine die Tuesda!
night. The report of the House Com
r,ittee to investigate the Conteder-
10 home was adopted. The repor'
condemns the sanitary condition o'
tho Home and asks FOR the reSls'"'
49,. - crnerintendent J. c. Loggins'
One speaker thought younger man
shou,d be in charge. The House re-
fused 10 hear Dr. Logsins on "
question.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Masonic school in snyder

4 school of instruction in Masohr!
is be,nr held in Masonic temple mere
this week conducted by Mr. John NJ
Weelley OF Ennis. Texas. Besides ths
oroot number of local Masons, there
are quite a good many visiting Ma
sons attending. That order has
large. enthusiastic membership al
over west Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
First Boptist Church.

Teachers meeting at 500 SUNDAY
.noo, at 1000. These services a.
the church building. Preachihs S'
toes at the city Tabernacle at ll'o'
IA s.,5 Afternoon meetings al uS
ual place and hour.
The meeting is still in proEr'S'
,,ri,g we'll. Help MS make sun
day a great day v"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
CHARGED With Assault

Austin. Texas, July ls'--freu
stewart, 16, negro. captured by d
rossc early today, has been placed III
tou charged with an attempt 10
assault 12-yoar old white girl IN
south Austin. The girls cries brought
aid and she was uninjured'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
BuildIng Collapses.

Anson. Texas, July 2l'--purlhs
the terrific rainstorm sa'u'u"'
richt the roof of Anderson's garage
,ou IN demolishing two autos. Men
sleeping in front of the building eS-
caned unhurt. The rain measui 81
over four inches.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

Prisoners at iuternment barracFS
,t Fort Leavenworth. 2SOo strong
have refused to work or obey prison
o-aors and are demanding amnesty
II will be a peculiar incident II a lot
Of interned aliens shall be ao'e ''
nr,,ifv the laws of this nation
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25
Marriage Permits.

County CLERK W NJ. Curry issued
marriage license Monday for Mr.
f. b. Deere and Mrs. Matte Minniek
and on Tuesday 4 permit was issued
for Steve octsrcn and Miss Francis
Cajonek
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

Joe Golden and Andy TreVy "e''
here Wednesday, talking ABOUT e'op7
They refused to discuss oil. In rae,
ANDY saws ne has about conciuce'
that the oil talk about Nh"pp
n windy anyhow.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

We learn that Mrs. Jas. II. Tate
submitted TO another operation II
Dallas. last Tuesday. She is getting
along reasonably well.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

The two months old babe of Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Patterson died tues
day at their home in east Snyder
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

garage building at Anson coii"p-
sod saturday night during the ram
storm and two automobiles were
demolished.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-25

Earl Brown and son have return
al srom Rockport and Corpus Christi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
APSlIMA MOKETI
RUSIJOS SKOLAS.
Paryzius, birzelio 7 4.

Paryzius, birzelio z 4. -
Havas agentura praneSa,
kad admirolas Kolcakas at
sakydamas j talkinihkp uz-
klausimas uzreiske, kad jis
gerbia talkininku isreikstus
principus ir kad Russia bus
atstaty5a ant demokratis-
kiausios papedes.
Kolcako atsakyme taipgi
pabrieziama, kad jo valdzia
nusprende apmoketi visas
Rusiios skolas, jei tame rel
kale sutartis esq padarytos
pirm lapkricio menesio 1917
metq, t.y. pirm bolsevikis-
kos revoliucijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
VENGRAI Wis MUSA
CECHUS.

Vienna, birzelio 7 diena.
Vengrijos sovietU kariume-
ne WIS pasekmingai perse-
kioja cechu armija nors ce-
chais dabar komanduoja
Francuzijos generolai. Ven
graf persikele per Dunojq ir
yra pavojus Presburgui.
Kontr-revoli1cija Vengri-
joje taipgi po biski pl6to-
jasi; revoliucijonieriai savo
veikimu ypae pasizymi apie
linkeje Odenburg apie 81
mylios j piet-9ycius nuo
Viennos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
LIEPIA SIETI AMERIKO.
JE BOLSEVIZMA.

BudapeStas. Specials ko-
respondentas Associated
Press pranesa, jog Vengri-
jos sovietls vadas Bella Kun
yra pasluntes vengrams Su
vienytosna Valstijosna Sc
kanti atsisaukima:
"Atminkite, kad JUS bu-
dami Vengrijoje uzdirbda-
vote vos 800 kronu j metus.
Bet jus galite pagelbeti sa-
vo broliams auklejant ame-
rikonu ta1pe Dolsevizma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
KOMUNISTAI ISzUDE
5000 SODIECIU.

Vienna, birzelio 9 d.
;Siaurineje Vengrijoje, su-
lyg ziniQ is pat'Hetinu salti-
niq, Vengrijos komunistai
esa iszude apie 5000 So
dieciQ.
Mat 80 sodziu sukilo
prizes komunistq valdzia ir
nenorejo jai pasiduoti. Ia
da Vengrijos sovietu val
dzia pasiunte prizes sulzilu-
sius sodiecius devizija regu
liares kariumenes, kuri be
jokio pasigail6jimo issaud6
If iskarste pusiau apsigink-
lavusius sodieciQ burius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
VOKIECIAMS LAIKO
PENKIOS DEMOS.

Paryzius, birzelio 9 d.
Is taikos konferencijos pra-
nesama,. kad iteikinlas vo-
kecians taikos sutarties
bus galimas neanks6iau pet
nycios t. y. 13 d. birzelio.
Taipgi tapo pranesta,
kad vokieciams, iteikus
jiems galutinai sutvarkyta
taikos STUART: but Quota tik
penkios dienos pasirasy-
mui 70 sutartimi, ar atme-
timui JOS.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
CLEMENCEAU GRASINA
VENGRIJAI.

Paryzius, birzelio 9 d.
Taikos konferencijo, pirmi
nirekas Clemenceau prane-
Sc Vengrijos komunistq val
dziai, kad liautusi uzpuldi-
nejusi ant cechQ. Toliau
premiere Clemenceau w
reiskiama, kad jei vengrai
nesiliaus persekioje ce-
chus, tai talkininkai griebsis
stipriQ priemoniQ, idant SUI
laikius vengrQ karinguma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
REIKALAUJA UZVILKTI
AUSIRIJOS SUTARTI.

Paryzius, birzelio 9 d.
Galutina sutvarkyma tai
kos sutarties su Austria,
kaip manonia, trukdo
italai, kurie pirm to reika-
lauja isristi klausima pri-
jungimo dalies Tiroliaus
prie Italijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
[ElUV|A| PER6AL] Bl (EK||(
1IETUVIAI PERGALETO
JAIS ARTI DVINSKO.

Kopenhagenas, birzelic 8
d. - Estonijos generals
stabas iSleido oficiali pra.
nesima, kad estopq pulkai
uzeme Kreizburg ir JakobS
tad j pietryc;us nuo Rygos;
81 lietuviq pulkai, nesulai-
konni- bolseviku prisiariino
link Dvinsko.
PraneSimas .skanlba Sc
kanSiai:
"Estonijos kariumene pa
sieke Dauguva ir eina pie
tu link uzimdama Kreis-
burg ir JakobStad po smar-
Klaus music SUI prieseis.
'Pergaletojai Iietuviu pull
kai jau prisiartino prize tvir-
toves Dvinsk is petp puses,
varydami pirm saves boise
vikp arnniia.
Vokieciu pagelLa bolSe-
vikans.
Siockholrnas, birzelio 9
d. = Estonijos Stabas off
ciaiiai prane$a, kad j rytus
nuo Rygos iStiko musis farp
Estonijos kariurnenes ir vo-
kieciu rezervines kariume-
mes. Musyje prizes vckiecius
dalyvavo ir skyrius latviu
kariumeres.
Musis su vokieciais istiko
selStore Ram;szk, kur Latvi-
jos baronu sudaryti Lulkai
7yjosi latvius ir susidure su
Estonijos kariumene. Musis,
sulyg praneSimo, dar tesla
ST.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
ANGLAI UZIMS SALA
OZEL,

Londonas, birzelio Z d.
IS Kopenhageno gauta Ii
niu, kad Anglia uzimsianti
sala Ozel kaipo atlyginima
uz suteikima raramos Esto-
ilijai kovoje su bolsevikais.
Sala randasi Baltiko ju-
rese arti Rygos ilankos. il
prigulejusi Rusiiai; gi da-
bar sala savinasi Estoniia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
UKRAJINOJE ZYDAJ
ZUDOMI TUKSTAN-
GIAIS.

Londonas, birzelio 9 C.
zydQ zionistQ komitetas
Petrograde pranes6 londo-
nan laisku, kad Ukraiinoje
zydai esq zudomi tukstan-
ciais. Anot praneSimo, tik
vioname Proskurove tapo
kazokQ uzmusta apie 5000
zydu.
Tame pat pranesi.ne pa
brieziama, kad mieste zito-
mire, begyje vienp metQ bu
vo net sesiolika VALIDITY.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
ANCLU PERGALE TIES
KRCNSTADTU.

Helsingforsas, birzelio s
siadien gauta pranesimas,
kad musyje anglQ If boise
vikq laivynq ties Kronstad-
tn anglai nuskandino du bol
sevikQ laivu If priverte bol-
sevikus apleisti viera forfa
KronStadto tvirtoves.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
AmefiikOS L.ietiuvii i
Seiimas.
Vinikas perduoda Lietuvos
Prezidento pasveikinins.

Prezidento pasveikinins.
, Uzbaigus amerikonams,
= kurie, beje, kalbejo ne
paeiliui, bet perpinti muzi-
kaliskais programo nume-
riais, pirmu lietuviSku
kalb6toju buvc p. M. J. vi
nlkas, pirmininkas Lietuviu
Ezekutyyio Komiteto Wash
ingtone.
Savo kalba jis pradeio
nuo pranesinlo, kad jis yra
atvezes Amerikos Lietu-
viams If chicagieciams pa
sveikinima nuo Lietuvos
pirmojo Prezidento Antano
Smetonos. Suminejus Lie
tuvos prezidento varda Vi
sas teatras suuze griausmin-
giausiu delnQ plojimu.
Kick Lake atgal atejus
ziniai apie isrinkima Lie
tuvos prezidentu Antano
Smetonos, Lietuviu Exeku-
tyvis Komitetas Washingto
ne TarybQ If Amerikos Lie
tuvlQ vardu iSsiunte gegu-
zio 5 d. Lietuvos Preziden-
tui pasveikinimo telegrama.
Chicagos lietuviskos draugi
JOS (per p. Viskonta) pa
slunte nuo saves toki pat
pasveikinimo telegrama.
. PrezldentaS SmetOna tel
k6si atsakyman j siuos te-
legramus prisiQsti pasveiki-
nina, kuri p. Vinikas If
perskait6.
Prezideilto Smetonos pa
sveiknimas If atsisaukimas
prie Americas lietuviu gel
b6ti tevyne Lietuva buvo is
klausytas didziausioj tyloj
tik savo Strides plakhra
tegalejai girdeti, kuomet
kilmingi Lietuvos Prezid
to zodziai kiekvieno 81 di
skendo.
Uzbaigus skaityti Prezi-
dento Smetonos pasveikni-
ma, kurio pilnas tekstas
telpa kitoj vietoj sio hume
rio, visa publika sustoio ir
iris sykius smarkiai suSuko
"Lai gyvuoja", "Laisves
Varpui' cia pat prad55ius
skambinti. Plojimai ir Su-
kavimai "Lai gyvuoja' uz-
sibaige Lietuvos tautiSkoio
hymno pakarto.iilnu, p. Sim /
kui uztraukus j ant milzi-
(Tasa ant PRO pusl.y /
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
Prizes SEIMINIS
VAKARAS.

(Tasa is pereito numerio)
Illinoijis valstijos. atsto-
w buto spykeris gerb. Da-
vid Shanahan, pasak6 trum
pa, bet yin stipria kalba,
"su visonis keturiomis" sto
damas uz Lietuovs nepri-
gulmybe. Paminejes, kad
jis atmena dar tuos laikus,
kuomet pirmi lietuviai pra-
dejo vykti Chicagon; kad
jis pazista juos kaipo ge-
riausios rusies piliecius, jis
sprendzia, kad milijonai lie
tuviQ ten Lietuvoje yra ne
menkesnes ruSies, ir kad
Lietuviu tauta pagalios pri-
valo tureti laisve ir neprigul
mybe.
Paskutiriu is amerikonu
kalbetoju buvo vyriausis
teisejas Apskricio teismo
Cook pavieto, gerb. Geo.
+. Barret, kuris, kaip vaka-
ro vedejas paminejo, o pats
kalb6tojas patvirtino, ne tik
pazista lietuvius, mes per 20
metu tarp ju gyvena Cant
West Side), bet, kuris taip-
g1 II dikciai ljetuviu kalnos
supranta.
10 kalba buvo labai gera
if stipri kaip tuliniu- 5aip
II budu sakymo. Teisejas
pasirode gerai susipazines
su Lietuvos istorija, gerai
pazista santikius tarp lietu-
viz If lenkQ If prie sios pro-
COS, vardan teisybes, pa
smerk6 lenku meginimus
uzgriebti Lietuva. Jis ypa-
tingai stipriai pabriez6 ia
pamatine mint, kad Ame-
rika Sion karen ejo uz tel
sybe if llz mazu tautu lais-
We, kad j dave zodi uz tuos
principus laikytis, kad j
savo prisidejimu kritiSko.j
ValandOJ Kare lalmeJo IL
kad j siadien privalo ziu-
reti If Amerikos tauta
prlziures = idant tie prin-
cipai taikos konferenciioi
butu ispildyti O tas reis-
kla taipgi if laisve ir nepri-
gulmybe Lietuvai, kurie ka-
res lamejimui proporciona-
liskai nese didesnes aukas
negu bile kuri kita tauta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeie:

Utarninke dalinai debe-
siuota if kick salciau, max
tin ar Seredoj oras greiciau
nepastovus; vidutiniai dau-
giau siaur-ryciQ vejai.
Vakar augsci, usia tempe
ratura buvo Is apie 2 va
.landa po piet.
Sauletekis. 5:14; saul6lei
dis, 8:25.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
UZDARE MOK.YKLAS
DEL PROTESTO.

Annoy, Chinija, birzelio 9
d.---Vietos mokyklos tapo
uzdarytos del protesto pries
arestavi,na suddenly W. ke-
lima demonstracijQ del nuo
sprendMo taikos konferen-
cijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
PREZIDENTO SME-
TONOS PASVEIKINI-
MAS.
Geguzio 6, 1919.

Geguzio 6, 1919.
Amerikos lietuviams
per Tautos Taryba if
Vykdomojo Komiteto
atstovus p. ziliQ, p. Biel
ski r.p. Viskonta.
Garbingas, bet sun
kias dienas gyvena Lie
{ tuva. Ja mindo ir ka-
muoja gruobnys, ateje
is tos rytQ sales, kuri
pasiskelbe nesanti lais-
yes visoms tautoms, isl
verze i musu kamuoja-
ma Sail is pietu, vakaru
kaimynai, kurie dedasi
vlsam pasauliui musu
prieteliai esa. Jie umai
is pasalu uzgrobe Lie
tuvos sostine VilniQ ir
is ten siekia pavenzti is
musQ visa krasta. Jau-
Ia Lietuvos valdzia ir
Jauna lietuviQ kariume-
ne kick tik istengia spi
riasi priesininkams. Pa
dekite, isigyvene lais-
yes salyi kurios vadas,
prezidentas Wilsonas,
nurode pasauliui naujus
tautu bendravimo des-
MUS If stengiasi jos ivk
KNIT. JUS esate musu
within sunkia Lietuvos
atsikelimo valanda.
Amerikos lietuviai, nu-
vargusi Lietuva Saukia-
81 jusu pagelbos. Pade-
kite jai ginklu ir viso-
mis- savo pajiegomis ap-
ginti tevyne nuo uzpuo-
lejQ if jai demokratin-
gal susitvarkyti. sirdin-
SlduS1d paueKa Amerl-
kos lietuviams uz linke-
jimus Lietuvai, per ma
ne isreikstus, pasveiki-
minus Tautos Tarybai
vykdomamjam Vainiko
Komitetui, narsiems lie
tuviams kareiviams ir
laisves gvardijai, per
name pasveikinusiems
Lietuva. Issiilgusi jusq
Lietuva laukia ateinant
! pagelba is uzjuriu.
[Pasirase]
Antanas Smetona,
Lietuvos Prezidentas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10
GIRIOJE SUDEGE 8.

Regina, Saskatchewan.
Vietos giriose istiko dideli
gaisrai, kur sudege 8 indi-
JONAH If 16 indijonu apdege.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-10

Observation-Disclosures
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els dviejose laidose: viena
is ryto, kita 20 piet SUI We
liausiomis sentiments zinio-
msi. Dabokite
"LIETUVA!"
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-13
Kills Sister-in-Law
And Self With Razor
Ocean Grove Man Angry Be.
cause She Wouldn't Take
Him az BOarder

OCEAN GROVE, y. j., Oct. 12.-Jos
eph Mackey. ffty-siX years old. killed
MS sister r-in-law Mrs. Bertha Hartman
forty-three years old, with q razor IN
her Rome here to-day and killed him
self with the same weapon.
He was widower and lived in West
Grove. For some weeks he had been
trying TO persuade Mrs. Hartman. who
was q widow. to take him as 8 boarder.
When she refused again to-day Mackey
opened d razor aud sprang at her.
Mrs. Hartman daughter, Christine,
seventeen years old, threw herself be-
tween them.
Her uncle flung her across the room.
AS she fell she saw her mothers head
almost severed b. the razor. She ran
out, and with Myrtle Sculthorpe, a
boarder. climbed through a window to
the roof OF porch, where they huddled
screaming.
Ncighbors who responded to their
cries found that Mackey had cut his
own throat after killing Mrs. Hartman.
Christine Hartman required medical
attention not only for hysteria but
for several cuts she had received IN
her struggle with the murderer.