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The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
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Cafieo
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COJORED.
Thacdeos Mcrria 4. and Dena L Hsrvuv, q.
ecA q wsssinStoa Ths Re-. J. n Val
w.nirm Y ,enesty. q. and Man A Bsi-.
=: both Of wsshlngton- ne R~r. J. N.
Walter r. Jonss. % and Hannah soren. x.
both q Washington Tue Rev. l. R. Fnyra
Henry Matthew. q. and Chasctss ".
Ihomrson. s.. bcth of wssninrton- Ths n.
NJ W. Trarerse
Robert Lee. .. and Maszie yooe., 30 boo d
Wsshfngeon- The R<r. W II. Dean
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PURELY PERSONAL

Daniel Forsyth. of Cumberland.
Nd. is in Washington on a bus siness
trip.
Miss Frances Moylen. OF Aanayunk,
Pa. has returned home after a visit
with friends In this city.
Lieut. John K. Morgan. 1913 @ street
southeast, is home for a short visit
prior to returning overseas
Miss Pansey Barbour. Of Port To-
bacco. Nd. is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Louis Taylor. OF Washington
Lieut. and Mrs Kenneth CZe,re) No
Gregor and their young son have re-
turned TO this city from Texas. where
Lieut.. McGregor served during the
war as an Instructor In aviation for
the army.
Eric Barnes has returned from a
business trip to New York City.
Stanley Burke, who has 1ust return
ed from Georgetown University, 10.
preparing to go TO California, where
his parents now are living.
Lewis A Chambers. OF the Coast
and Geodetic Survey. has returnl
from q trip TO Gloucester. Mass.
Miss Maude L Rivers, of the
Treasury Department who hax been
| Ill several days, has recovered and
returned to work.
Michael d. Johnston. of the Post
once Department has received q
promotion
Miss Edna I McBroughton. OF the
Woodward Apartments. has return
ed from q visit TO St Joseph. No.
Charles 7. Robertson. Of the War
Department. has resigned
Daniel S. wilkins. OF Aberdeen.
Nd. is in the city for a brief visit
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
Harvey NJ. Oapps. z. and virrinia T. sheetz,
e. both Of Ocsana. Va The Rev. J. H. Jef-
ries
Orrille H Monroe. Is. and Anna V. Adams
Is, both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. J. H.
JefnesA
Frank II. Morris a, and Ada L. Monroe. s.
both uf Richmond Va The Rev. J. II. Jefrirs
Percy A. Brinkley. q and Lola L. Hpsconb
81 both Of Port Norfolk. Va. The Rev. J. X
Jefries-
Lewis c. Heller. q. and Bessie l. Sanford
70, both Of washington. Tie Rev. J. 4
Briggs
Walter G STnin. q, and SaIlie W. Dickin.
son. Is, both o{ Richmond. Va. The Rev
Z Briggs
Oswald f. schuette. IS. and Mary P. Moran
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D. S. Dickerson Appointed
Head of Federal Prisons

ID. g. Dickerson- Of Nevada has
been appointed superintendent Of Fed
eral prisons 10 succeed +. ". Duehay.
resigned, the Department Of Justice
has announced
Dickerson was lieutenant governor
and acting governor OF Nevada from
May. 100, to December 81. $50 He
was chairman Of the State Board Of
Pardons and Paroles during that time,
and from March. 1913. 20 December.
1916. was chairman OF the State Board
OF Prison Commissioner and warden
OF the State prison.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Jacob Moos. "a years, St. Eizabeth's Hospital.
Edward Birch. IS. 2l7 lst St NV.
Blanche Worth, 81. 1906 4th 4. ne
Stephen K Coster. ~ as s. Sc
Walter H. Smith. ., Potomac River, FoxAn I'd.
Wilhelmina Joachim. 70. I'd 9Th - NV.
Pauline Pocn. 90, soe I'd St nv.
COLGRED
Lille Williams, 70. llle 9th 81 NV
Charlotte z. johnson. 6. sol4 Geurgia ave. NV.
Kate Coleman. e. SS55 sherman ave. nv.
Ellsworth Brown, 6. Casually Hospital.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHrTE
Everett and Marion Sin. girl
Giustino and Leonice CspTett, boy.
Robert and Dsisy NJ Marshall, boz.
George W. end Daisy Parker. girl.
Edward A. and Mary O. Sweeney, bog.
Herbert A and Mary 4. Poole, hoy.
Harmon and Maybelle Burns. cri.
Thomas r. and Julia E. Jones, boy.
Harry NJ. and Halle Gry. boy.
Louis and Darthnla Linberg. girl.
Charles w and Mabel Z. ksman, boy.
CoLORED.
william H. and Ruth p. Gray. hoy.
James H. and Bertha c. SslteT. boy.
Thomas n and velina Malone. boy.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF TIE ZONE suPPLY OFFICE

OFFICE OF The ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER
lIth and Y sta NV, Washington, d. c. Sealed
proposAh, In tipbeste. Will Be opened al the
above address st y. m, June n. lss. fos
furnishing AL labor and material without ex.
ccptionl required TO erect wood and gizss part.
Iona Proposal blanks and specifications may be
sta nv. in strict accordance With the specifca.
tions. Proposal blanlu and sTeciAstions may be
had upon application at this Office Propc~l TO
be hled In triplicste and must bear guaranty
thereon Nark envelopes PROPOSALS. FOR
ERECTION OF PARTITIONS, MUNITIONS
BUILDING. TO BE OPENED AT p. NJ,
JUNE =. lsls." and address TO the Zone Surply
OniceT. Washington d. O. j0.Z Dz8
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architect's Oflce, Washington, D. C, June
10. 1878 SEALED PROPOSALS will be open-
cd in this ofics al p m. July s 1873. for
furnishing and instAllins lighting fixtures in the
South Building Hygienic Laboratory. L. s.
Public Health serrice, Washington. ID. c.. in
accordance with drzvfne and specifications,
copies Of which may be had st this oficsI Pro
posas are desired only from thoss qlalined 10
produce work Of the highest srade. bcth srtis-
ucally and mechanically. and the night 10 70
served 70 refuse TO sod the drzvinr1 snd sred-
hcaton To or to receive proposals frum any one
who. in the opinion Of the Supsrriang Archi-
tect, IL not % qualified JAS. A wETNOhE,
Acting Supervising Architect jeDS
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Black Maria Burst IN Flames.

Atlanta, Ca. June ls. The police
department lost a perfectly efficient
patrol wagon and also three prison
ers en- route to the calaboose. when
the Black Maria burst INTO flames,
caused by an overheated exhaust.
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND CLAIRvOYANT.
Ri1 Il Gnsp I.Icr NJ nv

sl2 r STREET N. W.
Guarantees TO read your entire life, past, pres
ent and future: gives true advice on business,
love, health and family affairs: tells the name
Of your future husband O. wife; and what to
do TO be successful in life; one vidt will pay
you for your many disappointments in others;
she will remove al obstacles and tell you how
to win and hold the one you desire; she gives
advice on all important affairy Of life; readinEs
500; no one In trouble turned away money Or
no money. jeSsM
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

NOBODY COULD GUARANTEE CERTAIN
results from classified advertising II that
could be done the problems Of lite would be
too easy. But-in most instances. Herald clas
sihsd advertising dues yisld the results desired
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
BELMONT.

Noted clairvoyant and palmia- ofvss sdvios
On business mstters love. health. and faniiy
afafs. Tells name Of your future husband q
wife. tells if one you love 10 true or false. What
part Of the country Is luckiest to you wfnt to
do to b successful in life l2l6 n Y. avs aw.
Se1t door to Masonic Temple Readinn. 81.
mh8Sm
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MADAM D.ASHMAN
l.vD4v f1af-orars

Eypey Clairvoyant
And card reader; advice given on business.
marriage and Givorce; this woman has rssd
for many people in may countries. her
predictions are reliable. iSl c st., carnee
18th. arll-yot
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Navy Keeps Up Dry" Record.

Nashville, Tenn, June 1s. IS. c.
Booze and W. C. Candy applied to
enlist in the navy here. Booze was
rejected and Candy accepted.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women with some capital
talso without) TO connect up with going business
concerns in this city. Apply mornings, THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. H2,
r NV. mylset
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MADAME IENQRE

Gifted clairvoyant and medium, can be con-
suited On all Affairs Of life. Where others fail,
she succeedsL Her advice is good. Try her. No
guess work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
flee n llth st. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hours IL a m. to S.p m jel7-7t
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District Of Columbia, Washington. June ls
1873 Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office. Room 5ll. District Building. until 2
O'Clock D. m. juno q. 1919. for furnishing and
installing fixed and other laboratory equipment.
Dunbar High School. LIST St, between n and o
sts. NV, Washington, d. C. Specifications and
form Of proposal may be obtained at Room a.
District Building. Incomplete proposals may be
rejected as informal Proposals without specih-
cations may be considered informal The Com
missiouers reserve the right to reject any And all
proposals. Telegraphic proposals will not be con-
sidered- LOUIS BROwNLOw, W GwYNN
GARDINER, CHARLES w. KUTZ. Commis
sioners. D. c. je2.Z D.A5B
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PALMISTRY,
Licsn.ed by District q Columbia

The gifted paimiR ana ciairvoyan1- Oar ID.
viss business family aiatrs, love and marriassa
Oan tell you the name VI frture husband q wife.
Can tell you the secr2 Of being successful; hov
to avoid trouble and how to avoid evil influence,
Satistactiou guaranteed Or no cnarps. Entrance
s9 7th et aplSsN
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

HOW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Chew Chase; Sno cash and IS . month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. A7-s Colorado Bldg.
jel9lt
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DIED.

GRANT-On Thursday. June 1s, 1873
JULIA b GRANT. widow Of Hen
ry r. Grant
Funeral Saturday, June q, at p.
Henry L. Grant, 1872 Fourth street
northwest. Friends invited.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALBERT KAHLERT o.,
Expert carpet and rug cleaning BY oldest and
best firm in city. 80 Nd ave. sv. Main
orH aplsset
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; rlLLs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS, A. NJ
TO P. n. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
s2 5th ST. NV. mySs0
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED BY
the Bureau Of Standards. DEPARTMENT Of Com
merce. Q O'Clock p m. June 25. 1919 for one
beater. copper lined. 800 pounds capacity with
washing cylinder attachment and bronze bed
plate and ply bars. Further information may be
secured from F. A. CURTIN, Paper Section. Bu-
reau Of Standards jels-5t
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE.

SMITHS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE co. %tSr..,,nSI
NORTH 3342. N. 3343.sAAe3
N. 3344. E6t@S
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MRS ROSWELL

The gifted English slmist who has been in
business for the past thirty years. Has given
readings in all parts Of the world. Will read
your life as the hand indicates Satisfaction
guaranteed Private home. CD Il st. NV. neal
7th st je7-eot
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Token,
Arasic-eIpr.<ve-Ine1p
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2l4F Street
Proupt auto defrer5 ssryiuL
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
BAND CONCERTS.

Concert hy the q. S. Marine Band VIII
ian X. SaatelnSnn, leader, the Elip-e,
Saturday, June q. 1913. p N
PROGRAM
March. "P1eet Marine Ours Re--ve''
......--.--..---.-.---...... .TAytor RHnson
"Poet and PesSaut -suppe
characteristics. "Danzs E~ctio" .MAsrzgni
Grznd scenes from Romeo and Juliet''
.tScunoc
Waltz, "Gypsy Low" .DehAr
ffiuoe s-.----ss-.-.......-.-.ha hacnfn tn1nor
''IrSh RhaISody'' ..................... .Hrrfe71
Ths star-srangled Banner"
L. s. Soldiers Home Band handstAnd.
this aftenson at O'Clock. John s. NJ
Zimmerman. din ctor.
March. Thomas Jeferson" -. .Ssntelmann
Overture, Poet and Peasant" .Supe
Mc-CeNu. "Humoresaue" treuueSti .Dvursk
Scenes from "Boccaccio' ...............s .suT,pe
FCH trot. "A Liftle Later On. .Cobt,
Novelette,. "Rsinbows' ............... .Fentor
FrEle. "Good-by. NJ Honq. I Am
Gone. Conc. Gone" e".............. .Threlkrid
The Stsr-SpSnsied Banner"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
nth and F sts. NV, Washington, d. O. Sealed
uopoas in triplicste. will be opened al the
above address At II a. m, June Is. 1878. for
sale Of MANURE collected from the Quarter
masters Stables, 18Th st. and Virginia ave. NV.
Washington. d. C. Proposal blanks may be had
upon application at this Office. Proposal to be
filed In t'i-oste. Mark envelopes PRO
FOSALS f. 3: MANURE" and address to the
Zone Supply officer. Washington. d. {.
ielo9o y p q
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

BARGAINS IN CHAIRS. SOFAS. WRITING
uesz and ether furniture Chair Gaming. r.
psiring and apdoistering- n q. RUSSELL,
- 81 Nv spiz&
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

HELP YOURSELF BY RENTING
that spare room - meeting.
through the extra revenue. some of
this years extra taxation. Through
Herald classified advertising you
can secure a DESIRABLE TEN
ANT-one glad of the opportunity
to find DESIRABLE PLACE TO
LIVE. Phone Main 3300-sive
your ad and bill will be sent.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

HOPWOOD,S. 9Th & K .,..
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BugsI BugsI Bussl
10th Century Insecticide

Will nd your home Of reaches. ants. waterbuss.
and bedbuss Will e1terminate reaches in your
home. Sold By druggists or A. N. g. CO., 81
N. Y. ave. Main ma
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
FOR SALE-MIScELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-TAIJoR's SUITCASE 81 l4th
st. NV jele3t
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New snd sishtiy used Terms or diseounts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
kuItnrurrbinh smiIdIrn
europa nnn Amrrtka
nor Columbus.

5n scr .NoroiSf Sioifrift" fin.
Oct lid, Elm iebr i%ntereiiauter Auiios
aus Der Sober bes idpebii6en 3uls
turs unb observation-disclosures profeis
Tor Sstor Montelius, Der bic 5rnee
bebanbelt, OBJ uno intpieipsit 8eeinz
fIufun9en Der ameritaniiden Sui
turentpidIung ourh 8erihrung nit
Der alten Welt Dor Der Gntoeedune
Imeritos burh Columbus anSunebz
men ieten. Gs lit oIsemsin bstonnt.
bab Iange Dor Columbus Witingsr
unb Noripegsr Nmerita eutoedt bas
ben; penieer. baB ii6 aud Nngoben
%finbsn, bic oafir iprsten, bab oud
Menfden bon omeritanii6en &onti=
nente. io9enonnte ~Snber", DOR Go
iumbus nod europa seIongt fino.
Cine foIde Jabrt tpurbe bur9 bic
Ridtuns Der Mesresitr0mungen Bee
9iinitigt. bic nodpsisIi9 nidt ieIten
Wrodftiids mad europa gsbradt bos
ben. So ipridt Elm G9roniit bes
WlitteIoIters bon rSnoern, bic CUR
beutfden auite seIongt fino", uno
eini9s Sabrsshnts na4 @briiti 9ee
burr beridtet p~ompOntus WeIo, oab
Der rOmifds PrOtonTuI i'm sisaIpini=
iden GnIten bon einem 9ermoniiden
a0nige oIs 9obe einige nSnoer" En-
boIten babe. bic an bic &iIts Ger
moniens ongetriebsn ieien. Iud pIis
MUS eripdbut bic So6s. Dab bieis
Wtnfdsn. bic ijber ibrs 6srtunft mo-
tirIid nitt ieIbft 8efdsio geben
tonnten, als nSnoer" be8eihnet NUT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

Gnoes sugrirnoe acqouqrn. 9Ibcr
cTenitenfrenroiid bat i'm Der Ger.
luit nidlt qenladlt. Sic bditcn i'm
iehen 'oueu, ipie or Dor m'c iQi. Gr
mar ein qan5 uuocrer Mia'm @ab-
tcn0 er friIher MIR ilbcr jrel0 uno
!3el0csrpert init mir iprah mo mid
nift nninh, hlidte er mir an nen
Gage in Die Hu3en - i'd ~ roe oas
rie pcrqeiicn. Ser ,El~ittirat."
i9rof) or. i'd bobe qernfcrt uno
@eIo Neutrality-suspicious., uuo Ser,
fir BEN ids tat. iiir Dem i'd an0cre
nn9IIiflid mofte, ser Iiegt Jest Ga
nrouBen.
.6riB mar ouocr$ ais id uno iehr
rngIiidlih iibcr mciu Sdlaiicn. &dl
tat ood) aaes iiir i'm. aber or 0auftc
. mir nidlt. 9tit 'cincm Gore aob
Ell mir oic qroBe Grfcnutui5, mie
ted)t or bate.
Ole Grben riitten sii Sen Glib.
len. 2uomig, Dem aIilgiten mur0e
Is unbebaalId).
sd babe erfanltt. nclh Iebcuoigc
Gtaft in Dos tote @cIO gu bringen
lit. MenifIife 6reuoe iflafien uno
3rGncn trodnen, oa5 bciBt pirfIid)c
lebcnoige &rdite u0brcu.
o8enn i'd 0ariiber ~uadocnfe, bin
ih bis iebt EN- rCdlt ldlcd)tcr Wenih
| cefpeien. Niles, mos all Stcbe IN mir
ltefte. babe idl ouf mciucn Sungcn
%qetuorfen, un0 0as mar uitt meilia.
&ooou ser 2ebell0e mid nitt iiber-
5eltgeu fonnte, 0o$ bat ser Cote qe-
ian. ga, fur3 uno gut, i'd mill
'tben, oh if) Der 4tenihbcit mie0cr-
gebeH fam, mas i'd ibr iur meiuen
&eiI bislona ent5og, oeuu e8 lit ia
nobl 10. ME ser TriB iostc: Qa5
n;rfIid)e Wtenidicin bcitcbt ourin,
rnB Der cine Dem on0eren 0ltte5 tut.
Nollen Sic mir 6obci bcIfcn, oaB
nc3 qon5 it'll uno ouf oie rtdte 2lrt
| Qeifiebt?"
Sect erbIoBten ou6 sic an0cren,
letbit Die mohlt0tiQc Cora.
Ser GSllIti3rot iab iih nm. So.
meine @crrihoiterL 10 mar SIR On.
file 8uIeBt, mo Gle brouden lid iet-
rcr nift Eli id)dmen. Sic f0nneu it'd
htnfen, id1 babe QoboIien. Abcr ba8
par nift QenuG flir i'm, ocnn mas
er ia8te, mar feiue NugcnbIitsein,
| Qe6ung, uno mas cr obne mid ac.
tnn babe i'd crit mad, ieinem Gooc
| gCicben un0 bin barber Elm menia
Crifrodcn."
Setter Sermann piid)te iid ocn
fdlten SfpeiB bon ser Stirn, uno
Gle nieolidle 6rou Gore 5erriB un-
burnlber3ig Elm Goienitr0uBhen. Ir.
noIo ioB mie perItcincrt, uno ser
ilberIeQcne 2itbDig iticb Elm bpiteri-
ide5 2ohen ouS.
Ser SuIti3rot idien bon oQcocm
nidts 5u bemcrfcn. Gr ergriif Elm
3peitcs Gnpier:
sd fomr!e MN sur GerleiunQ
oeS &ernl09ensoer3eihniIIe3, Go3 lit
foit nod fiir5cr oils 0a5 8eItomcnt
@orbon6en fino 1900 Mart in bar;
3crIegt in flint 4nteiIe, ergibt fir
ie0en 240 Morf. Sic ifl iofort gegen
Guittuna perabioIQen neroe,"
ShpciQeno, non Grimm un6 Gnt.
| tGuffung unteridlriebcn Die Grbcn.
aeiner TAB oen onoeren an. 9tur
Trou Gore iuhte sen @Iid oe3 IiIei.
TORS, Der ober bIieb Suriid uno ging
trft nod MorQorete, ser err fid orou.
| rem onidIoB. Nls sic un0crcn uuBer
GebDeitc tparcn iogte er 5u Mor-
| aorete:
nSorcn Sic. 9lliinc, f6nntcn Sic
mir nift ouf fur5e 3eit 500 Mart
| toraen2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

Sober VI en- d fommt in iei.
rem Scben an AugenbIlbe, no CT
in iciner 0eiamtaua8abe erid1eincn
MP.
rs d ere d. e allies, mas id
miu", prnbIte Die eigcne Arait. Ger
3ufau lodte oa5u nit Dem Mltnoa
elmer ihonen 6rau.
ir0euten eIten bcim 2idlt
CT 6inIternis, beim Slid an Gleno,
tet Der 3uiric0enbelt an Sdlmer&
aber usgefebrt jeoer5elt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

VI d. c %ettc iiu0en ocn &c.
rub Der Asa foetida nugenebm.
Worum iou Die mo0erue HIdltunQ
Der Qiterotur nldt nuf ibre Glcb
baber iin6en2l
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
EAUS'TRAA "ERMATO
NAUJA KARE.
Vienna, birzelio 20 d.

(suvelinta). zinios apie tai
kos islygas padare mcnka ispu-
dl ant Austrijos zymiu veike-
ju. Jie nurodo, kad Sta tail;a
yra tik laikotarpis prisirengi-
mo prize naujos kares.
Girdi, taika prasideda prie
tckiu aplinkybiu, kad Tokieti;a
tampa panaSia ] kankintine If
j lures uzuojautq pavergtose
salyse, taigi il lengvai gales
tapti vadu tq pavergtu saliq il
Sal'u, kurios jausis nuskriaus-
tomis.
Remnants panasiais iSvadzio
jimais, austrai taipgi tvirtina,
kad Vokietija greitai pakils If
ckonomiskai, kas prigelbes Vo-
kietijai uzimti vadovaujanciq
role if politikoie.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
VENGRAI UzSIPUOL
ANT TALKININKU.
Kopenhagenas, liepos 2 d.

.hopenhagenas, l1epOs z d..
Vengrijos komunistai iSleido
proklamacija ! komunistp ka-
rlumene, kuriai liepia pasitraul,
t is .Ceeho-Slovakijos, mes to
feikalauja talkininkai, bet gre
ta If grumoja talkininkams, jog
VensfiJos proletariatas nepa-
des fol ginklo, kol nebus nu-
versta5 kapitalizmas, kuri glo-
boja talkininkai.
Vengrijos komunistai savo
broklamacijoje uzreiSkia, kad
s. yra diktuota Francuzijos,
Anglijos If Amerikos lapita.
listq il todel, girdi, proletaria.
tas nenustos kovojes prizes pi.
niginius karaliukus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
TURKIJOS KARIUMENF.
VALDZIOS.

.Paryzius, liepos 2 diena.
Gauta ziniu, kad Turkijoje ST.
siorganizavo trls atskiros ar
mijos If kieIvlena is ju nepai-
SO valdzios isakymu. Tokis
karisku virsininku elginqsi pa
teisinama tuo faktu, kad 1'ai-
kos Konferencija nesiskaito
su balSu Turkijos valdzios at
stovu.
Vicna is ninety armijp, kaip
pranesama, pradeda veikti prize
sais Grekijos kariumene Mao
Joj Azijoj; kita turkp armija,
national, rengiasi uzpulti ita-
lus.
Tokis dalyku stovis Ottoma-
nu imperijoje nelabai dziuso
ia ,taikos konfernciJq, mes, /
vykus betvarkei Turkijoje, ne
butu kan priimti sutarties is
lygas taigi nebutu kan jos il
pildyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
VOKIETIJA TURF CALM
GA ARMIJA.
Coblenz, liepos 2 diena.

Coblenz, liepos 2 diena.
Specials korespondentas laik-
rascio Oh go Tri-
b Il ne praneSa, kad Vokietila
turlntl CANA stipriq armijq, XII
ri gal siekia Xxi milijono vyrp.
korespondentas pabriezia,
kad nuo sulaikymo muSi1 vo-
kleclai Wis gamino amunicij,
il lvairius prietaisus. Grid,
nors vokieciai atidave talki-
nlnkams orlaivius, bet iu turf
pridirbusi nauju uztektinai ga
ma didelei armijai. Reikalui
prisiejus, sulyg kofesponden-
to, vokle6iai galetu pilnai ap-
rupinti armijq is triju mill
Jonu.
Vokietijai leista tureti pa
stovia arlnija is 100000 wy
ru. Nokietijos kares minis
teris gavo leidima nuo stei
giamolo susirinkimo organi-
zuoti armijq sulyg jo plano
il, manoma, jog neuzilgo Vo-
kietiJos armija bus lygi savo'
speka arlnijai bile vienos di-
dziosios valstybes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
vokieciu va|dzia Rygoje.
Lenkai vel musa Ukraiinus.
BOISevikai UzenG Perm.
Serbia ir Grekija sadare sutarti.
VOKIECIU VALDzIA RY-
GOJE..
Kopenhagenas, liepos 2.

~AANO1 AASHOD 80
Pirmiau buvo praneSama, kad
vokieciai apleidzia Rygq, bet
latViu spaudos biuras veliau-
siai gavo zinia is Liepojaus,
kur;oj pranesama, kad nci ne
mano apie Rygos apleidimq.
Sulyg pranesimo generolas
Goetz apsiskelbe save kariS
kuoju Rygos if apielinkSs &c
neral-gubernatoriumi; 81 vo-
kiskaji majorq Arnim paskyre
gubernatoriumi. Taipgi pra-
nesama, kad Rygoje If apielin-
keje, generolas Goltz paskelbA
kares stow.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
SERBIJOS IR GREKIJOS
SAJUNGA.
Paryzi,us, birzelio 27 d.

(suvelinta). Laikrastis Figa-
10 pranesa, kad Serbia il Gre
kija padare apsigynimo sqjun-
Ga. Sakoma, kad If po sutar-
timi pasirasyta, kas tapo atlik-
IA Serbijos sostineje Belgrade.
Sios dvi sails nuo pat Bal
lanq kares buvo geruose san
tykiuose If dabar ketina dar
istipriau suisriSti. Bulgaria.
gisnedaleista sion sqjungon.
Sakoma, jau Serbia su Gre
kiJa esa nustaciusios tarp sa-
yes tulose vietose If rubezius
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
MEMOIR ETH IS KA-
LEJIMO.
New York, liepos 2 d

New York, liepos 2 d,
Tulas Charles Ortner buvo vie
oas is ramiausiu kaliniu Sing
Sing kalejime. Pirma dien2
birzelio, atsizvelgiant j jo gerq
elginasi kalejime, jis buvo ski
riamas paliuosuoti, bet pats ka-
linis prizes tai uzprotestavo, mes
jam, girdi, gerai il kaiejime If
jis norris sedeti dar du metu,
t.y. pilna bausmes laikq. Da-
lykas perduota vyresnybei, ku-
ri lspilde kalinio nora.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
PASEKMINGAI KELIAU-
IA PER MICLAS.

Londonas, liepos 2 diena.
Orlaivininkystes ministerial
gavo bevielini telegrama nuo
dlrlzablio R-34, kuris lekia per
Atlantikq Amerikon, kad Wis
kas einasi gerai.
Dirizablis lekias apie 1000
pedq augstunloj apsuptas mig
lp II daras j valanda 40 maz,
su (mazgas biSki didesnis uz
anerikoniska myliq).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-03
UzTVIRTINS SUTARTI
SEKANCIOJE SAVAI-
TEJE.
Paryzius llepos 2 diena.

Paryzius Ilepos 2 diena.
Vokietijos valdzia praneSe ta.,
kininkams, kad tikimasi, jog
taikos sutartis bus uzgirta Sc
kaneioj sqvaitej,. Tas pranes-
ia, kad painformavus talkinin-
kus, idant ruostusi prie nuemi-
mo blokados nuo Vokietijos,
kuomet bus uzgirta taikos su-
tartis. Vokieciai taipgi praso,
ldant tuoj po uzgirimo sutar-
ties butu apsirnainyta If karis-
kais nelaisviais.