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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
FARM OWNERS ATTENTION

Many returned soldiers and war
workers are wanting TO buy or rent
farms. During the past few years
thousands of'men have left the farms,
ind now some OF themsre wanting to
return. To assist them the Division
of Extension. University Of Tennessee,
Knoxville. is compiling list Of farms
to farmers who wish to get back on the
farm.
There is no charge for this service.
Cut out the coupon beiow and send Il
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

,(continaed next week)
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
FARM FACTS
Worth Rementerhsg

on March fsSrc were I.sa. 90
bushels of corn on Tennessee farms 6r
elsewhere IN siorae'. In the state. fss
year sp.os,pdp bushels w-se 'su sfor-
'src.
For TOO feet OF row IN the garden.
you will need : pint of bsshs. or 3
suncrs of becis. o. u of shriLi 81
corn, or y ounce ~ lettiite. or IA
pInts Of peas. Or l,oun,r-~s p.rsio>s
or I-s ouHe Of tomatoes
In Gr~at Britain Ysrm-rx sse Is<nt.i
certificate. which allow them 10 p1s
chase cohceutrste6 feeds Arr sttNs.
ration basis
TOO many rousiers spon Inc fork.
comments Missouri FARMER. r~ccsr
mendlnS that there should uoi be RisSs
than slI male birds tr a farsf fces'es
leo hers on rsnge
Ou, D, .saods7 eiues asa rSsas
that hsve been Investigated. osiy -
report regular dsiry and unht s>s>e-
uor.
a DsIsrsss Wit. IN cennentiAg sk~ha
DE rosas Of bis state. aya ThR3s
ars nlIcs that make % hapsy. -
re .ilss AHt- .~>As- ssA
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

n Giles county. shis clio. ~ by "
rect In dimensions. Ia 'foutd ION NE
farm OR. e. Blacksusn. 1It,&as ssfls
September ~ to 81. isi7. The rsosn-
mendatioss found In Publication - Se
the division of asricuitsral- ertsasiua.
Jnivsrsiiy OF 'rsnhsssss. knosvnss.
: were folio wed. Tue cost ofShs str1s-
turs. Including two feet Of 'uslsr.
skrUond work. ~ss .ulo. ItswSs AnSt
; October 9. ustng asmixturs of shsSs
parts cSrn and one pax 'soUAsA-
Mr.. B,ackSsrn ~ Is ssssss. hbsUk
'nlsS November is aal ooaunuand FsAs
mouahs. The cattle were then tursta
out'sn grass. saishsd - on corn. ~
narhsted .June 1, 1els.
Mr.. Blackburn .thinks % vsu ~ -
silo that he piaas to bslA saseneo
this fall According 70 ~ ~ u
thinking The two thAB - Nek ~ -
. silo are tI) 'niininua sSse 80 tQ
maximum efficiency. and - tssls ~
hs has these two'potsss'-h- sS1 ~
sAs silo ho owns.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
FOR SALE

A Valley farm of COZ acres IN
Hawkins County, one mile from
new pike.
This farm is tiled, fenced, with
several houses new harms. is
value can be recognized by in
vestigation. d.
It is located three miles from
Pressmen's Home, Tennessee
and about ten miles from Rog-.
vile. Tennessee.
Immediate Investigation and,
offers are invited. Sale of the
is contemplated bef0r
July 4th.
Call or write
GEORGE L. BERRY.
Chnchfield Land & Lumber c.
Pressmen's Home Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

Raspberries thar develop from pods
have been found on the farm of d. No
Affee Of Scion. Ore. The pods have
the appearance Of miniature chestnss
burs. even having the spines. and split
open IN exactly the same manner that
chestnut burS DO. The berries are
disclosed On the inside of the opened
burr. BERRIES In the various stages -
development are shown on the sane
stem. Their taste Is similar 20 an -
<ls~Ery ussghaxky.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

There were about seven eF
eight OF these men and a bigg9t
lot ofsc5wards and liars. | never
saw together. There came b
storm that night and some Of
those men prayed like fanatic,
and no sooner than the storm wag
ever they began lying about
their heroic past. / went back
to my camp and after going to
bed wrote in my diary something
Of this hunting party. | win
copy ithere, so you can see the
run of cenyersationsspound camp
fires in the mountains, Here it
is:
,(confipnod noyf suaok1
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

rev. J. n. Snap, fpoIo ~
tary Carson and Ncwunn O
10y NySes sop&. = 66lc 1
struction, Hawkins County. sps11
here Thursday in the interest e
the c. N. C. Camraign that c.oS-
es July LIST. (
The Baptist churches and oitir
zcns>of the East Tenn. Countioo
arecontributing hbera!ly. The
First Baptist Church at Knox
vile has already contributed
$S1. 10000.
Many of cur bows and girls
have been educated in this great
institution, and it is ROW time
that the Baptists of our county
lend a helping hand by contribut-
ing TO this campaign.
Send your donations to Rev. J.
H. Sharp 2435 Virginia, Ave-,
Knoxville. Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
Local and Personal

Mr.. Langly, filled an, appoint
ment here Sundey morning.
Miss Rlanch Becker is visit.
ings relatives at Morristown this
week.
Henry Drinnon, son of Key
Drinnon, of Morristown, is visit.
ing here this week.
w. A. Becker and Jas. Test
erman motored to Mofristowu
Sunday morning returning home
in the evening.
R s. Long, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is in
the hospital at Rogersville fer Q
treatment.
Shirly Coleman was in town
Monday and purchased. himself a
Tin Lizzie" from Hugh Nodes.
A crewe Of hands began prepar-
ations for some bridge and cul-
vert work on the river road from
town down the river road this
week. r~r-sssfs.
C. d. Ramsey, of Mulberry
Gap. gave us q call while attend
any court here Monday. Mr..
Ramsey is the inventor of a
mouse trap that will sure catch
'em.
w. H. Gill, representing the
Henegar Dooley Shoe Co. was in
town Thursday. Among his line
he still carries the we'll known A
merican Queen. See his adv. in
this issue.
Rev. Grant Lawson addressed
the people at the Baptist church |
Sunday evening explaining the
advantages of the ministers |
School which will be held here in |
the near future.
Aiiss Marguerite Ambrose, and
Mrs. Doughty, of the Division of
Extention University Tennessee;
Mr.. Roger, County Agent. Haw-
kns Co. and Miss Lyons. Haw-
khs County, will be at Sneed-
vile Saturday night, June ID and
will bring Sterotoftican views at
the High School Auditorium.
g. w. Clifton, representing the
Rawleigh Food Product Co., Gas
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Clifton
will travel this county and will be
in SneedvilIe on publiodays with
the largest line of products sold
from any one wagon. Over 100
different products.
Mr.. w. ]. DAVIS, of Knoxville, /;
has been spending a few days
with relatives in town. Mr.. Dav-
is is agent for some of the best 4
makes of pianos and organs. and
Is also an expert plane tuner,
and tuned some in. and near
town while here. /,
Wiley Cantwell passed away /:
about 10 o'clock June 5. after an ;
illness of several weeks. He was '
q good citizen and leaves a large I
number ot reladves and friends
tc mourn their loss. His remains !
we're laid in the family grave I
Tard, where two of his sons, who |
gave their lives for Uncle Sam" !
Lesp. ,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

1rthsle fsran X 'tSafK on yt,ar
paper or wtanpe~ this weekii
means your tins5s .pdt, ss4i thai
y~x raper will be &topped unti
you send il a renewal. ses rsc
pos,s.laws rcquiredhst All sak-
setf1tions bc paid in sxvaKce.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
a'HdUsEAND BOT F6kssALE.


FOR SALE-House and lot | j.
Gated in Sneedville, on Colleg
Will, and known as the Jchn
Mu!k.ls property, containing &
acres 5 in woodland and remain.
der cleared, has gsod 8 room
frouss. birn. wood he'd. chicken
house. gosd well, and the prop
icrty is wed fecced with wovM
wire. WiilseE o. es.chenge For,
snkll fsfm.
Mrs. TancyiJ. Brosks
.Saeedville. Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06
Life among
Strangers



continued from last week.
1t was hot and barren, SO the
Spaniards called it California,
meaning " A burning furnace
and thus California got its name.
Thxs it was named by the averi.
cious Spaniards, who sailing ur
the gulf snd river in search Of
the seven fabled cities of gold.
but finding the deser. ana death
instead of golden treasures.
The Colorado still rolls proudly
on, but the brain and muscle Of
man appeared on the scene and
harnessed her waters and forced
them into tse vslley, to bate, to
fertiixe. irrigate and rejavinate
the land from which she had so
ruthlessly cast off the waters in a.
Res past. and today that valley is
the richest and most productive
part of the globe.
Seventeen years ago this land
was still a desert but today it
produces more of the neoessaries
of life than some whole states,
and its growth is just beginning,
and / suppose that in twenty
years it will be the home of mill
ions and prodace enough food to
feed q milheu. But just suppose
that by some freak in nature, the
levees were to break, the W aters
returning would r ,claim the lands
as part of the gulf and the valley
with its people. its cities, its
wealth would be swallowed I'm
the vortex as the fabledatIaHties
of old. !
While speaking of the parks.
forests and mountains I 'intsnd- |
ed saving somerhinGr |n1fu ~
game SIat dwell US1f2 - lGFS6t
It.
The grizzly boards very com
mon in some of these mountains.
the lynx is .met with sometimes.
but the panther. or cougar, or
lion. as the beast is
variously called. is the worst act !
.r. He costs the state thousands
# dollars yearly. Including the
state and county bounty and his
,elt. a panther is worth about
$500 TO his slayer. | have
seard of freshly killed panthers
'elling for $15O. 90 but people buy {
ng them at that price are liars,
,ecause truthful men would not
,ay such prices for panther un-
ess he wanted to fool some one
ND make them think him a
.reat hunter.
Many men huntthem for a liv.
ne.
1t is wonderful how people will
lie about their hunting and fish
ng power. / have known men, =
'ig stout men, to 90 fishing and
ever get a bite, being disgusted :,
vith themselves and the fish, 7
NY a string and take them home :,
nd tell his neigkbors, his wife, /
he mother of his own children
er innocrnt and trusting little I
mes that he caught them. You :,
find a man that tells 4
he truth when it Genes to his :.
bouts
Once when we were camped up
, the high mountains. for the
urpose of constructing a high
-ay, visited a party of these
ing hunters, who were 'camped
rne three miles away. / don't
elieve there was but one truth
al beng in that crowd. and that
rs the dog. / think he was a. l
named of them for he left them
nd came to me afterwards. He b
as a Dane and a noble Dane he A
as. He never left me. he neuer q
,rsock me, he never he'd to me. :, :
e died bravely and as honora- cI
" as he had lived and / buried a
i'm and put on his graves a stone b
lying Here sleeps here. the .
oble Dane" y
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-06

Heneear Dooley Shoe which used to be Arnold.
Henegar Doyle Shoes. has not had representative
in this county in a long time. This house carries
great many of the leading brands Of East Tennessee
They are the Locust Post Gravel Grinder, Cedar Post
and Hickory Wthe in mems heavy Shoes Also the Ten
'nessee Tie, which is real ''stoey"
In womsns shoes they carry the American Queen
Dortha Dawson and the Mary Lynn Shoes
Shoes going to advance from 25 to 100 cents on
the pair and if the merchant has not bought or if the
customer has not bought it is time to get busy to pro-
tect their wants Mr. w. II. Gill who formerly trav-
eled in Kentucky for this firm has just recently got
ten out of the and will call the merchants of
Hancock County in the next two weeks and If your
merchant does not carry the shoe you are looking for
ask him to get it,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
LUDENDORFAS PRASO
TYRINEJIMO.

j Berlinas, vasario 26 d.
Gen. Ludendorff, kuris bu-
vo perdetir' vokieciu ka-
riskoio stabc :. sykiu su Won
Hindenburgu vyriausiu va
du lake kares pabaigos, pa
rase Vokietijos prezidentui
Ebertui laiska, kuriame jis
pranesa, kad jis grizta atgal
Vokietijon ir praso, idant
teismas butu paskirtas 10 pa
sielgimu istyrimui.
Gen. Ludendorff atsako
uz paskutini nepasisekusi
vokieciu ofensyva Francuzi-
joj If zmoniu neuzsiganedi-
nimas prizes j buvo toks di-
delis, kad jis turejo begti is
Vokietijos j Kopenhagena,
Danijoj. IS ten jis If raso
savo laiska, kuriame jis,
tarp kit-ko, sake sekanciai:
"Posilsyje il ramybeje,
kuriu man neduota mano
prigimtoj salyj as parasiau
Vokietijos zmonems mano
gyvenimo ir veikimo rekor-
da. AS geidziu tarnauti ma
no tautai ateityj, kaip as
tarnavau jai praeityj. Di-
dele vokieciu tautos dalis
yra priesinga man. Mano
knyga suteiks mano elgimo-
81 pasiteisinima.
"Mano tautos ir mapo loc
nuose interesuose yra reika-
linga, idant piinas aiskumas
butu kaslink mano elgimosi
lake kares metu ir kaslink
to, kur musu nelaimes SAX
mis- tikrai gall but surastos. :"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
RUSU VEIKIMAS
VENGRIJOJE.

Basel, sveicarija, vasario
26 DIS Vengrijos sostines
Budapesto pranesama, kad
ten suarestuota 76 komunis-
tai, kurie ,kaltinami suokal-
byte prizes Vengrijos respub
lika. Pranesama, kad lake
jQ tardymo paaiskejo, jog
reikalingi pinigai, varymui
ju prizes -valstybines agitaci-
jos, buvo gaunami is Rusi-
jos, ir kad begyje pereito
menesio agitacijai buvo is
leista $6O,00O.OO. Vienok
suarestuotieji atsisake nuro-
dyti kur esq. laikoma mine
tas agitacijos fondas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
ATVYKSTA MISTERIS-
KAS LAIVAS.

Winnipeg, Can, vasario
26 d.-PraneSama, kad Ame
rikon atvyks taip vadinamas
"MisteriSkas Laivas." Yra
tai Anglijos laivas, kurs bu-
vo naudojamas vi]iojimui
vokiSkujQ narlaiviu. Sis lai
vas atvyks Amerikon pava-
sari.
Kaip dabar paaiski, tai
sio laivo sienos yra net iris
il puse pedu storio ir tai
gero plieno. Yra apskait-
liuota, kad jokia torpedo
negalinti uzkenkti Siam lai-
vui, If jis drasiai jieskoda-
yes prietikio susitikti SUI mar
lave. Pasveikinimui narlai
viz jis turedaves keleta ne
mazo kaliberio kanuoliu.
Tai bus pilmas talkininkN
kariskas laivas, kurs aplan-
kys net If Didzius Americas
ezerus. Jis aplankys ivai-,
rius Kanados if Suvienytu
Valstiju portus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
PERSAUTAS RUMUNIJQS
KARALIUS.

Londonas, vasario 26 d.
Central News agentura is
Basel, sveicarija, pranesa,
jog atejo gandas, kad Ru-
munijos karalius Ferdinan-
das persautas veidan ir ran
kon. Tas atsitiko po keleto
reyoliucijonisku issiverzimV
Buchareste ir kitose Rumu-
MICS vietose. Gi karaliene
isbego is Bucharesto (vasa-
rio 13 irgi buvo pranesta,
kad karalius Ferdinandas
buvo suzeistas, bet veliau,
patvirtinaneiu ziniu negau.
ta).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
Degina Balotus.

Is Londono pranesama,
kad Dusseldorfe, kur ivyko
rinkimai, spartakai ateme
nuo miesto virsininku dezes
su balotais (balsais) II kitus
dokumentus, sarysyje su bal
savimais ir sudegino.
Abelnai paemus, Vokieti-
joje padejimas labai keblus.
Dabartine valstybine partija
socialistai didziumieciai,
nors il virsija bile partija,
bet uztat il yra atakuojama
is yisu pusiu ir jai yra ne
lengva laikytis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
MUSA BOLSEVIKUS
PIETUOSE.

Atenai, Grekija, vasario
26 d d.-Grekijos kariumene,
veikdama sykiu su Francu-
zijos If Rumunijos kariume
nemis, spaudzia bolseviku
armija, kuri Wis traukiasi
prizes talkininku spekas.
Pc trumpo, bet karsto mu
sio, talkininkai uzeme mics
ta If forta Tiraspol ant Dnie
stro upes kranto, SO mylios
nuo Odessos. Bolsevikai pa
sitraukdami paliko daug uz
muStais il suzeistais, taipgi
daug kanuoliu if amunici-
jos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
PLIKIU KLIUBAS VEIKS.

Greenwich, Conn.,, vasa-
rio rs d.-Plikiu Kliubas
Amerikoje per paskutinius
metus mazai veike, mes dau-
gels jo nariu buvo tarnys-
teje. Tarpe Plikiu Kliubo
nariu yra if buves preziden-
tas w. H. Taft If daug kitu
zymiu veikeju.
Dabar Plikiu Kliubo val
dyba nutare pradeti "drive," :"
kad suorganizavus Ameriko
je visus plikius.
Pradziai kliubas ketinas
iskelti plihlams grandioziS-
Ika baliQ, kurs bus gal ba-
landzio menesyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
GOMPERSO NUOMONES

Paryzius, vasario 26 d.
Samuel Gompers, preziden-
tas Americas Darbo Fede-
racijos, dalyvaujantis dabar
Darbininku Kongrese Parry
ziuje, pranese, kad darbo
komisija nusiunte Washing
tonan smarku protesta prizes
tai, kad valdzia nori sulai-
kyti darbus prie dar nepa-
baigtu laivu, kurie buvo
pradeti lake kares.
Tie LAVAL privalo but uz-
baigti, sake jis, nes darbi-
ninkams yra reikalingas dar
bas. Jis mano, kad valdzia
gall JUGS uzbaigti If parduo-
tt veliaus. Valdzia, sake
jis, privalo pasirupinti sutei-
kimu daugiaus darby, mes
privatiskos istaigos lake Siu
abejotinQ laiku bijosi rizi-
kuoti.
Sulyg ateivystes Gompers
isreiskia nuomone, kad ap-
saugojimui Amerikos darbi-
ninku nuo bedarbes, reike-
sia pravesti istatymus, kurie
aprubeziuotu ateivyste.
Sulyg atsibuvusios Berne
socialistQ konfernecijos S.
Gompersas issireiske, kad j
"absoliutiSkai nieko menu.
veike."
"Viska, ka delegatai pa
dare-sako Gompersas,- TIA.
tiktai tas, kad jie isteisino
vokieciu socialistus nuo atss
komybes uz kare."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
REVOLIUCIJA SAKSONI-
JOJ.

Berlinas, vasario 26 d. -
Spartakai If kairieji socialis
tai pasiryzo nuversti Sakso-
MICS dabartine valdzia ir is
vaikyti tik-ka susinnkusi Sa-
leis parlamenta.
Tapo paskelbta per spar
takus Saksonijoj visuotinas
streikas; tuomi pasiseke SUI
paralizuoti gelzkelius visoje
salyje, mes spartakai uzgrie-
be savo kontrolen svarbiau-
sia gelzkelio stoti Halle.
Taipgi pranesama, kad spar
takai uzeme Industrial mie
sta Plauen.
Spsrtakams uzvaldzius
Plauen tapo sustabdyti ne
spartakiSki laikrasciai. Taip
gi daugelis dirbtuviu visai
nedirba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
SVARSTO APIE LENKU
KARIUMENES
GRAZINAMA.

Paryzius, vasario 26 d.
Oficialis pranesimas apie
Taikos Konfefencijos nuati-
kius pranesa, kad siadien
Konferencija svarste apie
persiuntima lenkiskos kariu
menes diviziju is Francuzi-
jos ir Itailjos j Lenkija. Maj
salas Foch eme Siame svar-
styme dalyvuma. Konferen-
CHA pasiunte siame reikale
tam tikras instrukcijas save
komisijai, esanciai Varsavo-
je, bet kokis yra Konferen.
cijos nutarimas, neigh ko-
kias instrukcijas (paliepi-
mus) j nusiunte Varsavon
apie tai tue tarpu neprane
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
Lietuviai mu$a b0|$evikus.
Saksonjoj Revo|iucija.
Rumunijos karalius persautas
Sliakeriai grizta Amerikon

Darbininku If kareiviu ia
ryba Muniche issiuntinejo
bevieliu telegraph pranesi-
mus i visas Sails, jog Bava-
rijoje apsaukta proletariato
ir valstieciu diktatura.
Pranesime priduriama,
kad uzmusimas premiere
Eisnerio padarytas Salininku
feodaliSko militarizmo ir to-
del Bavarijos proletariatas
sukilo prizes militarizma ir
militarizmas Bavarijoje jau
nuverstas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
PALIUOSUOTU KAREI-
VIII REIKALE.

Washington, D. G., vaSa-
rio 26 d.-Paliuosuoti is tar
nystes aficierai ir kareiviai
gall deveti uniforma tik iris
menesius r,'o dienos paliuo-
savimo. Pc to aficierai gall
deveti uniforma tik specia-
liuose atsitikimuose prie tu-
lu ceremoniju.
Kareiviai savo uniforma
turi sugrazinti valdziai Xxi
ketuwiu menesiu po paliuo-
savimo is tarnystes. Dabar
gi yra kongrese bilius, kurs
leis kareiviams drapanas pa
silaikyti, be. jas deveti gall
ma bus tik mamie. Tikimasi,
kad Sis bilius pereis If bus
uztvirtintas.
Gi privacioms ypatoms
yra draudziama pardavineti
uniformas paliuosuotiems is
tarnystes kareiviams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
SLiAKERIAI NORI GRIZ.
I'll AMERIKON.

washington, -. T., vaSa-
rio 26 d.-Laike kares TUX
stanciai Suvienytu Valstiju
pilieciu apleisdave Suvieny-
tas Valstijas, kad issigelbe-
JUS nuo kariumenes. Jie vyk
dave i pietines Americas
valstybes, ypac Meksikon.
Dabar gi jie nori grizti
Suv. Valstijas atgal.
Visus sliakerius laukia tel
sr11as. Tie, kurie prasisalino
pirm registravimo, bus teisia
mi civilio teismo; gi tie, ku-
rie pabego jau uzsiregistra
vus, ar jau If is kariumenes
bus teisiami kariskojo tets.
mo. Ir sliakeriai lures daue
darbe, jei nores isvengti ka.
lejime.
Sakoma, kad didziums
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GRAINS VOKIECIUS
ATGAL.

Londonas, vasario 26 d.
Reuterio agentura praneSa,
kad keturi laval tapo pa
gaminti kelionei is Chinu
Europa, idant sugrazinti Vo
kietijos visus vokiecius Chi
nuose. Pirmas laivas is
plauks kovo pradzioj su g.
500 vokieciu, ju tarpe yra
1000 ir vaiku.
Vokieciu komisija uzpro-
testavo talkininkams prizes
toki Chinu elgimasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
LIETUVIAI MUSA Boil.
SEVIKUS.

Kopenhasenas, vasario 26
Is Liepojaus praneSama, kad
bolsevikai jau iSvyti is Lie
pojaus ir Ventpiles (Vinda-
va). Siuos du uostu boise
vikai dar nesenai buvo at
eme nuo vokieciu.
Siuo laiku bolSevikus isvi-
jo, kaip manoma, lietuviu-
latviu kariumene, mes vokie-
ciai nesistengia kariauti SUI
bolsevikais. Siuom zygiu SUI
teikta didelis smugis boise
viku zengimui j vakarus,
nes Liepojus ir Ventpile yra
zymus Baltiko juriu uostai.
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40
BOLSEVIKAI PRALEI-
'DZIA PABEGELIUS.
Copy &c

Varsava, vasario rs d.
(euvelinta) ).-Sulyg pranesi
mQ, bolsevikai atidare ke-
Illus del kares belaisviu ii
pabegeliu is Turkestano per
Maskva, todel minios kares
pabegeliu ir taipgi kares be-
laisviu vokieciu if austru
leidosi Maskvos link, kad
pasiekus gimtini krasta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
AFRIKIECIAI NORI RES.
PUBLIKOS.


Cape Town, vasario 26 d.
Pietines Afrikos Unijos Ma
cionalistQ partija iSrinko de
legatus ir sius JUGS Paryziun
If Londonan SUI tikslu isgau-
tt Petines Afrikos Unijai res
publikos tiesas. 81 uzmany-
ma remia If admiraltija, ku-
ri suteike atstovu patarna-
vimui kariska laiva. Pieti-
mes Afrikos Unija yra po
Anglijos virsininkyste.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
SKERDYKLU STREIKAS
PARYZIUJE.

Paryzius, vasario 25 d.
iris tukstanciai darbininku
Paryziaus skerdyklu siadien
sustreikavo. Jie reikalau-
ia numusimo taksu nuo me
SOS if kad mesa butu prista-
toma is skerdyklu tiesiog
krautuves, 0 ne j perkupeiQ
sandelius. Jei streikas W.
sites kick ilgiau, tai Pag
zius liks be meses.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
SUV. VALSTIJU PASKO.
LA SERBIJAI.

Washington, vasario 25d.
Serbijai uztikrinta nauja pa
skola SIS, 100000, 'todel da-
bar Serbia bus skolinga Su
vienytoms Valstijoms ST.
100000; gi visi talkininkai
yra skolingi Suv. Valstijoms
apie S8,674,657, ,0G0.
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w KOJA $45,oOo.oo.

New York, vasario rs d.
Birzelio 25 d. 1917 m. D. H.
w. Brady automobiliu SUI
vazinejo Jacob Johnson, plo
meri, kuriam is tos priezas-
ties tapo nupjauta koja.
Bronx apskrieio teismas pri-
pazine atlyginimo uz koja
net S45,ooo.o0.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
ORAS.

Nepastovus oras ketver.
ge ir petnycioj; gal but snig-
clos; atmaina temperature
nedidele
Sauletekis 6:2S; Sau1eleidi:
5:1. Menulio tekejimas Al
iSiryto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
Revoliucija Artinasi
Weimare.

Neprigulmingi socialistai
I.eipzige isleido manifesto
reikalaudami, kad dabarti-
ne Vokietijos valdzia Wei
mare rezignuotu. Girdi, tu-
ri uzviespatauti neprigulmin
gas socializmas ir turi but
paliuosuotas proletaGatas.
Weimar jau neturi tiesio-
giniu susineSimu su Berlinu
ir Munichu, mat jungianti
juos gelzkeliai, Halle stoty-
je, yra spartaku rankose.
Gothoje, 25 mylios nuc
Weimaro vos pasiseke uz-
begti spartaku judejimui.
siaip-taip prasalinta vienas
neramus kareiviu batalijo'
mas ir atimta nors dalis ginl
lu nuo radikalisku darbinin
ku, bet pavojus sukilimo
dar nepraSalinta.
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sliakeriu yra ar vokieciai,
ar vokieciu salininkai if pa
nasus agitatoriai, gi tikruju
Americas pilieciu tarpe slia
kerry yra mazai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-27
ZEMES DREBEJIMAS.

Dan rancIsco, VaSarlO 70.
Utarninke, 2::30 val. popiet,
cia buvo girdetis nestiprus
zemes drebejimas.