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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
SAKO DIDZIUMA VENG-
RU NORI KARALIAUS.

.Berne, gruodzio IL d.
fVenas sveicaras, kuris ke-
liavo po Vengrija pranesa,
kad didele didziuma veng-
~ nori karaliaus. Keliau-
ninkas tvirtina, kad lei
dziant nubalsavimui apie 95
nuosimeiai balsotu uz mo-
narchija.
Bet pasirinkime karaliaus
yra net trejopa nuomone.
Seniai nori buvusio Austro-
Vengrijos karaliaus Karo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
FRANCUZAI MUSASI
SU ITALAIS.

Paryzius, gruod. II d.
Laikrastis Petit Parisien pa
talpino pranesima, kad fran
cUzu kariumene Fiume su-
sireme SUI Annunzio liuos-
noriais. Sakoma yra daug
uzmustu If suzeistu abiejo-
Sc pusese. Pranesime pridu-
riama, kad Annunzio liuos-
noriai noreje isplesti francu-
~ reikmenu sandeli.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12

auesc;ausia taryba aplaike
Vokietijos atsakyma reika-
lie pasifasymo po taikos su-
tarties protokolu. Laikras-
ciai priduria, kad vokieciai
nusileidzia klausime del rel
kalavimo atlyginti uz nus
.,sandintus laivus' ties Scapa
Flow, bet reikalauja disku-
5uoti kitus punktus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
ANGLIJA SUARESTAVO
DAUG SINFEINIEKIU.

Dublin, Airija, gruod. II
d. Pereita nakti apie 500
pllnai apginkluotu kareiviu,
lydini kullzasvaidziQ, If apie
100 policistQ dare kratas
pas zymius sinfeinieriu va
dus. Daugeli suarestavo ir
trokais nugabeno j Kings
town, kur susodine ant lai-
vo kur tai nuveze.
Tarpe arestuotQ yra Tho
mas Kelly, narys Anglijos
parlamento.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
LATVIAI ATMUSA BOL
SEVIKUS.

Kopenhagenas, gruodzio
II d. Latviu biuras pra-
mesa is Rygos, kad panede-
Lyle, gruodzio 8, bolsevikai
uzatakavo latviQ pozicijas
ties Ksprova, bet tapo at
musti. Pranesime priduria-
ma, kad musis Wis dar te-
siasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
KAZOKAl NUZUDE SIM
TUS zYDU.

Londonas, gruodzio IL
Bonar Law, valdzios atsto-
vas, siadien uzreiSke atsto-
w butte, kad gau.a ziniu,
jog Is if 20 spalio, apleidus
bolsevikams Kieva, kazokai
il liuosnoriai (matomai De-
nikikino), sureng6 zydQ pog
roma Kieve, kuriame uzmuS
ia keli simtai asmenu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12

LIETUVOS SKAITYTO-
JQ D0MAI.
Nuo Administrators.

LaikraStines popieros sto-
lSa dabar yra didesne, negu
kares lailSu. Tas labai apsun
kino netiktai lietuviSkus
laikrascius, bet net il di-
dziuosius angliSkus dienras-
cius. "Lietuva" irgi kencia
didele popieros stoka il per
tai negali iseidineti toxic di
dunno kokis dabartiniame
sezone prideretQ - bent 6
arba 8 puslapiu. Suomi at
siprasome savo gerbiamuje
skaitytojQ, kad siuom laiku
leidziame "Lietuva" vos 4
puslapiu; kitokios popieros
ueturime If nusipirkti ne
gauname. Uzsakyma esame
padaves jau menuo tam at
gal, bet popiera gausime tik
tai vasario menesyje.
Kaledu il Nauju Metu
Il" numerical bus visgi di-.
deli - 8 puslapiu.
"Liet." Adm.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
LIE TUvIA| MEDAL YvAUJA D0P.
PATIO FE:RENctjDjE.
LIETUv0S DvAR|N|NKAI Eio SlI
BERM0NDTU.
LIETUv|AI ATMUSE BOLSEv|Kus

-.
p. Lubic-MiIos 'Lietavos
atstovu Paryziuje. Dabu-
zis, issiuntes paskutini
laiva pasiliks prie Lietu-
vos Legacijos Paryziuje.
Likusiejie-gi tuoj keliaus
Kaunan.
(Matomai nurodoma, kad
Dobuzls sugrlz Paryziun,
ssluntes visas prekes Lietu-
gon).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
DU AMERIKOS LAVAL
ANT SEKLUMOS.
Sidney, Nova Scotia, gluo

Sidney, Nova Scotia, gluo
dzio IL d. Amerikonis-
kas laivas Lake Galewood,
randasi ant seklumos ties
Port Hood sala. Manoma,
kad laivas yra visiskai su-
naikintas. 80 vyru ingulos
tapo isgelbeti.
Kitas amerikoniSkas lai-
vas Lake Elmdale irgi ran
dasi ant seklumos ties Cape
Blue, netoli Antigonish, N.
5. 10 likimas, kaip pranesa-
ma, yra dideliame pavojuj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
VILLA KERSIJA UZ
ANGELES MIRTI.

Eagle Pas, Texas, gruod-
zio II q, Apple 400 Viii
los banditu uzpuole miesta
Mazqtiz, Coahuila. Uzpuoli
me suimta visa ellie zymes-
niu pilieeiu. Sis uzpuolimas
padaryta atkersijimui w ge
nerolo Angeles nuzudyma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
HOLLANDIJA UZDARE
VOkIETIJOS RUBEzIU.

Haaga, gl'uodzio II d.
Hollandijos valdzia visiskai
uzdare vokietijos rubeziu.
Hoilandijon neisileidziama
civiliu zmoniu is Vokietijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
.ORAS

Chlcagoje ir apielinkeje.
Petnycioj debesuota, i va
kara oras nepastovus; suba-
toj greiciau lietus ar snie-
gas; vidutiniai pietQ vejai.
Sauletekis, 7:0S;
Sauleleidis, 419.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12

lio; jaunesni gi prielankus
jo sunui Franc Jozef Otto;
dar treti noretQ tureti ant
sosto kuri nors Anglijos
princa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
PRANESIMAS LIETUVOS
DELEGACIJOS IS
PARYZIAUS.

Pildantis Lietuviu komi-
tetas Washingtone gavo is
Paryziaus nuo Lietuviu tai
kos delegacijos sekretoriaus
p. Balucio sekancia kableg-
rama:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12
PREZIDENTAS
AcNJOJA AN
..,.egsy .GLIAKASIAMS
Washington, D. c.. gruo-

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio IL d. Delei atSauki-
mo angliakasiu streiko pre-
1ydentas Wilsonas pasiun-
te angliakasiu prezidentui
Lewis .telegnama aciuoda-
mas angliakasiu vadams if
streikavusiems angliaka-
slams uz patriotiskus ,jaus-
mus If prasalinima kuro kri-
zio, kuris butq ivykes, jei
angliakasiai butu dar kick
llgiau streikave.
Angliakasiu Prezidentas
lsreiSke pasitenkinima.
indianapolis, Ind, gruod.
II d. - Angliakasiu prezi-
dentas Lewis, aplaikes nno
Wilsono telegrama, pasiun-
te telegramu atsakyma, ku-
riame pabrieze, kad anglia
kasiai esq uzganedinti pre-
zidento Wilsono atyda link
angliakasiu reikalavimQ, y
pac uz skirima komisijos is
tirimui angliakasiQ reikala-
vimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-12

Paryzius, gruodzio IL d.
-aikraseiai pranesa, kad
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
REAL SPONGE CAKE

It is foolish to try to make sponge cake without sponges. Get two large, ripe sponges at any sponge store. Get Florida sponges if possi- ble-sponges are raised in the sponge groves of California, but they are not so large, juicy and sueeulent as the Florida variety. You will find these sponges porus, and the first thing to do is to remove the pores from the sponges with a pair of tweezers. Don't bother to save the pores-they aer not good for any thing. Having removed the pores from the sponges chop them up very fine in your bread bowl This may be done either with a hash-chopper or a pair of scissors. When you get the two sponges chopped up, add one quart of pastry flour, one pint of di- luted water, one pound of granulated sugar and the shells of six eggs. The egg shells will make the sponge cake brittle and crisp. If you want to fool yourself completely, use white sand instead of sugar. Next stir the mass briskly with the stove polk CT, being very careful not to splash 1t out on the floor. If some of the batter should fall out on the floor, collect it carefully and put 1t back. Flavor the batter to taste with tal- cum powder of any flavor desired if you want the best insist on either Amethyst or Sapphire. Bake in a slow oven one hour until cake is nicely Drowned If baked longer than this you'll have to cut the cake with a hammer. First try the cake on your mother-in-law, and, if she sur wives, it's a success.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11
THE REAL CHRISTMAS

The real Christmas is an invisible presence, a joyful glance of the eye, a wonderful expansion of the heart, a sense of comradeship with all man. kind. It is an abandonment of our selves to good impulses and an almost reckless waste of good feeling and generosity and love, and no army of pessimists can banish that kind of Christmas from our hearts
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11

Press reports say that Chaos is threatening in Germany-and we are just little bit inclined to hope that chaos isn't bluffing.
The Newark journal., 1919-12-11

Buy your wagon from Jeffrey Bros at Batesville. They have tho John Deere wide-tread-the kind you like.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
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tii.lirt IS 81 at Il hs lfiif
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27

New I0rk. tupusi 2 tng GserRt
Of England smtr {
most fatnpa ppl aiifhtei
Bowling III t1fIsat Sftttn. tliiIl tliieFii3tt
ID Cories liifls 9il lliis
rs lasf. q assrpg.t Iel pr ifs
eardIng q letfer from Ftllet
Wood f9fMef eeref4fs 81 iiliitsslt
Ministry ~ i'ttlstotts q t9it. tied ross
institute iar frtpflsti aad I1ls4lllfts
men, made ntlfliG odsa}
l1oWling ins 10th I'.g ii tri5I
and several fngrrs 81 .siist
an Tie result IL eepa all
in q blizzard NIpn at allratsli
years old arIry tf f of
arms il i railroad act It'd tsFi
ish Rti trt aS.ltt itiraltf i'.
American R.tE ross Ri
them 70 yialf f.nslitia 81 ices
give courage the fhapsalltt e
ahitd British stildlefs % ttt
strurtion eeuftrs III ftia III
Twenty fenl 4f,nsait s4s5it5
diera gathered 81 erfr.l1 If.tti
minister. Were iFeaurae}1l F lfa
les bowling .ild ofls5 sssa &
struggles q 4te t,llt llttf aaiti ias
PRINCE Albert i lst nEtfe .tiltll
enee The praiti'.
ny str i.ainifIF Ne5rflifilE Iiftts
poNilng and ,rlt, @ fstve-
England soon taf lfta Iney @ill
be aceaGtIt4np9 hy Mr. Mood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
PICNIC FOX BOYS
AND GIRLS CLUBS.

itta sseafl;
lflila gfl etliil tsIii ,eiuttlts
4er pf iIsiH tflst afiti ealtfs'
sgent George ne
belug I4anftl f0f llt Il9ss and tilrfs
l;lE.s ms srilnsle 81 lae ltelji Ils
Nsstl us Iffs N.tny
mi III Stils n3i AZ 6fl cred fa iI fit.
5stlt al ille I'D afd 4 ttrFe q
tendance j anticipated
Tit t1Ys ana go
rrge iek farm d AZ Graham f,llzes
Rest I1Iser far ttie d3.S and ls.Es
li@.ar ltitfrts ,S llrafiiillsfgt ts
Il. JeIitifs ,Rlii, II ,iireets
5ne tfe Tub S4rk land.
iielk 5 the NoYs on ife af
ligcsi OCH anpl tie Wi BE at
tressetl Isl HISS Jones. al expert ii
domestic Sc
l'ffafts are 5.tifig made ma TIE
#Wnrl 81 tiit lliitS III aIllla riiiiet.4ll
siant and bs,frt ll.raiiSii ls.-
II i. & ktil liz iHslity illrltlsfs. Who reas
lie tlle illpor tlnce and i,ra cfieal y.lllls.
.tlf tlle work fo their children AIf
Ntirr hope more than double
the number of members III the boys
tib iinrltt LIZ fai and
XII i4lg it,n il extended M
eiits VINO can stt sld tlie llislii WI g
Sllefr children next He8lises ,l;ly and &
galei time assured q .sl Who go
Those Who xIlee fo he present are
realissf ed d anmiannieate with eth 81
Mrs .i4.flieliill IT h Snfri as sot,n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
OFFICIAL CALLS TO BE
EXCHANGED TOMORROW

Informs fan lsts steil Fs.t u v sfe
Naval AeaapHix Flla u sis af
tfA ati,lsllji18lsl pfassfl g stiaiasart,F
witch VIII reiliril le iaislflies tliFes.t
- Atlsia8,oiis NIL rs9eil Ter 81 t
slftrrt3s literil4 eilaeFt ssfses
.pay tits 0filei4 ea d Aud iss
retnrn GAIA Nth liF ala{lf ba
squadron commit !Eitif itqgtr
Mel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
Mosquito Bites

Jus Az soon as yaH feel biz effeot On
.the Msit-trla 5;erIas u tsr being Bif
.teft lig AIalara II asqait3s atl
lle 81 LIKE q lat
rhiil TtlSI Ia testroy Germs
and filftlf Pheasant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
IIag holera III loanty

INSPECTOR III charge k hillertofi'
tf Ct9liesf .sfrk a.fs sem Aa pubic
notice 81 hog fif0l5sra 81 ltp premises
af isessf Son Iaiysr. sstae
trauste, conf
Flies Wa rnirig and lleiADtls far
NJ III stt stflf ita jas tfsittee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
EXTENDS INVITATION
TO STATE ODD FELLOWS
Crane Master John 81 Spence Asks
Every Member OF Every Mary.
land Lodge To Attend
Centennial.

Grand ataste ] chm Spence !. O.
o. extends through the columns
Eof tlsis ia pen II iii tltto!1 NJ every.
member of every lodge ia Maryland
10 attend the mautuot III ntennial
eeIebratfon az the ord er lin baltimore
during the week q eusher Is 70
20
De ceiehrat tau of the ioath All.
ai VERSA az the founti :fls the q.
-. America VII De one Of the.
greatest events II the hst ei.y of fra
ternay said Mr. pence in 81.
tending De tlt alton and Mary land.
heca nse Iis State has the honor Of
being No. biit place II A rieah Odd
Fellow 81 tp should turn cut its thou.
sands af men era
There VII he distinguished via-
,tars fren all parts 81 the United
States and from distant countries.
From Maise tn Ca tfofnia and from
canatia Tia Gulf 81 III I xico. our
bret hren vii gather d, Baltimore for
the week Of tremendous importance
10 us al
We Marylande rs rant % show our
visitors he hosp {ty FOR which our
state III noted W want the 10000
or more men ard woraea who will
visit Us % 60 back % their homes
with the most pleasant Of recollec.
lions and the hsppiest memories. We
want them 10 feel forever that the
state which gave birth 70 cur order
II the state 81 Hospitality and true.
fTaternalfsrn Join with yoar brethren
Ia Baltimore n making this possible
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
III TIE LII i.I.It Ills lit

4 "a
Hale le pal,ll ang
Nero Ee ilisl1
role az arasa.l erise u.s.
ltratller la ae5ttllilig tltsa7.
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lis plssy
arofhers a ls aIthe.
u na
ana itts
4 IIar
40 astt rili liia
power tlaiat q
.Hlethods are fsatesi far aYnaslllf
rapidly and is=
brother Nelson BE hand
young clergyman a lio ltiig he
loyssd lls ie r5ss.
and III faS ag IA.
attendance af u Son
He reaclle lch 4 pitch af despair
over his lure. aa
be he noiHt III giSsng I'D
5pilnlt lsars b 81 iesilils
lion he ells HE aar of Il s. raslssles
III Barriiggian once sees fAe
8ef and poipts out nat bushes
NEIL mods odeht d be mia
.t.ffRrch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
] IN 4 i. r II a TIONAL
IodaA j Schedule

ffH8ftfjlt Il ] ia < ilst lfGtf1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
A Monster Parade.

One 81 the biz events of the Cen,
tenuial Celebration and Grand
Sovereign Lodge Convention I d. 0
r., 1t Baltimore. September Is e 20
viii be the parade 81 The Pstriarchs
Militant and other members ot tie
order There VIII BE- ao swords in
line rs bands ~ music ana more than
10000 civilians Every hand ii Bal.
timore has been engaged for The
parade besides the bands to 81
brought by visiting lodges
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
NAVY DESTR ROY ERs
UNDER C0NsTRUCTI0
NAMED FOR OFFICE Rs
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uho seized 81 Various Times
With sreaif tp Navy

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27

II ISM exactly d crime Ia kill time,
unless i belongs 10 some one else
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
TWO Of AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS GRIPPLEs.
ARE ENTERTAINED BY ENGLAND's ROYALTY

And Soldiers Heard Them Tel OF Struggles To
Overcome HandieapsTo Determine Origin Of SYMBOLS On
Banks Of Columbia River, IN Washington State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-27
THOMAS S. DOVE

h giaI4iJ II rie5 isa ett
IA aa1strsn pF bel by hsee Ulla
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-05
Kitty-Trot Going to Gust Tank Tango,
But It's Dance for the Nimble- Footed
Eileen Cotty's Pet Kitten
Gave Her Idea For New
Step.

Special 10 The Star by y. u. A.
NEW YORK. July watching
the antics OF her little tortoise. shell
pet kitten. playing with n ball OF
wool Eileen Cotty. solo dancer In
Good Morning, Judge" conceived
the idea for the steps in her new
dance. which she calls the kitty
Trot."
SO amusing and yet graceful are
the movements In this dance that
Miss Cotty has been asked to de
volop the kitty Trot" into some
thing Suitable for the ball room.
when Miss Cotty IL ready TO
spring this novelty on a dance.mad
New York. II Is predicted that II
will sweep the Prohibition jag"
the Chateau Thicrry Crawl" and
the Tank Tango" the present
favorites. completely off the bees
waxed floors
However. Miss cotty issues a
warning. The kitty Trot." she
says, will be no light terpischorean
trifle for the tired and elephanttne.
It will he suitable only for the MIN
bletoed and for those whose waist
line hinges still function.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-05
Can She Bake
a Cherry Pie?
BY BIDDIE BYE

or course. Madame Housewife.
your mother taught you the bcaus
catechism!
Can she bake cherry pieg
Billy boy. billy boy.
Can she bake a cherry pie. charm
ing Billie?"
With all its baleful insinuation
that a lady who couldn't was unfit
for matrimony!
But the reassuring reply that
she" could bake a cherry pie
quick as cat can wink its eye"
was more complimentary than
truthful. A really GOOD cherry pie
Is nothing to wink at
First make n good crust-for upon
It's delicacy depends much of the
pies charm. To make the crust sift
quart of flour with tenspoonful
OF baking powder. Take 2 generous
tablespoonfuls OF good butter chilled
very hard and cold and cut or chop
into the flour. Wet the mixture
with enough ice water to make into
a stiff. dough. mixing with a wooden
spoon. Turn on "A Toured board and
roll out thin. Have ready table
spoonfuls OF cold butter and dot the
paste with bits OF butter. Roll up
the sheet of paste. beat with the
rolling pin ana roll thin as before.
Cut the paste into pieces to fit the
pans. Set the bottom crust In the
pie plate loosely. letting the edge
come n quarter OF an inch beyond
the edge aa 20 cnpfracta In aLf..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-05
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the deck OF the tug and gazed into
the sea. And watched. too. not
knowing what looked for. Pres
emily saw a figure In a divers COS
tune, leaning heavily 20 one side of
the rope basket
clutched an iron rod and leaned
forw a r. dangerously. A sailor
gripped me. and looked over my
shoulder. all eyes himself.
For the unconscious man who was
emerging from beneath the waves
was the first man In all history to
get lost on the ocean bottom. and 10
be rescued by a chancel
Tiny Goffr' was my unspoken ad.
dress TO the still form that came
swinging toward us. you've always
wanted the greatest adventure in the
world. You've certainly had II. And
I hope IL hasn't killed your
cTo be continued)