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Evening star., 1919-08-17
@HE poor woman had gone into
the country to nurse her hearts
grief. 1t is a painful thing

6liSA IL 10 a pdlulul tuIhS
when love ends of itself,
smolders down to ashes from weari-
ness, from safety, come to a finish
because the two poles Of attraction go
dead and the current which used to
flow between them no longer emits
a spark.
Surely violent rupture, with all its
brutalities. is better than that!
What shall she do nog to assuage
her heart? Alone in the old country
house, she finds no pleasure but that
reviving her bitter experiences. She
counts them over, one by one, classi-
fes them, studies them.
Life! What is it for me, now? l
am no longer young. I am going to
grow old soon. 1 had a husband, but
lost him. I had q lover, but I no
longer care for him. Others have chill
dren. Ii / had one, even one! Others
have friends / am alone, forgotten.
During the long years of my passion
ate attachment 1 narrowed my world;
for other people are tiresome when
one Is really in love.
art, as many do. / could paint, write
or be musician. But they didn't
teach me anything when l was a girl.
I am pretty-that is all. What is the
object of being pretty? To love and
to be loved. And my love is dead.
haven't even the recourse of religion.
Can still believe in God when suf-
fer so much, and when everything is
denied me? Moreover, the war has
deprived me of part of my income.
/ can't live as 1 used to. I have fewer
servants. have had to sell my auto.
And that isn't all. / am neurasthenic.
/ have dizzy spells. My health is be-
ing undermined"
That's how things stand now. As
to the future. 1t is blacker still.
can see myself now, lonely invalid,
dependant on the care OF servants, a
melancholy old woman. whose only
concern Is not to suffer too much,
while others are surrounded by chill
dren and grandchildren to keep the
heart warm even until death. What
q chill felt within me and about
me! I wonder whether there Is an
other woman on earth more forsaken
and more unhappy than ] am
After drinking her tea, which
servant had just served in the salon.
she dried her eyes. The late spring
time was so beautiful out there in
the park that the crickets vibrated
with Joy and the birds couldn't keep
silence. An elder tree balanced its
white clusters to every little breeze
that passed. The golden dandelion
buttons in the grass plot shone in
the sunlight. Bits of blue sky ap-
peared above the heavy branches of
the trees. ...
what good is all this?' she
thought.
She dried her eyes once more, be-
fore buttering her tea cakes. 1t is
frightful to live with q sob always
In ones throat!
Pushing back the empty teacup,
she got up. What should she do with
herself through the rest of this long,
bright day? Should she walk in the
park with her little dog. as she had
done the afternoon before?
1T Is certain that ! shall commit
suicide one OF these evening""
The servant gave her an umbrella
Evening star., 1919-08-17
The Cornc0b Pine.

REPRESENTATIVE WILL A NJ
IN WALLER RUCKER Of Missouri
is possibly the greatest walking ad-
Rucker has been in Congress twenty
two years and has never been seen in.
the open without his corncob smoker.
Evening star., 1919-08-17
OF TROUBLE.

out to ball He suggested that
every one wear a mask, and that on
some suitable Saturday night they
have AN old-fashioned masked BALI
THE idea took with the women.
They told the men about it when they
returned from work that night, and
before many days had passed extern
sive preparations were being made
for the dance. Tickets were sold at
rs cents each to pay the expenses of
renting the auditorium. Because
every one wore a mask few persons
were recognized by any one excepting
immediate neighbors or friends That
is the way I got in. behind my black
mask. without any one knowing or
suspecting that l was"
"Terre Haute. 'Ter1-ree Houghtv"
called the porter. stepping in front of
the conductor. who was still standing
In the doorway to the compartment.
What happened there? asked one
Of the drummers. I'm sorry 1 have
to get off here. But Id like to hear
more about this. The commercial
travellers are going to discuss boil
shevism' at today's session"
We'll. what happened was this" the
previous speaker answered. There
were about 1000 people there and
they all had good time. About II
o'clock one Of the men, wearing a
mask SO that no one would recognize
him or know whether he lived in that
community or was a newcomer. stood
on a small platform at one end Of the
room. apologized for mterrupting the
festivities Of the evening and then
spoke of the plans which the work
ing people themselves were making
in every large city for a universal
strike about July L and for bigger
one in November. Then he spoke
Of the Russian revolution and pre-
dicted world revolution in Novem-
ber. and ended with a scathing at
tack upon the capitalist class The
world proletariat revolution That
was his theme"
my gracious" interrupted the
Wichita banker. why don't the
government tell the public about
these things"
4 \ ~
The question remained unanswered
for a moment because the train had
stopped at the station and the com.
mercial travellers were exchanging
cards with the government agent
When the train was on its way. pass.
ing wheat and oat fields, knee deep
in June" and here and there a corn
field lately cultivated, the conversa-
tion was reopened by the Hoosier's
comment that the government seems
to think the public ought not to know
anything about what it was doing"
"All the government wants is our
money to pay the bills" he concluded.
I'm that you are decidedly mis-
taken. my friend" retorted the gov
ernment official, when he was inter-
rupted again by the entrance OF two
officers, wearing silver braid on their
Evening star., 1919-08-17

Fer some time past God has been
good to me.' :, ,a'
The young woman had slowly bowed
her head. She raised it, looked at
the old mendicant; then, feverishly
rummaging in her bag, she emptie6
1t Of all the money It contained
some twenty-franc notes and several
pieces Of silver
Take these" she said. They are
yours" -.>.e.
Dropping them in the one good
hand Of the astonished beggar wom-
an. it seemed to her that she also
dropped with them all the afiiictions
of her heart.
Copyright, Iel9)
Evening star., 1919-08-17
Plenty of Jobs.

COMEBODY always Is wishing a Job
on Jouett Shouse. the new assistant
secretary Of the Treasury, who has
supervision Of the war risk bureau.
Many years ago, while a student at
Columbia. Mo-. somebody wished job
Of doing newspaper correspondence
from the state university on him. A
few years later he rounded up at Lex
ington. KY, and somebody shouted,
Let's have big fair here!" and they
gave the job of running it to Shouse.
Then. just when he was settled down
good and had the horses hitting the
track with all four feet, his father-in-
law out in Kansas decided 1t would be
a nice thing to have him come west
and help him out with his banking
business Shouse went out there in
1912. and scarcely had he landed in
the state when somebody let out a
whoop and said. "Shouse for tho legis-
lature" and the first thing Shouse
knew he was in the legislature down
at Topeka. Then, in turn. the dis
trict sent him of to Congress.
After serving a couple of terms
here and finding that he was running
behind in expenses every month,
Shouse packed up his grip and decided
to go back to Kansas and business.
He reckoned not with Carter Glass,
just named Secretary of the Treasury.
however. The door opened one morn
ing. and Glass. looking just as serious
as he could be, walked in and an
nounced that he wanted Shouse to
take the job Of assistant secretary of
the Treasury, handle several million
war risk claims. get cussed by every
one who did not get his or her allow
ance, and. besides. accept a measly
$4,000 year for his trouble.
Not by the ever-swaying bull.
rushes that concealed the well known
Moses. will take that job" declared
Shouse. Pm going back to Kansas.
where the sun shines brightly, the
birds carol all the day. the reaper
reaps the finest wheat that ever
when will you come to work?"
Glass said, or words to that effect.
or course, when a man would not
take mo" for an answer there was
nothing to do but take the job. SO
Shouse took 1t. But some day-some
day-he is going back to Kansas, where
the sun, the birds, the wheat and all
of that do all the things he says they
do and more
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
Collector Takes Office
in Palladium Building

A. y. logan, deputy collector of inter
nal revenue, has established his of
fees in Room of the Palladium
building. He will assist taxpayers
in solving problems pertaining TO fed
eral taxes.
Among the tax items that come I'M
der his supervision are oleomargarine.
cigar manufacturers. tobacco manu-
facturers, soft drinks, documentary
stamps, all excise taxes, admissions
and dues. transportation, pool table
and automobile taxes.
Logan has taken over part of the
territory formerly served by c. NJ
Hayworth, who resigned on Septem-
Der l. He will notify the public later
of his office hours
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
NOTICE OF LETTING OF DRAIN

AGE CONIRACI
Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned drainage commissioner, to
whom was assigned the construction
of the ditch and drain in the matter
of the petition of John Q. Ross. ct al,
No. 1858, in the Wayne Circuit Court
of Indiana at the April Term, 1919.
thereof, will from this day until and
including the goth day of October al
two o'clock p. m, receive bids at the
office of the County Surveyor OF
Wayne County, Indiana, in the court
house in the City of Richmond, for
the construction of said proposed
ditch The bidder will be required TO
deposit with his bid certified check
for 500 to guarantee his entering
into a contract upon said bid if &C
cepted and said check will be
returned to such bidder when he en-
tiers into said contract, if he is the
successful bidder, or when 1t is an
nounced that he is not the successful
bidder. Such successful bidder will
be required to give bond with sure
ties to be approved by the under
signed in the sum of $4,000 for the
performance of his contract, and that
he will pay all damages occasiOned by
his non-fulfillment of his said con-
tract.
Said contract will be let to the low
est and best bidder. The right TO re
ject all bids is reserved.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at any time at the office of TIL
undersigned.
HOWARD H. HORTON.
Drainage Commissioner
Dated this 4th day Of October. 1919.
Robbins Keller C Robbins ATTORNEYS
October 4th and 18th. 1919.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE q

FOR SALE-A pearl gray round reed
Baby Carriage, cart and sleeper; eX-
Cellent condition: 400 S. 18Th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE a
FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS
$50 A-7-room house, good barn, .
wells, cistern, orchard; 80 acres of
timber and bluegrass pasture;
slightly rolling; $500 per acre.
81 Az miles to good town and ship
ping point; common, high school,
church; Groom house, good barn
and plenty out-buildings. Well
fenced and tiled. All level; $4,000
per acre.
80 A-Good Groom house, cellar.
lights, both waters. Good barn and
out-buildings. Good fences: all lev
ell. strong land. Best of location,
$14,000.000; a bargain.
30 A-Good 7-room house, good barn,
level, strong land. Well tiled and
fenced; 100000.
40 A-Good 7-room house, barn and
out-buildings; strong, level land; To-
Gated near traction. Act quick;
100000.
We have a good list to choose from.
any size, location or price. See us
before you buy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04

FOR SALE-Good gas range; PA N
w 1st
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
Wayne County Persons
Receive Jingle Awards

Among the persons who received re-
wards for submitting jingles in the
N. r. G.. campaign, which was con-
Quoted over the whole nation, are Ma
bel Wilson, 100 South Fifth street,
and Mrs. Effie VI. Pate, r. r. A, Cen
terville.
Considerable ingenuity was display
ed by the persons who submitted their
work. Mrs. Mabel Turner of Bedford,
received one of the highest prizes for
her jingle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04

WINDOW SHUTTERS for sale; 80 So.
18th
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04

! WOMAN wanted to assist with house
! work Phone
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
NUAJAS ANGLIJOS
AMBASADORIUS.

Londonas, liepos Is d.
siadien po pietu valdzios
pirmininkas atstovu butte
Andrew Bonar Law pasake,
kad naujas ambasadorius
Suv. Valstijoms tapo paskir-
tas. 10 varda zadejo pas
kelbti ateinancia savaite.
Gerai informuotuose rate
liuose spejama, kad marky-
zas Salisbury busias Lordo
Readingo pasekeju. Jis yra
I58 raetp If buvo pasekreto-
lfid uzsienio reikalu 1908
lraetuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
UzGRIEBE I.W.W. LITE
RATURA STREIKININKU
NAMUOSE.

Rome, N. r., liepos Is d.
Pc streikiniu riausiu, kurio-
Sc tape suzeisti keli zmones,
siadein pramonine sito mics
to dali daboja 200 valstijos
kareivijos;; siadien miestas
ramus. Kareiviai neleidzia
niekur gatvese susispiesti.
Atimta is streikininku dau-
gels revolveriu ir saudyk-
liu; vienuose namuose ras-
ia sesi revolveriai ir apstis
literaturos.
Streikininkai daugiausiai
svetimsaliai, dirbantieii prize
metalo darby. Jie reika.
lauja didesnes mokesties i,
astuoniu valandu dienos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
BAVARlJOS RAUDONU>
JU VADUS LAUKIA KA-
RES TEISMAS.

Berlinas, liepos Is d. E.
rich Toller, is Muencheno,
komunistas ir paskutinis ba
varinio sovieto virsininku
laukiantis teismo, vakar bu-
vo pavestas kares teismui
Muenchene. Svarbiausiu kal
tinimu jo yra tas, kad jis uz
ieme svarbiausia vieta rau-
donosios gvardijos veiki-
muose prizes valdzios karei-
Was Dachene.
Tramvaju darbininkai cia
1O,643 balsais prizes 6,545
nutare streikuoti toliaus.
Kadangi tas nepadaro dvie-
jQ trecdaliu didziumos, tai
darbas turetu prasideti, bet
daugumas darbininku sake,
kad jie streikuosia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
KONDUKTORIUS GAVO
$65, 900 w SUzEIDIMUS.

Cumberland, Md, liepos
, 10 d: J. Walter Widmeyer,
konduktorius ant vakarinio
Maryland gelzkelio is Ha-
gerstowno vakar aptllrejo
300, 900, apskundes Suvieny
ta Valstiju gelzkeliu admt
nlstracija uz suzeidima jam
sprando kliudymu praeinan
clio yagono ant gretiniq be-
giq. 10 padejimas yra toks,
kad maziausias kresteleji-
mas gall butt jam mirtingu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
STREIKAS ,PLlNTA ANT
SUV. VALSTIJU KOMISI-
JOS iLAIVU.

New York, liepos Is d.
Sitame ir kituose Atlantiko
uostuose streikuojanciu jul
riniu darbininku reikalavi-
mas pripazinimo unijos yra
didele kliutimi sutaikymui
streiko prasidejusi vakar ir
palieciancio laivus operuoja
mus Suv. Valstiju transpor-
to komisijos.
Sitas streikas ivyko komi-
sijos virSininkams atsisa-
kius ispildyti jureiviu reika-
lavima triju permainu po as
tuonias valandas ir pripazini
mo pirmystes unijos ma
IldIIlS.
Tolesnes pastangos uz-
baigti streika prasidejo sia-
dien, bet unijos vadovai pa
sake, kad jei darbinillku
reikalavimai nebus visi is
pildyta, tai susitaikymo ne
bus. .&$ sS
Ugniakuriu organizacijos
sekretorius If unijos virsi-
ninku pirmininkas Oscar
Carlson sake, kad 400 laivQ
buvo sustabdyta sitame uos-
tie ir $4,000 darbininku strei
kuoja cia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
Chinai sujudo del ItaIijos
raikaIavimQ.
Czechai lvesia anglu kaIba
savo saIyj.

sutartin islygos, kad Aust
njos koncesijos Tientsine
butQ pervestos Italijai. DR..
Wei, chinq delegacijos ma
rvs, isgirdes Sta, labai su-
judo.
Vokieciai sake, kad italai
losia atkaklu losi, bandyda-
mi gauti is talkininku teri
toriJas Afrikoje ar kitur,
gazdindami, kad suvilti Emo
nes gall. virsti bolsevikais,
ar gall atnaujinti senus ry-
sius su Vokietija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
81 PRIGERE; Ia LAIVU
PASKENDO NUO VET
RIOS CILIJE.

Valparaiso, Chill, liepos
Is d.. Kick zinoma, astuo-
niosdesimts septyni zmones
.prigere nuo vertos, kuri is
tiko sta uosta sestadienyj
If septintadienyj. Keturio-
lika laivu visokio didumo
paskendo. Nuostoliai nuo-
savybe apskaitoma ant $500
100000. F
Vokieciu garlaivis SAILS,
kuris sudauzyta j sipulius il
ismesta ant kranto, netekc
desimties is savo jureiviV.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
ZEPPELININE LINIJA
TARP CHICACOS tIR
BERLINO. n

New York, liepos Is d,
Vakar vietos vokieeiu laik-
rasciuose ir viename anne
rikiniame laikrastyje apskel
bimuose paskelbta, kad apie
spalio 18 d. prades walks
cioti vaizbiniai ir pasazie-
riniai Zeppelinai per Allan
tika tarp New Yorko ir Ham
burgo su Bostonu, Chicago,
Berlinu ir Duesseldorfu kai
po uostais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
cECHAI IVESlA ANGLU
KALBA SAVO SALYJ.

cecho-Slovakijos Komisi-
ia lankanti sta Sail pramo-
nes if zemdirbystes salygu
iStirymui, ketina amerikinti
savo zmonts ir zada ivesti
sales makyklose anglu kal-
ba vieton vokiskos. Komisi-
joje yra dvylika nariu -
parlamento nariQ:: inzinie-
rial, architektai ir zemdir-
bystes zinovai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
600 ARMENU VEL
ISzUDYTA.

Londonas, liepos Is d.
Laikrasciu agenturos tele-
grama is Erivanes sake, kad
Uzkaukazio provincijoje
Karabathe totoriu kareiviai
iszude sesis simtus arnlenu.
Skerdyne padaryta pagal
provincijos gubenatorius
paliepima.
Talkininku kareiviai j su
arestave.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
SIUNcIA PAGELBA SU-
GEDUSIAM LAIVUl.

New York, liepos Is d.
Suv. Valstiju garlaivis Os-
sipee is pakrascio sargybos
siadien isplauke gelbeti ju-
rini transporta Edward Lu-
ckenbach, kuris vakar velai
dave zinia, jog jis sugades
juroje.
Luckenbach plauke is
Bresto j Newport News. Jis
pranese, kad jis randasi w
300 myliu nuo New Yorkc
i rytus. sss |,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
TRAUKS TIESON 2.75%
wisconsin, GUBERNA
TORIUS PASIRASE 20
ALAUS PRCJEKTU.

Madison, Wis, liepos 15
Gov. Philip, pasirasyda~
mas po Mulbergero alini:l
projektu, leidzianciu daryti
If pardavineti 21a nuos. alu,
siadien pasiunte pranesima
legisliaturai, prasydamas a,
tasteigti tam tikrus istaty-
mus supenduotus Mulberge-
rio projektu, draudzianciu
pardavineti gerimus ir pa
tentuotus vaistus, turineius
1paziau kaip 27a nuos. alko-
holio. 4 ~, ,si.,sss
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
ZAIBAS SUICIDE Is
GATVEKARYJ.

Pittsburg, liepos Is d..
Dvidesimts penki znlones ia
po suzeisti, keli pavojingai,
kuomet zaibas trenke j pri-
sigrudusi Hamilton Av. gat
vekari ties sta ir Wood gat
vents vidurmiestyj, istikus
perkunijai siadien po pietu.
Daugelis moteru ir vaiku ia
po sutrypta istikus panikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
ALAUS PARDAVINETC
JUS.

St. Louis, liepos Is d. Su-
vienytQ Valstiju apskricio
prokuroras, Hansley trauks
tieson visus smuklininkus,
pardavinejaneius alu 2.75
nuos. Nuo to laiko, kaip
kares laiko draudimas ine;o
galen daugiaus kaip puse
smuklininku pardavinejo to
liau alu 2.75 nuos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
z ZUVO MINAI pASKAN-
DINUS MIMI GAUDY-
TOJA.

Washington, liepos Is d.
Vienas aficieras ir sesi ka-
I 2iviai zuvo ant Americas
.lnlnu gaudytojo Richard A.
Buckley, kuomet nina spro
go Siaures jurose liepos IL
diena ir paskandino laiva.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
CHINAI SUJUDO DEL
ITALIJOS REIKALAVIMq

Paryzius, liepos Is d. =
Italia pradeda butt baist1m
taikos konferencijos kudi-
kiu. Besirengiant pasiuti
Austrijos sutarti priesu de-
legatarns, italu atstovai sus-
tate reikalavimus id5jimui
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
MOKOKKOS BANDITAS
RAlSULI KOVOJA SU
ISPANU KAREIVIAIS.

Madrid, liepos Is d. .
Buvo oficialiai prse1lesta,
kad Morokkos bandi ,tas Raj
suli sestadienyje pr'adejo uz
puolima ant ispanrl sargybu
If susinesimu linijos tarp La
roche ir Tztuan, Kova te-
saisi s. su lidtlias nuostoliais
is abieju pusiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
KRASINIAI SUSINESIMAl
SU VOKIETIJA Att
DARYTI.

Washington, liep. Is d.
Krasiniai susinesimai tarp
Suv. Valstiju ir Vokietijos
yra atidaromi siadien pagal
prisakyma su visuotinio kra-
sos perdetinio Burlesono pa
rasu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
JAPONIJA PAPIRKO,
KAD PRISIDETQ PRIZE
LYGOS.

Washington, liepos Is d
Republikonu vadas, senate
rius Lodge siadien senate
pasake, kad santungo att.
davimas Japonijai buvo kai
ma jai uzmoketa uz jos pa
sirasyma 20 tautu lygos su-
tartimi, tuomi nuskriau-
dziant Chinus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
TALKININKAI NEREIKA-
LAVO PAS HOLLANDI-
IA KAIZERIO ISADVIMC +,

Paryzius, liepos Is d. -
Talkininku Sally komi+ .etas
kares atsakornybes l..iausi-
mu siadien svarste tuvusio
vokieciu imperatoriaus liki-
mo klsniina. Br.vo sakoma,
kad nebuvo statyta reikalavi
mas Holardijai, kad j is
duotu Wlhelma Hohenzol-
le1na. !. = 20 .nsa IN
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
TALKININKAI PRIVER-
CIA pERMAINYTI VAL
DZIA VENGRIJOJE.

Londonas, liepos Is d.
Central News telegramai is
Hamburgo cituoja laikrasti
Hamburg Kurier, kuris sa-
kas, kad del tclkininku spau
dino Vengrijoje umu la;ku
zada butt permainos val
dzioj; kunigaikstis Albert
Apcnyi bus.as nauju uzsie-
nio ministeriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
2 MIESTU.

Londonas, liepos Is d.
Helsingforso ziniu agentura
siadien pranese, kad Rusi-
jos bolseviku kareivijos, ka.
riaujancios su Koleako ka-
reivijomis Uralo fronte pa.
eme Perma ir Kungura. A.
bu miestai yra svarbus ii
yra buve Kolesko kariume-
mes rankose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
FRANCUZU SOCIALISM,
TARYBA NUBALSAVO
PRIESINTIS TAIKOS SUI
TARCIAI.

Paryzius, liepos 13 d. (Pa
veluota). Macdonald socia-
listu partijos taryba siadien
nusprende priesintis taikos
sutarties patvirtinimui. Uz
opozicija balsavo 1,42O prie
sais 2l4, prie 387 susilaikiu-
sig.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
kABELIA PRIIMAMl
VCtKIETIJON

New York, liepos Is d.
western Union siadien pas
kelbe, kad kabeliai biznio
pranesimai jau galima pri.
INIT Vokietijon, bet turi bu-
Il parasyti anglu ar francu-
~ kalba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
VOKIECIAI GRUMOJA
AMERlKIECIAMS BER-
LINE.

Berlinas, liepos 13 d. Pa,
veluota. siadien susirinkl.a.
sis burelis vokieciu ties Y
NJ. C. A. manu-, grumojo
amerikieciams dalyvaujan-
items pasilinksrninime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
DAUCELIS UzMUSTU
ITALIJOS RIAUSESE.

Rymas, liepos IA d. Sia-
dien ivairiose Italijos Veto
Sc atsitiko streikines suiru-
ties. Luceroj astuoni tapo
uzmusti ir trisdesimts SUI
zeistu. Arti Genoos du an
archistai tapo uzmusti susi-
remime su karabinieriais.
Pc susir6mimui su anar-
chistais Sestri Ponente, per
keturias mylias atstu nuo
Genoos tapo suarestuoti ke-
turi anarchistai.
Visuotinas streikas prasi-
dejo Caltanisettoj, Sicilijoi.
zmones marsavo gatvemis
sukaudami give soviet" ir
verte maistu ir kitu reikme-
nu pardavinetojus ant puses
numusti kainas.
Lucera yra senovinis mie
stelis pietinej Italijoj.
Kareiviai Prisirenge Prize
Sukilino
Premieras Nitti atstovu
butte siadien uzreiske, kad
Italijos valdzia yra gerai pri
sireagusi uzlaikyti tyarka
belaukiant visuotino streiko
visoj salyj.
Kareiviai esq paskaidyti
visur po miestus If kaimus
ir jie yra aprupinti daiktais
daugiau kaip 48 valandoms,
jei atsitiktu atkirtimas nuo
bazu.
Girdi, Italijoj nera vietos
visuotinam streikui, mes va
dzia nenori kraujo liejimo
ir stengsis 10 isvengti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-16
OPAS.

Chicagoje ir apieIinkeje:
oeredoJe grazu su vidutine tern
peratura.
Augsciausia temperature
- lalpsniai apie 9 val. ryto.
sauletekis, 5:2S V. ryto;; sau.
lelejdis, 8:23 val. vakare.