davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
RENGIAMA DIDELE KO-
VA SU PRAGYVENIMO
BRANGUMU.

Washington, rugpjucio 3.
Vietu virsininkai visoj salyJ
rengiasi PARENT valdziq JOS ko
vol su pragyvenimo brangam'l
Daugelyje vietp pradedama
tyrineti pagamin;mo lesos, ap-
laiminiai, retailiniai pelnai. &C
vernorai, majorai if didieji pc
sedininkp teismai prisakineja
daryti istyrilnus.
Justicijos skyriaus virsinin
.kai si?dien spejo, kad dviejp
savaiciu begiu bus daroma is
tyrinejimai maziausiai trisde
simtyje valstiju. Vietu virsi-
ninkai Ohioj, Michigane, Ma
Ifylande If New Yorke jau tyri
neja.:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
z IR 8 GENITAL w VA
zIAVIMA KARAIS.

Chicago, rugpjucio 4 d.
Pradedant gal lytoj, o tik-
raj treciadienyj vaziavimas
Chicagos zemutiniais ir aug
.stutiniais karais atsieis nuo
dvieju Xxi triju centu dau-
CLAUS. Sitos nuomones bu-
vo vakar ga.yekariu kom-
paniju ir miesto atstovai be
sirengdami eiti pas viesojo
patarnavimo komisija. Sitas
bendras posedis ivyks sia-
dien 10 val. ryto, kuriame
kompaniju atstovai reika-
laus, kad jiems butu leista
pakelti kaina uz vaziavima.
Kadangi tik-ka sutaikyta
me gatvekariu tarnautoju
streike beveik puse streikuo
janciQ nenorejo taikytis, tai
norint uzganedint darbinin-
kus ir isvengti kitos kliuties,
reikes tuojaus naujos saly-
gos ivesti, o tam kompa-
MICS turf init daugiaus uz
vaziavima. !.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
N

dai buvo visas ju turtas, ku-
ri jie sutaupe per visa savo
gyvenima. Retas kuris ju
buvo apsidraudes nuo ug-
nieg, O tie, kurie buvo apsi-
draude, prazude savo po-
pierius ugnyj.
Nors ugnis prasidejo pu
siau ketvirta valanda ryto
ir nors daugumas ju dirbo
naktini dasba, palike vaikus
uzrakytus mamie, bet apie
pietus nebuvo girdeti, kad
kas butu pfazuves.
Oar gaisrui bedegant ejo
paskalas, kad negrai pade-
ge. Vieni liudininkai pa
sakojo, kad jie mate negrus
automobili,lose lekiant nuo
gaisro puses; kit sake ma
te vyrus kapojant telefono
vielas prizes pat gaisrui pra-
sidedant, treti gi sake mate
negrus begant su deganciais
dervokSniais rankose. Ket-
Writ vel tvirtino, kad tai
buve baltieiii issipaisine vel
dus ir padege su tue tikslu,
kad sukurseius baltuosius
darbininkus prizes juoduo-
sius.
| Kas istikro padege, da1
nesuzinota. Padegeliams
paselpa tuojaus pradejo siu-
sti is labdarybes biuru SKIER
dyklose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
DEVYNI STREIKININKAI
KRITO SUSIREMIME SU
BAZELIO KAREIVIAIS.

Londonas, rugpjucio 2 d.
zinia is Genevos, datuota
rugpjllcio l d. sake, kad
smarkiose riauSese Bazelyj
kareiviai saude j streikinin-
kus; 9 uzmuse .ir daugeli
suicide.
Bazeiis, Sveicarija, rugpj.
1 d. Cia yra beveik visuo-
tinas streikas. PaSaukta ka
revival ir pastatyta vidur-
miestyj su kulkasvaidziais
riausems malsinti; demons
truotojai mete akmenimis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
GELzKELiQ TARNAUTO-
JAI REIKALAUJA, KAD
GEy.zKELIUS PAIMTU
SUV. VALSTIJOS.

Washington, rugpjucio 3.
Suv. ValstiJq gelzkeliu tarnau-
tojai zada tuojaus pradeti
versti kongesq, kad jis paimtq
gelzkelius valdzios nuosavy-
ben.
Gelzkeliu broliu il organi-
zuotu darbininkvD vadovai ap-
skritai yra lsitikine, kad ju pie
mas nupirkimuii gelzkeliu il su-
vlsuomeneJimui ju papatus da
llnlmosi ST. darbininkais pei
nals yra v-.nintelis tinkamas
siulinimas II jie rengiasi kovo-
tt kongrese su kapitaliznu dar
uoliau, negu jie kovojo 1917 m.
uz Adamsono astuoniu valan-
du darbo If deSimties valandl3
mokesties lstatyma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
IsMJsE zYDUS oDEsOJ.
Londonas, rugpiucic 9 d

Pusiau oficialiai lenku salti-
Mai apturejo pranesimus, buk
gen. Gregorievo kareiviai. uze
musieji Odessa, apsupo zydu
kvartala If pradejo skerdynes.
kurlos tesesi iris dienas If iris
naktis.
Sakoma, kad Gregorievo We
daml rusu kareiviai atliko zu-
dynes. ukrajinos ir Besarabi.
JOS zydai apskelbe keturioli-
kos dienu gedejimo lsika.
Gen. Gregor;ev paeme Ode
So sio menesio pradzioje po
snarkios kovos; apie ia laika
Jls sakes, kad jis prisirenges
prisideti prie talkininku, kad
bendrai rizpuolus bolSevikus.
Jei tie padaris ofensyva ties
Dniestro upe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04

Gelzke'iu tarnautojai reikalauja, kad
gelzkellus paimtq Suv. Waist
kija laukia pripazinimo.
Atsizyelgdama i teisin

kija laukia pripazinimo.
Atsizvelgdama j teisin-
: guma Lietuvip zmoniu rel
ks.lavimu pripazinimo kai
po nepriklausomos tautos
ir atsiliepdama j Lietuvos
valdzios prasymus apgy-
nimo nuo tolesnio lenku
kareiviju verzimosi tikro-
jon Lietuvon, Talkininku
Taryba nuvede demarka-
cine linija tarp Lietuvos
ir Lenkijos ir nzdraude
lenkams ja pereiti Xxi Tau
tp Lygos Taryba forma-
liai neisriS viso 60 klausi-
mo. Sulyg ziniomis aptu-
retonis is uzsienio lenkai
tolydzio pereidinejo to Ii
mia ir uzerne kelis svar-
bius miestus Lietuvcje,
priskaitant sostine Vilniq
ir dabar, atvirai priesin-
damiesi, atsisasake pasi-
traukti. Lietuviu kariu-
meme jau susikirto su lem
ku kareivijomis, zinia,
datuota, liepos I'D, pra-
nese apie ginkluota susi-
reminna linija keturiu de-
simtu penkiu mylip ilgio.
T ToIesnio kraujo liejimas yra
neisvengiamas, jei Ketu-
riu Taryba nevalios pri-
versti Lenkijos klausyti sa
vo prisako.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
ORLAIVIS NUKRITO; Ia
UzSIMUSE

Rymas, rugpjucio 2 d. Or
laivis Caproni, siadien leku-
sis is Venecijos j Milana
nukrito zemen is augstybes
LOGO metru arti Veronos
Orlaiviu lsk's Il passzisrlg
ir visi uzsimuse.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
NELEIDZIA GALVIJQ IS
KARBUNKULU UzKRES-
TOS APYCARDOS.

Sioux City, Ia, rugpj. I'd.
Chicago, Milwaukee ir St.
Paul gelzkelio oficialams
pranesta siadien, kad Iowa
virssininkai uzdraude gaben-
ii gyvulius nuo Platte linijos
kuri eina per karbunkulu uz
kresta apskriti, Piet. Dak.,
kur vieno ukininko 50 gal
viju puole nuo karbunkulo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
BELAISVIAI TURF
PADARYTI ILGA KELIA
RUSIJON.

Berlinas, per Kopenhaga,
rugpjucio 2 d. W kelly die
nu $4,000 rusu belaisviu, is
buvusiu pas vokiecius ne
lais-7eje nuo dvieju Xxi pen
kiu metu bus grazinama ma
mon nepaprastu keliu: L
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
OPERINIS TENORAS NU-
MIRE KALEJIME.
Omaha, Nebr., rugpj. Id


Dideses operos giesmininkas.
Palmiro Aleotti, % metu ami.
ziaus, pasimire cia kalejimt
nuo Sides ligos. Jis buvo sulai.
kytas istyrimui 10 proto sveiku
mo.
Aleatti vaziuodamas is Sal
Francisco i Bostona uzimti vie.
ia prize Carlo Opera Kompani.
jos, ismuse langa vagone If no
rejo sokti po ratais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
LENKU KAREIVIJOS
LAIkO LIETUVOS zEME
NEPAISYDAMOS TALKI-
NINKU PRlSAKO.

Nuo Lietuviu Tautines Ia
rybos, New Yorke).
New York, liepos Gid.
kablegrama, Lietuv. Tau
tines Tarybos aptureta sia
diem nuo jos atstovo Pa
ryziuje, sake, kad L.ietd-
vos ministeriu pirminin-
kas p. Slezevicius, pasiun
te il Kauno Sitokia tele-
grama Talkininkp Vyriau
siai Tarybai Paryziuje:
'Lietuvos vaIdzia TIKI
ka suzinojo, kad parla-
mentas Varsayoje, sutin-
kamai su .parlamentines
grupos sumanymu, pale
pc vyriausiann lenku ka-
.riumenes vadui nepaisyti
Iaikinosios demarkacines
linijos, kuria nuvede tarp
Lietuvos ir LenkiJos Ke-
turip Taryba, ir paliepe
lenku kariumenei pasilik-
ii visose dabar uzimamo-
sc vietose, paremdamas
savo nutarima grynai pra-
manytais faktais, tokiais
kaip tas, kad kareivijos
Iietuviu demarkacines Ii
MICS pusej susideda is lie
-tpv;y ir vokieciu. Tai yra
melas, kuri gall priparo-
dyti talkininku karines
nisijos Kaune. Taip-pat
etnografiniai rezoliucijos
daviniai visai be teisy-
bes.''
Kabelyje Il Paryziaus
sakoma, kad vokieciai is-
tikruju jau evakavo Kau-
ma ir visa. rytine Lietuve
ir kad, apleisdani Kau-
ma, jie sudegino savo ka-
zaxmes ir vieku paeme ir
isgabeno Vokietijon dvi'
desinats vagonu naistq'
daigtu ir galvijq, lskai'
tant keturis vagonus A
merikos miltp ir du tirs'
tinto pieno-
-~- 5:n;os I.iet. Taut. Ia
rybOs apturstos is Lletu :.
vos ir Paryziaus paskutl y !
nenis kelionnis sayalte s'.' =
mis-, rodo, jog Lenkila = 7
da systematins L-lesavo !. .
.pr.sergimo ir prijungl,m: g, {:
kova, neziuredaraa al alsKl x
paliepinu is pusss w $. TAX ak
nix, galybiu, IS kuriu le
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
ANGLIA MOKA NEDAR.
30 PASELPAS 10000
BEDARBIU.

Londonas, rugpjucio 2 d.
Skaitlius bedarbiu, kuriems
valdzia moka savaitine pa
selpa, pereita geguzio men.
tapo sumazintas apie 5O0,-
600 vardu. Nuo lapkrielo
Xxi geguzio valdzia selpe
apie 1,250,000 bedarbiu; da
bar selpia ju apie 100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
DAUG LIETUVIU IR LEN
KU NUKENTEJO NUO
GAISRO SKERDYKLU
APYGARDOJ. /.

Chicago, rugpjucio 2 d.
Skerdyklq apygardoj, vadi-
namoj Town of Lake, arba,
kaip lietuviai sake, Oleikoj,
issiyerze gaisras siadien ank
sti rytmetyj. Ugnis issiver-
re staiga sesiose vietose tar
pc 43 ir 46 gatviQ ir tarpe
Honore gatves ir Hermitage
Avenue.
.Ugniages:ams pabaigus ge-
sinti apie 10 val. ryto, pa
sirode, kad ugnis sunaiklno
nuo rs Xxi 100 mediniu pa
laikiu nameliQ, kuriuose gy-
7eno skerdyklu darbinirlkai
tapie 1000 vyru, moterq J.
vaiku liko be- pastoges; nuc
stolio apskaitoma Xxi $780,
loco. a 1885
/ Beyei,.: visi sudegusiu ma
4 u q u . .
.lnau gyventojai blYo lietuvia
'lir lenkai, dirbusieji skerdyl
.llose. Ju namai If rakan
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
NEBRASKA PATVlRTlNO
MOTERQ BALSAvlMO
TEiSE.

sisdien atstovu butas 81 bal
sais prizes 0 prieme bendra
rezoliucija, patvirtinancia
moteru balsavimo teise. Sc
natas ketvirtadienyj dave
27O balsu prizes nei viena uz
patvirtinima. Nebraska yrs
keturioliktoji valstija is tu,
ka turejo patvirtinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
Bella KUN REZIGNAVES

Londonas, rugpjucio 2 d.
Exchange Telegraph kom-
panijos zinia is Kopenha-
gos skelbia, kad is Buda-
pesto oficialiai pranesta,
jog vengru sovietines val
dzios pirmininkas Bella Kun
rezignaves. Amatines uni
jos sutvere sociailstine val
dzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
LENKU IR CECHO-SLO.
VAKQ GINCA NUSPRE5
PLEBISCITAS.
Paryzius, liepos 81 diena.

Paryzlus, llepos 81 dlena.
Lenkai If Cecho Slovakai ne
gall susitaikyti kas del Tesche
no apskricio, todel vyriausioji
taikos taryba zada pavesti is.
risti Sta klausilna vietos EMO
mems.
Konlisija Lenkijos reikalais
raso konstitucija Galicijai. 10.
ketina patarti, kad Cali
CHA butu po Lenkija, bet kad
tutetu savavaldybe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
AUSTRIJOS VALDzIA AT
METE STREIKININKU
REIKALAVIMUS.

Melbourne, australia, rug
pjucio 2 d. Valdzia siadien
atmete tas islygas, pagal ku
rias streikuojantieji jurei-
vial sutiko grizti prie darbo
ir grieztai atsisake paliuo-
suoti unijos sekretoriu Wal
sha, ko streikininkai reika-
lavo kaipo islygos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
RUSU MENsEVlKU VA
DAS NORI PALAIKYTI
ANGLIJOS KARIUMENE
RUSIJOJ.

Paryzius, rugpjueio 2 d.
Nikolai Caikovskij, siauri-
mes Rusijos laikinosios val
dzios prezidentas vakar is
vaziavo is Paryziaus j Lon
dona. Jis stengsis perkal-
beti Anglijos valdzia, kad
toji paliktu savo kareivius
Archangelske.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
OLTENE APSKELBTAS
STREIKAS.

Zurich, sveicariJa, rugpj.
2 d. Pildomasis Darbo Ko-
mitetas Oltene, So]eure'o
kantone, apskelbe visuotina
streika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
ORAS.
Chicagoj ir apielinkej:

NHICuSUJ II dPI6IIAKeJ
Panedelyj nepastovus oras.
Augsciausia temperature va
kar 80 laipsniai apie a val.
yakare.
Sauletekis 5:45 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis 500 val. yak. Il
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-04
ELGlN GRUMOJA ELEK-
TRlNlQ KARU KOMPANI-
JOINS ATEMIMU TEISIU.

Elgin, ILL.,, rugpjueio 2 d.
Elgino miesto taryba siadien
specialiame susirinkime pa
grumojo Aurora, Elgino ir
Chicagos elektriniu karl
kompanijoms atemimu visu
teisiu Elgine, jei jos nepa-
sirupins tuojaus paleisti ka-
rus.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
D Lake ChnmnlaIn an wlnter.

Floyd. 1l.yearold son Of John Jol.
inder OF Springfield has been sent 10
the industrial school tor the remain.
der of his milcs.;y which will be un.
I'll July rs. 1929 Tor stealing numer.
Gus articles AID citing fire to the
lIobson block iic pleaded guilty to
the charges
Jennie Boyce. 10. and Archie C..
Cushing. %. both 70 Burlington. were
married recenu' o., Rev. ]. $. Brak.
err The groom ' legged to have
represented IN. age Of the bride as
Is when gettini his license, and the
girls stepfather is fli cring taking
some action In res. % the matter
Edward pomeioy no died at the
Rutland hospital rH' ~ OF append
ctis and pneumc .or a long time
was proprietor OF the Grand View
hotel in Rutland and from 1891 to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28

Gle, which Earl Barber stole last
week, proved their undoing, as the
theft was easily traced to him. TIE
boy has been in the industrial school
at Nergennes and ran away. When
the den was searched, quantities
Of articles were found. which had
been stolen from storekeepers or in
diyiduals. From one store the boys
stole box containing 10000 cigaret-
ties, and 10000 Of those were found
hidden in the ground at the shack
There were also a box OF devlled
meat, groceries q gum machine.
blankets and lanterns removed from
teams. After Earl Llrber was ar.
rested. the other boys hurried TO tho
shack and dumped considerable of
the booty into the river Five other
boys besides the ones above men.
toned were implicated In the thef,s,
but they were held to be less serious.
~ involved.
The II. NJ. Wright estate in Orwell
has offered to give the Clark resi-.
dence there for library and com.
munity house, with some money to
help out on repairs.
N the section covered by the Rut.
land farm Bureau over 1000 pounds
Of meat were canned by the women
the past winter for use during the
summer or this. 22S quarts were
canned In Brandon
Roy Morse OF Alburg. n fahernan
made sl3 op a recent day catching q
string of pike tina, weighed 40 pounds
selling at soc per nound and So
worth OF minnows, which he caugh
last fall and had left sunk in boxe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
GOA was an alderman of The civ.

1904 was an alderman of the city.
Frank French of Hydeville, who
was poisoned by eating food contain.
ing arscnate of lead, is able TO walk
now only by the use OF crutches.
Mrs, Samuel Spedera, Waterbury,
died Wednesday morning from the eff.
focts G., taking paris green Or. H.
d. Ho. kins was called at $50 the pre-.
cedir, evening She had probably
iake1 the poison three-fourths of a
one half pound can about one and
one half hours previous. Various
oauses are given for ner act. family
trouble being mentioned The family
moved there from Montpelier seven
years ago aud lived ON Railroad
street. She is survived by her hus.
band and two ba.i, about four and
six years OF age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
PLAYING safe.

nlly wrote a letter to Santa Claus
ond when he finished he asked his "a.
thrr for check Cause" said the
little fellow In way Of explanation. "of
course Santa Claus has to pay his help.
crs or maybe the'd 70 on and strike
ON Christmas eve"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
Honey In Africa.

Quantities Of honey are found in the
African forests by the natives I'm hol.
low trees. The honey Is generally
at the summit of the tree, and the men
knock down the tree and smoke the
bees out NJ their lodging with burning
grass. The honey is then quickly col.
lected and taken 10 camp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest from Various Parts
OF State.

Earl Barber, 16. sentenced to six
months at the house OF correction.
James Barber, Is, his brother, sen.
fenced to the industrial school, Nor.
man Firkey, IA, placed in the charge
OF probation officer is the punish.
ment meted out in Springfield against
boys who have been deliberately steal
ing for some time, hiding their plum.
der in a shack in the woods. A bicy-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-28
eubonIc PLAQUE In AraentIna.

a report from Buenos Aires states
that the government Of that country
is sending n commission to the prov
ince of Jujuy for the purpose of fight
ing the epidemic Of bubonlc plague
which is reported to he serious. The
Santiago dispensary reports Cos cases
OF typhus fever and 10 deaths.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28

have started Z school 81 citizenship to
prepare them for those new duties OF
voting which they firmly believe they
will have thrust upon them next year.
II We are to be voters, We will be
intelligent voters, say those women OF
the v3rticAl landscape ana the granite
boulders. What u more. say they, II
We are 70 be voters we shall mot only
vote i~ntelligently ourselves. but WI
shall insist upon voting In intelligent
company. Therefore, they have be-
gun ! citixenship campaign to work
for m electorate In which every man
and every mi shall know how to
read his own ballot in the English
Language.
This ID the second New England
state In which women have set to work
in advance Of their enfranchisement
to learn how to be voting citisens when
their day to freedom dawns. Cennecti-
cut having led the way. The women
OF New Hampshire are planning for q
long and strong study of citizenship.
Already plans are under way for next
year when Dartmouth College has
promised to take a hand in their edu-
catfonal program Of 1920.
"A high type Of women, already cog
infant Of political issues of h day"
was the tribute paid the students OF
the school by Chairman Murchie.
For voters you 0 will be-" he told
them. but 1t Is plainly apparent to
me that you are in earnes about this
matter Of politics. The majority of
the ONE voters will come from the
ranks of the wives and daughters of
the laborers. n today they are ask
ing, not for merely leadership. but for
intelligent leadership, and they know
what they want"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28
PRAISES
WORK Of v. c. c. 5,

Work of War Camp Community
service in behalf of the men of the
United States navy is praised In a let
ter just received from Josephus
Daniels, secretary OF the navy, by
Joseph Lee. president of War CamI
Community service. The cabinet of.
fetal expresses his desire for the con.
tinuation of the work of the organi-
zation for members of the nations
permanent naval forces.
The letter reads:
Now that hostilities are happily
ended. l wish to express the deep ap-
probation of the navy for all the
good things which the War Camp
Community service has done during
the a
Your organization has been eff
fcient. conducted along lines directly
helpful to the men of the navy, and
has been n very influence in main.
tanning the morale of the navy
Throughout the country wherever the
men went, either on liberty or or
duty. they always found War Camr
Community service doors open to
them and felt their benelcient in
nuence.
Il am anxious that your work con.
tinue through times of peace and
the organization be p~erpetuated
in it's service to the men of the navy
This service is equally important in
time of peace as in time OF war. for
tho navy is yer preparing to meet
the country's call for defense"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28

Dunn as she tells her story to the
jury, eleven OF whom are parents.
She will relate, according to her at
torneys. the story OF her two unhappy
marriages before she finally met and
married j. Allen Dunn, who was editor
of the Sunset Magazine and close
personal friend OF Jack London.
The child j. Allan Dunn, Jr.. who
was born three FEARS 4 was the
beginning of the domestic unhap-
piness. Mrs. DUNN was jealous Of her
husbands affection for the hoy.
Mrs. Dunn suffered ~delusions at
times according to MIR. Noxon, her at
torney, being OF such an intensely af-
lfectionate natur During one OF
these periods, Dunn left their Lenox
home and put up at a Pittsield hotel.
At times he woulo return and quarrels
would follow each time.
Mrs. Dunn will then tell how she
had a revolver pointed at her head
on the day OF the tragedy, when Dunn
came into her room, and how when
he called out her name she accident
ally shot the boy.
Then followed two months In an
asylum.
1t is expected that the trial will be
completed by Thursday. The penalty
for econd degree murder, with Mrs.
Dunn is charged, is life Imprisonment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28
|WEO IN ClOuD[AND
At SHEtPSHEAO BAY

sheepshead Bay. N. y July 70
Marriages are made In HEAVIER is the
plea OF philosophers, but the marriage
Of Miss Milly X. Schaefer, of Seagate
to Lieutenant George II, Burges
United States army. was contaminated
in the air here today 500 feet above
the earth.
Thousands OF eyes turned skyward
as the airplanes carrying the bride
and bridegroom and the preacher cir
cled above the Sh%eepshead bay motor
rack.
For a bridal gown Miss schaefer
wore an aviator's suit. She sat right
back of the bridegroom who piloted
the plane.
Following closely behind In another
plane, the Rev. Alexander Wouters
of the Edgewood Dutch Reform
church, with his Bible open before hin
spoke to a wireless telephone trans,
ntitter which carried his solemn words
10 the bridal pair Lieutenant Eugene
II. Hartsdalc. the best man. was his
pilot, Miss Doris X. Schob. the brides
maid. listened to the ceremony from
the field below.
As h preacher reached the homer
| tous climax in the ceremony. Lieuten'
ant Burgess's and the brides i do
were distinctly heard by him.
Then the machines volplaned Il
earth amid cheers. Reaching the
ground Mrs. Burgess received Il mag
nifcent bouquet Of lowers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28
PROTEST IS MADE
ON WAR PAMPHLET

New York. July "a protest
against circulation under the auspices
OF the war department Of a pamphlet
entitled Some facts about the Brit
ish." published by the national war
work council of the Y. NJ. c. A. has
been forwarded to Secretary of War
Baker by District Attorney Joseph c..
Pelletier. of Boston, who is now in
this city.
With his protest against the pamph-
let which contains phrase of Britain's
work in the war and ignore the deci
work in the war and ignores the deci-
in bringing about the victory OF the
allies, Mr.. Pelletier encloses a letter
from DR.. Mott. of the Y. NJ. C. A..
stating that the pamphlet has been
published at the suggestion of the
morals branch. general staff of the
war department
None Of u.s." writes Mr.. Helletier
to Secretary Baker. would deny the
allies credit and glory for their part
In the great war. but no true account
omit at least to mention the fact that
WITHOUT our aid the war had been
lost to the allies.
Your honor knows full well the
Interpretation which our doughboys
gave the initials, A. E. F.-After
England Failed Nobody knows bet
ter than yourself. who had so much
to do in winning the victory. that 1t
was American treasure. food. man
power and brains that ended the war:
that General Pershing and his staff
were solely responsible for rejecting
the settled plan for ending the war
in 1926 and substituting the plan to
do it now by smashing the German
lines. And he was right