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The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
James Irving to Conduct Newspaper
At Pipestone, Mimi.

Luverne, Mimi, February I.-Lu-
verne, which has but one newspaper,
The Herald siEce residents closed the
second papers office and ordered the
editor out of town is soon to have a
new paper. James Irving, for sever
al years instructor in the printing de-
partment of the Pipestone Indian
school, is to be theHeditor and publish
er of the new paper which will be
known as The Rock County Star. Irv-
ing is fulIblood Sioux Indian and a
graduate of several government Indian
institution :.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
RESCUED BY AMERICANS
STORY TOLD BY BROTHER OF
NICK STEMPER, KATO
After Four Years He Receives
Letter From His Relative
In Lorraine

Ihe following is a letter received
by Nick Stemper, S13 North Second
street, from his brother, John Stem
per, Mondford. Lorraine. 1t is the
first communication received by Mr.
Stemper from his relatives since
shortly after the war commended:
Mondorf, Lorraine, January 2, 1919.
Dear Family: AS the war is now
ended and We are allowed to write
take the pleasure of addressing you
few lines. A new year has just
begun ard hope thai thai :E,tss ,gs VII, iUe
better this year than the one just
passed. Our family was hit hard. My
oldest son, Michael, thirty two years
OF age, died on January I. 1918, from
| Bright's disease, having been i'll for
four years. My two brothers, Jacob
and John Peter died November Z
1918, both on the same day, John
Peter at noon and Jacob in the after
noon. Not enough with that, then
John Peters wife caught her hand in
the gears of threshing machine
injuring her hand My cousin, Mic
olas Liech. also died. We ourselves
ere still all we'll. | would like to
! know how everything is with you-ii
you all are still living.
! My sons did not have to go to wal
Thrcugh the whole month of Decem
Der we saw nothing but American
soldiers. A number of American sol
diers were billeted here and l asked
many of them whether they came
from Mankato, MINI. They knew OF
h4 al h,,t 81
Stemper / also wish to ask if any
of your sons were in the army as
there were many from LuXembura
among the soldiers. AS soon as ar
mistice was declared the Germans
arrived in the city with sack and
pack toward home. When the Ger
mans passed through the American
soldiers followed The Americans
were our rescuers, for if it had taken
a few days longer it would have gone
hard with us. This war brought or
many expensive experiences in oul
iland-for instance pound of meat
cost 8 marks (75 cents), one pound
Of -four 5 marks ($1.2 .25), one pound
of butter 16 to rs marks ($4.00 tC
S4 50), one dozen eggs 15 marks
($3.75), a suit of clothes 700 to S0(
francs ($140. 90 to S160. 00D, "a pail
of working shoes $50 francs $3.50. 00)
AT this rate we had to receive rea
good wages so we could live. l re.
cieved per day / 60 francs or 80 cents
my son 1.50 francs or 80 cents. Now
the food stuff was very scarce. They al.
lowed per head daily $50 grammes o.
one half pound of bread, one pound
of potatoes and per week one hal
pound of meat per head. When sell
ing oats, small grain, potatoes ant
stock we had to sell it to the Ger
mans at real low price, for 20i
pounds of wheat they paid 80 mark:
(S7. 500, for 100 pounds of potatoe:
5 marks ($1.25). We naturally
would hide as much as We possibly
could. The worst was the searching o.
the houses. In this searching there
were about sixty German officers
but at my place they found nothing
as we had prepared for this before
My dears, these surely have beer
hard years for us. Hope it will bt
better from now on. We are M
longer Germans but French.
i will close and hope to hear from
you as soon as possible. With hearty
wishes from John Stemper and Fam
lily.
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Former Resident cf This City Passed
Away in New Mexico.

Word was received in the city this
morning Of the death OF Arthur G. Hall.
formerly of this> city who passed
away in New Mexico last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Hall was popular and
well known young man in this city
He was employed in the office of the
county surveyor and officers at the
court house this morning spoke OF
him as splendid young man. Hall
was a member of the Elks and a Royal
Arch Mason. He has been suffering
with tuberculosis for the past -four
years, having gone from here to New
Mexico for his health. Mrs. a. G. Hall
survives her husband.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

favorably known to the people of our
community and they start on life's
journey together under happy skies.
May sunshine ard happiness ever be
with them through life is the wish of
The Courier. We understand they will
make their home on the Hoy farm
southeast of town.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hopes of Otto
wa, ILL.,, were visiting friends in the
city today.
Mrs. Fred Hirsch and daughter Of
Mason City, Ia, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blum
V. Fl. Charles of The Wabasso
Standard was in Mankato last even
ing enroute to Minneapolis.
Thomas Hughes of Wakesha is
spending several days in the city on
business and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Buckman of
Devils Lake, North Dakota. were
business callers in the city today.
Mrs. f. A. Hiersche went to Garden
City Thursday to spend a few DAYS
with relatives. She will return Mon
day. ... ..-... ....
Miss Lucille Fisher, who teaches
school at Mapleton will arrive home
tenight to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Miss Dora Engeler will leave to-
night for Springfield, Mimi, where she
will spend Sunday and Monday with
her relatives.
Mrs. II. F. Bassett has returned to
Preston, Mimi, after visiting at the
home of her brother. II. B. Armstrong
and family West Fourth street
H. SZamet of the Bee Hive store
will leave for New York tonight, and
will visit the leading markets and
select spring ard summer stock for
the store.
c. e. Whitney of Mapleton was in
the city yesterday on business con
nected with the seed fair which is to
be held at Mapleton the latter part of
this month.
Miss. Carolyn Hansen has resigned
her position at STEMS Clothing store
and will leave tonight for Minneapolis
for a short visit with friends before
returning to her home at Eau Claire
Wis.
Harry A. Doyle Of ElVado, n. NJ,
is visiting relatives in the city. He
is spending today at Garden City
where he formerly lived accompanied
by his cousin, Master Ellsworth
Hunter.
A. G. Hedberg, district manager fol
the Mutual Life Insurance company
. of New York left this morning for the
twin cities to attend to some impor.
tant business matters. Mr.. Hedbers
expects. to return home next Monda,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wigen received
a telegram this morning from theil
daughter. Mrs. v. s. Gary, stating thai
she ard her little son. Master vii.
j
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

Corporal Frank j. Steinbach returned to
his home in Belgrade yesterday noon
having been mustered out of the service
from Camp Grant. Ill.
Winnebago Enterprise: The deanery ot
the Mankato district of the Catholic
church met with Rev. Fr. Colbert Tues
day Rev. FIR. Hughes of Mankato and
Rev. Fr: Coleman of Blue Earth were
among those present. In all fifteen priests
We're present. and the Misses Colbert serv-
ed a fine dinner to them.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
HERMAN FINK PLACES HIGH
FIGURE ON LOVE
SUES HIS FATHER-IN.LAW
Fifty thousand Dollars; He
Alleges Alienation Wife's
Affections

Herman Fink, the young man who
Miss Eleanor Quimby, daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert Quimby of this
city, has brought an action against
the young lady's parents for $4,000
alleging alienation of his wife's af
fections. Attorneys John f. Regan
and B. d. Grogan are handling the
case for, the plaintiff. The action is
brought in the district court.
The formal complaint of the action
was drawn up late yesterday after
noon and the papers were served on
the defendants today. According to
the complaint the defendants are
charged with willfully and wrongfully
winning the affections of their daugh-
ter away from the plaintiff. Herman
Fink. Last summer Fink and the young
lady were married following a sensa-
tional elopemert from this city. 1t is
alleged in the complaint that at the
time they were married the young
couple were in full harmony.
Following the marriage they lived
together ir this city and were con-
tented ard happy, according to the
complaint. On or about October l, it
is claimed. the defendants persuaded
their daughter TO leave her husband
and come to live with them. This
was done against the young mans
will ard without his permission, so it
is claimed.
He Wants $4,000
Since that time Mrs. Fink has con-
tinued TO live with her parents, con-
trary TO the wishes OF her husband
Separated from his wife and deprived
of her company ard comfort. the
complaint states tnat the plaintiff
has suffered great mental anguish
ard demands damages in the sum of
$4,000.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff Fink
stated TO The Free Press further that
Mrs. FiEk went TO the twin cities
with Firk and that the two were
married by Jewish rabbi with full
ceremony of the Jewish church: that
at this time the young lady was will
ing TO become his wife and TO take up
his religion in this Mariner
1t. will be remembered that last fall
Mrs. FiEk syore out complaint
agarst her husband and had him
brought irto the municipal court on a
charge of failing to provide proper
support for her, claiming that she
was I'M destitute circumstances. Fink
pleaded guilty TO the charge ard was
placed under a suspended sentence,
9TSeing ordered by the court TO pay
his wife the sum of $40 monthly or the
sentence would be enforced.
1t is now alleged by the attorneys
for the plaintiff that Fink does not
live with his wife, due to the fact
s that she has gone TO her parents, thai
he is obliged to support her and thai
under the rules of his religion he
cannot sue for divorce or marry
again.
There is TO doubt that the action
brought by Mr.. Fink will be stub.
bornly fought by the plaintiffs who
are prominent and highly respected
residents of Mankato.
II is a matter or regret that the
once romantic affair of the youns
couple. Mr.: and Mrs. Fink. should
have reached an action at law. 1t i!
the hope of the friends of all concern
ed that an amicable agreement can bt
reached.
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es to all, Corporal Elroy H. Burmeis-
ter, Second Battalion Trench Art.
Battery 6, A. Z. f.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
Mankato Monday. William Rambo

Mankato Monday. William Rambo
accompanied her.
The Vernon Center Baptist Aid
will hold its annual chicken pie din
ner ard bazaar or FEBRUARY IL at Tue
opera house Dinner will be served at
So ceEts per plate, beginning at
twelve o'clock and continuing until
all are served. They will also sell
home made candy. Everybody invited.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
Austine DowIing of Des Moines
Iowa, Has Been Selected
Archbishop
UNITED Prcss Dispatch.l

Rome, February -Monsignor Au-
gustine Dowling. bishop of the church
of Des Moines. Ia, has been named
by Pope Benedict to succeed Arch
bishop JohI Ireland in St Paul
st. Paul, February Archbishop
Bowling may be consecrated Easter
Sunday.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07
The Casualty Record.

TAssocia,ed Press Dispatch.l
Washington, February 1.-The to-
tai major casualties in tire war are
56,592, including 27,762 killed in ac-
ton.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

Nick Stemper is an employee OF
Fowler & Pay.
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

The following letters were written
by Corporal Al Struss to his cousin,
Mrs Frieda JoaaS
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

chicken, real pumpkin pie and all.
Well, this season has all passed now
and we are on the threshold of 1919
the beginning of peace year. We al
hope TO be home soon-to see things
back in their old places, business good
even better than in previous times
and everyone pulling together with ar
accord as they have done during this
war at home and over here.
Certainly glad to hear that you arr
putting on a new addition to the mill
/ imagine. Mr.. Palmer. that outside
activities have kept you pretty much
on the jump for sometime, and know
that you all would feel the pride, ant
realize what you folks through your
Liberty Loans, Y. M. G. A., Red Cross
ietc., drives have done for us on this
Iside and although not everyone was
able to see the direct work done. il
will have to be left to the FELLOW:
from "over here" to ten their tales
when they get back
/ am afraid, Mr.. Palmer, had bet.
ter call halt on this for if / dom
chances are that might go on in
definitely Have had no snow oyel
here at all but rain. rain every day
with mud everywhere you go. An
feeling all right aside from a little
cold and hope that you are all well a
home. Was very little flu here and
trust by this time that II Is about fin-
iished in Kato.
Have certainly enjoyed hearing from
you and perhaps owe Apologies Tor no
answering sooner but am a hopes thai
may soon see you - person 70 offel
them. IS st IS &. zl
With kindest regards alnd best wish
The Mankato free press., 1919-02-07

lsoon. received your Christmas box
thanks. 1t sure was good, sister. All
my love and kisses to you all at
home | remain your loving brother
and son, Private Herbert C. Becker.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
STREIKAI ANGLIJOJ
PLATINASI.

Londonas, sausio 20 d.
Du simtai ir penkiasdesimts
tukstanciu darbininku vyru
If moterQ streikuoja Angli-
joj if yra apskaitliuojama,
kad penkiasdesimts tukstan-
ciu daugiaus darbininku pr
sidejo per paskutines dvi-
desimts keturias valandas.
Sic streikai, kurie buvo
neoficialiskai paskelbti, pla-
tinasi po visa Sail ir bijoma-
81, kad streikai dar dau-
CLAUS issiplatins.
Simtas tukstanciu darbi-
ninkq streikuoja Belfaste,
kur streikas yra generals
kas.
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DIDELI SUKILIMAI
RUMUNiJOJ.

Geneva, sausio 20 d. -
zinios is Budapesto prane-
sa, kad visoje Rumunijoje
prasidejo sukilimai kareiviu
ir ukinihku tame paciame
lake nedelioj.
Sukileliai yra gerai apsi-
ginklave if jais vadovauja
buyusieji kareiviai. Ivai-
riose vietose istiko susire-
mimai sukileliq SUI istiki-
mais kareiviais. Daug ypa-
tg likosi uzmusta Buchares-
te, kur social-revoliucijonie
rial prisidejo prie sukileliu.
Kulkasvaidziai buvo varto-
jami valdzios kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
ANGLIJAI KARE
KAINAVO 40 BILIJONU,

Londonas, sausio 20 d.
Sir q. H. Holden siadien
ant metinio susirinkimo di-
rektoriQ London City ir Mid
land banko, kurioje jis yra
vyriausiu direktoriu, prane-
Sc, kad Anglijai kare atsi-
ejo $40, GAO, 10000. Is sios
sumos $5,5S5,OOO OO,OOO b -.vo
paskolinta talkininkams. Vo
kietijai kare atsiejo, jis pa
sake, s98,75O,A 100000, is
|kuriu tiktai $2,250, 100000
'buvo paskolinta jos talki-
ninkems. 81
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BOLSEVIKAl LAIMI
UKRAJINOJ.

Londonas, sausio 20 d. -
OficialiSkas bevielinis tele-
grafo pranesimas, aplaiky-
tas is Rusijos pranesa, kad
Ukrajinos Sovietu kariume-
ne (bolseviku) sumuse Pet
luros kairumene ir uzeme
Ekater;noslava. Pranesimas
skamba sekanciai:
"Ukrajinos sovietu kariu-
meme, po smarkaus music,
sulauze smarku pasipriesini-
ma kariumenes generolo Pet
luros ir uzeme miesta Eka-
terinoslav, uzgriebdami ka-
Fluoles, kulkasvaidzius ir XII
okla medziaga.
priesas netvarkeje bega
orie Dniepro upes."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
SUVIENYTOS VALSTIJOS
SAUSOS NUO 1920 M.
Westinghouse, sausio 20

Westinghouse, sausio 20.
Frank L. Polk, veikiantls
Valstijos Sekretorius, sia-
dien formaliskai paskelbe,
kad Suvienytos Valstijos
bus sausos nuo sausio l d.
1920 m. Tam tikslui likosi
paskelbta proklamcija, ku-
rioje nurodoma, kad ratifi-
kacija pataisymo federales
konstitucijos yra sulyg kon-
stitucijos ir kad Sis pataisy-
mas sudaro dali konstituci-
jos. ii
Pasirasydalnas pc prokla-
macija, Frank L. Polk var
TOTO keleta plunksnu.
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SLAPTOS SUTART.S
Prizes PASIUNTINlUS.

Paryzius, sausio 20 d..
Londono laikrastis D ally
M a i | raso, kad sarysyie su
teritorialiskais klausimais
pirmiauS, Taikos Konferen-
liza stow priesakyj nema-
ziaus kaip triju slaptu SUI
tarciu.
"Pirmuciausiai yra .sutar-
tbs tarp Anglijos, Francuzi-
jos ir I,alijos, kuri isdalina
Adriatiko pakraSti ir kuri
susikerta smarkiai su Cecho
-Slovaku ir Jugo-Slovaku
Ireikalais.
Antra sutartis tarp Ang-
lijos ir Japonijos, sulyg ku-
rios Japonija turi gauti Vo-
kietijos salas siauriniame
Pacifiko vandenyne. Trecia
sutartis tarp Anglijos If ka-
raliaus Hedjaz, sulyg kurios
Damascus sudaro dali teri
torijos, atiduotos Hedjaz
viespatystos.. Kaslink Pales-
tinos, tai yra susitarta talp
Francuzijos ir Anglijos, su-
lyg tos sutarties Palestina
nuo juriu Galilee Xxi Egypto
(rubeziaus tenka po Anglijos
|protektoratu, from paciu lai
ku j siaurius nuo juriu Cali
lee Xxi Mazosios Azijos ten
ka Francuzijai.
Francuzija labai nori, kad
Damascus teku jai, bet He'd
JAZZ delegatai yra pasiryze
lpalaikyti Damascus savo val
dzioje, mes jis dabar randa-
Isl po jos administracija.
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KOLIONIJU LIKIMAS
NUSPRESTAS.

Paryzius, sausio 20 d. =
Svarstant apie likima Woke
tijos kolioniju prieita prie
sekancios sutarties:
1. Nei viena is kolioniju
nebus sugrazinta Vokietijai.
2. JOS (kolionijos) bus
paimtos kontrolen Lygos
Tautu ir, kadangi tarptau-
tiska administracija teritori-
jos atrod6, kaip nepasek-
minga, jos bus pavestos glo-
bon ivairiu talkininku val
stiju.
Suprantama, kad Anglia,
o taipgi ir Francuzija pra-
so, kad butq padarytas =
emimas antrame punkte, pa
matuodamos, kad nekurios
atskiros dalis kolioniju butu
dalimi jq valstijq.
Vokietijos kolionijos ir ju
reikalautojai galima sufor-
muluoti sekanciai:
l. Vakarines Afrikos rel
kalauja Francuzija.
2. Didesne dalis Kameru-
no Francuzijai, Kongo be
mazo smotuko Nigerijai.
8. Vokiska piet-vakarine
Afrika Pietines Afr;kos kor
federacijai, bet dalies rel
kalauja taipgi Portugaliska
Angola,
4. Vokietijos Rytine Afr:
ka Anglijai, bet jos dalies
reikalauja Belgijos Kcngo.
s. Kiao Chau sugrazinti
Kinijai, bet koncesijos yrs
reikalaujamos per Japonija
6. Kaizer Wilhelm ir Bis
marck archipelagai Austria
lijai.
z. Carolinos sally, Pelew
ir Marsal sally reikalauja ia
ponija ir Australia.
8. Marian arba Ladrone
sally reikalauja Japonija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
CECHAI zENGIA ANT
SAKSONIJOS.

Amsterdamas, sausio 20.
cecho-Slovaku kariumene
yra koncentruojama ant ru-
beziaus tarp Bohemijos if
Saksonijos If pranesama,
kad jie turi uzeme kaimus
Perembu, Gruenthal, Neu-
welt ir Freistadt, sulyg Ii
niQ, aplaikytu cionai is III
'ttau, Saksonijos.
Tas pats pranesimas pri-
duria, kad smarkus musis
siaucia visame fronte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
PRlNCAS MAX
KANDIDATAS.


Amsterdamas, sausio 20.
Vokieciu pranesimai at
spausdinti Viennos laikras-
tyje Ne ues 10 ur n a |
pranesa, kad Princas Max,
Badeno, buves Vokietijos
imperatoriskas kancleris,
bus nominuotas Vokieciu
ial-Demokratu ir Vokie-
ciu DemokratQ, kaipo ju
kandidatas j Vokietijos pre-
zidento ureda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
VOKIECIAI SUMUsA
LENKUS.

Londonas, sausio 20 d.
zinics is Berlino siadien pra
mesa, kad vokieciu kareiviai
po smarkaus music vel uz-
eme Schoenlaken. Pranesi-
mas pridul'ia, kad musiai SUI
lenkais netoli Brandenburg
rubeziaus tesiasi.
Sulyg ziniu is Amsterda-
mo, vokieciu laikraseiai ra-
gina valdzia geriaus atnau-
Jinti kare su talkininkais, ne
gu perduoti prekybos laivy-
na.
Laikrasciai kontroliuoja-
mi Hamburgo, Bremeno ir
CuxhavenO siuntinejimo
magnatais agituoja uz nu-
vertima valdzios ir isvaiky-
ma Steigiamojo Susirinki-
mo.
Sulyg ziniu is Berlino, pra
nesama, lad Vokietijos val
dzia mano padaryti miesta
Weimar sostine tautos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
DISKUSAVO APIE
LENKIJA.

Paryzius, sauSio 29d =
Augsciausia Taryba Taikos
Konferencijos diskusavo
klsusima Lenkijos ir instruk
cijas, kokias j priduos ko-
misijai, kuri greitu laiku is
vaziuos Lenkijor.
: Sulyg programo, Lenkijos
ir Cecho-Slovakiios atstovai
likosi paSaukti prizes Augs-
eiausia Taryba, kad jie is
destytu savo paziuras.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
TROCKIS vIENNOJ.
Londonas, sausio 20 d.

Londonas, sausio 20 d.
zinios is Bohemijos j Ex-
change Telegraph pranesa,
kad Leon Trocicy, bolseviku
kares minister's, praeitoje
savaiteje buvo Viennoj.
Buvo pranesimu laikas
nuo laiko, kad atstoyai Rusu
bolseviku randasi Austrijoj
ir Vengrijoj, kur jie varo
agitacija, kad sukelti revo-
liucijas tose salyse.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
CECHAI UzIMSIf
SILEZIJA.


Londonas, sausio 29 d. =
Sulyg oficialisko pranesimo,
koki apdare prezidentas Ma
saryk cecho-Slovaku res
publikos ir aplaikyto cionai
5evieliniu telegraph is Var
savos, pranesama, kad &C.
cho-Slovaku kareiviai uzims
rytine Silezija. Jis uzginci-
ia, kad talkininku kariume-
ne dalyvaus okupacijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
UzTvIRTINO 20 METU.
NUOSPRENDI.

Rockford, ILL.,, sausio 29d.
Gen. Charles H. Barth, ko-
manduotojas Camp Grant,
siadien uztvirtino nuospren-
dl teismo ant dvidesimts me
tq kalejimo del Frederick
W. Lighton, chicagiecio, sa-
zinisko priesininko (consci-
entious objector). Lighton
atsisake skusti bulves ir taip
neklause prisakymo aficie-
riaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
GAISRAS ITALICS
AMBASADOJ.

Tokyo, sausio 26 d. (su-
velinta). Italijos ambasada
likosi ugnies sunaikinta sia-
dien Markizas Cusani Con-
.falioneri ir nariai jo seimy-
nos nenukentejo. Markizas
Cusani nekuri laika tam at
gal buvo ambasadorium Wa
shingtone.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
PORTUGALIJOS MO-
NARCHISTAI SUMUSTI.

Lisbonas, 'sausio 29 d. -
Oficialiskai likosi siadien
pranesta, kad monarchistu
kariumene antru kartu liko-
81 sumusta valdzios karei-
w. Monarchistai, kurie lai-
ke linija ant upes Mondego
likosi stmusti atgal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
No.. 25
SUVlENYTOS VALSTIJOS
PRIPA,zINO LENKIJA.
Copy 2o

Westinghouse, sausio 20.
Valdininkas valstijos depar-
tamento, paskelbdamas pra-
nesima, kuri Valstijos Sex
retorius Lansing pasiunte Ig
nacui Jan Paderewskiui,
naujam Lenkijos premierui,
pranese, kad Suvienytos
Valstijos pripazino laikinaja
Lenkijos valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
TEVAS IR SUNUS
UZMUSTI.

Tahleguah, Okla, sausio
20 d d.-William ir Frank An
ebony, tevas ir sunus, likosi
nusauti is saudykels prize
pacto vakar, Momer Wilson,
paliuosuotas kareivis, likosi
suarestuotas sarysyje su sau-
dymu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
BELFASTE NERAMU.

Belfast, sausio 20 d. Di-
deles betvarkes istiko cionai
vakar naktyJ tamsiose gat-
vese. Daug krautviQ langu
zymesnese gatvese likosi is
dauzitos ir isvogtos. Polici-
ia daznai uzpuldineja su sa-
vo lazdomis ant riausininku,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-30
YANKIAI TRAUKIASI.

Archangelskas, sausio 28.
Amerikos If talkininkq ka-
revival j pietus nuo Archan-
gelsko apleido Shegovarsk
vakar ir pasitrauke 10 myliQ
i siaurius. Bolsevikai tesla
oombardavima talkininllg
poziciju Tarasevo ir Tul-
gas apielinkese.