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stated was. waiting on America and that everything was depending on the action this country would take.
 Only thru the League of Nations would it be possible for the new na- tions to exist and survive as it would be guaranty by the world powers of their right for national existence and liberty.
 Without, this guarantee, these na- tions would be quickly bounced upon by some of the powers waiting now to destroy them.
 If Ameri"a fails them, all nations vii! establish hostile /; mps, and the Peace. Delegates will return to their countries ashamed, with the bitter knowledge that the main object of the Peace Conference to ensure peace, has utterly failed.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

LONDON, Feb 27-Chas Edward Russell the American Socialist writer says that he whole of Europe east of the river Rhine faces chaos unless food is immediately sent on a gigan- tic scale.
 He says that a thorough investiga- tion into conditions in Germany, Aus +ria, the greater part of European Russia, the Balkan states and Italy conducted by him has convinced him that three hundred million peaple are approaching scale of acute destitu- tion. Conditions among the poorer inhabitants of the Scandinavian coun- tries are not much better.
 Only thru immediate relief and on an enormous scale will disastrous con sequences be averted Russell says
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
EXPLAINS CONSTITUTION
 LEAGUE OF NATIONS

that it is the general feeling of the Peace Conference that some pressure may be brot to bear to enforce the decrees of the League.
 The Peace Conference feels that the U S should take over Armenia and other parts of the Turkish empire to be designated later under guardian ship.
 The League places no restrictions upon military training but President Wilson stated that by keeping thoro check on the manufacture of all mill tary equipment, the League of Ma tions will go long way to eliminate che danger of wars occurring in the future.
 President Wilson emphatically de- nied the assertion made by some of his opponents that the establishment of League of Nations and Amer ica's entrance therein as a member would destroy the long established and cherished Monroe doctrine.
 The members of the committee fol- lowed President Wilson's speech and arguments with the deepest attention
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

LONDON, Feb 28-Dispatches re- ceived here from continental sources state that the French troops which have been occupying Mannheim, and Karlsruhe in Baden and the Rheingau have unexpectedly evacuated the lat ter towns and districts and have been withdrawn to the left bank of the Rhine.
 No explanations for this totally un- expected move have been made public Considerable speculation is being in
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
EIGHT IN MuNIHC

BERLIN, March 1-Serious dis turbances are continuing in Munich Bavaria.
 Some soldiers assisted by support CTS of the German government are reported to have succeeded in holding and fortifying the court buildings. Successive attempts by the radicals to oust them from this position have been made, but have been repulsed with considerable losses to the at tacking forces.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

BOSTON, Feb 24-President Will son arrived here shortly after noon today. An immense crowd had as- sembled to greet the returning execu- i've of the nation.
 The President was Vociferously greeted on his way to Mechanics Pa villion where he addressed a monster gathering.
 President Wilson stated in his speech that he accepted the challenge of the opponents of the proposed League of Nations. He strenously defended the action taken by the Peace Conference in drawing up a constitution for the League of Nations which, thru the adherence to it by the contracting powers would ensure peace.
 The whole world the President
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

the deaths from this cause alone aver age three thousand daily. Conditions are reported to be appalling and no immediate relief in sight.
 Thousands are on the verge of starvation and in such a weak condi- tion owing to malnutrition that they become easy victime to disease.
 The hospitals are crowded, but doc tors and most all medical supplies are unprocurable.
 The government seems to be una ble to relieve the food shortage, owing to the disorganization of the trans portation system.
 The dispatches state that unless i'm mediate relief is furnished the death list will reach appalling figures.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
GILLETT SPEAKER

WASHINGTON. Feb 2S-Repre- sentative James R. Mann of Illinois republican floor leader has been de- feated for the speakership of the House of Representative by Con- gressman Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts. MT Gillett has been representing his constituents contin- uously since 1893 in the House of Representatives.
 MT Mann has stated that he will relinquish the floor leadership.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

BERLIN, Feb 27-It is reported here that serious trouble is brewing in the German National Assembly and that crisis in the cabinet is con- sequently imminent.
 The Conservative Sod,a(lists and the Centrum party or Clericals have formed coalition for the purpose of reducing the so-called Sovietism in the German government.
 The members of the coalition alarm ed at the spread of radicalism and fearing the passage of much radical legislation to which they are bitterly opposed intend to block any and all legislation proposed by the majority
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
PARTIES UNITE TO
 BUCK RADICALS

Socialists which is, considered by the coalition to be of too revolutionary character.
 That the radicals will not allow them selves to be thus sidetracked is taken for granted here and some extremely spirited sessions of the Assembly are expected whenever the coalition uses their reactionary tactics to block any legislation proposed by the Radicals but which fails to suit the coalition members.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

PARIS, Feb 27-It has been un- officially stated that the Peace Con- ference has declared on compromise the German territory west of the rive thine including Alsace- Lorraine and part of Rheinish Prus- sia The inhabitants of this terri tory win he allowed to establish an independent republic under the pro- lection of the League of Nations un- til Germany has paid her war. debts in full.
 After the debt has been completely wiped o1t, then the people of this republic shall determine whether or
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
TOOK oATH OF OFFICE

It seems likely after all that the legislature will be seated and go into session next Tuesday, according to advices reaching here. It is under stood the Clerks Office was wired to and requested to wire the returns of the missing precincts John A, Will son took the oath of office as Road Commissioner in the Clerks office to- day.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
ember of the League.

member of the League.
 Senator Knox claims that a war would be legalized under seven diff ferent circumstances and be made compulsory in three.
 The U. s. Congress would relin- quish the power to declare war, and by agreeing to a limitation of arma- ment, America entrance into the League would be deathblow to American sovereignty.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

LONDON, Feb 2S-The London Times asserts on good authority that the Peace Conference has stipulated as one of the preliminary peace terms that Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey be completely disarmed.
 Germany will be asked to surrender a supplementary one hundred war vessels of all kinds and all subma- rines still in her possession to be turned over to Allied control.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

of restoring the Hohenzollern dynas- ty.,
 A number of former German army officers, members of the nobility are reported to have been arrested by the government, having been implicated in a plot to overthrow the present Ger man government.
 This plot when nipped in the bud is reported to have reached quite formidable dimensions, but the ar rest of the leaders has tended to dis courage the instigation of this move- ment.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
DECLARES MARTIAL LAW

MADRID, March 1-The Bolshe- vik disturbances have assumed such serious dimensions that the Spanish government has ben compelled to de-
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
WOULD DESTROY SOVEREIGNTY

WASHINGTON, March Speak ing during yesterdays session of the Senate, Senator Knox of Pennsylvania annalyzing the constitution of the proposed League of Nations stated that American Sovereignty would be destroyed should the U s. become
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
T0DAY'S NEWS
 BRIEFLY TOLD

clare martial law in this city.
 Stores have been footed by the rioters and fights beween the radical element and the police are of daily occurrence.
 Soldiers have been prot into the city to assist he civil authorities in maintaining order
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
HAPGOOD NOMINATED

WASHINGTON, Feb 2S-Norman Hapgood has received the nomination for Minister Plenipotentiary to Den- mark.
 Hapgood who has gained an envia- ble reputation as a writer has been
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

but when interviewed refused to com ment on the Presidents statements,
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
MILLIONS NEARLY
 STARVING EUROPE

that conditions are indescribably bad and the seriousness of the situation can hardly be over estimated. The outlook for the future is extremely serious and efforts of an enormous scale will have to be made to save millions of people from dying of star vation.
 The countries most effected by the food shortage are in such an unset tied state owing to the war and the disorganization of their governments and industries that it is doubtful whether the next harvest will tend to relieve the situation.
 PARIS, Feb 25-Dispatches re- ceived from Russia state that hunger
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01
WILL ESTABLISH
 NEW REPUBLIC

not hey prefer independence or wish to be reunited with Germany.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

BERLIN, Feb 27-it is rumored here that the German monarchist party has not as yet given up all hope
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

du1ged in regarding this withdrawal.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-03-01

Keep Posted, Read the WORKER.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
ISAKE LENKAMS NE
UZPULDINETI ZYDU.

Paryzius, birzelio 81 d.
Sekretorius Lansing aplaike
nuo Suvienytu ValstijQ mi
nisterio is Varsavos prane-
sima, kad generolas Haller
isake savo kariumenei susi-
laikyti nuo uzpuolimu ant
zydu.
Generolas Halleris savo
isakyme pabrieze, kad ka-
reiviui nepridera uzpuldine
ii civlius gyventojus, todel
jis ir reikalaujas, kad ka-
revival, kurie esq po jo ko-
manda neuzpuldinetu civil
liq zmoniq; gi surasti kal-
tais perzengime sio isaky-
mo bus teisiami karisko teis
mo. A.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
MEKSIKOS SUMS VIR-
STA | ,VILKUS.

Phoenix, Ariz., birzelio
q d. sioje apielinkeje Wis
daugiau randasi, taip vadi-
nanny, laukiniu sunu. Tai
yra Meksikos SUMS, kuriuos
ukininkai nustojo peneje ar
kaip nors apleido.
Jie y5liau iseina j girias
IL pagalios prisideda prie
vilkQ; bit ''bininkams jie
esq dar pavojingesni uz vii
kus, mes daug drasesni ir
turedami panasuma j SUMS
tur geresne proga nutverti
bile gyvuli. - a ss:sssggl
Arizonos gyvuliu inspek-
torius organizuoja ukinin-
kus pradeti kova SUI lauki-
niais. sunimis. Tam, sako,
gerai tinka ivairps slastai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
SIBIRE P.ASILIKS 10000
AMERIKONU.

Washington, birzelio FL.
Virsininkas generalio stabo
pranese, kad Sibire Suvieny
tu Valstiju karumenes pasi-
liks apie 10000 neaprube-
ziuotam laikui.
Nors Siuo laiku nera nu-
statyta laiko istraukimui
Americas kariumenes is ST.
biro, bet kareiviai, kurie jau
yra atsitarnave, bus paliuo-
suojami is tarnystes, sulyg
paprastai priimtu taisykliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
NE SERBIJOS KALTE
DEL KARES.

Berne, birzelio 22 d. Vie
name Berlino laikrastyje til
po Austrijos uzrubeziniQ rel
kalu ministerijos telegra-
mas, kulis parodo, jog Ser
bija nera kalta del praside-
jimo kares.
Telegramas yra is 13 die
nos liepos, 1914 metu, kur
parodoma jog Sarajevo "
musysteje, kur buvo uzmus-
tas Austrijos sosto ipedinis
del ko II kilo kare, Serbijos
valdzia nera prisidejus.
Reiskia Serbia negaminusi
faktQ, kurie butu isSauke ka
re.
Mat vokieciai kaltina Ser
bija, buk j suplianavlsi uz-
musyste, kad davus priezas-
Il karei.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
TALKININKAI NEMAI-
Nemainys Sutarties.

Paryzius, birzelio 22 d.
Vokieciu nubalsavimas pri-
init taikos islygas ir ju rel
kalavimai istraukti punktus
del vokieciu atsakomybes
uz issaukima kares ir del
kaizerio ir ktu teismo, Will
sonas apleike 7:45 81 vaka-
ra.
.Keturi didiejie aplaike
Siuos praneSimus tur6jo
trumpa posedi, kuriame nu-
sprende, jog pamainymu
taikos sutartyje nebus. Refs
kia vokieciai turi ar pasira-
syti, ar panedelyje talkinin
ky kariumene trauks Vokie-
tijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
NAUJA MINISTERIAL
VOKIETIJOJE.

Berlinas, birzelio % d.
Rezignavus Scheidemanno
ministeriu kabinetui buvo
sanku sudaryti nauja kabi-
meta. Buvo pavesta DR..
David sudaryti kabineta,
bet jis nepajiege to pada-
ryti.
Pagaliaus prezidentas E.
bert pavede sudaryti minis
teriQ kabineta Herr Bauer,
buvusiam darbo ministeriui,
kuris If sudare kabineta,
prielanku pasirasymui po
taikos sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
GOMPERS VEL DARBI-
NINKU VADU.

Atlantic City, N. j., bir-
zelio 21 d. siadien Ameri-
kos Darbo Federaiijos Kon
grese tapo isrinktas prezi-
dentu federacijos zinomas
Samuel Gompers. Sis isrin-
Xmas nepatinka radikalis-
kiems federacijos nariams.
Shame kongrese Gomper-
sui taipgi tapo pakelta alga
nuo $500 Xxi $4,000 j
metus. ~ 34l
Bet algos pakelimui buvo
priesingas pats Gompers. Jis
prirodinejo, kad tas "
kenks darbiniku ju,'ejimui.
Mes jam bunant Europoje
jau ir dabar prie mazesnes
algos jis buvo priskaitomas
prie miliionieriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
ATVYKO AMERIKO ON
SINNFEINEl2IU
VADAS.

New York, birzelio 21 d.
siadien tapo pranesta, kad
New Yorkan atvyko sinn-
feineriu vadas profesorius
de Valera. 10 keliones tik-
slu yra darbuotis Ameriko-
je del Airijos Neprigulmy-
bes Jis, ksip manoma, Ian
kysis po ivairius Americas
miestus su agitacija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
SUDEGE 1000 AKERIU
KVIEcIU

Chico, Cal. Ant vienos
dideles farmos istiko primo
kusiq kvieciu gaisras, k,l-
rluo isdeginta kvieeiq Iau-
kaS 1000 akeriu; nuostoliu
nuo gaisro yra apie $780,
900. Gaisras prasidejo nuo
elektrikines kibirkstie3 is in
Zinc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
VOKIECIAI PRIIMA TAI
KOS ISLYGAS.

Berlinas, birzelio % d.
Vokietija pasirasys po tai
kos sutartimi. Vokietijos
steigiamasai susi1-inkimas
siadien po piet 237 balsais
prizes 1873 nusprend6 pasira-
syti. Penki atstovai susilaike
nuo balsavimo.
Steigiamasai susirinkimas
taipgi isreiSke uzsitik6jima
naujai sudarytam Bauer mi
nisteriu kabinetui; uzsitike-
jilna uzreiske 236 balsais
prizes SO prie 68 balsu susi-
laikiusiq.
Pirm uzreiskiant naujam
kabinetui uzsitikejima, nau-
jasai kancleris uzreiske kad
vaidzia pasirasys taikos SUI
tartimi, bet reikalaus, kad
butu istraukti is sutarties
punktai, kur kalbama apie
kaizerio ir kitty vokieciu tel
sinna per talkininkq tribu-
nola, kaipo kares kaltininku
ir kad ant Vokietijos puola
atsakomybe uz issaukima
kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23

nedaug kuo blogesns sllg vaku ubuvo
IS istoveiusiu Scapa Flow

Is istovejusip Scapa Flow
vokieciu laivu nenuskandy-
tQ mazai teliko. Bet nekurie
is nuskandintu laivu, ypac
mazesni, tapo isvilkti j
krasta.
Dabar kila klausimas
kan prigules tie istraukti
is vandens j krasta Laval:
ar Anglijai, kuri juos isvil-
kusi j krasta ar apie ju liki-
ma spres visi talkininkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
PASIRASYMUI VISKAS
PARUOSTA.

Versailles, birzelio 22 d.
Pasirasymas po taikos sutar
timi bus garsioje veidrodzip
saleje.
Pasirasyti po sutartimi
lures 100 atstovu. Jie bus
issaukiami alfabetiskai if
kiekvenas pasirases lures
pazymeti kokios sales yra
atstovu.
Pasirasymas po taikos
sutartimi lures prasideti pa
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
KAIZERIS PATARIA VO-
KIECIAMS PASIRASYTI.

Paryzius, birzelio 22 d.
- Keleiviai, atvyke is .Vo-
kietijos, pranesa, jog buvu-
sis Vokietijos kaizeris pa
taria vokiecams pasirasyti
po taikos sutartimi; pana
slos nuomones, sakoma,
esas ir fieldmarsalas Hin
denburgas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
PERSHING GAUS OAK.
TARO LAIPSNI.

Paryzius, birzelio 2l d.
'Generolas Pershing panede-
lyJe vaziuoja Londonan, o
is ten j Oxfordo universe
teta, kur utarninke jam bus
lteikta laipsnis daktaro G
viliQ teisiQ. Pershingas Pa
ryzlun sugriz seredoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
UZMUsTA JUDAMU PA
VEIKSLU LEOPATRA.

Chicago, Ill. Leopardas,
.kuris buvo naudojamas 10
simui scenu giriose il abel
mai su tigrais, pradejo da-
rytis piktu If artistai memo
rejo losti SUI juo, todel tapo
nuzudytas. Jis uzmusta su
pagelba elektors, kad nesu-
gadinus jo kailio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
KARES STOVIS WINNI-
PEGE.

Winnipeg, birzelio 21 d.
siadien popiet tapo paskelb
ia mieste kares stovis. Prize
toxic zingsnio privede sia-
dienines streikieriQ riauSes,
kuriose tapo uzmusta vienas
vyras If du suzeisti suviais
streikieriu burio.
Raitoji policija irgi palei-
do suvius iris sykius j mi
MIA, kuomi tapo viena ypa-
ia uzmusta If iris suzeista.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
DENIKIN PERSEKTOJA
BOLSEVIKU ARMIJA.

Ekaterinodar,, Russia, bir-
zelio II (suvelinta). Spe-
kos generolo Denikin pa
sekmingai persekioja boise
viku armija apie is $4,000
vyru. Bolseviku armija be-
tvarkeje traukiasi linkui u
pes Volga. Denikino spe-
kos. kaip pranesama, jau
yra tx 20 myliu nuo miesto
Caricin ant kranto Volgos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
LAIVAS UZVAzIAVO
ANT SEKLUMOS.

New Bedford, Mass, bir-
zelilo Fl d. Laivas North
land, plaukias is New Yor-
ko j Bostona uzvaziavo ant
seKlumos netoli New Bed
ford. Laivo dugnas tapo su-
ardytas. $50 pasazieriu lai-
veliais atgabenta j New Bed
lord.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
lOkietiai NuskandinO SavO Laivyna,
lnsake Lenkams neuzpuldineti zydu.
Denikin Pergali Bolsevikus.

nedeyje, 6:49 vakare, t. Y.
kada iteikta yokieciams tai
kos sutartis ir tests, kaip ma
noma, apie 100 minutu.
Xxi siol n6ra zinoma, ar
taikos konferencijos pirmi-
ninkas Clemenceau laikys
prakalba, ar ne.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
RADIO 60 PEDU KAULA.

Winnipeg, Man. birzelio
Il d. Cia gauta zinia nuo
gelzkeliu inzinieriaus A. j.
Gayle, kad pakranteje upes
Deer, Alberta provincijoje
rasta kaulas so pedu ilgio.
Manoma, kad tai yra kau-
las dinosauro'ir dedamos pa
stangos, kad suradus kitus
zuvusio gyvuno kaulus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
APSIVERTUS TROKUI
VIENAS UzMUSTA.

Akron, O., birzelio 21 d.
siadien ryte kariSkas trokas
veze rekrutus is Akron ir
kelyie susiduzo su farmeris
ku troku. Pasekmeje tro-
kas apsiverte uzgriudamas
jane vaziavusius kareivius
If. jureivius. Vienas tapo az
mustas r devyni suzeisti, ne
kurie sul.kiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
VOKIECIAI NUSKANDI-
NO SAVO LAIVYNA.

Londonas, birzelio DID,
Vokieciai nuskandino 43 sa
vo kariskus laivus Sic lai-
val, po sulaikymui musiu
buvo perduoti talkininkams
be jokiq iSlygQ.
Jie buvo atgabenti Angli-
JOS uostan Scapa Flow ir
palikti Xxi apie jQ galutina
ikima nuspres taikos kon-
ferencija. Bet apie ju liki-
ma dar nebuvo galutinai
nuspresta, mes talkininku
nuomones skyresi.
Priziurejimui laivp palik-
ia skaieius vokieciu aficieru
If kareiviq, bet ant laivu ne
buvo anglq sargybos. Ia
proga pasinaudoje vokieciai
ir nuskandino laivus.
Plrma zinia apie 'nuskan-
dinima laivu gavo Exchange
Telegraph per savo reporte-
RUS nuo farmeriu is apielin-
kes Scapa Flow. Bet
jureivijos ministerial ant
pirmQjQ tam uzgncijo r SUI
lake apie tai zinia vienok
veliau patti ministerial pra-
nese oficialiai.
Skandinimui laivu sigma
lu, kaip pranesama, buvo
raldona veliava, kuri buvo
iskelta ant vieno laivo.
Vokieciai atidar6 laivu
dugnuose liokus ir iskele
ant skestancu laivp sena
(kaizerio) Vokietijos velia-
va, susedo j valtis r leidosi
linkui krasto.
Delei tulq priezassiu pax.
rascio sargyba saude j ne.
kurias yokieciu yaltis uzmu-
SAINT ar suzeid6iant kelets
ypatq. Daugelis vokiecil
apleido valtis ir plaukte is
plauke j krasta.
/ Voketijos admirolas il
aficierai taipgi If, priside
jusie pre- nuskandinmo lai
WI jureiviai paimti ant Ang
lijos karisko laivo, kur il,
bus tardomi del ju pasielgi
.lmo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
KARIsKA KOMTsIJA
TARDYS KORESPON-
DENTA.

CobIenz, birzelio 22 d.
Tapo paskirta speciale ko-
misija is zymiu aficieru, ku-
RE tardys Robert Minor, A.
merikona laikrastininka il
kartunista, kuris tapo ares
tuotas kariskos valdzios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
DVIGALVIS zAITYS.

Spokane, Wash. Artimuo
Sc kalnuose tapo sugautas
dvigalvis zaltys. jis turi
galvos is abieju galu,
tik .viena kick mazesne, bet
abb vienokios. zaltys taipgi
gall ir sliauzti j abu galu.
Jis yra 22 'oliu ilgio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
2 2 ORAS.

Chicagoje ir apislinkeje:
Panedelyje ir utarninke
debesiuota If gall butt lie
taus su griaustlniu; maza
atmaina temperatusoje, VI
dutiniai pietryciu veiai.
Sauletekis, 5:15; saulelei-
dis, 8:29.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
PENKI KONGRESMONAI
ISVAZIUOJA EUROPON.

New York, birzelio 21 d.
Vakar laivu Laviathan is
vaziavo Europon penki Su-
vienytQ Valstiju kongresmo
nj, kuriu tikslu yra studi-
juoti dalyku stow Europoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-23
RIAUSES ALIASKOJE.
Juneau, Alaska birzelio

Juneau, Alaska birzelio
% d. Gubernatorius
Riggs isak6 narlaiviu mai
kintojui vykti apielinken
Yakutat, kur esq sukile vie
tos gyventojai. Taipgi kilo
streikieriu riauses Kodiake
Port Althropo, pasiusta ka-
riskas laivas Vicksburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
FOOLISH NESS is GOOD
FOR BOYS AND GIRL S
Professor William McKeever Urges Parents Rich and
Poor, to Enter Into the Spirit
of Funmaking.

with which YOU work. II YOU Will bu,
realize that your business is proba
bly, not u viii; more important 70,
the community, for the nation. for tho
race. than is this nonsense business
OF the children you viii be fair to this
great natural disposition: otherwise
not.
Some tired parents Will resen, this
rattle bang type OF nonsense which
am advocating in answer TO a recial
desire of all normal children. | will
admit that YOU cannot enjoy such a
lively game IL YOU sit and resis, its
noise. But grab = djShpan and fall
into the rhythmic dining of il and YOU
VIII get something OF the childish
There will be Il zine later when
these same children Will enter the
stage OF melody in their musical APP
pp,rceciati on-anoiher, step in the race
and perhaps your pleasure. 10 sing
YOU may still he a; tina; point OF mu-
steal progress While many adults
never pass further, harmony is sup
posed 10 be the true adult stage OF
appreciation of the ar; of music.
Now, dear parent. you must Ger
tainly appreciate the idea here adj
Eanced. namely. that il is your duty
TO help your child live his life from,
thought and feeling. You mus; help
him realize himsel: through the use
and direction OF his normal DISPOSE
tions and desires. and 20 him one of
these days racial interests just now
is the craving FOR rhythmic sound
movement, nonsense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
M AInlliiinn

AS the subject for their usual cssay
tue schoolnaStcr asked his pupils to
say what they would do if they he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

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