davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Bond Market

Trading in the bond market last
week was heavy, but the gains we're
small compared with the week before
The most noteworthy feature was the
sale of the 3s per cent Victory note
issues above par. A good deal of in
terest was taken on Saturday in the
statement of William A. Day, of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, that
Secretary Glass had told him the gov
ernment needed more money and would
have to float more loans. Whether this
indicated any change in policy, it was
difficult to decide
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

had been attacked OF account OF its
Russian policy, both because it had
rot acceded to the Allies desire to send
large forces into Russia for pacllication
purposes and because the American
forces are fighting the Bolsheviki, SEN
ator Hitchcock added:
Geographically, OF course. there IS
q Russia still, but IL & political sense
there is no responsible Russian gov
ornmenr with which ou- government
or any other government can deal"
Citing the Bolshevik reign of ter
ror and the movement TO protect the
Czecho- -Slovaks in Russia, Senator
Hitchcock said the Bolsheviki, inspired
by German agents and with German
troops and prisoners. attempted in
most disgraceful bad faitk." to capture
the Czecho-S Sovaks. With Russian
allies. Senator Hitchcock said, the
Czechs have maintained a battlefront
inland of nearly 5000 miles.
Vast Muni,ion Stores Saved
The American and Allied operations
at Vladivostok saved stores worth mill
ions Of dollars from German capture,
but were too late to save those at
Archangel, Senator Hitchcock told the
Senate. He also said the Murman coast
and harbor were seized when it was
learned the Germans had 10000 men
headed for that district, with plans to
establish . submarine base at Muir
mansk. Archangel, too, was held, he
said to prevent it becoming q German
base
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Allies Planning to Ease
Blockade for Food Relief
Mitigation Needed 10 Admit
Passing of Supplies to Poland,
Sloyakia and Russia

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The representatives
Of the Allied nations here intend to
give immediate consideration to the
question of mitigating the severity Of
the blockade of the Central Powers.
according to indications to-day. Such
mitigation, it is pointed out, would be
granted in order to admit of the pass
ing in Of food supplies for Czecho-
Slovakia, Poland and sections of Russia
and other territory which it is desired
to reach and which cannot be reached
except through territory the Central
Powers are holding.
England and Italy have not as yet
appointed their members of the Inter
national Food Commission, and conse-
Quently revictualling plans under the
direction of Herbert c. Hoover have
not been perfected. This delay also
has rendered it impossible for him to
arrange for the purchase of fats and
other foodstutfs urgently needed by
the populations of regions evacuated
by the German armies.
One of the greatest immediate needs
is for fats, virtually all of which must
come from America. Sufficient quanti-
ties of pork products are not available
elsewhere. 1t is expected that the
German ShlpS required TO send food to
the people to be supplied will be avail
able shortly after the opening ression
of the peace congress. The delay in
formulating preliminary food plans is
causing the greatest uneasness among
representatives of the suffering
peoples, who arc now in Paris seeking
relief as a means of checking Bolsle-
yism.
While CO plete surveys of food con-
ditions IN evacuated territories and the
Central Empires are not yet available,
partial Investigations show iamentable
conditions requiring immediate relief
This s especially the case in the Bal
Lor, and Poland
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Government Ownership
Plan Opposed by Banker

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-Quotation of
ohm J. Mitchell, president of the Illi-
nois Trust & SAVINGS Bank. in favor
OF government ownership of railroads
IS an error. according to S. Davies
Wartield, Of Baltimore, president Of
the National Association Of Owners of
Railroad Securities. Mr.. Warfield has
been IN consultation here with other
members of the association concerning
private ownership.
"Mr Mitchell is no moro in favor
OF government ownership than | am"
re said. Being told that Director
Genera McAdoo had resigned and
would Immediately return the rail
roads to their owners, Mr.. Mitchell
simply stated: If this takes place
without remedial Legislation the tinan-
clal chaos would be disastrous and [
would prefer government ownership!'" Z"
AS to the association of railroad
security owners, Mr.. Warfield said:
"lhe National Association of Own
in membership over $5,O0O,OO 900 of
the SIT 200, 100000 railroad securities
in the hands of the public When you
consider that one-fourth Of the total
investments of the great life insur-
ance companies are composed Of rail-
road securities; that over 10000 900
unduplicated life insurance policies
are outstanding; that every life in
surcd has, therefore, one-fourth of the
provision made after death invested
in railroad securities; that 10000, 600
people, nearly one-half the country's
population. have financial interest in
the railroads, you can form an idea
Of how important become the methods
under which these properties are to
be returned 70 their owners.
"The responsibility of Congress in
providing for this large proportion of
our population, together with the bust
ness interests OF the country, is very
great. Unless the railroads arc re-
turned under safe and sane methods,
the credit structure of the country will
not stand the strain and all business
will suffer accordingly. Our member
ship includes nearly all the life insur-
aucc companies and directly represents
over 25.000,000 OF the 50000,00 in
veators in railroad securities. These
include dcpositors in mutual savings
banks, holders of life policies, indi-
viduals, trustees of estates, nnivcr-
sitics. colleges and fduciary institu-
tiona"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

"(c) If he find it to be practicable
and in the public interest he should
Rave power, in the event of the fail
urc of the interested carriers to
agree, to require the use of the ter
minals Of any carrier by another or
other carriers on such terms as he
may fix as reasonable and just, sub
interested carrier to the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Germans Cheek Poles
Advance in Posen
Patriots Are Defeated Near
holman; Negotiations Begun
to End Hostilities

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 9.-Polish troops
advancing from kolmar, north of Po-
sen. were defeated by German volun-
teers. who later occupied Kolmar, ac-
cording to report from Berlin to-day
The losses on both sides are declared
10 have been very heavy. The Ger
mans also occupied Weissenhoehe. in
the kolnlar district. after a stiff fight
A dispatch to the Frankfort GA
zette' from Posen says that negota-
tions are in progress between the Ger
man government and the Polish author
tiles. With q view to avoiding useless
bloodshed.
BERLIN, Jan. 7 (By The Associated
Press The issuance of stirring call
by the Ebert government for volun-
teer army to repress the Polish inva-
sion was feautre of the day.
PARIS, Jan. 9-The German govern
rnent has opened negotiations with the
Poles, who have invaded the Province
of Posen. according to the Frankfort
"Gazette," which says that there are
hopes that an understanding ending
the fighting will be reached.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

Time was, when ready
made" conveyed only an
idea Of nlishts-uncouth
garments fashioned by the
million, for the million.
AS a matter Of fact, even
to-day in some lines, tie
"hand-me-down' effect is
still there!
But not here!
The standard we set is
the same as the finest custom
made. We go to the utmost
pains to produce the very
best; offer moneyboch if you
find you can do better else
where.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th st -Four at 34th ST
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
extraordinary!

Extraordinary!
Yes, even in an age of
cleverly constructed lug
gage this wardrobe trunk
stands supreme.
STRONG-it's made of
3-ply veneer. All sections
are Eastwood. All strain
points heavily reinforced.
Brassed corners. Covered
with heaviest grade army
duck and interlined with
Same quality.
CONVENIENT!-Tne
new system of locking
eliminates bending over
no more broken finger
nalls from stitf clasps,
for the closing and lock
ing are done in one easy
operation. No key nee
essary' TO lock it.
A strapless tainer
eliminates wrinkling of
garments. There arc
twelve combination hang
ers and an appreciable
innovation in space saw
ing is the adjustable shoe
and laundry bag.
When opened as a bu-
reau this trunk has seven
drawers, d divid c d for
neckwesr, lingerie and
hats. These sections can
be locked without clos
ing the trunk.
PRIDE-wcll, it's iusti-
fable in arriving with
such aristocratic looking
baggage. We know Of
no trunk more pleasing
III appearance.
Regulation size 45x22x22
inches. $1,000
Suit Cpse S
Of surprising strength.
The Eastwood veneer
frames reinforce t h c m
where the average hand
luggage is weak. Gov
cred With heavy grade
cowhide and fastened
with two side lever Eng
lisl1 locks. Sewed on
leather handles. Lining
OF English plaid design.
Shirt fold IN top, interior
leather strapped top ard
bottom. Size "a inches.
$3.50
ENN0vs s-I;fth Floor. sIth ST..
Smoke the MiIesAway
Mi Fogar Cigars will
prove a solace on the
long trip. Made Of gen
uiDe Havana tobacco bv
skilled Cubaas.
Light Perfecto,
Box Of rs, So 10
Box Of so, 81 Of
For a shortsmoke there's
unusual satisfaction in
FL Ecuador Turkish Gig
arettes. D eli g htfuliv
mild. Plain or cork tips.
Box of so, &c
Box of 100, 81 %
LNGgy5 Fifth Floor. ssth St..
Front.
Thank Kseapens!
A little fore
S g h t and .a
S5.94 prevent
a drenching = ~N
- Tuck one &, &,Ay
Of tl1es c GA&TI
mems folding IaSsg$
umbrellas in
your suitcase ~
and forget it
until needed.
Covered in twilled silk
or silk mixtures. Fold
ing handles, Prince of
Wales crook IN MaIacca
CT snake wood finish.
Opera or Club handle in
lockwood. Other folding
models,
$3.50, $500, $500
Women's Folding
Umbrellas at S5.94
Coverings of twilled silk or
silk mixture. An attractive
variety Of handles included.
Malacca with leather mill
tary strap; StcD PARTRIDGE
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
No. Al
Copy &c

yra atsisaukimQ If rusu kali
boje j vietos rusus.
Pamfletuose raginama
Americas kareivius sutverti
kareiviu komitetus ir parei-
kalauti nuo aficieru, kad
leistQ vaziuoti namo Ameri-
kon, mes kare SUI Vokietija
jau uzsibaige, taipgi nera re
kalo pasilikti Rusijoj.
Nuo vasario II d. boise
vikai nedaro jokiu uzpuoli-
mu ant talkininkQ. Talki-
ninkq lakunai taipgi prane-
sa, kad uzpakalyje bolsevi-
ky fronto nesimato jokio ju-
dejimo. IS to daroma iSve-
dimas, kad bolSevikai nesi-
rengia prie uzpuolimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18

VOkietija priima naujas taINninkg i$|ygas.
Lenkai gausia Poznanig.
Buk geras Vyras, arba--

ta, yra labai blogas. Esa
tenai ir moteris bel vaikai
[lenkai] kovoja prizes rusi-
nus. Talkininku delegacija,
kuri dabar yra Lenkijoj, sa-
koma, sius speciale komisi-
ia j Lenberga istyrimui tik-
ro dalyku stovio.
Rusinai nenori atiduoti
lenkams kerosino sulniu, ku-
RE yfa i pietus nuo Lem
bergo. Jie reikalauja sau
visos rytines Galicijos net
Xxi upses Sano IL garsios
Premyslio tvirtov6s, o lenkai
taip-pat turi prete sijas prie
sitQ plotu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
SPARTAKAI LAIMI.

Berlinas, vasario led. (su
velinta). SpartakQ kariu-
meme is apielinkiniu mics
teliu 81 ryta uzeme Gelsen-
girchen, Westphalijoje. Jie,
apgaleje buvusia mieste val
dzios kariumene ir policija,
pradejo mieste seimyninkau
ii.
Pranesama, kad spartaku
kareiviai seimyninkauja ne
tik viesose istaigose, bet ir
privaciuose namuose. Rade
uzrakytas duris, jas islauzia
ir imasi is namo, kas jiems
patinka.
Berline ir-gi laukiama
spartaku didesnio veikimo.
Mat siadien cia suarestuota
apie 80 spartaku atstovQ,
kurie, kaip manoma, pliana-
vo sukilima Berline trumpo-
je ateityje.
Gi is Kopenhageno prane-
sa, kad spurtakai uzeme
Niuremberga, Bavarijoj. Su-
kilima Niuremberge iSsauke
valdiskos kariumenes noras
sustabdyti spartaku procesi-
ia, kuri tuomet protestavo
prizes valdzios sumanyma re
0organizuoti kariumene.
Sakoma, kad is kareiviu
barakQ buvo paleista suviai
i minia, kuri po to uzpuole
vyriausia kariumenes stabo
stovykla, krasos IL telegrafo
ofisus, laikraScius If kitas
viesasias istaigas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
LENKAI UZIMSIA
LIETUVA?

Bernas, sveicarijoj, vasa-
rio 16 d. (suv6linta) .-Pra-
neSama [keno?], kad derry
bos tarp Lietuvos If Lelki-
jos privede prie su.arties,
sulyg kurios Desimtoji Vo-
kiskoji Armija pasitrauks is
Lietuvos, o lenkiskoji armi-
ia uzims sail, tokiu budu
apleista. Sakoma, kad len
ky kariumene jau izenge
Volkoviska, ne oil Gardino.
[Volkovj5kio nereik su-
masyti su Vilkoviskiu, SUI
valku gubernijoj. Sta Ii
MIA yra aiSkiai darbas len
kiskos agitacijos if propa-
gandos.]
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
STREIKAS VOKIETIJOJ

Berlinas, vasario II d.
Streikas Berlino krautuviu
patarnautojQ dar tesiasi; vi
SO streikuoja j 10000. Ber-
limo streikas persimeta ir j
kitas vietas. Pranesama,
kad Hamburge sustreikavo
5000 krautuyiQ patarnauto-
jQ. Jie apleisdami darba-
vietes paliko pliakatus su
parasu: "MusV darbdaviai
pelno milijonus, 0 NUNS mo
ka rs markes j menesi."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
LENKAI RINKSIA
VIRSININKUS.

VarSava, yasario 15d. (su
velinta). - Lenku atstovQ
buto pirmininku, arba kaip
lenkai vadina marSalu, tepo
iSrinktas M. Trompczynski.
Jis turi parliamentari patty
rima, mes pirmiaus buvo ma
riu Vokietijos reichstago.
Trompczynski yra pastaty-
tas nuo desiniQju partlju If
tapo isrinktas vos tik ketu-
riu balsu didumu.
Susitvarkius atstovu butui,
bus renkamas Lenkijos pre-
zidentas. Sulyg Lenkijos
konstitucijos sales preziden
tas bus rerkamas ne EMO
niu, kaip tai yra Amerikoj,
be- tautos atstovQ, kaip kad
yla Francuzijoj.
Du svarbiausi kandidatai
j Lenkijos p~ozidentus bus
Ignacy Padarewski, zinomas
pj@nistas, If gen. Jozef Pill
sudzki, sule1kejusis lietuvis.
Padarewskio kan1idatura
rems deSiniosios partijos, Q
gen. Pilsudzkis lures para
ma kairiuju If viduriniu, t.y,
pazangiuju partiju.
Manoma, kad persvara pa
darys kaimieciQ partija. 81
ia partija, kaip iSrodo ikl
siolei, linksta Padarewskic
pusen, bet kaip il galu gale
pasielgs, to dabar dar ne
galima tikrai pasakyti.
Dalyky stovis rytinej Ga
licijoj, kur lenkai musasai 81
rusinais uz Lembergo mics
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
VOKIECIAI ISLEIDO
$4,000, 100000 SIOJ
KAREJ.

Weimar, vasario Is d.
(suvelinta). DR.. Schiffer,
Vokietijos pinigyno ministe-
ris, bekalbedamas Steigia-
name Susirinkime Weimar,
pasake nusistebejusiems SUI
sirinkusiems, kad vokieciai
sleido $4O,2OO,O 100000 sios
kares reikalams.
Toliau, DR.. Schiller praSe
seimo, kad nubalsuotu val
dziai paskola apie $5,O6O,-
100000, sakydamas, kad pc
reitojo spalio menesio val
dzia buvo ant pat kranto
likvidacijos, kuomet jai at
sake paskola $3,000,00O, 900.
Pagal metus Vokietija ka
res islaidas turejo sekanciai
1914 m. = 1850, ,000,0 900;
5-$5, $500, 100000; 1916
m.-$6, $780, 100000; 1917m.
SO, ,875, 100000; 1913 m.
S12, ,125, 100000. Be to dar
buvo paskolinta Vokietijos
talkininkams $2,375, 900, 900
ir isleido scecialiu lido
bondsu 81, 800, 100000.
Viskas sudaro iSlaidQ virs
$4,000, 100000, kas pervir-
sijo valdzios rankose esanti
kredita S3,50O,OO0, 1000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
BEDARBIU SKAICIUS
DIDINASI.

Chicago, ILL.,, vasario I'D.
Valdzios darbo biuro direk-
torius M. L. Crawford pra-
mesa, kad, sulyg gautu Ii
niQ, bedarbiQ skaicius didi-
nasi. Per savaite laiko bu-
vo pareikalavimu darbo val
dzios biure 1885, gi su-
teikta darbo 77,977.
Be to, sulyg pranessimu,
matyt, kad apie trecdalyje
vietu jauciama stoka darbi.
ninkQ, gi kitur jauciama dal
bininku pervirsi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
VOKIEcIAI PRIIMA
NAUJAS ISLYGAS.

Kopenhagen, vasario I'D.
Vokie eyijos valdzia pereito
ned6ldienio vakare prieme
naujas islygas, kurias talki-
ninkai buvo jai pastate, kuo
met musiQ pertraukos sutar-
tis pasibaige ir reikejo is
naujo ia prailginti.
Vyriausis vokiskos delega
cijos perdetiris Matthias Err
berger buvo parases marsalo
Foch, kad jis duotu jiems
laiko pasirasyti po nauja su-
tartim net Xxi panedelio Vi
durdieniui, mes, anot Err
bergerio, vokieciu valdzia
neturesianti CANA laiko ap-
svarstyti visq naujq islygu,
kurias dabar talkininkai pa
state. MarSalas Foch atsa-
k6 jam, kad paskutinis lai-
kas pasirasymui po nauja
sutartim bus nedeldienio 6ta
valanda vakare; kitaip tai
kininkai pradesia kare is
naujo, mes vokieciai neiSpil-
de visu islygu, kurios ant
jQ buvo uzdetos.
Vokieciu valdzia taresi
Berline per visa nedeldieni
ir pagalios prieme visas tai
kininku islygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
BUK. GERAS, MES CALI
DEPARTUOTI.

Washington, D. c., vasa-
rio II d. = Darbo Sekreto-
RUS Wilson apreiske, kad
jis nedarys jokiu ceremoni-
ju su tais svetimtauciais, ku-
rie cia megins platinti "revo-
liucijas," arba uztars tuos,
kuriuos valdzia rado reika-
lingu is sios Sales departuo-
ii. .ssl2ssg,ss
Mechaniku viena kuopa
is Brooklyno nusiunte jam
protesta uz departavima
"svetimtauciQ radikalu' ir
Darbo Sekretorius Wilson's
astral ta kuopa uz tai sud-
raude.
"Kiekvienas svetimtautis
sake Wilsonas, = kuris
atvyksta Sion salin If agituo-
ia uz nuverti1na musu sales
valdzios gvoltu, yra besiver-
ziantis priesas, ir su juo ap-
sieinama minkstai, jeigu jis
yra tiktai departuojamas
ta Sail, is kur yra atejes.
Kuomet musQ pilieciai nori
lpermainyti valdzios forma,
tai jie gall tai padaryti ra.
miai ir budu, nustatytu kon-
stitucijoj."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
AMERiKONAI APLEIS
kUSIJA.
Washington, D. c., vasa

washington, ID. e., vaSa-
rio II d.-Kares sekretorius
Baker pranese Siadien atsto-
w buto militariSkam komi-
tetui, kad jis gavo zinia nuo
Prezidento Wilsono, sulyg
kurios visi Amerikos karei-
vial, dabar esantieji Rusiioj,
bus is ten iStraukti Xxi atei-
nancio pavasario.
ldant pasekmingiau If sau
giau istraukti talkininku ka-
reivius is Archangelsko from
to, ten dabar drutinama po-
zicijas il, apart to, siuncia-
ma dar daugiau kariulnenes.
Anglia siuncia 2,400 karei-
viz, o Suv. Valstijos stun
cia gelezinkeliQ inzinieriu
burius = isviso apie 500.
Siuntimas naujos kariume-
mes yra reikalingas tam, kad
bolSevikai, zinodami apie
pasitraukima, negaletu leng
val uzpulti paskutinej valan
doj ant besitraukiancios
talkininkQ kariumenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
BOLSEVIKAI KETINA
PARDUOTI RUSIJA.

Bolsevikai prieme talki-
ninkQ pasiulijima dalyvauti
konferencijoje visu Rusijos
frakcijQ ant Princes salos.
Tuom paciu kartu iie palio-
We If ofensyva ware prizes sa-
jungininkQ kariumenes. Bet
talkininkQ vadai netiki j tai,
buk priemimas pakvietimo
dalyvauti konferencijoje, su
lake bolsevikQ uzpuolimus.
Bolsevikai jautesi, kad nei-
veiks talkininkQ, tai prize
zastis neveikimo.
Prusu laikrastis "Vozroz-
denie Sievera"- -Atgimimas
ziemiQ-kaltina bolsevikus,
kad jie mano parduoti Ru-
sija. Jis uzreiske sitaip:
rs pranesimo ministerio
Cicerino, aiskiai matyt, kad
bolsevikai yra pasirenge, par
1uoti Russia per "icitacija." !"
Ia jie nori graziai atlikti
ant Princes salos."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
BOLsEVIKU VEIKIMAS
TIES ARCHANGELSKU.

Archangelskas, vasario Is
(suvelinta). Bolsevikai pa
didino propaganda, kad su-
kelus tick talkininku, tick
rusu kareivius Archangelsko
sektore.
Velesniais laikais tulose
vietose, tarpe Americas ir
Anglijos kareiviu, kokiu tai
budu, isplatinta daug atsi-
saukimQ, atspausdintu cry
ma angliska kalba. Taipgi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
BAISUS "PREZENTAS"
Hammond, Ind. Praeit;

AHAOs QC1IG
nedeldieni, kada nasle Su-
san Storch, uzlsikanti ina
miQ namus = boarding
house" dave pietus savo ma
miskiams, tuom tarpu pare
jo kitas jos "bordingier;,v,s'
Patrick Ryan. Jis, rades
prie stale sedincius Mrs.
Storch If kitus keturis wy
rus, pasake:
AS turiu jums prezen-
ta.
= Parodyk-pasake Mrs
Storch.
j. Pat. Ryan iSsitrauke is-po
skverno kirvi If pradejo su
juo mosikuoti. Jis sutrupi-
no kirviu Mrs. Storch gal
va; perkirto FIR. w. Dicks
veida, ant gallo kit ''bordin-
gieriai" j suvald6. Nera
vilties, kad Mrs. Storch gy-
ventQ.
Ryan suarestuotas uz no
rejima papildti zmogzudys-
te. Eina kalbos, buk mel
les pavydas buves priezas-
tim to atsitikimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
MIRE KANADOS
EX-PREMIERAS.

Ottawa, Ont, vasario II.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, buvusis
Kanados premieras, kuris
vakar buvo paralizo pagan
tas, siadien mire.
Velicnis turejo IT metus
amziaus ir per Is metu bu-
vo Kanados premieru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
LENKAI GAUNA
POZNANIU.

Paryzius, vasario It'd. -
Naujose talkininku islygose,
kurias jie pastate vokie-
CLANS prie atnaujinimo mu-
siu pertraukos sutarties, yra
padavadijimas, kuris uzgi-
ma vokieciu kariumenei eiti
toliaus linijos, kuria talki-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
2,575 MAINIERIU W.
MUSTA PERNAI.

Washington, D. C.-Pe-
reitais metals, sulyg sekre-
toriaus Lane praneSimo, Ia
po uzmusta iSviso 2,575 mai
nieriai Amerikos angliasyk-
lose. 'fas yra maziau, negu
kad uzmuSdavo pirmesniais
metals.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18

sitokis persergejimas yra
Quotas visokiems anarchis-
tams, aidoblistams If kito-
kiems radikalams, kurie ra-
gina prie "kruvinos revoliu-
cijos" If bolsevizmo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18
ORAS.

Chicagoj ir .apielinkese:
siadien giedra, seredoj ne
pastovu: nedidele permai-
ma temperatures; vidutiniS-
kas vejas.
Sauletekis 6 V. AZ M; sau-
leleidis 5 V. 27 m. Menulio
tekejimas 9 V. 81 m. vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-18

ninkai pazenkilins.
Sta linija atidalina Len
kija nuo Vokietijos If yra
nuvesta taip, kad Lenkai
gauna visa Poznaniaus pro-
vincija. Tas suprantama, ne
"a galutinas nustatymas ru-
beziaus tarp Lenkijos ir Vo-
kietijos, bet tik linija, ku-
rios nevalia pereiti nei len
ky nei vokieciu kariumenei.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-19
AT THE CHURCHES

NOTICE-In order to insure pub
hcation, copy for church announce
ments must be at The Herald Office
not later than Friday evening.
First Baptist Church. corner Wash
inEton and Eighth. J. B. Grifiith,
pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m, c. R..
DeLap. superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m.
All are cordially invited to worship
with US.
Sacred Heart Churcn, corner 8th
and High streets. Rev. Hugh J. Mar
shall, pastor.
Easter Services:
Saturday evening - Confessions !;
don't wait till the morning.
Easter:
First Mass, s a. m. sharp.
Second Mass, 10 sharp; notice the
hour.
The Christian Science Society of
klamath Falls holds services at 113
Fourth street every Sunday morning
at IL o'clock and every Wednesday
evening at 1880. All are welcome.
The subject of lesson for Sunday,
April 20, is Doctrine of Atonement. "
The Sunday school session is from
9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning.
The free reading room and free
lending library is open from 2;30 TO
4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Tenth
and High. Rev. Simpson Hamrick.
pastor, 1117 East street. Phone CIV.
Junior League at a. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Easter exercises at this hour. A
good program has been prepared.
Morning services at 1880 o'clock.
Subject, 1.-THE Living Christ"
Epworth League at 700 p. m.
A good program, live meeting, spe-
cial music.
Evening services at 500 o'clock.
Subject, THE Worlds Redeemer."
Presbyterian Church, Pine street,
near Second. Rev. e. p. Lawrence
pastor.
The services of the day will be in
keeping with the Easter spirit.
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m. Spe-
cial songs and recitations carrying
Easter message by individuals and
classes.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
Sermon, Immortal Life" Special
solo by Miss Frances Wiley
There will also be baptism of in
fants and reception of new members.
We will welcome TO this service mem
bers of the knights Templar.
The Christian ndeayor topic will