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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-06
ANGLIA STENGIASI
UZBAIGTI S1REIKA.

Londonas, vasario 5 d.
N6ra jokio pagerinimo sia-
dien streiko situacijoj Lon
done. Visos tubes" ir po-
zemines linijos, isskiriant
Metropolitan, kurios viena
linija operuoja,I yra supara-
! lizuotos. Viesbuciu ir val
gyklu streikas tesiasi.
Siadien bus nutarta ar
elektros stociu darbininkai
prisides prie streiko, ar ne.
Daugiaus darbininku SUI
grizo darh n Glasgowe, tue
paciu laiku buvimas lordo
Pirrie, kontroliuotojo laivu
statymo Belfaste, suteikia
biskl vilties, kad bus prieita
prie kokio nors susitaikymo
Fsu streikieriais. Kabinetas
If ivairus valdzios departa-
mental sarysyje su darbo
nesmagumais yra labai ak
tyviski, jieskoeami kokio
nors budo susitaikymui.
Buyo keletas pasikalbeji-
mq ir konferenciju su atsto-
vais streiko judejimo ir uni
ju. Viena svarbi pasekme
tu pasikalbejimu yra pripa-
zlnimas valdzios gelezinke-
lilo klerku organizacijos. Di
dele baime yra isreiskiama,
kad tramvaju (gatvekariu)
patarnavimas uzsidarys ket-
verge.
Plianai suformuoti miesto
gvardija palaikymui If ap-
gynimui visuomenisko pa
tarnavimo likosi priduoti
valdininkams, sulyg laikras-
clio Mail, kuris pranesa, kad
(panasus plianas buvo pa
sekmingai vartojamas svei-
carijoj, Hollandijoj If Aus
tralijoj.
| Laikrasciai pranesa, kad,
jeigu veikimas streikieriu
priims toki kursa, pilieciai
bus prasomi suformuti gvar-
dija palaikymui transporto,
sviesos ir maisto reikmenu
patarnavima ir taipgi ap-
saugoti elektros stotis, ma
lunus ir svarbesnias dirbtu-
yes.
! Abelnai valdzia nutare pa
laikyti savo politika nesi-
maisyti j streikus, kurie ne
ra autorizuoti amatu uniju,
bet tuon paciu laiku pavar.
toti savo itekne prikalbinti
neuzganedintus darbininkus
pamatyti ismtinga veikima
per savo oficialiskus amatc
'atstovus. Del pavyzdzio
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-06
Anglia stengiasi nzbaigti
StreikuS.
Spartakai SumuSti Bremene
Norvegijos kabinetas rezignavo.
LYGOS PROJEKTAS
SVARSTOMAS.

Paryzius, yasario 5 d. -
Prezidentas Wilson's pirmi-
ninkavo vakar vakare ko-
misijoje susivienijimo tautq,
kuri pakol uzbaige projekta
sutverimui lygos, diskusavo
kiekviena skyriQ atskirai.
Nors nera autoritetisku in
formaciju apie det9 lius pro-
jekto, isdalinimas atspaus-
dintq plianQ tarp atstovu att
denge svarbiausias ypaty-
bes, kurias galima siaip SUI
grUpuoti:
Du svarbus plianai likosi
priduoti, kuriuos atstovai ko
misijos skaito, kad jie SUI
laiko savyje Americas pa
ziuras, nora abu plianai yra
sudetini, is ivairiQ geriausig
patybiq-amerikos, Angli-
jos, Francuzijos ir Italijos.
Abu plianai yra apsvarsto-
mi. Savo originaliskoj for
moi pirmas plianas abelnai
yra skaitomas daugiaus de-
mokratiskas ir tokiu budu
geriaus priimamas mazoms
tautoms, antras gi plianas
nera taip priimamas mazo-
mis- tautomis, kadangi jis
prasalina JUGS is pildomojo
skyriaus proponuojamoj or-
ganizacijoj.
Pirmas plianas turi iris
s7arbiausias ypatybes:
/. Istatymdaviskas sky
rius, kuriame dideles If ma
zos tautos yra lygiai atsto-
vaujamos, kiekviena kaipo
vienute.
2. Pildomasis skyrius, SUI
sidedantis is dvieju nariu
nuo kiekvienos didziosios
valstijos Suvienytu Valstiju,
Anglijos, Francuzijos, Itali-
jos ir Japonijos-ir devyniu
nariu srinktu is mazuju tau
III. Tas sudaro isyiso 19 ma
riu pildomamjam skyriuje,
is kuriu 10 atsovauja di-
dziasias valstijas ir 9 maza-
sias.
3. Arbitracija padavadi-
jana nusprendimui tarptau.
tisko ginco.
Lake nesutikimo tarp
dvieju tautu, kiekviena tau
ia paskiria arbitratoriQ II
Sic du pasirenka sau treci;
arbitratoriu. IRIS arbitrato
rial taip isrinkti sudaro tri
bunaia isrisimui gineo.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
RROMO-FEBRIN will cure your
cold. Try 1t. AT STREHLk Els.
Historic Firth Of Forth

The Firth Of Forth IL. Of course.
one Of the most notsbl. things In all
Scotland. From Kincnrdine, where
1t officially begins. to that imaginary
line just west Of the Isle of May.
from the East Neuk Of Fife To the
mouth Of the Tyne, in Haddington-
shire, where 1t officially ends, is n
distance Of ~ miles; while from
shore to shore the expanse OF water
measures anything from one and u
half miles, at Queensferry to seven
teen and n half miles oil the Isl. Of
May. Within this great -xpamse Of
water whole fleets may ride Mt an
Choir In perfect safety. and. although
little In known Of the great scenes
which must hav. taken place in these
waters during the last four years, the
story Of the Firth of Forth during
the great war, eliminating, AS 1t did
tn. other dxy, with til. surrender
there Of the German high seas fleet,
will be not the least interesting OF
the may stories which still remain to
be written.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
An Urgen. Call For Workers

At present, the Red Cross has
before 1t . great task which
must be completed Immediately. It
il the production Of vast number
Of refugee garments ~ quickly ~
possible. National Headquarters ad-
vises us that II these garments arc IA
be Of practical value In foreign relief
this winter, IL 10 imperative that
they be- shipped not later than Feb
ruary LIST. This order definitely and
forcibly controverts an Impression
that Red Cross Chapter work Ia end
ed.
In snlisting workers for this pur-
pose, It should be with the under
standing that the call Is not for an
activity to extend all winter, but that
It 10. in reality, for sewing or pro-
duction campaign or drive for short
period, and that 1t probably will be
either materially curtailed or entiss-
~ discontinued ~ soon ~ the pre-
sent allotments are completed.
MRS. J. N. NEAL
Supt Of Garments
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Here Is The West
The CLINT Of Colorndo's peaks,

The CLINT Of CoinradO'S peaks,
The spell Of Utah's plain,
The charm OF bright New Mexico
One totals them In vain.
For here are all the countless lures
That give life daily z-st.
Then search no further. pilgrim
friend
Here IL the West!
Here cities throb with youthful
strength,
Aud wealth flows to their Inarts;
Here mine and factory and farm
All plays their golden parts;
And. mid the pines. where wild deer
drink,
Health comes with Plessure's quest.
The goal that you have sought IL
found
Here Ia the West!
The sunset lights. In cavern hid,
The ancient cliff mans home,
And bathes In red the kindly plain
Where the bronzed herdsmen roam
Itglorifles fair orchards, tOwns,
And mine.s SCARED mountain breast.
Cease, then. yonr further pilgrimage
Here Is the West!
BY Arthur Chapman
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Chamberlain. Cough Remedy

Before using this preparation for u
cough or cold you may wish to know
what It has done Tor others. Mrs. o.
Cook. Macon, ILL.,, writes, II have
found 1t gives the quickest relief OF
any cough remedy have ever used"
Mrs. James A. Knott. Chiliic0tl,e,
Mo-. says "Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy cannot be bent for coughs
and colds" n. J. Moore, Oval, Pa.
says II have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy on several occasions
when l WAS suffering with settled
cold upon the chest and 1t has always
brought about u cure.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Firm Stopped Advertising and Lost
Business

Some fifteen years ago the A. 4 F.
Pears Company Of England, bslisv-
ing their publicity had earned an
invulnerable place for their product.
and WAS no longer necessary-ceased
advertising. says Publicity. For six
months no Pears advertising APP
peared. and In that period the COM
pany lost Is per cent Of Its business.
IL WAS estimated IL cost the company
$500. 600 over and above its regular
publicity schedule to rectify this
error and get back where 1t was be-
fore the experiment. The Fourth
Estate.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Notice to the Public

In view Of the present situation In
regard to the INFLUENZA Ed
DEMIC. deem 1t very unwise I"
hold any public meetings or open
any schools In the county until W.
are reasonably sure the epidemic
has entirely 8bated.
Upon consultation with the Stat-
Board Of Health. they have sustained
this decision.
DIR. CHAR. H. FARTHING,
Health Officer.
We the undersigned are heartily
in cooperation with the above aud
request that all School boards and
the people In the town and county
In general, cooperate by assisting IT.
every reasonable way To stamp out
thu epidemic.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
H. 3. Harp Chairman
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MEEKER
w. ID. Siinms Mayor
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
SATURDAY. JANUARY is. 1870
Anguish Of The Kaiser

"What have ] hot done to preserve
the world from these horrors" walls
the All Highest, his heart wrung
with anguish As he surveys one Of the
battlefields on the Western front.
This IL the expression OF the kaiser,
as officially reported by Berlin
paper, and undoubtedly the faithful
reporter did not miss single syllable
Of the dolorous expressions, wherein
the heart decorations were given
vocal and audible enuncistion.
Individually, William. the Woeful.
has sought to ''preserve the world
from these horrors" All that the
world had to do WAS to lay down on
the ground and permit itself to bs-
come footstoole for the last scion Of
the house OF Hohenxollern.
1t 10 only necessary to cast glance
back ward over the history Of tho
few weeks prior to the first Of August.
1914. to observe how Prussia sought
to preserve tn. peace. War might
have been Av.rt-d II Austria could
have utterly crushed Serbia and thus
reverse the results Of the Balkan
wars. There would have been peace
had France accepted the insulting
proposal Of Germany not TO live up
TO her obligations with. her ally. and
to yield her eastern fortrsasss ~ .
guarantee. There probably would
not have been any general war had
England stood aside and given pas
sive acquiescencs to the violation OF
Belgium and the destruction OF
France. Had the Atlantic DOM
ocracies one by one submitted to
Prussixn arrogance ~ suited Prussian
convenience. and all come Under tho
yoke Of cruel and merciIesS sutoc-
racy 1t IL needless to say there would
have been no war.
That's the trouble. This unholy re-
slstancs TO divine Kultur Of tho Prus-
SLAMS brought on the war. This part
ner OF the living God had preached
the gospel Of force, hate, and fright
fuIness from the pulpit Of Potsdam
but the heather and the dung folk"
In their blindness refused to listen.
What then could Gods chosen peo-
pie do but begin their work Of con-
version. following the precept Of that
other gentle missionary and saint,
Atilla, the Hun.
Strange though It may seem to this
war,mad fanatic. the civilized world
10 willing to endure even these hOr-
rors'' rather than submit to Prussian
dominxtion-n domination which, ~
one German writer said. has turned
Germany into N nation OF laokeys.-
LeadviIle. Herald Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
COLORADO
BY CLEMENT YORE

There's n place where the gold OF heaven
Just drips when sunsets glow;
Where the picturesque pine and the coy coumbine
And the tmb-rlnr mignonette grow.
There's n region Of wonderful whispers
That drift through the nHtOn-Od trees;
There puppies and reds In the shifting cloud beds
That change with each echnful breeze.
There valleys that vet are nau,eless
And mountains that spike the sky.
And the regal blue spruce, that e'er will produce
A Charm to seduce the
There canyons the yawn ~ they grip you,
There sentinel rocks Mmsterr-
There operas unsung there pictures unhung
And si-nc-s made to hear.
IT'S y StOrehouse Of Turing landscapes,
ColorndO-the home Of the dawn.
A land Of fancy and true necromancy
Where fairies IN vacancy spawn.
You have stiil-d aud thrilled us with wonder,
You have shown \ the old Earth In youth -
From somewhere out yonder youv taught US to ponder
On lessons OF infinite truth.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Don't Need Help
Mike. wake up!"

Mike. wax. up!"
Whats the matter nOw?'
"a German raidin' party is COM
in'"
How many Of them?"
About twenty, I think
What are you wakin' me up for?
II you can't handle that many Huns
alone you ought to be ashamed to
call yourself an Irishman. Stars
and Stripes.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
knowledge Gained BY Experience

"A young ensign, acting ~ school
teacher on the bxttlesliip Texas, says
Philadelphia Public Ledger, asked
the question: What are the two
principal, parts Of n sentence.' He
expected, OF course, to get the an
swer, "Subject and predicate"
The old salt who was called on
scrtched his head In psrplexity and
1t last replied: SOLITARY confinement
and bread and water"
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Limited

Ted-What do you think Of the
second hand car Tom bought?
Ned-1t seems to be all right A.
1t goes.-Judge
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

Fair Patient-What would you Id
wise me to do. doctor?
Family physician Either go sonth
for the winter, or else put on more
clothes. Examiner
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Quick cure For Group

Watch for the first symptom,
hoarsaness and give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy atonce. 1t - prompt
aid effsctual.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Thf mar Us OUR

The cruel war Ia over.
The boys coming home.
Bringing with them oceans of joy.
Drove the Kaiser from his thrown.
They fought through flames Of FIRE,
They overcsme the Germans gas.
They captured the German mystery gun,
They wore those CHASTITY masks.
Day after day they struggled
Through the mud and chilly rain,
With that hungry crave for victory,
With thought Of death or pain.
Through the darkest mist Of midnight
They few through miles of sky.
With u mighty space below them.
They seemed like bird on high.
Plunving through clouds by star light,
Watching each move Of the foe.
Wounded and bleeding. still fighting.
But tn. ir thoughts we shall never know.
We tn each lad In the Army
A debt that can never he paid;
They fought and they died for Old Glory,
And at last laid the Hun in the shade.
n. GREEN
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
Distances from Meeker

From figures given out vt the state
engineers office we CLEAN distances
from Meeker of few Of the PROM
inent places In northwestern Colo.
RADIO, In miles, viz:
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

There Is an urgent call for clothes
for the Belgians. Please bring same
to the Library that . shipment may
be made soon. NED GROSS.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

FOR SALE-CHEAP-An almost
new Webster's International Die
tionary. Call at this office.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

Subscribe for The Herald and send
IL 70 your eastern friends.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

Think War Savings Stamps. Talk
War Savings Stamps, Buy War Saw
ings Stamps.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18

A man will exaggerate bis salary
TO every body In town but his wife.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-18
STAND BY THIS EMBLEM
THE MEEKER HERALD
JANE. Lvr1l.. roro. AND ,.o,.'tro.

Entered In the Nccker. Colorado, postotncc -
second-cass mall matter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25

ss1 MsA Atsibsst vssvn ~ Niss
Alma Brown.
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st II e's.sek q ths hesNs Of Nlss Jean
| cite ptnoss, ~ Wss@ vssgsssseh
street. vSsa tAav ~ N ssehaags 4
oifts. The )lsb ~ sRSessaineo ysss'
lay evening " l1lo n1oeUasee veso.
WNsa In shditsse y ulAAv ussahess
hams for tAe hs1t1ays. nm sestssS
schools. other quests Wsrs h1io Osscs
Thacher enc Miss harUArst Richard
son. The Merry MaiAn Vim have their
Christmas dance Aes1Ay svsalas al
the Huckins.
Miss Pauline Butts Of ri Reno cans
over last nlskt 10 intend one OF ths
several fraternity dances. and 10 hs
West Seventeenth street. with Miss
Josephine Ersie. also Of " Reno she
viii return Monday evening for the
Mssvy MsD1s dance.
. y
ne 2. y. ?. club q yssNOes s1siu
have issued ise invitattoNs for
dancing party 10 bs Givea tonisht IN
the Hu~tins ban rom. when chApe-
roaA w ~ moshers u NJ siriA
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Mr.. and Mrs Harris n. Carpenter
NJ shrevepert are gussts of the lat
trr's brcthar ana wife Mr.. and Mrs
Nssa,Nnd Rsskips q ~ hotel. rhsy
ars aise apenAing soma time with Mr
end M. JossVA HucklWs. who have
80 sheir Gussts Mrs. Huckins' sister
Mrs. N. A. Gray and Mr., Gray Of wich-
ita Falls.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
Cit Bsys 2e,0D0
Chrisin,as Trees;
Al Are Sold Ont
Holly and Mistletoe Supplies
Also Exhausted.

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tv~s left WasAlastsa ~ wlscono1a
forests Ais meath y sosad CAristuAas
In OhlahcsRa CITY.
'soM out % CAristnas trscs," vas
tho report of saeA 1oalsr tsdsy, Nine.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25
New sp.es. chrlstm.s Ia JAN.

LOS ANQEt.no. Cal. Dec. .s-Harry
New. on trial charssA 9th the murder
VI his sweethesrt. Miss Freda Lesscr.
passed Christmas In the county jail.
HE trial viii be resumed tomorrow
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-25

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The Brunswick news., 1919-08-20
EASY WAY TO GET RID OF
MOSQUITOES AND FLIES

The psky mosquito and the disease
carrying fly, as well as reaches, ants
bed bugs, moths and other annovinn
insects can be gotten rid of quickly
and positively by the use of re
markable new chemical discovery
known as Frierson's Fly Driver and
Insect EXterminator.
The most eXtravagant praise of the
new preparation can be heard wne1.
ever women gather, and the men
folks are no less enthusiastic abort
it. FriersOn's Insect Exterminator
comes in liquid form with neat
sprayer.
70 destroy insects you simply snray
rooms in which insetcs are pres mt
forcing the spray, by means of ihe
sprayer, into corners and crevices
where insects hide. Results are in
mense and lasting The use of the FIX.
terminator at intervals insures free
dom from annoying pests.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-20

Friersons EXterminator is non poi
sonous and it has no Objectionable
odor. 1t does not stain. Leading drug
and grocery stores can supply it;
large bottle with sprayer only so
cents.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-20

The day is long and the day is hard;
We are tired of the march and of
keeping guard,
Tired of the sense of fight to b. won
OF days to live through and of work
to be done,
Tired of ourselves and of being alone
And all the while did we only see
We walk in the Lords own company;
arm,
He turns the arrows which else
might harm
And out of the storm He brings
calm
Susan Coolidge.
Miss Elizabeth Livingston of
Brookman will arrive today to visit
her aunt, Mrs. B. A. Beard at S02
London street.
Miss Helen Taylor left Monday
night for Nashville. Tenn, to visit
relatives.
DR.. J. F. Harrell will leave Friday
for Charleston where he will be at
tached to the naval hospital in that
place.
Mrs. Jack Bowen and Mrs. Claire
O'Neal will leave today for an ex-
tended tour to points of interest in
the Middle West, visiting Indiansp-
oils, Chicago and other places.
Mrs. d. p. Roche left Tuesday night
for visit with relatives in Thomas
ton. Macon and Wrightsville.
Mrs, j. N, Prim and children have
returned TO the city after visiting
points of interest in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Orr and Cliff
ton Orr left Tuesday in their car for
Atlanta, Villa Rica and other points
in Georgia.
Mrs, L, r. McKinnon and Miss
Gladys McKinnon will leave today for
SuIltOi, -, NIiCIC llttN W Ill i1-llEtiI
until the first of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Daniels are wei-
coming a little son at their home on
George street.
Mrs. Guy Harvey has returned from
Charleston where she has been the
Cf 10
Miss Edith Gunnels spent the We e;1
end on st. Simon Island with Mrs
William MACPHERSON.
Mrs. W. C. Paul and little daughter
have returned from Naylor where they
visited relatives.
Miss Susie Brown mas returned from
Atlanta and Cincinnati.
Judge d. w. Krauss is attending the
lawyers convention in Cleveland. q
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Conolav and
family have returned to Atlanta af-
ter spending several weeks on st ST.
mon Island.
Mrs. Fannie Lou Dart returned
Tuesday from st. Simon Island where
she visited friends for several days
.
DR. V. L. Darby has returned 20 the
city after an absence of three weeks
during which time he visited different