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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
Americas Fruit, the Apple.

Americans are coming to treat ap-
Piles more as foos and less as a be-
tween-meals superiority than they
used to do, yet when the north wind
blows and the fireside glows they can't
refrain from paying especial attention
to the question whether there is a
plenty of them. This year, the farm
reports tells us, there is not There
are, in the whole country, 1901 600
barrels fewer than there were in 1918,
and almost the same shortage from
the crop of 1916, though we are CEN
siderably better off than we were in
1917. That is, we have 24,OOO,OOO
barrels this year. That's about one
for each family in the country and
each family, not each member thereof,
might, if they were evenly distributed,
have one apple day. The true lover
OF apples will never admit this to be
sufficient, and he should not.
1t is not especially cheering to learn
that the country's crop of apples does
not tend to increase. Our record crop
was in 1912, but we had almost as
many in 1896, and the crop in 1895
was greater than that in either of the
past four years. But the apple is
Americas fruit, the most satisfactory
the most dependable, the most health
full fruit in the world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
This Is Certain.
The Proof That Shepherdstown Read
ers Cannot Deny.

What could furnish stronger evil
dence Of the efficiency of any remedy
than the test of time ? Thousands OF
people testify that Doan's Kidney Pills
nave brought lasting results.
Home endorsement should prove un-
doubtedly the merit of this remedy.
Years ago your friends and neighbors
testified TO the relief they had derived
from The use Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
They now coHfirm their testimonials
They say time has completed the test.
Mrs. Nettie V. Turner. Hockey ST.,
Shepherdstown, says F: "My kidneys
were weak and suffered from back
aches. Doan's Kidney Pills, which
| got at Hills Pharmacy, made me
well. recommend their use to any
one suffering from kidney trouble
Over six years later, Mrs. Turner
said: 81 haven't had any need OF a
kidney medicine since ! last recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills. con-
slider they cured me permanently"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge-
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same thai
Mrs. Turner had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
Where Ignorance Was Bliss.

A farmer saw boy plucking apples
from one of his best apple trees. H
tried to catch him, says the Weekly
Telegraph, but the boy was too quick
for him, and so the farmer changed
his tactics.
Come here, my little son." he said
in soft voice, with a. counterfeited
friendliness, "come her to me a min
ute! want to tell you something"
"Net likely" replied the boy.
Little ones like me don't need to
know everything"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
Sounds Warning That "Dry" Bill Can
Be Aanuiicd.

Be Aanulied.
BY election Of bare majority OF
Congress the Vois;ead act can be so
modified or repealed as to allow the
legal sale OF beer and wine containing
whatever percentage Of alcohol Con
gress may define as non-intoxicatins. .
With this sentence the Rev. DR..
Charles E. Scanlon, general secretary
OF the Presbyterian board Of temper
ance and moral welfare, issued q
clarion call to 100000 prohibi-
tionists in the United States 10 arise
and light the partially successful ef-
forts" OF "wets."
DR.. Scanlon attributed any present
gains of the liquor interests to the
failure of prohibitionists to awake to
"the dangerous situation"
The Supreme Court has ruled that
Congress is vested with the power 10
determine the amount Of alcohol
necessary to be intoxicating" DR.
Scanlon said, land therefore, withou,
even attempting to repeal the eigh-
teen amendment, Congress could null
lily national prohibition"
The World Prohibition Federation
OF which DR.. Scanlon is an executive
is the parent body of 80 similar or
CARNATIONS. Through this fedora
ton, he said, enforcement and firm es-
Enlistment OF prohibition in the
United States will be sought by educa.
ton, careful observation and election
of men TO Congress who will support
the Vo'stead act.
u am not sitting in a fools CASTLE
DR.. Scanlon said. TOO many of our
supporters considered our fight won
They have grown lax while subtle
propaganda distributed by saloonists
has taken root. Our efforts can be
increased, but those of the opposing
forces arc at their crest"
DR.. Scanlon said he had informa.
ton that -prohibtionists were
conducting a clever campaign through
the foreign press.
The anti-liquor leader has accept
an Invitation to attend birthday din
ner in honor of William ]. Bryan in
New York on March 10. He made
plain, however, that no political sympa-
thies had prompted him to attend.
DR.. Scanlon was secretary of the
committee Of l9 which framed the
prohibition amendment. and was a
vigorous obiector to insertion of the
words Intoxicating and concur
rent" two words on which liquor
forces are waging a desperate strug-
gle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
Gets Kiss Meant For Anti Senator.

The Charieton Mail of Tuesday
contains the following
Delegates Roy c. Grove, of Berke-
ley county, who has been mistaken a
number of times since the opening OF
the special session of the legislature
for Senator A. R. Montgomery, who
arrived in Charleston last night to take
his seat this afternoon and vote apains,
suffrage, was the recipient today OF
warm greeting in the kanawha hotel
lobby, which was intended for Senator
Montgomery.
81 was standing idly in the hotel
lobby this morning." Delegate Grove
related later, "when young lady came
rushing up TO me and to my extreme
embarrassment for the moment caught
me about the neck and kissed me, say
ing at the time. 4 certainly am glad
TO see that you have arrived
"Disengaging myself from her arms,
! fastened to tell her that had been
here for two weeks and that this was
the first time had seen her.
"She also showed embarrassment
and exclaimed: ooh. must have made
mistake, aren't you Senator Mont
gomery. ?"
mo, | replied, my name is Grove, !
refused, however, to give back the
kiss"
81 have been standing around in the
lobby ever since them" he added. Gin
the hope that the same thing might
happen again, bat it hasn't.
81 shall have 10 tell Senator Mont
gomcry he will have to stay down in
the lobby of the hotel if he wants to
get all that is coming to him." Dele
gate Grove continued.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
lhe Right Chickens.

Ill; ne natural desire OF almost every
og ~ person is to make money. One
ra uIe Surest ways to do this in the
fD1''Iy business is TO have the hen that
n-n2 me greatest number Of eggs and
foooII the most pounds and best
ne Single-Comb Rhode Island Reds
rho, NC ones. They are the one breed
a. oonoines the requirements of'the
Eggs $3.50 per is.
r. r. SHAFFER,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
Doing His Bit.

A big darby was being registered.
"Ah can't 60 to wah," he answered,
in re exemption, "foh they amt no.
body to look after nah wife,"
A dapper little understood colorej
brother stepped briskly up and in
quired:
what kind Of lookin' lady is yo'
wife ?"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
WARSHAWSKY BROTHERS, OF
CLEVELAND, ARTISTS OF NOTE.
RETURN TO UNITED STATES.

4. G. and Alex Warshawsky have
returned to America with collection
OF paintings completed by them during
their stay abroad The work of the
two artists i'm Paris won widespread
recognition and their paintings have
peen hung in the Luxembourg. Al
their studio in Paris during the war.
rhe two artists painted mural decorn-
tions on removable panels for display
IN soldiers huts near the battlefront.
Before their return to America, they
devoted six months to painting in
brittany and the collection now in this
country includes remu urkable studies
Of peasant life as well as landscapes
and portraits. Exhibition of paintings
hy \. q. Warshawsky was given at
the Howard Young Gallery on Fifth
avenue. New York. At the Mime
apolis Art Museum an exhibition of
the works of the two painters will
take place the last week in March ana
The first week in April There VIII
lie an exhibition of the paintings of
a G.. Warshawsky ut the Cleveland
Museum of Art in few weeks anu
the Gage Gallery will show the work
Gf Alex Warshawsky
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
BLASCO IBANEZ PLANS TO WRITE
NOVEL DESCRIBING AMERICAN
JEW,

In an interview, given the Buffalo
Courier, which was interpreted by his
american representative, Victor NJ.
suarez, Mr.. Ibanez said lie obtained an
Inspiration in Buffalo for Il new novel
which he may call The Jew 1t was
after a lengthy conversation with
Rabbi Louis Kopald, of Temple Beth
Zion, that the germ OF the idea of the
new novel developed, the discussion
having touched on the superior advan-
rages and privileges enjoyed by the
Jews of America as compared with
the less fortunate of Israel's children
in the prejudiced violent countries of
the old world.
My inspiration tells Inc to relate
The adventures of an old world Jew
from salonica who comes to America
and meets an American Jew,' stated
Mr.. IbaneZ. II should compare the
ideas, to the American Jew, progress
sive, enthusiastic, optimistic. The idea
is in the embryonic state as yet. But
like it and intend to develop it. If
the suggestion is not immodest., who
can tell that it may hor remain for
an enthusiastic Spanish admirer of
this magnificent country TO write THE
great American nOveP?'
Mr. Ibanez said that he takes spe-
cial interest in the problems and pro
Cress of the Jewish people. He states
that, altho they We're driven from his
native country in 1i92, he has the
warmest sympathy for them in their
struggles to obtain Their place in the
sun and has visited them in many
lands.
Two of my books, the Dead Com
hand translated into English. and
Luna Benamor,' story of the Jews
of Gibraltar, indicate my sympathetic
interest in this oppressed race lie
stated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
GERMANY TAKES STEPS TO REG
+. UI.ATE EMIGRATION OF JEWS.

Berlin.-A Jewish Emigration Asso-
citation has been started in Berlin IN
order to prevent irregular emigration
of Jewish families. This organization
will tend to restrict emigration by the
creation of better circumstances of ex-
istence for those families who are in
Germany. In circumstances where
emigration is unavoidable. the organi-
sation will investigate as to which
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
GRAPHIC SKETCH CLUB OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.

The Graphic Sketch club of Phila-
delphia was established by Samuel
Fleisher. He bought n house acces-
sible to the poorer quarter of the
town, and made it center of art and
things, fine textiles, jades, crystals,
pictures and sculpture. All the boys
and girls of the neighborhood were
admitted. 1t is their club. They love
the things and take care Of them. He
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

has also established a school of art
to which all are admitted. They have
the best available teachers, and have
gone from the Graphic Sketch club
TO the Academy of Fine Arts. Some
have won scholarships and gone to
Rome; others, not so well endowed,
have only added great interest to
their lives.
Edwin A. Fleisher, brother of Sam
uel s., has endeavored to do for music
what has been done by his brother for
art in the same section of the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

ccption of emigrants and how best the
stream of emigration should be CON
Quoted.
In compliance with request made
to it by the German Zionist Organiza-
ton the German War Office has Is
sued an order for the compilation of a
list of all Russo-Jewish prisoners OF
war in Germany who intend emigratins
to Palestine.
These prisoners, in 80 far as they
desire it and as circumstances allow
are to be occupied in agriculture or
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
Interesting Items

Dagmar Godowslsy, now appearing
in Universal pictures, is the daughter
Of the celebiated pianist, Leopold Cod
owslly.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

else left at their present work. The
War Office has further informed the
Zionist Organization that no forcible
deportation of Russian prisoners of
war, whether Jewish or not. from Ger
many to Russia is taking place. They
may remain for the present in Ger
many. and the question of their liberia
ton will be decided later.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14
THE SWEDISH JEW AND ANTI
SEMITISM.

LOndon-A rather discouraging ac-
published here. Sweden has about 2O,-
GOO Jews in its population, and u writ
CT here says that II visitor to the
country would be puzzled to discover
many of them. so completely have they
merged themselves in the general citi-
Zenship. At the same time, this does
not prevent the rise of Il new anti
Semitism led by journal, ''Vidi,'
boulevard organ, published in Gothen-
lurg. This journal is an uncut, i'll
folded sheet of about eight pages, us
ually full of misprints, but also full of
advertisements, which are obtained by
threat of blackmail. The editor is
the sole member of the editorial staff
and what the journal lacks in bulk
and common deccncy it makes up in
yulgarity and scurrility. Published i'll
Gothenburg, it circulates widely in that
city. in the capital, apd in Malmo. The
scandal it contains enables it to sell
for ten cents copy and its main line
of anti ti-Semitism just now is the con-
fusion of Judaism with Bolshevism.
The attitude of the Jewish community
Of Sweden towards this publication
has been one of contemptuous uncon-
Germ. but that community is now begin
ming to realize that before long it must
take action. The editor of ''N!di' Is
reported to have come from America,
where he tool, part in the lowest forms
Of ournalisn.-special correspondent
TO Hebrew Standard.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Who is rich? He who is satisfied
with his lot.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

He who deceives his neighbor would
also deceive his God.-Talmud.
What the child says on the street.
he has learnt ut home-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

Let us speak plain: there is more
force in names
Than most men dream of; and lie
may keep
It's throne whole age longer if it
skulk
BEHIND the shield of some fatr-seem-
ing name.
Let us call tyrants. tyrants, and main
tain
That only freedom comes by grace of
God.
And all that comes not by His grace
must fall. -Loweii.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

1t is suggested in Rome that in the
forthcoming Victory March Jewish sol
diers should be excused from passing
under the Arch of Titus, commemorat-
ing the conquest of Jerusalem in A.
ID. 20.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

An effort being made to amalaga-
mate al! the synagogs in Dublin. Ire
land. and thus form united Dublin
Hebrew Congregation. At present the
various synagogs have not. it is stat
cd, sufficient accommodation for the
congregants.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-14

weekend party tor about thirty
blind girls and their guides was given
ly the officers and directors of the
Kew York Guild for Jewish Blind to
open the new year. Mrs Ephraim H.
Vice president and Miss Aimee Piza
secretnry
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
Ang|ijos Prk|iai Uzva|de PabaEija.
Lenkai Vel pIaneSa Ape Mai$ta kaune.
Lietuviu-Lenkq- -laiviq Santikiai.
ANGLIJOS PIRKLIAI W.
VALDE PABALTIJA.

Paryzius. vasario 20 d. = Kaip
praneSama is VarSavos anslu
grupe padare kontrakta penkio-
likai metp SUI estu. latviu If lie
tuviu valdziomis pramonems
stei9ti ir miskais verstis.
Niena arslu grupe vadovauja-
ma sales metalo ir cheminio ban
ko apsiima parupinti ne tik me-
dzius. bet il linus didelemis APPS
timis ne tik Anglijai, bet If Fran
cijai If Belgija;. Anslu grupe vel
netrulaus atstatis Rygoi Pravod-
niko dirbtuves ir Pabaltijos Va
gonu iabrika. Po penkioiikos me-
III sitos dideses dirbtuves bus
nuosavybe latviu valdzios.
Alglai beveik sumonopolinc
.pirklyste semenimis if pardavi-
mes jas vakaru rinkose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
LENKAI VEL PRANESA
APIE MAISTA KAUNE.

Varsava, vasario 20 d. = Yra
pranesama, kad amerikietis Har-
ris nesenai tapo uzmustas per
kareiviu sukilima Kaune. Harris
prisidejss prie lietuviu kariuome-
mes kaipo instruktorius. (Reikia
pasteb6ti, kad apie sukilima Kau
ne praneSa tik lenku valdzios II
niq agentai ir praneSa ia tQkiu
laiku, kada lietwiai pareikalavo
is lenku pripaiinimo nepriklau-
somybes su \'ilniumi kaipo sos
tine; taigi Site praneSimai grei-
ciausiai yra tik paprastas lenku
.prasimanymas tuoju tikslu, kad
gaNus vandens savo melunui,
- L Red
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
WILSONAS PASIRASE
PO GELZKELINIU
PROJEKTU.

Washington, vasario 2S d. =
Prezidentas Wilson s. vakara pa
sirase po gelzkeliniu projektu
prizes susrazinsiant gelzkelius ju
saNininkams neziurint gelzkelnin-
kuD protestu If reikalaYlau4 kad
jis atmestu il.
Gelzkelninku atvokatas Glenn
+. Plumb. rengiasi uzpulti pro-
jekta per teismus If todel su at
sidejimu zilrrima, kad jiS nesi-
prieSintp konstitucijai. Labai ga
Ii butt, kad bus stengtasi sutruk-
dyti 10 iNedimas pasinaudojant
teiSmine drausme.
Paskelbime iSleistame po pro-
jektu pasirasymo laiku p. Will
son ingalioit vyriausi gelzkeliv
direktoriu Walker d. Hines'q
ispildyti projekta; Hines pasiliks
vyriausiu direktoriu If sugrazi-
nus gelzkelius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
RUSU KAIMIEcIAI NE
PASIDUODA Boise
VIKAMS.

Revelis, vasario 28 d. per Lon
dora, vasario 20 d. Tos pacios
sqlygos, kurios nuvede prize pra-
laimejimo Denikino kareivijas,
dabar apsunkina sovietp organi-
zavimo darba naujai uzkariau-
tuose krastuose. Sovietu virsinin-
kai cia aiskindami kazoku paemi-
ma Rostovo, pripazino, kad sun
XII isteigti susisiekima toj terito-
rijoj, kur kannieciai atsisako pri-
pazinti koki autoriteta.
Nors sovietai tvirtina, kad jie
turi plesikus savo kontroleje, bet
2mones zinantieji salygas uzgina
ia. Tx desimts dienu tam atgal
plesikai arti Novorosisko neisilei-
do jokig kareiviu ton apielinken,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
-SOVIETINE RUSIJA PA
REMS SAVO PINIGJJ
KURSA DLATINA.

Londonas, yasario eS d. -
Sometimes Rusijos finansu komi-
saras krestinski isleido pranesi-
ma prizes laukiama atnaujinima
vaizbos Sill uasieniu. Sovietine
-valdzia, kaip pfanesa is Berlino
Exchange Telegraph telegrama,
isleido naujas kredito notas po
so, 100, 500 if 5000 rubliu, pa
remtas platinos atsarga, .rteje
.37,5oo,ooo rubliu. Laida hus ap-
ribota 65,ooo,ooo rubliq, Naldzia
bus pasirengusi kaldinti platinos
|pinigus. kada jie bus pareikalau-
ii.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
MIKADO ATLEIDO
SELMA.

Washington, vasario 28 d. =
Kilus nesuderinamiems gincams
seiine tarp kabineto ir oartijp di-
dziumos balsavimo teisiu davimc
klausime imperatoriaus isallu ta-
po atleistas japonu susirinkimas.
Pagal konstitucija nauji rinki-
mai bus uz penkiu menesiu.
Gincai balsavimo teisiu lygu-
mo klausime pasieke augsciausio
|laipsnio vas. IA d. ir tarp ats,ovu
istiko pestynes. Telegramos is
Tolios, pasivelinusios desimtimi
dieng, pranese, kad opozicija kali
|tino vsldzia pasipriesinime projek
tuis ir kad pirnsedis turejes ISL
lisisti.
Pol:cija malSino buto narius
Ipriebutyj ir miuias norineias ISL
verzti naman. Demostracijos te-
sesi visa nakti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
LlETUVIU-LENKU-LAT-
VIU SANTIKIAI.
Nasario 20, 1920
Pranesimas.

Lietuvos Atstovybe Amerikoje
tik-kq savo nuo DR.. Bielskio Sc
kanti kablegrama:
"Sausio 20 d. Inter-.Allied 10
misiia patarG sudaryti 'LietuviS-
kai LcnkiSka AIilitare sutarti
prieS bolsevikus. Pirm sutikimc
padaryti tokias sutartis, lictuviai
pareikalavo, kad lenkai pripazin-
tu Lietuvos NepriklaigSomybe Su
miestu Nilnium. If kad Tautu
Lyga turi gvarantuoti tokiaS SUI
tariffs tarpe Lietuviu ir Lenku.
Lietuviu-Latvip konferencija ne
pavyko. -atviai pareikalavo Ma
seikiu. Aluntos ir atlyginimo uz
Palangq.
Lietuvos Atstovybe Amerikoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
VOKIECIAI PRASO KON
TROLES UZSIENIO
VAIZBAI.

Berlinas. vasalio 20 d. - Val
dzia prisispyrusi praso talkinin-
ky leisti kontroliuoti ivezamqja
.vaizba vakariniame pasienyj pa
siremdama tuomi, kad talllinin-
kams atmetus vokieciu patvarky-
mus yietoje reikalingu daiktu
daugiau ivezama bereikalingieji
|ir aciu tam puola toliaus pinigu
kursas.
Kasyklu savininkams pareika-
lavus leidimo pakelti kaina ang-
|lims 8 markes tonui ekonomijoS
ministerial atsake pareikalavimu
bendrai su valdzia valdyti kasyk-
Has If gaminti anglis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
JAPONAI SUKELIA AL
ia PRIZES SAVE.

~ Pekin, vasario 23 d. (Frazier
Hunt per AdenQ il Londona vas.
20 d.. - Jei japonai nepasitrauks
is Sibiro, tai jie sukels prizes save
ne tik visa Russia, bet ir Kojeja
ir gal Chinus.
Didelis juodas kares debesys
tolimuose rytuose niekuomxt ne
buvo toks juodas, kaip dabar.
Chinai pikti ir tik laukia progos
sokti ant japonu. Korejoj dvelkia
maistu, o sibirieciai uzsispyTe
Juos isvaryti laukan. Revoliuci-
JOS vedejai Sibire neuzilgo zada
paduoti ultumatuma Japonijai,
kad il, arba trarktqsi laukan, ar
kariautu, Naujoji valdzia Vladi-
vostoke, nori tik sustiprintl savo
naujai laimetas pozicijas, sumo
biiizuoti darbininkus ir kareivius
! kareivijas, pastatyti kareivius
strateginese ivetose if paimti
kelis iikusius kolcakinins nhestus
r5tu Sibire pirma negu j paduos
savo reikalavimus Japonijai.
Niekas nezino tikrai, ka Japo-
Mia daris, bet zinantieji da1ykus
sake, kad ji,bus priversta istrark
ii savo pajiegas. Kaip tik Vladi-
vostokas pateko revoliucionie7
rip rankas, japonai likosi sumus-
ii.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
ISPANIJOS KARALIUS
SlUNCIA SAVO VAL
KUS UZSIENIN; BIO
SUKlLIMO.

Paryzius, vasario 20 d. =
Francijos karalininkai yra labai
susirupine augancitp neramumu is
panijoje: atiu sitai savo baimei
jie mato Ispanijoj maista kilant
is to, kad karalius nesenai is
siunte vaikus uzsienin.
Ateinantieji is Ispanijos pra-
nesimai, tiesa, parodo labai issi-
pletusi neramuma. Bombos If
smurtas placiai vartojama stvei-
kuose Barcelonoje, Valencijoie,
Saragosoje if Madride.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
ITALAI BADU NORI PRI.
SIVERSTI POETA
FIUMEJ.

Fiume, vasario aS d. - pa
veluota) Fumes apgulimas
ptasidejo kuoaStriausia blokada
italp kariuomen6 bandis badu pri-
versti &. d Annunzios pajiegas
.pasiduoti. Padetis Fiumej yra
sunki iinansu il priklybos zvil-
gsnio. D. Amunzio prisake vel
deportuoti kroatus ir kitus sve-
ItimSalius. kurie savo buvimu pa
vojinsi prideramam niesto gyni-
mui. Socialistai taipgi tapo pra-
|Salinti is miesto. Visokie suSirin-
kimai ir demonstrators uzdraus-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
PAMINETINOS LIETU-
VIII ISTORIJOJE DIE
NOS sIA SAVAITE.

Kovo | d., 1895 m. mire did,
kun. Traidenis.
Kovo d., 1910 m. lietuviai,
vedami Gelazutes, pergaleje vo-
kietius.
kovo 5 d.. 1910 did. Liet. Kun
Nit5nis paverza is vokietiu Var
mija.
kovo / d., 1868 m. lietuviai
.pahuosuoti nuo bau,lziavos.
kovo 5 d.. 1871 m. did. Liet.
kun. Nitenis pateko kryziuo6ip
nelaisven.
kovo : d., 1000 m. NiIniuje,
mergai6ip simnazijoie, prad5ta
mokinti lietuviu kal0os.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-01
T,ALKININKAI REIKA-
LAUJA NUTEISIMO 46.

Paryzius, vasario 2S d. - Ka-
res nusidejelems komisija nu-
sprend5 pasiusti Vokietijon var
dus 40 vyru VokietUos teismams
Sakoma, kad tai bus ismeginimas
vokiecip nuosirdumo. Anglai pa
rinlo 81 labiausiai kaltinamus
submarlninsiais ziaurumais; Fran
CHA IL; Belgija IS il ltalija. Len
kija il RumunDa po keturis.