davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

A s THE gorgeous peacock feathers
( y and the royal purple iris have
dainty sisters that are pure white, so
the colorful hats of early summer are
followed by replicas in white or in the
palest tints. when July and August
bring their burning skies. These with
other cool looking millinery, do not re-
place their predecessors, but are added
to midsummer headwear to be used
when anything that is cool. and looks
COOL is refreshing sight. There is
nothing like white, and especially pure,
sheer white fabrics, for accomplishing
this purpose Next to white, combina-
lions of white and navy blue, white
and black, white and beige, or tan,
are depended upon for these crisp hats
that defy the hottest day that comes.
Most of these simple fabric hats are
made of organdie, Powered wolfe,
honey-comb batiste. taffeta and geor-
gette in combination with very pill
able and light straw brafds. They are
not beyond the ability of the average
needle woman who likes TO undertake
hat making at home. as glance at
the group of four hats pictured above
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

fore my fathers death-not sine the
maufage was annulled."
"hor heard from him." persisted.
"No, nor heard from line she hest
satef unless"
Unless what?" / insistfU. as she
stopped abruptly.
Il can't tell you" she said firmly
81 don't know. They must have come
from him, from someone that knew
the letters
What lettersH Tell me about
them"
81 can't tell what l don't know. I
haven't the least idea where CASTOR
Maurice is. / had hoped ne was dead
in the war. Yet he can't be. have
had anonymous letters threatening
me. They must have come from him
or from someone whom he told of our
marriage? How else could they know
Her distress was so real and her
manner so convincing that / decided
that she must be telling the truth
WELL" said I, "if you cannot tell
me where to find CASTOR Maurice
there is one thing that you can tell
me-"
What is that?"
"Why did you visit my apartment
late last night? Why did you put thai
revolver in my dresserY
Revolver" she queried in a puzzlc6
Tone what reyolver?"
'"The revolver with which Miss Lv
tan was killed."
She eyed me in shocked surprise.
"Why do you say this to me2 J
never saw the revolver"
You cannot deny that you were In
my apartment last night. ."
"But the revolver" she protested
"What do you mean by that? / know
nothing of any revolver"
Last night. a few minutes after
Miss Lutan was murdered" I said
sternly. "Some man or woman enteraS
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

will show. Three of them are madt
on wire frames and one has a light
straw braid foundation. The wire
frames are first covered with organdIp
or net or other thin. sheer fabric. but
to fit the brim and crown, and 1t may
not be necessary to cover the upper
brim with this foundation material,
Hemstitching is used where the TOD
and side crown pieces are Joined and
edges have a picot finish or very mar.
row silk or straw braids may be
stitched to them. Sashes of narrow
ribbon or of organdie or of the same
fabric as the hat, provide the trim
ming. One of the hats pictured Is
made of white taffeta and has brim
facing of navy blue braid. There is
little outline embroidery on the
crown of this hat, done with navy blue
embroidery silk. Two hats of honey
comb batiste. have soft edges extend
ing beyond the edges of the frames,
one with a collar and bow of satin rib
bon and one with a little silk en-.
broidery on a scarf end used for its
decoration. They are all white.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

my rooms and placed revolver with
one chamber discharged in the dresser
in my bedroom. IL was evidently
placed there for the purpose of throw
ing suspicion on me. of making me
out the murderer. The detectives
found 1t there and arrested me. If
you did not enter my apartment to
hide the revolver, why then were YOU
there?"
81 knew nothing about the murder"
she answered irrelevantIy, until this
morning-until I read about it in the
papers"
What about Wick?' / hurled at
her. Didn't Wick tell yau?"
wick" she repeated In a puzzled
way. "Oh, Mr.. Wick, the superintend-
ent. No. 1 have not seen him for sew
eral days."
"Did you do nothing yesterday at
his direction2'
'How absurd OF course not"
"Why, then, did you 80 into my
rooms?"
fate, and her manner became more
confused.
81 really believe you are trying to
implicate me in your grimes" she ejac-
ulated TITS absurd for you to try
to question me this way"
Lady" interrupted the keeper,
you'll have to be going now. Times
up"
Promise me-" she begged hastily
in an undertone, as she departed,
"whatever you think about me, you'll
keep my sister out of it,"
"Tll promise nothing unless you con-
fess everything" repeated, deter
mined, if l could, to drag her secret
from her, even though I, as well as
she, was eager to shield Barbara's
name.
Claire Bradford's attitude. l must
confess. puzzled me greatly. Her de-
NAL that she had seen the revolver,
or that she had been working in con-
junction with Wick seemed to ring
true. and / was also inclined to be-
lieve her statement that she knew
nothing of her former husbands pres
ent whereabouts. While l was pom
dering over her statements, my cell
door opened and German was let in.
swell, young fellow" he said, this
sleuthing business didn't turn out ex-
actly the way we expected 1t to, did
it?"
"You don't think I'm guilty, do
your"
/ waited in agony for his answer
If he failed me, there was no one
ABSOLUTELY no one, to "hom could
turn.
ITO BE CoNTINUEDo
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

Undoubtedly she had resorted to this
ruse to make sure of seeing me while
at tie same time conceallng her own
identity.
Overjoyed at her coming delighted
to know that | had read her heart
Alright and that my confidence in her
trust in me was justified, fastened
with the keeper to meet her.
Delighted as l was at her coming. [
was formulating Ia my mind how best
to make 1t clear to her that she must
leave at once and that no matter wha,
hs ppeaed shs must keep her lips
closed abou. ,he events. of last night
Under no circumstances wonld / per
nit her to sacrifice herself to save me-
In the counsel room yelled figure
awaited me sprang forward aager
~ toward her. The woman standing
there put up one hind in repeil 'ng
gesture and thea dung hack her veil.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

will be left off heavier fabrics
Boomers in a color or white shoulu N
provided for these playtime dressss'
When checked ginghams and otner SUI y"
stantial materials are chosen NV
boomers match the frock.
Plain chambray gives good accv !.
of Itself in the rompers pictured. ~.
collar and cuffs have marrow lrii'' :,
dotted swiss and this material is INV
for the irresponsible but pretty w.
net and its ties. A brnd ana DOW -, !.
ribbon make it very dainty ala''
less practical than it's rival.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
unannreciative Guest.

Ralph, three years old, 'fas spend.
ing the day With his aunt Thinking q
ustard woulo appeal to HIM. she In.
duire0 ( he liked them, at which h.
answ cred: "Oh, my, yes" However
mon being served IT fell short of hi.
expectations. He ate little and
missing 1t to ms aunt said: you cor
have It Aunt Myra. I am so full. anc
r. Won want some water to wash
1own, here's ny Rfasa~
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

They've got the goods on you, ana 1t ii
be the chair for yours il you're not
careful. You've got no chance proving
an alibi"
"Why not? I never saw Miss Lutan
until I saw her body in her rooms. /
never was In her rooms until ! vent
in there with Mr. Wick after we had
heard the shot. What's more, never
owned a revolver in my life and never
saw the one the detectives found until
they pulled 1t out of my dresser
drawer"
Ineredulously he listened. / could
see that he did not believe word
was saying
"You don't look like dope fiend
either" he observed scathingly.
Look here" 7 retorted, 1T is bad
enough to have the police take it for
granted that I am criminal and
murderer, but when the counsel the
court assigns me starts out on the
same course, we quit right now. I'll
get lawyer of my own when l need
one."
I'll come around this afternoon and
see you again" he said coolly. "a few
hours In the Tombs will make you see
things differently"
A few minutes later | found myself
enscsnced in a cell again, still conf
dent of my speedy release, but some
what puzzled as to what would be my
best method of procedure. / was un-
acquainted with any lawyers; In fact,
with any one in the whole city with
whom could consult. My immediate
hope lay In my friend, Detective Cor
man. There was nothing for me to do
but to walt until I heard from him.
Fortunately I had had the fore
thought when the detectives were ar
place In the bookcase my little hoard
of money. This enabled me to send
out of the prison and have luncheon
brought in. Making myself as com
Portable as possible. sat down to wait
for Gorman. occupying my mind mean
while with thinking of Barbara Brad
ford.
The thing uppermost in my mind
was how to prevent her from being in
any way involved. She must never
know that only by her testimony would
be able to prove an alibi. Should
she ever realize this, I knew that her
sense of justice would make her come
forward and tell the truth, even
though 1t meant the loss of her own
reputation and the scandalizing of all
her acquaintance. She must not be
permitted to talk.
She must not even try to see me
while I was in prison.
The one way--the only way-I saw
by which l could escape from the laws
tolls without duplicating her was
through the speedy rounding up of the
band of criminals who | was positive
were responsible for Miss Lutans
murder as well as for all our troubles
1 was relying on German to do this.
A keepers voice interrupted my
chain of thought.
you're wanted down in the counsel
room," he said. There Is visitor for
you"
"a visitor" cried excitedly. "Who
is it?" 1 thought of course 1t must be
German come to my rescue.
"It's your sister" he announced.
Ny sister, A thrill shot through
me at his announcement / knew of
course 1t could not be my sister. Both
of them were mere children far away
in the West 1t must be Barbara.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
AGAIN Leqhorn Hats.

Leghorn hats are again ID la' .ss
high favor for summer; pu' nm
tendency is to have a leghorIl anu .,.aly
combination rather than hat emu M
of the leghorn. The crown may :" ak
to let in bits of silk, or an entire IN. -,
crown may be used to top oio'p
leghorn brim.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
New stvle in skirts.

New Style in Skirts. adj.
The camisole skirt is the iale0 n
ton to smart woman's Waruio'l ooss
Is plated model hung IRON q u.
waistline of a camisole. oss' Ana
worn loose wasted blouse
the akirt.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
Observation-Disclosures
The House of
| Whispers
a9@a9@@@na@@@gaas

stood there astounded. 1t was
not Barbara. 1t was her sister Claire.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
5000 STREIKININKU
VEL ATMETE
TAIKA.

Chicago, bal. "a d. = Chica,
2os 'rnaiStuoliai' begiasukiat
vakar vienu balsu nubalsavo vel
rc9rizti prie darbo.
AStuoni tukstanGiai vyrQ su-
sirinko Carmen Hall svetain2je
saltkiami savo prezidento John
Grunau. Noreta, kad valdzios il
gelzkeliu virSininkai ateitu i SUI
shrinking If tuomi priduotu kaip-
il pripazinimq streikininkams
bet jie neatejo.
Prez. Grunau negalejo drqsin-
ii streikininkQ, nes w tai jis bu-
tu buves tuojaus suareStuotas II
negal6jo raginti jq, kad jie griz-
III prize darbo, mes tuomi butu
nustoJes savo vietos. Taigi lis
nelaik6 nei vienos, nei kitos pu-
ses. Darbininkai nlbalsavo toliai
nesrizti, kol iie negaus to, ko jie
;s5jo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
TIKIMASI UZTI.
KRINTAS.

TuIkstanciai sukilusiu begiasllkiu
vakar rinkosi j Car Mems sale init
balsavimo priemones baigti strei-
ka.
Srkileliu vadai jiems kalbejo, jo-
gel jie pelne ia, ko til jie norejo il
kad intekme jq darbo pripazinta
visoj salyj. Bet baigti streikq yra
greieiausiai ia priezastis, kad ne
pralaimejus if to, kq Xxi Siol jjie tu-
r6jo.
Padejimas su streiku suriStose
vietose pradeda eiti normales ve-
zes.
Gi arestavimas streiko vadu te
siamas ir toliau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
.NAUJA GELZKELININKU
UNIJA.
Tikisi Sulaukti $4,000 Marty
S. v. ir Kanadoie.

Washington, bal. 23 d. - cio-
nykseiai atstovai Chicagos, New
Yorko, Clevelando, St. Louise
If kitty miestu streikuojantiu be
giasukiu pradejo tverti naujq
tautine gelzkelininku organiza-
CHA. r. J. Mitchell is Chicagos
pranesdamas apie Sta judejima
pasake, kad bus stengiamasi Sill
traukti darbininkai visu gelzke-
liniu amatu Suv. Valstijose ir
Kanadoie.
Mitchell uzreiske, kad galuti-
mes organizacijos negalima bus
sutverti, kol minetas plenas ne
bus perduotas toms organizaci-
JOINS, kurias jie atstovauja da-
bar .Washingtone. Jis mano, kad
nuo pat pradziu rasis apie Is,
900 MARTY If tasyk bus daroma
kontraktai su gelzkeliais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
FORMALIO RUSU PRl-
PAZINIMO NEPRASIS
PAS TALKININKUS.

Washington, bal. 70 d. = tia
lijos ambasada Siandien isleista-
me praneSime sake, kad klausi-
mas apie formali pripazinima ru-
su sovietines valdzios nebus pa
Quotas konferencijai San Reno
Je.
"Signoro Ni;'i noru yra, = sa-
koma pranesime kuogreiciau-
siai atsteisti komercinius santi-
kius su Russia, o kas atsieina
politinio pripazinimo, tai 10 noru
yra veikti, jei galima, pilniausioj
sutartyj STU talkininku valdzio-
mis-. Signor Nitti nori sekti tai
kos poHtika, panaudojant Yoke
tijos If Rusijos turtus, be kuri1
Europa negali tureti tikros tai
kos ir visas pasaulis negali pa
silikti ekonomineje lygsvaroje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
PINIGU KURSAS.

Uzsienlo pinlgai apStimis po
$4,000 ar daugiau tarp banku
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
bal, 23 bal. 22
Anglijos svaras S 1884, S 800
Francijos (uz $I) fr. I6.S7 1912
Italijos (uz SI) lirp 22.7o 22.45
Belgijos (uz $D fr. 1886 1885
Olandijos 100 florinu $365s 81
Danijos 100 kronu 1890 1875
Svedijos 100 kronu 2I.65 2I.oo
Norvegijos 100 kronu 1850 1890
Vokietijos 100 markiu I.6S I.6S
Austrijos 100 kronu IS IS
Suomijos 100 markiu 5.35 5.35
Lenkijos 100 markiu 10 Is
Lietuvos 100 auksinu I.08 I.6S
Kanados $1,000 = 5000 SOTO
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
|TEISEJAS DUODA VETO
S. V. w MEDZIOKLES
ANT RAUDONUJU.

Boston. bal. 23 d. - Fedora
lis teisejas Anderson, vesdamas
nagrinejima bylos apie 20 Nau-
josios Anglijos komunistu suim-
tu deportavimui smarkiai nupei-
Ike siandien valtzia uz JOS agen-
tu sauvaliskumq ju puolimuose
ant "raudonuju'' sausio menesyj.
Jis pasake, kad jie elgiasi pagal
principa "pirma pakark, o paskui
teisk;" jie, laikydami zmones be
warranty kelias savaites, reikalau-
ia pasimokyti amerikietinimo
daugiau negu tie, kuriuos jie Sill
areStavo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
KETURI ROMANOVAI
PALAIDOTI PEKINE.
Dideliu Slaptumu Pervezta Ku-
mai is Charbino j Chinq Sostine.

Dideliu Slaptumu Pervezta Ku-
mai is Charbino j Chinu Sostine.
Pekin, bal. u d. = Septyni
kunai, kuriu keturi esq rusu ca
70 Seimynos nariQ vakar atejo is
Charbino Pekinan il tapo palai-
dot rusu kapinesc uz mieeto sic
nu. Visa ia ceremonial atlikta
su kuodizi@usia slaptybe. kunai
esq didziojo kunigaikstio Sergi-
jaus Michailovitio, kunigaiksGio
Ivano, kun. Igoro kun. lvano
brolio If didziosios kun. Elzbie-
tos, carienes sesers If triju tar
nQ, kurie Irauge su karo Seimy-
nos nariais buve uzmusti If imes-
ii angllq kasyklon arti Permes.
Situos kunus srmadusi pernai
vasarq adm. Kolcako paskirtoji
komisiJa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
Chlcagos zlnios.

Biblijq, bet rusu bolsevizma. Gi
neturedamas pamatinio supra
timo, zmonems pasakoja apie
visokius "cepsujus' if noredamas
pripasakot daugiau, Saukia dar-
bininkus vaziuoti i Lietuva uki-
ninkp pjauti, buk anie nori nu-
versti Rusijos sovietus. Kur tik
10 If protas?
zinoma, protingesnieji suprato
10 kalba ir apleido svetaine, o
tie kurie vargiai begali atsiminti
savo varda, klauses ir plojo del
nais. M. K. S.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
]. Legnugaris, Rast.
BRIDGEPORT.
Jukelio Prakalbos.

Bal. 70 d., "Mildos" svetaine-
nej. drg. Jukelis lake savo neva
"spy6iu'
10 kalba beveik zednam Chi
casieeiui jau yra zinoma. Ia;
vienas, taip sakant, is "neatsi-
duodanciu" tyru kalbetojas Anne
rikos lictuviu tarpo.
Stebetina, kad pats kalbttojas
neturi nci maiiausio supratimc
'apie ekonomiska politika, bet ia
kartas nuo karto megina gvilden-
ii ir pagaliaus, negaledamas sa-
vo kalbos galq rumegsti, griebia-
Isl kitty ypatu smeizimo apsilenk
damas su teisybe.
Kas nepazysta blevyzguoto-
jaus Mockaus, kurio ''nedvokiar
clos" kalbos nei vienas svelkai
Protaujantis zmogus neklausys
Aisku, kuomi tokis klausytojas
butu, = juk visems zinoma, kad
teismas jau kelis kartus pripazi-
no il pamiseliu.
Jukelis = tai antrasis Moe
Ikus, tik pastarasis tyrineja ne
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
S. V. SIUNCIA LAIVUS
MEKSIKON.

Washington, bal. % d. = Sian
dien pasigsta trys karleiviai
Meksikos vandenis.
Kilus pavoiingai padeciai del
p!ataus sukil.mo prizes Carranzos
vaidziq, Amerikos LAVAL pasius-
ia j Meksikos uostus apgyninrui
amerikieciu ir kitu Svetimsaliu
gyvasciu if nuosavybiu.
Laivyno skyrius val. skyriaus
prisaku pasiunte is San Diego mai
kintojq MoCardey If skraiduoli
Salem / meksikinius Pacifiko uos
tus Topo,obampo ir Mazatlan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24

SARGAS NUSOVE
SARGA.

Butte, Mont, bal. 22 d. =
.Sargas HUH B. Haran, priesa-
kyle Daily Bullctino," siandier
tapo nuSautas kito sarge Pabsto
kuris budamas arestuotas sakosi
nuSoves il netycia.
Siandien paskelbta, kad Ana
condos Vario kasyklu kompani-
jos kasyklos Buttes apskrityj
prades dirbti rytoj, isstoveje nno
paned6lio, darbininkams sustrei-
kavus.
Streikininkai siandien susirin-
ko ]. w. w. svetaineje, bet dau-
glars demonstraciju nedare II
neband6 rikietuoti kasyklu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
ARTYN PRIZE ST. SIMKAUS
IsLEISTUVIU KONCERTO.

Artinasi ISleistuviu Koncertas
% su tuomi If p. Simkaus atsi-
sveikinimo valanda, valanda di.
del dziuginanti kiekvieno Sir
di ne delto, kad reikia atsisvei-
knit su musu mylimu komp
Simkum, bet de, to, kad kon-
certe turesime proga isgirsti
gauti nuo musu zvaigzdziQ- daini-
ninku tyro dailes peno-dainu sa-
vo sieloms, idant jose (dainose)
oyventi Lietuvos dvasia.
Tikietai perkami visu grei-
tumu. Zymi dalis ispirkta. Pra-
matomas tikietQ trukumas. Tai
81 norintis pritilpti koncertan,
pasirupinkite tikietais is kali
no.
Tikietai galima gauti siose vie
tose:
~ "Lietuva" 1858 SO. Nor
gan St.
2.) "Naujienos" 1880 SO. Hal
sted St.
3.) "Draugas", 1900 ". 46-th
St.
A. Pas "Birut5s" narius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
KAREIVIAI BUTTEJE.

Butte, Mont, bal. % d. =
Pribuvus kareiviams is Fort Ge-
orge Wright If Camp Lewis
Buttcje yra ramu. Streikininkai
reikalauja didesnes mokestes,
E valandu dienos If paiiuosavimo
politiniu kaliniu.
Keliu dideliq kasyl1p savinin-
kai paskelbe, kad Jie atidaro ka-
syklas.
Lapelis kalnakasip organiza-
cijos pranesa, kad streikas eina
tcliau.
"Neik j kasyklas per savo drau
gu krauja," prasergima jane.
Pagal isakyma is Washingto-
no pactos perdetinis Phil c.
Goodwin rnreiske, kad jis ne
priimsias laikrascio Butte Dali
ly Bulletin" persiuntimui Kama
don.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
10000 VIENNOS DARBI-
NINKU STREIKUOJA..

Vienna, bal 3 d. - Pramo-
niniai adrbinilkai skaitliuje 70,
900 isejo streika, negavc ju pra-
Syto pakelimo mokesties. Gazo
il elektros fabrikp darbininkai
If tie, kurie turi sqrysi su paga-
minimu il paskaidymu duonos,
pieno if kitu reikmenu pasiliks
dirbti iki panedelio, o tasyk jie
zada prisideti prie streikininku,
jei darbininku reikalavimai ne
bus pripazinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
CICERO, ILL.

Gerbiami c. L. P. Klubo ma
rial, malonekite visi susirinkti
nedelioj, bal. IS d., Z val. yak.
j O. Tamuliunienes svetaine, o
is ten eisime Yuknio svetainen,
kur atsibus Draug. Lietuvos Ka-
reiviu balius.
Paskutiniam susurinkime taip
esame nutare, tad ir ispildyki-
me. Klubo Korespondentas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
ADMIROLAS BRITAIN
NUSIzUDE.

Washington, bal. 23 d. =
Adm. Fl. B. Wilsono stabo per-
detinis, koutradmirolas Carlo B.
Britain, komanduoiantis Allan
tiko laivynr vakar nrsisove, bu-
damas sr laivynu Kubos vande-
nyse.
Adm. wilson pranesdamas lai-
vyno skyriui apie adm. Brittaino
miiti nepadava 10 nusizudymc
priezasties
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
SUSTATE APKALTINI-
MA Prizes DIDzIUO-
SIUS PAKUOTOJUS.

New York, bal. % d. = Fede-
rails didysis posedin;1ku teis-
mas Brooklyne siandien sustate
apkaltinima prizes Chicagos Ar
mouro if komp., Swifto If komp.
ir Wilsono If komp. firmas bel
ju cionykscius atstovus; jie yra
kaltinami pelninkavimu su mesa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
LIETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DIENOS.

Bal. "a d., 1893 m. Vytautas pa
zadejo kryziuociams zemai-
tia.
Bal. "a d., 1906 m. gime Lietu-
vos rasytojas Fridrikas Kur-
Salts.
Bal. 2S d., 1872 m. lietuviai per
galejo totorius ties Vilniumi
Bal. 30 d., 1904 m. atgavimas lie
tuviu spaudos Lietuvoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-24
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Vaziuojantjems Lietuvcn.

Daugelis lietuviu keliauja Lie
tuvon if delei nezinojimo kelio-
nes taisykliu daug vargu panesa
Trufnpai paaiskinsime.
1svaziuodani laivakortes pir-
kite tiktai pas is senai zinomus
agentus. Nekurie nauji agentai
lpatys nezinodarni reikalo, savo
Ipasaaierius New Yorke paveda
tiesiog prigavika,ns If nuo to
zmones nukencia. Jau buvo at
sitiklmas, kad vienas agentas is
Vakaru prisiunte keliolika ke-
liauninku New Yorkan su LAVA
kortemis ant Paryziaus, bet New
Yorke juos norejo uzsodinti ant
laiv'l einaGiu Triestan ir verte
keliauti per Vienna ir Varsava.
Tx apsiskundus misijai jie liko-
81 nenuskriausti. New Yorkan
Iatkeliave turf butt labai atsargus.
Geriausia ir parankiausia da-
bar vaziuoti bile linija per Pa
ryzip Daiktlls paduodant ant
laivo nereikia apdrausti. Daiktus
staciai adresuoti Paryziun.
Pirm iSva2iavilno dar reikia
butinai tureti Lietuvos atstovy-
bes pasporto vizavima, be kurio
neisileidzia Vokietijon ir Fran
cuzijon. Taipgi reikia tureti pas
porto VIA pas Francuzijos kon-
suli. Apart to dar reikia tureti
liudijima, kad uzmoketos taksos,
kitaip neisileis laiva. ....--
Paryziuje reikia pasporta vi
zuoti pas Vokietijos konsuli, kad
tr:reti tiesa ivaziuoti Vokietijon.
Taipgi reikia vizuoti pas Angli-
JOS konsuli, kad praleistu per
Anglijuos uzimta zona. Uzsivi-
zavus pasportus bilietus pirkti
Xxi Berlino if daiktus paduoti,
bet daiktus paduodant butinai
reikia apsaugoti, mes labai daug
pundu ir kuparu zuva. Taipgi
Paryziuje reikia pasiteirauti, ar
reikalinga militare alijantp VIA
vaziuojant per okupuota zona.
Jei tokia reikalinga, tai uzsivi-
zuoti.
Atvykus Berlinan, patartina
vizuoti pasporta pas lenku kon-
suli, kad perleistu per isrezta Len
kijai juosta. Turime ziniu, kad
nekuriuos keliauninkus lenkai ne
praleido If jie turejo grizti Ber-
Imam, is cia vykti j Stetina,
paskui juremis Xxi Karaliauciaus.
Berline reikia apsiziureti, kad
SUI savim tureti nedaugiau 1000
vokisku markir, nes Eitkunuose
vokieciai krato ir neduoda dau-
giau isvezti. Verciau Berline is
s:mainyti i auksinus (oberostus).
Ispildant siuos oficialiskumus
ir apsaugojus (insiurinus) daik-
tus nuo Paryziaus Xxi Berlino
paprastai niekas nekliudo ir ke-
lone gerai sekasi
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