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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
Kdo bi zmeraj tuzen bill !.

:
Resnica je, da zivimo v jako
resnih cash, vendar pa bi ne
bilo prav, &c bi Sc kar naprej
kislo drzali in premisljali sla-
bib cash in tel strasni vojni.
Dan "a dnem Sc pehamo "a de-
lom v tovarnah, da tako poma-
gamo po svojih najboljsih mo-
ceh nasim fantom-vojakom do
skorajsnje image. Kakor nase
telo potrebuje vsakdanje hrane,
prav tako jo potrebuje tudi mas
duh in par ur razvedrila v We
sell druzbi bo >prav gotovo vsa-
kemu koristilo. =
Kdo bi zmeraj tuzen bill .
pole nasa narodna pesem in res
je tako. Use zalovanje nam ne
bo prineslo zazeljenega miru.
Zato. je pa potrebno, da Sc vea-
sih tudi malo razveselimo in 81
tako okrepimo duso in telo, da
bono lazje prenasali svoje kri-
ze in tezave. Zato smo sc pa tu-
di Lozanje skorajzili in sklenili,
da povabimo "a predpustno So
boto vse nase prijatelje v Slo-
venski dom ma Holmes Ave.
Torej sedaj ze veste, da sem
vam hotel povedati, da v sobo-
to 10. februarja priredi nase
drustvo Loska dolina predEust-
no veselico, ma katero vabimo
vse Lozane, to Sc pravi, vse ma
Sc rojake, XII SO donna liz prelepe
Loske doline. Ker je pa ze ta-
ko, da je vedno bolj lustno &c
mas je kaj vec skupaj, cato pa
vabim tudi vse Blocane, Ora
hovce, zerulane, Libsence, Je-
zirce, Cerkljane, Rakovce. I, no,
kaj bonn pa Sc vec nasteval, sal
veste, da zelim povabiti vse We
sele ljudi in sploh vse, XII ste ra-
di v veseIi druzbi. Vsi pridite v
soboto zvecer v Slovenski dom
ma Holmes Ave. in boste videli,
da YAM ne bo zal, kajti veselja
bo dovolj "a vse.
In to tudi ze veste, da kadar
Lozanje, kaj pripravijo, da to
store po vseh predpisih. To sc
pravi, da bo poskrbljeno "a vse-
stransko postrezbo. Kuharice
bodo imele ma razpolago oku-
sen prigrizek in nasi natakarji
tam pri bari pa najboljso kap-
ljico. Ko Sc boste z vsem tenn
okrepcali, Sc boste pa lahko "a.
vrteli Oh zvokih slovenske mu-
zike. Sal so nam godci re oblju-
bill, da bodo igrali tako poskoc-
ne poke in valcke, da Sc bodo
tudi najbolj otrdele kosti razgi-
bale. Zato Sc pa lie pripravite in
re danes sklenite, da v soboto
nikamor drugam ne pojdete, kot
ma veselico k Lebanon. Vstopni-
ma je sanno SO centov in vstopni-
ce pa lahko dobite pri skoro
vseh clanih nasega drustva in
seveda ma vecer veselice pa tu-
di pri blagajni.
Torej, ma svidenje v soboto
vecer v Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave.
John Znidarsic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
Nemska grozodej-
'stva pred begom IL
Lodza ma Poljskem
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

(Nadaljevanje S l. stranD
Toda najbolj tocno sliko te-
ga, kar sc je zgodilo, sem sill
Sal iz ust 30-letnega tesarja
Frantiska Zarenskija, XII je po-
novno skoro ma cudezen nacin
:usel smrti, XII so jo dolocili zanj
Nemci. On je eden izned treh,
o o'katerih je znano, da so ostali
zivi, in Sc je nahajal jeci cd
1941, kamor je bill poslan radi
cirkulacije proti hitlerjevskih
letakov.
Kaj pripoveduje jetnik, XII
sc je resil
Zarenski, cigar roke so BE
vedno pokrite z obvezami, da
pokrije' rane in opekline in ci-
gar zivcni sistem Sc nj okreval
Cd prejsnjih izkusenj, Sc je ma
hajal v 4. oddelku jetnisnice,
kjer Sc je nahajalo 900 jetni-
kov. Koliko jetnikov sc je ma
hajalo v vsem poslopju, sesto-
jecem liz stirih nadstropij, mu
nj bilo znano.
En- dan pred eksekucijami je
ravnatelj jetnisnice ukazal vsem
jetnikom, da Sc podajo v 3. in 4.
nadstropje, in okrog 2. ure po-
poldne ma Z. januarja Sc je "a
cello klicati njih imena. Potem
Sc jih je locilo v skupine, bro
jece petnajst do dvajset parov,
in Sc jim ukazalo, da Sc podajo
doll drzee sc "a roke.
Jetniki SO bill sistematicno =.
p0streljeni
V prvem nadstropju so stall
SS-cetniki z brzostrelnimi pus-
kami. Jetnikom je pilo ukazarlo,
da gredo rcimo njih. Ko so sc
pomikali naprej, SO padali pod
kroglami. Veeina jih je bila u
bitih.
Zaremski Sc je nahajal " dru-
gi skupini, ampak krogla, XII je
bila namenjena zanj, je prevr-
tala njegove hlaee in rokav in
samo ozgala kozo. Navzlic temu
pa je padel, kakor da je mrtev
in njegovo telo je bilo pokrito
S trupli ostalih jetnikov.
Ko je streljanje doseg 10
zgornja nadstropja tovarniske-
ga poslopja, nekateri jetniki nj
SO hoteli priti doll in so sku-
sail cello organizirati slaboten
odpor. Potem SO bill poslani go
ri drugi SS-cetniki strojnica-
mi, XII so jetnike postrelili ma
stopnicah ali pa v svojih sobah.
Poslopje jetnisnice zazgano z
granatami
10 so bill cetniki prepricani,
da je vecina jetnikov mrtva, SO
virgil v poslopje granate in "a
zgali poslopje, kjer so popreje
kupe mrtvecev in leseno opre-
mo oblili 2 bencinom. Ko so po-
slopje objeli plameni, so Nennci
zavzeli nnesta v stolpih ma zidu,
XII ga je obkrozal in pod rnocnim
zarkometom opazovali, &c be
kak jetnik, XII je ostal xiv, sku-
Sal skociti IL gorece stavbe. Vee
jih je poskusilo in 50 bill ujeti
ma dvorisGu.
Zaremski se je resu tenn,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
Delo Prog. Sloyenk
"a reif V letu 1914
(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
Nabrala Mary Krizaj, R.D.1,
Salem, Ohio ma pikniku v Sa-
lem, O.: M. Tusek, Dover Point,
Ohio $500; ]. Mihevc, Salem,
o. $500; j. Krizaj, Salem, Ohio
$500; Pc $1.0O: Dan Naglich,
Salem, O.; Mr.. Kordan, r. D. 2
Salem, O.; William Dolence, Sa-
lem, O.; J. Celina, Salem, o.
Mr.. Brelih, E.. Palestine, Ohio;
F. Taucar, Dover Point, Ohio;
c. Bogataj, Dover Point, Ohio;
Mary Celin, R. D. No. 5, Salem,
O.; T. Yereb, Barton, O.; T.
Mrak, Cleveland, Ohio; A. Be-
nedict, Salem, O.; - Po SOC:
Mr.. Lause r. D. 2, Lisbon, O.;
Mr.. Valentincic, w. S. Soron,
O.; M. Raicic, Girard, O.; Mr..
Markovic, Jr., Salem, o. Toni
Romsek, Dover Point, o.; NJ.
Cvetan, Iron Valley, Pa; John
Taucek, Girard, O.; F. Molina,
Salem, O.; F. Pavlin, Canton, O..
30c; Anton Stokovic, Salem, o.
35c; Frank Reyek, Girard, o.
Soc; Po 25c: ]. Bergant, Dover
Point, O.; Mr.. Cvelbar, Dover
Point, O.; ]. Garem, Soron, O.;
T. Mercina, Dover Point, Ohio;
Mr.. Gabric, Salem, O.; M. Bozo,
Salem, O.; Mr.. Kikel, Young
stoWn, O.; Mr.. Markovic, Sa-.
LEM o., J. Gokovek, Salem,s
TO-; F. Kulovic, Salem, O.; S.
Mozurik, Salem, O.; in Frank
Koran, Salem, O. Skupaj
$27.95. -.
Nabiralke Anna Pollock in
Frances Turk $4,000.
Pc $1,000: Helen Moss, John
Pollock, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Ger
kvenik, John Metelko. Skupaj
$4,000; Jennie Kavchnik $4,000.
Po $500: Frank Pekol, Antho-
ny in Olga Debelak, A. Debelak,
Sophie Odett, Josephine Ska
bar, Magdalene Tancek. - Sku-
paj $4,000. - Pc $500: Anton
Novak, Rose Sumrada, Katie
Dolinar in FIR ank Prevec. -
Pc $500: Frank Arko, Louis
Lekse, Frances Svetina, Martin
Frank, Mr.. in Mrs. r. Jelercic,
Jozek Pograic, Rudolph Kozan,
Mrs. Anton Artel, Joseph Po-
lanz, Mace Pekol, Stanley Do
lenc, Cyril Obed, Joe x, Low
J renee X, Martin Patolsek. Sku-
| paj $4,000. - Pc $1.0O: John
Kodric, Mrs. Anton Stampfel,
Katy Strnisa, Frances Centa,
Elizabeth Hribar, Mrs. j. Zajc,
Anton Kozoglav, Joseph Wild
mar Mrs. Louis Hoffert, Bar.
bara Stagar, Frank Anzlovar,
Steve Ellish, Mrs. T. Frank,
Jennie Stefe, Mary Modic, Jer-'
ca Bozic, Frank Primozic, Ma
Try Zakrajsek, Valeria Dolinar,
/ Mr. in Mrs. D. Ratkovich, Mr..
/ in Mrs. Max Schumer, Mr.. in
Mrs. G. Seketa, Mr.. in Mrs. j.
Gradisher, John Pintaric, Frank
Popotnik, Frank Videmsek, FL
la Starin, Peter Starin, L. Skok,
Mary Bizjak, Frances Lunder,
Mrs. Mary Kolegar, Anton Kot-
/ mix in Josephine Turk. Sku-
pai S34.25 poleg $2.75.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27

Robert Lewis Of the U.S.N.
writes his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. e. Lewis, that he has q new
rating Of Boatswain's Mate &c.
He Is serving In the Philippines
where he has been for about 3
months. He doesn't think he'll get
home for some. time although he
has seen two and a half years Of
service with the Navy.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Keith Of
Memphis, Tenn, were overnight
guests at his sisters home, Mrs.
N. e. Lewis. Capt. Keith was q
former resident Of Kennewick and
has been In the Army Air Force
several years. He has The distinc-
ton Of plotting q plane TO Ger
many with some Of the PresidentS
party at the time Of the Big Z
conference. He q q son Of Mr.. J.
N. Sheehan Of Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Lewis were
Friday evening dinner guests 1t
the home Of their son and family,
Nelson Lewis.
Mrs. Carl Hess and infant son
are now at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. z. Lewis. Sgt.
Hess Is still In Austria, but q ex-
pecting to be home before Christ
mas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27
III o V E r

The Benefit Club met at the
home of Mrs. Winnie Num-. They
elected officers for the coming
year. All the old officers were re-
elected.
Mrs. Hayle and children from
Pasco visited her sister, Mrs. Bob
Mcintyre last week.
Mrs. Hatch's daughter and child
from Portland are visiting them
this week.
Mrs. Marion Nagel and Mrs.
Henry Nagel were visitors In Ho-
yer Friday.
home Of Mrs. H. N. Hampton next
Tuesday, Oct. 2.
Pvt. Lester Butterfield, sta
toned at Baxter hospital, Is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
II. Butterfield Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Hampton and Mrs.
Nellie Sherry were visiting at
Harmon Wilcox's home last week.
Mrs. N. II. Hampton and Mf8.
John Num- entertained their Sum
day School classes at the home Of
Mrs. Hampton last Thursday
night. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. Winnie Mum and Mrs..
Clara Hampton were the hostesoes
at the USO last Wednesday night.
Junior Sap visited his mother,
Mrs. Hatch last week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27

Ceilings vary with the year, model
and conditions and it is the Ne
sponsibility Of the householder or
individual selling such articles to
charge no more than ceiling price.
Ceiling prices may be obtained
from price clerks Of local War
Price and Rationing Boards.
TRUCK TIRE INCREASE
To help meet heavy demands for
bus and truck tires and cut In
creasing backlogs Of untitled ap-
plications, an additional ALLEGATION
by the Regional. Office( has been
granted the Spokane District Of
flee of Price Administration, on
the September bus and truck tire
quota. Backlogs are due to appl-
cations exceeding monthly tire
quotas of local War Price and Ra-
tioning Boards 50 that purchase
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certificates cannot be issued, Guer-
tin explained.
The supplemental ALLEGATION for
rationing to consumers throughout
the district consist Of 600 small
truck tires, $50 and under and 100
truck tires size 8.25 or larger.
Ceiling Prices On Installed
Insulation ~
Just in time for winter prepar-
alton, ceiling prices on installed
insulation have been cut for con-
sumers by an average Of more
than 1870, Guertin announced.
Under a revised order effective
September 10, the ceiling prices
are made uniform in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho.
Typical of the price cuts Is the
decrease from 18c to 14c per 50.
foot for mineral or crock" wool
blown in open ceilings 4 inches
thick on flat surface; also q typi-
cal cut is from 18c to 14c per 50.
foot on blanket or bait insulation
applied by hand.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27
ParkvieW Homes

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McQuaid
of the Park View Homes lett
Thursday, September ID, to make
their home in Bremerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Coonradt
moved to Pullman Saturday.
Kenneth Mason had a few Of
his friends in to help him celeb
rate his seventh birthday Thurs
day.
Opal Novelty donated a num-
Der of recordings to the Teen-Ag-
ers this week.
A baby girl was born to Mrs.
Lou Pursely of the Park View
Homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Friday left
for a weeks vacation in Montana.
On Saturday evening 70 teen
ayers spent their time playing
ping pong, cards and dancing. The
snack bar was open and wide
variety Of candy bars, nuts and
minis was sold.
On Friday night after the game
with Pasco which will be played
in Kennewiclk, the teen-agers Will
play host to the Pasco team and
followers at the Recreation hall.
A big time and crowd Is antici-
pated. The snack bar will be open
and as a Especial" hamburger
will be sold.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Pol
ing will hold the first regular re-
hearsal Of the "Teen-Age" or
chestra. They expect to feature
their new dance orchestra soon.
Mrs. Mowery gave q surprise
party for her daughter Margie and
about 80 of her young friends Sum
day in the Club room. In appre-
citation for the use Of the hall Mrs.
Mowery presented Miss Polling
two records for the hall. The daily
attendance has maintained q high
level. With the opening Of school
and shorter fall days Miss Polling
and Mrs. Sitter have inaugurated
a new schedule for the building.
Children up to II years Of age are
to have use of the gym and lounge
from to $50 pm. From that
hour on to 9p.m. the building Is
open for Teen Ayers and adults
only. Parents would be Of great
help by cooperating with the Rec
reation hall staff If they would
please instruct their children as
to the new schedule.
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Q B IT u A r Z

LOIS MAXINE XEITfnY
Miss Lois Maxine Keithly pass.
ed away Saturday, September q,
at the Walla Walla Blue Mountain
Sanitarium.
Lois was born in Emmett, Idaho.
Sept. 10, 1918, where she attended
school until 1894. She moved with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Benja.
min, to Richland. She graduated
from Richland High school In 1895
and left soon to attend q beauty
school in Idaho where she gradu-
ated and taught this work in
Boise and Moscow.
She took three years Of nurse
training in Boise and served In
that capacity for some time.
In 1914 she left for Louisiana
and was stricken with pneumonia.
Complications followed. Later L
was found she had contracted tu-
berculosis. She was brought 10
Kennewick from Florida and later
placed in the sanitarium May LIST.
She leaves to mourn her loss
her mother, her step-father, DE-.
BENJAMIN, and one brother, Dean
Keithly Of Eugene, Ore.
The body was laid to rest In the
family plot beside her father IN
Emmett, Idaho.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27
Ration Boards
Joined: Continue
Many Controls

With fuel oil, gasoline and pro-
cessed foods off rationing-and
other commodities slated to 60 as
soon as supplies permit consol-
.idation of local War Price and
Rationing Boards now is under
way by government orders, Har-
vey Guerfton, District Director Of
the Office of Price Administration
said this week.
But as rationing tapers off, in
creased emphasis Is swinging to
rent and price control and their
strict enforcement, in intensive
effort to prevent the initiation
which followed World War /.
In line with the national policy
local boards at Cheney, Chewelah,
Dishman, lone, Metaline Falls,
odessa, Palouse, Pullman, Rosalia,
Sprague, Tekoa, Richland and
Wilbur will close September %.
Gas rationing now stands, most
applications and issuances Of Ger
tificates, books and coupons can
be handled by mail saving both
consumers and boards time and eff
fort" he explained. "At the same
time, we expect to give better and
more specialized service to recon-
version pricing problems"
The board consultations, Guer-
tin explained, has the general ap-
prevail of merchants and citizens
of the Board area, all Of which
will be represented on the enlarg-
ed panel section being set up to
given increased service to consum-
ers and merchants as inflationary
pressures multiply.
CEILING ON USED GOODS
Z Even in sales from consumer to
consumer, certain used goods still
greatly in demand are under strict
price control, the OPA said today.
Specific dollars and cents ceilings
are set on used refrigerators,
washing machines, gas ranges,
metal bed springs, vacuum clean
ers, cameras and typewriters.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27
SERVICE JOBS

CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
Applications for the position Of
Meteorological Aid for the wealth
er bureau, in the states Of Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Washington
are being sought by the United
States Civil Service commission.
Complete information and forms
for applying may be obtained from
first or second class post offices.
Applications will be accepted un-
til the needs of the service have
been met.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
PENNSYLVANlJOJE

Lietuviska linija kaip ikisiol.
Tada viskas bus gerai ir vi
stems iseis ] syeikata.
Dainos Choras, diriguojant
Inz. Norkui, ispilde dainu pro-
grama.
VARGAS su tais musu Lie
tuviskais vadais Amerikoje.
Kaip is pirmu spaudos prane-
simu teko, skaityti tai jie ne
galejo susitarti siais metals
saukti Amerikos Lietuviq Su-
vaziavima, ar Selma ar Kon-
gresa bendrai. Atrodo kad kaip
pereitais metals taip ir Symet
Selma susauks tik tautine pat
riotiSka spauda. Jeigu taip tai
kokiems galams kitu sroviQ
spauda NUNS reikalinga? Ne
jau kritiSkiausiu Lietuvos va
davimo laiku musu vadai il
spauda negali surasti bendros
kalbos il vieningos alzciios Lie
tuvos laisves bylai ginti nors
syki metus? Irunlpa ateitis
tai parodys.
Z. JankauSkas.
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PARALIZIUOTIEMS
GELBEYI VAKARELIS

Sausio 28, nuo 5 val. vaka-
re, rengiama vakaras. Sv. An
tano parapijos mokykloj, ku-
rio pelnas skiriamas kovai su
paralyzium. Su sia baisia liga
kovoja visa Americas visuo,
meme. Mes Lietuviai irgi no.
rime prisideti kaip tautine CRU
pc to fondo paremimui.
Rengimo komisija: B. Keb-
laitiene, f. Pauraziene il ST,
Douvan. Lictuviai kvieCiami
Sia pramogq atsilankyti If kas
gall prisideti aullomis. Kadan-
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Prasidejo Maryland
Legislatures Pose
dziai

ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Sio-
mis- dienomis susirinko Mary
land valstijos Legislature tri-
jig menesiQ dVimetiniam pose
dziavimui. Suorganizuoti pa
stCVus komitetai.
Adv. Nadas Rastenis, vienas
atstovu is Baltimores miestc
6-to distrikto, iSrinktas pirmi-
ninku Committee on Contin-
gent Funds ir nariu Judiciary
ir Public Buildings Komitetu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

PETRAITIS Juozas, 65 metu,
mire Gruod. 10, Chicagoje.
(RaseiniQ ap., Girkalnio p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno % m.
BURBA Juozas, mire Gruodzio
M, Shenandoah, Pa.
RANCIENE Elena (Degutyte)
mire Gruod. Is, Chicagoje.
(TelsiQ ap., Judrieniu par,
Uzvienu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 33 metus.
MILIAUSKAS Mikas, 54 M,
mire Gruod. 6, Greenfield,
Mass.
JANKEVICIENE Pet tro n ele
(Kinderiute), pusamze, mire
Gruod. 10, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap., Pagires p., Dun
noko ky Amerikoj isgyveno
81 metus.
BLAzAS Petras, 69 M, mire
Sausio 7, Novelty, Ohio.
NAVICKAS Jonas, Is M, mi
re Rugs. 13, Gary, Indiana,
(Smarliunu k, Veisieju p,
Seinu app
NAVICKAS Ignotas, 10 metu,
mire Gruodzio 19, Gary, Ind
(Paejo is Kauno gub.)
KRIKSCIUNAS Aleksandras,
senyvo amz., mire Sausio 4
Washington Depot, Conn.
SUMINSkIENE Elena, AT M.
nuzudyta Sausio g.. Akron
Ohio.
BANDA Juozas, Sc M, mire
Detroit, Mich, palaidotas z
Sausio. (Gaisriu k, Sintau,
tu val, sakiu app
PECIULIENE Barbora, mire
Gruodzio m., Elizabeth, N. J
JOMANTAS Motiejus, mire
Gruodzio m., Elizabeth, NJ
SUKACKAS Feliksas, mir;
Gruodzio M, Elizabeth, NJ
JARUsEVICIENE Ursule, mi,
re Gruod. II, Bayonne, NJ
BUDRAITIENE Marijona, mi.
re Gruodzio 9, Grand Ra.
pids, Mich.
STANAITIENE Jieva, mire
Gruodzio M, Mahanoy CT
ty, Pa.
zILIENE Ona (Dauksiute), sc
m, mire Gruod. 20, Chica.
goj. (Raseiniu ap., Kaltine,
nu p., GedminiSkio k.) Ame.
rikoj isgyveno 35 metus.
JANKAUSKAS Pranas, senyvc
amziaus, mire Gruodzio 20
Chicagoj. (Taurages apskr.
Kvedarnos par, Paragaucir
k) Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metus.
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Nuzudytas Michigan
Senatorius

LANSING, Mich. - Tyrine-
jana nuzudymas Valstijos Sc
natoriaus Hooper, kuris buvo
zymiausias liudininkas Michi-
gan valstijos kysiu skandalo
byloie. Paskirta $4,000 at
lyginimo uz zmogzudzio sura-
dina, ir dar vienas laikraStis
paskyre nuo saves $4,000 tam
paCiam tikslui.
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LEsKAUSKAITE Mare, 21 m.
mire Gruodzio m, Mahanoy
City, Pa.
MIsKINIS Petras, So M, mi
re Gruodzio IL, Stoughton,
Mass. Amerikoj isgyveno 43
metus. ~.
BOsKIENE Mare, IA M, mi
re Gruodzio M. Rockford,
Illinois.
JUSEVICIENE Ona, so metV,
mire Gruod. 90, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio ap.)
NEFFAS (Nefcesauskas) Juo-
zas, pusamzis, mire Gruod.
22, Chicagoj. (Panevezio ap.
Naujamiescio p., Garsvu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno As m.
URBANAVICIUS Juozas, SO
m., mire Gruodzio 18, Lu-
zerne, Pa. .....
MILIUS Jonas K, mire Lapk.
25, Los Angeles, Cal. (Tel-
siu ap., Andriejavo p.) Sc
niau gyveno Brooklyn, N. Y.
STANKUS Liudvikas, pusam-
zis, mire Gruod. %, Chica-
goj. (siauliu ap., Uzvenciu
par.)
KRIAUCIUNIENE N, mire
Gruodzio M, Brooklyn, NY.
VIsNIAUSKAS Andrius, 60 m.
nire Lapk. IA, New Kensin-
gton, Pa. (Marijamp. ap).
SIMOKAITIS Pranas, SO me-
tu, mire Lapkricio Fl, St.
Louis, Mo.
ClCENAS Stasys, pusamzis,
mire Gruod. "a, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap., Rimsu par)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
RUSECKAS Juozas, SO metu,
mire Gruodzio "a, Chicagoj.
(Gimes Anglijoj.)
JAKUBKA Petras, pusamzis,
mire Gruod. "a, Chicagoje.
(Panev. ap., EliZavos p, Di-
dziunu KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no 81 metus.
ORENTAS Simanas, 80 metu,
! mire Gruodzio %, Chicagoj,
kur buvo ir gimes. ..
ANDREKUS Antanas, 65 m,
mire Gruod. II, Baltimore,
Md.
GUDAUSKAS Jonas, 50 metu,
mire Gruod. %, Chicagoje.
(Raseiniu ap., sidlavos par,
Varkaliu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 35 metus,
GALDIKAS Baltrus, II metu,
mire Gruod. 26, Chicagoje.
(Taurages aps., silales par,
Lapkalniu k)
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KARO LAUkUOSE
1914 ZUVO 70 OAK.
TARU

1914 metu begyje ivairiuo-
Sc karo frontuose musiuose zu-
vo 70 daktaru ir 113 kitu mi
re nuo siaip susirgiInu ar prize
tikiu esant militarineje tarny-
boje.
Pacifiko salu musiuose zuvo
aria mire nuo suzeidimu II
daktaru; Europos dalyse 10,
Prancuzijoje II, Italijoje 5,
siaures Afrikoje 6, ir tt.
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EALF NAUJA
T FATALPA

BALI Toto skyrlaus nau-
jas draEuziQ suVezimui kamJa-
rvs, gauta8 sv. Antano parapi-
JOS mollykloje, 25th St. If Yer
nor Hy. Susirinkimai bus lai-
komi kas pirmas penktadienis
nuo 1870 Vakare. Sekantis su-
sirinkimas iVyks Vasario 2.
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PATAISA. Nesenai: tiIpu-
shame praneSime apie Philadel-
phiecio veikejo Kazio Vidikau-
sko eiIeraSti "Lithuania and
The U. S. A, buvo praleista
zodis antologiios pavadinime
turejo butt, "NVho's Who In
Poetry in America.
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Detroit, Mich., Naujiienos

gi bus loSimas tai reikalinga
ir dovanu, jas kas gall praso-
mi padovanoti. Dovanas gall
tie priduoti minetos komisijoS
narems. Patogiausia priduoti
3. Keblaitienei, 1920 w. Euclid
Ave. Tel. TY 1888.
SERGA
Susirgo ir nugabenta j Grace
ligonine veikejo Mato simonio
zmona; ,jai padaryta appendi-
cito operacija. Linkime p. ST.
monienei greitai pasveikti.
CENTRIC SUSIRINKIMAS
Detroito Lietuviu DraugiiQ
Centro metinis susirinkimas
ivyko ,Sausio 10 d. Susirinki-
mas buvo neskaitlingas, todel
valdvba Stems metams liko ne
rinkta.
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
27 metu Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes sukakties paminejinas
surengti irgi liko valdybai.
Todel nauju draugiju prisiu-
sti atstovai prie rengimo ne
gavo progos prisideti.
Tikimes kad DLOC valdyba
surengs iskilminga pamineji,
ma. zmones dabar kalba apie
ta svente if jos laukia. Rep
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sAMERIKOJE dainty gedi-
mas prasideda anksti: apskai-
ciuota kad daugiau negu tree
dais kudikiu ~dvieju metu am
ziaus jau turi kiaurumas savo
dantyse.