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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
Dates Named for Boys and
Girls Institute.

The eighth annual North Dako-
la boys and girls institute will be
held at the Agricultural college at
Fargo Dec. 3 to I inclusive, it was
announced last week. Prof ID. w.
Galehouse, i'll charge of the farm
boys and girls clubs under the
extension department, has charge
Of the arrangement for this insti-
tutue, with the cooperation of the
county superintenolcnts.
Boys and girls, prize winners in
the various industrial contests car
ried OH in the clubs of each county
will attend this institute. Their
expenses to and from and at the
institute are to be paid by the
counties from which they are sent.
A new plan for financing the ex-
penses of this trip has been adopt
ed this year, by which each district
will have to raise a certain amount
before the expense of the institute
is incurred.
Heretofore the expenses have
been paid from fund raised in
the county as a whole, with the re-
suit that many districts whose
prize winners were sent to the i'll
stitute have not contributed cent.
The prize winning district will
now be required to send in their
, share of the expense money before
the boys and girls are sent TO the
institute.
! The program for the institute is
now being arranged and will be
announced in a shcrt time. This
is a big event i'm the lives Of the
farm boys and girls who are for
tunatc enough to attend, and the
Agricultural college and the city
of Fargo each year have prepared
special entertainment for the visi-
! tors.
Contests hav" been carried OF
the past year among the rural
school children in corn growing.
hog, production, potato growing
gardening and canning. sewing,
breadmaking and buttcr,naking,
etc. Prize winners in each Of these
i'm each county are rewarded with
I; free trip to the institute.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
D0lNCS M
federal COURT
Two Bio Cases Tried AZ Grand
Forks tho Past
Week.
jim JAM JEMs NEXT MONTH
Noted Publication VIII Aualn
Face Trial In y. S,
Court on 0bsesnIty
Charge.

The United States District Court
for n. ID. has been in session at
Grand Forks for a couple of weeks.
Two big cases have been on trial.
One was a white slave case in
which five young men transported
Il young woman from Grand Forks
to Crookston, Mimi, and returned
with her. All of them assaulted
her OH the return trip. The boys
all poined the army Immediately
following this episode. They were
arrested at the training camp and
returned to the state for trial. Th.
defense showed in their case that
three of the boys started and end
ed their trip in East Grand Forks
and consequently not making an
interstate trip, and they were de
clared not guilty of the charge by
the jury. The other young men
were found guilty of violating the
white slave act and sentenced to
six and pine months in Jail al
Grand Forks. All five of the boys
are indicted in the Minnesota
court on a charge of rape and
must stand trial there.
The other case of Importance
was what was called the East
Grand Forks Brewery case. In
this case the owners of the East
Grand Forks Brewery were arrest
ed for violating the federal bone
dry law. They were able to show
that they had been selling beer at
their brewery and the buyer ship
ped his own goods, consequently
there was no conviction in this
case.
The next term of court will BE-
held at Bismarck on Dec. 5. A:
this term Sam Clark will be tried
again for sending Jim Jam Jems
in interstate commerce. He has
been twice tried on this same kind
of a charge. The first time he was
convicted and sentenced to twn
years in the federal penitcntiary
at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, on two
different counts. He secured
Il new trial and was acquitted. The
coming trial arises from articles
appearing in Jim jam Jcms tl
fore part of the year.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
HANDLE MANY
U. S. SOLDIERS
Railroads o. tho United. States
Perform Gigantic
Task.
WITHOUT A SINGLE ACCIDENT
Total Of 1900, 900 Men Trans.
ported 10 Training Camps
and Enlbarkatlon
Points.

Washington, D. c., Nov. "a
Troop movement figures to date in
dicate that the railroads of this
country have safely transported
approximately 100000 soldiers
to training camps and embarka-
ton points. Since Aug. 1, five
hundred thousand of these men
have made journeys necessitating
overnight travel and have been
moved in tourist or standard sleep
ers furnished by the Pullman COM
pany.
On one of the long hauls 5000
men were moved from training
camp on the western coast to a
point on the eastern coast, dis
tance of 3,700 miles, in little less
than week. The men travelled in
sixteen sections, each section COM
prising II tourist cars and 2 bag
gage cars. In order to centralize
the furnishing Of sleeping cars at
points most convenient to the gov
ernment and to utilize these cars
to the best advantage, the Pullman
company changed the supervision
of the supply and movement Of
these cars from the headquarters
of the company at Chicago to
Washington, where they stationed
Mr.. G. w. Henry, Assistant to the
Superintendent of Car Service.
Mr.. Henry, in his headquarters
at the office of the Railroads War
Board has been in daily touch
with the Office of the Quartermas-
ter General and, on receipt of re-
quests from the military author
tiles for sleeping car equipment.
has seen that the cars were rushed
at once to the points needed. AS
a result of this cooperation he
tween the government, the rail
roads and the Pullman company,
half a million soldiers have been
spared the discomforts of making
long train trips in day coaches.
To assure the safety of the men
in transit, the railroads have
adopted an average speed Of 25
miles an hour for all troop trains
except when freight cars needed
for the transportation of equip
ment are included in the trains
the speed is then reduced to 90
miles an hour.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
National Red cros, Notes,

Any concrete evidence that
sweaters or other garments, made
by the Red Cross workers for SOL
diers, are being sold to soldiers or
others outside the military life,
would be most cordially welcomed
at the Northern Division head
quarters.
Scores of rumors reach the head
quarters every day. Attempts have
been made to trace these stories to
their source repeatedly but never
has fragment Of truth been dis
covered.
As rule, the stories seem to
start when Mrs. Jones tells Mrs.
Smith that she has heard that sol
diers are compelled to pay $40 for
sweaters. Always it is $40, no
more and no less, and always it is
for sweater. Smith meets Mrs.
Brown and tells her that Mrs.
Jones knows of soldier who has
paid $40 for sweater. Mrs.
Brown tells Mrs. White that Mrs.
Jones has a letter from a soldier
telling how he paid $40 for a
sweater, and Mrs. White comes out
with the completed story, which
usually finds it's way to Red Cross
headquarters to the effect that
Mrs. Jones had a letter from her
son in France announcing that he
had paid $40 for a Red Cross
sweater that Mrs. Jones made for
him. Sometimes for variation the
story includes feature of a S.
bill sewed in the sweater pocket.
Then when Red Cross workers
attempt to trace back the story
they are up against a blank wall.
Mrs. Jones declares she never had
a son or if she had one that he is
not in the service. Probably she
has forgotten absolutely ever talk
ing to Mrs. Smith. If she remem.
bers it, it is only that she read
somewhere that soldiers were buy
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
Permits for Men Subject to Draft

No passport is required by the
State Department to go to Canada
but persons subject to draft who
desire to cross the line are often
delayed while their cases are being
investigated.
When any registered person de-
sires passport or to 60 to Canada
he may apply to his local board for
a permit. If he is not likely to BE-
called within the period of the
proposed absence or if the board
is otherwise assured that his alb.
sence will not result in evasion of
or interference with the execution
of the draft law, he may obtain
the permit by giving his address
while absent and by agreeing to
keep himself informed of any call
upon him and to return immediat-
ly upon call.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
more killed her than Black Hawk 9
raid killed the Middle west.


raid killed the Middle west.
1t is too early to say what Euro
peah towns are non-competitors,
and what are preparing for their
greatest achievements. This much
We know, that France has this
year held her greatest industrial
exhibition or record that Germany
is floating her seventh loan, that
Great Britain is sending more
goods to us every week. In all the
horror Of war the philanthropists
say that. while they see the widow
and the orphan, while they look on
the soldiers grave and watch the
hopsital tents, unemployment has
almost ceased to exist.
1t may be we'll before predicting
the collapse of great nations to
consider the reviving power of the
individual man. Everybody knows
weak characters, who readily yield
to adversely or break under temp
tation. But the merchant who
starts anew the morning after the
fire, who is mistaken by drought
or c|uudburst, the man who leaves
the hospital and finds a better post
ton than he had before his injury
the resolute character who breaks
the chains of intemperance, the
boy who is sent to a refornatory
and makes his town proud of him,
are to be counted in the reckoning.
We have such unconquerable spir.
its here, and there is no reason to
doubt that there are men just as
sturdy in every European land
Camden On. J.) Post-Telegram.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
Tom Halls cass Up In December

The case against Secretary of
State Thos. Hall, for an allege'!
shortage of $4,000 in the State
Auto License Fund, will come up
for trial in the Burleigh County
court early in December.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
A Family Of Food Patriots,

In an open letter to Herbert
Hoover, U. S. Food Administrator
the editor of the American Coop.
erative Journal tells of food con-
servation by a family of five on an
Indiana farm. In addition to op-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29

ing Red Cross sweaters and, ques-
toned further, is willing to admit
that she don't remember if sh.
read that soldiers were actually
paying, or if it was a denial of the
rumor that Red Cross garments
are being sold, that she read.
1t seems the easiest thing in the
world to find a soldier who has
paid for Red Gross sweater, but
let an Investigator once take ts,a
trail and the soldier and
sweater vanish in thin air. IS
easy to start such a story, - .he
hardest thing in the worHS find
single fact in the ruQe
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29

At nearly every Red Cross
chapter in the Northern division
there is demand for clean mus.
lin and linen rags, to be made into
bandages and surgical dressings
for the soldiers. Worn out towels
and cloths of any kind can be used
by the workers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-11-29
Judge coxan Dead.

Judge Cowan Of Devils Lake
died at Rochester. Mimi, tine fore
part of the week. Judge CoMtan
had been prominent in politics and
had held a nnm|cr Of Important
Offices. lie was Attorney Genera!
Of the state three terms and Dis
trict Judge Of the Devils Lake dis
1rict twelve wears.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
BuvUSIO vOkIECIy AM
BASADORIAUS NEMAN-
DAGUMAS.

New York. = Vakar pa
galiaus Suv. Nalstijas aplei-
do VOkietijos ambasadoriu>
Won Bernstorff. Prizes iske-
,usianf palinkejo, kad ne
ivyktu kare Suv. Valstiju
su VOkietija.
Kuomet jo paklausta. ka
jis manas apie Suv. Valsti-
iu garlaivius, kuric apgink-
luoti bus siunciami ! Euro
pa, ambasadorius su paste
pin1u atsake:
"NiekO nereiSkia. TOkius
ginkluOtus garlaivius dar
smarkiaus tOrpeduos mar
dancios laives be jokio per
spejimo."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
Washington.

Washington. = K,tomet
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybG at
sauke is Meksikos savo vel
iiianciaJa arm;.ja, ptsiunte
Scn2i savO pa:'untini, Henry
u. Fletcher. Nakar ta*al pc
siltinvs pravaziavo per San
Antonio, Tex. Tenai susiejO
su generolu ir paskui iske-
liavo j Laredo. ! ana miesta
laikinas Meksikos preziden-
tas Carranza jam pasiusias
specialil traukini su kariuo-
menes sargvba. Laredo gull
palci Suv. Valstiju siena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
S. Y. PASIUNTINIUI BEL
CuOJE NELEIDzIA SUSI-
NESTI SU AMERIKA.
Washington. = Is Bernc.

washington. - Is Bernc,
SvencalijOs, aptureta zinia,
jog VOkietijos vyriausybes
isakymu liepta issinesin;i is
VOkieciu uzimtos BelgijOs
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntiniui
-Whitlock, konsuliams ir vi
stems amerikonams. Liepta
apleisti Belgija net ir anne
rikonams, prigulintiems prize
Belgijos selpimo komisijcs.
r-">Nokie6iu militarine wy
resnybe Belgijoje isake S.
Y. pasiuntiniui nuo pasiun-
tinystes namu Brusselyj nu-
traukti Suv. Valstiju velia-
va. Be to paciam pasiuti-
niui Whitlockui perkirsta
visoks susinesimas su Suv.
Valstijomis arba kitomis sa-
limis.
Taipgi Berne gauta zinia,
jogei Vokietijos oficialiuose
rateliuOse kalbama. kad ka-
re esanti neisvengtina Suv.
Valstiju SUI Vokietija.
Be to, sakoma, jogei Vo-
kictija ruoSiasi pasiusti sa-
yO nardanCias laives Suv.
Valstiju pakrascius.
Suv. Valstiju valstybes
dcpartamentas, sakOma, ne
caves jokiu officially ziniu is
BelgijOs apie vOkieciu pass
elgima su pasiuntiniu ir XII
tais amerikOnais. Tatai val
styles sckretOrius Lansing
tuo tarpu nieko nekalba
apie ta reikala.
Bet jei tas teisybo, tai
butu aiski is vokiieciu puses
provokacija.
Nuo Vokietijbs galima
yiskO sulaukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

SUGRllz0 ATGAL new
YORkO UOSTAN.

New York.-Praeito sau-
siO % d. is vietOs uOstO i
Europa buvo isplaukes Nor
vegijos garlaivis "Ryn>
DAM" Jam besant tik uz 40
nuo vokieciu nardar
ciu laiviu blOkadOs j',ostos,
.jis atSaukta atgal. "Ryn-
dam" sugrizo padares SUI
virS 5000 myliu keliOnes.
Is sito' uosto Europon is
plaukia keli garlaiviai. Kai-
kurie ju yra apginkluOti.
Tarpe kelialninku yra ir
i
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
panija taip seksis, kaip Sc
kesi praeiti dvi savaiti, ne
sama abejones, kad Anglia
bus numarinta badumi.
OUTSTANDING SUV. v.
GARLAW!.

Washington. = Gauta III
MIA, kad Tarpzemiu jurese
austrQ nardanciOji laive nrl-
skandino Suv. Valstiju gar
laivi "Lyman M. Law" Tia
zinia praneSa is Rymo Suv.
Valstiju generals konsulis
Treadwell.
Tas4 feiskia, -4sjageir Suv.
Valstijos pagaliaus lures
pertraukti diplOmatinius ~
Sius ir SUI Austria -Vengri-
ia, kurios naujas ambasado-
rius Won Tarnowski nesus-
pejc nei apSilti cionai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
FRANCUA lR BADAS.

Paryzius. - FrancijOs
parlamentc senatorius Go
mat kalbejo apie vyriausy-
bes paredyma sulyg duo
nos vartojimo. Senatorius
pazymejo, jOgei siais lai-
kais kaip su duona, taip il
su kitOkiuO maistu Franci-
jai dar nesama bedos. Bet
ateityje gall butt labai bio
gai. Vokieciai juk yra w
grobe derlingiausias Fran
cijos zemes, kur ypac bu-
vo gausiai auginami kvie-
ciai. Dabar metal ! metus
pcgaunama is ten apie &c
milijonu buseliu. tn javu
Be tick jaw bus labai bio
ga Francijai ateityje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
VIENNOJE NERA ANCLIU,

Vienna. = Cionai, Austri-
jos sostineje, angliu taip
pritruko, jogei uzdaryta
daug teatru, kaviniu ir vie
$uju istaigu. Tluksta anglip
net gaminti elcktrika miestc
gatvekariams IL ziburiams.
VieSbuciuose victoje zibalo
ir elektrOs Sviesai vartOja-
mas kerOsinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
NEzINOMA EPIDEM|JA
RUSIJOJE.

Berlynas. = ROstove ties
DOnu ir kituOse pietines
Kusijos miestuose cme siau-
sti nezinoma epidemija, nuo
kurios mirsta daug zmoniu,
ypac is Lictuvos ir LenkijOs
pabegeliu. Apie tai skelbti
uzdrausta Rusijos laikraS-
CLAIMS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
SCANDINAVIA PR0TES-
7UoJA R|Es vokIEcIy
Blo!kADA.

LondonaF. = Norvegija,
svedija il Danija pagaliaus
isdriso nzprotestuoti prizes
vokieciuz nardanciu laiviu
zaurp veikima jurese. Sitos
Sails Vdkietijos pasiunti-
niams infeike protesta, kr>
riam pazvIneta, jogei Vokie-
tija lures atsakyti il atty
ginti uz stu saliu garlaiviV
nuskandinima ir zmoniu nu.
z:nl.dyma.4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
DOVANOS Ut NARDAN-
CIy tAIvIy SUNAI-
kINIMA.

ParyMus.-Francijosp par
amcntas paskyr6 dovanoms
100000 uz vokieciu mar
danciu laiviu sunaikinima.
Dovanos bus duodamos w
to darbo atlikima kaip talki-
ninku, taip centrally sali''
garlaiviu iguloms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
NARDANCIOS LAIvES
LAIMESIANGI0S KARE.

Berlynas. s.-Anglisku laik-
rasciu vienas kOresponden-
tas tvirtina, jogei vokieciu
nardanciOs laives laimesian-
clos sta kare, kadangi, anot
oficialiu Vokictijos admira-
licijos pranesimu, laives
skandinancios labai daug
garlaiviu ir kol-kas nepra-
auvusi nei viena nardancioji
laive. Jei toms laivems kam-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
KAS PRIGULI.

Pr1e parmazOnu prigui;
ypac daug protestOnu, lais-
vamaniu, socialistu IL abel
mai bedicviu. Parmazonu
laikraStis LatOnia sake. kad
protestantizmas yra pusc
parmazOnystes, IL jam kito
keliO nera, kaip tik arba
g1'izti prie katalikystes If
butt tikinciu, arba susilieti
su parmazonais ir likti be-
dicviais.
Parmazonai yra artimiau-
81 laisvamaniams. Toxic
laisvamaniu tevai, kaip an
tai TOland, WOOlstOn, Tin
dial, Chubb, Bolingbrocke,
FOltaire buvo garsingi par
mazOnu rem6jai ir ju Sail
ninkai.
Ir didis pa1mazonijos Ii
novas Findel raSo, kad par
mazonai atmeta apreiskima,
dogmatus (tikejimo ticsas),
kaip ir laisvamaniai.
ParmazOnu vadai sake,
kad parmazonija esanti lais-
vamanijos mintis, laisvama-
MICS stella, gyvenimas, 70
dziu sakant, parmazonija
csanti beveik tas pats ka ir
laisvamaniia.
Tokiu budu parmazOnai
remia laisvamanius, o lais-
vamaniai - pa1mazonus.
Prize parmazonp p1iguli IL
Ivyriausieji socialistu vadai
ir ju prieteliai bel r6m6jai.
Cia paminesiu bent kelis, bu-
tent: Saint-SimOn, Enfantin
Karl Marks, Rousseau, Con
lOrcet, Cabanis. Robespier-
re. Mazzini ir kit.
Parmazonu privisO ivai-
riuose pasaules krastuose
Ju yra ir AmerikOj, ir An
, glijoi, ir VokietijOj, ir Aus
tralijoj, ir Ispanijoj, ir Bel.
gijoj ir TT. pagaliaus ir Lie.
tuvoj. Bet pacios numyl6
tosios .ju Sails yra Franciia
POrtugaliJa. Meksika, ltall
ia. Tuose krastuose parma
zonai yra pilnais ponais, II
saliu vyriausiais valdovais.
Parmazonai stengias pri
traukti ypac itekminguosiu'
zmones ir pininguocius. Del
ito psrmazonai turi pasaule
je didele galybe. nors ju to
priskaitoma tik apie milijo
na sana1'iu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
MUSIAI Dv|NSk0 some.
Petrogradas.

Petrogradas. - Pietuos~
nuo Drisviaty ezero vOkie-
Giai pO smarkaus armOtOmis
Saudymo ir nuOdingujQ du-
ju vartojimo puolesi atakon
prizes rusu pozicijas. Po kru-
vino music vOkieciai isibriO-
We i rusu apkasus ir paeme
ju dali. Teciau rusai tuOjaus
puOlesi kOntratakOn ir atsi-
eme savo pozicijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
NEPASISEKUSI NARDAN-
ely LAIvly BLOkADA.

Paryzius. = Nuo vasario
] d., kuomet Vokietija pa
skelbe kuone visai Europai
blokada, i Francijos uostus
atrlauke ir isplauke keli
tukstanciai francuzu ir neu-
traliu saliu garlaiviu..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
V0KIETlJA TURF
s15,Ooo,ooo,ooo
KARESSkoLy.-

Londonas. = Is Amster-
damo pranesama. jogei Vo-
kietijos vyriausybe Xxi siolei
turf uztraukusi vidujines
kares paskolos 6O,OOO,0OO, :
OcO markiu arba 15,OOO,G O,G0O,-
900 dOlcriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
SIUNCIA KARES LAIVUS ]
TURKIJ0S PAKRASCIUS.

Washington. - Turkijos
miestuose Jaffa ir Beirut
subego suvirs tukstantis
amerikonu ir laukia sau pa
gelbos nuo Suv. Valstijq.
Suv. Valstijos j Turkijos pa
kraScius siuncia kares lai-
vus. Negalima pasitik6ti
tdrkais, kurie Gina isvien su
vokieciais priesais Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
NUSkANDINTA 3 LAVAL
DAUCIAU.

Londonas. - Nakar vO-
kieciu nardancios laives nu-
skandino 8 garlaivius dau-
giau. NuO vasariO ! d. To-
del nuskandinta iSviso 101
laivas, 214,O19 tonu intilpi-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
ANGLy LAkUNAI zUDA
VAIKUS.
Berlynas.

Berlynas. = Is Bruges,
Belgijoj, cionai pranesta,
kad anglai lakunai pamesto-
mis- bombomis nuzude 16
belgu vaiku. Kelios bombos
buvusios paleistos j burr
ciuzinejanciu vaiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
PARMAzONA|
PARMAZONU TAKTIKA.

kalp II xiii bedieviai,
taip pat ir parmazonai ne
sigaili apgaudinejimu. Kad
pritraukti nesusipratusius
ypac katalikus, parmazOnai
ckelbia, kad ju tikslas esas
-tiktai labdarybe, jie, girdi,
jokiO tikejimo nekliuda.
Kad sukelti apie save ge-
ra nuomone, parmazonai
kartais aukauja naudin-
goms istaigoms ir tas savo
aukas pasirupina tinkamai
per laikraScius ispusti.
Kaip socialistai, taip pat
II parmazOnai savOi naujai
prisidejusiam sanariui neuz-
gina pildyti savO ,tikejimo
priedermiu, kad jo nenubai-
dvti.
Tuo tarpu jie stengia;,
sistematiSkai atsaldyti jo IL
kejima, kad jis pats liautus
pildes jo priedermes. Ir taip
ilgainiui savo pasekeju min
tyse pats sOcializmas arba
patti parmazonija uzima IL
k6jimo vieta.
Tikrasis parmazonu tik-
slas yra ne labdarybe, bet
paimti sales valdyma j sa-
vo rankas, igyti galybe ir is
naikinti tikejima.
POLITIKA.
ParmazOnai uz Wis labiau
stengias paimti j savo ran
kas visas itekmingasias
istaigas: mokyklas. laikras-
cius, kningynus, rasytOjus,
advokatus, gydytojus. o
ypac parlamentus ir kitas
augstesniasias valdiskas
istaigas.
Ypatingai Francijoj poll
tika visai pateko i paKmazo-
Inu rankas. Ir pats parma
zonai savOi rastuose girias,
kad Francijos visa pOlitika
iu rankose, be in .greit ne
lbcgalesias nei vienas nei pa
sijudinti. ll
Francijos ministeriu pir-
mininkas, parmazonas Com
bes sakO: "Jau nuO scnO lai-
ko Francija istikruju Waldo
lpaslaptasis parmazonu par
lamentas ir ju vyriausieji,
gi vies6ji Francijos valdzia
Itik pildo parmazonijos nu-
tarimus.
Pslmazenu vadas Franci-
jos parlamento atstovas
Massc sake: "Vyriausiu
,,o,r,oo1o,,,r uZdavini,I vra
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
SVEICARIJAI BEDA SU
.MAISTU.

Berne. = Sveicarija ina
Wis labiau pritiukti maisto,
kuro ir zibalo. Veikiai bu-
sia ivesta maistui kortcli,l
sistema.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
AMERIK0NAI APLEIDzIA
ANGLUA.

Lonlonas. - 45 amcriko-
mai * Euston iSkeliavo ]
Liverpool, is kur garlaivi,l
kcliaus j Amerika.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-08
POW NAL

Mrs. William Thompson is slowl,
improving from her Illness
Joseph Haley of Williamstown spen
Sunday with friends in town.
Ralph Ladd of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents on
Church street.
f. l.. Niles has sold his pulp wood
on his green mountain lot and will
put choppers into it at once.
Miss Mary Purcell, who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the North
Adams hospital, is gaining rapidly.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve one of their good sup
pers" (tonight) Tuesday, May s.
William Galusha bought new Ford
touring car from the VanSleet Auto
company in North Adams Saturday.
Wilson Rathbun delivered to II.
w. Myers & Son in Remington a
heavy draft team one day last week
Ralph Thompson has been confined
with diptheretic sore thorat for sew
eral days, but expects to return to
his work in LaFortunes restaurant in
Bennington soon.
Two Church, Two Preachers and
TWO Themes" was the subject of the
morning discourse at the Methodist
church by Rev. Kingman Golledge
Sunday morning.