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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
LENKIJOS TARYBA.

Amsterdamas, birzelio "a d.
"a. Kakowski, VarSavos antvys-
kupis atidare posedzius Lenkp
Valstybines Tayrbos pereita SUI
batq karaliSkam palociuje.
Kalba ''nuo sosto" [Tik nezi-
MIA, kolkio sosto-reik manyti,
kaizeriskojo sostol perskaite XII
nigaikStis LubomirSki, Lenkijos
regentas.
Kunigaikstis Lubomirski is
deste valdzios programq, kuria-
me tarp kit-ko yra il bilius (t.y.
sumanymaS istatymui) apie ka-
riska tarnyste.
Prakalboje Sauktasi prie Cen.
traliniu Viespatiju, idant jos pri
pazintu Lenkijos poIitiskq nepri
gulmybe, kuri privalo butt arti
muose rySiuose su Centraliaemi
| Viespatijomis.
[Sita lenkp taryba yra pana:
i Lietuvos Tarybq. taciaus len
l<ai, apsaukusieji Lietuvos Tary
bq parsidaveliais kaizeriri, ne
apSaukia tokiu paciu vardu sa
viskes tarybosl.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
CARAS, SAKOMA,
NUZUDYTAS

Kopenhagenas, Danijoj, b'rze-
10 20 d.-BolSevikiska "Raudo-
noji Gvardija' isilauze namus
huriuose gyveno ex-caras Nika-
lojus Romano Jas mieste Ekate-
rinburge (Uralo INalnuose) ir nu-
zude il, kaip apic tai pranesa ru-
su laikrastis VOLTA (O. Sio
laikraScio zinia at5io Stockhol-
man If is cia ia perduota danu
laikraSciui N a tiomsl It'd c n
de.
Pereitq subatq tOki pat gandq
buvo padaves Berlino laikrasti>
Zeitung a m Militia G, kuri:
prideda, kad caras buvo perkel
tas is Bkaterinburgo Maskvon
Jolkiu officially apie tai pa,vir
tinimu Xxi siol nera.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
RIAUSES IR STREIKAI
AUSTRIJOJ

Londonas, birzelio "a d. Is
Haagos praneSama laikrasciui
T i'm 5, kad ivairiu dlrbtuvip
streikieriai Viennoje pereitq su-
batq suformulavo reikalavima,
idant Austrijos valdzia pasiro-
dytq prisiiruoSusi prize abelnos
taikos ir pakviestu kitas val
dzias is prieso puses pradeti tai
kos derybas. Darbininku atsto-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
"Buncius" is New Haveno


Pas Kaz. H. MakareviGius,
"Lietuvos' senas-senas skaityto-
jas, draugas If remejas, prisiun-
6ia NUNS "bun6ip" Seru is New
Haven, Conn. = ant sykio tielus
seSis Serus dienrastiui. Tarp Sc
rininku yra zinomi saw paSidar-
bavimais toutiskoj dirvoj tevy-
nainiai: J. Butkus, F. Cibulskis,
M. ]. Vokietaitis If ]. Kazokas.
Pas Makarevi6ius tikisi, kad
New Havenas dar if daugiaus pa
sidarblvos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
KA FRANCUZAI MANO
APIE AUSTRU SUMUSIMA.

Paryzius, birzelio Is d.-Pa-
ryziaus laikraSciai pranaSauja
kad austrp armijos sumuSimas
lures labai seriozi$kai atsiliepti
mt Austro-Vengrijos gyventoju,
kurie jau ir be to streikus ir
riauSes kele.
LaillraStis lie Journal. ra-
'ydamas apie Austrijos padaii-
ma, padeda zenlyvq antgalvi
"Sumusimas if Badas," o laik-
rastis NJ atm nurodinaja. kad
Austro-Nengrija gavo vienq is
sunkiausiu sios Ikares smugiu i
kaip sy<is lai.ku, kuomet vida
iinis sales padajimas yra ypa
tingai sunkus.
"Didel6 italu pergale ras gar
ST atbalsi visam pasaulyj pa.
temija Sisai laikraStis.
LaikraStis Echo de Paris
mano, kad austrp sumusimo pa
sekmeje gall netrullus butt nau-
jas smarkus vokieciu ofensyvas
Francuzijoj, idant nukreipti sa-
vo zmoniu atydq nuo nepasise-
kimo ant italy fronto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
Streikai Auea.

Zurich, Sveicarijoj, birzelio "a
d.-Austrijos bedos Wis eina di-
dyn, kaip apie tai pranesa Ii
mia is Municho (Bavarijoj). Ii
mia pasIremia praneSimais laik-
raSciO Ncuse Nachric h :
ten, kuris vel caves ziniq il:
Viennos laikraStio Zeit, o Zeit
pranesa, l<ad strcikas Viennoje
pavirto ! generali (visuotinq)
streika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
VokietiJos Pasielgimas.

AS pilnai sutinl<u- sake pre-
'nieraS Lloyd George,-kad mn.
~ "auda II pati teisybe rejka-
lanja, idant mes stov5tum SALE
Kusgos-jeigu Russia to nori
" okiet'Ja brutaliSkai apsiejo su
Nus9a. Russia tapo isdalinta.
. su'ar'lg' k1rias Vokietija pada.
Ie Su Rusija, nesilaikyta nei Der
"a valandas, Nepaisant sutar-
'lq VoKleclai marSuoja per Uk-
faJlile' Dono teritorijq. Karka-
"a If marsuos dar If j siaurius.
"Ner abejones, kad Site fax
TAI lsmigs Rusijos zmoniu pro-
tus" Prizes kelet2 menesiu Ru-
siJos jausta, kad tarp vokieciu
II talkTninkp nera jokio skirtu-
mo, kad visi jie kovoja idant
prisipleSti svetimu zemiu; da-
bar tas Jausmas Rusijoj iSnyko.
"Rusai pradeda suprasti, ka
reiskia vokiskas militarizmas.
Net Ukrajinos kaimie6iai kelia
buntq prizes VokieIiq kiSimasi.
"As suzinojau is labai patik5-
tlnQ saltlniu vos keletQ valandu
prizes tai, kad neapykanta prizes
vokie6ius auga Wis labjaus ir
labjaus, ypatingai dalyse, Woke
tijos uzimtose. Mano praneSe-
jas sako man, kad Rusiia dabar
yra .geriaus negu kada nors pa
slryzusi dalyvauti bile judejime,
kurio tikslu butu iSvyti vokie-
tius is Rusijos zemes.
"sitie dalykai yra pilni vilties,
bet yra sunkumai, kaip prieiti
prie Rusijos. Vienatin6 Sails,
kuri turf dideli priejimq, yra
Japonija, bet apie sta klausimq
as abejoju ar as saliu kq nors
gero pada'ryti, apie j kalbeda-
mas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
Clevelandas il "Pafiksino."

"Buvau prisizadejes tik su 80
kareivip pributi dienraSGio tvir-
toves pa5mimui, bet kai nuvazia-
vau Clevelandan sveGiuosna, tai
ten gavau pipiru nuo nekurip lie
tuviu. kad, girdi, busiu "sliake-
ris," jeigu taip mazai siusiu. Tai
siunciu dabar 6ielq So
Taip raSo p. K. Aksomaitis is
Alliance, Ohio, prisipsdantas Mo
ney Orderi ant 5000 uz penkis
Scrus.
(Daugiau bus).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
KAS RUSIJOJ DAROSI?

Londonas, birzelio Is d. :
[LKas Rusijoj istikro darosi, da-
bar yra labai sunIku suzinoti.
ziniu menkai ateina. Ateina
daugiausiai gandai, arba zinios
is Maskvos, kurios yra astral
bolseviku cenzuruojamos If tel
'ybes, zinoma, taipgi nepasako.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
AR BAICSIS SIUOSMET
KARE?

| '"oiiiiS tOii, ~. u, DlrZellO
Is d.-Oficialiski bevieliniai te-
legramai, ateinantieji tia is Ry-
mo, iSreiSEia nuomone, kad kare
gal galGtp but pasekmingai tai
Nlnr1Nams uzbaigta, jeigu talki-
nlnkal duotp Italians pilniausiq
paramq ant italy fronto.
Site telegramai taipgi prane-
sa, Nad is sekretnp, Saltiniu gau-
mama zinios, kad daugelis vo-
kisIp diviziju tapo atstlirta nuo
vakarinio ironto If jas galvasu-
kiais siuntiama prize italu from
to gelbeti nelaimen pakliuvusiq
austru armija.
Lloyd George Tikisi Smugio.
'I'uo paciu laiku Anglijos pre-
mieras, Lloyd George, kalbeda-
mas vakar Anslijos parliamente
issireiSke, kad ateinantieji pora
menesip bus 'rupestingi meme
siai.7 Didelis smugis, sake pre-
micras, gall atsitikti b6gyje ke-
'iu valandu, tikrai atsitlks be-
9yje keliu ateinantip dienu, ir
nuo Sio smugio gall prigultti Vi
SOS kares likimas.
Apie tai praIneses, premieras
pasake, kad talkininkai dar ME
kados nebuvo geriaus prisirenge
tc'ki smugi atremti.
Italy pergale ant upes Piave
premieras pavadino "vienu is
svarbiausiu Siais metals atsitiki-
mi" ir iS'reiSk6 nuomone, liad
zmoniu neuzsiganedinimas Gem
tralinese NieSpatijose uztikrina
)ilna perSale, jeigu tiktai talki-
ainkai laikysis ramiai. kantriai
ir tyirtai.
Apie Amerikonus jis pasake
'Ameri&onQ pribuvo uztektinai
idant uZoanedinti talltinir7kus If
uztikrinti vokieciu sumuSim2."
Prize to jis dar pridejo: Tai
yra pastebetina oganizacija, XII
ri sugebejo persiusti toki milzi-
niska skaitlip pirmos kliasos
Ame'rikoniSkos kariumenes."
Cia vienas atstovas, noreda-
mas suzinoti, kick tos kariume-
mes prisiusta, premiera perkirto
uzlolausimu: "Skaitlines galima
paduoti?"
Mr.. Lloyd George, mosuoda-
mas rankomis, jam atsake: 90,
all right! Mano gerbiamas prize
telius privalo butt uzganedintas.
AS tikiuosi, kad vokieciai yra
taip pat uzganedinti."
Atsisakydamas paduoti Ane-
rikos kariumenes skaitliu, pre-
mieras pasake, kad ia kariume-
ne yra geriausios rusies If dau-
gels jos jau yra amt musiu
fronto. Jis isreiSke pasitikeji-
ma, kad netrr1kus daug daugiau
jos ten bus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

val iteike sta reikalavimq Aus
tro-Nengrijos uz'oubezio minis
teriui, baronui Burian.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
ltalai sutruSkinO anStruS.- =
5000 austrai patekO be-
1aisven.- Austrijoj riauses
ir Streikai.


True translation filed with the postmaster
at Chicago, H.. on 26th day OF lunc.
1918, as required by the act Of October o.
1917
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the postmaster
ut Chicago, ILL.,, on Goth day of June.
1913. as reqtired by the act Of October 6
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
Poezija Sutinka SUI Proza.

Pas A. B. Strimaitis,. SLA.
seN etorius. raSo:
"Lai dienrastis "Lietuva" bujoja,
Lai tevynei laisve iskovojar'
"Ko daugiau jus norite?:"-
klausia jis pc to. Daugiaus ME
ko nenorim. Files geros, o jos
dar graziau iSrodo, kuomet prize
ju yra priglausti du cekiai: vie
mas ant $1,000 uz vienq serq nuo
paties autoriaus. o kitas ant 5000
uz penkis Serus nuo p. Bucinsko.
ParaSyk, Mr. Poetai. tokip eiliu
If daugiau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the postmaster
lat Chicago. ILL.,. on Goth day of June
1913 as required by the act of October o
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28
LIETUVOS ATElTIS-VO-
KIEcIU "NAMINIS"
DAJYKAS.
DALYKAS

Amsterdamas, birzelio rs d.
Vokietijos valdzia, per savo uz-
rubezio ministeri Won Kuehl-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the postmaster
at Chicago, ILL.,. on Goth day of June,
1913, as required by the act of October g..
1917
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

al Chicago, H., on 26th dnv of Iune
lp,S' as required by the act of October
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

Tr" translation filed Nth the postmaster
at Chicago, ILL.,, on Goth day of June
1918, as required by the act of October o
1917. ~ R4R
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the postmaster
at Chicago. ILL.,, on Goth day of June.
1919. as required by. the act of October
i117 s. ~ NfsE EwNrE7
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

t Chicago H.. on 10Th da Of June
# Chicago, ILL.,, on 10Th day of In
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the postmaster
at Chicago, Ill.,. on 26th day of June,
Io'q as required by the act of October 6,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

the automobile mon of Richmond have
generally complied with the previous
request. There have been exception
but ! doub, If any city can show a
hundred per cent observance, despite
That claim from several localities. un-
less greater pressure has hccu brought
TO bear than has been applied i'm Rich
mond
This conservation Of gasoline as a
policy was accepted 10y the National
Automobile Dealers Association. who
agreed TO use their best cndeavors to
put il through. They must have sue
'cedcd fairly well in the attempt since
iae various state councils have not been
asked to take charge Of the campaign.
hut only TO lend the weight OF their
inhuence toward its adoption. There
i"rH while thS matter is not one that
strictly belongs to my office. j, is
nevertheless Of great interest to the
Virginia Council Of Defense because Il
VIII surely result in saving Of much
needed fuel and will give some men TO
government work.
NaturallN, the auto Owner feels hurt
when he cannot get gasoline for his car
after hours. but he should. and in time
he certainly Will. recognize that war
entails discomfort. and. ii the gallon
OF gasoline that he failed To get sus-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
JORDAN
SPORT MARINE

~; y, ,',sl-a c-r that Is absolutely comnl..o
rom notometer to extra Silver,orn -.
and extra 3,It wire wheel CHASE. CO.,, -
"hS parts OF the finest standard MAKES
III" Jordan Motor Car Co.. CiereIand Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
MORE MOTOR TRUCK SALES
WHEN ROADS ARE GOOD
highways Industries Association soon
Finds Reason When Trade
Slucl<cnS.

me average opinion of dealers
construction of good roads stimulates
.'hc sale of motor trucks about 6g per
Hsn'' ana that OF passenger ears about
80 IL per cent. The fact that trucks
uemahd stronger and more carefully
cohSturc'ed roads perhaps. accounts
i ~ Tue greater stimulus on truck sales.
ineSc statements are gathered from
answers to u qucstionnairc circulate
amons the trade by the Highway In
u"Stfics Association.
(, me questionnaire sent out asked.
ihst OF all, the condition of public
roads In the respective territories. TO
what extent these roads limited the
use oil trucks, cars or tractors, and to
what extent improved and durable
roads would increase truck or car sales.
Inc association, in addition. appealed
10 dealers to assist i'm the development;
o, transportation systems and good
r"adS generally by becoming members.
IN most cases dealers were Of the
opinion that durable roads were !,
Sreat deal more conductive TO in
creased truck sales and unanimously
agreed that they did tstimuutc sales.
dealer in Seattle. Wash. thought that
track sales would he increased 30 per
cent and that OF passenger ears 20 per
cent. Another dealer in Newark. Mo.
was OF the opinion that truck sales
would rise 90 per cent. while those OF
passenger automobiles would 20 up hut
20 per cent Still another dealer in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
RICHMOND SETS PACE
For ENTIRE cor \rRX

j. \ Kline. president NJ tho Rich
mond Automobile Trade Association,
has expressed the opinion that II
the automobile dealers associations
so promptly and efficiently as Rich
mond did that there would have been
no need for the recent appeal TO inc
pubic not to use gasoline al all on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
GARAGES CLOSE SUNDAYS
TO CONSERVE GASOLINE
ministratjon's Elan To Reduce
Unnecessary Consumption.
WILL NOT BE OPEN HOLIDAYS
Also Move to Minimize Repairs in
Order That Expert Mechanics May
a BE Released for Essential Govern
mcnt Work.

F The action OF the Richmond Automo-
@biIe Trade Association III renewing the
'kdeclaration that IL Will stand by tn"
government request respecting gas
&that that organization intends 10 be
sspatriotic al the expense oil sarri :
ssfices. The members have notified the
public that their garages VII cloS"
every day II O'Clock. except sundays
and holidays, during which they will
I age tho luxurious use OF gasoline. which
Is so badly needed for war emergencies
~ The automobile men of this city
started that venture about three months
ago and they rived up I" II IN most
AeNery case. only few dealers or ga
@ragcs in the entire city violating the
,srulc adopted by tn" association. When
1.-The government request reached this
CITY. and IL WAS observed that less than
100 per cent OF the ear owners OF Rich
mond observed the moral law OF the
Dresden he automobile tradcSnen
renewed their pledge 20 observe the
hours mentioned III The intercs; OF win
ming the war
snecessarily done At sacriiicc 10 the
dealers. who profess ihat they are
anxious to accommodate" their custom
Gers AT all times. bUt who are setting IA
pubic duty above monetary interest IN
this instance This stand has been
taken by the automobile men Of This
Ecity at tim" when transportation ia
Fcilit!es greatly interfere with their
business and make securing cars very
difficult and also At 4 time when near
lad released Ms mechanics TO become
instructor At the Richmond Schools
Training Detachment at the Fair
Grounds. where III the past five months
have been schoolcd in automobile re-
,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
SENT REPRESENTATIVE Tn
NATIONAL DEALERS MEETING.

The Richmond Automobile Trade As
Sociaion and the Virginia Automobii.
Dealers Association sent a representa-
tive to the meeting OF tn" National Au-
tomoble Dealers Association held in
Chicago several months ago. and from
the information gathered there 10y him
IL was deemed necessary. after his re-
port. that these Richmond aSSoCiat ions
act immediately to conserve gasoline
and oil and release as much man power
AS possible. Al Il special meeting for
what the National Automobile Dealers
Association recommended to the War
Industries Board. which board adopted
the recon mcndat ions. by unanimou.
schedule previously mentioned. which
went INTO effect on .iuiy The S,hcd-
uie also discontinued charge accounts
ana Institutes the G. @. -. system re-
lose of releasing office help. and in
Structcd customers 10 make all minor
adjustments and repairs TO release en-
pert mechanics TO tn" government
of the National Automobile Dealers AS
sociations s"udinG = committee 40
washington TO ascertain from the War
Industries Board What tho automobile
ming the war, Mr. Nes1cr president
Of the association, placed before tho
board facts and figures respecting the
Trade and assured the board OF lis CO.
operation. IT Mas learned that war
Industries wished for conservation ana
the National Automobiic Association
agreed 70 hay" each automobile as
ISOLATION within its power adopt Ger
tain conservation rules and reguia :
4 lions consistent with the conditions
In It's local territory.
one OF the nrSt to co-onnrate was
the richmond Automobile Trade AS
ISOLATION. 1T is a matter OF record that
1t carried out This to the comnior.
! M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
Nor. .YcI,ow-Dou Tnl,<. |.

Asa parallel TO the incident recorded
in New York last week OF the woman
voter who refused her right to the
suffrage because the government had
taken away her right TO go motoring
on Sundays and she Wasn't going to
vote just to SHOW them" comes the
story rclaycd by tho "grapevine tcle-
graph" from tho Wcs; that a certain
large Detroit automobile manufactures
has refused TO continue his govern
ment work b. :ausc OF the no sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

Ask Your Friend About
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

\ recent statement issued by the
PENNSYLVANIA State Highway Depart
mcnt shows that S36c.uo0 revenue for
road repair has been derived by the
state from soid-tircd vehicles In use
in Pennsylvania. This amount is in
excess Of that derived from the Iicens-
inc of all types of cars by that state
in 1910 This revenue is used for road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

motoring request. When such rumors
arc traced to their source thoy are
always found to be baselcss and this
Is no exception TO the general rule.
II is merely another shaft OF German
Industry. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

repair In sixty-six OF the sixty seven
counties of Pennsylvania: that is. in
all counties except Philadelphia County.
The total registration OF lid-tircd
carsJ Is 2537g cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

laihs an airDlanc ten additional min !
"'cs' inc annoyancc to the pleasure
SO Ncf should certainty become trivial
I'm sure that oui home folks will take
1niS view OF the matter and help the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
Melvin. ILL.,. thought that truck sales
would double and car sales would in

crease 70 per cont.
In a number of qucstionnaircs deal
crs said that owing to the muddy con-
dition OF the roads. especially at GER
tain seasons of the year. Il was i'm
possible to operate motor cars or
trucks over them. and hence sales were
being greatly curtailcd. Even though
the production of trucks and cars is
being curtailCd Ut present, dealers arc
iookins forward 10 the period after
the war when production will increase
by leaps and bounds. The market and
demand for vehicles in each community
depend upon the condition of it's roads
and these dealers believe that the CON
s,ruction Of good roads noW will mean
an easier balancing Of demand und
supply II year or two later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
THINKS PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
SHOULD BE APPRECl &TE;D

IL certainly hope that tho patriotic
people of Richmond will appreciate the
wotlN" of the local automobile dealers
rcHti'rminS thir stand recently taken in
compliance with the governments wish
10 'urtail the use of gasoline and re-
lease man power for national needs"
SAID {. Il. Kelley, executive secretary
Of the Virginia Council Of Defense
YESTERDAY when he was told that the
Richmond dealers were taking this
action. 'withsiandiuS the elimination
of sunday motoring.
From reports that have reached nay
Office. said Mr.. Kelley" assume that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

Sunday. as the saving OF gasoline IN
that event he believes. would have
been sufficient and met all the re-
quircmcnts OF the government. The
public at first thought that this acc
on the part OF the Richmond Automv-
bile Trade Association was taken on,
OF self interest and not really a re-
quest from the War Industries Board,
and while the Richmond Automopi,e
cord ii hopes the public now realize,
II was acting purely rom patriotic
principles. said Mr.. Kline.
Members Of the Richmond Automv-
bile Trade Association when questioned
the pas; week were all firm in the
support Of the government in it's re-
cent request for saving gasoline ana
all the boys in automobile row feel
they are willing To do anything 10
help the boys over there set to Berlin.
The Richmond Automobile Trade ~
ISOLATION is composed of nearly every
automobile and accessory oeaicr In the
city and most of the garages, and some
of the things TO their credit is the CO.
when DR.. Chandler organized the Rich-
mond Training school The boys"
said Mr.. Kline. are Justly proud or
having furnished teachers 10 the SOL
dierS. even though il crippled Their
ORGANIZATIONS. and point with pride ~
Or. Chambers work and every mem
Der Of the Richmond Training Schoo.
which was associated with or Chand-
Ter at the Fair Grounds Il. w. Moon.
who was appointed by the dealers a,
their representative in this underiaK-
TO their entire satisfaction and to MIN
~ Is
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-10-10
SAVE HONEY FOR FARMERS
Direct Testimony Showing That the
Woodpecker Should BE Protected
by All Agriculturists.

We are assured on high authority
that II birds were as numerous today
as they We're 60 years ago it would
mean Il saving Of many million dollars
to American farmers. The slaughter
Of migratory birds is surely followed
by the Increase of destructive insects.
Among the farmers bird friends are
the woodpeckers, especially the red
headed members of the species.
In proof there is cited the following
instance: A pair of them nested in
dead cottonwood tree near an orchard.
One day the observer watched them
through pair of glasses. The young
birds were about half grown. The
parents made 96 trips In one hour,
each time with worm. 1t Is safe to
say that they saved 96 apples in that
hour-a box worth, say 81. If the
birds worked ten hours a day they
were worth $40 to the owner of that
orchard, or, In the three weeks the
birds were in the nest S210 1t Is plain,
then, that no farmer can afford to kill
a wOodpecker.