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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

Grandchildren, Desmond in THE MINIS
of He'll will be the feature here today.
with a Harold Lloyd comedy to complete
the program. Doris Kenyon in wild
Honey" will he shown Monday and Tues
day The bill for Wednesday is The
Warrens of Virginia" Paramount special,
and Ruth Roland in The Tigers Trail"
No >. Thursday Clara Kmbal Young
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

will appear in MA sda," and Friday Mary
Pickford in "Hulda From Holland" will
be offered, as well as The Village
Smithy," a Mack Sennett comedy. The
final day of the week will have The Mid
night Patrol. selected special
Suburban-Harry Carey In Riders of
Vengea nee" and a Mack Sennott comedy is
the bill for today. ON Monday Edythe
Story in "As the sun Went Down and
Screen Magazine viii he shown. Tuesday
will have the same feature. AS the Sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13
l b. ~ -
EsusV@sA~) ~ So II
Harry Carey

shackled free" Alma Rubens. the tenn
peramental beauty. is seen in her latest
production. "A Mans Country" the last
three days of the week. She has the role
of Kate Carewe, the scarlet woman of the
mining camp, a reckless daredevil dancer
who dominated men and met her match
in a 'tenderfoot preacher"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
FIND YOURSELF FIRST

One of the greatest drawbacks to
the development of our section is this
talk about "when outside capital
comes in" Who in the blazes can ex-
pect outside capital to come in where
some home capital is not already at
work? A man with money don't have
to go to a section and beg for the
privilege of investing therein. Once
a fellow was telling US about some
mineral he had and we asked when he
was going to have it developed. He
answered nothing Whereupon we
asked: "Do you expect a man to
come from New York, go hunting,
stump his toe, fall in hole and find
out there's mineral down there?"
Such things don't happen except in
story books.-Pickens County Pro-
gress.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
RED FLAG MAY BE BARRED
BY GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

Atlanta, Ca, June 5.-When the
Georgia legislature NETS on the 26th
of this month, among bills that will
no doubt be introduced, as precau-
tionary measure, will be one making
it unlawful to display the red flag.
White the southern states have ben
remarkably free from the I. w. W.
and Bolshevism nevertheless the
southern legislatures, it is suggested,
might as wei follow the example set
by the northern and western states
in this respect, and be prepared for
whatever may happen.
Legislatures in some states have
enacted a law which goes into effect
July /, declaring that "no flag or en-
sign shall be displayed except those
Of the state, the nation, friendly ma
tions and their dependencies, weather
bureau, Red Cross and college and
church banners 1t specifically bars
the red and black flag except the sig
nal flag of railroads from the rule.
It further declares that it shall be
unlawful for any person to have in his
possession or control any red or bleck
flag, or any picture, or fac-simile
thereof, whether printed, painted,
stamped, carved or engraved on any
card, paper or insignia with intent to
display the same in the state. Such
possession or custody is to be deemed
prima facia evidence of intent to so
display it."
The act, in some of the states,
makes it a crime punishable with a
fine of not les than $1,000 or impris-
onment for not more than five years.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
SERVICE
is VERY IMPORTANT.

This year one Of the important
considerations in buying car will
be the service which the various ac-
cessory manufacturers will be able
to provide for the convenience of the
motorist. Accessory service has al
ways been important but with many
service organizations depleted during
the war and not yet built up, it be-
hooves the prospective automobile
purchaser to look carefully into the
opportunities he will have to secure
service on the accessories of his car.
Because of this fact the Willard
Storage Battery Company lost no
time in REBUILDING it's service organi-
cation with the result that Willard
service stations all over the country
are now back on pre-war basis. "We
realized the necessity for rapid read
justment as soon as the armistice
was signed" said w. w. Wyneken,
Sales Manager of the Willard Com
pany recently, "and we started at
once to rebuild our organization.
Probably no other manufacturer of a
motor car accessory lost as large
proportion of its men as the Willard
Company did. Aside from our losses
through volunteers and the draft, we
were constantly being asked to sup
ply expert battery engineers to the
government. These men came from
our factory, branch Office and service
station organizations. Many of them
have returned however and others
will soon be released. AS a result
since January LIST, we have appointed
over one hundred new Willard Ser
vice Stations in the United States and
foreign countries. Any man can buy
a motor car now with the assurance
that there is Willard Service Sta
tion close to him where he can secure
expert advice and information about
his battery"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
PRESBYTERIAN LAYMEN
IN ATLANTA NEXT WEEK.

Atlanta, Ca, June 5.-With few
days, or to be exact-next Monday
Presbyterians not only from all parts
of Georgia but from over the entire
south, both men and women, will flock
to Atlanta. The attraction will be
the great parallel conventions, Lay
mems Missionary Movement and Wo-
mems Auxiliary. These two big con-
ventions, the one for men at Wesley
Memorial Church and the one for
women at the Baptist Tabernacle,
will have something doing every min
ute during the three days of their
sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Many speakers of nation
al reputation will be heard at both
conventions. One of the big fea-
lures of the gathering will be great
oriental pageant at Piedmont Park
arranged by Missionaries from Korea.
1t will be a real picture of the Far
East both in costume and spirit-a
spectacular exhibition that is worth
going many miles to- see.
There will be eight silk banners
awarded at the convention as dis
tinction, four to Atlanta delegations
and four to those from outside
churches, two to men. and two to
women, one for the largest delegation
registered from any one church, and
one for largest percentage of any one
church's membership.
A special rate of one and one
third fares for the round trip from
all parts of the south will be granted
by the railroads on account of the
conventions.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE
WEEK OF THEIR OWN
June 8 to ii To Be Given To the
Building Up of the Organ
ization in Nation

Ely R. Galloway, president of the
LAGRANGE National Bank, of La
Grange, Ga, and one of the most sue
cessful campaign managers in the
south has accepted the chairmanshlp
for the Georgia campaign for addl-
tional members of the Boy Scouts.
Mr. Galloway, the man who put over
the United War Work Campaign in
Georgia accepted this post of honor
in telegram to William G. McAdoo,
former secretary of the treasury, who
leads the national movement for addi-
tional membership in the greatest OF
all boy institutions.
In spite of the fact that Mr.. Gala
way is a very busy man and has been
instrumental in putting Troup coun-
ty over the top in all war drives, he
accepted the honor offered by Mr.. Nc
Adoo, and will at once commence to
organize Georgia for the drive, which
will be held the week of June 8 to IA.
With the acceptance by Mr.. Galloway
this drive in Georgia is already as
sured of success.
In the announcement of the &C
ceptance of Mr.. Galloway to head the
Georgia campaign, Mr.. McAdoo also
states that Joseph A. McCord, chair
man of the sixth federal reserve
board, will be chairman of the sixth
federal reserve district of the boy
scouts drive.
The week beginning June and
ending June IA has been set apart
as Boy Scout week for the purpose
of enlarging and strengthening the
Bow Scout organization Associate
membership in the Boy Scout organi-
cation will be offered to the mothers
and fathers of American boys and to
other adult American citizens. This,
if successful, will provide support
ing adult organization to the Boy
Scouts of America, which will assure
the enlarged usefulness and effective
ness of the Boy Scout movement.
Congress fthe United States re-
cognizing the value of proper train
ing of American boyhood, granted a
special charter for the organization
of the Boy Scouts of America. This
organization now embraces $4,000
American boys between the ages OF
twelve and twenty-one who ought to
be given the benefit of Boy Scout
discipline, training and practice.
The Boy Scouts in the south have
won an enviable reputation for their
efficient work in the past Liberty
Loan drives, Red Cross, War Savings
Stamps, Salvation Army and, in fact
with every national movement They
have made good and the citizens of
the south will have an opportunity
soon to give the boys a hearty hand
shake of congratulation by donating
a small sum of money and adding i'm
petus to their campaign by becoming
associate members of the great boy
organization.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
PATENT OFFICE NEEDS
REVISION or PRACTICE
Congress Has Failed to Supply Nee
essary Funds for Properly Guard
ing Interests of Country.

Washington, June 5.-The Pat
emit Office Society is calling atten-
ton to the fact that the patent Of
flee has been unable to obtain ade-
quate appropriations from Congress
for it's most urgent necessities; that
inventors have paid in fees sum
sufficient to have the work of examl-
nation done promptly and done thor
oughly; and that while everybody
agrees that this money should be
used for that purpose, nevertheless
it has not been used, to the great
distress of the inventors of the coun-
try.
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Commission
err of Patents during President Will
sons first term, describes the situa-
ton as follows: "The patent office
through the ordinary channels is
not able to influence congress to
give it proper facilities. Only in
fluence from the outside, influence
that is entirely proper and legitimate,
of people who are interested in hav-
ing the thing done right, can bring
effective pressure to bear upon con-
gress."
An earnest movement is now on
foot to remedy conditions. The Pat
ent Committee of the National Re-
search Council has proposed certain
legislation that will increase the eff
ficiency of the patent Office in the
handling of all matters pertaining to
inventions and patents, facilitating
quick and more thorough research,
prompt determination of the rights
of inventors, and avoidance of un-
necessary litigation in the courts.
The Patent Committee is composed
of some of the leading inventors,
scientists, engineers, and patent at
torneys of the country, and its recon-
mendations are entitled to full ac-
ceptance and general support.
The Patent Committee proposes a
program of but four features be-
lieved to be of fundamental impor-
lance: "a The establishment of a
single court of Patent Appeals to
take over the appellate jurisdiction
now lodged in the nine independent
Circuit Courts of Appeal; ~ The
establishment of the patent office as
separate institution indeepndent of
the Department of the Interior; (3)
An increase in the personnel of the
patent office to enable it to render
prmpt and efficient service and an
increase in the salaries to approx
mate those paid in outside patent
work so that qualified examiners
may be kept in the public service;
az A change in the law relating to
damages in infringement suits to
answer one of the most common and
strongest reproaches against the pat
ent system, namely, that a patent
does not ordinarily pay the inventor
any money.
The examining force, the clerical
force, the working space, Office equip
ment, the library and other facili-
ties are alleged to be totally made
quate for prompt and thorough
work, although an unused fund of
fees amounting to nearly eight and
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06

one-quarter millions has been al
lowed to pile up in the Treasury.
1t is asserted that the failure of
congress to provide facilities for
granting patents that really protect
is due to the fact that the situation
has not been particularly brought to
its attention. Editors, inventors,
manufacturers and others are urged
to request their representatives in
both branches of congress to support
the meritorious bills of the Patent
Committee of the National Research
Council.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06
HolU Long Will 1t Last?

THAT'S just another way of asking "How good
is your battery insulation?" For no battery is
any better than its insulation.
There's no doubt about it. Insulation is one of the
things that make the Willard longer lived, better
battery Every piece of insulation that goes into
any Willard battery has those features so necessary
to long battery lfe-that is, sound material, thor
ough workmanship; exacting test and careful in
spections
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-06-06

Said the needle to the stocking,
"Pll run you through and through
Said the stocking to the needle,
'I'll be darned if you do."-Boys
Life for June.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
Chicagos Majoras Darbuojasi
Paint Gatvekarius
Tam tikslui suSaukiamas miesto
tarybos susirinkimas

Tas palyti taippat il virsu-
tinius gelezinkelius.
Tuo tikslu suSaukiamas spe-
ciialis miesto 'tarybos susirin-
Xmas. Susirinkimas ivyks ru-
gsejo 9 d.
Gatvekariu kompanijos pa
darytame su miestu kontrakte
aiSkiai pazymeta, kad kompa-
Mia nuo zmoniu uz vazineji-
ma gatvekariais negali init
daugiau, kaip 5 Genius. Kom-
panija, indiana daugiau, SUI
lauzo kontrakta ir nustoja tel
siu naudoties miesto gatvemis.
Gil Siandie kompanija jau SUI
lauz6 kontrakta. Mes uz vail
nejima ina 7c. Tuo tarpu kon-
traktas turejo but pildomas
ligi 1927 metQ.
ReiSkia, miestas turf teise
uzimti gatvellarius. Gil pas
kui tegu teismai nusprendzia,
kick miestas turf atlyginti
kompanijai uz tas uzimtas jos
nuosavybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
TAIKOS SUTARTIS BUS
RATIFIKUOTA RUG
SEJO PABAIGOJE.
Taip tvirtina senatorius
Hitchcock.

Washington, rugp. %. Sc
natorius Hitchcock yra demo,
kratQ senatoriQ lyderis. Jis y
IA kaipir deSin6ji Sales ad,
ministraciios ranka.
Ana dienq tas senatorius
turGjo ilga konferencija 81
prezidentu Wilsonu taikos
sutartieS reikale. Po konferen-
cijos senatorius pazymejc
kad taikos sutartiS senate
bus ratifikuota rugs6jo pabai,
goje.
Jis pasakG, kad sutartis bus
rafifikuota visam savo origi-
male, be jokiQ amendmentQ.
kokius Siandie gamma senate,
rial republikonai keldami ne
apsakomQ trukSmq prizes prezi-
denta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
PARVAzIAVO IS EUROPOS
GOMPERS.

New York, rugp. 27.-Vakar
is Europos parkeliavo Samuel
Gompers, Amerikos Darbo Fe-
deracijoS prezidentaS. Pirma-
sis jo Gia uzdavinys-, -,patvar-
kyti plieno dirbtuviQ darbinin-
ky unijas, ku'ios nubalsavo
streikuoti. Darbininkai teCiaus
streillo &a2akclia. Nori grazu-
mu taikinties Su plieno korpo-
racija. Tuo tikslu buvo laukia-
mas Darbo FederacijOS prezi-
dentaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28

d6jas Dzunkovski perstate
uoliausiu monarchistu, cariz-
mo tarnu, revoliucijonierill
persekiotoju. Reikalavo, kad
jis butQ nubaustas mirtimi.
Buves gubernatorius gyne
pats save. Jis pazym6jo, jog
nesas toks baisus, kaip apie
j pasakojama. Pasake, jog
iis kituomet iSvilkes 'svieson,
kad dumos atstovas Malinovs-
kis, socijalistas, yra vyriausy-
bes Snipas. Pagaliaus jis pir-
mutinis pradejes kova vrles
zinoma Rasputina.
Ant gallo Dzunko7ski pazy-
mejo, jog jis, kaip esas gy-
vas, nepatvirtines mel vienos
mirties bausmes istarmes.
Revoliucijinis teismas, gall
ma sakyti, Dzunkovski patel
sino. Mes nusprende j inter
nuoti bolseviku stovyklon II
ten palaikyti, kol Rusijoje pa
sibaigsianti civile kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
ARGO DARB|N|NKAI
SUGRYzE DARBAN.

Is Argo, ILL.,, pranesama, kad
.2,2OO darbininkQ, katrie ilgas
laikas streikayo Corn Products
Refining Co. istaigose, nubal-
savo; sugryzti darban.
Darbininkai sutiko priimtl
kompanijos pasiulyma 10 BE-
daugiau uz darba valandoje.
Sakoma, kad kompanija tuos
Sc. darbininkams siulusi prieS
streika. Bet darbininkai nesnz
tike. Darbininkai reikalaye kss
lis kartus daugiau.
(Apie ta rasoma The Chisa
go Daily News rugp. 26).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
Dabar aiSku.

Is kart> departamento pra-
neSimo aiSku, kad amerikOnlS-
ka kariuomen3 SilezijOn bus
siunGiama ne EitokiaiS tikSlais
ir ne lenEQ reikaIaiS, bet pri-
ziurtti, kad tenai teiSingai bu-
tn pravestaS plebiscitaS.
Yra zinoma, kad Siandie 81
lezijoje siauCia didel6s skerdy-
mes IenkQ su yokieGiais. kaip
kan rupi tenai SuStiprinti len
kuS. Bet mu>Q SaIieS vyriauNy-
bel rupi vi>iems SiIezijos Sy-
ventojamS, be toutoS Skirtum",
uatikrinti prideriama> tei&e>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
STIPRI MIEsTO POzICIJA.

Chicagos majoras Thompson
pagaliaus pradeda kova prizes
gatvekariq kompanijq, kurl
nuo State Public Utilities ko-
misijos ismeld6 uz vazin6jimQ
gatvekariais padidinti mokest!
- 7 centus vietoje Sc.
Miesto pozicija CANA aiSki II
stipri. Taip stipri, kad jei ma
iorui pavyks ivykdinti savo
plenus, kompanija neteks gat
vellariu. Gi miestas daug lai-
mes. Nes miesto transportacija
gales tekti paciam miestui
tvarkyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
DU PULKU PAMAINYS los
DIVIZIJOS VYRUS.
Gal Galis kariuomenes bus
pasiusta Silezijon.

Washington, rugp. 27.-Ka-
res deportamentaS patvirtino
ZiniQ. kad du amerikoniSku
pulku bus pa>iQsta IS Ameri-
kos Europon.
Tiedu pulku yra:
Penkta> pt>tininkQ puIka~,
kurS $iandie stow Taylor >to-
vykloje, Kentucky vaI$tijoic;
ir
PenkiaSleSimta> ptStininkU
pulka>, >tovintiS Stovyklojc
Dix, New Jersey vaI>tiioie.
Vyriausybes paaiskinimas.
Mares departamenta< tu pull
kll SiuntimQ taip iSaiSkina:
Trumpet atrityj tikrai bus
pa<iQ>ta Eropon tuodu puIkN
81 dviem Iauko IigoninGm II
Su viena reguliarc amhulanSi-
ne kompanija.
Pa>iV>tu puIku trnai pamai-
nyS du tokiuo pat puIku IS
LIMOS diviziioS. Ania kareiviai
periIgai tarnauja ir bus pa
SiQSti namO.
GalimaS daiktaS, kad daIiS
amprikOni$kOS kariuomen6>
bus poSiQSta SiIeziion Su tik-
sIu priziurtti ten, Ead be jo-
kiQ <uktybiQ butQ pravcStaS
plrbiScitaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
NENoRI MATYTIES sU
DARBININKU AT
STOVAIS.
Sake, tegu jie rastu paduoda
savo reikalavimus.

New York, rugp. %. - Uni,
ted States Steel korporaciJos-
direktoriu tarybos pirminin-..
kas Gary uzvakar atsisake pa
simatyti su Amalgamated As
sociation of Iron and Steel
Workers organizuotu komite-
tn, kurio priesakyje buvo Fitz-
patrick is Chicagos.
Darbo komitetas norejo pasi-
matyti asmeniSkai su tos Pile Z
no korporacijos galva reiksas
didesnio uzmokescio daSbinin
kams.
Bet Gary per savo sekNeto-
riu darbo komitetui pranese,
kad jei darbininkai turi ko-
kius nors reikalavimus, tegu
paduoda juos rastu. Tuomet
korporacijos virSininkai ap7
tars ir praneS vieSai savo nuo-I
sprendi.
Bet asmeniSkai matyties If
kalbeties Gary visai nereikas
laujas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
10000 S. V. KAREIVIU
SAUGOJA VOKIE-
Gus NELAISVIUS.
Tam tikslui kas menuo iSlei,
diana milijonas dol.

Paryzius, rugp. q. - TO-
1000 amerikoniSkQ kareiviI
Prancuzijoje palaikoma til1
tuo tikslu, kad saugoti 10000
vokieGiQ karGs nelaisviQ, ku-
riuos nelaisv6n paGmG ameri-
konai.
Tie nelaisviai, sakoma, ne
gall but sugrqzinti Vokieti-
jai pirmiau, llol taikos sutar-
ties neratifikuos nors trys kat
ros didziul6s vieSpatijos II
Suv. Valstijos.
Tu nelaisviu 'apsaugojimaS
Suv. Valstijoms atsieina kas
m6nuo apie milijonas dolieriu.
Anglia vokieciQ nelaisviy
turf 100000. Apie 10000 ans-
lQ kareiviQ iuos saugoja.
Pasakoiama, kad kaip Suv.
Valstiios, taip Anglia vel
kiai paliuosuosianGios vokie-
Gius nelaiSviuS, nelaukiant
sutarties ratifikavimo. Bet to
nenorinti padaryti Prancuzi-
ia, kuri taippat turinti savo
globoje Simtus tukstanGip vo-
kieGiu nelaisviQ.
Gen. Pershing is Europos
Amcrikon iSkeliaus rugs6jo l
diena. Tuomet Prancuzijoje
amerikoniSkos kariuomen6s IL
ksiq apie $1,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
GELEzTNKELIU sAPME-
MAI NEPATENKIN-
TIA CENTAIS.
Paskelbta balsavimas streiko
reikale.

Washington, rugp. 27.-Kaip
zinoma, prezidentas Wilsonas
nerimauiantiems visoj Salyj
gclezinkeliQ Sapmenams pasiu-
lt + centus daugiau valandoje.
DarbininkQ unijoS virSinin-
kai labai nepasitenkino tue
pasiulymu. Jie paskelbG darbi-
ninkams balsuoti generalio
streiko reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
.REIKALAUJA SUVARzYTl
ATKELIAVIMA SVE-
TIMSALIAMS.
Washington, rugp. 2

Washington, rugp. q. -
Prezidentas Wilsonas parel-
kalavo kongreso, kad po pa
darymo taikos dar per viene-
rius metus butQ palaikomas
pasportu istatymas, kad at
keIiauiantieii Sion $alin sve-
timSaliai be pasportll nebutQ
priimami.
Tas, sake prezidentas, ap-
Saugos musu Sail nuo uzplu-
dino negeistinQ zmoniQ.
Tam tikSlui reikalauiama.
$750,OO0.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28

gydytoio sunus, gimes Minsko
gubernijoje.
Dzerzynski yra begalo il
Taurus. Jis tvirtina, kad jei
jane paGiame atsirastQ kokie
nors bolSevikizmui prieSingi
iausmai, tai jis, sakosi, lieptQ
tuojaus save nugalabinti.
"Crezvicaika" negalabina.
Bet patti "GrezviGaika" ne
galabina zmoniQ. Tik jos agen-
tai intariamus prasizeng6liuS
pristato revoliucijinin teis-
man. "CrezviGaikos" agentai
netik6tai uzpuldin6ja namus,
atlieka kratas ir intariamus
areStuoja. Tai visas tos istai-
COS darbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
RUSy BOLSEVIKAI TURF
SLAPTA POLIClJA,
TAI ESANTI PASEKMIN
GESNE w CARO-
DIENU OCHRANA.
Nauios rusies autokratizmas
Rusijoje.

Stockholmas, rugp. q. -
Gal kan nor6tusi pamanytl,
kad rusQ bolSevikQ valdomuo-
Sc Rusijos apskriGiuose vieS-
patauja tik vienas atvirumas,
visatina laisv6 IL asmens ne
palieciamyb6.
Bet taip nera. BolSevikQ
valdzia ikure nauja istaiga.
prizes kuriq dreba kiekvienas
ten nebolSevikas, arba tas, kas
su visais bolSevikQ principals
sutinlla.
ia istaiga vadinasi "Crez-
viGaika". Visakuom j artima
buvusiai caru dienQ ochranai,
katra kituomet labai buvo pa
gars6jusi.
Tos istaigos virSininkas yra
F. Dzerzynski, vienas is bol-
Seviku vadQ.'
Saugus, bet ne liuosas.
Raudonojo teroro perijodas
Qaikotarpis) bolSevikiskoj Ru
sijoj jau praejo. Bet "crezvi-
Gaika' palieka stipri If nuo-
latin6 bolSevikQ istaiga. Tai
proletarijato diktatorystes J.
staiga.
BolSevikiskuose miestuose
jau daugiau neuzpuldinejami
zmones, devintieji baltas apy-
kakles. Maskvos ir PetrogradC
gatvase Siandie galima sutikti
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KOLCAKO VALDzIA
OMSKE.
Uzginanlas tariamas
kraustymasis.

Vladivostokas, rugp. q. -
LeitenantaS gen. Rozanov,
augStas rusQ valdininkas ryti-
mel Siberijoi, uzgina visokius
pastaromis dienomis praneSi-
mus, buk Siberijos (Kolcako)
valdzia kraustosi is Omsko IT.
kuckan. Jis pazymi, kad tai
esq vieni prasimanymai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
Atrial savo SaIyjj paskelbe
miEijono dolieriQ paskoIa
SINN-FEINERIAI UzTRAU
KIA PASKOLA.,
Sakoma, atrial skolina respub-
likos tikslams.

Londonas, rugp. -. - Ne
Icngva pa>akyti, kaS Siandic
vcikiaSi Airiioir. AStri cenzu-
Ia nepraleidzia ziniQ IS Dubli-
no ir * viSoS AirijoS. Vi>gi Sis
ta$ tenka patirti apie nepapra-
sta airiU veikimQ Savo reSpub-
liko< reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28
BOLSEv|Ky PROPAGAN-
DA SUV. VALSTUOSE.

Washington, rugp. 27.-Teis-
daryst6s departamentas gavo
informacijQ, kad rusu bolsevi-
kai Sion Salin pristato savo
agentams reikalingas sumas
pinigQ Su tikslu visur pakelti
rasini antagonizmq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-28

vyrus il moteris puoSniuose
rubuose. Tamsieji bolSevikai
daugiau nepersekioja tokiQ
zmoniQ, kai kad seniau buda-
VO.
zodziu tariant, Siandie boil
SevikiSkoj Rusijoj jau yra sau-
GU. Bet laisv6s n6ra. Mes visus
visur intariamus zmones lydi
"GrezviGaikos' agentai, kaip
kituomet darydavo ochranos
agentai.