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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

old Champion Junk bu, the name
and the sa!lzo!e portion OF the
plant. TIE JOB plant, Was the
psgp.T-y gf tlls rd.t0r, and not
broke b. a ID sigh"
SsE--C hampton must certainly beg
the pardon of it, readers for engaging
further IN tEG cDrt.utEOn wI-h 50
.------Eug IN an,ag4u4st, especially
N thus bringing N PsTz0na- Affairs
aElrE aTr Of 10 prrssnt concern 70
r-tGnE the winter or n. people a.
.lrge. but He ind 10 -0u.HTa hat Of 4
p-bUe duty 10 bEng This paF-cl ar
ruE-ru.sT-y 20 q ~Dnr.u-tpn- since TINS
.r "a tsTrl. Ia alt an --l-ruTE-r yet
- Hlga. unlike sy pr cent uf ms ef!l-
,rIal u-r.ng u=. take. up wat,.rs
ui fact aL.ra are immediately cap
able ~ aGHa.l-s and final z.-t.emgut.
We ra.n aspu.tat -, the First
Ea.ur4. BANK C,r-'lca,e Of Depo-
-.- :ul s-u. ready 20 b- turned over
20 t. grwr.r.rs composed VI on" Gun
rlaal t-.-ls .- man whom M ka-
sa' uay name, one that the News
Champion -ta.. de- guate and al
-ap.D. 90 b., agreed upon By these
,.u. We request RaaElt 20 also put
up E.- rrI-ltcd check IN Ike amount
al'E thls committee which shall then
aaIgh the rEldenc" presented and pay
n each n -taure a. hereafter pTUygd-
ed, 90 the Glnni- -on County Red Gross
Chapter, according 20 its decision on
the yauOua pOlnt=. This commltie"
wI.l th,n ntIru d.. IniprteIted bal
anr. resp -Pcrrl.e'y 20 The Sew--C ham
plon and the Emp.r. That this is
,m.n,ntLy fair and wi.. result IN d
%
game. all u0.. agree.
We hereby chaIIrrg" the above
-r.r.ir assertions.
FIRST. Ina, II. r I-akr J- vas
70 republican W. 90 the time his father
bot .t. ,.tar uu, We wlu forfel,
$.y 90 th. Rcd Gross 4 Mr. Eawa.t
...r bong proof of this statement.
H.- -.J To- ~ 10 the Rcd Cross II
the. rummlt... decides he is mistaken.
SFDOND: Tha, Lake can "bc
"l, y.a,ly described A. Z democrat
for rescuue only" $40 II he can
bring evidence in support Of that
rnarEc. Terms Of forfeit IN all Of
seven case N" same.
THIRD. Both the Fopulists and
the Silver Republicans turned down
fusion" $40 10 the Rod Cross II
Mr lEawalt o. correct. II" 20 pay the
ten # he b. incorrect. His own files
show the accoptanc" OF the PROPOSE
ton Of the commI'te" on fusion by
both the populF, and silver rcpub-
lcan parties and the official list Of
nominations published in his paper
November ] 1900. shows that demo
Gratis, silvcrs and popuIists did fuse
on the ,ntin, county and district tic
ket
FOURTH. "You did not buy il
(thr ,iuuni-Dn NcwsD as you ~
$40 TO the Rcd Cross II Mr. Rawalt
can bring evidence before such com
mittre that will convince them Of the
truth Of his assertion. Our books
show tha, We did buy It and paid in
tercst regularly on the balance OF
the indebtedness, from January lst,
1901.
FIFTH: "Hc Henry F. Lake Sr.)
paid Us not 5000, as you say, but
about $1,000" Cfor the Champion-)
$40 to the Red Cross If Rawalt can
show that II. F. Lake Jr. did not about
January 18th, 1901, buy the Peoples
Champion Of Miller g. Rawalt, in
Guiding the subscription list and good
will. paying Mr. Miller $3.50 cash
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Il ALL appear neXt week We might
remark that his articles are causing
considerable comment Some of them
have been printed in full in the Grand
Junction sentinel, largest paper and
most influential sheet in Western
Colorado, which used large editorial
space on the first page 20 carry out
the same idea In fact, this is a
state-g1de matter. and in practically
every county in the state regular old
line democrats are taking the same
stand Judge Stone has in his series
OF artlcles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03
S. P. SPENCER, Pres.
JOHN A. STEELE, Vice Pres.
s. p. SPENCER Pres. MILLER, Cashier
STEELE C. F. SPENCER Cash
The First National Bank
Gunnison, Colorado
]. J. MILLER, Cashier
C. F. SPENCER, Asst. Cash.

Respectfully following
"FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Washington, D. C, August 20 1920
authority vested the Federal Board the Act
December 1919 the Federal
Ad, amended BY the Act Of Sepe mbey &c, 1915
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Gunn' Colorado has been granted the right when
loeal
Trustee, Executor, Administrator,
Registrar OF Stocks and Bonds.
Guardian OF EotatoS
Assignee, Receiver,
Committee Of Estates Of lunatlos,
Adseiazy which State
sh epssatisas Wild into competition
Of
shah be subject
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03
~ENLN II one PARAGRAPH

Ia 'f. .-lr nf rho Glunsgn Empire
5a a4y-.f L.. & T. EaHalt stated.
%. .4E.I vas Republican
... r. -.. '.ra. L.- grand old faith
ns-gH' tG.e editor out and
.-. ...! .m IN pap. .Lere
a. ,l-.I M, enjoy the county
p.E.ug a.thnIt being democra-
ur m gHt justly b" described
Democrat for Revenue
lIr.
INr N,~s-C Champion promptly
cha rngrd the above a,s"rruus, cal
l,a attention 90 Mr Eaaalt'a own
no. -rap,r Tiles proving that II r
LAX j.. acted on commit" ROM
the Democratic party a, Its county
c0uE"H.1E nearly four months b.fu-"
N" Peoples Champion was p-rrhAa"d
and helped -eCurr the fl-.nu which
elected MT RaHat rrprrs'n.aIE" n
1890 ! his d,-prrrd ~ 'hs charge
Of "for Ers,n4r Or.s." ", a--O
showed ina, II + Lake Jr purchased
the Guuni-pu %"ar AMI changed u
10 democratic paper wr'k- before
III" Champion d"a.
In his Issue uf August 20, Eawait
no, only fail 20 r.'ar tlr ml-state-
mcnt-, but r-poat, them By lHpilca-
ton and make five others. He says:
You and your committee did
not secure an enforcement for Us
IN thr year 1000. Both the Pop
ulists and Silver Republicans
turned down fusion, but they did
not nominate against Mr. Rawalt.
majority Of both parties, We be
hcyc, being friendly to Us but de-
string to oppose others on the
same ticket. After we were elect
ed your father forccloscd a mort
gage on the News held By him.
tYou did not buy It as you say)
and put you in charge Of 1t. We
did not feel like running a demo-
cratic paper against your father
and offered him the Champion.
He took Us up and paid US, not
5000. a you say, but about
81 900 The business was trans
acted in the First National Bank
and whether you were present or
not do not recall, as you were in
no way necessary any more than
the janitor Mr.. Miller was asso-
ciated with US and received some
money for an interest in the
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03
MAKE 1T UNANIMOUS

That Governor Cox has great conf
dence that he will be elected, Nov. 2,
is demonstrated in letter just re-
ceived from him by Secretary of
State James r. Noland, his COM
munication being in answer to a tele-
gram Of congratulations forwarded
by Secretary of State holland as
president of the first Jimmie Cox
Club Of America upon the occasion Of
Governor Cox's acceptance of the
Democratic nomination. The Ohio
Jimmie" writes to the Colorado
Jimmie" as follows:
"My dear Mr.. Noland:
/ deeply appreciate your tele-
gram on behalf of the Cox Roosevelt
Club.
II you are assured of Colorado as
am Of the other States in which !
have had close contact, you will make
II unanimous.
Yours very truly,
James NJ. Cox"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03


Miss Cara Estes is enjoying ten
days vacation from her duties as
clerk of the district and county court,
with her brother Willett of the
posoffice. will make an auto trip to
Canon City.
Mrs. Clyde Martin and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Thornell entertained at a one o'clock
luncheon Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Mamie Hart and Mrs. Hazel
Kingsbury. A number of guests en-
joyed the affair, which was up to the
standard of the lovely social affairs
given by these two matrons.
Miss Minnie Fankhauser expects
to leave for Oklahoma Monday night.
Miss Fankhauser was formerly one Of
the News-Champion force and has &C.
cepted splendid position with q
newspaper office in Oklahoma She
made many friends while in Gunni-
son, who wish her the best Of success
in her new home.
Paonian:-William F. Stockman,
for some time . resident Of Paonia,
but for the past year engaged in
fanching near Hotchkiss, died re
Gently at his home in that city. He
leaves his wife and two small girls
and one boy. Burial was in the
Hctchliss cemetery. Mr.. Stockman
formerly lived at Crested Butte and
was well known thruout tho Elk
mountain region.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03
o o o o o o o o o o o @ o o o
3 CROOKsroN 3
o O 1000 90 20 O 90 O O q

News-Champion Correspondents.
Wednesday Sept. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zed Scott motored
to Whitepine Friday on business.
Jay Hall and family are now living
in the old Zed Scott house and expect
to live there all winter
r. Wallace Travelled thru this part
of the country recently, taking orders
for making and enlarging ranch
scenes He received great many
orders.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Faced by the exposure of their
fifteen million dollar corruption fund
to buy the presidency, republican
leaders attempted to besmirch Cox
by foolish charges that the British
were financing his campaign and that
the liquor interests We're aiding him.
Both Of the charges fell fat, without
a shred Of evidence to support them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Miss Lola Patton is spending a
few weeks in Colorado Springs, re-
moving acquaintances with former
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Steamboat Springs Pilot:-As a
great favor to this office we were al
loted another half ton of paper this
week at lil3 cents a pound, Denver.
With the new freight rate the precious
stuff will cost II cents a pound when
il reaches the office-S340 a ton. We
have lost all power to kick or COM
plain. We just thank the wholesale
house for being able to get it at all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

After several weeks spent in the
Sa.lda hospital, Mrs. Ralph Stone is
again home and able TO be around.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03
Inprovements on Rainbow Route

Four complete cement ditch Cross
ings are being built by Oscar Milford
at each side of Tomichi avenue on
Pine and Wisconsin streets. The cros-
sings are on Rainbow Route and have
been . great nuisance to strangers
who bump into them continually. not
knowing about our irrigation bitches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Archer Miller, who has been
I'D the past couple of weeks is get
ting along nicely at one of the Salida
hospitals.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

George Mason is working the
Treasury Tunnel mine above Ohio
City on bond and lease. He is very
sanguine of results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Miss Emma Foster left Thudsday
morning for Delta where she will
teach the coming term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

M Rex Clark and children went
down 10 Montrose this morning and
will visit for a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Judge c. II. Stone is in from Boul-
lrr where he has been attending law
-chool, and will remain some weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Frank PhcniE, who was operated
on IN Salida last week, is Citing along
nicely and viii be out soon
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Mrs. 5. +. Snyder and children re-
turned last week from 4 pleasant l2
days visit in Salt Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

i. s Braswell has moved his fanli-
D. 20 Crested Butte, where he will
work this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Miss Norma Nichols was passen-
gn- TO Meeker, Colorado this morning.
mere she will teach the coming win
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Attorney Gates Of the office of s.
y. Cump of Denver, is in Gunnison
on business for = couple of days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Mizs Florence Lucero left Thurs
day morning for Delta, where she will
t.arh this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Mrs NJ. 4. Deering and Miss Helen
were Gunnison visitors Thursday
cscning, coming down to take in the
show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

NrS. Alice Mcdonald was q visitor
IN cur city "Wednesday from Doyle
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Nr. and Mrs. VIM. Grafton left Fri
day for Whitewater where they will
reside. They have been here for the
past two months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Judge Stone is unable to finish his
contribution on the subject of the
Nonpartisan League this week, but
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

George Hetherington has returned
tins woek from Indiana where he was
called by the sad death of his aged
mother.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Miss Katherine Sievers left this
morning for Grand Junction, where
she has accepted position as teacher
in the schools of that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Sunday at Crested Buttes and report
a fine trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

1t is true that as many republican
states as democratic ratified the Wo-
men Suffrage amendment and thus
enabled women to vote this year,
perhaps more in number since in
some southern democratic strong
ucated negro vote. But that is not
the real point; At the critical time
made perfect 36." It was a DEM
ocratic governor and legislature, a
democratic president and candidate
for president who exerted themselves
just at this critical time to secure the
coveted voting privilege. That is
worth considering.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Miss Alice Peck left Thursday
morning for Paonia and Silverton,
where she will stay until she returns
to Gunnison for the opening of school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

See that you are registered so that
you may vote in the primary. The
law was enacted to give the voter a
chance to select the nominees of his
party. Unless they take more of an
interest in it the law will be repealed.
Ssssner SSussdnE Tss pnadv nad aGasay sSn
will be held on Tuesday, September
IA. Don't depend upon some one
else--see that your name is on the
list and then go and vote.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Pauline Rose left Saturday fo
Cheyenne, Wyoming, where she vii
again teach this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

Curtis Osborne and family spent
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-03

4
]. NJ. McDOUGAL .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW
Scott Block. Tomiehi Avenss ?
Gusaisoa CoBsse1o .
q
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
DARO SAU TURTUS zU-
DYDAMI ZMONES, SAKO
PAISH.

Philadelphia, Pa. vasario 7 d.
Angli, IS finansininkas Sir Geor-
ge Paish, kalbedamas cia 81 va
kara, pasak(, kad Europos tau-
tos reikaulcuja apie S2o,ooo,ooo
900. ainansu profesorius Pennsy1
vanijos unrversiteto Dr. S. f..
Mead paklause jo, ar Europos
tautoms ne laikas pacioms pa
sigelbeti, Q ne jieskoti paselbos
Suv. Nalstijose. Sir George ] ia
jam atsake
Pasiziurekime, kokis eilvoji-
mas. JUS, zmones, niekuomet
tick nesuvartodavote, mex dabar
suvartoJate. JUS kalbate apie pra
,gyvenimo branguruq, Ar tai mes
tam kalti? Jus darote sau turtus
lis pasaulio vargu. JUS darote sat
turtus galabindami pasaulio EMO
mes. Pragyvenimo brangumo ne
turetu butt. Nera tam priezasties
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
S. ". PACTA ATMETA
KAIRIUJU LAIKRAscIUS

Chicago, Ill., vasario 8 d. =
Federaliai oficialai vakar uzreis-
ke, kad astuoni kairiuju laikras-
ciai yra nepriimami persiuntimni
krasa ir keli kit visai sustabdyti
bGgiu paskutiniu dviejq menesiu.
Tarp ju yra Chicagos Socialist w
saus. 8 d.; Communist uz lapkr.
p d. ir gruod. 20, II 1910 m.
Social Dcnakratin, uz birz, 27
d., 1910 m; Spravedlnost uz
gcg. 9 d., 1910 m. If Zarija uz
saus. 5 d., 1920 m. IS revoliuci-
nil dainu paeta nepriima persiun
rb al The Adversary Prole-
taire, rusu revoliucionieriu Ser
meninis marSas If iWe have fed
you all a Thousand Years"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
TALKININKAI KALBINA
VOKlECIUS ElTI Prizes
BOLSEVIKUS

Berlinas, vasario 8 d. = Poll
tikos ir diplomatu rateliuose APP
sireiskia didelis susirupinimas
militariniu rusu bolseviku pavo-
jumi.
zinios is istikimp saltiniu
skelbia, kad Anglia, laukdama
milzinisko, taip vadinamo trigu-
bojo susivienijimo gelzkelnin-
ku, transporto darbininku ir an
gliakasiu streiko apie pava-
sari, nenori siusti savo kareiviu
pries bolsevikus ir yfa atsauxusi
savo drotus prisakus siusti ka-
reivius j okupuojanas vokieciu
teritorijas, kur plebiscitai eina.
Yra gera priezastis manyti,
kad yra meginama suzinoti, ar
VoketiJa nepanores pasiuSti savo
kariuomenes prie sovietu karei-
vijas.
Sakoma, kad Vokietija atsa-
kiusi, jog il galetu ia padaryti
prize tam tikru islygq. Sitos, isly-
Cos apsiima perziurejima ir net
visiska panaikinima dideles da;
lies versai|ines 'sutarties, visu
labiausiai 81 ia jos dali. kur rel
,kalaujama iSdavimo' vokiealu tai
kininkams teisti.
vienok Anslijoj ir ypatingsi
Francijoj yrs tokis nepasitiksji.
mas Vokietija ir bainc jos. kad
mazs proga gall butt vokieSip
veikimui prizes bolsevikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
CHINAI NESISKUBINA
ATSAKYTI JAPONAMS
SANTUNGO KLAUSIME..

Pekinas, vasario d. pave
luota). Chinai nesiskubina at
'sakyti japonq pasiulinimq pra-
deti tartis kas del grqzinimo San
tungo pussaiio Chinams, teisin-
damiesi tuomi, Ead jiems reikia
pasitarti su provincinemis val
dziomis, pirklininksds If kitais,
kurie yisai priesingi sitoms tary-
boms.
Priesininkai. tarp kuriu yra
daug noksleiviu, sake, kad Chi
MI apskelbirlas kares Vokietijai
panaikino vokiecip savinimqsi
santungo il su janonais nera ko
tariffs, mes zeme yra paimta is
vokieeip.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
ESTAI RAMIAI DZIAU-
GIASI TAXA.

Revelis, vasario 5 d.. per Pa
ryziu Vas, 7 d. = Estai Siandien
.qlrmu kartu po 1914 m. ramiai
dziauSiasi taika.
Ne; saudomu ugnip, nei para
dp. nei demonstraciju gatvese
nera. Sankrovos ir kantoros Dor
pate II visoj salyj uzimtos savais
reikalais. Tiktai didesnese gatve-
Sc estai parodo, kad jiems ceres
mi laikai atejo.
Nienok kariuomene bus demo
bilizuojama pamazu, mes estai
Wis dar jauclasi, jog ju saugumas
'nera dar visiSkai uztikrintas. At
silyginimas estu su rusais gal te-
sis iris savaites.
Priesingai laukimams galuti-
moi sutarties formoj ners straps
.nio prizes bolsevine propapanda
is Rusijos.
Estoniiai labai nor6tusi prisi-
d6ti prie tautu lygos, bet kol-
kas JOS nekvietia. il aiskina ta
susisiskimo bloguma, ar neapsi-
ziurejlmu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
ChINAI zADA SMARKIAI
BOIKOTUOTI JAPONU
PREKES.

Sanghai, vasario 7 d. Tuo-
jaus 20 Chinu naujV metu vas.
20 d. Chinuose rengiamasi is
plesti dabar vedama boikota ja-
pony prekems.
/ Paskutinis japonu valdzios pa
siltlinimas pradeti tarybas San
tungo klausime parodo japonu
susirupinima kasdieuiniais nuos-
toliais, kurie sickia daugiau kaip
po S3,ooo,ooo j diena. Pasiulini-
mas tariffs taipgi parodo, kad chi
mai turi progq laimeti savo rel
kalavimus; moksleiviai ir patrio-
tines oreanizacijos dabar gundo
zmones laikytis savo uzsispyri-
mo il nuvaiyti Chinija nuo ia
poniniu prekiu
LIgsiol buvo bijotasi. kad CHI
nv pirkliams ver5ianties daugiau
siai japonV prekemis, visuotinas
boikotas gall sukrlti panikq. bet
dabar didziuma japonu prekiu
jau isparduota if ju vieta uzeme
francuzp, Amerikos ir anglu pre-
kes.
Paskutines sktailines parodo,
kad amerikieSiams priklausantic-
j laivai aplankiant..eji paskutine-
mis- sayaitsmis sanghajaus uos-
tan, padaro 43 nuoS. if anglu lai-
vus padarancius 81 naos. nustu-
mia antra vieta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
Lenkd Sut!nka taikyts Su
SOvietu.
I alkininkai kaIbina vOkieCius
eiti prizes boISevikus.
JapoEai bGikotouja Americas laivus
Jokohamoje.
LENKAI SUTINKA TAI
KYTiS SU SOVIETAIS

Varsava, yasarjc 7 d. = Sulig
Ienkp uzsicnio reikaiu ministe-
rio Stanislovo Patck telegrama
pasiusta bolSeyiku uzsienlo mi
nisteriui CiScrirui lenku valdzia
zada apsvarsyti rnsq valdzic
pasiulinima.
Peteko nota skamba sitaip.:
"Lenku valdzia pranesa, kad
il apturejo bevieliniu telegrafu
rusu sovietines respublikos pas
kelbimq, saus. 20 d., 1920 m. Ia
sa: paskelbimas huss apsvarsty-
tas If atsakymas bus Quotas ru-
su sovietinei valdziai."
Kaip minister's Petek pranesa
stabo yirsininku; gen. lPilsuds-
kiui pc savo sugrizimui is Lon
dono ir Paryziaus, tai talkininkq
salys .nestatys pasipriesinimo, jci
Lenkija veliausia bo.seviku no
ia skaitys pamatu taikai su so
vietine valdzia.
Patek sake, kid talkin;lkai
mielai sateis;s Lenkijai visus rel
kalingus nuredymus, pradejus
jai tartis, ir pranesa, kad talki-
ninku valdzios prielankiai atsi-
mesa ! politika su rusais. kuria
nesenai paskelbe premieras Lloyd
George. Sakoma, kad Francijos
premieras Millerand pilnai sutin-
ka SIT Lloyd George.
Varsavos laikrasSiai ragina
kuogreiciausiai pradeti taikos ta-
rybas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
KiiaS MGtu Sukaktuves zada apvaikS-
cioti Vi|niuje.

Amerikos lietuviaris. Lenkai sp6
| ia, kad gall butt uzpuolimu ir to-
idel koncentruoja sayo kariuome-
! ne. Musu kareiyiai degte deca.
kad pradejus darhq. Plianas de-
lei markiu pardavin6jimo yra "
riausybes oatvirtintas."
IS priezasties metiniu sukak-
tuviQ nuo laiko Lietuvos kariuo-
menes organizavimo pradzios,
Lietuvos NIisija yra pasiuntusi
Kaunan Ministeriui Pirmininkui
tokia telegrama:
rs priezasties metiniu sukak-
tuviu LietuvoS armijos susiorga-
nizavimo, Lietuvon Misija siull-
cia savo Kariuomenei nuo Snle-
rikos lietuviu linkejimu greiciau-
Sia isvaduoti is lenku okupacijos
luzimta Lietuvos teritorijq su
S,ostine Nilniumi, kaip j yra is
8 ssavusi jau savo tevvne nuo
Wlku il plesiku vokieciu. VII
e 'ietuviu ksalioniiase, Enf-tekc.
Nlisijai butt, cion gyyenantieji
Lietuvos pilie6iai be skirtumo
PARTLY il tautos. state du pama-
tiniu reikalal imu = butent. SUI
saukti Gteigiamasis Seimas II
|paliuosuoti Nilnius. Ypatingai
|pahuosavimo lenk,s okupuotos da
lies reikalauja Lietuvos pilietiai,
kurie paeiiia is vietu, kurios len
+! yra okupuotos. Nisi noriai de-
dasi prie- I.ietuvos laisves pasko-
ss@s, Siintai siltlosi stoti lai-
svanoriais Lietuvos kariuome-
ne, kad savo sail paliuosavus nuo.
paskutinio prieso.
V;leisis-Zadeikis- -zilius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
Organizuojasi
vidOriR5 kIesa.

New York, vasario ! d.
AllgStiausio teismo tciscjas Kel-
by paslraS5 po paliudijimu inior
poruojanSiu New Yorko valstijos
vidutinas klesos unijq tai yra
pirmutina sitos rusics unija 81
toj valstijoj If gal visose Suv.
Nalstijose.
Direktoriais pasirasG du advo-
katai, du silky p;rkliai If vicpas
maSinistas Vienas sitp direkto-
rip, adv Wolf apie Sta tveria-
ma unijq taip pasake
iKiekvienas, kuris skaito save
priklausantiti ,pric vidurinas ki,-
sos, gall patapti Sites unijos ma
riu. ~.
Sta zmoniq klcsa yra CALM
siausia visose talstijose. Josios
didziule pajiega neisvystyta, ar
micganti If jai trtlksta sutarti-
tes organizuotos spekos. j dabar
prispausta il il isnyks, jei negaus
kollio nors pastiprinimo organi-
fcrmoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
JAPONAI BOIKOTUOJA
AMERIKOS TAVORUS
JOKOHAMOJE.

yokohama, vasario s d. = Ke-
Ilias savaites didele kliutis vyste-
81 Jokohamos prieplapkoje
tarp japonu laivu kompaniju ii
Suv. Valstiju vazminiu laivu,
kurie Wis dazniau ir dazriau pra-
dejo lankytis uostan.
Pereita savaite tapo apskelb-
tas muitinis boikotas admirolo
linijos laivams. Vazmalaiviai
skiri;.ni sitiems laivams buvo
tolydzio nuvelkami Xxi pusei pri-
krovus ir isblaskomi po prieplau-
.ka delto, kad biznis buvo duo
dana susitverusiai amerikieeiu
vaziaos kompanijai
Vakar museikos uzpuole japo-
ma amerikieciu kompainjos for7
mana 10 nomuose ir uzmuse il.
IVyriausis Konsulis Scidmore pa
reikalavo is japonq valdzios APP
saugos 0 ambasadorius Morris
zada perduoti dalyka uzsienio
rastinei Tokioj ir Washingto-
tonui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
LENKIJOS zYDAI SUJU.
DE DEL NEDELDIENIO
ISTATYMO.

Varsava, vasario 3 d., per Parry
ziu vasario I d. = Lenkijos zy-
dai labai sujude del naujo ista-
tymo privercianeio ned6ldieni
svesti, kuris ineis galen ateinan-
eia savaite. Vietos zydu vadai
mano, kad tai bus mirtinas eko-
nominis smugis zydams If kad
zydp pramones srsinaikins. Kit
maziaus nusimena kas del zydu
ekonomines puses, bet tiki, kad
zydu tikybinis gyvenimas Len
kijojc zus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-09
AMERIKIECIAI PASIPRIE
SEQ JAPONAMS

Londonas, vasario 7 d. = Te-
-legramoje is Vladivostoko laik-
rasciui Daily Mail pranesama,
kad Ame1ikos jIlreiviai Vladivos
toke pasipriesino japonu karei-
viams, dandziusiems nedaleisti
revolt. Jos kareiViams submit ru
su generalgubernatoriu, gen. Ro-
|zanova, miesta paemus revoliu-
cionieriams.
kilograms datuota pereito ne
dsldicnio data sake, kad gen.
Rozanovas galu gate pabego il
|prisislaude japontl skraiduolyje
uoste.