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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06

for $50 a ton. They are making the
trust a present of 100000 based
on any reasonable hypothesis as to
what this nitrate will be worth at
that time. Every man knows that,
and the department has just simply
ignored the act of Congress and ig-
nored our rights to pass laws, has vio-
lated it's obligations. if it has any to-
ward the people, toward the Govern
ment, and is standing in with that
profiteering combination, and | shall
call upon the Department of Justice
of the United States to bring action
to nullify the contract and prevent
this fraud on our Government.
"If the Department of Justice is
against profiteering and against the
trust and for the people and for the
Treasury, if the things that depart
ment says are not idle words, then
that action will be brought. There
is not lawyer in this House who, If
this would happen in his State and he
held prosecuting office, would bring
suit and stop that unfaithful officer,
such as the Secretary of War-this
conscientious Secretary of ours. He
would stop him from absolutely do
ing what he wanted to and what the
law we passed says he shall not do.
Some may say that it has nothing to
do with profiteering. Let me tell
you. He has set the price of this
product that goes into fertilizer, for
one year from now. at $50 ton,
higher price than ever was paid. He
has fixed that price. That price fix
ing has only one equal in history, and
that is the price fixing by the De-
partment of Justice on sugar. 1t is
in the interest of the profiteers,
against the people, against the Gov
eminent, against the taxpayers, and
I call upon the Department of JUS
tice, If there is one iota of sincere
ty in the makeup Of that department,
to bring action to prevent this nefa-
rious fraud upon the people.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
WAR SECRETARY AND
FERTILIZER TRUST
BY Loaning 100000 Tons Has Made
Gift of 100000 To Farmers
Detriment.

Washington, July 31.-That Sec
rotary OF War Baker recommended
the turning over to the fertilizer
trust of 100000 tons of nitrate
which had been stored for war pur-
poses and thereby made 1t a pres
ent of $4,000,000, to the detriment
of the farmers of the country, is
charged by Representative Tincher,
of Kansas.
In explanation of his charge, Tin
cher says:
"In April the Secretary of War
appeared before the Committee on
Military Affairs and recommended
that the surplus of the nitrate of
soda then on hand in possession of
the Government-1OO,0 1000 tons-be
loaned TO the trust. was in the Com
mittee on Agriculture at the time
that happened, when members from
the Committee on Military Affairs
came into the Committee on Agricul-
ture and asked us what we knew
about it, that being a product which
is used IN the manufacture of ferti-
lizer. Mr.. Hutchinson of New Jer-
'sey, a member of that committee,
knew all about it. He said, You do
not want to do that and he took his
lead pencil and fixed the resolution
so that it was all right, because it pro-
vided that the Government should
sell the nitrate now, at a time when
the price for it is higher than it has
ever been or ever will be again. He
said, 1--WE either ought to reduce the
price and sell to the farmers at a rea-
sonable rate, or, looking at IL from
a comercial standpoint, sell it for
what il is worth and put the money
into the Treasury The resolution
provided that we should not loan it
but should sell it in lots of not less
than / ton or more than 100 tons.
what has the War Department
done? They have entered into a
written agreement with the trust, the
three men, by which they have sold
II TO them ostensibly at a rate of $50
per ton, allowing them $4,000 for
handling Il, but they have not sold
II 10 them. because they have bought
1t back next June, a year from this,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
asst year amounted to ss4,7Oo, 900,

last year amounted to $64,700,00O,
and practically all this sum was de-
voted to road maintenance and con-
struction. The highway officials es-
innate that there are 2,475,00O miles
of highway in the country, and a sim
pie long division problem shows that
there are three cars to every mile Of
highway. Alabama, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Oklahoma and Wyom-
ing have one car or less for every
mile and a half Of their roads. Blu.
Rhode Islaud brings up he average
by producing more than twenty ears
to the mile. Massachusetts, has thir-
teen and two tenths cars TO the mile
and New Jerseys average it only
slightly less California has seven
and ei slt tcnlhs cars TO the mile.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
HARDING AND COOLIDGE

Every free-born American citizen
can take genuine pride in the selec-
ton of Warren c. Harding, United
States Senator from Ohio, as the pres
idential candidate Of the Republican
party.
Senator Harding is typical of the
opportunities of America. He was
born poor. His father was a strug-
Cling physician in a tiny Ohio hamlet.
Young Harding worked his way thru
school and college. He worked dur
ing the Summer months at farming,
at railroad building, at teaching, at
house and sign painting and at a
printers case, to earn the money to
educate himself.
When he came out of college-he
went to a little, unknown college in
Ohio, which is no longer in existence
-he taught school and worked as a
printer until he took over the stock
of liabilities of a little local sheet
which had more obligations than type
fonts.
Intensely practical and exceedingly
ambitious, young Harding worked
night and day to build up that paper,
and today he has in the Marion Daily
Star as fine a smalltown daily as is
published in the country.
Harding is self-made. He has
grown from a farmer lad to a man
whose wise judgment and counsel
have been courted by the biggest men
in his party.
As an example of the old saying
that every American cradle Is the po-
tential birthplace of a president
Harding stands pre-eminent,
Through all his steady climb Hard
ing has never lost sight OF bis early
struggles. He has always felt the
deepest sympathy and understanding
in the efforts of the working classes
TO better themselves. He has the
lclosest personal sympathy and under
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
LAND OF ANTIQUITY
TO HAVE TRACTORS

London, July S1;-An interna-
tional tractor show for India is an
nouneed by the Agricultural Depart
ment for 1921. Makers in Britain,
the United States and elsewhere are
invited to participate.
In India, where most of the farm
work is done with oxen or man power
few American tractors are already
in use and have made miraculous
names for themselves Tractor trials
were held on a small scale under the
auspices of the Agricultural Depart.
ment last February. and the demon
stration was successful, even under
midas most trying weather condi-
tions.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
MORE VIOLATORS FALL
AFOUL OF PURE FOOD
AND DRUGS LAW

Fifty manufacturers and dealers
have discovered that the food and
drugs act, enforced by the United
States Department of Agriculture, is
an exceedingly live regulation.
Among the 81 misbranded or adul-
terated articles appear many varie-
ties of products not ordinarily
thought of as coming under the jur-
isdiction of the act.
Corned beef cases, so marked as to
indicate that the contents complied
with the requirements of the u. S
Navy, when they did not; eye salve
that consisted principally of zinc
ointment; egg noodles in package
marked IS ounces" in large letters,
and &c ounces in small, indistinct
characters, and which product prov
ed to contain very little egg at all;
canned salmon that was really putrid
and decomposed; gelatin, so marked
which the chemists found to contain
glue and other added and poisonous
materials; and rice bran heavily adul-
terated with rice hulls instead of
bran, are among the items mention
ed in the announcement. Butter
capsicum, aspirin tablets, santal oil
capsules, cordial, cottonseed meal.
fish, eggs. flour, peppers, spring
water-these and many others in
dictate the extensive nature of the
work carried on by the Government
in protecting the public health.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06

When you yawn good deal in the
daytime, feel dull, achey and want to
stretch frequently it is an unmistaka-
BILE symptom of malaria, and unless
you do something at once you are
booked for a spell OF chills. Herbine
is chill medicine that will prevent
or cure the disease. 1t drives out the
impurities on which the malarial
germ thrives, strengthens the liver
and cleanses the bowels. Price 6Oc.
Sold by Ohio County Drug Co. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
MANY UPS And DOWNS
BUT STILL WITH JOB
Distance Travelled In Mon
ument Would Circle
Earth Twice

Washington, July 31.--Twice the
distance round the world, or nearly
$4,000 miles, in an elevator is the
travel record of James B. Evans. con-
ductor Of the lift" in Washington
Monument, and IL is believed to be a
worlds record.
This fall Mr. Evans celebrates the
forty-secOnd anniversary of his ser
vice at the monument, thirty trips a
day for forty-two years!
When the veteran elevator man
came TO the monument the big white
shaft had risen only about third OF
its present height and. except for the
use Of the workmen. no elevator had
been installed. That was in 1878, and
II was not until ten years later that
the'shaft was completed and the pas
senger elevator put in operation.
The elevator on its first trip was
operated by Mr.. Evans, and since that
date he has been continuously in
charge of the car.
Practically all the famous men and
women who have visited Washington
during that time have been passen-
gers in MIR. Evans elevator, includ-
Ing each OF the Presidents and Vice
Presidents.
The monument was one of the first
public edifices visited by President
Wilson when he came TO Washington
eight years ago. OF the present chief
executive. Mr.. Evans says
eyes, he seems to be a right nice
sort Of fellow. Came into my car and
took off his hat just as anyone might
do l noticed he didn't say much
Just talked few words to the men
with him. liked his looks as well
as those of any OF the other Presi-
dents that have ridden in my car"
Mr.. Evans was away on his vaca-
ton when the Prince of Wales and
the Belgian royal family visited the
monument and he looks a bit wistful
when he mentions missing the Bel
gians.
II carried a slew of princes to the
top" he said, "but never had
chance at a real live king and queen
before
Mr.. Evans figures that in the past
thirty-two years he has made about
35O,4O0 trips in the passenger eleva-
tor. on each of these trips the car
goes about $40 feet up and the same
distance down, making a total OF
something like 119,216,OOO feet that
it has travelled, or about $4,000
miles.
That's twice around the earth"
Mr.. Evans commented. II bet no
other elevator conductor in the world
can equal that"
Figuring it in years. the veteran
estimates that he has spent about
six years travelling in his elevator.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
EAIsER's NEPHEwS EARN LIVING

Berlin, July 31.-Four sons of the
Kaiser's youngest sister, Princess
Margaret of Prussia, are now work
ing hard to earn a livelihood. One is
acting as a farm laborer in order to
learn agriculture thoroly. He rises
at in the morning and works hard
till s in the evening, blowing, sowing
and doing other farm work.
The second son is an engineer,
working in the shops and attending
lectures. The third son is learning
architecture. and the fourth is
minor official working in the demobi-
lization department,
The princess lost two sons in the
war.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
A Great Remedy.

The merits of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy are well
known and appreciated, but there is
occasionally a man who had no ac-
quaintance with them and should
read the following by F. II. Dear, a
hotel man at Dupuyer, Mont. -Four
years ago used Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy with such
wonderful results that have since
recommended it to my friends" m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06

Apply a cotton cloth wet with Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to all wounds.
cuts burns, sores or blisters, and
note its wonderful healing power. II
Is prompt and very effective. Price
25c, soc and $1.OO per bottle. Sold
by Ohio County Drug Co. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
THREE AUTOS TO EVERY MILE

The Federal Bureau of Public
Roads shows that there were 1866
446 motor vehicles of all types regis
tered in the United States during the
calendar year of 1919, an increase of
28 per cent over the previous year.
License and registration fees alone
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06
HIGHER PRICED.

The wife-Isn't that your eye doc
tor?
The Husband thought so until
he sent me in HIS bill. He's skin
specialist-Harper's Weekly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-08-06

Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy, keep the bowels active and
regular, Herbine will remove all ac-
in the bowels and put the
system in prime condition. Price soc.
Sold by Ohio County Drug Co. m
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
PrienQnes.

Priemoniu prizes pabransima
cukraus yra dvi:
Vyriausyb6 kuoyeikiaus turi
prad9ti tarybas su kitomis sa-
limis II padaryti sutarima,
kurs panaikintQ Americas il
Europos lenktyniavima keli-
me cukrui kainos.
Antra, musQ vyriausybe tuo-
iaus privalo suvarzyti vartoti
cukrQ saldumynQ if saldzlq
gerymu dirbtuvems: Toms
dirbtuvems turf but duodama
nuskirta lSiekybe cukraus.
Mes siandie tos dirbtuves SUI
vartoja viena trecdali cukraus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
KAIKUR|E ATSTOVAI
STE|GIAMOJ0 LIE
TUVOS SEIMO.

LietuvoS .Atstovyb6 Ameri.
koje gavo sekancia kablegra-
ma is Kagno nuo valid. agen-
turos Eliza:
"zinomesnieji atstovai: Mi
nisteris Draugelis, Stulginskis,
Juozas Vailokaitis, Kazys Girl
MUS, Bortkevicien6, Rozenbau-
mas, Pasirntinys Purickis, Vi
ce-Ministeris Stankus, Genero-
las Galvidis, Bizauskas, Kru-
pavicius, Rachmilevicius, Mi
nisteris Carneckis, Kairys, Mi
nisteris SoloveiGikas, PozheIa,
Rimka, slezevicius, Vytautas
Rackauskas, profesorius Jur-
quits Balys.''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
LENKAI SU UKRAINAIS
PAEME K1JEvA.
Tai patvirtina ir patys
r bolsevikai.

Londonas, geg. 10.-Praeita
penktadienI bolSevikQ valdzla
oficijaliai paskelbe, kad naktl
prizes ta penktadienl bolsevikql
kariuomen6 neistenge atsilai-
kyti prizes skaitlingesnl priesi-
ninka If tur6jo pasitraukti is
miesto. Miestq ukem6 lenkai su
ukrainais.
Bolseviku oficijaliam prane-
Slime sakoma:
"Kijevo apylink6se naktl,
geguzes CT, musq kariuome-
ne buvo susiremusi su skait-
lingesniuoju priesininku siaur-
vakaruose If pietvakaruose
nuo Kijevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
Pavyko Revoliucija Meksikoje
BERL YNE BUS ls1EIG7A
ARkIvYSKUp|JA.

Milanas, geg. 10. = Kuomet
Vokietijos vyriausyb6 sutiko
Berlyne isteigti Sventojo Tevo
nuncijatura (pasiuntinybe),
popezius Benediktas Penlio-
liktasis nusprendG Vokietijos
sostinaje isteigti arkivyskupi-
ja.
Kalbama, jog pirmuoju ten
arkivyskupu busias paskirtas
gerb. kun. DR.. Kaas is Treves,
garsus filosofas, buves vokie-
ciu armijoje kapelionas, Sian
die Vokietijos steigiamajam
susirinkime atstovas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
SULTANO VALDzIA .NORI
TAIKINTIES SU NACI-
JONALISTAIS.
Turku atstovai nepasirasys po
sutartimi.
Konstantinopolis, geg. 10. :

Konstantinopolis, geg. 10. :
Sultano vyriausyb6 yra suma-
niusi If jau darbuojasi susital-
knit su turkais nacijonalistais
Anatolijoj ir Trakijoj.
Jeigu pavyktu tas padaryti,
tuomet turkai sujungtomis
sp6komis atsikreiptu prizes tai
kininku spaudima.
Sultanas isak6 vietos turkQ
laikraSciuose paskelbti tele-
gramas, kokias jis gavo is
Anatolijos kaipo pasveikini-
mus savo gimimo dienoje.
Cia pasakojama, jog turkll
atstovai atsisakysiq pasiraSyti
po taikos sutartimi, katra
.iiems Siandie al, rytoj induosia
talkininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
VOKIECIAI MEMOIR K0N-
FERUOTI SU TALK
NINKAIS.
Bet bus priversti ta padaryti,

Berlynas, geg. 10.-Vokieti-
jos atstovai Spa konferencijon
greiGiausia neiS, jei talkinin-
kai neintikins ju, jog jie bus
pilnai iSkhusyti, pasak6 fl
nanSu minister's DIR, Wirth,
kalb6damas Drezdene vienam
susirinkime.
Vokieciu delegatai pasiruos
paduoti talkininkams kuotei-
singiausiQ ziniQ apie Vokieti-
jos pad6ti. Ir jie pasakys, kad
visos Europos padetis ateityj
prigules nuo Vokietijos ekono-
mines padeties. Nuo Vokieti-
jos markes priguli prancuzq
frankie llklmaS.
"Mes keliausime ] Spa,' sa-
Ike minister's, cir tenai paduo-
sine talkininkams kuoteisin-
giausiQ iSaiSkinimu. Mes netu-
rime reikalo ka nors slept.
Bet jei talkininkai lures pasi-
ketinima toje konferencijoje
padiktuoti NUNS tik savo no
rus, nenor6dami isklausyti mu-
su paaiskinimu, tuomet mes
neturime reikalo ten keliauti.
Mes talkininkai ta gall atlikti
ir be konferencijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
GHIGAGOJE. C
PUIKIOS PRAKALBOS;
GRAzUS KALBETO-
10 PRIEMIMAS.

Vakar Bridgeportieciai tu-
rejo progos isgirsti prakalbu
gerb. kun. L. Mirono. Nors
izanga buvo apmokama, bet
gi didelei parap. svetainej su-
sirinko geras burys zmoniq.
Pirmoj kalboj kun. Mironas
iSaiskino vidujine Lietuvos pa
deti, jos reikalus, If kaip A
merikieciai ,tuo zvilgsniu ga
letq Lietuvai pagelbeti pats
grizdami j savo krasta. 20
trumpos pertraukos seke antra
kalba apie uzsienio Lietuvos
politika, jos kaimynus If san
tykius su jais.
Nnlq apIe Lletuva Serp.
Sveeias turi labai daug, ne
wen delto, kad pats nesenai is
ten atvyko, bet delto ypae, kad
jis prigulejo prie L. Waist. Ia
rybos, t. y. iSisjol esamo Lie
tuvos parlamento. Todel II
prakalbos buvo indomios, tu-
riningos, rimtos; klausytojai
tiesiog gaudyte gaude kick
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
Carranza Suirntas ir bus
Teisiamas
GEN, oBREGoN MEKsIKOS
SOSTINEJE.
Atnaujintas susisiekimas su
Mexico City.

Washington, geg, 10. - Va,
kar Gia IS Suv. NaI>tijQ am
baSadoS Mexico City aptur6ta
oficijaliQ ziniQ, jog tq miestq
uzim6 revoliucijonieriai gegu-
zis I d. pabtgus * ten Car
ranzai.
Prane$ime paSakyta, kad
mieSte nebuvuS ivykuS betvar-
kG. SvetimSaIiamS ne0uve II
ne$ama jokio pavojauS.
WaShingtOnO Su>iSiekimaS
telegraph 81 Meksiko< sostine
per porQ dienQ buvo pertrauk-
taS. Bet $iandie ir vel atnau-
jintaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
BOLSEVIKAI PRIPAzINO
GEORGIA RESPUBLI-
KA.
Bet uzdejo ir astrias salygas,

Londonas, geg. II. = Is Ma
skvos praneSama, kad soviet
ne Russia pripazinusi Georgia
respublikq, Kaukaze If su ana
padariusi taika.
Tarpe kitako ,sutartyje pa
sakyta, jog Russia atsisako
maiSyties j vidujinius Georgia
respubliISos reikalus.
Republican ineina Tifliso,
KutaiSo ir Batumo valdzios.
Taippat apskriciai Seakataly
ir Suchum If dalis JuodQjQ
juriu pakraSciQ.
Bet vietoje to Georgiai res
publika priversta nuginkluoti
ir bolsevikams iSduoti visus
zmones, prieSginiauianGius So
vietinei Rusijai. 'Tu zmoniq
gyvastis, sakoma, busianti APP
drausta, bet visos jQ nuosavy-
bes konfiskuotos.
BolSevikQ kariuomene isl
briovusi Georgion. We kodel
sovietin6 Russia yra padikta-
vusi aStrias salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
GAL RUMUNIJA ST0S KA
Rem PRIZES BoLsEVI-
KUS.

Copenhagen, geg. 70. - Po-
litiken paskelb6 depesa is Bu-
karesto, jog Rumunijos W.
riausybe su paskuba ruosiasi
karen.
Berlyno laikraS6iai pazymi,
jog Rumunijos premjeras is
keliavo VarSavon.
Tas reiskia, kad Rumunija,
turbut, nori prisideti prie len
ku karen pries sovietine Rusi-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
SEMINAL Is PENKIU REL
KIA $4,000 PER METUS.

Washington, geg. 1O.-Gele-
zinkeliQ darbo tarybai liudijo
ekspertas ekonomistas Lauck.
Jis pasakojo, jog po ilgo stu
diiavimo suSek6, jog Siandie
darbininko Seimynai is penkiQ
zmoniQ butinai reikalinga per
metus maziausia uzdirbti ST.
800. Su maziau uzdarbio mega
lima pragyventi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
soCIJALISTAI DEBSA SKI.
RIA KANDIDATU,

New York, geg. II. Anne
rikos socijalistq partija eia
turf nacijonale konvencija.
Kandidatu j prezidentus pas
kyre zinoma Debsa, kurs Sian
die uzdarytas desimeiai metll
kalejiman.
Debsas per visa ellie metu
buvo socijalistp kandidatas
Sales prezidentus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
PASIKESINFA PRIZES TUR
KU MINISTRY PR
MININKA.

Konstantinopolis, geg. IL
Nakti prizes geguzas s diena
GGia pasikesinta prizes Turkijos
ministry pirmininka (didiji
vezira) Damad Ferid paSa jo
namuose.
Trys $uviai buvo paleisti j
j. Bet nei vienu nepataikinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11


rralio prokuroro vikimas prizes
didzpelnius neduqs jokiq pa
sekmiQ. Tegu jis kelis znones
uSdarys kalejiman, bet cuk-
rus neatpigs.
Perdidelis pelno noras If pei
ui.jimasis gyvuoja visose vieS-
patijose,s vlsam pasaulyj.
Bet yra priemoniQ, sake Hoo
yer papiginti cukrQ. Tik ri
kia tas prlemones tuojaus pa
vartoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11

Varsava, geg. s (suvelinta).
- Siandie lenkq raitarija in
ejo Kijevan,! is ten pasitraukus
bolSevikq kariuomenei.
P,askui raitarija dviem So
nais miestan pusluoia pulkai
p6stininkq.
BolSevikq kariuomene eva
kuavo miesta be dideliu pasi-
prieSinimQ. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
DARBO PARTIJA NETU-
RES PASISEKIMO.

Washington, geg. 10.-Amer.
Darbo Federacijos bepartijinis
politikines kampanijos komi-
tetas paskelbe, kad ateinan-
Giais rinkimais nauja darbo
partija netures pasisekimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
KRUPPo IsTAIGosE DIR
BAMOS ARMOTOS.

Paryzius, geg. 10. : Visas
laikas buvo skelbiama, jog
Kruppo istaigose dirbamos
zemdirbyst6s maSinoS If kito
kie reikalingi uk6ms irankiai
Dabar patirta, kad tenai po
senovei dirbamos armotos il
tai naujausiojo iSradimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11

viena kalbetojo sakin ir issi-
tarima, kartais pertraukdami
kalba gardziu, sveiSu jl1oku.
Po trijq su virsum valandq
nesinorejo eiti namo; norejesi
dar daugiau klausyti.
/. Visa iskilme padailino vie 'i,-
TINS choras p. Janusausko ve-
damas If keletas daklemacijq:.
Rep.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
Lenkai su Ukraiinais Kijeye
Gal Rumunija bus Intraukta
Karen

"Pavakariop priesininlas
isilauze priemiescius, teeiaus
buvo sulaikytas kick laiko mu-
sq kontratakomis. Paskui mu-
su kariuomene, pagal virsinin-
ku isakymu, 6me tvarkingai'
atsimesti kairijin upes Dnieps
70 sonan,
"Pytalovo Some musq ka-.
riuomene atmuSa priesinirkq
uH % myliu pietuose nuo
Krasny.
"Hgumen Some (rytuose puo
MinslSo) priesininkas megi1o
pereiti Berezino upe salimais
miesto Berezina. Bet buyo at
blokStas atgal." ("
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
Carranza suimtas.

Is MekSikO> >OStinGS prane-
Sama, jog ten vakar Oticljallal
buvo pa<kelbta, kad b6gQ> Ca
lranza Suimta< mieSte ApiSaco.
Taippat praneSta, kad Sian
die SoStintn iSkilmingai ineis
gen. Obregon. JiS paskelbt,
Jog Suimtam Carranzai gyvyb1
apdraudziama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
LAIKRAsTIs "LIETUVA,
JAU NEIsEINA.

zinomas Chicagoje dienras-
tbs "Lietuva", kurs pastarai-
siais laikais is "tautiskojo"
buvo pakrypes jau radikalp
pusen ir megino zengti dar
toliaus, sustojo ejes su geguaes
9 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-11
Uz TRUKUMA CUKRAUS
KALTA VYRIAUSYBE.
Taip tvirtina buves Sales
maisto diktatorius.

Washington, geg. 10. Her
bert Hoover. buves maisto dix,
tatorius, savo telegramoje Sc
natoriui Capper is Kansas val
stijos pareiSk6, jog uz siandie-
mini trukuma cukraus niekas
kitas nekaltas, kaip tiki Sales
administracija, ty. patti w
riausyb6.
Sake, jei administracija bu-
tu buvus pri6musi cukraus IS
lyginimui tarybos pasiQlyma
praeita rugseji, tuomet butq
buve nupirkta zalio Kubos
cukraus po 612c. svarui. NJ
pirktas cukrus butu buyes he
brangiai nubaigtas il suvarto-
toiams ibutu pardavinejamas
nedaugiau kaip po u centq
svarui.