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The Washington times., 1920-06-26
AUTOS ARE NOT LUXURY,
PROVEN BY STATISTICS

At recent meeting held in st.
Louis Stewart Mcdonald, president OF
he Moon Motor Company. gave a
,hort talk on the uses of the automo-
bile in modern business.
Here are some of the high spots
n Mr. McDonald's address:
"The average passenger car Is used
20 per cent for utility" and 20 per
cent for recreation-not pleasure.
Surely no one can object to the
American citizen having some recrea-
ton and he can take 1t in no better
way than in an automobile.
1--WE know that 100000 farmers
own automobiles.
we know that 100000 doctors use
automobiles.
I'VE know that telephone compa-
pies, travelling statesmen, hundreds OF
lines of business are using the pas
senper car as an efficient transporta-
tion unit.
But with all the figures in the
world there are people who VIII tell
YOU the automobile is a nonessential
A luxury, a fool thing that is unnec-
essary to the country's growth. These
people would have said the same
thing about the railroad, the steam :
ship, or any other invention that has
played an important part in the
worlds progress.
"If ali the automobiles in the coun-
try would cease to operate for ten
days wonder what condition the ma
ton would be in? Could the demands
on efficient means Of transportation
be taken care Of without the automo
bile? I am sure II each individual
could be asked this question the an
swer in each case would be no."
The Washington times., 1920-06-26

roads were narrow, wet and greasy
The cars skidded into electric stand
ards, causing them TO fall over and
injure pedestrians on the sidewalk
AT the time OF the accidents the care
were proceeding at about the rate Of
five miles per hour, and were not
equipped with chains. The courts de-
diced that the motorists were not re-
sponsible TO the injured persons.
on the principle decided In the
cases above referred to, IL has been
decided In Minnesota that the pres
ace OF a car in the center OF the
road after an accident 10 not TO be
taken as a violation OF law where Il
is shown that the car was forced into
that position by persistent skiddinx,
duo TO the wetness and curved service
OF the road.
An Illinois case holds that where
the driver OF an automobile applies
the brakes suddenly in an emergency
to avoid striking a pedestrian, and
by reason Of the application OF the
brakes the car skids and strikes an
other automobile, the. driver will not
nc held to have been guilty Of nesli.
genee. On the other hand. II was
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
GRIMES MOTOR co. NOW
IN MODERN BUILDING
Distributors of National and Steph-
ems Cars Occupying Attrac-
tive Quarters,

The Grimes Motor Company, dis
tributors in this territory for the Ma
tional and Stephens cars are now To-
Gated in their new sales and service
building. at 2O15 Fourteenth street
northwest. than which there is none
more attractive in the District.
The officers OF this company are II.
NJ. Grimes, president. and A. l.. Clark.
vice president. both wellknown busi-
ness men of this city. Arthur Collins,
who has been prominently connected
with several automobile concerns, will
be in charge of sales. The service
will be under the direction OF Mr..
Grimes.
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
AUTOMOTIVE
SECTION
LEGAL POINTS FOR
AUTOMOBILE OWNER
Decisions Point Out When
Motorist Is Not Liable
For Accidents.
By Our Legal Correspondent.

The broad principle OF law. dis
cussed in preceding articles. that the
motorist 10 not liable in damages to
persons injured In an automobile ac-
cident unless there Is specinc evil
denee showing negligence on the part
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
percy s. FOSTER. one Of

PERCY =. FOSTER. one of
the best known Of Washing
ton business men, who has re-
turned To the Harper Overland
Company TO take up his duties
as general sales manager, hav-
ing completed his commendable
services with the United States
Housing Corporation Mr.. Fos.
ter In a member of the Colum.
bis Country Club, the City
Club and the Washington Board
Of Trade.
The Washington times., 1920-06-26

speed under the circumstances lnul-
Gated, he may be found guilty Of neg
ligence II the car skids when he tries
to avoid children who recklessly get
in front OF the car.
As pointed out in a collection OF the
recent cases In the new edition OF
Huddy on Automobiles. the motorist
would clearly be liable II. when driv-
ing over a slippery pavement. he en-
deavors TO make a quick turn not
called for by-Any sudden emergency,
and his car sklds into a pedestrian.
In a recsnt case decided In q federal
court the evidence showed that the
wagon which was proceeding on the
right side OF the road was struck
from the rear by an automobile
There WAS no evidence as to the speed
of the car, or as TO the precise cause
of the accident. The court decided
that this state OF facts presented an
exception 10 the usual rule requiring
proof OF some specific act OF neg
ligence on the part OF the motorist
The mere happe ming OF such an ac-
cident. the court said. indicated neg
ligence. unless IL Is anirmatively
suOWh tua' oOuc sNato VI
facts exculpated the motorist from
the natural differences deducible from
the situation.
In a recent South Dakota case an
automobile truck was loaded with
furniture. The load extended consid-
erably beyond the sides OF the truck,
and the projecting articles were made
nS IL.
From one OF the elements of this
state OF facts a passing horse became
frightened. ran away. and caused a
considerable amount OF damage. The
motorist was sued for the resulting
loss. The court decided that the mo-
torist was not responsible. In pre-
ceding articles attention has been
called to statutes passed In several
States to deal with the question OF
projecting loads.
In a recent Illinois case the evil
dence showed that the automobile in
question was owned by the father OF
the boy who had been driving 1t at
the time OF the accident. The car had
been purchased for the general use OF
the family. and at different times
various members of the family used
It. On the occasion in question the
boy was using the car for his own
purposes. He had not asked his
fathers permission to drive 1t, but
his father had known of the boys
habit to take the car for his own use
whenever II was available. Upon
this state of facts the court decided
hat the father was not responsible
for the negligence of his son In driv-
ing the car. and injuring a pedes-
trian.
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
Decisions Legal Points For Auto Owners

held In another case that II the driver
10 proceedins at an excessive rate OF
speed under the circumsts noes indi-
Gated, he may be found guilty OF neg
ligence II the car skids when he tries
to avoid children who reeklessly get
in front OF the car.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08

Ancient Greeks were very fond of hare
hunting
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
OIL FIELD TRAIN
RETURNS EARLIER
Cut 3K Hours From Wait at
Winnett; Now Reaches Lew
istown at GAO p. m.

Beginning today (Tuesday) a time
card is effective on the Lewistown
Winnett branch of the Milwaukee rail-
road that will cut three and ne-half
hours from the wait between trains at
the Winnett end. Under the new sched
ule the return train will leave Winentt
to arrive at Lewistown at $50 p. M, in
stead Of 10 p. m, as formerly, according
to an announcement made today at the
local offices of ii. r. Wahsoke, division
freight and passenger agent.
The time card going into effect to-
day shows the train leaving Lewistown
at 8:45 a. M, arriving at Winnett at
II 30 The return trip is begun at 3:45
D. M. reaching Lewistown at 6:30. I'm
der the old schedule the start was made
from Winnett at z p. m.
The change was made to better ac-
commodate the people who desire to
60 to Winentt, visit the oil fields and
return to Lewistown the same day.
The former wait of seven hours on the
eastern terminus proved to be too long
to be popular and a new card was put
into effect, cutting the layover nearly
in half
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
LEADING V|0L|N|ST
Of THE STAGE COMES
ON PANTAGES TIME
Jan Rubini to Be Heard Here
Tonight Along With Five
Other Good Acts.

Jan Rubini, one of the foremost
violinists of the stage, will be heard at
the Grand opera house this. Tuesday
evening, as the headliner of the Pan
tages vaudeville show which opens it's
two nights engagement there. The bill
is another one of those which has
very much as the following firm the
Calgary Herald will Indicate:
Jan Rubini, one of the foremost
violinists of today, was the headliner
at the Pantages last night, when a good
all round vaudeville bill of variety was
presented. Jan Rubini is an artists whose
ability is rarely seen on the vaudeville
ment that he is, Rubini, playing simple
ballad, gets delicacy that aroused the
enthusiasm of the audience. AS if the
musical treat were not enough, Jan
Rubini's wife, in startling costume and in
sandals that exposed her pretty toes,
rendered some songs Gncluding Made
lon'o with a wealth of gesture and
pretty expression, in a piquant accent
and vivacious manner that received as
much applause as her renowned husband.
Pearson, Newport and Pearson, whose
act is billed as Study in Pep, are
truly exponents of vim and pep.
THE cleverly trained dogs and Shet-
land ponies in Gautier's Toy Shop, who
initiate toy animals and play various
tricks on the bewildered customer, pro-
vided lots Of laughable comedy"
Fred Weber, Louise Gilbert in Jap
anese novelty. give clever numbers"
Tickets will be on sale at the box
office of the Grand for the performances
which begin at 7:15 and at 9:15 both
this, Tuesday, and tomorrow, Wednes-
day evening, each day in the afternoon.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
TWO COLOSSAL ACTS
AND Is GL|TTER|NG
THEATRICAL SCENES
Will Be Presented Here by Com
pany of 200 in Passing
Show of 1915"

When the Passing Show of 1919 is
presented at the Grand opera house on
June 1920, Great Falls will have the
opportunity of seeing the biggest the
atrical production that has ever been
offered in this city and one that is
claimed to be the biggest that was ever
sent on tour That is the claim of Felix
Riser. special representative of the
Shuberts, who are sending the show
here.
In two colossal acts and 15 gorgeous,
glittering scenes, it engages in its pres
entation a company of over 200 mem
bers. No vaudeville bill has ever of
fered such a galaxy of stars as does
this mammoth show Willie and Eu-
gene Howard are at the head of the
list and closely following in Importance
are score of noted musical comedy
artists, including Roy Cummings. Viii
liam Phlbrick, John Burke, Edward
Basse, Helen Darlington, Emily Miles,
Leeta Corder, Alexandra Dagmar, Dor
sha. Frank Hall, Jack Hall, Peggy
Brown, Florence Cummings, Mary
Booth and Dolores Suarez. And there
is one of the most fascinating, high
stepping beauty choruses that even the
New York Winter Garden-famed as it
is for comely young women-has ever
assembled.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
SCHOOL BONDS
SHOWED UNDER
Partial Returns Show Strongly
for Defeat of Third Class
District Plan.

Early returns from the bond election
which was held in third class districts
of Cascade county Saturday afternoon
intimate that the proposed bond issue
of $4,000 for necessary school buildings
this year will be showed under"
Monday night returns from only II
of the 81 districts had been received
by The Tribune but the vote cast in these
districts showed marked opposition.
However, the largest vote cast for either
side in any one district was 90 votes
for the measure and none against in
district 50 (Fort Shaw.
Official returns from the remaining
IL districts received Monday night total
ed 153 against and So for. The districts
were: So. 40, 81, 81, q, As, II, II, AZ, IS,
81 and Cascade.
A canvas of the complete returns will
probably be made by the county COM
missioners the latter part of the week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
Will Escort Body
of Guy w. Bulmer
Back to Old Home

Mrs. G. w. Bulmer crd little daughter
will leave on Wednesday evening FOR
Toronto. Can, taking back with them
the body of Guy W. Bulmer who died
at his home in this city on Feb. 3, last
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bulmer We're natives
of Toronto and for that reason she
determined to carry his body back to
the childhood home for interment. When
he died. she was just out Of the hos
pital where she had undergone a serious
surgical operation and that and the fact
the weather was unfavorable caused the
journey to be delayed until now. Mrs.
Bulmer will 20, first. to her mothers
home at Toronto. but later expects to
make her home either in Toronto or in
that province.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
Few Auto License
Delinquents Here

Police of Great Falls have been do
ing good work and have succeeded in
rounding up most of the automobile
license delinquents, according to julius
Listow, special automobile license agent
of the office of the secretary of state
Mr.. Listow, who for a long period has
been connected with the Great Northern
railway, took up his work with the sec
retray of state on June ] and has been
in Great Falls for couple of days
looking after automobile owners and
dealers who have been backward in pay
ing their license fees. He finds that
the delinquency in Great Falls has been
pretty well cleaned up, due to local
efforts.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08
Oscar Mills Widow
Would Handle Estate

Petition for letters of administration
in the estate Of the late Oscar Mills, who
died at Cascade three weeks ago. has
been filed in district court by the widow
Fannie NJ. Mills. The estate consists
entirely OF personal property and is
valued at $4,000. No will was left by
Mr. Mills and in her petition the widow
relates that she and her two children
aged nine months and two years, are the
only heirs. Ralph Bancroft of Cascade
is counsel for the petitioner.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
VALDZIOS KONTROLE
ANT ZIBALO FANCU-
.ZIJOJ BAIGSIS
BAL. % D.

Paryzius, bal. IS d. = Val
dzios pirkinejimas If paskaidy-
mas visokiu alieju vartojamu
Francuzijoj pasibaigs bal. % d.
If visokie' sl1vanzymai prekybos
aliejaus bus nuimti ia diena.
1910 IN. Francuzija suwartojo
So.ooo,ooo galionp gazolinos If
tick pat zibalo bel tepamuju allie
ju, kuriu Amerlkos aliejp kom-
panijos parupindavo 80 nuos
Americas aliejin6s firmos. visuo-
met turedavo cia dominuojamq-
ia padeti, o paSkutiniais kares
metals maine visa 100000
galionu gazolinos apsti suvarto-
ia toj salyj parupino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
FEDERALIAI AGENTAI
SUEME GRUNAU IR 20
KITUS STREIKO
VADUS.

Chicago, ILL.,, bal. IS d. = Suv.
Valstiju valdzia parcmirnui savo
ultimatumo, kad tra,lkiniai turf
vaikScioti If kad "maistninkes'
unijos sustabdZiusios valIbq nuo
vieno pakrascio iki kitam, turf is
siskirstyti, siandien suarestavo
naujos unijos organizatoriu John
G11unau if 20 jo padejejus.
Grunau tapo arestuotas jam
automobiliu atvykus streiko Sc
dybon. IMarsalo padejejai nu-
vede j federalen trobon. Begia-
sukiai stovejusieji saligatvillose
grupemis 10 be1aukiant, nedare
jokios demnstracijos.
AStuoniolika vadu nuvesta pas
Suv. Valstiju komisininka Ma
soma; ju bylos nagrinejima att
dejo Xxi bal. "a d., paskyrus jiems
po $4,000 kaucijos.
Apskrieio prokuroras Clyne
uzreiske, kad jis reikalausias kuo
didziausios ibalusmes: dvieju me
tu kalejimo prize sunkiu darby
$1,000 bausmes uz kiekvienq,
punkta kaltinimo suokalbiu per-
aengimui Levero akto, trukdant
maista ir gyvenimo reikmenis.
Sakoma, kad suareStavimas
trijqdesimtq streiko vadu esanti
tik maza pradzia valdzios ulsi-
nojimo ir kad siandien esa IS
leista ir inteikta daugiau kaip
200 prisaku arestavimui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
BERLINAS PATEISINA
DE MOTTO UZMUSIMA.

Berlinas, bal. IA d. = Paliudi-
jin1ar 'foro, kad Paul R. De Mott
is Patersono, n. ]. turf artimus
rysius su bolsevikp grupemis
lvairiose salyse.
Gen. Kabish, vadas kareiviu
Weselyj II Muehlheime telegra-
favo sitaip: "Amerikos komisi-
jos sekretorius Berline Reginald
Foster siandien perziurejo De
Motto pop'erius If atejo prize
nuomones, kad De Motto bu-
yes tarptautiniu bolseviku, tu-
rinciu rysius su bolsevikais Fran
cuzgoje, Anglijoje, Vokietijoje
ir Rusijoje. Jis turcjo daugybe
adresu sIu savim.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
GUATEMALOS PREZI-
DENTAS, PABEGO
> KUBON.

Havana, bal. IS d. = Guate-
maios prezidentas Manuel Estra-
da Cabrera, plies kurio valdymq
stlkilimas eina per paskutines
dvi savaites, sakoma yra iSbeges
il NazIiuojqs 'Kubon. Fl Mundo
vakar vakare gavo pranesimq te-
lefonu, kur sakoma, kad United
Fruit kompanijos garlaivis Ate
mas plaukdamas is Centrales
Amerikos uosto Havanon perez
mes ibevieline telegrama, stun
tiana Guatemalos prezidento,
kur sakoma, kad jis vaziuosias
lIavanon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
DIRBS POTASH IS
JURU zOLIU.

St. Lo,:..s, bal. IS d. = Suv.
|Valstijq Aemdirbystes skyriatrs
vedejas, DR.. ]. w, Turrentine
'kalbe 1amas cia vakar Amerikos
chemiku susirinkime pasake, kad
Amerika netrukus nereikalaus IS
kitty saliu iodinos if baltinamoio
karbono ir dideliame laipsnyie
Ipotaso, kurie bus galima isgauti
lis juru aug mems kelpos.
DR.. Turrentine yra vedeju val
ldzios ismeginamojo fabriko Sum-
merlande, Cal; jis papasakojo,
ikad kelpos naudingosios ypaty-
bes tapo atrastos aciu brangiai
!atsieinantiems istyrimams If kad
!dabar yra zinoma, jog dirbimas
rs sito augmens potaSo il kitu
chemlkalllu apslmokes; augmuo
tas gausiai auga Pacifiko pal<ras-
ciu.
Jis sake, kad valdzios vartoja-
mais budais is kelpos galima is
gauti apie trisdeSimts tiesiu, ant
raeilip ir treciaeiliniu produktu.
Vieni ju turf komercine verte If
yra isgaunami didelemis apSti-
mis- mazomis lesonis. Iodina,
juodinantis <karbonas If potasas
isgavimui su pelnu ir Sitos pra-
mones ateitis yra uztikrinta.
Kit paprastai vartojami pro-
dkatai, kurie yra isgaunami is
kelpos, yra Site: valgomoji drus-
ka, amonija, kreasotas, degama-
Sis gazas, derva ir prusu melis
issavimas Stu taipgi apsimokas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
DEBESYS TARP ANGLI-
JOS IR FANCUZIJOS
ISSISKLAIDE.

Premjeras Millerand pasikal-
bejlme su Reuterio korespohden-
tu pasake, kad atsitikimas tarp
Angilljos il Francijos, kurio svar-
ba buvusi labai perdeta, dabar
visiskai esqs uzbaigtas; kad de-
besys, kuris kelias dienas temde
Francuzijos santikius su Anglia
issDblaske Kliutis, kuri buvusi
mazos svarbos, buvo tik paziuru
skirtume kas del priemoniu pa
naUdotinu tam tikram tikslui ir
kad j visai nepaliett giliai isisas
knijusio draugingulno dvieju sa-
liz.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
PINIGU KURSAS.

Uzsienio pinigai apStimis po
$4,000 ar daugiau tarp banku
laip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
bal IS bal.-.I4.
Anglijos svaras $ 3.o7 S 3.o5E
Francijos (uz Sl) fr. 1000 1897
ltalijos (uz SD liru 22.oo 22.oo
Belgijos (uz SD fr. 1880 1900
Olandljos 100 ilorinu I4 Hh
Danijos 100 kronu 1880 1885
Svedijos 100 kronq 22.So 22.4o
Norvegijos 100 kronu 2o.3o POPS
Nokietijos 100 markiu $50 I.So
Austrijos 100 kronu So IS
Suomijos 100 markiu 5.25 5.25
Lenkijos 100 markiu Is Is
Lietuvos 100 at;ksinu I.So I.So
kanadoS $1,000 = 5000 5000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
DARBO PROGRAMS
SUKELE GINCUS
Y. w. G.. A.

Cleveland, O., bal. IS d. = Pra-
monlnis programs inteiktas Sc
stam metiniam Jaunqju Moterp
krikScionip draugijos suvaziavi-
mai SlCia Siandien sukele dide-
lius gintas tarpe delegatu.
frogramui pritaria Federal5
kristaus Baznyiiu Taryba Ame-
rikoje.
Tarp skelbiamu programe prin
cipu yra; astuoniu valandu dar-
DO diena, yaiku darbo panaikini-
mas il surinktiniu derybu teise.
Programs apima pilnq poll
tine il ekonomine lygy'6e mote
rims, lygiq mokesti dalyvaujant
vyro dal'oe, panaikinimq naktinio
darbo moterims, teise organizuo-
lis il bendrai valdyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
GELZKELIU STREIKO
PADETIS TRUMPAI
SAKANT.

Gelakeliu virSininkai, kuriu IL
MICS tapo sIukliudytos tarnauto-
Iju streiku, siandien lauke didelio
skllimo streikininku eiiese. kuri,
Ijie name, padaris vyriausio pro-
ikuroro Palmero paskelbimas, kad
lstieikq veda radikalai.
Nienok Wits, kad Palmeio w
|reiskimas suSniuadins streikq,
nesulaike gelzkeliu virsininku
nuo dejimo pastangu paskubini-
mui progos jp Unions operuoti
su liuosnoriu il istikimu tarnau-
tojp pagelba.
Nidurin6se talstijose il toll
muose vakaruose dalykai toly-
dzio grizta normali padejima
II preKlnil bel paSazaerlnlu trait
kinip vaikseiojimas zymiai pa
didejes rytuose.
Pirmas zenklas is rytiniu strei-
kininku puses moro taikytis pa
siroda vakar, vakare, streikinio
komiteto pirmininl-ui Edw. Nc
Hugh pasiuntus Hiniq gelzkeliu
darbo komitetui, kad streikinin-
kai mielai sutiks pasinaudoti pro-
ga isdeti savo reikalus komite-
tut. Vienok Sta Willis pranyko,
kada jis pasake, kad tarybu lai-
XII darbininkai negtis prie
darbo. NazIos atkas, pagal kuri
komitetas veikia, sake, kad jokio
svarstymo negali butt darbmin-
kais, kurie aktualiai strei<uoja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
KALBES APIE FRAN
CUZQ zYGI.
Talkininku Augsciausioji Tary
ba Svarstis Frankforto
Okupavima.

Paryzius, bal. IS d. = Echo
de Paris sake, kad augsciausios
talkininku tarybos susirinkimas
San Remote ypatinga donna at
kreips ! irancuzu kareiviu uze-
NINA Frankforto.
Italija paduosianti tarybai nu-
|sileidimo sutarti, kuria il padare
su Jugoslavija if tikisi, kad bus
susitaikyta Adriatiniame klausi-
'me,
Belgijos Veliava Frankforte.
Frankfort, bal. IS d. = Vir-
sui francuzu sedybos jicia iskelta
Belgijos veliavos pagerbimui at
|einaneiu belgu kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
DYKLAIKIS VAIKAMS
DEL STREIKO.


Chicago, H., bal. 16 d. = Nuo
sios dienos 325 viesos miesto
mokyklos bus uzdarytos per de
simti dienu. Uadarymo priezastis
yra mokyklu masinistu streikas
If r.etinis pavasarinis dyklaikis,
kuris prasides panedelyj, viena
savaite anks6iau kaip visados.
Komitetas panedelyj siule ma
sinistams zymp pakelima algu
bet seredoj susirinkime jie ia
pasiuliniina atmete.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
STAATS-ZEITUNG SU-
STOJO EJES DEL PO-
PIEROS STOKOS.

Chicago, ILL.,, bal. IS d. = Bal
tos popieros trukumas privert6
suStoti ejus vieninteli rytmetini
vokieGiu lailtraSti mieste Stats
Zeitung. Administracija tikisi
galeslanti pradeti leisti uz dvieju
savaiciQ laiko.
Popieros trukumas ir baisios
jos kainos istikro smaugte smau-
gia laikraS6ius. Sitas pats laik-
rastis maAino kick gal6damas lai-
das If puslapiu skai6iu. Provin-
cines laidas jis sutnazino iki ke-
turiu puslapill, n,iesto laida Xxi
aStuoniu, o septyntadienio laida
Xxi 10 puslapiu. Kadangi jis turi
labai daug skaitytoju, tai ir ST.
toms sumazintoms 'laidoms If
didumui neiSteko pobieros.
Staats-Zeitung yra vienu Sc
niausiu laikrasciu valstijoje; jis
eina jau septyniasdesimts sestus
metus Jis padejo isr;nkti Ab-
roama Lincolnq Suv. Valstfjq
prezidentu 1860 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
JOHN REED MENU
ZUDYTAS.

Washington, bal. IS d. =
Amerikos laikrastinis raSytojas
John Reed, apie knrl nesenai
buvo pranesama, kad jis nuzu-
ddysta suomijoje, esas gyvas il
syeikas, kaip Siandien aptureti
Ealstybes skyriaus pranesimai
huo Suomijos valdzios skelbia.
Suv. Valstijose Reed yra kalti-
natnas buk jis skelbes nuvertimq
valdzios speka.