davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
61O ACRES

55 miles of Birmingham, Ala, geo acres in cultivation, 100 in pasture. 200 in timber; from level to slightly rolling; one half mile of church, school and station on Central of Georgia railroad; , acres in fine or chard; 35 bearing pecan trees; several springs, wells: two Groom, one 5-room, two A. room and two Broom houses; < gasoline engine and mill house, blacksmith shop; 2 concrete milk houses; fine lake; run ming water in residence; all this for sS0 per acre if sold right away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
FOR SALE

PROPERTY-Clos in lot 50x-40; R. R. frontage; owner out of the city; will sacrifice $2,500. E. J. Burns Co.,, 724 Jeff. Go. Bank Bldg, Main 766.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

no ACRES, miles Whitney station; all level; improved with Groom dwelling that is worth $3,5oO; also tenant house, barn. orchard. pasture; 70 acres cultivation; on public road, in good community some bottom land; offered for s4,5o0. with terms on part. Sid l.. Beason, with Reid Bell Realty Co.,, 515 N goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
40 ACRES

25 acres cleared. 4-room house, newly covered; near good town, school and church;
 dandy little farm; only 25 miles from Birmingham; S1,-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

Dothan. Ala.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
.LENkAI SUSTABDEE lie
TUVIy BRIOVIMASI'

varsava, Rugs. 10. - Pra-
eta antradieni Gia oficijaliam
prane$ime paskelbtq, jog Len
kai Siauriniam fronte sulai-
Ike LietuviQ karuOmen6s brio
vimasi.
Pasakyta, jog LenkQ raitari-
ia po smarkiQ susir6mimQ SUI
laikiusi Lietuvius. 200 Lietu-
viQ paimta nelaisv6n. Len
kams, be to. teke 6 kulkasyai-
dziai, 6 Iauko virtuves If 40
vezimq su arkliais. (Gal cia
yra kalba apie tuos pacius ne
laisvfus, apie kuriuos anks-
Giau Lenkai paskelbe).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
sUAREsTUoTA Uz TABO
KOS KRIMTIMA.
Kansas City, Mo-, Rugs. II

Kansas City, Mo-, Rugs. 10.
-Viena moteriSk6 gatveje pa
klaus6 naujai tarnybon priim-
to policmono Scott vienu ma
mQ adreso.
Policmonas nurod6. Ir tue
metu moteriSk6 issitrauk6 Is
kiSeniaus tabokos, isidejo bur
non ir 6m6 krimsti taip, kalp
daro daugelis vyrp.
Policmonas ja uz ta suares-
tavo.
Teisejas suarestuota teclaus
paliuosavo pranesdamas; "Jel
moteriske gall balsuoti, tai ko-
del j negaletq viesai krimsti
tabokos?"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
POPEzIUS VEIKIAS AIRIO
: MAJORO REIKALE,

Rymas, Rugs. 10. - Vietos
laikraSciai raSo, jogei Sventa-
sis T6vas isimaiSes reikale ba-
daujanGio Londono kal6jime
Cork'o lordo majoro McSwee-
ney.
Vienas laikraStis, komentuo-
damas apie pad6ti Airijoje If
apie kalinamq majora pareiS-
kia:
"Simtmeciq b6giu lordas ma
joras McSweeney gales but
kanonizuotas If tuomet patys
Anglai bus prisid6je prize is
platinimo jo garb6s, lygiai
taip, kaip Anglai prisidejo
prize Joannos is Arko apoteo-
z6s."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
% diena badauja.

Corko lordas majOras Mes
weeney tuo tarpu jau % die
ma badauja If kasdien eina
menkyn If blogyn. Kaikurie
kuno sanariai isdailes nepa-
valdomi, kaipir suparaliziuotl.
Kaip kada rytmeciais kale-
jimo gydytojas jam 1nduoda
truputi druskos. Tue keliu no
rima sutureti kraujo uznuodi-
jima.
Negali jis nei kaEb6ti. Ap-
lankantiems j namiskiams pa
tarta jo nekalbinti, ty. nesne-
knit. Mes jo noras kalbeti pa
didina jam skausmus.
Pranesta, jog kasvalanda Jls
gall mirti, neziurint to, lsad
kai kokia valanda jo padeji-
mas neva praskaisteja.
Baisi sauzudystes mirtis.
Bet j surista SUI augstaisiais
tevynes If tautos meiles ide-
alais.
Corko kalejime 81 diena ba-
dauja keletas kitty kalinip, kat
rie bendrai su lordu maJoru
buvo suarestuoti ir teisiami.
- .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
D1STILINIAI INDAI TURF
BUT VARTOJAMI Tx
VANDENIUI

Washington, Rugs. 10.
PaskeIbta, jog perkantieji dis
tilinius indus privalo prisiek.
ii, jog pavartosia ne svaiga-
lams, bet valyti vandenl. Ki-
taip gall prisikabinti prihibi-
cijinai agentai If paskui ga
Ii but dideliQ nesmagumq.
Sulig vyriausybes parody
mo, distiliniai indai gall but
palaikomi privatiniuose ma
m1ose. Bet ne svaigalus dirb,
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
NAUJAUS|OS zINIOS.
LIETUVIAI NESIBRIAUS
TOLIAU.

PARRzIUS, Rugs. 10. =
Lietuvos vyriausybe pranese
Prancuzu uzrubeziniu reikalu
.ofisui, jog Lietuva patenkinta
dabartinemis savo pozicitomis
Lenku fronte If toliaus nesib-
riaus.
Lietuva pageidauja su Var
sava tureti konferencija If
padaryti sutarima rlbedu
klausime, pasiremiant CurzoS
no linija.
Pranesama, jog Lenhjos w
riausybe mielai sutinkanti tai
kinties SUI Lietuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
GRAIKAI UzEME ISMIDA
Nieko nedaroma is nacljona-
listQ.

Konstantinopolis, Rugs. 10
- Is penkiq Transporting lai
VII iSsodinta vakar GraikQ ka-
ruomenes Ismidan, pietrytuose
nuo Konstantinopolio. Tenai
Graikai paliuosavo AnglQ ka-
ruomene.
Burys TurkQ senatoriq apsl-
lanke pas didiji vezira (minis.
teri pirmininka) Damad Ferio
paSa ir pareikalavo, kad Wy.
riausybe kuoveikiaus taikIntu.
81 su nacijonalistais, koFGrai.
kai dar neuz6me Konstantino.
polio.
Ferid paSa senatoriams atss
Ike, jog verGiau nacijonalistg
vada Mustapha Kemal pasa
pakarti, negu su juo talkln'
ties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
TAUTV sAJUNGA APTARs
LIETUVOS-LENKIJOS
KLAUSIMA.
BolSevikai evakuavo Hrubies-
IOWA.

Londonas, Rugs. 10. - Kick
jau zinoma, pakiluS nesutlki-
MANS LenkijoS Su Lietuva del
rubeziQ, Lenkai tuo klauSimu
su nu>iSkundimaiS kreip6Si
Tautu SQjungon. Pareikalavo
uztarymO. PaSiQl6 iuos Sutai-
knit Su Lietuva.
TautQ Sqjungos Taryba su-
tiko patarpininkauti. Mes Len
kija yra TautQ SQiungoS ma
re.
Tuo -tikSiu Taryha suSirinkS
session Paryziuje Rugs&jo 16.
Ir ten nutarS, ar verta iSklau-
svti LietuvoS argumentQ prizes
Lenkus. Mes Lietuva nepriguli
TautQ Sajmgoje.
Tai busianti tokia pat pro
cedura. kaip yra buve Aland
saIu klausime, kuomet Suomi
ia. nenar6. Su Svedijos sutiki-
mu, buvo pakvioSta paduoti
savO argumentuS.
ISeitQ tas. kad SQjungos Ta-
rvba nesutiktQ iSklauSyti Lie
tuvos paaiSkinimQ ne<utinkant
Lenkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
NEBUs PALIUOSUOTAS
NEIVIENAS BADAU-
JANTIS.
Vyriausybes nusprendimas ne
atmainomas.

Londonas, Rugs. .. "Vy-
riausyb6s nusprendimas yra
%galutinas ir neatSaukiamas.
Del badavimo is kal6jimo ne
bus paliuosuotas nei Corko
lordas majoras, nei kitas koks
Airis."
Taip praneSe sir Hamar
Greenwood, vyriausias AiriJos
valdzios sekretorius, kurs pirm
poros dienQ sugryzo is Swell
carlos su Anglijos ministeriu
pirmininku Lloyd George.
Buvo teisingas teismas.
"Kiek mes apgailime kick
viena mirima tokiuose atsitikl-
muose, tick mes turime lal-
kyties nuosprendzio raldes,
sake Greenwood. "Juk tai bu-
tn tiesiog nepaprastas daik-
tas, jei kiekvienas kallnys, po-
litikinis ar ,kitokios rQsies, del
badavimo ltiketusi but palluor- }
suotas.
"Lordas majoras teisingal
nubaustas karo teismo. Teis-
mas buvo sudarytas is armijos
pulkininko ir dvieju mallory.
Visi trys pasizymejusieji OIL
cierai. Apie koki nors party
Yuma negali but kalbos.
Uz zudymus policijos.
"Lordo majoro apkaltinl-
mas buvo vienas is rimclau-
stu. Jis savo zinyboJe ture1o
slaptuosius policijos kodeksus,
kurie yra prieinami tik vyres-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
PENKI TUKSTANtIAI
MELDzIASI.

DUBL1NAs, Rugs. 10. =
Del kalinamo Corko lorco ma
ioro siandie cia koAdam mo-
mentui bus sustabdyti visi ga
tvekariai.
vakar penh tukstanciai dar
bininku aplanke baznycia mel
zdamies w lorda majora.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
LENKA1 DELEGATA1 Is
KELIAUJA RUsIJoN. 4

PARYzIUS, Rgs. 10. = Is
varsavos pranesta, jog LenAal
delegatai siandie iskeliauja
Rygon : taikos konferencijon
SUI bolsevikais. -
Varsavoje tikima, kad kon-
fereneijos pradzioje busianti
padaryta armisticija ir veikia1
busianGios nustatytos taikos
salygos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
Tautq Sajungos Taryba Svarstys LietuuqLenQ kausma
IS ITALIJOS.

Rymas, Rugs. 10. y Vakar
iSryto ivyko> kitas smarkus
zem9s dreb6jimas Emilia APPS
krityi. Tai buves .smarkesnis.
kaip praeita antradieni. Spe-
jana, jog daug zmoniQ bus
zuve.
Zemes dreb6jimo plotuose
veikiasi baisenyb6s. Tukstan-
ciai zmoniu zuvo. Kit tuks-
tanGiai suzeisti. Gil desimtyS
tukstanGiu neteke pastog6s.
Negreit bus dar patirta tik-
ras zuvusiQ skaicius If visi
nuostoliai.
Savo keliu Milane If kituo-
Sc miestuose. sukurstyti strei-
kqojantieji darbininkai turi
uzz4me iV uzima dirbttives il
megina be "kapitalistQ" ap-
sieiti. Visur siaucia betvarke
! tuos sukurstytu darbininkQ
trukSmus nesimaiSo vyriausy-
be.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
PIRMU KARTU IsKASA.
SAMOS ANGLYS.

Lens, Prancuzija, Rugs. 10
= Gia pirmukart nuo 1914 me,
tQ pradeta kasti anglys vietos
kasyklose. Karo metu kasyk,
las VokieGiai buvo uzlieje van
deniu. Daug vargo padeta,
kol patvarkyta kasyKIos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
NUSKRIDO 125 MALES
Cd MINUTAS.

Washington, D. c., Rugs. 10.
= Ana diena su bombiniu la-
ktuvu, .kuriame buvo 4 pasa-
zieriai ir 1,600 svarQ slmkl
torpedo, j 64 minutas nuskrista
1875 males - is Washingtono
j Yorktown, Pa.
Tai naujas rekordas tue Evil
gsniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
NUzUDYTAS GEN. KALMI-
KOV SIBERIJOJE.

Pekinas, Rugs. 10. - KIM
kareiviai arti Yilachi nuzud6
RusQ generolQ KalmikovQ, bu-
vuT gen. Semionovo pagelbl-
ninka. kurs suimamas megl-
no pab6gti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10

MEMS Airip policijos vfrsinln-
kams.
"Turedamas jis tokius slap
tus policijos dokumentus, jam
buvo zinomas kiekvienas IS
anksto policijos veikimas, kas
tur4tu but palaikoma pasiap-
tvie.. Todel tenai il IS poll
cmonai be niekur nieko buvO
nugalabinti. i
Lengvai nubaustas.
"Lordas majoras, neziurint
sunkaus prasizengimo, nubau-
shs lengvai - tik dviem me
tais kalejimo, be JoKip Co.
kiuju darby. Be to, jam buvo
Quota privilegija, kad baus-
me galejo but sutrumpinta.
"Kalejime buvo leista j Ian
kyti zmonems, vilkejo jis nuo-
saws drabuzius, g6re If valge,
ka tik pageidavo. II pagaliaus
lis nebuvo maisomas su pap
rastais kriminalistais. "
Kaipir nieko is Americas.
Sir Hamar Greenwood buvo
paRlaustas, kaip daug vyriau-
sybe yra gavusi is Amerikos
kabelgramq reikale paliuosa-
vino lordo majoro.
Jis atsake, jogei caves Tx
viena ir vyriausyb6 kita. Vie
ma kablegrama buvus nuc
New Yorko majoro Hylan, ki-
ia is Clevelando nuo Fitzgera-
lido. Minister'S pirmininkas
atsake j abidvi kablegrami.
Sir Hamar sake, jog 1as al
skiausia paliudija apie geruo-
sius santikius Anglijos su
Suv. Valstijomis. Sake, tas
reiskia, jog Suv. Valstijos to-
kiuo atsineSimu paremia pra-
dinius istatymq principus Al
rijfojje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
Nezadeta paliuosuoti.

Buvo paskelbta ziniq buk
minister's pirmininkas paza-
dejes paliuosuoti is kalejimo
badaujanti lorda majora ir XII
tus jo sandraugus, taippat ba-
daujanGius Corko kalejime, su
salyga, jei Airijoje bus sus-
tabdytos uzmuSajystes polici-
jos. ...
Sir Hamar uzgyn6 tas IL
MAS. Sake, jog tai visa ne
teisybe. Mes ko panasaus nebu
vo zadejes minister's pirmlnln-
kaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
MOTERIsKE NORI BUT
SENATORE.

Providence, L. l., Rugs. 10.
: zinoma Rhode Island walls,
tijoje sufragiete 'veikeja Mrs.
Algoe paskelbe, jog jinai bu-
sianti kandidat6 i Suv. Vals-
tijq senatores is repub1ikonQ
partijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
PINICy kURsAs.

svetimp saliu pinigq verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Rugsejc
8 buvo tokia sulig Merchants
Loan and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 1854
Lietuvos 100 auksinp Log
Lenkijos 100 markiu 46
.yokietijos 100 markiu Log
Prancuzijos uz $1.OO IA fir. 10
Italijos uz $1.OO " !. 'T
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10

Lenkp raitarija turf susire-
mimu su Iietuvip karuomene.
Bet rimtesnieji muSiai neiwk-
sta.
Prizes Lenkus, anot ziniQ,
pakilusios demonstracijos ry-
tinej Prusijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
LENKAI MEGINA UzTAI-
SYTI KILPAS GENEROLUI
BUDENNY.
Maj susirelnilnai SUI Lietu-
viais.

VarSava, Rugs. 10. - Gene
rolo Budenny raitarija ir ana
paremianti infanterija, iSnaujo
m6gina briauties ant Lvovo.
Bet Siandie veikia kur-kas at
sargiau. Mes pirm ssVaites Len
kai j buvo pagaVe i sa7o spa
stus ir gerokai nukedene.
Siandie Lenkai LvoVo FROM
te iSna6jo galvoja kokiuo .bu-
du tam geherolui uztaisyti
naujas kilpas. Tik nezinia, al
Lenkams pavyks tas padary-
ii.
Anot informacijQ, gen. Bu-
denny raitarija siandie skaito
nedaugiau 1000 vyru.
Kaip yra su Lietuviais.
LenkZijos seimo uzrubeziniQ9
reikalu komiteto pirmininku
paskirtas Grabski, nesenai bu-
yes minister's pirmininkas.
Grabski yra nacijonalis de-
mokratas (endekas) If artimas
paties PiIsudskio politikinems
paziuroms.
Ga sakoma, jog Rygos kon-
ferencijoje Lenku delegatai
pareikalaus nuo bolsevikQ So
lygu. sutinkanGiQ su siandie-
nine Lenku armiju padetiml
karo frOnte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
LoRDAs MAJoRAs MER
DEJA.

LoNDoNAS, Rugs. 10. -
Lordas maioras McSweeney
jau nepasivaldo, rankos If ko=
jos subandazuotos, kuone mer-
deja. Bet turi dar samone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
0 RAS.
RUGsEJo 10, 1920.

Chicago II. priemiesciaiT iT Ora
zus oras siandie II rytoj; kick
sileiau.
Temperature vakar augseiau-
sia Y l., zemiausia 64 |.
saule teka 6:25 leidziasi 7:29.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
Atsimeta bolSevikai.

Is Maskvos oficijaliam pra-
neSime sakoma, jog sovietQ
sp6kos, veikiancios prizes Len
kus pietvakaruose nuo Brest-
LitovSkO, evakuavO mieStq
Hrubieszow, NJ 80 mailiQ va
karuose nuo up6s, Bugo.
Bol$evikai, anot pran6Simo,
tai padare perdaug Juos spau-
dziant LenkamS.
PripaziStama pagaliaus. jog
tenai viSos SovietQ Sp6kOs at
simetusios pietinin up6s Bugo
SOnan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10

Per Rugpjuti Chicagoje gi-
me 6,O10 kudikiQ. Perniai tue
paciu laikotarpiu buvo gime
.5,322.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-10
Prizes Wrangeli Bolsevikai Pastate
105,00O Kareiviu
SKAITLINGAS DEZERTA-
VIMAS IS BOLsEVIKU AR
MIJOS.
Kaip skaitlinga bolseviku ar
mia.

Washington. Rugs. 10.-Su-
liz gautQ Gia ziniQ, su LenkQ
kontr-ofenSyvoS pradzia boise
viku armijos StiprumaS Len
kiios fronte sumaz6jo beveik
perpuS.
Anot informacijQ, sovietQ ar
mia labjausia nukenttjusi del
dezertavimo kareiviQ. Sako-
ma, jog dezertave arti mill
ionO kareiviQ. Tiktai vieno
Petrogrado apSkrityj apie 80
600 kareiviQ pab6ge * SOvietQ
armiioS.
Armijos skaitlingumas.
PaduOdamas skaitlius boise
viku kareiviQ if kituose from
tioSe. Prizes gen. Wrangeli,
Sakoma, bolSevikai turi pasta
tp 100000 kareiviQ, menus
nefrontinius. Gil gen. Wrange-
lis valdq> 100000 karelviQ ar
mia.
Rumumiios Some, Tanopo-
Iio-Odessos linijoje, bOlSevikal
turf 10000 kareiviQ. Vadovau-
ia gen. Oberevitz. Gil Kauka-
70 fronte - 10000 kareiviQ.
Gen. Kuropatkin Persijos
-Kiniios parubeziais tuliS 90
800 kareiviQ.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

jugate the world. And the proof?
He brings forward that book of the
Russian mailman and mystic, Nilus,
who saw a sinister world domination
as the ambition and scheme Of Free
masons and so had it in the first edi-
ton Of his book, but upon second
thought makes the Jewish people bear
that stigma. At the end of this book
OF Nilus there is a spurious document
which Nilus explains in number of
contradictory ways to have come into
his hands. It is called 1.-THE Protocol
TO the Learned Elders Of Zion," pro-
tocol meaning a record Of a meeting,
according to one of his accounts, in
Paris at lodge Of Freemasons; &C.
cording to another account, at the
grave Of a certain Rabbi Simon at
Prague, though no such grave Is
known there, and according to a third
account Of Nilus at the Zionist con-
gress at Basic. In this spurious doc
ument so poorly attested to, whose
origin is shroudded in such a mys-
terry, we find stated that the Jews by
subordination Of the press, by SOW
ing discussions among peoples, ETC.,
would rise to power in the world.
These protocols, we charge, are for
gerry pure and simple, Of the same
kind as many others that can be
named in history, to set the blame for
a country s misery upon this or that
unpopular minority, sometimes The
Quakers or the freethinkers, and
again upon the Freemasons; this
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Twenty-Five

tria and Germany; to scatter the IA
tai virus Of anti-Semitism in Amer.
lea which helped to bring about the
fall Of ancient nations and made
Spain Of the Inquisition q second-rste
power. read again the noble words
Of Washington and jefferson, Of Lin
coin and Roosevelt, that set this ma
ton on the heights as a democracy
of liberal fratenalism, and then
read these lucubrations Of Ford's
scribbler and say with Theodore
Roosevelt, he has no conception Of
what we mean by Americanism."
And how are the churches involved?
How Christianity! And what chal-
lenge is there in all to the Christian
pulpits Of America? DR.. Henry Van
Dyke, former ambassador Of the
United States to Holland, correctly
states the situation when he says,
"Anti-Semism is a form Of anti
Christianity" He means by that
that everything that foments hate
and sets one man against his fellows
is contrary to the religion Of love,
which the true Christian breaches and
strives to practice; that the religion
Of the lowly Nazarene frowns upon
the everlasting bounding Of any peo-
pie; that it is "the folk Of Christ,
which is sore bestead.' Anti-Semi-
tism is anti-Christianity.
Added TO this weighy voice comes
the pronouncement Of the World
Brotherhood Congress, in session at
Continued on Page 29).
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

time, as before in the history Of the
Wandering Jew, picturing himself as
Anti-Christ. These protocols, we
again charge, were peddled about IN
Paris in an effort to blackmail the
Jews into purchasing them for 1O,-
5000 pounds on the threat that, 9TH
erwise, they would be published.
These protocols, we charge, were di.
rected against the Freemasons at
first, and that the word Jewish pre-
ceding the word Freemasons, which
appears in the English translation,
does not appear in the Russian orig
inal, and when these facts were made
clear in England the fair-minded En-
glish publishers stopped the sale Of
their pamphlet, and even such anti
Semitic papers as the Morning Post
and G. X. Chesterton's Witness
dropped their allegations as to the
origin of the protocols. These
charges have been brought to the at
tention Of Mr.. Ford, but he still uses
the lies Of the protocol forgery to
bolster up his outrageous campaign
Of calumny against the Jew.
Sowing Suspicious.
With what result? To send the
shafts Of cruel suspicion into the
hearts of hundreds Of thousands Of
our fellow-Americans, to sow black
hatred and cruel-eyed prejudice, and
to do all in his power to bring to our
beloved country the stain which rests
upon the escutcheon Of Jew-hating
and Jew-baiting Russia, Poland, Aus
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Friday, November 20, 1920.
Continued from Page 23)

Jew the scapegoat. We do not ex,
actly see the scheme that makes the
spiders web in all this sad time,
though we suspect that it is the at
tempt Of the reactionary monarchists
in all the countries Of Europe to
come back to power by convincing
the ignorant masses that the present
democratic representatives Of the
people Of Germany, Russia, Hungary
and even England, are in the power
Of the Jews, are Jews themselves, or
are lending themselves to Jewish
schemes for the development Of a
Jewish supergovernment of the world.
They deliberately are planning to
ride again to the throne Of power
upon the stream of Jewish blood.
Contents of Protocol.
What we are largely concerned
about, Of course, is the dastardly Mt
tempt being made in this country to
sow hate and suspicion between diff
ferent sections Of our American citi-
zenry. And, therefore, we will only
review the calumnies of Ford and his
subsidized Dearborn Independent. In
this discussion the important matter,
however, will be the so-called protocol,
and, as this is the most Of "The Jew
ish Peril" pamphlet, we will really
be treating Of the whole phase Of the
question.
In the Dearborn Independent, Mr..
Ford's personal organ, for the last
four or five months, have appeared
articles of venom, most heinous dis
tortions Of truth, concerning the Jew
jsh people, their plans and ambitions.
One can easily see the animus Of all
the articles by such brazenly lying
statements as these: "Kerensky is a
Jew Everyone who knows anything
knows that he is a Greek Catholic.
1.-THE very land Of the city Of New
York is practically the holdings OF
the Jew" What about the tremen-
dous holdings Of the Trinity Church
corporation? Every commissar in
Russia today is a jew" we positively
knowing through Judge Harry Fisher
and others who have been in Russia
recently that there is only one Of the
nineteen who is a Jew. at is impos-
sible for the Jew to be patriot" Let
the 25O,OOO,O00 young Jewish man
who were with our army and navy
during the recent great war be the
answer Of the Jew; let the men an
swer like the soldier, Abraham Kro-
toschinsky, who brought relief to his
cutoff regiment after sixteen hours
Of constant danger, working his way
through the enemy's lines to the
American army beyond. "The Jews
Own Alaska" Does anyone deserve
credence after such deliberate false
hood? 'The Jews control the sugar
supply Of the United States" Any
one at all conversant with the trade
will tell you the non-Jews are at the
head and practically control 1t. These
articles even say "The Jews are re-
sponsible for the troubles in Ireland"
Why not also for the summers wealth
er?
Allegations as to Supergovernment.
That is the kind of men whom Mr..
Ford has engaged to do his scavenger
work. At least such quotations as
above given warn US that the man Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-21
PUBLIC AUCTION /.

The undersigned, appointed Special
Commissioner Of Sale in the chan
Gerry cause of Myrtilla M Graves VS..
Edward M:5Dean, ct al, will, pur-
suant to- decree rendered in the
said cause BY the Corporation Court
of the City Of Alexandria. offer fer
sale at Public Auction, on Tuesday,
the oath day of August, 1920, at Il
o'clock, noon, in front of the Royal
Street entrance to the Market House
in the City Of Alexandria Virginia,
all that lot of ground with improve
ments thereon, known as Number
633 South Fairfax street in the,
City of Alexandria, on the west side
of Fairfax street between Gibbon
and Franklin streets, and bounded
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the west
side of Fairfax Street, % feet north
of the northwest intersection OF
Fairfax and Franklin streets, and
running thence north on Fairfax
Street, 16 feet to the middle OF the
alley between the house on this lot
and the house ADJOINING on the
north; thence west parallel with
Franklin street, 90 feet; thence south
parallel with Fairfax Street. 1S feet,
and thence east parallel with Frank
lin street, 90 feet to the point OF
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. cc1-
veyancing and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser.
: H. NOEL GARNER.
Special Commissioner of Sale.
r VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
of the Corporation Court of the city
of Alexandria, I, Newell S. Greena-
way, Clerk of the Circuit Cours OF
the City of Alexandria, do he"coy
certify that H. Noel Garner, Special
Commissioner of Sale in The above
entitled cause, has entered into b;'nd
with approved security as required
w the deciee of sale.
Neva. S. Green swaT, re. :.
By Ashby E. Bladen, Deputy Clerk
194-8c.