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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
EXERCISES AT ELLIS ISLAND.
VIII Re- Held Every sunday for
Arriving Immi n rants.

Announcement was made to-day fol-
lowing the success OF the initial tryout
Of the East Side Chamber Of Commerce
Americanization plan at Ellis Island
yesterday that exercises viii he held
there every Sunday which will have as
their motive the familiarizing OF in
coming immigrants with American
ideals. Harry Schlacht is in charge
The exercises were on the lawn near
the Immigration Department offices
and $50 Police Reserves acted as In
terpreters OF speeches made by Com
missioner Wallis, DR.. William Irving
Sirovich, Hugh Reid, Julian Goldman
and Michael Kley. representing New
York Jewry.
The music programme featured Sig
mund Romberg Miss Alice McNutt
Miss Arnold klieves, George Burke
Ernest Husser, +. Capodiferro. Roy
Guisti and Rose Powell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
CITY MAY INVEST
S6O,OOO,OOO FOR
AID IN HOUSING
Hylan Considering. Plan to
Release Sinking Fund In
First Mortgages.
4o8,68o NEED HOMES
With Only Ninety New Apart
mentS, Situation Daily Be-
comes More Menacing.

Mayor Hylan has under considera-
ton plan 10 release SEQ 900. 900 Of the
Sinking Fund OF New York City for
relieving the housing situation. Tho
plan, according TO Edward T. Doyle.
Secretary Of the Mayors HOUSING
Commission. has been drawn I'D by
Alonzo I. Briggs, No. % Nassau
Street, former Secretary of the Court
House Board. 1t calls for an amend
ment to the city ordinances permit
ting the Sinking Fund Commission
TO invest in first mortgages on dwell
ings. planned or under construction.
Two seml-offlciai corporations, one
OF them q municipal mortgage and
trust company and the other oon-
str1iction corporation, are part Of the
scheme.
Under the proposed plan houses of
unit type would be constructed,
afrording economies in the buying
and QUITTING of materials. The units
would be apartments for twenty
four families of Ave and six rooms
each. TO rent at about $50 a month.
Mortgages would bear per cent.
interest and would cover more than
half the value OF the buildings and
land. The tax return on me i'm
proved property would still further
increase the city's return.
The Committee of the United
States Senate on Reconstruction and
Production will meet tomorrow at
No. 20 West seth Street TO hear testi-
mony from experts on the housing
situation, building and the transpor-
tation ana financial conditions ar
fecting them.
New York Is now SHORT proper
housing accommodations for 40S, $50
persons, who need immediately 162, 17C
apartments The figures are those OF
the Tenement House Department.
To meet this demand ninety apart
ment houses are under construction
or have ben completed within the
! last few weeks. They will comfort
ably house ain families, averaging
four each, or total of 1854 men. wo-
men and children.
Even this increase in apartments
however. Is almost onset by CONVEX
sion OF tenements into business build
ings and the demolition of other tene-
ments to make way for bushes,
structures. These deductions bring
the actual increase IN apartments
over the number in use one year age
down to 1922.
Possibly 5000 more families, or 30,
900 persons. will md homes in the
one and two. family houses being
erected IN Brooklyn, Queens, slater
Island and the Bronx. The Tenement
House Department does not include
these in its calculations, as they dc
not come under its jurisdiction.
The department figures establish
that the city will need on Dec. 81
1921, 18O,17O apartments in addition
to the 9S2,4O now in use, or a tota
of l,1i2,57S. These 1SO.170 flats will
house $50, $50 persons. Mayor Hylan
basing his estimates on information
q recently furnished him by city de
partment heads. places the numbe
of apartments now needed at 100000
He calculates that 100000 people ar
2 unhoused.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

Joseph Metzger or No 70 Maurloe
Avenue. Elmhurst, Queens, was arrested
io-day after an automobile accident
In which he and "A passenger. Frank
carey OF 40 232 Hayward Street, Brook
lyn and Frederlck Stoddman OF 40.
965 johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, driver
~ another car, we're inuGucd The
police charged that Metzger, IN taking
a turn In Grand Street Flushing,
rsr1med the other car Carey, whose
nose was broken, w1s takcQ 20 Wyckoff
Heights Hospital
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
&3O,OOO '|SWGt Wonder"
Just Big, OOd-NGtured Boy
Plays For the Team" All the Time, and Never
Struts or Swaggers Despite Phe-
nomcnal Record
Bu GeorQe Buchanan nc.

person American Continent to-day
Of extraordinary ball player and
become a national
baseball he
allegiance
accomplished broken his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
PARENTS WE'RE RELUCTANT TO
SEND HIM AWAY.

Ny father was "A stern man. He
loved his family so well that IL un-
doubtedly cost him many Il slecpless
night to decide on sending me away.
young as l was, 10 st. MAry's
In thinking Of Saint Mays. people
unjnstly lost sight Of the fact that the
boys were there to be trained, not to
be punished. They forgot that many
OF the boys we're homeless, friendless
little orphans being befrienddd.
taught trades and kept out Of mis-
chief. Many OF the lads had never
done a wrong thing. Others had
played hockey.
My father knew thht / needed the
constant good example Of the Broth
ers, some discipline and close super
vision lie would not finch And
after many conferences under the
reading lamp. after supper. my
mother consented for my own sake,
although her heart was aching.
Mother dld not live to see me
break the worlds home run record in
1919. | only wish that she might
hayo been spared 10 see that her de-
.
she were here now so that / might
repay her Ia happiness She died IN
1919. while / had still a year ahead
! Of me in school. II VAS the first
great sadness 1 had experienced a.
a young man. / was summoned home
| from school too late 10 be with her.
! My first day In school was the
| hardest Physically / stood pretty
well among the fellows Of my own age,
and was so big for seven that l
might have held my own with some
of the lads older than myself How
, ever, / had a ltnaok for getting along
with my fellow linen" and seldom
met trouble more than half way on
the second day IN school made the
Colts. the smallest bail team In The
lnstim ton, M catcher, and n was only
a couple Of DAYS later that ! stepped
up Co the plate with the bases full
measured nice groove ball ado
sockcd IL over the centre felder's head
FOR the hrst home run OF my career
My smack won the ball game and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
Got Chance on School Nine,
Made Good With Home Run
Won Nickname and Friend First Day in
Reform School and Started Batting
Career the Next
BY babe" Ruth.
CHAPTER 7.

III HERES
l
spent twelve a A Of
to the other in Chicago said
have idea that ST. Mas Industrial reform
think would you up MAT
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

CSon,inued on Eleventh Page)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
which had plunged over 2O-foot EN-
Henry VogeI, p, WAS found

which had plunged over Il 2O-foOt en-
bnnkment, Henry VogeI, p, WAS found
dead.
Center-The Hazel Miner memorial
fund totals S7S396. The Carnegie
hero fund commission has refused a
hero medal.
+ Observation-Disclosures members of
the University of North Dakota band
will tour THE state during the Christ.
mas holidays.
Observation-Disclosures, A. Sloane. tran.
silent bond salesman. was arrested
here for alleged fraudulent deals in
German bonds.
Sentinel Butte-E'ranzo Crawford
successful candidate for Il Rhodes
scholarship. Will sail for Oxford, Eng
t,tnd, in December.
Fargo-The federal prohibition of.
flee. directing the. war on whiskey run
ners throughout this state, has been re-
opened under Lane Maloney.
Minot-The Association OF Com.
merce and the Rotary club will be
asked for advice in the appointment of
ii police chief to succeed Charles Land
resigned.
Oberon-The basement and walls of
the $4,000 school are complete, and
the building will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the opening OF the 1921
fall term.
Wild Rose-James Nelson, local
rancher, who went to the st. Paul
market recently, reports that stock is
coming in there much faster than it
J. can be handled.
Forman-Struck by an automobile
which he was trying to dodge in ap-
parent confusion, w. H. Whitinger, a.
sustained fractured skull which
caused his death.
McKenzie-Vfctor J. Anderson Of
Burlefgh county and d. f. Shfpley of
Stark county are mentioned for the
speakershfp Of the North Dakota
house of representatives.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
FARM BUREAU BRIEFS
Farm Account Schools Popular

Farm account schools were con-
Quoted last week at Linton, Dale and
Westfeld. These proved so success
full that we shall continue with them
in other communities after the holt
days.
Examination In Farm Bureau :.
(By answering seven of the follow
ing ten questions you get the pass
mark of 70 per cent. If you can't,
better brush up. Any farm paper
gives the information.)
1. What is the Committee of
Seventeen?"
2. What is the COMMITTEE of Fiji
teen?"
5. Who is president of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation? :.
4. Who is president of the N. D.
Federation of Farm Bureaus?
5. How many states arc in the
American Farm Bureau Federation?
6. How does the Farm Bureau use
"The Referendum Vote?''
z. What bill in Congress has the
Farm Bureau already defeated?
8. Who is Aaron Sapiro?
9. Who is Gray Silver?
10. Why should 1 join the Farm
Bureau?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

There is noting miraculous about
Sanitorium treatment. It is simply
adopting rational methods for the ar
erst and cure of dreaded malady.
Fresh air, Rest and Nourishing food
can be had almost anywhere in Amer
lea. There are other ingredients,
however, that are just as necessary
and of these Medical Supervision,
Discipline and Nursing take first
place. The Sanitorium supplies these
requisites and turns what might be
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
State Summary
PassingGhmpses
ofLate Euents in
North Dakota|

Milton-C. w. Plain, pioneer state
SENATOR is dead.
Lakota-The city schools sponsored
three day carnival.
M:nnewaukan-A new store and
hotel are under way here.
Grand Forks-A ''good roads din
ner" will be held December 16.
Harvey-O. Z. Gaarder was crushed
to death under a sllidding car.
Lisbon-The cornerstone of the new
Lutheran church has been laid.
nonnybroQk-Farme have pledged
$45. 900 to assist the local bank.
Sheldon-Merchandi valued at ST.
600 was stolen from q local store.
Grand Forks-A sweeping .reduc-
Devils Lake-The city will be
bonded for the erection of municipal
, barn.
Recommendations are making Wig
Orous protest against stock roaming
the Streets.
page-The Page Chronicle has been
launched into the North Dakota news
paper field.
Marshall-Harold Lyster, %, is dead
as the result Of wounds sustained in
the World war.
Carrjngton-Chjldre under 16 are
warned off the streets at nine o'clock
by the new curfew.
! Bismarck-Women will be EN-.
panelled for jury service at the De-
| oon,hor form Of oOnrt
| Stanley-The Great Northern has
been petitioned for better service on
| the Stanley Grenora branch.
| Montpelier-Dave Zebra will 60 to
Europe as a representative of the
state immigration department.
Med0ra-The eelction of Gus W0g to
the state senate will be contested by
r. ]. List, defeated candidate.
McKenzie-G. w. Gustafson, county
agent of Burleigh county, has resigned
to take up similar work In Bozeman
Mont.
Drake-I1osing a pocketboOk con
tanning $500 one day, a farmer neal
here came to town the next day and
found it. -
Watford City-The home of l.. Kun
mer was the scene of triple wedding
when the three Hummer sisters were
married.
Enderlin-Two freight trains crashed
IN front of the 500 depot and threw
cars onto the building, practically de
molishing It.
Pembina-victor Parks was instant
ly killed and Harold Whitman wa
seriously injured when their auto up
set in ditch.
Bismarck-A member of Custer
command and for years guard a
the state penitentiary, Charles Camp
bell, 20, is dead.
South Heart-Practically all Of tn
men of this community are divided
into two teams engaged in big rab
bit hunting contest
West Fargo-P. NJ. Casey, presiden
of the Equity Cooperative .packin
plant, has resigned from the stat
board of administration.
Fargo-William Anderson, 13-year
old school boy. was instantly kille
when a swing in the school yard struc
him in the back Of the head.
Grafton-Carried 400 feet on TIL
pilot Of a locomotive which demolishe
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

their roadster, Barney Oddson and
Miss Lila Currie escaped unhurt.
Lang1on-Six sites are under con.
siderntiOn for the location of the
county memorial hospital. in which
the county and several other arganiza.
tons will join.
Neche-Dying with 4S hours of each
other. Mr.. and Mrs. robert Folker, 81
and 81, respectively, were laid to rest
ut double funeral. They were pic.
neer residents.
R:chardton-The first rural route in
Stark county will cover 81 miles out of
this city. serving about 20 families.
Mail deliveries will commence Mon.
day. January 3.
Bnthgate-Three horses and four
head of cattle, as we'll as numerous
other far marticles, were burned on
the Arthur Houston farm. The loss
was over $1,000.
Bottineau-.With a diameter of 171I
inches and circumference of 521a
inches, and weighing 1917 pounds, the
champion pumpkin Of North Dakota is
on display here.
Pisek-Found guilty of burrying the
body Of his wife ina gunnysack, Frank
KOukal, an aged resident OF this vicin.
ity, was fined $3.50 for indecent burial.
while added costs made his forfeiture
$500.
FargO-One of the very few sur.
vivors of President Lincoln's personal
body guard, Smith Stimmel of this
city. has been appointed instructor in
patriotism for the G. A. Il. by recent
general order.
F:nley-All of the children in the
town and consolidated schools OF
Steele county will be weighed and
measured by the Red Cross nurse
who is carrying all necessary equip.
ment in Ford roadster recently pre-.
scented her by the Junior Red Cross.
Towner-A. c. Berg, past president
OF the North Dakota Educational as.
ISOLATION and prominent educator OF
the state. has been named school In.
spectOr for the northwestern district
o. the state.
Mandan-AIild weather has broken
within few hours recently almost
resulted disastrously for the new
bridge over the river here. The tenn
pOrary structure was w:tSl ed away
Work on the bridge recently was re.
sumad after coming to standStill
through misunderstanding over fin.
ances.
lisbon-Charles Ego has resigned as
postmaster
New Rockford-The new white way
system is now in use.
Sheldon-The Sheyenne bridge south
Of here is nearly completed.
Wild Rice-The postoffice will be
continued until December Is.
WiltOn-Frank Burtch is new super
intendent of the water works.
Fargo-The first North Dakota saxo.
phone band has been formed here.
Hutf-Schmidt postoifice has been
discontinued and the mail will come
here. +.
Hazen-The first basketball game of
the year gave Hazen 40 to victory
over Killdeer.
misunderstanding grease ignit-
ed her clothing and badly burned Mrs.
Albert Thompson.
Devils Lake-The Legion post al
ready has elaborate plans under way
for New Years eve reception.
Rugby-Business men Of Rugby will
invest up to $4,000 in the electric
plant, insuring this city better service
Observation-Disclosures Is years in the
local Passionate, the Rev. Mr. Meisel
will go to the AfohaIl Lutheran church.
Hillsboro-The contract for ten
miles of highway in Trail county has
been let to w. II. Noel & Co. of James.
town.
Valley -Clty-Pfnned under car
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

termed under ordinary circumstances
hopeless case to one of expectancy.
The purpose of the Anti Tuberculo-
sis Association, as defined by it's con-
stitution "Shall be to combat at all
times the progress in our state Of that
dread disease, tuberculosis, and to
assist as far as possible in the con-
truction of sufficient Sanatoria for the
use in this contest"
Christmas Seals have furnished the
means by which the above work can
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
U. s. Asks Court to Appoint Trustee
to Dispose of Properties.

Washington-The government petit.
toned the district supreme court to ap.
point trustee to take possession Of
and sell the stock-yards properties of
the "big five" packers.
The petition which accompanied the
governments objection to the various
plans Of the packers for disposing OF
those properties declared that the
packers haid failed to present a suit.
able plan to the court, although nine
months had elapsed since they under.
took to formulate such a plan
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

be carried on. Do you know that the
first blankets used by our Sanitorium
were supplied by the -Tubercu-
losis Association? When you buy
Christmas Seals you are making an
investment that will give your excel
lent dividends. Buy them yourself
and then tell your neighbor how for
tunate you were in securing supply.
Every seal sold is for a worthy pur-
pose.
Buy Christmas Seals
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
Gold Shipment Arrives.

New York-Gold valued at $5,0O0,.
900 arrived here on the steamship
Saxonia, consigned to ]. P. Morgan
& Co., from the British treasury The
money will be used to meet current
maturities of the British government
in this country.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
A Concept Of Duty.

There are at the present day but
too many who Imagine they have per.
fectly done their duty; because they
are kind toward their friends. affec-
tionate to their families. inoffensive
toward the rest Of the world.-Maz-
Eini.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
-Four Bandits Rob Train.

Four Bandits Rob Train.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Four masked
bandits held up and robbed PASSENGER
TRAM No. 6, on the Southern railway
1T Oneida, Tenn. The mail and ex.
press cars were looted.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
BOLsEVIKAI MUSA LEN,
KUS.
Lenkai bus priversti taikinties

Londonas, birz. II. - Is
VarSavos praneSta, kad len
kai nesavu balsu Saukia Wy
riausybe taikinties su bolsevi,
kline Russia.
Tuo tarpu is Maskvos pra-
Hesimuose apie tailla nei ne
prisimenama. Tx pranesama.
Jog Kijevo Some lenkai musa,
mi IL stumiami atgal.
Rusijos sovietQ oficijaliam
raporte sakoma:
"Kijevo apylinkese, desiniq
jam upes Dniepro Some, mes
pazangiuojame paskui pasl-
traukianti atgal priesininka
Ties DarltZa SJOCllll lellKdl dl-
muSti is kairiojo up6s Dniepro
Sono desinijin.
"Priesininkas per Dnieprq
buvo persimetes il Siauriuose
nuo Kijevo, netoli Resica. Bet
buvo atgal atblokstas.
''Upes Pripet ruozte pc
smarkaus music priesininko
spekos sutruskintos. Mes uze-
mem sodzip Cernabil. Pae
mem nelaisvip, armotp If kul,
kasvaidziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
ITALAI SIUNCIA KARIUO-
MEME ALBANIJoN.
AlbaniGoje italai turi didelius
nuostolius.

Londonas, birz. 13. : TIA
lijos kariuomene -atSaukta is
Santi Quaranta If pasiQsta ]
Avlona, Albanijon, pasak Cen
trail News depeSos is Rymo.
Pastaruosiuose su albanais
susir6mimuose, sakOma depe-
Sole, italai paneSe didelius
nuostoius.
Neskaitant kareiviQ, italai
prarado 20 savo karininkQ
(oficierQ), tame skaitliuje 2
pulkininku. ..
Albanai uzem6 niestell Te-
peleni, pietrytuose nuo Avlo-
ma ir pa6ma nelaisven visa ten
italu garnizona - 400 karel-
vip.
Du italQ generolu IS Alba
MICS atSauktu namO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
REZIGNAVO LENKU KA-
BINETAS.
Lenku seimas pakilo prizes
vyriausybe.

Varsava, birz. Il. : Lenkr
seimas pakilo prizes savo Wy
riausybe uz, padarytas ,klai-
das pakeliant kare prizes boil
Sevikus il nenor6jima taikin-
ties SUI bolSevikine Rusijos
valdzia.
Seimas del to isreisk6 stlp-
ru nepasitik6jima ministerlq
kabinetu If pastarasis atsls-
tatydinO.
Kuomet vyriausybe pajuto
pavojQ, 6m6 skelbti apie len
ku armijos laimejimus kares
lauke. Bet negelbejo tas prl-
sidengimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
REZIGNAVO AUSTRIJ0S
KABINETAS.
Laukiamas koalicijinis
kabinetas.

Vienna, birz. 12. Atsista-
tydino Austrijos ministeriq
kabinetas, kuriam pirmininka-
vo kabinetas, kuriam pirml-
ninkavo kanclieris DR.. Rem
ner. Kabinetas atlaike savo
vietoje pradejus armisticija.
Kabinetas suiro del kares
ninisterio, kurs armijon lvede
savotina drausme If apie ka
kriksseGionys socijalistai buvo
pakele balsa steigiamaJam
susirinkime.
Pasakojama, jog rinkimQ
metu seiman bus suorganizuo-
tas koalicijinis kabinetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
SENA ANGLI-
JOS BANKA.
Bus pastatyGintas naujas
bustas.

Londonas, birz. 12.-Paciam
Sito miesto prekybos cent
re riogso senobiniai apruke
muro trobesiai. Uzima jie apie
keturis akrus zem6s plota.
Apjuosti aplinkui augsta muro
siena.
Tai senoji Anglijos banka,
gyvuojanti daugiau poros Sim
tu metQ. Banka yra lstelgta
1851 metals. Taigi seniausia
macdonald banka visoj Euro
poi. Tai Britanijos imperijos
finansinis centras.
1925 metq pabaigoje ia
banka iSgelbejo Anglia nuo
bankrutijimo.
Lloyd George Gordon riau-
ssiq metu, 1880 metals, COVE
da per dvi dieni ir nakti buvo
ja apgulusi, noredama ISL
verzti vidun. Bet bankos val
dininkai su kareiviQ pagelba
atlaike tuos uzpuolimus.
Siandie nutarta tuos senuo-
sius bankos trobesius nuver-
sti If pastatydinti naujos ga
dynes stiprQ busta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
EBERT MEMOIRS BUT TO
LIAUS PREZIDENTU.
Sake, partAja j kritikuojanti.

Berlynas, birz. y. : Laik-
raStis Lokal Anzeiger patty
res, jog jis suzinojes is pasi-
tiketinQ versmiq, kad provi-
zijonalis Vokietijos prezid.
Ebert nestatysias savo kan
didaturos j prezidentus.
Eberta, sake, kritikuoja jo
draugai socijaistai uz tai,
kodel jis pirmiausia netarnau-
ia PARTIAL. Gi Ebert yra nuo-
mones, kad respublikos pre-
zidentas MCCALL tarnauti vie
mai kokiai partial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
ANGLIJOS DARBO PARTI-
IA STOW Uz RUSIJA.
Pasmerkia blokada ir lenkQ
kare.

Londonas, birz. 13. - Ang-
lijos darbo partija buvo pa
siuntusi Rusijon komisija Is
tirti ten pad6ti. Komisija su-
gryzo. il paskelbe savo rapor-
tQ. e~l.-.,,-,@-.~s
Raporte komisija pasmerkla
blokada Rusijos ir lenkus, ku-
rie pak6le kare prizes bolSevi-
kus.
Reikalauja pripazinti boise
vikine Russia If panalklntl
blokada.
Komisija fusijoje atradusl
betvarke, skurda, bada, ligas.
Sulig komisijos, tai visa pa
eina nuo talkininkQ blokados.
Didel4 sensacija cia pakel-
ia, kuomet komisija paskelbe,
kad j parvezusi is Rusijos
Lenino laiSka Angiljos darbi-
ninkams. Leninas kursto dar-
bininkus revoliucijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-14
DANIJOS JURININKAI
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