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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

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You won't make any mistake II You stuS,
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- lOl7 Chestnut st. PhIladeiphls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
Both Sexes
Central School Sy.tem

Central School Junior and Senior rJ,,h
School. including Preparatory, at 18th ana
Face SITS. Elementary Schools at i5th md
Race. 18th and Girard ave, 85th aad Ian
cester ave-. and Greene ct. above achoo,
lane Germantown Get Year Book ava
rates from Central School. 18th and Racs
ats Philadelphia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
County Unit School
System Being Boosted
In Montana County

Belgrade, Mont, Dec. 20.-A petit
ton requiring 800 I'M will be cir
culated in Gallatin county shortly aft
er January 1, asking that a special
election be called on June 10, so that
the people of the county may ex-
press their choice relative to the adop-
ton or rejection Of the much talked
Of county unit school system, now
in Cascade and Croteau counties.
The system differs from the consol-
idation system in that in most in
stances the schools remain separate
but are managed by one board Of trus-
tees elected from different parts of
the county. Under consolidation the
tax for the support of each district
is assessed upon that individual dis
trict, while under the proposed county
unit system the tax for the supper
of all schools in the county is assessed
upon the county as a whole. Their
is considerable opposition to the plat
dev lop'ng and at tho same time .ther.
is a growing sentiment in favor Of it,
largely coming from the apparent,..
substantiated report that Cascade
county was the only county in Nor
tana last year where it was possible
for every, child in the county to get
to school. In the entire state there
were 1000 children who could not
reach school Of any kind.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
nDpER7rsEHzNr.
sSss ADrERTYsEKHNT r.
|. MAN DISCUSSES
WlFE'S TROUBLE
R Noye Says Tan1ac
Has Restored His Wife
~ & G - "t-s af-- ~
To Perfect Health.

my wife ,is as healthy a woman as
there is in our neighborhood today.
but it's due entirely to Tanlac that
khe is" said w. r. Noye. Of Fern
Hill. st. Louis Park, Minneapolis.
MINI.
Several years ago my wife suffer-
I'd a general breakdown in health,
end has been in miserable condition
Ever since, that Is until she ran across
%anlac. recently. Her stomach was
10 disordered that everything she ate
Rem ed to turn against her, and caus-
kdt her to suffer terribly from indiges-
Bon. She was nauseated for hours at
Ar each meal, and suffered constant
ksfrom constipation. Her nerves were
ably upset. and any little noise that
Enybody else wouldn't even notice
|k1Estless. and She worried so much over
ker condition II seemed that She was
Hst ready to give up at any time.
E"However, Tanlac has brought
bout aswonderful change in. her con-
Ttion. Seven bottles ofsthe medicine
I'VE made q newslwoi1an OF her. All
kSsher troubles have, completely dis
bpeared now; she eats and sleeps Just
V, and isn't the least bit nervous.
III said, there's not. q healthier wo-
"a IN ~ neighhorhood than she y,
aYWeiire certainly thankful to Tam
s1xor all 1t has done for her"
6nniac is. sold In Grand Forks BY
Es.ds Drug Store. and by the leading
&uggtsts So every town. By r. K.
Srgaara. Whynot. r. r. d.. Reynolds.
Orr Msrr co. Orr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
COURT AGAIN
4 DECIINElS>T|'O !.
I. !. ISSUE WRIT ||]|T |
will Not Accept Jurisdiction
Regarding State Mill
Books

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 7S.-The su-
pfeme court Of. North Dakota this
afternoon declined to accept jur1sdic-
ton In the amended petition Of Attor-
4ey General William LANCER for Z
Writ ordering that, records Of the
ngeate-owned Drake mill and elevator
g~Fsociation be turned over to the ac-
countants Of the state board Of audit.
u Chief Justice Christensen reported
that there was no record vote on the
question. but that q majority Of the
fourt did not consider It proper to &C
EEeept Jurisdiction. as the personnel Of
The board will be changed next week,
when the new officials take Office.
The action was brought before the
Ea,lpremc court because Of the delay
that would result in obtaining q final
decision II It had been brought In dis
t:s'ct court. In a previous petition
asking the supreme court to issue an
order on the association why tn books
and records should not be turned over
to the auditors, the supreme court had
declined to accept Jurisdiction, suE-
resting that the action be brought In
District court. The amended petition
was filed YESTERDAY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
MISSISSIPPI TO
GET MENN0NlT1]E'S
10000 Members Of the Sect
to Leave Canada For the
Southland in March.

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 30.-That the
Mennonites of Canada, numbering
more thar $4,000, will migrate in the
spring to southern Mississippi, and
that arrangements have been made
by II. A. Emerson Of Yellow Pine, Ala,
head of a large American land syn
dictate. and II. M. K%laussen. represent
ing the Manitoba Mennonite colonies,
Tor he purchase of 1850 acres Of
Ian in Mississippi. the price being
$lS pei acre, was tho Official an
nouncement made in Winnipeg De-
cember %. Mr.. Emerson has also ex-
tended the Mennonites an option on a
further loo, 900 acres, this option to
expire March i next year. :
Promise of religious and education
al freedom and the same treatment
as accorded the Quakers and other
religious sects, has been made by Gov
ernor Russell OF that state. Mr..
klaussen stated that the Mennonites
were not leaving Canada because they
disltked the country, but because the
authorities had seen fit to pass legis-
lation which the Mennonites could not
carry out in Justice to their religious
principles. The government Of Man
itoba insists on compulsory attendance
at national schools.
.f.-. Are Selling Land.
Already there have been 100, 900
acres of Mennonite land disposed OF in
the Swift Current, sask.. district to
French Canadians, and these Swift
Current Mennonites will be the first tc
leave Canada for their new home in
Mississippi. In addition to the south.
ern states, the Mennonites also consld-
cred moving to other parts, including
Mexico. Quebec, South America and
European countries, but it was f:nall,
decided that the southern states of.
fered the most satisfactory conditions
It was stated that the removal OF
the Mennonites from Canada VII
mean immigration on a large seal
from the United States to take up tht
lands held by them. Mr.. Klaussen and
Mr.. Emerson left for southern Mani.
toba this week to confer with the
MennOnitee.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30

jungles Of Africa, the lovely Grecian
Isles, the strange birds that alight on
ship board, islands surrounded by
coral reefs and the sinister message
Via wireless for the st. Louis to make
as much speed as possible to protect
American citizens and property in
Constantinople because of the fresh
outbreak Of the Turks against the
Armenians. The st. Louis entered
the Dardanelles October 20, and he
concludes his diary written on the
sions OF the Moslem City. "Constan-
tinople looks biz and mysterious. The
battle front lis fifteen miles away, on
the other side OF the city. The Turks
are up to their old tricksrbutchering
and burning the Armenians. l don't
know whether We can help the poor.
people. Six battle ships from France
and England are lying here at anchor.
The next tine l write I'll know a lit
tie more about Turkey"
The Sunday schools in Grafton all
had trees and programs in celebration
OF the Christmas eason this year.
There was 9, most generous out-pour-
ing OF the spirit Of brotherly love and
as the result. AZ is safe to say that
every child In Grafton had at least
a small share Of Christmas joy. The
ideal weather conditions. the general.
home-comings. the services in the
churches, the family reunions, all.
contributed their share towards nak-
ing the day ideal Ii Grafton kept
Christmas with the real spirit OF love
and charity and goodwill to all.
The Christmas tree. at the Luther.
an church this year has q peculiar
interest because At was grown OF the
Andrew Stark; farm. It was q mag
nificient spruce. from twenty-five to.
thirty feet. high. Its top almost.
brushed the ceiling, and its dropping
branches practically dlled the
spacious chancel. GATHERING with
t!nsel and ornament, lighted from top
bottom with electric lights In col-l
cred bulbs At Ii small wonder that q
subdnsA mNrmur OF JOY burst from
sthe lipsi aofEtheSi happy children when.
they saw IT. There Wan q beautiful.
F7rasss Service and the singing OF
bChfsstinss 4 carols before the distribn-
Ion, o~fsnresents. Then one by me i
the children marched around the,
wonderful tree, and laid their Christ
mas offerings on the altar - = gift 70.
their lonely brotherssand sisters In
the Orphans honae. @sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Test Shows 1920 Wheat
To Be OF Good Quality

Winnipeg. Man. Dec. 3o.-At a
meeting Of the Canadian Millers' as
s~ociation the testing Of the grades Of
wheat from the new western crops
occupied attention. as In previous
years at the annual gathering here,
and the announcement was made that
the quality Of the flour from this
years crop will be as good as that
made from last years crop. II not
better. Bread was baked in the lab
oratory of the agriculture college
specially designed to furnish the re-
CURED tests Of the various grades Of
the western wheat, and the tests were
regarded as eminently satisfactory.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Plant For Port
Arthur Is Completed

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 30.-Power
tant, was turned into the Port
Arthur, Ont, electric system at mid
night December 81. The contract
With the Kaministiquia company ex-
rtred at that time and the power de-
vcloped under the Ontario hydro
electric commission, which has spent
$5,00o.000 at Nipigon. Ont. 70 miles
east of Port Arthur, was available
though there had been quite a rush
dtiring the past week to complete the
work. AZ celebration Of the compile
!ion Of the big undertaking will be
held on New Years. day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
1900, coo Acre Park
With IA Good Lakes
! Proposed In Montana

Helena, Mont, Dec. ,3O.-Max
Goodsiu, secretary of the Helena
Commercial club, announces plans
for the promotion Of q national
park, including the forests along
the Big BlackfOot, river, ind IA
stable lakes OF tho Clearwater
and Swan river districts. The
tract would, roughly speaking,
take in all tho territory from the
Lewis and Clark game reserve to
the Mission ranec. About 7.O00,-
600 acres arc included, and the
name suggested Is ssThe Many
Lakes National Park
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Profit Sharing Plan
Cuts Wages; Employees
Vote To Go On Strike

Newborn. N. c.. Dec. 2s.-Em-
ployes of the Newburn Iron Works
and Supply company voted today to-
disregard the profit sharing agree
ment recently entered into with the
company and to go or strike. Pay
received by the workers last week, the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Yeggs Steal Clothe.
From Mandan Store

Mandan, N. D., Dec. 3o.--Burg,ars
who gained e~ntranceIto the J.G. PEN
ney store here by breaking into the
basement, stole MERCHANDISE to. the
value OF about 5000. The booty con-
sisted. largely OF mems working clothes
and one isheep-itned o~vercoatsss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Rates Boosted
By New Rockford. Firm

New Rockford, N. D.. Dec. 3d.
Effective February 1, the rates for the
New Rockford Telephone Exchange
will decidedly boost the cost to the
subscriber. The following rates win
prevail: Business phone. one party,
.43.25; business phone, two-party,
$500: residence telephone, wall set,
$500; residence phone,
t~wo-party, wall set, $1.75; residence
phone, four-party. wall set, $3.50!
residence desk phones. rs cents extra.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30

lice guards were stationed in and
around the court room, during the
trial as in the trials of the other two
gangsters. This precaution was taken
as a result OF the killing Of three
peace officers in Santa Rosa by
George Boyd. one of the. alleged gang
sters, and the l%ynching of Boyd and
his supposed accomplices, Terrence
Fits and Charles Valento.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30

first under the new plan which vas
based or profits of this above!
operating expenses. amounting to g
reduction of ten per ent from the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30

sTJ1iaNssatA4s hAsafnill. nj Drake Andl
Will soon have anofh ~ one III Grand
III oEkA Whit Nssd tasAAtKnsmN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
Secretaries OF Montana
Commercial Clubs Meet

Bozeman. Mont. Dec. 30.-"A Com
mercialSC Club Must HaveIa Sour was
the central theme developed in the
various addresses given It a meeting
Of Montana commercial club secre-
taries held here recently. About thirty
secretaries from the commercial clubs
70 the larger cities OF the state were
present. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30

IA skeleton was recently found on
the streets at KenoshA. Wisconsin
Somebody has been leaving the closet
door open again! M5 ssSs5a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-30
wNctorReco
for January

Everybody who received a Victrola for Christmas will be particu-
laHy interested in this list Of new Victor music. But whether it is for
that new Vicuoa or for the Victrola which has been the friend of your
heart for years, you will find selections you will want to hear-and. add
to your record collection. AnysVictor dealer will gladly play any NUM-
q bTs for YOU. @@###i III 454S ##. !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
VoKIETIJOJE sUsEKTAS
MoNARCHIsTU sUo-
KALBIAVIMAS.
Noske isakes suarestuoti suo-
kalbiavimo vadus.

Berlynas, kovo Is. Vokie-
6iQ vyriausybe susekG monar-
chistQ reakcijonininkQ revo=
liucijini suokalbiavima. Suo-
kalbininkQ pifmutinis tikslas
buves patrauktit savo pusen
valdzios kariuomene paplrkl-
mais il pazadejimais.
Apginimo minister's Noske
iSleido isalIyma suarestuotl
suolalbininku vadus. Ii po-
draug del visako sustiprinta
vietoS garnizonas.
Tarpe suokalbininkQ vadQ,
sakoma, yra gen. Luettwitz,
pirmosios reichswerQ grupes
vadas; kapitonas Pabst, raj
tarijos divizijos Stabo nalys,
il kt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
oLANDAT REIKALAUJA
sTIPR1AI sAUGoTI
B. KAIzERI.
Sake, jis pavojingas viesajai
ramybei.

Amsterdam kovo Is. Olan-
dQ spauda pakelia balsa buvu-
sio vokieeiQg kaizerio klausime.
Diskusuoia, kokiu priemoniQ
turetp imties Olandijos w
riausybe su1fikslu buvusl kai-
zeri padargti nepavojingu.
Sake, reikia il su atsidejimu
saugoti, kaipo~ svetimsali, pa
vojinga vieSaiai ramybei. Jis
turi but uzIaikomas ne vi
stems prieinamoj vietoj.
Abelnai yra manoma, kad
Olandiios vyriausybe atsakys
j tas diskusiias, paskelbdama
vieSai savo pozicija kaizerlo
apsaugojime,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
Vatikanas If Prancuziijja i

lyisq su sventuoju Tevu, fu9-
met j tlretq izeisti prancgza
yisuomene il pasijustq s6din-
2 ii ne savam suole.
Prancuzija verGia susiartin-
ii sq Vatikanu dar il kitos
aplinkybes, suristos su JOS
skaitlingomis kolionijomis,
kur yra gerbiamass sventoio
T6yo autoritetas.
PremSeras stow uz santikius.
Buvusiais prancuzu parla-
mentan rinkimais katalillu
partija yra laimejusi apie 200
atstoyq. Prize situ ,prisideda
daugelis il kitq partijq svie-
sesniQ atstovu, lluomet ke-
liamas koks ners kataliku nau-
dai lklausimas.
Tie visi atstovai, be abejo-
mes, parems vyriausybes SUI
manyma atnaujinti santikius
su Vatikanu.
Pazymetina ypaG tas, kad
premjeras Millerand rinkimq
metu rene ta sumanyma II
katalikq PARTIAL aadejo sayo
pagelba. Tuo metu jis buvo
paliuosuotu provincijQ guber-
natorius.
If kuomet ,tikslas bus at
siektas, uzSvis kitokie laikai
Prancuzijai. Atnauiinti. SD
Sventuoju Tevu santikiai
duos daug naudos ne cpaeianl
Vatikanui, bet Prancuzijai ir
prancuzp tautai. Prancuzal
katalikai pasiius 1abiaus .al-
mingesni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
BoLsEVIKU ATsToVAs
KELIAUJA ANGLIJON.
Tai esq prekybos reikalais.

Stockholmas, kOvO 13.-Cia
vakar pagautOj kibir$tin6j de-
peSoj is RuSijoS praneSama.
kad kaip Siandie Copenhage-
nan atkeliaujqs bolSevikQ ko-
misaras KraSsin. SakOma, Is
DanijoS .jiS keIiausiqs Angli-
Jon. kmr manQS uzmegsti pre-
kybos rysius tarpe Anglijos
kompanijQ il rusQ kooperatl-
viQ organizacijQ.
Pirm karas Krassin Rusijoje
buvo atstovaves didele vokie-
ciu iSdirbiniQ firma. siandie
iis uzima svarbia pozicijQ boil
$evik1 sovietQ valdzoje.
Jis pageidauja Sitq sekma-
dieni butt StockhoEme If cla
praleisti porq dienQ.
Nors Krassino kelion6, kaip
Sakoma, suriSta iSimtinai pre-
kybos tikslais, bet, matyt, j
Anglijon veza il taikOs sally
GAS. kokias neSenai paSkelbe
Tchitcherin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
Has momentas gall but uzim-
tas kOnstantinOpois
BoLsEVIKU PAsIUNTI-
MAI SKRIDO BERLYNAN.
Buvo priversti nusileisti ties
Kaunu.

Copenhagen, kOvo 13.--De-
peSoje IS Kauno, Lietuvos,
praneSama, jog Sale to mleStc
lietuviQ artilerija privert6 ze-
myn nuSilei>ti Skrindanti ruSq
l6ktuvQ.
Nusileidusiam l3ktuve atra-
sta tryS vyrai II viena mote
riSki.
Laktuvu gabent& didcIG kie-
kyle pa$tos Vokictijos w
riausybei.
Be to, pas keliaujantius at
rasta Lenino paraSaiS patvir-
ii dokmentai, igaIioiantieji
juos padaryti $varbia> preky-
hos Santarves bol$evikinGS Ru-
SijoS 81 Eokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
Wis OAR NERIMAUJA RA-
DIKALAI BULGARI-
JOJE.
Bulgaru prem5eras tikisi juos
iveikti.

Sofia, Bulgaria., kovo IA
Bulgarijos premjeras Stam-
bouliski j abelnaji savo Sales
stow atsinesa CANA optimis-
tiniai IL su didele viltimi zill-
ri ateitin. Sake, Bulgarjos
liaudis Siandie sunkiai dirba.
Bolseviku agitaciju nepris;-
ina. .85 nuoS. yisQ gyventojp
yra zemdirbiai.
Taip yra sodziuose. Tenai il
buvis palengva gereja. Vargas
retail kur sutinkamas. zmonts
neturi laiko klausyti .agitato-
riu kurstymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15

liu tvirtina, jog tai visa netie-
sa, kas pranesama armenq
Londonan. Miesta Marashane
turkai sunaikine, bet patys
prancuzai, sake turkai.
Turkai duoda sugestijq tai
kininkams paskirti kolSia nors
is pasaliniQ zmoniu komisiia
il tai pavesti iStirti ivarias
armenu skundas pres turkus.
Kitaip items skundams, sake,
nebus gallo If pasaulis be ME
kur nieko visuomet kaltins
turkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
ATIDETA ISPANIJ0s KA-
RALIAUS KELIoNE.

Madridas, kovo 13. Att
deta neapribuotam laikui IS
panijos karaliaus Alfonso ke-
lionei Bordeaux, Prancuzijoie.
Sakoma, karalius susirges.
Suspenduotos audijencijos II
pas karalip pakviestas gydy-
tojas specijalistas Cisneros.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
NEBUs1A PAsKELBTos
NoTos ADRIATIKo
KLAUsIME.

Londonas, kovo IA. aia.
patirta, kad Adriatiko klausi-
ME talkininku il prezidento.
Wilsono notos nebus paskelb-
tos yieslmon. Tam sakoma,
priesingas prezidentas NiIso.
mas, kurs ilgai neatsakas tai
EininkQ paklausima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
svEDIJoJE PREMJERAS
- soCIJALISTAs.
Stockholmas, kovo II.

stockholmas, kovo II,
siandie syedijoje premieriau-
ia socijjalistas Branting. sa-
lis laukia, ar jis yaldinink9a-
damas padarys Ra nors geEa5
ar jis savo skelbiama taorij.l
pritaikins proktikon. Tai is
meginimas. Delko, negali but
premjeras socijalistas, jei iis
darbuosis Sales gerovei, sake
taip daugelis svedu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
ANGLAI SU PRANCUZAIS
UzIMSIA KoNsTAN-
TINOPOLI.
Graikai kaujasi SUI turkais.
Londonas, kovo Is. -Ci;

Londonas, kovO Is. -Cia
abelnai yra manoma, kad tai
kininkai kas momentas gall
uzimti turkQ, sostine Konstan-
tinopoli. Todel kas momentas
Gia il laukiama ziniQ apie /
vykStanti faktq.
KonStantinopoli uaimti bu-
vo galutinai suplenuota
pirm kokios savait6s. Bet
tam zygiui buvo visokiQ kliu-
GiQ.,
Konstantinopolio apylink6se
yra apie $4,000 anglQ II pran-
cuzQ kariuomen6s. TOji ka-
riuomen6, kaip pranesama, ga
Ii kas valanda uztelti ant tur-
ku sostin6s il uzimti visus
turku vyriausyb6s ofisus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
Miestuose kitaip.

Tuo tarpu miestuose, sake
premjeras, yra dar labai daug
nepakenGiamq apsireiskimQ.
Kas arssiiausia, kad miestai
prisikimse pabegeliais is Ma
kedonijos, Trakijos II kitur.
eli tarpe anu yra visolSio plau-
ko zrnoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
KRATA DE VALERos Ma
MUoSE.

Dublinas, kovo 13. Poll
ella Gia uzpuole Mrs. de Va
.lera namus il atliko nuodug-
niausia kratas Ieskota Emo
mos grafienes. Markievicz.
Mrs. de, Valera yra zmona
Airijos respublikos preziden-
to, viesincio Amerikoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15

Tarpe tq yra daugelis il Le-
nino agentQ. Miestuose gyve-
ma dirbtuvil darbininkai. Tie
lengvai pasiduoda bolseviku
agentQ knrstymams. II daana
padaro daug visokiu nesmagu-
mu.
Daugiausia teciaus bolSevllli-
nemis agitaciiomis uzsiima
Lenino agentai, pateke cia srl
pabegeliais is Odessos II kitQ
pietines Rusijos miestu.
Tie yra aAiplesos.
Is Rusijos Ella pateke boise
vikai agentai, sake premjeras,
yra tikri akiplesos. Kur jie
ko-nors MCCALL intikinti 70
dziu, tad pavartoja bombas.
Vienur-kitJu, jau pamesta
bombu IL padaryta trukslno.
Bet prizes tuos neprasytus
sveGeius bus imtasi kuoastliau..
.siq priemoniq. Bulgariioje
jiems nebus vietos. lures is
sinesdinti ten, is kur yra at
sibelde.
siandie Bulgarijos svarbiau-
sioii uzduotis .kaip nors 1T
gaivinti Sail po kares, po as
tuoneriu metq kares.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
ANGLEKAsIU ATsToVAI
APLEIDo WASHING
ToNA.

Washington; kovo Al.
Kuomet pfezidento paSllirtai
komisijai nepavyko sutailsln-
Ii anglekasiu 81 operatoriai::,
angIekasiQ atstovai is cia IS
vaMnejo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
HELFFERICH ATRASTAS
KALTAS.

Berlynas, kovo 13.. - Pasi-
baig6 Gia Matthias Erzberge-
rio. buvusio finansQ ministe-
rio, byla su buvusiu finansQ
ministeriu Helfferich. Tels-
mas pastarqji atrado kaltu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
AIRIJOJE zUDOMI POLIO
MONAI.

Belfast, Airija, kovo Is. :
Glenmire, Cork paviete, nuzu-
dyta policmonas Seully. Tai
26-tas policmonas nuzudytas
pradejus sausio q d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-15
ANGLIA MAzINA KARES
LAIvYNUI IsLAIDAs.

Londonas, kovo IS. y 1920
-21 metams Anglia, kaip
skelbiama, karas laivyno rel
kalams iSleisianti $421, ,S6l, 800,
ty. kuone puse, kick buvo is
leidziama pirmesniais metals.