davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Here s Lineup: All Heavy Champs

champions
Dempsey
ne rewon
Geo. 2s-"Deafcy'
3-John Broughton 30--Bil
4-Iohn II
5-Wm. ard.
Geo. 33-Ben tie rcwon.
- ilson tile
Perry
s-Bn Darts 2e-Harry
1o-Waerman S7-Tom
- rewon.
12-Peter Corcoran. 3s-John G.
hilary
14-Tom JacklnE 41--Jem
15-Ben 42-Tom
16-Dan 48-Joe Co.'S
17-John
1S-Tom Owen 45-John L.
19-John Bartholomew. 46-Jm
- Fitzsmmons
21-Heny
22-John Hart
23-Tom Cribb 5O-Tommy
24-Tom
25-Tom lard
26-Jem Ward 5s-Jack
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
GRAHAM Is
REAL SKIPPER

Charley Graham. manager Of the
San Francisco ball team. is doing
right by not unloading his star ball
players to the major leagues
He could sell at least six Of his
men up II he wished
Detroit, New York and Washing
ton OF the American League and
Chicago and Cincinnati OF the Ma
tional have offered the Seal skipper
real money for stars.
Graham is built along the same
lines as Jack Dunn, manager OF the
Baltimore orioles, who refused to
wreck his BAN club for major league
money.
The Seal skipper win trade his
players only II he can get better men
than ne already has on hand.
II we owned a ball club we'd like
to have a man like Graham run II
for us.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
oENrREvILLE STARTS WE'LL

The Centreville ball tossers
dropped the Rockland pill handlers.
to 6, on the Rockland diamond
last night. Features OF the game
for Centreville. were the good work
Of Charley" Bartell. pitcher. and
II. Ball, receiver. and the team work
both in the field and on the bases.
In addition TO the large crowd Of
Rockland fans. a gathering OF the
Cenreville lovers OF the national
pastime also attended. Manager
Ed. Frederick promises the fans a
good game for next Friday even
ing. when they will clash with the
Fairville boys. The game will be
played at Centreville. Centre boys
will play Rockland again on July -.
Much interest has been evinced by
baseball fans and residents in and
around Centreville over the newly
organized team. Il is the first Cen
treville has had in a number OF
years.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Here s Tenure
Of Champs
TENURE as champions. from
u Sullivan to Demnsey.

TENURE as champions. from
Il Sullivan to Dempsey:
JOHN L. SULLIVAN, Feb. 7.
1882. to Sept. Z, 1899, 10 years
and seven months.
JAS. ]. CORBETr. Sept Z.
1892, to March II, 1897, four
years and seven months.
BOB FITZSIAIMONS. march II.
1897. to June 3. 1899, two years
and three months.
JAS. J. JEFFRIES. June ..
1899. TO July 3. 1905 Cretired),
six years and one month.
MARVIN HART. July 3, 1905,
to Feb. 2s. 1906. eight months.
TOMMY BURNS. Feb. 2s. 1906.
to Dec. %. 1908, two years and
10 months.
JACK JOHNSON. Dec. IS.
1908. to April s. 1915. six years
and three months.
JESS WILLARD. April s, 1915,
to July 4. 1919. four years and
three wonths.
JACK DEMPSEY. July 4, 1919,
to
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Independence Day

AN Wilmington League
Ninth Ward vs.. Defiance, Harlan
Field, 10 a. M Umpire McCoo-
nell.
South Side Eden va Psrfcsttc.
Harlan Field, .. m Umpircs
Connors and Duncan
Delaware River lndustvtaf teauw<
Sun oil az Texaco-
conooleum az Union Petroioun.-
Niscose az National Anfiino-
independent Games
Sun OH w. Wilmington Chants,
Second and DUPONT. 1890 a. m.
Colonial Heights vs.. Roscdaic,
klrtcwood Park. $50 p m
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

TODAY7s SCHEDULE
American League
Athletics at Washington.
Boston at New York
Chicago at St Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
National League
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (two
games).
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
TOday'S Baseball
City League

CItY IraNuo
Edge Moor va Huber, Rockford
Tower, No. 2 Umpire r. Gun
nlnuham.
ST. Hedwlu's W. Fourth Ward,
Fourth and Church streets Uns-
Ire oerhauser.
National Guards w. Eastizis..
Twenty ninth and Market streets
Umpire Rickerta.
Hillerest vs.. Highland, Rockford
Tower, No. I. Umpire Hastings
Wilmington League
South Side Eden vs.. Parksldc.
HasIs. s !. Field lsIci, Ump'res connors.
No others games scheduled.
Suburban League
Elsmcrc vs.. Marshallton, Mar
shailtown. Umpire Henry.
stanton vs.. krebs, Newport.
Umpire Jamlson.
Five Points vs.. Delaware City,
Delaware City. Umpire W1ntrup-
Delaware River Industrial League
Teraco az Union Petroleum.
National Aniilne at Sun OIL
Conooleum az Nlscose.
Saturday Church League
West W.. Scott. (Postponed)-
lmmanuei Va Trinity N. e.
Baynard, No. I.
Union W. First Central Rock
ford, No. 2
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Rarnuu's stun.

Rarnum's stun.
Tex Rickard put one over on the
American public after all by paying
dempsey and Carpenter nat guar
antee instead Of a percentage.
public sentiment was against
handing a couple of mere fighters
= balf million when the fight was on
the horizon.
The said IL wasn't worth that
much. And IL isn't
A week before the match Rickard
came to bat with his own decision in
the matter-namely, that he would
nav the men a FIAT sum, 100000 to
dempsey and 100000 TO Carpenter.
Thas' all right Tex. They're still
being born every minute.
No Cheese Here.
They used 20 call Johnny wilson
middleweight titleholder. a cheese
champion" because he wouldn't
fight.
Johnny had a reason. Broken
homes in his nose affected him so
seriously that he couldn't breathe in
ring.
The nose is better now. And
Wilson. who has never cashed In
financially on his royal toga because
of his physical disability, gets rid of
that cheese champ" stigma for once
and all by agreeing to give Mike
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
The score.
RNtLLE

Home run, Stelnielt. Ihree base mus,
Clcndaniel Two base hits. Brown, j.
Naylor. jackson. Sacrifice hits. Stein
felt. Struck out, by i. Mayor, 2; by
Bergman, z Bases on balls, of F. Nay
lor. s; or Bergman. 0. Hit by pitched
ball, Brown Umpire Cole
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

Gibbons a crack at the title.
Gibbons, the phantom" Of a few
years ago. came out OF retirement
with the express purpose OF winning
back the title for The Irish. He
still is fast and has his former class.
The fight will be a thriller from
bell to curtains.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

Sian! lines.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Amerlcnn Icnrnc

Athletics, 2; Washington, 1.
Washington, /; Athletics, (sec-
ond game. eleven innings).
Chicago, 4; St. Louis. 3.
Boston New York, postponed. rain.
other teams not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Hou0 the Fighters Size Up

OF proportions
men o he
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
National League

Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati, p
Chicago, 8; ST. Louis, s.
New York-Boston (both games
postponed, rain).
Brooklyn-Philadelphia, postponed,
rain.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Horse Sense.

Horse Horse Sense.
Prince Loree. double-gaited cham
pion of the world, now racing on the
Grand Circuit. uses human intellig-
ence in handling his legs.
Before a pacing race he saves his
pacing muscles by trotting back
from the bad break-away at the
start. and before trotting a race he
PAGES back.
This rests the muscles he is TO use
in the particular race ahead Of him.
Many other worid's champion
horses do the same. Single G, cham
pion PAGER. trots back from poor
starts. Dude Archdale, champion
trotter Of few years ago, used the
trick of pacing back from the mark.
Horse sense means common sense
to such horses.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
sotch Spirit

Scotch Spirit.
There is very little OF the Scotch
spirit in American athletes.
They want the doe-ray-me for
showing their athletic prowess.
There is a team OF Scotch profess
sional soccer players touring Canada
playing just for expenses.
The visitors came over here for
two reasons-their love OF the game
and to stimulate an interest in Soc
Ger.
This seems like poor business acu-
men to Americans who are STEPPED
in commercialsim.
But is III Americans kin the
fatted goose before IL is full grown.
The Scots fatten il up.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
National League

ToDAYs SCHEDULE
Evening journal., 1921-07-02

Advice TO slipping pitchers N
A hazardous affair
We note that those who do the best
Arc using mostly prayer
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24
Death of Col. Hume R Field.

The death of Col. Hume r. Field
took place at his residence on South
First street on Friday morning, June
II, 1921, at 2:30 O'Clock, after an
illness of several months, due to gem
eral debility and resulting in paraly-
sis few days before his demise.
+ Col. Field was born Sept. IL, 1894.
He was married at Pulaski, Tenn, in
1859 or 1860, TO Miss Henrietta
Rose, and to them eight children
were born, three of whom are living,
viz: Miss vallie Field, Union City;
Mrs. Rose Griffin, Little Rock, Ark;
Miss Julia Feild, Colorado Springs,
Colo. There was also an adopted son,
Vaughn Davis, now living. Mrs.
Feild passed away years ago.
The family located in Obion Coun-
ty six or seven years after the war,
residing for many years in Number
Four west of Rives. After the death
of Mrs. Field the Colonel located in
Union City and here he passed the re-
mainder of his life.
Colonel Field enlisted in a COM
pany which was organized at Pulas-
ki. He was elected captain. and this
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24

company was attached to the First
Tennessee regiment, of which Col.
George Nancy was commander until
May, 1852, when he was appointed
brigadier-genersl, Col. Field succeed
ing him in command by an almost
unanimous vote of the regiment.
"The story is told on him that
while he was captain he was ordered
to organize scouting party by a de-
tail from each company of the regi-
ment, and proceed to locate the en-
emy. In his search he did locate a
small scouting party of the enemy
and, drawing his Colts repeating RI
fe, charged upon them solitary and
alone, forgetting for the moment that
he was in command of company of
scouts.
One of the survivors of the regi-
ment, who had a minnie ball put
through his leg, relates the following
incident of the battle of Perryville,
KY. on the Sth of October, 1862:
Z Colonel Feild was in command of
the brigade. BY order of General
Polk, the regiment charged upon a
battery, but SO many of the men were
killed and wounded that the officer
in command deemed it advisable to
fall back and reform. The Colonel
had been informed of the condition
of his regiment by courier and, his
horse having been wounded, we saw
him come up on foot Just as it halted
to reform. He took his position in
front of his regiment and gave the
order: Right! Dress!" The regi-
ment dressed up in perfect order, as
pretty as We ever saw it on dress pa
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24
BLACK BAYOU DRAIN
AT REELFOOT LAKE
Investigation at Reelfoot Lake and
the Drainage Proposition.

4
The visit of State Game Warden,
Mr.. Williams, Representative s. r.
Bratton, Mr.. Fauntelroy of the Com
mercial Appeal, Mr.. Hugh Smith and
the county road supervisor, Mr..
Buchanan, discloses some facts re-
garding the draining of the lake not
generally understood.
Thomas Fauntelroy says 'Wheth-
er the temporary dam the State Game
Warden is throwing across Black
Bayou, the main outlet of Reelfoot
Lake, will stop the fall in the lake
that has been going on for several
weeks, is a mooted question. If, as
most people here think, the, bayou
and it's new drainage district is the
cause of the trouble, the dam ought
to stop it. If, as others think, the
fall is due largely to the recent five
weeks drought, the dam will relieve
the situation a little bit.
But above all, the dam will con-
vince the business men, sportsmen
and fishermen around here that the
State doesn't purpose to let Reelfoot
Lake be drained or damaged for the
benefit of private landowners.
"It is fact that there has been a
fall in Reelfoot Lake. Old fishermen
and hunters at Samburg say they
never knew the lake to be so low at
this season of the year. Some say
the lake is foot lower than it should
be; others say three"
1t is feared that should the lake
fall to much lower level land own
ers, especially at the uper end of the
lake, will be pushing their bound
aries to new water lines, and that
the old lake troubles will break out
afresh.
The fact is that the, State author
lied levee to be constructed at the
lower end of the lake. This spans
the lake from the Lake County side
across the lower end of the basin to
the Obion County side. Some time
after this a dredge was allowed to
ditch the lands below the lake and
carry the water into the Forked Deer
bottoms. This water was to be car
ried from the spillway which was
with and at the same
time the levee was built. But the
water was running from Black Bayou
into this ditch and draining the lake.
Black Bayou extends from the lake
down in the bottoms below the main
waters a short distance from the
spillway.
The contract for dredging was
made to include the closing up of the
drain thru Black Bayou, but for
some reason it was not done, and
hence the draining of the lake.
Now, there are a few interested
land owners at the lower end of the
lake, who, in the first place sought
protection from the overflow thru
this ditch connecting the land with
the spillway. But it is suggested that
hey are also interested in the fur
.her draining Of the lake and the fail
IRE of the dredge party to close up
he drain at Black Bayou.
Anyhow it is generally understood
hat it is practically impossible to
Train the lake, but enough water
nay be drained out to cause world |
If trouble and litigation and to de-
'troy the feeding ground for ducks.
tic. So the State is taking steps to
lose up this drain and put stop to
my further trouble at the lake.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24

|
rade. The Colonel then drew his
sword slowly from the scabbard, took
few PAGES backward up the hill,
and suddenly turning, said: Now,
boys. follow mel The boys followed
him and captured the battery
Many incidents of like nature are
told on the Colonel.
Colonel Field was known all over
the State as commanding officer
and fearless soldier. He was es-
teemed as a valuable citizen. For
some years he was engaged in farm
ing and often came to town to meet
his many friends, but seldom engaged
in Confederate reunions. He valued
his comrades, but had strong dis
taste for those who made false pro-
fessions.
Some years ago, however, Colonel
Feild was in a meeting in which he
was asked for a portrait to be pre-
sented to the Frank Cheatham Biv-
ouac. He consented and his portrait
is preserved in the Confederate quar-
ters at Nashville.
Services were held Saturday after
noon at the Methodist Church, con-
Quoted by the ministers and COM
rades. Interment was held at East
View Cemetery, with pail bearers as
follows: Enloe Chiles. Morris Miles,
c. N. Lannom, Pink Bennett, Fl. H.
White, Geo. Gibbs. The Confederate
veterans were present as honorary
pail bearers.
What's become of the old-fash-
ioned girl who couldn't go because
she had nothing to wear.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24

What's become of the old-fash-
ioned girl who couldn't go because
she had nothing to wear.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-24

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
LIGoNIU APRUPMIMAS.

VILKAVIsKIS, (Eltos k.
Prize Apskrities ligonin6s nuo
rugpiuGio l d veikia Americas
Raudonojo Kryziaus vaiku am
bulatorija. aVikams ligi Is me
tp medicines pagelba teikia-
ma dovanai. Pacientai pri-.
imami pirmadieniais, treciad.
ir penktadieniais nuo 10 iki II
valanda diena.
Be to, prize paminetos ligo-
mines, nuo rugsejo I q. bus
atidaryta (faktinai jau dabar
veikial akuserijos skyrius, kur
bus teikiama reikalinga pagels
ba moterims. Vargingesnems
moterims salygos bus palengs
vinamos.
Vilkaviskio apylinkes pile:
eiams-tems svaFbu tai zinoti.
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81 l mn mn ! j II lllI lGElIil4
NERyU0TI zMONES.

VILKAVISKIS, (Eltos k.l.
Rugp. 10 d. VilkaHSkio 1nies5
to tarybos pos6dy buvo svarss'
toma pereitais metals cia isi..
kurusios ir miesto tarybos sub
'sidijuojamos keturkleses mo-
kyklos klausimas. Bet, ka-
dangi ta mokykla lanke tik a.
pie 25 mokiniai, kuriu ir simet
nepadauges, If antra, jinai.
perejo q. U. ir valstybes tur-s
tQ ministerijos Union, todel
subsidijayimo klausimu -kilo
karstp gincq ir balsu daugu-
ma nutarta Siais mokslo me-
tais mineta mokykla nesubsi-
dijuoti. Del toxic nubalsavi-
mo miesto tarybos pirminin-
kas DR.. S. Matulaitis uzsiga-
vo ir pareiske atsisakas
nuo pirmininkavimo taryboje,
If isejo is posedzio.
Kitame miesto tarybos po-
sedy, rugp. 18 d. isrinktas nau.
jas tarybos pirmininkas, bu-
tent: gimnazijos mokytojas
Sakale - Puisys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
IS TAURAGES PADANGES.
TAURAGE, (Eltos Ky. Tau

TAURAGE, (Eltos k.). Tau;
RACES apskrities bendras -ze
mes plotas 220,29614 d., ne.
dirbamos 3387s4 d., valstybi
niQ miSkq plotas 1880 d.
ir privaGiq - 1925 d. 1920-21
darbo metals 10 valsGiu ziem-
kenciq rugiu buvo paseta g..
354 pudai, kvieciq 3,55534. p,
vasarinip rugip l,607 p, va
sariniq kvieciq 1861 p, mie-
zip = 22,731 p, avizp 65,4l5
p, grikiu - 9 p, vikiu 1854
p, peliuSzu = 1872 p, zirnip
baltQju 1,401 p, zirniu rainu-
.jq = 153175 p, misinio -
359 p, pupp mazQjq - so p,
pupQ turkiskQjQ 277 p,
bulvip = 169,639 p, linQ -
5,7S1 p, kanapiu 289 p.,. do
blu 689 p,, motiejukp = 791
pudas.
Suaugusiu vyrp Taurages
apskrity yra 1865, motenl
46,863, nepilnameciu Xxi 20
metu vyru 22,096, moterq 20,-
939, sveaimu pilieciQ vyru l.
173, moterl 1876.
Sios visos apskrities stats
tines zinios yra apytikres, bet
Wis delto nors ir tokios, daug
ka sake.
Berods java sejos triju val
sciq butent: BatokiQ, Skaui-
viles ir NaumiesGio ziniq ne
IA. Apskrities valdybai pa
minetp valsGiu jaw sejos Ii
niu patirti nebuvo galima.
zemes ploto zinios If yra la
bal abejotinos, mes dar IS olzu.
pacijos laikQ zmones tikras Ii
MAS slepia.
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BoLsEv1KAI NUoMUos
zEMES PLOTUS.
Puse darbininkp turi but
rusai.

GELSINGFORSAS, sp. 10,
= Nanjias bolSevikq valdzios
sugalvojamais plenais, visa is
dirbamoji Rusijoje zene pa
dalinama / iris rqsis: tirstai
apgyventi distriktai, plotai su
mazu skaitlium gyventojq II
pagaliau neapgyventi plotai.
Sovietq valdzia plenuoja
pirmosios rusies zemiu ne.
duoti jokiai nuomai, mes zeme
reikalinga gyventojams.
Teciau antrosios ir. trecio-
sios rQSiu zemes bolsevlkal
skaito valstybes savastimi. lr
ta zeme gales nuomuoti koo-
perativems draugijoms, vals-
tieGip organizations arha
vartotojQ draugijoms, ypae
kuomet tokios zem6s plotai y
ra arti miestQ.
Bet treciosios rQSies zemes
plotus bolSevikai nuonluos tik
privatiniams asmenims il
tai tik tokens, kurie irodys,
kad zemes eksplotavimui, tai
gi kulturinimui, turi uztekh-
mai kapitalo. Toki nuominin-
kai savo administracijq Sta
buose lures tur6ti 25 nuosim-
GGius rusu, gi darbininkQ tar
pc 50 nuoSimciQ rusq.
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Centra|6 Europa Cali SusIauktl
DviejQ karaIiQ
Berlyno Valdzia Imasi Priemo-
niu Prizes ta Suokalbi

los premieras kahr, kurs pre-
mieraudamas visas laikas buFo
nesutikime su nacionale Woke
tiios valdzia Berlyne. Jis sto-
VETO az Bavarijos nepriklaa-
Somybe.
Taigi Berlyno valdzios pasi-
darbavimu .jis buvo paSalln-
tas is tos vietos. siandieninis
BavariioS premieraS stiprlal
stow uz nepadalinama Woke
tia il NJ Vokietijos federuo-
tQ respublikQ.
Austrijoje gi su vakarlne un-
gariia kitoks pad6jimas. Te-
mai monarchistai turi lablau
liuosesnes rankas. Pranesta,
kad iie ten turi jan paruoSe,
10000 kariuomen6s, kun kaS
moneutas gall but paSaukta
veikti.
Taipat kas kiekviena diena
tenai laukiama buvusio Aus
triios imperatoriaus prokla-
inaciia.
GalimaS daiktas, kad vlenur
IL kitur bus isteigtos monar-
lhiios. II jei tas ivyks, ais
kiai bus zinoma, keno tai tas
darbas. Nes yra galingQ emo
niu. kuriems rupi suskaldyTl
VokietiiQ. Kuomet atslskirtV
nuo Vokietijos Bavaria, butQ
progos atsimesti il kitoms val
StybGmS.
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sAUKIA PAGELBoS BA-
DAUJANTIEMS RUSAMS.
Tuojaus reikalinga 10 milionu
dol.

LONDONAS, spal. 10. -
Cia viesi tarptautinio Raudo-
nojo Kryziaus pashrtas komi-
sionierius badaujanciq rusQ
reikalais, DR.. Nansen.
LaikrasGiui Daily Herald
jis pranese, kad pirm Kaledq
butinai reikia gauti apie 10
milionQ doleriu badaujanciq
selpimui. Kitaip nuo bado
zus 10 milionu rusQ.
"Tikrai apgailetinas daik-
tas," sake Nansen, "jei Ar
gentina savo. jaw perteklius
kakaliuose kurena, Amerikos
kvieGiai pqsta svirnuose, gi
Kanada savo kornu neturi kur
deti, kad tue tarpu Rusijoje
milionai zmoniu turi mirti ba-
du."
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'BoLlsEV1KAI STEIGS MIL
zINIsKA BANKA.
Kapitalas bus trys trilionai.

MASKVA, spal. 10. : Ru-
sijjos sovietq vyriausoji koml-
sarp taryba sprendzia steigtl
Rusijos valstyb6s banka, kuri
.kontroliuos pinigu apyvarta II
mainyba, skolins pinigq indu-
strijp il ukio prapletimui, tai
pat pirklybai,
Tos bankos kapitalas busiqs
trys trilionai rubliu arbas 10
milionp aulSsiniu rubliQ.
Tuo tikslu trumpoj ateity
Gia bus paskelbtas Lenino dek-
retas, kuriame bus isaiskinta
visos simultaneous. Lygiai bus
irodyta, kad dideles bankos
gall but palaikomos ir kontro-
liuoiamos be burzuju ir dide-
'liu industrialistQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10

BERLYNAS, spaliQ IL.
SuSekta, kad monarchlstaI
galvatrukciais darbuojasi cen
tralin4ie EuropOje atgalVlnu
dvi atskirias mOnarehDaS, /
kurias turi but paSaukti du
karaliai. Tai BavarijOs Witt
Iesbachp if HabsbrgQ dnaS-
tijoS.
WittlesbachQ dinastijoS sos
to laukia buves Bavarijos sos
to ip6dinis. HabsbmgQ dinaS-
tiios - buves AuStrijoS M
peratoriuS.
Pirmajai monarehiiai mo-
narchistai darbuojaSi suiungti
Tyroliu su Bavaria. AntrQJal
- Austria Su Eaklfllie | IL
garija.
Kaip vienuE~ taip kitur mo-
narchistai smarkiai darbuoJ&-
81. Tyroliuje If Bavarijoje tam
tikSlui baigiama ruoSti dirva.
BerIyno valdzia imasi priemo-
niu. kad pakilusiQ BavariJo-
ie revoliucijQ tinkamuoju lai-
ku butQ galima uzslopinti.
Su BerIyno valdzia bendral
veikia patti Siandienind Bava-
rios valdzia. Nors mOnarchl-
stu vadai nevarzomi II nea-
reStuoiami, bet jie kiekviena-
me in zingsny sekioiomi.
Tarpe monarchistQ vadu yra
ir nesenai dar buveS Bavarl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
PRALosE BYLA.

Chicagos priemies6io Oak
Park pilieciai reikalavo, kad
pieno isveziojimo kompanijos
savo vezimq ratams par:upin-
tn guminius lankus. Mes ten
yezimai naktimis perdaug bar
Ska gatvese.
Kompanija nepaklause. Tas
reikalas pavestas teismui. Pi-
lieeip reikalavimas atmestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
Bado plotuose.

Kazaniuie, kur skaitosi ,ba-
90 palieStQ plotQ centraS, jlS
tikras baisenybes. Dl-
deli plotai bado i$naikintl,
Kai-kur nei vieno zmogauS.
Gyventojai arba iSmire arba
iSb3gioje. VaikQ maza dalls
like. Ir tie pusgyvi.
Didziausiuose ukiuOse, ko-
kius jam teko matyti, visus
javu derlius calcium sukrau,
ii yienan >kanados ukio VEIL
man. Tai nepaprastos kait-
ros pasekm6s.
Visur pakeliais sutinkama
stdinGiQ zmoniQ. Vieni tik al
manavimai. Nors badauja, bet
jie nepasisavins jokio svetl-
mo maisto. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
LIETUVIU LATYIU MEMO
PARODA PARYzIUJE.

Lietuviq Memo Kurejq Dr.
jos Plastikq sekcija jau ga
lutinai nusprend6 1922 M. ru-
deni drauge su latviais iren-
gti memo paroda: Paryziuje.
Tas darbas nera lepgvas, tai
ne pirsto pamojimu visa sto-
jasi. Reikia rumu ir reikia SUI
sftvarkymo bel prisirengimo
su kuriniais. Juo labiau tai
sunku susidoroti su M. *.
Ciurlionies Ikuriniais. Oar lig-
siol jie sud6ti kampuose tebe-
stow: nepataisyti, neapserge-
tt nuo tolimesnio ju nykimo,
nes Ciurlionies kuriniq spal-
vos yra labai jautrios, juos
reikalinga hermetiskai aptai-
syti. Teeiau reikia tiketi, jog
Paryziaus memo parodai su
visomis galimomis pastango-
mis- jie bus sudoroti. Anks-
Giau, nesant. buto memo ru-
mans steigti, 6iurlionies pa
veikslu mes niekur nepama-
Ftysime. selm. D.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-10
ANGLEKASIAI ATMETA
PAsIULYMA.

WASHINGTON, spal. 10.
Prezidentas Hardingas darba-
vosi, idant anglekasiu orga-
nizacija su kasyklq kompani-
jomis padarytu kokiam laikui
sutafti "nestreikuoti, " kuomet
.ateity bus keliamas uzmokes-
nio klausimas.
Anglekasiu virsaieiai su
tuom nesutiko.