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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. MacLean, Minister.

N % IFIINIINuH' IIIIIIDNNIs
Service next Sunday morning at
1900 o'clock. The pastor will preach
and the Senior choir will furnish the
music.
Sunday School at 1900 noon.
At the evening service the subject
will be THE Supreme Duty of Our
Country" Song service led by Choir
us and orchestra.
Epworth Leaghe at 7:15 p. m,
Service at Andrews school house at
q d. M. Sunday School at 900.
The Camp Meeting at ST. Lawrence
will open Wednesday. July 6. On
Sunday the 10th and nth the morn
ing services and Sunday School will
be held as usual. There will be no
evening service on those days.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and help
during the sickness and death of our
dear son. Also for the floral offer
'ings; especially thank the pa~ll-bearers
who so carefully laid away their
classmate.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Scott,
IDiQ Scott
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30

If there is anything wrong with
your lungs. heart, stomach, liver, kid
neys or any other part Of the body,
you may be sure that 1t Is due TO a
lack of life force going to these parts
owing to nerve pressure. See our Ad.
Hughes & Hughes.
80 ChiTopractors.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30

The death of Hans Hagen occurred
Sunday, June Goth at his home ear
st. Lawrence. His death was caused
by pneumonia. He was sc years OF
age, and is survived by ten children.
Funeral services were held Tuesday.
and burial made in the ST. Lawrence
cemetery.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30

A force of men started work on the
big bowery dance pavilion Monday.
They expect TO complete it by Satur-
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30

Our big vault is a good place Tor
your Liberty Bonds and valuable pa.
pers Citizens State Bank.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Miss Vera Furman returned last
week from Mitchell, where she has
been attending school.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30

Dorothea Halbig returned Sunday
Vermillion where she has been
attending the State University.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
2O% Lower Prices

The Goodrich price reduction
which took effect May End was
without reservation. Ii included
Silvertowns together with Good
rich Fabric tires and Goodrich Red
and Gray inner tubes
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13

question. If we were to distribute Is
per cent Of the total tax among the
whole people as consumptive tax,
this would amount to less than $40
per capita, or $50 per family. The
other IS per cent of the total taxation
burden would be borne by less than "
Of per cent Of the people; that is,
those who have large incomes. 1t
might be fairer to reduce the con-
sumptive tax to 10 per cent of the
total; thus making the average bur-
den per family $40 per year, although
this sum seems small!
So far as the twelve proposed new
taxes, which were listed by Mr.. Greg
DRY in the publicity which was sent
out, wish to assure you that the mat
ter was one of information and not of
adopted policy. Any rumor that we
favor repeal of the Excess Profits tax
is pure bunk" It may be advisable
to readjust some of the present brack-
cts, but the tax must remain until
some other means is devised to meet
our national expenditure without vio-
lation of the first, and second and
fourth of the above named principles.
And that will not be soon.
n am sending you under separate
cover an address made by Mr.. Nc
Kenzie at Indianapolis, Dec. 9Th, to-
gether with the resolutions of the AM
erican Farm Bureau Federation adopt
ed at our annual convention. These,
as you will note, are mimeographed
copies and subject to minor editorial
corrections, but are released for what
ever use you may care to make of
them.
| will be glad to hear from you fur
ther regarding this very important
work. I assure you we have no other
purpose than to fairly serve the farm
ers Of the country, and through that
service to the farmers to assist the
whole people.
We are always more than glad to
receive suggestions and constructive
criticism.
With best wishes for the New
Year, am,
Yours very truly,
American Farm Bureau Federation
j. w. Howard, President.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13

past SO years hasn't had square deal.
The calling has been regarded as me-
NAL and no information Of an anthem
tic nature in regard to the cost of pro-
duction was presented to the public.
The American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, it seems to me, is the great hope
Of fast declining agriculture. Thru
this agency production cost will be
presented to all, and the farm will
show a production cost below which
farmers cannot sell.
Secondly, agriculture will come to
it's own, and be recognized as a great
calling-the greatest Of all in Amer
icai Thirdly, it will stay that dan
gerous and deplorable condition now
prevailing of the title Of the soil pass
ing from the tiller into the hands Of
those who do not till. Lastly, it will
hold the boys and girls on the farm
and build happy American homes"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13
WARD COUNTY FARM BUREAU
WITH OVER 900 MEMBERS WILL
Be COMPLETELY REORCANIZED

concentration in the hands Of the few
These have been the cardinal prip-
ciples upon which Mr.. Mckenzie had
worked thruout the summer. Against
him in the beginning were fourteen
men, who were determined to repeal
the excess profits tax, and in its stead
substitute some form of taxation
which would transfer at least 80 per
cent of the burden to the ultimate con-
sumer.
The American Farm Bureau, thru
Mr.. Mckenzie, has been in contact
during these months with number of
the best authorities on taxation in
this and other countries, and we have
not changed our opinions regarding
the four above mentioned basic prin-
ciples.
AS result Of the work of the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board
Committee, a tentative report was
made in October. That is the report
concerning which Mr.. Gregory's arti-
Gle was sent out. 1t was merely re
port of progress and not of finality.
After three days discussion the tenta-
tive report was not adopted, but the
COlfllilllJee was instructed 10 1ufCHeI
consider the matter and issue a final
report, which understand is now in
the hands of the printers. This final
report will be followed by another
conference called by the National In
dustrial Conference Board, which may
accept or reject. or amend the report
| do not know the exact date Of this
final conference, but Mr.. Mckenzie
and myself will both attempt to be
present and enter into the discussions.
We will give them clearly to under
stand that we will not be a party to
this report if in any sense it does not
conform to our original four PROPOSE
tions.
My own personal idea is that even
% per cent of the entire tax Of the
country is too much to be raised as a
consumptive tax. Probably 10 per
cent would be nearer fair proper
ton. 1t is necessary to draw the line
somewhere. When we consider that
less than V Of per cent Of the peo-
pie have incomes sufficiently large so
that they would be called upon for
anything other than the consmuptive
tax, it puts different aspect on the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13

The Ward County Farm Bureau
Membership Campaign came to sue
cessful close Saturday, evening, Dec.
18th, with a total membership Of OF
This was not as high as the Executive
Board expected it would be, but the
development of the stringent financial
conditions Of the county made It ex-
ceedingly hard for number Of farm
ers who were thoroughly in sympathy
with the Farm Bureau movement, to
join. Ward county is the first county
in the state to complete its member
ship campaign and join the North Da-
kota State Farm Bureau Federation.
The sentiment turnout the county
was unanimously in favor of the Farm
Bureau and it was predicted by the
solicitors that within the next year
practically all the farmers will become
member of the Farm Bureau.
Fifteen meetings were held thruout
the county with an estimated attend
ance of $500, giving the majority
of the farmers an opportunity to learn
the plan of the Farm Bureau. AT
these meetings farmers were very en-
thusiastic in their support of the
movement and urged that strenuous
soliciting campaign be put on. Eleven
solicitors followed the meetings and
most every township in the county
was thoroughly canvassed, giving ev-
cry farmer chance to become men,
Der.
A great deal of credit is due the
men who worked as solicitors and
their efforts should be appreciated by
every farmer in the county. These
men worked hard to put on success
full campaign in Ward county and have
become so enthusiastic over the farm
bureau that they declare their work
is not done until every farmer in
Ward county becomes a member.
The organization will continue, and
meetings will be held in communities
to elect committeeman or directors
and the work of the Farm Bureau will
be placed in the hands of the farmers.
The farmers should realize that the
success Of this organization rests with
them, and they should take the init
alive in putting this organization on
firm basis and developing within the
county program Of work which will
reach every farmer in the county.
The Ward County Farm Bureau will
be affiliated with the North Dakota
Farm Bureau Federation and the
American Farm Bureau Federation. It
will work in cooperation with the
State Extension Department and the
United States Department of Agri-
culture.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13
PRES. HOWARD ON
FEDERAL TAXATION

A number Of members of the Ward
County Farm Bureau and farmers OF
Ward County have been in doubt in re.
gard to the attitude of the American
Farm Bureau Federation on Federal
taxation and their relation with the
National Industrial Conference Board
in endorsing the schedule Of taxation
proposed by that board,
The following letter from President
Howard Of the American Farm Blu
reau Federation written to the Editor
of the Nonpartisan Leader, clearly
sets forth the position of the American
Farm Bureau Federation in regard to
Federal taxes and is conclusive proof
that the Farm Bureau does not seek
to saddle the burden Of the taxes on
the farmer or any one class.
Dec. 3rd, 1920.
Mr.. Oliver S. Morris,
Editor Nonpartisan Leader,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Mr.sMorris:
| have your letter Of the 21st in
which you express disappointment that
my letter of the 18th, explaining the
attitude Of the American Farm Bureau
Federation on Federal Taxation and
its relationship with the National
Industrial Conference Board, was not
released
1t was not that objected to the
use Of the substance of the letter, but
rather that it was very hastily die
tated, that stipulated it was not to
be used for publication purposes.
Last April learned the National
Industrial Conference Board, which is
one of the big associations Of organic
ed business, was formulating COM
mittee. for the study of Federal Tax
alton. The farmer, Of course, pays a
considerable amount of Federal taxes,
and produces the basic materials of all
our national wealth upon which taxes
are levied. suggested to the Nation
al Industrial Conference Board that if
they were properly considering FEEDER
al taxation from real national view /,
point that agriculture must be con-
sidered. They, in turn, invited me to
name one representative on their COM
mittee Of fifteen. l did so, with the
understanding that the findings Of the
committee should in no sense be bind
ing upon the American Farm Bureau
Federation.
The man ] selected was Mr.. H. G..
Mckenzie Of Walton, New York. Mr..
Mckenzie is q genuine farmer, pos
sessed Of very keen and analytical
mind, and with a considerable fund
Of information regarding national af-
& fairs. He is q man Of pleasing person
atty and public address, and an ear
nest advocate of whatever principles
he believes to be right.
Mr.. Mckenzie has given nearly the
entire summer to the work Of this
committee. He started with four
basic principles in mind. These prin-
ciples are as follows:
LIST. The true measure Of any mans
ability to pay taxes must be based
upon his actual income. , Y
End. The larger the mans income,
the higher the rate Of taxation he
should pay. |.
Ord. Every citizen should have
some part in the support Of the Gov
erNment; hence, the necessity for some
degree 81 consumption tax.
zth. In levying taxes the aim
SHOULD be toward distribution Of
wealth toward the many and not it,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13
COmmandery Officers Installed

The following officers Of DeMolaS
Commandery No. 10, K. T., were in.
stalled at the Masonic Temple Monday
evening, James johnson acting as the
installing officer and E. S. Person as
the marshal:
Fred V. Dale, Eminent Commander
Frederick l.. Meservey, Captain
General.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13

r. W. Pence, Generalissimo, and a
d. MCDANIEL, Elk. Prelate, who were
absent from the city, will be installed
later. A. d. Hagenstein, Recorder,
and H. +. Byorum, treasurer, are hold
overs,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13

Frank w. Youngman, Senior War
den.
Norman Ellison, Junior Warden.
G. d .Colcord, Warder.
Gustav Huss, Sword Bearer.
Geo. Kirkpatrick, Sentinel.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13
AGRICULTURE'S LAST
HOPE--FARM BUREAU

Usher l.. Burdick, we'll known live
stock man of Williston who was elect
ed president at the temporary organ
ization meeting Of the North Dakota
Farm Bureau Federation, has issued
the following statement:
agriculture in America during the
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
zMONoS TURF KLAUsYTI
SAvO VYRU.
W tai stow Prancuzijos Sc
natas.

Paryzius, Vas. %. - Uzva.
kar PrancuzQ senatas atmetf
senatoriaus Martin paduota
rezoliuciiQ, kad is Prancuzi-
jos bausminiQ istatymQ pasa-
Init tq 213 Napoleono laikais
.pad6ta posma:
"Vyras turf globoti savo
zmonq, gi zmona turi klausy-
Ii savo vyro.''
Senatorius Martin savo pa
duotoje >rezoliucijoie argumen-
tavo, kad Siandie moterys tu-
ri Iygias teises 81 vyrais po-
litikoje, tad If moterystes ry-
Siuose turf but lygios teis6s.
Kai-kurie senatorial, 10 tq
rezoliuciiq pavadino bolSevi->
kline, priesinga ~>istatymams,
tvarkai il net paeiai prigim-
ciai. Po trumpQ diskusijQ at
mesta rezoliucija,
Pagal Prancuzijos istaty-
mQ, moteriSke neturi teises
apsivesti be t6vQ, arba globe
iQ leidimo. Taippat negali par
duoti personal6s nuosavybes.
Vyras turi steise kolektuoti
savpzmonos uzdarbi. Be vyro
sutikimo zmona negali gauti
pasporto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23

line j dvi partiji: monarchis-
tine il Ipriesmonarchistine.
Pietine Vokietija, isemus Ike
lis industrijinius ceHtrus, yra
monarchistine. Vidurire Vo-
kietija priesmonarchistine.
Siaurine. Vokietija, isemus
Berlyna, Hanoveri, Hambur-
ga, Bremena il .kitS viena ar
du miestu, stow uz monarchi-
ja. Tuo tarpu Mecklenbufg,
Pomerania>ir vakarine r Fy-
tine, Prussia skaitosi tiesiog
reakcijinemis, tarytum, Berly-
ne Wis daA butQ tas pat kali
zeris Wilhelmas Antrasis.
Vokietijos monarchistai dar-
buojasi neatlaidziai If jie turl
vilties sugrazinti saliai monar-
chija. Karta jienns nepavyko
sugriaufi dabartines valdziQs,
Sakosi, nebuye kaip reikiant
prisirenge. Bet antruoju kar-
.tu, sako,- jau busia kitaip. z
Monarchistq j partijos w
riausiais vadais skaitosi Hin
denburg, Llldendorff, Macke-
nsen II Hoffman.
siandienine Vokieeiu yal,
dzia labai nestipri. Ir todel
nestebetina bus, iei truinpol
.ateityj j bus pakeista kita.
Kodel ne, jei zmones to nori.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
is is A1R1y zUvo KovoJE.
Anglai atrado pasleptos anu
nicijos.

Cork, Airja, Vas. %. 13
Airip qukauta il 8 suirnta j
vykusiame susiremime su An
glais Sitoj apsllrity, anot of
cijalio Anglp praneSimo. Is
paimtQ /trys suzeisti. -
Spejama, kad tai busiantis
pirmasis toks skaudus Al
riams pralaimejimas mpSyje
su Ang1ais.
Be to- sitoj pdcioj apskrity
xaRmais Middleton burys An
glp buvo uzpultas civiliq is
vienQ namu.
Po smarkaus apslsaudymo
civiiai pagaliau buvo isblas-
,kyti. Pazeistas vienas Anglu
kareivis.
Namuose atlikta llrata. At
rasta pafleptos amunicijos II
ginkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
I 6 MENESIUS GYVENIMAs
BUs1As PIGEsNIs.
Bet negali but kalbos apie
prieSkarini piguma.

Philadelphia, Pa, Vas. 2l.-
Naciional6 Industrijine tary-
ba ~Gia turtjo konferencijq'
Konferencijos metu buvo aus
kinama;~kad uz keletos ,metQ
gyvenimas Suv. Valstijose at
pigsias ligi 40 nuos. daugiau
TO, kaip yra buve pirm karo
1914 metals.
Gyvenimo brangumas augs-
GGiausiq laipsni buvo pasiekes
Liepos men, 1920 m. Buvo
106 nuoS. augSSGciau M 1914 me
tus.
Siandie stow IS nuos. aug
Sciau. Gi uH kokiQ> sesiq me-
neSiu tas nuoSHmtis nudribs
ligi 65 ar 60.
Taigi, prieskariniQ kainq il
prieSkarinio pigaus. gyvenimo
vargiai kuomet nors bus su-
lauktaA
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
DAUG DARBUoJAs1 vo-
KIETIJos MoNARCH1sTAI
Taippat prizes socijalistus vej
kia if komunistai. 4

Berlynas, Vas. %. Sian:
die >Vokietiioje yra kur-kas
daugiau tikincip j monarchi-
ja, il palanldQ sostui negu
pirm poros metQ, kuomet bu-
We panaikintas kaizerio vies-
patavimas.
svarbiapsiojji sito apsireis-
kimo priezastis, tai didis ne
pasienkinimas dabartine So
cijalistq valdzia. Sta valdzia
nepatenkinti ne tik monar-
chistai, bet il kairieji soci-
ialistai arba radikalai.
Bet prieSingqjq monarchi-
jai zmonip yra kgr-kas dapp-
giau vokieaiu0se. Tx visas
vargas tame, kads jie SURE,
neturi reikianlos vienybes.
Tuo tarpu monarchistai yra
stipriai, susiorganizave. Ju
tarpan ineina daugiiaasia mi
litariniai zmones. Ju propa
ganda stipri.
Tieslog pasakius, Siandie
Vokietijos gyventojai lpasida-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
NENORIMA VIESAI SKEL
BTT NUTARIMU.
sveicarija nepatenkinusi T.
Sajungos.

Paryzius, Vas. .. - Petit
Luxembourg rumuOse vakar Sc
>siion suSirinko TautQ SQJun-
gos-taryba. Pirmininkaula pa
tsai tarybos pirmininkas, Bra
zilijos ambaSadoriuS Prancuzl,
iai DR.. GaStOa da Cunha.
Tarybon iSnaujo paskirti ke-
turf nariai is Sarre Honio val,
domosios komisijoS, kurlems
laikas taryboje buvO paslba-
ges- Tie nariai yra: NJ. Rault,
komisijoS pirminmkaS. Pran-
cuzijos; maioras Lambert,
Belgiios; grafas de Moltke
Hvidtfeidt, DanijOS; Il. ID.
Waugh. KanadOs.
viesojo skelbimo klausimas.
Nutarta pakvieSti TautQ Sq-
iungos tarybon atstovus Vo-
kietiios, Ungarijos II EkFsflo-
rio. Nes Tautu SQjungos Su-
vaziavimaS Genevoje buvO nu-
sprendes, kad taryboje daily
vautu atstovai viSQ interesno-
tn valstyhiQ.
Popietiniame tarybos susl-
rinkime pakelta klauSimas a
pie. vieSqii skeGbima tarybos
nuSprendimu. Plnai isvystyta
opozicija uz skelbimq visko'
kaip buyo reikalaujama rezo-
liucijose, paduotose Genevos
suvaziavime.
Visa ellie klausimu.
sitoie taryboS sesijoje bus
aptariama visa ellie klausimq,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
Graikai laikosi sutarties.

Visi tie premjerQ sprendl-
mai reiskia, kad Turkijos tai,
kos sutartyje bus padarytoS
atmainos, nors pirmiau aiskla'
buvo skelbiama, jog Anglia
esanti preSinga atmainoms.
Graikijos atstovai savo ke'
liu intikina- talkininkus, kad
Graikija nusprendusi laikyties
taikos sutarties If darbuoties
kad jos salygos butQ pilnai
pildomos.
Prancuzijos premjeras be KIT
-ko tvirtina, kad PrancuzlJa
priziur6sianti, idant sutartiS
$u Vokietija butQ pildoma, il
kad Vokietija duotu pilna at,
lyginima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
GAL S. v. IsIGYs vAKARI-
MES 1NDIJAss

Washington, Vas. %. = sia
sa7aite senate bus svarstoma,
ar kartais nuo Anglijos nelsi-
gyti Vakarp Indiju. Gal bus
paduotas Anglijai pasiplymas.
Jei Anglia sutiktu parduoti,
tad atsiskaitytq skolas, kuriQ
il kalta Suv. Valstijoms dau-
giau-4, miliiardp dol. Tai bu-
tn geriausia priemone atgau-
ii skolas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
Paryzziiujje Susiriinko TautQ
Sajungos TarYba
Bus Aptariamas If Vilniaus Plebiscito
Klausimas

kaip tai Danzigo, ArmenlJos
If plebiscitol Vilniaus srlty
Podraug bus aptariamas klau
simas gelbati Armenia.
Taryba apsvarstys iris svar'
besniuosius TautQ SMungoS
konstituciiai Paduotus prieduS
(amendmentuS). Tie prieda1
buvo paduoti Genevos suvazla
vine. ,Jie yra:>
l. Is TautQ Sqjungos kons'
tuciios visai praSalinti 10 skir,
sniu.
,. Priimti Sqjmgon visas
tautas If Sails, kurloS tlk pa
geidauja priguieti. ...
3. Tarybon nariai turi bat
renkami abelnajame TautQ
SqjungoS suvaziayime.
Manoma baigti Kovo 8 d.
Kalbama. kad tarybOS sesi-
ia cia pasibaigs Kovo'3 d. Mes
ligi toS dienOs bus SuSpeta ap-
tarti visuS svarbcsniuoslus rel
kaluS. I
RaSi, Siandie ar rytoj tary-
ba aptars Sveicariios pastel
gima. Ia Sails nesutiko per
savo teritorija praleiSti Tautp
Saiungos siunciamos karuome.
nes plebiscitan VilniauS SRI
ty, Liethvoje. \
NOrS tOkSal SNelcarlJoS Pd-
sielgimas, pareiskiama prane-
Slime, nepadares intakos ! per
k6lima tarybos sesijos is Gene
vos Paryziun, viSgi viena ma
rvs iSreiSkes nenorQ keliautl
Genevon.
Sitoje sesijoje bus aptaria-
mas tad klausimas aple nuke
lima FautQ Sajungos tarybos
s6dvbos is Genevos kitur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
PRIZES IsBEGANT GROBIA
LIETUvoS TURTA.

Gautomis ziniopis, Lenkai
iau issarde visus siauruosius
gelezinkelius jQ okupuotame
Lietuvos plote, isvezdami me-
dziaga i Lenkija, dabaripra=
dejo ardyti If yezti platqji ge-
lezinkeli, nuimdami begius Ig-
nalinio stoties ruozte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
REIEALINGAs VlSy LIE
TUvly DARBAS.
(Lietuyos Informacijos Biuro
PraneSimas).

PraneSimas).
: Del Lietnyos nepriklauso-
mybes sventas Liethvos Atsto-
vybe Amerilloje Vasario l6
diena yra pasiuntusi Lietuyoss
Uzsienio Reikalq Mi
nisterio J. Pprickio varda to-
kia kablegrama:
"Visose Lietuviu kofoni-
jose apvaiksciejama nepri-
klausomybes svente. Ameri-
kos Lietuviai duosniai au-
kauja Lietuvos Gynimo Ko-
mitetui, kad atvadavus Sos
tine Vilniu Lietuvos Rytus
is Lenku okupacijos. Inta-
kingas Americas veikejas
advokatas McAdoo is prize
castles musu nepriklausomy-
bes yra inteikes platu me-
moriala State departamen-
tut ir nuo saves indejes lai-
lrasciuose atsisaukima rel
kafaudams, kad neatideio-'
jant butu Lietuva pripa1n-
ia, mes tik tuo keliu Lietu-
viu tauta gall but apsaugo-
ia nuo Rusu-Lenku invazi-
jos. Prasoma suteikti nuo
Lietuvos Misijos ir Atstovy-
bes nariu pasveikinima Val
stybes Prezidentui Stulgins-
: kiui, Seimo narianls, Kabi-
netui, Karuomenei.
Vasario 19 diena valdzios
vardu nuo J. Purfckio yra
gautas toks atsalxEmas:
"Aciu Misijai ir Atstovy-
bel W pasveikinimus. Pas
! veikinimus Prezidentui, Sci
mui ir Karuomenei. Pranes-
kit Amerikos Lietuviams,
kad valdzia nei kick neabe-
joja, kad Lietu4os Rytai su
ViIniumi bus atgauti, kad
tai greiciau ivyktq reikalin-
gas patvarus ir suvienytas
) visu Lietuviu darbas, Val
dziai yadovaujant. Ameri-
kos Lietuyiai, kurie daugiau
sia padejo Lietuvos valsty-
be sukurti, tuopat uolunau
pades ,iiai stipreti.
Purickis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
VAGILIAMS TEKES MIL
JONAS GROBIO.

Toledo, o., Vas. %. - Pra.
eta sa7aite Gia keletas plesi,
ky pagrobe pastos automobi-
liq, prikrauta maisais su stun
tiniais. Pakiles gandas, kad
plaSikams tekes milijono dole
riQ- grobis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-23
.kARO PADET|S UNGARI.
JOJE.

Vienna, Vas. 2. Del CRU
generalio darbininkQ
streiko visoj Ungarijoj paskel-
bta Nkaro pad6tis.
-Ungarijoje iStatymais w
drausta darbininkams strei-
kuoti. Svarbesnese vietose SUI
traukta karuomene.
Ivesta astri cenzura spau-
dai.
pTATTNKTTE unRAIIGAn -