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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14

| We are about to celebrate Fathers Day,
and on the nineteeth of June, everyone is
requested to pin rose on their breasts, to
commemorat~ the fact that they have a father
or near-f&ther, or had father.
| We don't hear so much about fathers as
we do about mothers. Somehow, father has
not got himself press ACCENTED to the extent
that mother has There hasn't been so much
sob stuff written about a fathers love, and
fathers sacrifice, and father keeping the
home fires burning, as there has been about
mother; but none the less the Old Man de-
livers the goods, even If Mother does get the
spotlight
1t is good idea to celebrate Fathers Day
for two reasons. First, because 1t Will call TO
the attention of lot of men a fact which tney
have forgotten. Which fact is, that they are
fathers, and have an equal share in their
children with mother. Most men act as II
their children belonged exclusively to their
wives, and they had no responsibility what
ever in the rearing of their progeny. This Is
a great mistake Bringing up family is a
two-handed job that takes the combined brains
and backbone Of man and woman. Neither
one can turn out a successful job alone, ana
when man ducks his share of the work, and
shunts it all on his wife, things are pretty
sure to be ,adly bungled.
If you will look over the families of your
acquaintance. in which the children have
turned out badly, where the boys grew up
AHoSAR"SSN'
and the girls silly, self-centered, selfish, vast
ers and spenders, you will find that in almost
every case the children were to all intents and
purposes fatherless.
There was human machine that they
called by that name, but he was too busy
making money, too much absorbed in his own
affairs, to take any interest in them, or to
get acquainted with them or guide or con-
troll them, and so they missed the steadying
hand of a father on the reins, and their
mother wasn't strong enough to hold them.
and they bolted and went to smash
can't remember a single case of a prod1-
gal son or daughter who had father who
chummed with him or her, can you? So it's
a good thing to observe Fathers Day, be-
cause it will make lot of men have heart
to-heart session with themselves, In which
they will ask themselves whether their chill
dren are entitled to put any pep into the oc-
casion.
It is good to celebrate Fathers Day because
it will impress on children the debt of graft
tude they owe to the patient accomplishing
beast of burden who tolls so silently, year in
| and year out, that they may be fed and cloth
ed, and go to college, and wear fine clothes,
and travel, and have million luxuries and
indugences that he never .had, and never as
pires to have.
We teach the young to revere heroes, and
it is well to set before their imaginations the
men and women who have done great deeds
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14
Ch;caoo's Rebuke to THOMPSON

-HE a1l-decisive blow dealt the attempt
of Chicagos mayor to corrupt and con-
troll that city's judiciary brings reJolc-
ing everywhere to friends Of clean govern
lasnt and true Americapism. The issue on
wnrcn the voters have spoken in oVerWhelm-
ing terms has been stated tersely and without
political bias in this wise: Judges who, prlz-
ing their honor above reward, have made de-
cisions which were unWelcOme to Mayor
Thompsons machine have been receiving notl-
fication that they need not expect renomlna-
ton. Finally the Thompson organization de-
cided not merely to fight judges who had
given conspicuous evidence of their impartial
ity, but to try to fill every one OF the TWEEN
ty nlaces in the Circuit court of Cook county
with one of it's creatures"
To this audacious and sinister challenge
the communitys patriotism replied with a
coalition campaign in which Democrats, Re
publicans and right-minded citizens OF all
parties joined forces in support OF the Judges
who had refused to be blandished or inttmi-
dated. The result Of the election is defeat
OF the Thompson ticket by some fifty thousand
votes. Thus does the whirligig of time br1n
in it's revenges to a mayor whose boast 1t
was during the World War that he n"eSio0
over the largest pro-Prussian constituency in
America and whose gen eral demeanor in those
stressful days was such as to shame the city
and affront the nation.
To that odious story he added a record
of gang rule beside which Tammany's Wors
Is model of good government. Whether his
rebuke in the recent election presages his
overthrow is not easy to predict; certainly
however. it evidences quickening and pow
or Of civic conscience that augur well.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14
Is Hun1or Fun,uier No1O?
humor today funnier than it used to be?

II
The question: no doubt, is one of those
futile ones that could be argued end
lessly without getting anywhere, Just as dis
cussions of morality today versus morality
yesterday, or health today versus health in
grandfather's time, never seem to get any
where. Yet>it offers opportunity for interest
ing comparisons; one imagines that such
sages as Eskew Arp, Of Tarkingtons Canaan,
and his associates in debate might wax elo-
quent on the subject for hours at a stretch
For instance, Mr.. Edisons questiennare re-
Gently has furnished endless material for
humor There Is not a newspaper para
grapher, not column conductor not a pro-
fessional humorist of any description who
has not had his Luip at Edison's expense.
Generally their wit has taken the form of a
QUESTIONABLE Of their own, the sum total of
them ranging from burlesques mildly anus
ing to such downright rib-cracking droller-
les as Mr.. Ring Lardner presents.
Here we have the chance for fair COM
parison in humor for against these parodies
we have Artemus Ward, humorist of the six
ties who convulsed his generation with a
QUESTIONABLE that was a take-off on the
census mans questions in that day. He
wrote as follows:
1.-THE senses taker in our town bein taken
sick he deppertised me to go out for him one
day and as he was too i'll to Civ me informa-
ton how to proceed l was consistently COM
PEELED to % it blind. Sittin down by the
road side I drawed up the .follerin list of
questions which 1 propose to ak the people
visited:
wat your age?
"Whar was you born?
"Air you married and if so how do you
like it?
"How many children have you?
did you ever have the measles and if so
how many?
Have you a twin brother several years
older than yourself?
"How many parents have you?
"Do you read Watts Hims regler?
"Do you use boughten tobacker?
"Wat's your fitin waite?
"Air you troubled with biles?
estate whether you air blind, deaf, idiotic
or got the heaves?
whats the average of virtoo on the Ery
Canawl?
sis beans regler article of diet in your
family?
"How many chickens have you on foot
and in the shell?
"Air you aware that Injianny whiskey is
used in New York shootin galrys instid of
pistils and that it shoots furthest?
Estate how luch pork, impending crys1s,
Dutch cheese, popler suvrinty standard poetry
slave code, catnil, red flannel ancient his
try, picked tomaters, old junk, perfoomery,
coal Vie, liberty, hoop skirt, ETC., you have on
hand"
Such was humor in the sixties as produced
by one of the foremost newspaper humorlsts
of the day. Was it funnier, or have the Jes-
tiers of the twentieth century grown more
sophisticated, more subtle more reHneo I'll IL
their insight. originality and method? Try
Mr.. Ward opposite Mr.. Lardner. Or pitt o.
Henry against Charles Dickens, or Don
MARQUIS in his merry moments against Marx
Twain in his
We leave the answer to the EskeW Arps-
or to whose cares to argue it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

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THE TRT-WEEKLY J0URN AL, Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14
From the Colorado Flood

~ UT of the disastrous Colorado flood
Z comes one valuable result-the de-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-14
PRESS TALK IN GEORGIA
By JACK L. PATTERSON
The Auto SDeed Law

It is fortunate that the supreme court de-
cision which kills those sections of the auto
mobile law which prohibit speeding and
drunken drivers came on the eve of the
meeting Of the general assembly. That body
should take prompt action in enacting laws
with teeth to them to take the place of
those the court decision knocks out. Public
safety demands such laws. Without them,
the number Of accidents will be multiplied,
until an indignant and suffering public re-
sorts to the shotgun for self-protection.
And we want nothing like that-we have
too much lawlessness already.-Tifton Ga
zette
tt is taken for granted that the general
assembly will promptly put up the bars
which the decision of the supreme court has
had the effect of lowering, and it may be
that in the light of experience more salts
factory law can be devised than the one just
nulIified. Certain it is that the highways of
the state cannot be turned over to the speed
fiends and reckless drivers. In that event
prudent people would have to take to the
fields or do their travelling exclusively in
trains and MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
Good Example
Neighbors should be better acquainted.
The Ashburn Farmer tells of a motor trip
by tewenty members of it's board of trade.
visiting Sylvester, Moultrie, and Triton.
which was enjoyed by visitors and visited
alike zone outstanding feature of the trip
was the spirit of hospitality and desire to
serve and entertain on the part OF the towns
visited" said one of the party, on their re-
turn. 1t would help all of us to visit more
and get better acquainted. We have interests
in common that can be served by co-opera-
ton. We commend Ashburn's example.-Tlt-
ton Gazette
Every city in Georgia should organize
semi-annual booster trips for advertising
and other purposes
The Signs Ahead
Editor w. L. Harris, of the Marietta Jour
nal, is one of those optimistic men who
look forward to the things that ahead.
In the subjoined paragraph he expresses
the opinion that prosperity is on the return
trip:
"Signs of prosperity are bobbing up here
and there, and it looks like matters may
soon get back to normal in this section.
1.-The two knitting mills have resumed
operation in Marietta. The paving work on
the city streets will start at early date.
announcement is made this week that
5000 900 in farm loans have been approved
for the farmers of this section.
''It doesn't look so bad. We may not have
to starve after all"
The truth is that Marietta and Cobb cOun-
ty have met prosperity on halfway grounds,
proceeding uron the theory that everything
comes to those who go after it.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
BUVUSIO CHICAGos GALS
Ro PAMINEJIMAs.

Grant parke surengta Chica
gos dide1io gaisro 30 metQ SUI
kaktuviq paminejimas. Tuo tt
1slu kasdien po pietp ir va.
karais rodoma to buvusio gal
sro istorine drama. Yra ir XII
tokiu pramogQ.
Tos visos pramogos tests
sia istisa savaite. Kas turi liuo
so lake; patartina pamatyti
tai visa, kas cia ivyko pirm
so metq, kuomet ugnis isnai-
kino tuometine dailiausia mics
to dali.
Tai visa surenge Chicagos
Komercijos sajunga. Pradzio-
je keli vakarai buvo pasvesti
|isimtinai vieniems mokyklas
lankantiems vaikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
ESTU UzsIENIo REIKALU
MINISTER'S PIIPAs SvEI-
KINA LIETUVA.

Westinghouse, TX. q d
(Liet. Inf. Biuras) Eltos pra.
neSimu Estu Uzsienio' ReikalQ
Minister'S Piipas atsiunte is
Kybartq Lietuvos Uzsienio
Reikalq Ministeriui Purickiui
sio turinio telegrama. cap
leisdamas Lietuvos krasta, no.
riu padekoti uz Jusu sirdinga
priemima. Tai yra dar vienas
irodymas tradiciniam If nepa-
sikeiciamam musq dviejQ kras
tq draugingumui pabrezti.
PraSau perduoti mano sirdin-
giausius linkejimus 10 Eksce
lencijai ponui Prezidentui
Stulginskiui ir Ministeriu Ia,
rybos Pirmininkui ponui Oak
tarui Griniui."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
ISNYKUSI VALSTIJOS PU.
SEES LIUDININKE.

Redwood City, CAL, spal. 4.
Artinasi byla Williamui A.
Hightoweriui, kuris kaltina-
mas nuzudyme katalikQ kuni-
so Heslin, kurio lavonas pirm
keletos m6nesiQ atrastas uz-
kastas smiltyse pajury.
Valstijos prokuratorija stat
ga apsiziurejo, jog nezinia
kur prazuvusi svarbi prizes
Hightoweri liudininke, Mrs.
Marie Bianchi. Jinai su kuni-
go tarnaite, Marie Wendell,
buvo maeiusi, kaip nelaimin-
ga vakara koks zmogus, tai
gi, turbut, Hightower, kuniga
issivadines neva pas ,ligoni.
Po to kunigas jau nebgryzo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04

GENEVA, Sveicarija, SpaI.
+. Cia kaibama, kad Tau
tQ Sqjungos suvaziavimas Sl2
Savaite baigsis.
Kuomet vakar atidaryta SUI
vaziavimo sesija, paskeIbta,
kad paIike apspr9sti keh svar-
besnieji klausimai. Su tals
klausinais suvaziavimas apsl-
dirbs SiQ savaite.
Bus renkami Sqjungos tary-
bon nenuolatiniai maria. pas
kui bus uzgirti keli amendmen
tai, paskirstytos tarp vaIsty-
biu Sqjungai islaidos If atIlk-
ii kit keli reikalai. Su tuo-
mi Sis suvaziavimas baigsis.
Mazesniosios valstyb6s skun
dziasi, kad prigul6jimas Tau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
zMONES LAUKIA SUzE-
LIANT zOLEs ANT KAFo.
Praeio simtas metu nuo ats1-
tikimo.

LONDONAS, spal. 3.-An-
glijos miestely Montgomery
pirm Simto metQ uz pl6Simus
buvo pakartas John Newton
Davies. Anot gyventojQ pa
sakojimQ, kuOmet pasmerkta-
lam buvo uznerta klpa ant
kaklo, jis atsiliep6:
"Esu nekaltas. II tOdel to
irodymui Dievas neleis ant
mano kapo augti zolei per
$imta metQ."
Per visa Simtmeti ant Da-
vies kapo tikrai neaugo jokia
zol6. Ten zol6 buvo s6jama
If sodinama. Teciau visuo-
met il isnykdavo. Pasetos Sc
kIos nei daigQ neisleizdavo.
Bet stat dabar pra6jo Sim
tas metu nuo jo palaidojimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
sUDEGE VANDENINIS
MALUNAS.

TARALDzIAI (Kamajq ",
Rokiskio apps. }. Rugp. 4 d.
sudege vandeninis malunas
.prie Jaros upes. Pristigqs u
peje vandens, pargabeno gar
vezi ir juo vafe maluna. Ne
zinia is kokios priezasties tru-
ko clinderis, uzsidege malu-
mas, zuv9 grudai, miltai il ne
toliese klojimas sudege.
Malunas kainavo apie 600,-
900 auksinu ir apylinkei buvo
labai naudingas. Gala.
L. "L-ve"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
TAUTU sAJUNGos PLENU-
MAS KARsTAI PLoJo MI
Loso PRAKALBA sAJUN-
GoJE vILNIAUs KL1AU-
SYME. 4

Westinghouse, *. % d
(Liet. Inf. Biuras) Eltos pra.
nesimu Tautq Sajungos pie
numo posedyje rugsejo "a q
pirma karta pasirode Lietuvos
delegacija lietuviq lenkg
ginGe. Lietuvos Atstovas Pa
ryziuje, p. Milosas, kalbejc
sajungoje lietuvip = >lenk'!
klausime, ir iskelus Lietuvos
'kontrprojekto svarstyma, jis
pasake, kad tiktai tuomet bus
susitarta Vilniaus klausime
kai nebusia Zeligowskio Vii
niuje. Uzbaigus p. Milosui
savo kalba, Tautq Svjungos
.plenumas jam karstai plojo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04

BERLYNAS, spal. +. -
TautQ SQjungos. suvaziaWme
Genevoje dalyvauja il Suv.
VaIstiiQ valstyb6s departa-
mento ten pasiQstas eksper-
tas, David Hunter Miller.
Jis turi igaliojimQ t6mytis,
kQ TautQ SQjmga veikia II,
prireikus, tarti savO nuomo-
ne.
Miller po ilgQ tyrmejimQ
apie SilezijQ pagamino me-
morialQ. To memorable ko-
pijos induotos sQjungininkq
vvriausyb6ms il TautQ SQ-
iungoS suvaziavimo atSto-
vans.
Memorable ekspertai sake,
jog AugStoji SiIezija MCCALL
but skaldoma dalis. Ia Vi
sa provincial turf but paves-
ia Vokietijai. Tai turf but
padaryta pasireniant ivyku-
sio pIebiscito pasekm6mis.
Nes plebiscito metu Vokietl-
ia gavo daugumQ balsQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
NEWBERRY PRIPAzINTAS
SENAT0RIU.
Uz tai buvo vedama smarki
kova.

WASHINGTON, spal. 81
Michigano valstijoje perniai
buvo renkamas federalis sena-
torius. Kandidatais pakliuvo:
zzinomas automobiliq dirbtu-
viz savininkas milionierius
Ford If Newberry. Ford stojo
rinkimuosna kaipo bepartiji-
mis-. Gi Newberry republiko-
mas.
Pasekneje laimejo Newber
ry.
Mliionieriui nesmagu buvo
pralaimeti kova. Tad jjis ta
klausima pastumejo per lega7
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
PaskUtin0 Sayajt0 I. Sa-gos
SuvaziavimO

tn Sqjungoje JOINS perdaug
brangiai atsieina. Ypac KIM
ia il Veneznel6 augStomis Is
Iaidomis nepatenkintos.
Kiekvienai valstybei skirt
iSlaidas paskirtas suvazlavl-
mo komitetas. Kadangi tas ko-
mitetas neatsiziuri ! protestuS,
tad i$laidQ klausimas kella-
mas pleneriame susirinklme.
Kai-kuriQ valstybiq delega-
tai jau iSvaziavo namo. Suva-
ziavimas kaskart darosi nes-
kaitlingesnis.
Sia saTaite suvaziavimas
pasEelbs savo nuosprendl Ii
Vilniaus klausime. kaip Lie
tuva, taip visa Pabaltija to
laulzia su dideliu zingeidumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
sAUVALIAUJA.

-DARSUNIsKIS, (Tr. ap.).
Nuns korespondentas prane-
sa, kad darsuniSkieciai sauva-
1iauja, ir tvirksta. Be to, jie
baisiai nemegsta, kad jiems
kas nurodo ju klaidas: kuni-
gas, mokytojas ar milicija,
tuomet jie selsta ir kersija.
Tamsus kampelis, degtineje
mirksta.
Taipat darsuniskiecciai ne
keneia, kad ateina kas pas
JUGS svetimos parapijos; to-
kius sumusa ir veja. Taip
deka darsuniskieciq melq bu-
vo nuSautas vyrukas Varkala
is PaSvaistupio sodziaus. Darr
suniSkieeiai dziaugiasi, bet
'kaip i tai teismas paziuresi
L. olive"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
sTov1 w KARPENTER1Us

Chicagos Darbo Federacija
81 sekmadieni turejo susirinki-
ma. Indorsouta karpenteriq
nusistatymas, kad jie neklau-
SO teisejo-arbitro ir neina dir
bti uz mazesne uzmokesni.
" tai karpenteriq unija
iSaugStinta. Mes, anot kai-ku-
riq Darbo Federacijos susirin-
kline dalyvavusiQ, teisejas
Lands pakelias kova Organi-
+zuotam darbui.
Pasakyta, kad teisejas Ian
dis negalis tureti jokios inta-
kos j karpenteriu reikalus ir
negalis j juos maisyties.
Taipat buvo kritikuojama
Daley legislative komisija,
kuri kaltina visokius sukcius
.ir kysip emejus statant namus
Chicagoje. Sakyta, kad ia ko-
misija labiau ziurinti savo,
negu visuomenes, interesq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
Danija Pripazino Lietuva
kANSASE STRE|KUOJA
ANGLEkAS|AI.

PITTSBURGH, Kas.. spal,
4. Kansas valstijoje gy-
vuoja industrijinis istaty-
mas, draudzias darbininkams
streikus. Ta istatyma atsi-
sake pripazinti valstijos an.
glekasiQ organizacijos prezi-
dentas Howat ir vice-prezi-
dentas Dorchy.
Uz tai teismas abudu nu-
baude kalejimu. Jiedu gale
10 but paleisti po paranka.
Bet nesutiko.
Juos uzdarius kalejiman,
sustfeikavo visi valstijoje
anglekasiai, Sakoma, jie
streikuos, kol jq vadai nebus
paAuosuoti, neziurint draudi-
mo streikuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
WASHINGTON, spaEp Qiet lnfOrmacijOs
Biuras)! Dania pripazino Letuva de jure.
vISAA S|LEzIJA TURF TEXT
vONETIUAI

Miller sake, kad sQJungl-
ninkai nekuomet netur3je pa
siketinimo skal1yti i daliS
AugStosios Silezijos provin-
cijq. Tx sutiko paduoti pie
biscitui, kad dauguma balsQ
nusvertQ, kan provincial tu-
ii prigul6ti. Ir kuomet Eo-
kietija gavo dauguma balsQ,
tai provincijos skaldymas
reikStQ Versailleso sutartles
perzengimq.
Miller tvirtina, kad A. ST.
lezijos Elausime nesuslpratl-
mai pakilo del buvusio prezl
dento Nilsono dekleraclJos,
pagal kurios neuzgmciJamal
lenki$kos Silezijos dalys tu~
r6tu bus priskaitytos Lenkl-
jai, gi likusios - Fokietijal.
Teciau toji dekleracija, jei
il butQ pildoma, sulauzytQ
paGius pagrindinius ,princi-
pus, ant kuriQ, kaip sake pa
tvs sqjmgininkai, paremta
visa taikos sutartis. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
1000 MAURU zUVE Ko-
VOJE.

MELILLA, Morokko, spal.
4. = Ispanq kariuomenei II
vel pavyko paimti savo ran
kosna iniciatyva kovoje su
maurais siose apylinkese.
Taigi vietomis ispanai pa
sistumia pirmyn po smarkiq
koVQ.
Ana diena ispanai viename
bare kovoje per Is valandp
If apie 1000 maurq nukove,
anot gautq eia zziniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-04
INA TRUKSMAUTI KLA-
NISTAI.
Jie terorizuoja gyventojus.

WACO, TEXAS, spal. 4.
Pereita SeStadieni vakare bu-
rvs ku-klux klanq, slaptos te-
roristin6s organizacijos nariQ.
miestely Lorena~ sureng6 pa
rodavimq apsitaise savo ypa-
tingomis kaukemis.
Apskrities Serifas klanis-
tus persp6jo neparoduoti. Te-
Giau jie nepaklause. Ir kuo-
met ju burys pasirode gatve-
je, Serifas su savo asistentais
m6gino sulaikyti parodavima
Klanistai pakele kova. Pra,
sid6jo saudymasis. VienaS
zmoeus zuvo ir keliolika suzei,
stQ.
Valstijos gubernatoriaus !,
sakymu prasidejo tardymai.
PaaiSkejo, kad tos organi-
zacijos nariai, kurie sakosi e.
sa 1OO-to nuosimciQ ameriko-
mai, yra teroristai.
Siandie ne vien Texaso walls.
tijoj, bet visoj Sally pakelia-
ma kova prizes to slapta nedo-
ra organizacija.
Organizacijos klausimas, ma
tyt, atsidurs kongresan ir jos
steig6jai gall gerai gauti.
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les istaigas. Susekta, kad Ne
wberry kampanijai isleista
perdaug pinigq.
Senatas Newberry tad nepri
6me senatan. Bet senatas pas
kyre komiteta istirti ta visa
reikala.
Dabar tas komitetas paskel-
be, kad senatorium isrinktas
Newberry ir tai legaliai tas pa
daryta. Gi kad perdaug PM
gu isleista jo kampanijai, tai
Newberry nekaltas.. Mes tai jo
kampanijai pinigus dejo jo
gimin6s, gi jo kampanijos We
dino komitetas kaltas uz to-
kiQ daiktq praziopsojimus.
Kadangi rinkimq metu ne
.buta jokip papirkimq, tai If
jo rinkimai turi skaitytis tel
seti.
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HARVESTER KOMPANIJA
GRYz RUSIJON.
Atnaujins ten savo dirbtuves.

/ RYGA, spal. 4. : zinoma
yisose salyse. International
Harvester kompanija, kuri
daugiausia gamma ukiui vi
sokius padarus, irankius ir
maSinas, Rusijoje atnaujins
savo milziniskas dirbtuves,
,kurios apleistos revoliucijos
Imetu.
/ Kompanija kviecia pati
bolSevikQ valdzia If siQlo ge-
'ras koncesijas. Tos kompa-
MICS generals manadzeris
Europoje, Th. Anderson, nuo
bolSevikq gavo pakvietima
+keliauti Maskvon ir pradeti
tarybas. Anderson tomis die
nomis tai gi iSkeliauja Mas
kvon.
Galimas daiktas, kad trum
pu laiku Harvester kompani-
ia isnaujo yatidarys dirbtuves
Rusijoje il prasides darbai.
Tuomet Rusijai bus tikras
palaiminimas.
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B-VEs DARBUo-
TIES ATBALSIAI.

PAsIAUsE (siauliq app.
Mes pasiausiskiai labai esam
uzganedinti ir d6kingi kun.
Jarulaiciui, kad jis ispirko ir
mus aprupino zeme is dvaro
Pasiauses. Kad ne bendrove
|"Artojas," kuri susitvere
prizes kara daug zemes apgy-
ne nuo svetimtauciq; ir Pa
siauses >dvaras butq perejes j
rusQ rankas, ir butQ isdalytas
burliokams, ,kaip daug kitQ
dvaru. Dabar ant tos zemes
apsigyveno 43 Seimynos ir vie
81 uzganedinti; daugumas jq
visai neturejo zemes, kit ture
jo permazaf ir tie gavo prisi-
pirkti. Gerai butQ, kad to-,
kios draugijos kaip 'Artojas'
ir toliau veiktQ, tai IT
valdziai maziau apseitq dali
.iimas zenias ir zmonems ge-
riaus susikalbetq su privati-
niais zmonemis. Be to dar
tapo ir vienas namas paauko
tas ir zemes paskirta daugiau
trijq desimtiniu mokyklai
Mes zemiau pasirase reiskia-
me padeka bendrovei "Arto-
JAS" 0 ypaG kun. Jarulaieiui,
kurs ta bendrove sutvere.
A. Mozeika, j. Kraujalis, A.
Bilipaviccius, uz nemokanti pa
siraSyt Jona Ulevicia pasira-
Sc A. BilipaviGius.
L. Give,
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CLEMENCEAU PRABILo.

SAINTE HERMINE, Pran.
cija, spal. 4. = Vietos gwen.
tojai cia savo lesomis pasta.
tydino monumenta buvusic
premiere Clemenceau atmin-
ciai If ta monumenta atsklei-
sti pakviete j patti, t. y. Gle
menceu.
Karo laikq premieras kal-
bedamas nubare Siandieninius
prancuzq valdzios vadus, ku-
RE kaip reil1iant neisnaudo.
ia pergales, dar labiaus nes-
maugia vokieciq tautos.