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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21
SLATE-MAKING AND THE
NEW CONSTITUTION

Nissourians, without regard to
party, will applaud the declaration of
Judge Lamm, the veteran Republi-
can leader, contained in his letter de-
clining to become a candidate for del
egate-at-large to the new constitu-
tional convention. in which he says:
II believe that majority Of Nilsson
rians are right-thinking, earnest and
patriotic citizens and that they will
not support a constitution which is
whimsical and freakish and merely ex-
perimental or beyond the bounds Of
wholesome experience in governmental
matters, but that they will support
and vote for constitution which pre-.
serves every part Of the old constitu-
ton which is good and which will have
the courage and wisdom to revise and
amend other parts of our present con-
stitution which have proven failures,
OF which We have outgrown, OF which
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21
STARTLING FACTS

"The records of the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau show that corporations of
the United States have made net prof
its amounting to $4,000, 900, 900 dur
ing the past five years. After paying
taxes of all sorts, there is left net
profits of $3S, 900, 100000. Four-fifths
of this amount was made by less than
10000 corporations, and more, than
$4,000, 10000 was made by about
1000 superintendent as the Steel
Trust, Du Pont companies, Standard
Oil, Bethlehem Steel, and others.
These corporations, numbering only
about 10000 out of total of $4,000
in the United States, are paying more
than half of our excess profits taxes.
So it will be seen that these big cor
porations that took advantage of the
Nation while its life was jeopardized
by war and profteered to the extent
of billions and billions, are the chief
benefciaries of tax bill which gen.
tlemen have the effrontery to declare
is a measure affording the people re-
lief from war taxes"
The above is an extract from
forceful speech by Congressman Hen
ry B. Steagall of Alabama, before the
house of Representatives, in which he
laid bare the iniquities of the proposed
Republican tax revision program. The
speech, which is reproduced in another
part of this issue, should be read and
re-read, and then passed on to your;
neighbor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

son, and had had it on his mind
strongly, and he had even sat down
and written letters to them. In each
example the letter Crossed" in the
mails another from the individual in
mind.
Few of US but have letters "cross"
in the mails, both written on the same
subject. And how frequently have
each one of US been surprised to find
people about whom we talking, sud-
denly appear on the scene, causing us
to remark: "Speak of angels and
you'll hear their WINGS" or, "Speak
of the devil" etc. And then there is
the constant recurring duplication of
thought and ideas which brings out
the saying: Great minds travel in
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21
PARTISANSHIP AT
TUE cTITE DDICnN


The partisan management of the
State Prison at Jefferson City again
attracts attention through the pecu-
liar circumstances attending the ac-
tivity of one Carl Freeman, assistant
secretary of the Prison Board. Free
man turns out to be an uncle of con-
vict named Hunter, who figured in a
sensational outbreak at the peniten-
tiary some months ago. Now, by
some remarkable whirligig of small
events, Freeman dismisses the three
guards who stopped the riot led by
Hunter. Of course the three guards
dismissed were Democrats, but they
were faithful officers, who did their
duty we'll when dad" man ran
amuck and tried to accomplish a
wholesale delivery of prisoners.
The time has been in Missouri when
it was both against the law and pub
lie policy to employ relatives of con-
victs in any capacity in the prison, but
that time seems to have passed. Here
we have one of the executives of the
prison offices-the man selected by
the Warden to pick out men for dis
missal, because of their political af-
filiaticns-who is an uncle of con-
Wet under life sentence. This partic-
ular uncle expresses grave fears lest
his nephew will do bodily injury to
certain guards who had interfered
with the nephew's escape before these
guards can be discharged and super
ceded by Republicans! Excellent!
When a convict threatens a guard,
why fire the guard? This is the new
prison policy.
Much ado has been made about al
legged non-partisanship in the manage
ment Of the eleemosynary institutions,
and it is to be hoped that the claims |
made by the head of the new board
are justified, but how about the State !
Prison? Why was it necessary to in
crease the membership of the Prison |
Board so as to make room for two
political favorites of the Governor, |
and insure the effectual control of the |
establishment by partisan politics? |
This question remains unanswered,
and cannot be answered without con-
fession of open and fragrant partisan
abuses-such for instance as the Sc
lection of Carl Freeman, who was an |
attache of the Republican State Com
mittee, as an executive, despite his |
relationship to a dangerous convict
State Journal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER
DEED or TRIICT

Whereas, William r. Hensley and
Martha Hensley. his wife, of the Coun-
ty of st. Francois, State of Missouri,
by their certain deed of trust dated
the nineteenth day of August, 1920,
and recorded in the office of the Re-
corder of Deeds of st. Francois Coun-
ty, Missouri, in Book 126 at page 261,
conveyed to B. F. FOWL, as Trustee,
the following described real estate
and all the improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being in the County
Of st. Francois and State Of Missouri,
to-wit:9o n. b1&'2'+'
Southeastquarter " } of the south
east quarter (A) of the southeast
quarter (h); and the south one-half
L1R,) Of the northeast quarter ~ of
the southeast quarter (A) of the
southeast quarter (A) Of section Z,
township 35 north, range 4 east, con-
tanning Is acres, more or less, accord
ing to Government Survey.
Which conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of certain
notes in said deed Of trust described,
and whereas, said notes have become
due and remain unpaid, and whereas,
said B. F. FOWL refuses to act as such
trustee; now therefore, at the request
of the legal holder Of said notes and
in pursuance Of the terms and condi-
tons in said deed of trust mentioned,
the duties of said trustee have de-
volved upon me. the Sheriff of st,
Francois County, Missouri. There
fore, | will proceed to sell the proner-
ty above described, to the highest bid
der for cash, and public vendue, at the
south front door of the Court House
in the City of Pennington, St. Fran
co.'s County. State of Missouri, on
Saturday, November IL, 1921,
between the hours of nine O'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the af-
ternoon for the purpose III satisfying
said indebtedness and the cost Of Ok
ecuting this trust. sod 9l9" I'M
JOHN C. HUNT. Sheriff i
Of st. Francois County. Missouri! |
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

are out of line with decent modern
methods. s." These are congratulations,
but are founded upon good, sound
sense.
1t is to be regretted that Judge
Lamm declined to be a candidate for
delegate-at-large, particularly when
we are confronted with the prospect
of various gentlemen becoming can
didates who are totally unfit for the
work of notwithstanding. Many
of those suggested in the list given
out by the Constitutional Convention
Association are not adapted in any
| way toward the work of formulating
the organic law of the state. If such
persons should be included in the So
called slate of fifteeE to be suggested
by this associatiorsdthe slate might
suffer a wholesome breaking process
at the hands of the voters of the
state.
In this connection it is proper to
observe that "slates,' as "slates", are
not popular in Missouri, and no COM
mittee or group of people, however in
telligent or high-minded their pur-
poses, has any right to propose a
"slate" for delegates-at-large, with
the idea that the people should calmly
accept the proposal without inquiry.
1t would not be at all amiss if the
people were given a chance to select |
fifteen out of forty or fifty candidates,
and to make these selections in ac-
cordance with their knowledge of the
men proposed and not because some
committee recommended them. The |
very things Judge Lamm mentions are
in the minds of many other MissCu-
rians, and it looks bad for small |
coterie of individuals to set them
selves up as the dictators and proceed |
thereby to choose "slate" of fifteen |
delegates. There is created an I'M
preston through this procedure, that |
there is some preconceived purpose or
plan touch upon the work of the con-
vention, as to which the people have
not been informed. Why pick
"slate" if it is not for the purpose of
putting through some fixed and def
mite program not clearly defined in the
public mind?
1t is noticed that both Chairman of
the Democratic and Republican state
committees are members of a COM
mittee of five, designated to select
these delegates, the presumption be-
ing that these two chairmen are to be
called upon to ratify some slate, when
It is made up. Neither of these gen.
tlemen has attended meeting of this
and it seems improbable
that either will ever do so. But if
hey did, they have no right, and it is
not likely they would attempt to lend
he endorsement of their organize
ions to some slate, without formal
meeting of the two committees. Even
hen, there is nothing to prevent
'thers from becoming candidates.
States do not last long in Missouri,
When the people have chance to ex-
'ress themselves.-State Journal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

A most forceful illustration of the
increasing purchasing, power of the
dollar is in the announcement in
yesterdays st. Louis papers of an
other very material reduction in the
selling price of the Essex automobile.
This is the second recent big cut in the
price of this high grade car, which
less than year ago was priced at
$500 or more. The price now for this
car in St. Louis, equipped with cord
tires, is 1929.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

some unknown quality of electricity.
Since that time wireless telegraphy
has become common. Wireless tele-
phony is beginning to become COM
mon. We know that the sounds are
carried through the air by waves of
electricity which wash against poles
and standpipes to which receivers are
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21
WHAT NEXT IN ELECTRIcPfY7
THOUGHT TEL GRsAPHY?

Away back in the,uineties,2 Mark
Twain wrote an ;intaestfihg piece
about mental Biography folks
call it "telepathy,s',e Mark recited in
stances where he had wanted very
Iueh to hear from this or that per-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

Lieutenant Governor Lloyd's bro
Their has been selected for an impor-
tant place in Governor Hyde's admin
istration. The Hyde regime appears
to be quite family affair.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

attached.
The world is making amazing
strides in the science of electricity.
What will it yield next? Will it be
the discovery of quality or element
in electricity that, with the help of
apparatus, will wash waves of thought
from one brain to another?
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-21

the same direction"
Few think of these as mental te-
legraphy," but are they not?
Mark Twain wrote in the days
when common telegraphy of messages
was by wire. He was convinced that
mental telegraphy was not clairvoy-
ance or spiritism, but the action of
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
CHlCAGOJE.
DAUGIAU v1ENAs PAsAU
TAs 1901 WARDoJ.

Vakar ryta 1901 wardo1
mirtipai pasautas Giuseppl
Mariho, 25 metu, 815 So. H.
wing Ave. Paimtas ligoninen,
sakoma, nepagysias.
NezinomQ zmogzudziq jis
uzpultas, jam einant darban
ties 230G West Taylor gat.
Po uzpuolimo akimirkoje at
vyko policija. PiktadariQ ne
buvo nei pedsakio. Imta klau-
sin9ti aplinkiniu zmoniq. Bet
nieko ypatinga neisgauta. TIA
lai tyli. e.
Pasautas yra buvusio karo
Veterans. Sakoma, jis ne.
kuomet nesimaiSes wardos po-
titikon. Gal piktadariai atli-
ko klaida.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06

BERLYNAS, spal. 6. -
FieldmarSalas Won Hinden-
burg visas laikas tyl6jo klau-
SINE, kaip toliau Vokietija tu-
ri elgtis, kuomet pakeliamos
kalbos apie kerSta aliantamS.
Pagaliau ana dienQ ir jlS
prabilo. Jis sake, kad Vokie-
tia viSas laikas turi but pa
SirenguSi.
Su vienu laikraStininllu pa
Sikalbajime Won Hindenburg
pasak6:
"Turime Stovtti iStikimai
prize .iuodos-baltos-raudOnOS We
liavoS. Kadangi nauJa JuOda-
raudona-auksin6 neturi NUNS
iokios reikSmts. Juoda-baIta-
raudona veliava yra vokleclQ
pasirengimo simbolas. Bet pa
sirengimas nereiSkia greito Ea-
70.
"Mano prietelis gen. Luden-
dorff tik dar nesenai viSai tel
singai irode, jog Vokietija ne
gall vesti karo. Neturime jo-
kiu ginklu - net pilnai te-
chnikiniQ ginklp - jokiQ lex
tuvp, nei tankQ, nei kulkas-
vaidziQ. Neziurint to, prlva-
lone visuomet rasti progos IS
vystyti toms galimybems.
"Nors socialistQ laikraScial
uzgina, kad musQ karaS pra-
laimetas uzpuolus is uzpaka-
lio musQ armija, teGiau kas-
diem galima sutikti lrodpnQ,
kad tas teisyb6.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
ELGHTos DvAs1oJE.

Po Vilniaus prekybos istai=
gas vaikscioja pusnuogi vyrai,
prasydami pasalpos. Nors ap-
sitaise jie civiliniais rubais,
bet, matyt, nesenai daf .karei-
viave. Jie nori gryzti A1gs-
tojon Silezijon, tik neturi u
ka. Ten jie tikisi vel gausia
darbo. % cia Lietuvon JUGS
ponai pakvfete '<tevyne" gin
iii lietuvius zudyti. Lau-
kia, laukia If nesulaukia: nei
eia darbo, mel eia pelno. Rel
kia gryzti atgal, o kisen6ie nei
skatiko!
Rugpiueio % d. gryzdamas
is Kauno Varsavon prie neut-
rales juostos Jatuliunuose bu-
Ivo lenku suimtas zinomas lie
tuviq veikejas mokytojas A.
Kasaitis. Pc keliQ valandq j
paleido. L. -"L-Ne"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
BoLsEv1KA1 DEKUoJA
LIETUvAI.

KAUNAS, (Elta). Uzsie-
niq reikalq ministerio vardu
rugpiusio % d, gautas is So
vietq rusp atstovyhas Lietu-
voj toks rastas:
"Giliai gerbiamas pas mi
nisteri.
Mano vyriausybei man pa
vedus, esu laimingas pareik-
sti Lietuvos demokratines res
publikos vyriausybei gilia If
inuoSirdzia padaka uz suteik-
| to r1sl tautai pagelba jos
sunkioje gyvenimo valandoje.
zinia apie jusu pagelba bu-
bo Sovietu Rusijoj sutikta di-
deliu entuNiazmu ir suteik6
drasos ir isitikinimo nugaleti
bada.
Pirmoji broliska pagelba bu
vo padasyta lietuvip tautos,
kuri patti dar nera nusikracius
karo padarytQ vargp ir kuriai
dar Xxi Siam laikui tenka lai-
|kyti intemptas visas savo ji-
gas.
Tas atsiliepimas laidnoja
|tolimesnio tikro draugingumo
sutvirtinimq tarp SovietQ Ru-
sijos ir demokratines Lietu-
yos.
Oar syki visos Rusijos var
du teikiu gilia padeka ir nau-
dojuos proga pareiksti jums
savo gilia pagarba If sirdin-
ga prielankuma.
ArGloVds,
Tg. Sov. Rusijos ats.
} Lietuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
Is MoTERU DARBUoTEs.

1INKUVA. Rugs. IA d. j:
vyko Moterq Kat. Dr-jos VI
suotinas susirinkimas. Susirin.
kusiqjq buvo nemazai. 2. So
mkaite referavo apie ,senoves
ir dabarties vaikq auklejima
II aiskino kaip reik moterims
atlikti tas pareigas. st. Seine
narys p. P. Spudas kalbejo q
pie moteru darbuote Seine il
apie jp uzdavinius visuome-
mes dirvoje. Ypac pabreze mo-
TERMS prisilaikyti moterisku-
mo, o ne pamegdzioti kitus. II
moterq darbas visuomenei
naudingas ir svarhus. "Kokios
moterys - tokia ir tauta!"
.Susirinkimas nutare surengti
rugp. % d. vakara. Moterq
Dr-jos augytine isreiske drau-
gininkems sirdinga padeka uz
lpidima ia mokslan per 8 me-
tus.
Vienas dalykas keistai afro
de, kad Paklausus is draugi-
ninkiu valdybos, del ko nera
laikrastyje paskelbto protest.
prizes bedievius mokytojus,
niekas nepaaiskino.
ButQ malonu eiti j susirin-
kimus, kad jie butQ dazniau
daromi. Rodos butq ka ir kan
veikti. Duokime pavyzdi kitq
partiju moterims.
Valio Linkuvos moterys!
L. Give,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
BERLYNE CALI BUT W.
DARYTI VIEsBU6IAI.

BERLYNAS, spal. 6. = Cia
vieSbuGiu darbininkai pastate
taip augStus savininkams rel
kalavimus, kad savininkai bus
priversti arba apsieiti be dar-
bininku arba uzkalti pacius
viesbucius.
Kadangi darbininkai jau
pakelia streika, tai kal-
kur Gia iSanksto steigiamos
vieSoSios viryklos, kuriose bus
gaminami valgiai viesbuciQ
sveGiams, daugiadsia' turtin,:
giems zmon6ms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06

roliuojami trijp delegatyl, po
viena delegate is kiekvlenos
valstybes, kurios daugiausla
paskolins pinigQ.
Nansen pagaliau reiskla
dziaugsma, jog gals Tautq
Sajungos susirinkimui pra-
'nesti, kad maisto Rusijon Jau
issipsta is svedijos, Danijos,
Estijos, Lietuvos ir Vokieti-
jos. Nanseno delegatai tai
pat sugryzo is Ceko-Slovaki-
jos ir is kitur, is kur taipat
ruosiama badaujanciai Rusl-
jai pagelba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
ANGLIJA MAzINA KARO
LAIvYNA?

LONDONAS, spal. 6. An
glijos karo laivyno autoritetas
Archibald Hurd laikraSty Dai-
ly Telegraph raSo, kad Angli-
jos vyriausybe mazinanti ka-
TO laivynq.
Pc padarytos armisticijos
su Vokietija Anglia pardavu-
81 2,074 laivus, prigulejusius
prize karo 'laivyno. $50 kitq
laivQ paskelbta parduoti. Pa
galiau 80 LAVAL arba sunai-
KNIT arba kan dovanoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
Hindenbul Saukia VOkisGius
But PasirengusiaIS
Paskirstytos Tautu Sajungai
Islaidos

GENEVA, Sveicarija, spal.
Is. - TautQ Sqjmgos suva-
Eziavimo komitetaS, kuriam pa
vesta aptarti, kick kuri walls
Itvb6 turf mokGti i$laidQ, rel
kalingu Tautu Sajunga', va
| kar suvaziavimui indave sa-
vo raporta.
Pasiroda, kad tQ iSlaidQ
daugiausia turi padengti An
gliia ir Prancija. JOS tuN mo-
k6ti po % nuoS. iSlaidQ. A
bidvi priskaitytos prie Primo
sioSios kategorijoS.
Prize antrosios KategOrljos
priSkaitytoS Kinija, India, l.
taliia ir Japonija. Sitos turl
.moketi po 6.63 nuos.
TreGiojon kategorijon pade-
ia: Argentina, Ispaniia, Bra
ziliia, Rumunija, Jugoslavlla
'ir. Ceko-Slovakija. JOINS skir-
ia 3.5S nuoS. kiekvienai
Ketvirtojon kategorlJon IN
eina viSos kitOs mazesn6s val
styb6S.
Taigi, pirmosios kategorijos
valstybes lures moketi po l.
100000 frankly auksu; antro-
sioS - 100000 frankly aux
su kiekviena. Gi 'visos litOs
vaIstybes po $4,000 frankly au-
Esu per metus.
Siandie. matyt. bus jau pas
kutine suvaziavimo sesija. Mes
ri$ami klausimai jau iSsise-
mia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
INDOMUs REIKALAVIMAS.

PARYzIUS, spaliq 6.
siandienine bulgarq valdzia
patraukia teisman buvusio bul
garu ministeriq> kabineto ma
RUS ir pati buvusi premierq
Radoslavova, uz tai, kad jie
kituomet leido Bulgaria. in
traukti Europos karan.
Valdzia nuo tu' kabineto ma
riq reikalauja dyiejQ miliardq
atlyginimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
GAL We BRANTING
PREMIERAUS.


STOCKHOLM, svedija, $.
6. Atsistatydino svedijos
ministeriQ kabinetas, kuriam
pirmininkavo Oskar Won Sy-
dow.
Naujajame parlamcnte socl-
alistu partija lures 1C6 atsto-
y:l. Taigi kalbama, kad, re-
gis, karalius i 'naujus premle-
rus If vel pakvies zlnomq So
cialistu vada Brantingq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
11NKsMA sTAT1sT1KA.

RASEINIAI, (E1tos kor.
VieSu girtuokliavimo- istaigu
Raseiniq apskrity 1921 metals
yra:
Raseiniuose 19, Jurbarke II,
Vidukleje 5, Skirsnemuny 5,
Kraziuose 5, "Reminiscences 4,
Tytavenuose 2, Girkalny 2,
silineje 2, sidlavoje 2, LYDIA
venuose 2, simkaieiuose l, Rau
doneje l, Betigaloje 1.
Be to, Rinkliayq Departa-
mento direktorius be apskrf-
ties virSininko zinios leido
Kelmes nuovadoje dar Z vie
sas girtuokliavimo istaigas.
Viso Raseiniu apskrity 70.
Tp istaigu laikytoju tarpe q
krikscionys If 45 zydai.
Viesq girtuokliavimo istai-
gu nera Siuose baznytkiemiuo-
Sc: Kalnujuose, Vadzgiry, Cir
dziuose, Karlenuose, Statkiuo-
Sc, Ugionyse ir Milasaiciuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-06
Turkai Plenuoja Pultis ant
MesopOtamijos

Angoron tomis dienonis at
keliauja Persijos valdzios de-
Iegacija. Turkai nacionalls-
tai nori daryti sutarti su Per
sija. Taja sutartimi norma
padaryti taip, kad turkq ma
cionalistq karininkams butQ
leista perorganizuoti persQ ar
mia.
Angorop atvaziuoja delega,
CHA dar il Azerbedjano. To
kin budu tenai musulmanal
lures progos padaryti demon
stracijQ prizes europeans.
Siu metu kovo m6nesiu ma
cionalistai padar6 militare ap-
siginimo sutarti su Afganista-
nu.
Taigi musulmanai atgija.
Graikai kaipir sumusti.
Nors graikai Turkijoje Sian
die dar visai nenugaleti, bet
kaipir sumuSti. Mes jie mega
Ii atnaujinti karo. Tai nelei-
dzia jiems daryti nepasitenki-
nimas pacip kareivip, taipat
sunki finansine padetis.
Tokiu nemaloniu graikq pa
d6jimu pasmaginti turkai Sian
die tik krikstauja. Angoros
seine jie padare rezoliucija.
kurioje pasakyta:
"Nuo Arabijos hgi Juodo-
sios juros ir nuo Kaukazo hgi
Adrianopolio visa Sails pri,
iklauso musulmanams. Ir j
turi priguleti, neziurint ell.
IropenQ teriojimosi.
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sUIMTA KETURI; v1ENAs
PASAUTAS.

.
Uzpereita nakti du plesikai
Fant kampo 14-os ir Throop st
uzzpuole dul praeinanciu EMO
gu.
Tiedu tuojaus pranese poll
cijai. ST isvaziavo medzioti'
Ir veikiai atrado keturis pau
ksscius.
Trys is u pasidavS. Vie.
mas megino begti. Tas pa
Sautas.
Visi jauni, neturi nei 20 me
tq.
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PoL1CIJA MAMA NAGAN.

Federale grand jury sijoja
Chicagos policija del jos ne
pildymo prohibicijos istatymo.
/. Ypac imama nagan, ty, nuo-
dugniai tardoma policija nuo-
vadq: Deering, Grand Cross
ing If Town Hall.
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PINIGy kURsAs.

sketimp salip pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 do.
.leriq spalip 5 buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Anglijos sterl. svarui $40
Prancijos Sinful frank 7.12
Italijos Sinful liru 4A
Vokieciu Sinful mark. 81
Lietuvos Sinful auks. 81
Lenkq simtui markiQ .O2
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PRASIDEJO INTARIAMO
zMOGzUDz|O BYLA.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL,
spal. G. Gia prasidejo High
towerio byla. Jis intariamas
If kaltinamas nuzudyme ku-
nigo Heslin, Colma parapijos
'klebono. Tarpe prisiekusipjQ
teisejQ yra keturios moteris-
k3S.
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NAUJA NICARAGUOJ
REVOLIUCIJA.

MANAGUA, spal. 6. :
Ties Honduras respublikos sic
ma pakilo Nauja Nicaragua
revoliucija. Insurgentai terio-
ia gyventojus If degina mics
telius.
Valdzia tuojaus pasiunte
stipriaf ginkluota kariuomene.
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UNGARIJA ATSISAKO
BURGENLANDO.

PARYzIUS, spal. 6. = I'm
garijos vyriausybe nusprende
atsisakyti savinties Burgen-
landq ir sutiko pildyti Tianon
taikos sutarti. Ungaru kariuo-
meme is Burgenlando atsau-
kama.
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APGALvoJA NAUJA PAR
TIA.

INDIANAPOLIS, md, spa
lio 6. Ola anglekasiu suyazia-
vine pakeltas klausimas or
'ganizuoti nauja politine par
tija, kurion ineitu ukininkai
ir darbininkai.
Ukininku-darbo partiia jjau
.gyvuoja. Bet prie jos kazko-
del nelimpa darbininkai.