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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
MORE MONEY FOR
NEV. STOCKMEN

Further information regarding the
State Livestock Loan Association, de-
signed to facilitate loaning of funds
from the war finance corporation, are
outlined by George Russell, Jr., presi-
dent of the association. The capital
will be 5000, 900. which will allow gov
ernment loans to, the amount of ST.
10000 to be applied for. The govern
ment authorizes loans eight times the
capital of such an organization to be
granted.
Mr.. Russell said THE financing
of farmers and stock growers in Ne
vada with the money made available
through the war finance corporation
act has proved complicated matter
where the loans had to be handled
through the banks, largely because of
the many restrictions provided in our
national and state banking laws. 1t
is to avoid this complication, to re-
lieve the banks of the many competi-
tors they face in this connection, and
to insure, so far as possible, the max
imum relief of the agricultural and
livestock industry of this state and
tributary territory that the new loan
agency is being organized"
The conference lasted all day and
consisted of discussions of the matter
by the executive committee in the
morning, with the executive commit
tee and several bankers present in
the afternoon. Bankers present were
J. T. Goodin of Lovelock; Jerry Shee-
han, M. ID. Fairchild w. A. Sheekley,
president of the Reno clearing house,
and F. E. Humphrey, r. H. Cowles,
|. A. Stronsider, H. C. Jessen, John B.
CARAT, John G. Taylor, C. E. Day and
George Russell, Jr., president of the
state association.
According to reports from Nevada
farmers and stockmen, approximately
$4,000, 900 more can be used to good
advantage In the state and, of secured,
will save many head of cattle that will
have to be sold in sacrifice sales other
wise.
In talking of the great danger to
the state If this happens, Secretary
Metcalf said:
"F'rom a statewide viewpoint this Is
most undesirable, as the herds of the
state and the market for Nevada hay
will be seriously reduced through
forced sales. This means more when
we realize that Nevada has been and
is producing more hay than she has
stock to consume or any other market
available for, and this means lack of
ability for many farmers to realize
upon their crops, with a consequence
that bills cannot be met and all busi-
ness Is affected.
Further forced sales usually means
sacrifice prices and sacrifice sales
largely fix the price for all livestock,
livestock products and hay. This ap-
pears to me as one of the most i'm
portant movements of the past two
years looking to the safety and well
fare of Nevadas livestock and ranch
ing industry"
In closing Mr.. Metcalf said: Quick
action is needed, as under the present
war finance corporation act no appli-
cations for new loans will be acted
upon after July 1, 1921"
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
National Forests
Help Stockmen
GRAZING PERMIT SYSTEM YIELDS
GOOD REVENUE AND ALL
STOCKMEN BENEFITED

Nearly 1900 pounds Of lamb and
mutton and 10000 pounds of beef
we're produced on the ranges Of the
intermountain national forests dur
ing the season just closed, according
to an announcement by District For
ester R. H. Rutledge at Ogden. In
addition 24,0O0,OO0 pounds of wool
will be shorn from the sheep using
these ranges.
1T is thus seen," says the district
forester, "that the grazing permit
system on our national forests not
only yields a considerable revenue to
the government, but also transforms
into marketable products weeds and
grass that would otherwise be lost.
1t is also true that regulated grazing
tends to reduce the fire hazard on
many of the forest areas.
The 100000 sheep and 100000
cattle which move into the forests
every spring are all locally owned
stock, constituting one of the basic
industries of the intermountain states.
In the fall this stock pours out in
great streams toward the great CEN
trail markets where takes place the
convrsion into meat products chat go
to all parts of the country.
The intermountain districts, as re-
fered to by the district forester, in
cludes the national forests in Idaho
south of the Big Salmon river. west
ern Wyoming, Nevada, Utah and the
area north Of the Grand Canyon In
Arizona. The Nevada national for
est In Lincoln, Nye and White Pine
counties furnished during the season
of 1921 grazing for $1,000 sheep with
their lambs, and 5000 head of cattle
over six month of age. May with
their natural ncrease-approximately
10 per cent Of all cattle and little
less than 80 per cent of all sheep own
ed within these counties.
The grazing fees collected for the
privilege of grazing this stock on
lands within the Nevada national for
est amounted to $s,42O.64; 25 per cent
of this will be returned to the coun-
ties on an areage basis of the national
forest land within each county for
school and road purposes. An addi-
tional 10 per cent will be spent by the
forest service on roads and trails
within the forest.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
TO DRILL FOR
WATER IN THE
EAGLE VALLEY

Mayor A. B. Gray, in Christmas
greeting to the residents of Carson
City, announced that a large well
drilling machine to be used in pros
pecting Eagle valley for underground
water for use in irrigation of land In
Eagle Valley around Carson has been
shipped from the factory in Iowa, and
will, within a few weeks, be working
in that vicinity.
The company with which Mr.. Gray
is connected has been assured of many
months work in prospecting and
should adequate supplies of water be
developed more outfits will probably
be put to work.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
WAS
WELL OBSERVED
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, AMERICAN
LEGION AND LODGES GIVE EN-
TERTAINMENTS AND BRING
JOY TO HEARTS OF KIDDIES

Christmas here was ushered In with
all the old-time traditions. AS people
of the community were making their
way to churches to attend entertain
ments, snow began falling which
added materially to the holiday spirit
At both the Lutheran and Methodist
churches elaborate programs had been
arranged and the children entered in
to the spirit OF the season, not only
in their well arranged programs, but
also In their joyful mood. Everyone
of the little folks seemed extremely
happy indicating that they were liv-
ing In the highest anticipation that
Old Santa would satisfy their every
desire.
Preceding the events at the church
es, the children of the Gardnerville
schools gave a Christmas program
Friday afternoon at the school house
which was largely attended by par
ents and friends.
Thursday evening the Legion boys
played host to the children of this
section at a Community Christmas
tree held at Masonic hall. While
a hundred kiddies joined In games of
all kinds In the big hall, under the
supervision of Lloyd Brown, parents
enjoyed the coziness and comfort of
thee lub rooms. A brisk fire blazed
IN the fireplace and several ladies'
were kept busy popping corn for those
present. Later In the evening the
lights were turned low and a brilliant
lighted Christmas stood out in bold
relief. The kiddies were ushered In
and with the jingle Of bells, Old Santa
bounded among them. Candy,
oranges and goodies were distributed
without stint and every child went
home feeling that the soldier boys
had been extremely thoughtful In ar
ranging personal meeting with Old
| Santa
AS daylight came Christmas morn
ing 1t revealed that the countryside
was buried beneath a heavy blanket
Of snow and big flakes continued to
pour from the heavens. Outside quiet
reigned and then, the silvery voices
of quartete singing Christmas carols
softly floated into the households that
had been aroused from early morning
s,umbers by fretful and sleepless
children.
The Christmas festivities ended
Wednesday night when the members
of Society Dania held a Christmas
party and tree at Odd Fellows hall.
Besides the members, few invited
guests and a large number of child
rem were entertained. Everyone pres
ent received gift from Santa, i'm
personated by P. X. Rahbeck. Follow
ing the distribution of presents, the
ladies served refreshments.
All In all, the people of Carson VAL
ley spent a very enjoyable Christmas
and happiness reigned throughout this
| region to the utmost.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
PICKFORD CASE
STILL IN COURTS

Attorney General L. b. Fowler was
Wednesday granted time until jan
uary 3rd for filing the closing brief
in the Pickford case. Time granted
previously expired Wednesday but de-
lay in completion of the brief was oc-
casioned by the long trial of the
placer ground case in the Lyon
county district court.
The attorney-general stated that he
plans filing the brief in ample time to
enable the supreme court justices,
when the calendar is called next Tues
day. to set the case for argument as
early as possible.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
BIG STORM A
GREAT BENEFIT.
NINETY INCHES OF SNOW RE-
PORTED AT BLUE LANES iEo-
TERDAY. BRIDGEPORT STAGE
NOW ON REGULAR SChEDLu L

hOU VN nEoGA AhAh Il
After a week of continuous storms,
this section of Nevada and California
is buried beneath one of the heaviest
falls of snow that has occurred in re-
cent years.
Yesterday ninety inches of solid
snow was reported at Blue Lakes
while at Markleeville II inches re-
mains on the ground. In Lake Valley
the snow has settled down to about
31 feet, and due to the fact that con-
siderable rain fell In the higher alti-
tudes. the snow there is almost solid
ice. At Bridgeport about feet on the
level is reported.
The storm was general throughout
Nevada and a prominent stockman
has characterized 1t as million
dollar storm. The storm means
much to farmers of Carson Valley
and while stock feeding and necessary
farm work has been made difficult,
the farmers are overlooking the hard
ships of winter because of the good
that is sure to result next season DUR
ing the growing period.
In all parts of the Valley roads are
reported rough and covered with ice
and snow, but thus far automobiles
are still on the job.
o. B. Gefeke, the mail contractor,
reports that the Bridgeport stage is
again running on schedule, the road
between Sweetwater and Bridgeport
having been opened for sleighs. Auto
mobiles are being used between Gard
nervilel and Sweetwater.
Yesterday an attempt was to be
made TO open tine road TO Bridgeport
for auto travel with heavy quad
truck equipped with snowplow. The
people Of that section were to turn
out enmass to help in the work.
Ed Frevert, driving one of the motor
trucks for the Minden milling COM
pany, and who was caught in the
storm at Bridgeport, arrived on the
stage from the south Wednesday. VIM.
Davidson, another driver who was
caught In the storm at Fale's Springs,
arrived ON the stage yesterday and 1t
is probable that his truck will remain
at the Springs until the spring thaw
Sheepmen have not reported any
losses of stock although two bands
were grazing in the Pine Nut hills al
the time the heavy snow fell. Horses
were used to break trails to get the
sheep out of the deep snow
Indications point to further storm
and during yesterday drizzling rain
fell throughout this section, with
snow reported falling I'm the high
mountains.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
FILES PROTEST
AGAINST STAGES

Wednesday the application of AL
bert Werner and Anderson Bros. for
permits to operate auto stage lines
between Minden and Bridgeport were
heard before the public service COM
mission at Carson says the News. o.
B. Gefeke, who operates over the same
route, has filed protest against
granting additional permits. Attor-
neys who participated in the pro-
ceedings were George L. Sanford of
Carson and Geo. A. Montrose Of Gard
nerville.
Mr.. Reading of Wellington, had fl
ed an application for a permit over
the same route, but recently decided
not TO engage in the stage business
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
AN AIRPLANE RECORD ON
MAIL AND PASSENGERS

Ninety-five thousand miles of flight
with 6S14 passengers and 29,0O2
pounds of mail, freight and baggage
and without single injury to passen-
gers or crew is the years record of
one American airplane company oper-
ating Is machines.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
ROAD EQUIPMENT
SECURED BY STATE

Nevada has received $1,1S2,300 of
the $I50,00O,OO0 worth of surplus war
materials turned over by the war de-
partment to the department OF agri-
culture and redistributed through the
bureau of public roads for use by the
various states for roadbuilding work.
The materials comprise motor trucks,
locomotives. rails, powder, INT. and
other materials for road-making.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
BROTHER OF MRS.
HICKEY is DEAD

Last Thursday evening Mrs. p. J.
Hickey of this place, received wire
stating that her brother. Fred Higson,
had passed away at Vallejo Cal. The
deceased had been Ill but short time
and his death was unexpected and
was a shock to relatives here.
Mrs. Hickey. accompanied by her
daughter, Marion, left Friday for
Vallejo to attend the funeral.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
TO PURCHASE PARK SITE

The city of Ely is planning to pur-
purchase the mill site of the Chain
man company for a municipal park
Bonds in the sum of $4,000 are to
be issued, half of which will be used
to purchase the property and the
other half to make improvements.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
BOOTLEGGING AT TONOPAH

Arrests of one or more bootleggers
or moonshine makers are growing to
be daily affairs in Tonopah. The
raids are well arranged and so far
there has not been a single contest,
as all have pleaded guilty to avoid the
penalty of a protracted contest.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
PEOPLES M. M. CHURCH

Sunday School every Sunday at 10
a. m. Sermon by the pastor at II q.
m. and p. m. Epworth League at
7:15 p. m.
Services at Minden next Friday
night, January 9Th at 1880 o'clock.
Your are cordially invited TO all our
services. P. H. WILLIS, Pastor
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
MAIL CARS RESEMBLE ARMORY

1t is said that glance into one of
of Uncle Sans mail cars crossing Ne
vada is like glimpse of an armory.
One sometimes sees six armed guards
in single car carrying rifles and re-
volvers.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
NEVADA LEADS IN COYOTES

Nevada, with 1903 coyotes, led all
other western States in the number
OF these animals killed during the
year just closing.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

Fred M. North of Manhattan has
been appointed deputy revenue col
lector to take the place made vacant
by the resignation of Marvin Arnold.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
BORN

WERNER-At San Jose, Cal. Decem-
ber 20th, 1921, to the wife of Rodney
Werner, daughter. >
READING-At Wellington, Nevada,
December oath, 1921, to the wife of
VIM. Reading, daughter.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

An attractive bill at the Rex to-
night.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

Don't forget the New Years dance.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
PfezidontaS Pfane$a Api8
TaikOs Era
PATSAI SKAITO KONGRESUI PRANEsIMA

WASHINGTON, gr. Z.
Prezidentas Hardingas yakar
asmeniSkai nuejo kongresan ir
abiem rumQ atstoyams skate
savo pirmaji reguliarei sesijai
pranesima.
Pranesimas buvo skaitomas
zemesniuose kongreso rumuo-
Sc, susirihkus nusiginklavimo
konferencijos delegatams If
svetimq valstybiq diploma
tams, taipgi lambasadoriams
ir pasiuntiniams.
PraneSime prezidentas pa
liete gyviausius savo Sales
ir viso pasaulio reillalus. IS
reiske vilties, kad ilgiausiais
ateinanciais metals musq res
.publika bus taikoje su visu
pasauliu. Taigi pc praeitQ ke-
letos metu sunkenybiu seks
taikos <ir gerbuvio era.
Taikos reikalais daug laiko
paSveneia patti respublikos Wy
riausybe. Tasai darbas lures
'duoti gansiq vaisiq. Mes Suv.
Valstijq respublika neturi jo-
kios savimeiles. Tx atvira
sirdi.
Kongresa paragino atsaukti
visus karo istatymus, kurie ne
teko savo reiksmes padarius
taika su buvusiais priesais:
Paragino kongreso atstovus
pirmojon vieton visuomet de-
ii ne partijp, bet tautos rel
kalus. Tautos reikalai visais
laikais turi stoveti pirmoje
vietoje.
Pranese, kad vyriausybe su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
sUIMTA ,AP1E 500 PIE
sIKV..
BUENOs AIRES, Argent

BUENOs AIRES, Argent
ma, gr. Z. Santa Cruz pro
vinc1oje susidare skaitlingos
gaujos plesilxu galvazudziq.
Ispradzip jie terorizayo gwen
tojus. Paskui pradejo grumo-
ii vyriausybei.
Pasiusta prize juos militia
re bausmine ekspediciia. Pc
kehq kruvinq kovu pl6sikai
apsupti If turejo pasiduoti. A
pie 500 plesikq suimta if dau-
gybe nukauta. Paimta apie
5000 arkliq, daug ginklq ir a.
municijos, taipat apie $1,000
dol. pinigais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

KAUNAS. Ateina ziniq is
Vilniaus, kad lenkai nesiliau=
ia persekioje ne tik lietuvius,
bet If gudus. Taip jie uzda-
re Barunp gudp mokytojq Sc
minarija. Prasidejus mokslo
metams vietos valstieGiai su-
rinko apie 5000 parasq, kad
lenkq mokyklp administ-
racija leistp vel pradeti Sc
minarijoj moksla. Jei valid
zia atsisakysianti duoti leidi-
ma, tai valstieeiai mana sa-
vo lesomis palaikyti semina-
ria.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

LONDONAS, or. I. - Va
kar oficialiai paskelbta, kad
Anglia su. Airija jau tikral
baigia taikintis. Abb pusi su-
tiko su taikos salygoms. TQ
sqlygQ visas tekstas bus pas
kelbtas Siandie.
Su salygomis sutikta vakar
anksti ryta. Vienas AngllJos
ministeriq, apleides premiere
Lloyd George rezidenciJa, kur
ivyko gaIutina sesija, pasake,
kad zinios apie konferenclJa
patenkinancios.
Paskui tasai minister's da-
We tokl oficiali pareisklma:
"Pilnas sutarimas iVyko. Vi
sos salygos vieSai bus paskelb-
tos treciadienio ryta."
Airijos (sinn-feineriq) dele
gatai priemiero rezidenclJon
nuvyko prizes pat pusiaunaktl'
kur sesija su anglQ mmste-
riais tesesi- ligi 2:90 ryto.
Pasibaigus sesijai pirmleJl
premiere rezidencija apleldo
atrial. Teeiau jie atslsake
ka-nors paduoti viesumon.
Kick palaukus rezidenella
apleido anglp ministerial,
Nuo sitq patirta visas pade-
jimas.
Kick veliau pranesta, kad
j Belfasta pasiqstas speelahs
kurieras, kurs nuveze Ulsterlo
premierui Craig priimtas tai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

ateinanciais metals iveda tam
pria ekonomija islaidose.
Skatino kongresa kuoyei-
kiau pasidarbuoti muitq tari-
fos praEedime.
Pasidarbuoti bedarbiq SUI
mainline Aausime ir didziau-
sia dome atkreipti ] uhninku
padejima. Mes ukininkai mu-
sp respublikai yra svarbiau-
sias pagrindas. 4
Darbui teise organizuotis Y
ra butina, kaip butinas orga-
nizayimasis kapitalui. Taigi,
anot prezidento, darbininkams
niekas negali uzdrausti orga-
nizuotis, dorai kovoti uz sa-
yo buvio pagerinima ir pelny-
tt tai, kas darbininkams tfkrai
priguli.
Teciau kaip organizuotas
darbas, taip organizuotas ka-
pitalas neturi teis9s suokal-
biauti su tikslu iSnaudoti vi
suomene arba jai kokiu nors
budu kenkti.
Taigi kaip nuo viepp, taip
nuo kitq visuomene turf but
apdraudziama. Tai turf at
likti kongresas.
Pagaliau prezidentas. atsi-
liepe visomis galiniomis prize
moments selpti badaujancia
Rusija. Nors bolSevikq valid
.zia nepripazistama ir tos val
.dzios kenksminga propaganda
neturi but pakenciama, teciau
keneianti Russia neturi but pa
mirstama. Neturi but pamir-
stos Americas su Russia drau
gingumo tradicijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
DAUG P1NIGU IsMoKAMA
PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON, gr. 7. =
PensijQ komisionierius paskel-
be metini raporta. Pasibaigu-
siais birzelio 50 d. fiskaliniais
metals karu veteranams ir jQ
namiSkiams iSmoketa pensijo-
mis- $25S,715,S42, ~
Birzelio 80 d. pensionieriu
skaitdsi 566,O53. Is ju 2S1,327
naSl6s, nepriaugliai vaikai If
tarnavusiQ civiliame kare de-
pendentai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

BIRMINGHAM, Angl. gr.
Z. - LOrdas kancleris Birken-
head kalb6damas pranese, kad
trumpoj ateity Airija vadin-
sis "Laisva airi1 valstybe- "
Tokia sutartis padaryta ella
anglQ-airiu konferencijoJe.
AbiejQ pusiu priimtos sally
gos kuoveikiau bus paduotos
Anglijos perlamentui, kaip
tik Sis tuojaus po Nauju Me-
tp susirinks session.
Airija bus laisva valstybe If
savanoriai prigul6s prize Brl-
tanijos imperiiOs. Taipat prl-
pains galva Anglijos karallQq,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
PLENAS TAIKAI.
Atrial TRIUMPH laiku turi j.,
atsakyti.

LONDONAS, or. 6. - Sim
feineriq delegatai cia gavo
'nuo premiere Lloyd George
naujus Airijos taikos pasiQly-
mus, bi. tik kokiu nOrs budu
apdrausti taikos konferencijq
nuO galutino suirimO.
Kalbama, kad sim-feinerii
delegatai naujq propozicijQ
tuoj apsvarstysia If duosia
greitai atsakyma premierui.
Premieras Lloyd George,
pirm paduosiant sinn-feine-
riams nauja propozicija, kon-
feravo su karalim, paskui
su visais ministeriais.
Pirmiau to buvo praneSta,
kad taikos konferencija suiro,
kad sim-feineriQ delegatai ap-
leidzia LOndonQ, IL kad kon-
ferencija be nieko pabaigta.
Buvo pavojus, kad, gryzus
sinp-feineriQ delegatams Al
rijon, tenai neprasid6tu nau-
ia koVa.' Tatai premieras ap-
suriai apsidirbo.
Sinn-feineriai dviem sally
gom priesginiavo. Pirmoji An
glijos salyga buvo, kad Airi-
ia turi but padalinta ! dvi da-
lis. Antroji, kad sinn-feine-
rial prisiektq istikimybe An
glijos karaliui.
Antroji salyga buvo sure
daguota taip, kad Airija yra
Ilaisva valstybe, bet j priguli
Britanijos imperial, kurios
galva yra Anglijos karalius.
T Del tn dviejq salygQ turejo
jbut petraukta konferencija.
ITeGiau tam uzb6go premieras
Lloyd George su naujomis sa
lygomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
LONDONAS, gr. I. - Ang,

LONDONAS, gr. T. Ang-
lila Siandie jauGiasi nusikra-
ciusi didziausios sunkenybes,
kuri ia nemaloningai Siege.
Tai bavo nesutikimai su Al
rija.
Siandie tie nesutikimai jau
pabaigti. Airija iSsikovojo
laisve. il ateity skaitysis lal-
sva DOMINICA.
Skaitlingus sveikinimus uz
taikos padaryma eia gavo al
riq (sinn-feineriQD delegatai
ir Anglijos premeras Lloyd
George.
Patsai Anglijos karalus
premierui Lloyd George prl-
siunt6 pasveikinimq uz pasek-
mingq su Airija susitalkyma'
siandie bus paskelbtos susl-
taikymo salygos.
Sitame atsitikime Ulsterlo
provincijos sutikimas vlsal
nereikalingas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
SkERDYKLy KOMPANUCS DARBUOJASI SULAU-
zYTI STRE|KA

Streikas galvijQ skerdyklose
Chicagoje ir kituose miestuose
prasidejo visu intempimu. A
not darbininkQ unijos virsi-
ninllq, labai nezymus nuosim-
tbs organizuotQ darbininkq
dar dirba. Teciau veikiai IL
tie pames dirbe ir prisides
prize tQ visq, kurie kovoja uz
savo If savo seimynu geresni
gyvenima, kuomet besoeiai ka-
pitalistai m6gina skerdyhose
darbininkams grazinti vergi-
jos laikus.
Darbininkai stipriai laikosi
savo organizacijos. Keli TUX
staneiai jq aplinkui skerdyklq
istaigas Chicagoje pikietuoja.
I, zinomos penkios didziules
kompanijos skelbia raminda-
mos save, kad girdi, labai ma
"a dalis darbininkq is6jo strei-
kan If nei viename skyriuje
darbai netrukdomi, Sake,
darbas eina kaip ejes, mes
streikininku vietoje paimti k-
ii darbninkai.
iTeeiau yra pamato daugiau
tiketi organizuotQ darbininkul
vadams. Vadai skelbia, kad
skerdyklose darbai nyksta. Ne
ira kan dirbti. siandie jau mel