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The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
Important Meeting Of Cit
liens to Discuss Plan to
Improve Water System

Monday evening Junior
meeting of citizen Sank Centre will be held and
should effort be present.
meeting discussing proposed
system
sistng Dubois, Gingey Ingram
the council John A. Brown appointed meeting of
last
Wolf the plans and estimates he had prepared Dr.
time
meeting Monday
election bond issue Monday
meetings purpose exchanging
disseminating reliable information. -
Engineer Wolf has thorough investigation the proposed
river depth
supply
School can secured sanitary
partent
Ten foot of passed
through sinking this WELL indicating ample supply
cs growth deep
the
The will do uav with the nine underneath the
bridge "a
during the cold Of the the city thousands
of dollars year.
head of Grove Lake what generally known "Souh Hn
recommended and with auxiliary the the
the electric light plant out Of commission This auxiliary
would make possible throw five time
under 12O-pound pressure
present system necessary
Under will
installed short intervals that the event of leak only small
percentage patrons will inconvenenced time
sauk Centre is facing situation far the waterwors
At absolutely impossible the
cooking the months the stencil arising
makes il unfit for bathing or other purposes
1928 which will it rebuild the system
Main and Third At meeting with the city authorities
of Babcock informed them that the street i'm
put they
He stated
that the the compelled
they and complete the work
this viii than for the
Of improvements
The Herald has confidence the good Judgment the people Of Saul
reliable with this
Be on hand promptly Monday evening at eight o'clock
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
Head Of ST. Johns Col
lege Died Last Monday
Was one of the Best Known Preiates
in United States-Burled at
Collegeyille Today

RI Rev. Peter Engel, Abbot OF
St Johns University, died Sunday
At Rochester, Mimi, failing to rally
from two surgical operations. .
The deceased prelate was born a'
st. Nicholas, Wisconsin, Feb. 8, 1896
and made his profession in the Bene-
dictine Order July 10, 1873. he was
ordained to the priesthood, Dec. 10
1878 and was elected abbot OF 81.
Johns just 27 years ago. his
solemn benediction as abbot 1ooh
Mace in the Abbey church July II
1895. :,
Right Rev. Abbot Peter was one OF
the most prominent Benedictine pre-
lates in the United States. For y
consecutive years he was president o.
the American Cassinese Congrega'
tion Of Benedictines,. At the ceiebra'
ton Of his silver jubilee as abbot y
1920 the Pope; as a mark OF spec1a,
favor, granted him the privilege q
wearing the cappa magma.
St Johns University during his
presidency. was brought to the fore
as one Of the prominent colleges o.
the Northwest.
The body was shipped to College
Vile from Rochester at 6:45 q M.
Monday. Father Deutsch Of College
Vile. who was at the hospital when
the Clergyman died, accompanied
the body.
The funeral took place at the Alb.
bey church, Collegeville at y
o'clock this morning, December !
Right Rev. Bishop Busch OF st.
Cloud. a close friend of the deceased
abhot, officiated at the obsequies.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
AmericanizatiOn Education
Week Has Strong Backing
American Legion and Educational
Association Sponsoring Inn
pOrtant Movement

The week of Dec. to 10 will re
known all over the United States as
Americanization Week. The observ-
ance of this week is under the aus
pices Of American Legion and the
National Educational Association. A
recent bulletin sent out by the Le-
gion says athe main purposes of the
week are to inform the public of the
accomplishments and needs of the
public schools and to secure the co.
operation and support of the public
in meeting these needs and o-teact
and foster good Americanism.
One Of the plans Of the week is tc
encourage the public schools and get
first hand information as to the
manner in which the schools they are
paying for are operated.
The following topics have been
suggested for speeches:
4. American ideals and American
ism.
2. National contributions to oul
immigrant citizens awaken in the
various races among US pride in ouI
country and its Government.
8. American patriotism wear the
flag in your heart as well as in your
buttonhole. Celebrate the deeds Of
great civil as well as military heroes,
A. The school and The nation.
S. Education, the greatest invest
ment for community, State and ma
tion.
s. How education may be promot-
ed
z. The communities responsibility
toward the school
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01

health in the schools and the hot
lunches. Many ideas were given to
the teachers.
In the afternoon, E. M. Gillig,
local agriculture teacher, gave the
importance of teaching agriculture
in the school, and along with this
p. w. Huntemer, county agent OF
Stearns county, spoke on the Boys
and Girls club work in the schools,
Supt. Boerger gave general talk
on various school problems and diff
ferent plans for school work.
The Home Economics department
served a lunch to the visitors at fou,
o'clock.
The meeting was a great success
and it is the hope of Supt. Boergei
to have several such meetings dur
ing the winter months.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
CAUGHREN Will IS
FILED FOR PROBATE
INVENTORY OF ESTATE PLACES
VALUE AT NEARLY HALF
MILLION DOLLARS
BULK OF PROPERTY TO WIFE
s1. 10000 TO CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH-INHERITANCE
TAX ABOUT $4,000

The last will and testament and
codicil of the late James A. Caugn-
rem. Sauk Centres well known busi-
ness man and philanthropist, was
fled for probate in Stearns county
hast week.
The inventory places the value OF
the estate at nearly one half mliion
aollars. The personal property
amounted to $276,975, and the realty
to s171 900. It is probable that the
amounts are low and may be raised
by the appraisers to be appointed Dy
the Court. The real estate includes
nroperty in Stearns, Douglas, Henne-
min and Meeker counties, Minnesota.
The bulk of the estate is bequeatn-
ed to the wife, Hattie c.. Caughren'
who with Harry j. and David p.
canehren are appointed as admins
traitors to dispose of the properly ac-
cording to their best judgment, ana
are to serve without bonds.
The State of Minnesota will realize
]. t;dy Inheritance tax, amounting 70
about $4,000 from the estate OF
Mr.. Caughren.
Small bequests are made to broth
ers. sisters, sisters-in-law and nieces,
and the Congregational church OF
Sank Centre is willed $1,000. 90.
The instrument is couched m tne
ulainest language making htigatlon
impossible, and was dated, Jan. y
1920. J,
The codicil was executed in Sauk
Centre, Oct. 22, 1921.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
Will Celebrate 5Oth
Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mitchell Stearns
County Pioneers Observe I'm
p0rtant Event Dec. Z

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mitchell will
observe their golden wedding ami
versary at st. Cloud. Dec. z. Seven
daughters and one SON will on that
day assemble at the Mitchell home,
sos First avenue south to pay loving
homage to their parents who fifty
years ago accepted their vows of
lifelong devotion, and hundreds of
friends will rejoice with them. The
Mitchell children who will gather un-
der the home roof, some of whom
have already arrived in the city, are:
Mrs. George Wood Bacon, New York
City, Mrs. Edmund Smith, Los Ang-
les, Cal; Mrs Otto Poirer, Virginia;
Miss Eleanor, st. Paul; Henry Nit
chell. Bemidji; Mrs. NJ. Hubbard,
Upper Mt. Clair, N. j.; Miss Ruth,
New York City; Mrs Arthur Ander-
son, Merriam Park, Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
WILL OPEN NEW CHURCH

Rev. J. =. Parish, pastor of the
Glenwood M, E.. church, called at the
Herald Wednesday and stated that
the handsome new edifice erected by
his congregation was nearing COM
pletion and will be opened for ser
vice Sunday, Dec. II. Ten Of the
.neighboring pastors have been invit-
ed to assist in making the program
a success. Rev. Parish wishes to
extend q cordial invitation to Sauk
Centre people to attend these services
which will be held at 1890 a. M,
and 1880 p. m. The church will not
be formally dedicated until some time
in the early summer Of 1922
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01

ering a total of s6,sSs,749.60. This
does not include the state university
which would bring the grand total up
to many millions of dollars more.
The distribution of state and fed
eral funds for public school purposes
so far this year has been as follows:
March apportionment, $1,146,561.-
80; October apportionment $685.
378.54; public school lbraries, $780,
970; aid to evening schools S8;059-
05; Indian schools, $7,2O5; training
schools, $72,661, ,16; Federal vocation
al aid $7O,777. AZ; vocational teach
ing, $4,000. 8s; school land aid, $t0,-
900 and special Legislative aid, $40,-
600 and special legislative aid, $3,-
3S7 ,129 rs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
WILLARD RESIDENT
SUICIDES MONDAY
WILLIAM BENNER. AGED 81.
DIES FROM SELF-INFLICT-
ED WOUNDS
DESPONDENT OVER FINANCES
DOWN-HEARTED SINCE DEATH
OF WIFE ABOUT THREE
YEARS AGO

The citizens of Willard were sever.
ly shocked Monday evening about
supper time when, the news spread
about the village that William E..
Benner, a resident of that community
for about Ia years, had made a de-
iberate attempt at suicide by shoot
ing. He died Wednesday morning
at o'clock.
AS near as the Herald has been
able to ascertain Mr.. Benner has
been respondent over financial affairs
for some time. He came to Willard
from Sheldon, Iowa and purchased q
farm two miles north of the village,
bringing with him some of the finest
horses ever brought into Pope coun-
ty. He did not make a success Of
farming and was obliged to sell his
farm and personal property after q
few years. He then purchased a.
residence in Willard and lived there
until about three months ago, driy-
ing one of the public school busses
and doing odd jobs for some time.
His wife died about three years ago
since which time he apparently gave
up interest in life. He sold his resi-
dence about two months ago and
went to Morris where he represented
a patent medicine company among
the farmers. This did not pan out
and he returned to Willard and made
his home with his son Ralph. :. .
About chore time Monday evening
he said that he was going out to feed
the calves. A few minutee y {
the daughter-in-law noticea that
calves were running out of !. :
/! and went QUITO drive them bacs,-
She was Mortified to discover Mr..
Benner lying in the granary suffer-
ing from severe self-inaicted gun
shot wound. The bullet passed clear
through his body, just missing his
heart. He used a AZ calibre reyolver
to commit the deed. !.
He was conscious up until short
time before he died. Upon being
questioned by relatives he stated that
his mind had become unbalanced be-
cause Of financial reverses and the
death of his wife. Not once did
he express regret over his rash act.
Mr.. Benner was 67 years old
Monday afternoon of this week
Attorney L. l.. Kells of Sauk Centre
| had conference with him over fix
ing up the title Of piece Of real
estate and he appeared to be in .
normal condition.
| The death was SO clearly suicide
that the Herald understands that no
inquest will be held.
The funeral arrangements had not
been made at this writing Wednesday
/ afternoon.
The Immediately left to mourn area
Mrs. VIM. Benner, st. Cloud; Mrs.
Les. Moffit, st. Cloud; Mrs. r..
Moffit, Window, Mimi; Fred, Ralph
and Lula Benner Of Willard.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
ENJOYABLE DANCE

The annual dance given by the
Sank Centre Fire department on
THANKSGIVING night is always an
enjoyable affair, and this years
party at the Junior High School audi
torium was as enjoyable as its pre-
decessors. The function was in
charge Of Chief Howard McGhee. and
4 committee consisting Of Thos.
Smith, JOS. Kusba, Nick Schwartz
and Otto Jaenecke. Last Thurs
days evenings dance win enrich the
firemen by about $3.50.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
Stearns County Receives
SIS, ,499 School Money
State Auditor Chase Distributes
$2,387, 129.75-Largest Amount
Ever Sent Out at One Time

R. p. Chase, State Auditor last
week distributed $685., ,129.75, the
largest. amount of special public
school aid ever appropriated by a
Minnesota legislature. The distribu-
ton is in accordance with Chapter
473 Of the laws enacted by the, last
Legislature.
The money is in aid of the various
public schools and is distributed on
certifcation Of the state board OF
education under provision of Chapter
ACT, Laws 1921. Every county in the
state is participating, 242 high
schools and special departments re-
ceiving $1,334,5 $3.50 while 269 graded
schools receive $440,301, consolidated
schools districts $756,294 and rural
schools 1856, ,968. rs.
Stearrs county's share Of this
money is $58 8,499.00 the apportion-
-ment among our several public
school units is: -;s,--is s.,'s' -''s'sss q
High schools, $24,301.00.
Consolidated schools, $5,275.00.
Semi Graded schools, 81 ,450.00.
Graded schools, $6,O11.O0.
Associated Rural schools, $3.50 90.
Class "a Rural schools, $11,898~
Class aBa rural schools, s6,214.
In the distribution Of this special
legislative aid, st. Louis county
heads the list with s153,580 tasca
county is second with total of $99,-
311 and Hennepin third with $96,s
292. Ramsey county's allotment is
s34 ,O25.50. Cook county receives the
smallest amount, Sc, 6,O36.
This years allotment Of state and
federal moneys in aid Of the public
schools of the state is the largest
in the history Of Minnesota and in its
distribution State Auditor Chase has
So far affixed his official signature to
hundreds Of individual warrants COW
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
REGAINs HEALTH

The many Sank Centre friends OF
Miss Helen Rich, daughter Of p.
C. Rich and former lolal editor OF
the Herald, will be pleased to know
that she has fully recovered from her
severe illness over duration OF
many months and has again taken
up newspaper work at Colorado
Springs, Col.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
THE CHURCHES
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Cecil s. Sparkes Pastor
On Sunday the Pastor of this
church commences his sixth year Of
service in Sauk Centre. The ser
vices for Sunday will be as follows:
Morning service at 1890. There
will be sermonette for the children
and the Pastor will speak Of the past
five years work and a peep into the
future.
Sunday school at 11:45. Christmas
preparations are well in hand and
will be announced.
Sunday evening at 1880. The Pas
tor will speak on What we need In
Sauk Centre. =
A hearty invitation is extended to
all strangers and visitors and those
who have no church to worship with
us. You are welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
BREAKS ARM

Ed Hansen, of the Model, had the
misfortune last Thursday afternoon,
to break the bones in his right wrist,
while cranking his Ford. At this
writing the bones are knitting very
nicely.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
ANNUAL TELEPHONE MEETING

ANNUAL IELEr HOIvC NAEEIIS0
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Sauk Valley Rural
Telephone company will be held at
the Sauk Centre Commercial club
rooms Monday Dec. S, at ! p. M.
President A. H. Hendrickson in
forms the Herald that there will be
much important business to be con-
sidered and all stockholders are
urged to be present.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03

mai aptarti. sulig sios sitaFs
ties visa zeligowskio karuo-
meme tureio jau senai pasit+
raukti is Vilniaus ir jo apps
krities uz tos linijos. Jtlo j!
ilgiaus, kaip kolSsai isibrio-
yes vilkas, pasilieka Lietuyo-
je, tue aiSkiau darosi netei-
singesnis Lenkq darbas. Jau
ir. Rusp karuomene pradeda
nerimauti del tokios padeties.
Gal il Latviai pagaliaus susi-
pras. Tuomet bus lengviali IS
yyti ta vilka.
Lietuvos Inform. Biuras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
KUN. ]. J. JAKAITIS CHI
CAGOJE.

NaujQ Metp dienoje, Sausio l,
Dievo Apveizdos parapijos svetai-
neje, vakare, kalbes nesenai is
Lietuvos sugryzes gerb. kun. il.
Jakaitis, Worcesterio Lietuvip pa
rapijos klebonas, placiai zinomas
tautos ir Baznycios labui darbuo-
tojas.
Is Lietuvos jis parsiveze daug
indomiu ziniq, kuriomis pasiketi-
no pasidalinti .su Chicagos Lietu-
viais. Neilgai jis yieses Chicago
je. Tad kiekvienam Lietuyiui did
ziai naudingas daiktas isgirsti, kas
veikiasi Lietuvoje.
I sitas prakalbas Lietuyiai kvles
eiami susirinkti kuoskaitlingiau.
siai.
KVieszys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
Prancuzijos Socijalistai Suskio
iris Dalis
LEGIJONINKAMS BUS
DOVANOTAS PRASIzEN-
GIMAS.
Lakunas d'Arnunzio nubara
Italus.

Londonas, CIR. 81. - Is Ry-
mo depeSoje sakoma, kad lta-
lijos reguliar6s karuomenes
vadas gen. Caviglia prizes ap-
leisiant Fiume d'Annunzio 'ui,
pastarajam indave pasidavi-
mo II taikos salygas. Dan
nunzio pripazines jas.
Sulig tn salygu, d'Amun-
zio legijoninkai buSia nugink-
Iuoti, demobilizuoti II paskel-
bta jiems visatina amnestla.
Il Nfilano teI6grafuojama,
kad d'Annunzio dar neaplei-
des Fiume. Bet kas momen-
taS gall iSskristi l6ktuvu. Ia
dQS keliauti pietlnen Amerl-
kon.
D'Annunzio paskutiniam
Savo paskelbtam manifesto
sake, jog jam neapsimoka gul-
dyti gaIvos uz Fime del lta-
lijos. II Stai kodel: Kuomet
anot 10, vienos tautos vaikai
zudosi uz Fiume, Italijos vi
suomen6 prizes tai nepakelia
protesto. Italijos gyventojai,
sake, linkSmai pamini Kale-
das tue metu, kuomet vyriall-
syb6s pasiusta karuomen6 zu-
do Fiume gin6jus.
Is Trieste praneSta, kad pa
sidavimo sqlygas pripazino If
patti miesto Fiume taryba If
reguliar6 gen. Caviglia ka-
ruomen6 in6jusi miestan. Bet
apie reguliar6s karuomenes
in6jima miestan n6ra patvir-
tinanciQ ziniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
ATsARGIAI sU GAzU!
Uztroskinti devyni zmones.

Gruodzio 80 diena iSryto
Chicagoje keliuose namuose
atrasti gazu uztroske net 8
zmones.
sakoma, kad tie zmones
buvo iprate per naktis palikti
.bezibant gaza. Kadangi eia
pristatomas ne kokios rusies
gazas il pasitaiko sumazinti
jo spaudima degantis is rage
liq gazas uzgesta If miegan-
cius zmones uztroskina.
Tad atsargiai su. gazu. Ne
kuomet nepalikti jo dega1leio
per nakti be prieziuros. Nuo
gazo jau zuvo daug zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
SKALDOSI PRANCUzU
SoCIJALISTU PARTIJA.
Viena dalis atsidave Leninui.

Tours, Prancuzija, CIR. 81
Prancuzq socijalistu partijos
suvaziavime cia tomis dieno-
mis- ivyko dideliu truksmQ.
Pasekmeje partija susiskalde
i iris dalis. -.
Kairiausieji socijalistai nu-
sprend6 pasiduoti Rusijos boil
sevikQ vado Lenino globai.
Vidurin6 sroy6 nubalsavo pri-
sijungti prize Maskvos krastu-
tiniausiQ il ziauriausiq takti-
koje komitetQ. Desinysis
sparnas kaip buves pasiliko
partijoje.
Socijalistq partijos suvazia-
vine Rusijos bolsevikai ture-
jo agentu. Suvaziavimas uzlie-
tas pasveikinimais is Maskvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
.AIRUOJE PERSEkIOJAMI
kATALIKAI.

londonas, CIR. 81. Airi-
jos provincijoj Ulster, kur
dauguma gyventojQ yra pro-
testantai (anglikoniSkos baz-
nycios iSpazintojai) if kurie
stipriai isygyvene, pagaliau
ina persekioti Airius katali-
kus, .Katalikai praSalinami is
darbo, atsakomas jiems visoks
ten uzsiemimas.
Down ir Connor dijocezijos
1yskupas Ulsterio provincijo-
je tomis dienomis pasiunte
kablegrama kardinolui O'Con-
nor Bostone, Suv. Valstijose.
Praso pagelbos. Sake, toje di-
jocezijoje $4,000 kataliku CRU
moja badas. Sake, kad Ulste-
ris Siandie valdomas ne emo
niQ, bet tiesiog bevardziQ sa-
trapu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
PRANEsIMAS TOWN OF
LAKIECIAMS.

Lietuvos Laisves Paskolos
Bonq Pardayinejimo Stotis,
dirbusi A. L. r. Katalikq Fe-
deracijos vardu Sv. Kryziaus
parapijoje Chicagoje Suomi
praneSa gerbiamiems bo1fq
pirkejams pardavinatojams If
visiems pasitarnavusiems prize
to tevynei naudingo darbo,
kad pirmadienije 3 Sausio
parapijos svetaineje (W. 10th
II S. Wood str.) bus Stoties
valdybos pranesimQ apie jos
veikima ir prakalba daug nau-
dingai pasidarbavusio yisielns
zinomo yeikejo, ka tik sugri-
zusio is Lietuvos gerb. kun.
j. Jakaicio. Susirinkimo pra-
dzia 7::30 vakare. Meldziame
atsilankyti. Visiems idomu bus
pasiklausyti.
Stoties Valdyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
.RINKIMUOSE MASKVOJE
LAIMEJO kAIRIAUSIAS
ELEMENTAS.
TROTZKY PRAsALINTAS
Is ARMIJoS VADoVAv1Mo
Is desiniuju pasiliko vietoje
tik Leninas.

Revelis, Estija CIR. 81.
Centralis Rusijos bolSevikQ So
vietas Maskvoje suskaldytas
nesenai ivykusiais rinkimais,
anot gautQ Gia ziniQ. Laim6jo
kairiausias bolSevikp elemen-
tas, kuris didziai palankus
terorui. IS deSiniojo sparno,
sakoma, laim6ies tik vienas
Leninas. Ir todel Tis pasilikes
vietoie.
Is vadovavimo armijai pra-
Salintas Trotzky. Bet Leninas
j tuojaus paskyres liaudies
ekonomijos komisijarato pir-
mininku.
PraSallntl IS savo vletQ ap-
Svietos komisaras Lunachars-
ky If religijos klausimuose
virsininkas Bruevich.
BolSevikQ valdzion isikrau-
ste Bucharin, Zinovjov If Karl
Radek.
Rusijoje prasideda dar
teroras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
KoNGRESAS SIAURINA
vYRIAUsYBEI IsLAIDAS:

Washington, CIR. 81. ze-
mesiniojo kongreso buto islai-
dq skyrimo komitetas veikiai
apsidirbo su pareikalauta Wy
riausybes saskaita civiliu rei-
kalq islaidoms. Vyriausybe
buvo pareikalavusi 1904, ,525,-
4S4. Komitetas ta reikalaYi-
ma perkirto perpus ir butui
pasiule pripazinti tik $685.,
Gil, ,292.
Komitetas sake, jog saliai
reikalinga gryzzti prie prieska7
riniq iSlaidQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
Nembelm. N. c.. CIR. 81

Newbe,m, N. c., CIR. 31.5- Ne
senai Newbern Iron Works kom-
panija sumazino darbininkams uz-
mokesti. Darbininkai nepasitenki-
no. Jiems pasiulyta patterns tvar-
kyti darbus ir naudoties kompa-
MICS pelnu. DarbininkaiI sutiko
Padirbe pora savaiciu isitikino,
kad mazai padaryta pelno ir turi
pasitenkinti uzmokesniu tokiu, ko-
ki kompanija buvo sumazinusi.
! Tad darbininkai atsisake tvar-
,kyti dirbtuve, sustreikaye .is rel.
kalauja seno uzmokesnio, ty. is
tuScio pilno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
IS DARBO LAUkO.
Nem Hapen. Conn. or. 81.

New Hapen, Conn, Cir. 81.
Gclezinkelio New York, New Ha-
ven & Hartford kompanijos ge-
neralis valdytoias Bardo paskel-
be, kad ateinanti menesi kompa-
Mia is darbo paliuosuosiantiT dar
apie 1000 darbininku.
Pradejus Lapkriciu ligslol ia
kompanija yra iau paliuosayusi
apie 5000 darbininku. Tad trum-
poi ateityj viso bus paliuostlota
apie 5000 darbininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
PILSUDsKI kELIAUSIAS
PARYzIUN.
TEN JIS PRANEsIAS APIE
BoLsEv1KU PAvoJQ.

Paryzius, CIR. 81. Sausio
Is d. Gia atkeliauja Lenkijos
prezidentas Pilsudski. Jis kon=
feruos su Prancuzijos valdinin
:kais. PraneSe jiems apie CRU
Lenkijai bolSevikQ
pavojQ. Pareikalaus is Pran-
cuzijos daugiau ginklQ il a.
municijos. Mes 100000 boise
vikQ grumoja Lenkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-03
SIAURINAMI PLEBISCITO
PLOTAI,
LIETUVA MCCALL SUTIK-
TT SU TOKIoMIS MACHI-
NACIJOMIS.

VARsAVA, CIR. 81. = For
malls pranesimas pasiQstas
Lietuvai, kad gelezinkelis tar
pc Vilniaus ir Dvinsko turf
priguleti Lenkams, If kad
proponuojamas plebiscitas tu-
res ivykti tik vakarinese nuo
to gelezinkelio teritoriiiose.
Rytines teritorijos prigules
Lenkams be. jokio plebisCito.
Ia praneSima LietuVai pa
siunte Tautu NSajungos kont-
roles komisija, kuriai Sajun,
COS suvaziavimas buvo pave
des pagaminti smulkmeningus
plenus sumanytam plebiscitui
Vilniaus apskrityj.
Gia CANA gerai numanoma,
kad Lietuva nesutiks su tue
kontroles komisijos sprendi-
mu. Pasekmeje gall iseiti, tas,
kad plebiscitas visai bus at
mestas.
TautQ SQjungoS kontrol6s
komisija yra Var$avoje. Te-
mai il su vienai LenkaiS ta-
riasi tais pIenaiS, kaip ge-
riau ir pasekmingiau Len
kQ okupuotus Lietuvos plo-
tus priskirti Lenkijai. Ir to-
j komisija, patariama Len
ku, stai jau kokius daiktus
isgalvoja. Jei Sajungos ia
rybOs kontrol6s komiSija i
ma vartoti prizes Lietuva
.kuoaSkiausia neteisybe, Lie
tuva bus priversta imties XII
tokiQ priemoniQ prizes Len
kus.