davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21

gus New Yorke, Chicagoje If
kitur su tikslu gelbeti Rusijos
zydus.
Anot jo, zydai skaitlingais
buriais apleidzia Russia. Bega
jie j visus artimiausius paste
MUS. Daugiausia bega Rumu-
Mia. Rumunijos pasieny lau:
kuose apsistoje 10000 Hydq
Seimynq. Jie darbuojasi gauti
leidimq ineiti ton Salin.
Del bado, ligp il nuovar-
gio daugybe pabegeliQ mirsta.
DR.. Kreinin Maskva apleido
paslapGia. Kitaip jis negalejo
iskeliauti.
zydp "pogromaio siaueia
ypac Homelio, Minsko ir Volt
MICS provincijose. "Pogro-
mans" pradzia Quota Ukrai-
moi ir Gudijoj.
Ua1stie1iai uHnToIa vnlyieSirs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
LENKAI PAKELIA PRO
TESLA PRIZES LIETUvA.

Londonas, liepos 81. - Lai-
kraSGiui "Times" is VarSa-
vos praneSta, kad lenkQ val
dzia tenai didziuliQ valstybiQ
atstovams indav6 prOteStq.
Lenkai proteStuoja prizes Lie
tuvos vyriausybe. Jie nurOdo,
kad "Kauno Lietuvoje" len
kai ''baisiai" persekiojami.
LenkQ valdzia reikalauja,
kad ahantai tan reikalan isl
maiSytQ ir nors kartq padary-
tn gala items lenkQ persakio-
jimams, paSiepimamS il iSnie-
kinimamS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
.PRAS|DEJO ''POGROMAP
RUSDOJE.
6 MILIoNAI zYDU PAVo.
JUJE.
Pagelbos ieskoma Amerikoje.

Pagelbos ieskoma Amer1koJe.
Berlynas, liepos q. ~ 6
milionams Rusijos zydu grumo
ia pragaistis nuo pakeliamQ
prizes JUGS "pogromq," Besi-
platinant badui il ligoms, vi
sur pakyla prizes bolsevlkus
kontr-revoliucijinis veikimas
Bolsevikq kontrole kai-kurio-
Sc Rusijjos dalyse nyksta.
Yietos laikraseiuose paskel-
bta oficialiu dokumentq, ku-
rip gavusi vokieciQ vyriausy-
be is Rusijos. Tuose dokumen-
tuose sakoma, kad pakeliami
|zydq "pogromai" ivairiose
Rusijos If Ukrainos yietose.
Gia is Rusiios atvyko DR.. 10
|seph Kreinin, zymus zydQ tar
pc visuomeninis darbuotojas,
Jis tvirtina, jog srpdeginta
visa eile zydp apgyventq
Imiestelip, nuzudyta daugybe.
Izzydu. Tx viename miestely
zuve 70 .zydq.
Keliauja Amerikon.
DR.. Kreinin keliauia Ameri-
kon. Jis plenuoja mas-mitin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
DARBININKU NERIMAV1-
MAI JAPONIJ0JE.

Tokyo, liepos 81. Dar-
bo padatis eina arsyn visoj ia
ponijoje. Laivu dirbino lstai-
gose mieste Kobe streikuoJa
apie 10000 darbininl1p.
Darbininku delegaciia' fir
mai imdav6 streil1ininkQ rel
kalavimus. Firmos direktorial
reikalavimus atnete.
Taigi If cia darbininkai ne
rimauja.. Cali palSilti genera.
lis streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
DE VALERA GRYz DUB
LINAN.
Nori pasitarti su kitals vadais

Londonas, liepos q. - Al
rijos prezidentas de Valera
Siandie turi >konferencija su
premieru Lloyd George. Pc
konferencijos jis zada gryzti
Airijos sostinen Dublinan ir
tenai pasitarti su kitais Airi-
jos vadais.
Jam gryzus Dublinan, sako-
ma, tenai susirinksias airiq
republikonu parlamentas. Jam
de Valera papasakosias apie
konferencijq begi Londone If
klausias patarimQ, kas toliau
veikti. Anglijos ministerip ka-
binetas vakar turejo posedi.
Bet K0l-KaS nefa zlnlQ, Ra JlS
nutares Airijos klausime.
Taikai kelia pastojo Ulste-
rio proyincijos vadai, kurie
nesutinka susilieti su Airija II
Ipasiduoti airiq daugumos no
rams.
Matyt, gen. SHUTS prisieis
abb pusi taikinti. Gi jei ne
pavyktu sutaikinti, jei Ulste-
rio vadai laikytusi atkaklumo,
tai provincial vistiek nebutq
lemta savistoviai gyventi. Vi
sa Airija su ginklais Ulsterl
priverstu pasiduoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Tokiomis ziniomis Amerikos
vyriausybe pasitenkina,
Parenkamas butas.

Kadangi nusiginklavimo
lsonferencija tikrai lures ivyk-
til, prezidentas Hardingas IS
|anksto 6m6 teiriauties buto
tai konferencijai.
Prezidento nuomone, senate
bustas butQ tinkamiausias tai
konferencijai. Mes jane yra pa
kaktinas skaitlius kambariQ,
reikalingp ivairiems komite-
tams il 'delegacijQ teknika-
liams stabams.
Prezidentas pareiske, kad
Americas delegacijoje lures
but reprezentuojamas senatas,
o gal If zemesnieji kongreso
rumai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
NEzINIA KAN BOLSEVI-
KAI MOBILIZUOJA VYRUS
Pasieniu valstybes iskalno ap,
sidraudzia.

Londonas. liepoS 81. - A
part gamamQ zinW per Ber-
lyna, jog milionams rusQ del
siaucianciQ nepaprastQ sausu-
mQ grumoja badas, IS Gelslng-
forso gauta dar labiaus ispu-
dingesn6 zinia apie RuslJa.
DepeSoje is Gelsingforso sa-
kOma: -
"IS pasitikimp versmiQ eia
gauta informacijQ, kad Rusi-
jos bolSevikQ valdzia paskelbe
visatina mobilizaciiQ. Veiklan-
Cion armijon $aukiami net Sc
ptyniQ klesiQ (metQ) vyrat.
"Toji mObilizacija gal at
kreipta prizes Estija, LatvIjq
ir LietuvQ, ar gal duotl pagel-
ba turkams nacionalistams,
kuriuos graikai Siandie skau-
dziai muSa."
Lenkai atsake bolseVikams.
LaikraStis "Copenhagen
Politiken" atspauzdino IS Ber-
lyno depeSa, kurioje sakoma,
kad lenku vyriausyb6 atsaklu-
81 Maskvos valdziai ! jos prize
kaiStus lenkams, buk lenkal
perzengia Rygoje padaryta
taikos sutarti, mes savo zeme-
je pakantoje 1aiko If rema
rusQ prieSbolsevistines orga-
nizaeijas, kurioms vadovauJa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21

Tokyo, liepos 21., Busi;
mole nusiginklavimo konfe-
renciioje Washingtone Japo-
nijos delegatai pakels rasiQ
.lygybes klausima. Taip bent
cia jau iskalno saprotaujama
Japoniios delegacijos pirmi-
ninku isvardinamas vice-gra-
fas Chinda, buves ambasado-
RUS Suv. Valstijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
GRAIkAI PAEME 10000
TURky,

Z Londonas, Gepos 21. Is
smirnos graikai pranesa, jog
graikai Kutaia pa6me. nelais-
ven 10000 turkp nacionalistQ'
Graikams teklsi didele daugy-
be amunicijos, karo media
Cos ir 1000 kupranugariq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
ORAS. siandie grazus @
ras !; vidutine temperature.
PINIGyKURsAS.

syetimp salip pipi9u yertS mais
nant nemaziiau $25,OoO, lispoa 20
buyo tokia pagal merchants u
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingq svarui S;e
preneiios simtui frankq 7.sa
Italios simtui lirp es
vokieciu simtui marip Isl 3
Lietuvos Sinful auksinl l.Sl.
.Lenkiios Simtui mardq M
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
JAPONIJA TURINTI GE-
RUS NORUS.
Prezidentas teiriaujasi konfe
remedial buto.

rencijai buto.
Washington, iepos q. -
Valstyb6s sekretorius Hughes
tur6io konferencijq su Japoni-
Jos ambasadorium Shldehara.
Po konferencijos musq vyriau-
sybe isitikino, jog JaponiJa
nori dalyvauti If dalyvaus nu-
siginklavimo konfereneiJoJe
Washingtone If su Sajunginin-
ku valstyb6ms bendrai tarsls
TolymQ RytQ klausimais.
Sekretorius Hughes, kurs,
be abejon6s, busimOje konfe-
rencijoje atstovaus prezidentq
Hardinga, kuoaiSkiausiai pa
reiSke Japonijos ambasado-
riui, kad kuomet konferencl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
KoMPANIJA ATSIsAK0
DUoTI REK0RDys:5

Gatvekariq kompanija pra.'
nese valstiiiniam prokuroriri
Grove, kad j atsisakanti pa.
duoti jam kompanijos yedas
mus rekordus (knygas).
/, Be to, kompanija pareiskia,
jog j neturinti jokip slaptp
rekordq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Kaunas. -Birzelio 18 4. i 19

Kaunas. -Birzelio 18 d. i19
d. nakti ivyko pasikesinimas
prizes Uzsieniq ReikalQ Minis
teri DIR. Puricki Apie, pusiatl
trecia valanda nakties, pikta-
darys sove is parabellum sau-
tuyo per langa j Ministerio
+miegama kambari. Kulka pa
take j siena ties mieganeio
krutine. Matyt piktadarys bu-
vo gerai susipazines su KAN
bariq padejimu. Kol pasiro-
de milicija, piktadarini payy-
ko iSbegti pro sodnq. Pc lall->
gu atrasta popieros sklypas,
ant krlrio paiseliu nupie;th
makaule, kaip simbolis. is vi.
So apystovq matyt, kad .pasi-
kesinimas buvo politinis + il
anksto gerai apgalyotas. Ta
pacia nakti musu kriminaliile
policija pradejo tardyma, ku-
ris turbut dalyka daugiaus is,
aiskins.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Kinijos suskilimas.

Yra zinoma, kad busimoj
konferencijoj be kitu principa-
liu viespatiiQ bus reprezen-
tuojama il Kinijos respublika.
Bet taipat zinoma, jog Sian
die Kinijos respublikoj gy-
vuoja kita respublika, pasiva-
dinusi pietines Kinijos respu-
blika.
Ia respuhlika irgi turi sa-
vo atstova Washingtone. Nors
tas atstovas oficialiai nepripa-
'zintas, bet jis darbuojasii, kad
busimoj konferencijoj If jo
.valdzia turetu reprezentacija.
Jis sake, jog Pekino vyriau-
sybes delegatai busimoje kon-
ferencijoje negali atstovauti
visos Kinijos. Del to If jo val.
dziai yra reikalingas konfe-
rencijon pakvietimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
GUDAMs PARUPo BALTI-
JOS VALSTYBES.

Kaunas. GudQ spaudos blu
ras pranesa, kad Gudu Liau-
dies RespubliEos ministeriQ
kabineto pirm, p. Y. Lastovs-
ki vazinejes Estijon ir Latvi-
jon, sugryzo Kaunan.
Gudu spaudos biufas is
'Vilniaus praneSa apie nauja
lenku ayantura prizes Lietuvq
sarySy su gen. Zeligowskio
valdymo rekonstrukcija Gudi-
joj. Nauja yaldzia yadinsis
"Nepriklausomos Gudijos val
zia" ir susidesianti is gudQ,
lenku oriientacijos. Min. vietai
uzimti stotomi kandid. Tara
SkeviGius, Ivanauskas, Janko,
Stankevie, Smolicas, Natuse-
vic If kit pasizymeiusieji gu
dll darbuotojai. Tos valdzios
vyriausiu armijos vadu ir nau-
jos avanturines idejos atnes-
tos is Varsavos vykintoiu bus
gen. Konnarzanskis, kuris jau
atvyko Vilniun ir dirba drau-
ge su "zinomu" Poyilu Alexis
iuku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21

Zarasai. Cia birzslio men,
isikure ~. Vincento PaulieeiO
labd. draugija. Prisirase apie
70 narip. Valdybon tapo is
.rinkti: kun. Gladys, kun. ,Jenit
lionis, adv. Butkys, mok. Bfu-.
zgulis, pie Butkyte If p. Sic
lickas. Prades .rupinties If
ccia vaikais naslaiciais If ap-,
leistais seneliais, kaip kitnr
daro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Elektra. ~ Kilo

Elektra. Kilo summary
mas netoli Kauno ant Vilijos
kranto isteigti vandens elekt-
ros stoti, kuri galetu be jokio
pertraukio ir daug pigiau ga
mint elektrine jega Kaule.
Tuomet gal Kaunas susilauk-
tq If elektros tramvajus. Ties
Ukmerges ant sventosios upes
kranto jau taisoma vandens
elektros stotis, kuri garnins e
lektra Ukmergei.
pT.ATTNKTTE HDRAuGA ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
METAI-voL. VI No. l7o
fllIl|! m : Il
LENKAI D1RBA 1ss1JUo; !;
sF.

Pradejus Pabaltijos valsty-
bems tarties apie sajungos SUI
daryma, lenkai issigando ir
il dabar deda pastangas, kad
sutrukdzius ta darba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
voK1ETIJA PILDo sally
GAS.

Paryzius, liepos 21. Sa-
jungininkp atpildymo komisi-
ia paskelbe, kad Vokietija pill
mai pildo pasizadejimus If lai-
ku uzmoka karo kontribucijq
sajungininkams. Atmoka aux
su.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Rusijjojje PaskeIbta Moblizacija

gen. SavinkOv.
! Lenkp vyriausyb6 atsakyme
pazymi, jog lenkQ komitetas,
kurs seniau VarSuvoje darba-
Ivosi bendrai su generolu Sa-
vinkovu, Siandie iSriStas If i
vairios prie$bolSevistin6s or
ganizacijos Lenkijoje likvi-
duotos.
LenkQ valdzia bolSevikq
ivaldzia uztikrina, jog politines
zmoniq prieglaudos teise. Len
hjoje yra vidujinis lenkq rel
kalas. Ir todel bolsevikq val
dzia neturi maziausios teises
maisyties j kieno-nors viduJi-
Mus reikalus.
Be to, lenkQ valdzia paskel-
be mobilizacija pasieniuose.
Armijon Saukiami dviejQ kle-
siQ vyrai.
| Valstybes apsidraudzia.
tia sp6jama, kad bolSevikQ
mobilizacija paskelbta jiems
gavsu lenkQ atsakyma.
Mes bolSevikp valdzios nota
lenkams buvo ultimatumo for
mole. Lenkai kick pasiteisl-
no ir iSdalies nurode bolsevl-
kams nesimaisyti ! svetlmos
Sales reikalus.
Jei bolsevikai pakiltq prles
lenkus, galimas daiktas, 1le
neapsieitu nepaliete mel Pa
baltijos valstybiu. Kad talp,
tai If tos valstyb9s iSkalno ap-
sidraudzia visomis galimoms
lpriemonemis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
zinios is Japonijos.

Kuomet valstybes sekreto-
RUS Hughes konferavo su Ja-
ponijos amb., gauta zinia, jog
japonu minister. kobinetas be
jokiq salygQ sutiko dalyvau-
ii nusiginklavimo konferenci-
joje.
Podraug pranesta, kad ia
ponijos vyriausybe nekuomet
neturejusi moro atsisakyti nuo
tos konferencijos arba atsisa-
kyti svarstyti Tolymu RytQ
klausimus arba tarties kokioj-
nors apribotoj formoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
NovENA PRIZE sv. oNos.

. ~ = Il.
sv. Onos baznycioje, Brigh-
ton Parke, didelis tikinciq ka-
talikp supludimas kas vaka-
ras. 4
Tenai laikoma novena prie
sv. Onos. Baznytines Bkil-
mes baigsis ateinanti pirma-
dieni.
Is orc biuro paskelbta, kad
;v9sus oras Chicagoie veikiai
pasibaigs. Su sestadieniu cry
Eta If vel siluma If karstis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Japonija Dalyvaus Konferenci'
joje Washingtone

joie bus paliesti Rytq reika-
.lai, tue paciu zygiu nebus ten
kliudomi gyvieji japonQ rel
.kalai. Be to, .Japonija Rytq
.klausime lures liuosas rankas
taip, kaip visos kitos valsty-
b6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-21
Keliauja Amerikon.

DR.. Kreinin keliauja Ameri-
kon. Jis plenuoja mas-mitin-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

Iar.r rooms. cool and
.i.. iu. summer. reason
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

CAROLINA. So flI--TurNrn"d six
rooms and breakfast room. un phone.
FORREST s.. 10i0- Furnished Broom
uodcrn house on car limo. tn. ossg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13
SPECIAL PRICE
5000

81 600 cash. immediate poss,ssiun Of
brand Now aN.Iuum modern ,nst
front bungalow. hardwood floors
throughout huIli.u tu1tur,g of all
Kind. Mice electrical fixtures aud
pretty mJu'ols large rooms. AN we'll
arranged good lountiuu ou corner
lut. er' thT fur rout buy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

BALTIMORE. H |Tli Fiy, room ur.
.-".I apartment. south exposure.
...1r -'..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

FOR RES. Onr-na'r duplex four rooms.
private bath. east side. very desirable.
can Nr Harris, Usage 5o''.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

....... ....I IUIE tn tutuH uI a,II
E'a... Room o. Isuum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

W .eo N'csly room fur
.a...H."t HN I-lh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rl\I. N>D hrARrMr>rs Is


.r ... .... ,. m.a.'u s.tuum du
......... located. ~'" a' al3i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13

uNE.HALF pUPIEN gust cuup''tod.
three rooms sleeping porch. private
bath. $50 per month. Uu kendall near
ear liu.. D1N and tile floors. aII modem
rouy'ui,urls, must ha seen tu b" aIpr".
rIHfrG. can DsaEp go11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-13
not ~ts-rI,RNIsurp

ONE.HNIF n' ,.room GYpI,,. we'll for.
n.-n.d. fnur blocks iron. uaslo'n.o 'oi
q .t... o.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12

separate skirts and dresses. The
skirts are generally cut circular and
may have bias band of contrasting
color about pockets and the. bottom OF
the skirt. 81 M =: n. T.; IN. ri;
/. A few color effects as especially
noted were jade green barred with
orange, tangerine with black, blue
with gold, black and white, purple
and taupe, and cherry and black.
Street and sport dresses developed
from :toweling are often combined
with harmonizing or contrasting or:
CANDY or yoile. One striking model is
shown Of black and white ftoWeling
combined with cherry organdy. The
organdy is used for the CONVEX tible
choker collar, a. finely tucked vestee;
and tight leg O'muton slee The he
vestee falls over the SHIRT with hip
length front and back panels. 4 4 !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
TURKISH TOWELS ARE +.
y . ESSENTIAL ;'TO,.DRESS
BY Marjorie a.
Written for The United Press

= 1
New York, Feb. 12.-Turkish tow
els will be an essential part of Mi
lady's street costume this spring. And
if she eschews the shaggy, there are
garments made from old fashioned
hucls toweling end eyen red and blue
bordered crash.
This is the ediet as sponsored by
manufacturers. Fifth Ave. windows
are very smart with sport suits de-
veloped from both light and heavy
weight toweling, barred in white and
banded at peplum, collar, and cuffs
with gay shades such as rose, tanger-
inc, porcelain blue, jade or topaz.
Other models are barred in these
co'ors and are very gay indeed when
worn with little turkish towel turbans
to match, with white oxfords faunt-
ing colored laces, and even handbag
to match. II.
These suits are cut very much, as
are the earlier spring models of trico-
tine and gabardine.t The majority
have the loose, unbelted Elton jacket,
although few basque-like models
with shoe-string belts of the prevail
ing color, are worn.
i. Those suits made from the plain
white toweling often have a splash of
on collar, cuffs, pocket
and lapels. The embroidery is done
in heavy wooden beads or metallic
disks, as only a very heavy embroidery
would show from the thick nap Of the
goods :. H.. ,,s'esE -. l.
Towel effects are equally good in
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12

70 the Voters of the Second W(rd:
l am addressing this open letter
thru the columns OF this paper to
state why j am a candidate for alder
man at our city elections next Tues
day.
First. The school problem is now
and will be for the next few years
our greatest immediate need ana ev-
erything else should take second
place.
Second. Until we get our new
school building built and new equip
ment secured, the city. as whole,
should not contemplate any further
Iextensive improvements. Only the
most necessary for the upkeep OF the
city should be considered. The city
council should pledge itself to admin
lister the affairs of the city on the
most economic basis possible. This
is necessary because of the excessive
tax burdens we have confronting us.
believe If this be done that the
tax levy for the city can be reduced
enough SO that the increased school
levy will not make our taxes any
heavier than they are at present, and
because ! believe this and assume
that others will think the same way
l ask for the support OF the voters
in the Second ward.
2t2-14 "A. 4. CARLSON.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
FAMOUS CUSTER WOLF 1.
KILLED By U. S. HUNTER
j (By United Press)

Washington, Feb. 12.-The famous
Cluster Wolf" is dead. Shorn Of sta
tistics, it is a story Of animal 5savag-
cry and cunning hnexcelled even in
fiction. X ti3.,5l.s .-'. E.r..
n For nine years the wolf terrorized
ranches 100 miles about Custer, N.
D., and escaped hunters and trappers
with tsuch uncanny, elusiveness that
legends of the range country endowed
him with a monstrous craftiness they
said could come only of a sinister
mating Of wolf and mountain lion. i
Department, reports credited him
with Staying $4,000 worth of live
stock. He was herb one night, and to-
morrow, a hundred miles across the
hills; he slaughtered dozen cattle,
mutilating them with wanton lustful-
mesa leg broken, a tail bitten off.
The price on his head was raised from
500 to $500.
Hunters shot at him only to miss or
have their pieces fail. He carried
away traps and skirted poison bait dis.
painfully. Riders said he bore a
charmed life, and they fingered their
belts apprehensively at his ghoulish
wall out of the night. Once stock
men thought they had located him
and called a roundup. The wolf es-
capped. ,' = ~
Four years ago he lost his mate. He
never took another. Finally, in March
last year, H. P. Williams, government
hunter, was ordered to the trail and
not, to return without the wolf. Will
liams scented his shoes and began lay
ing traps. The old wolf, lured in
great excitement by what he thought
a possible mate, went to the Pelgar
mountains, cleared out two old dens
and made new one which ran SO
feet bacE under the hill. -
+ ;On April !, Williams sighted his
quarry only to learn of new difficult
ties The wolf had enlisted two coy
otes as guards, one travelling 100 to
200 yards on either flank. Repeated
|ly baffled by the guards, Williams shot
them. " The wolf escaped.
Twice in May the wolf sprung
traps. July 3 he lay down on one,
losing some hair, .scuttling from the
region like q gray ghost, but month
later he turned, killing several cattle
and cripplings others. An accident
saved him from Williams. In Septem-
Der he, lost some more hair in a trap,
but escaped. .-s+-
Seven months after Williams took
the trail, the end came. The VOLTS
forefoot picked up a trap. He tore
it from its mooring. A hundred and
fifty yards away it caught on a tree,
but he broke its swivel. Three miles
beyond Williams sighted.
y'I expected the gun would fail to
shoot, but it worked o. X, He is
smaller. than the average wolf,
weighed &98 pounds" Williams re-
porte said. "He is an old wolf, with
fur that is almost white"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
False Mahogany.

)! Australian red gum can be made
to look SO. much like mahogany and
: Circassian walnut that 1t Is often sold
for one or the other Of these woods.
How can you tell the difference be-
tween the false and the true? By look
Ing at the cross grain, says Popular Sci
ence. If you can see the pores with
the naked eye. then you will know that
ali is well. If you can't see the pores
without the use of a magnifying glass.
then you will know that you are In
the presence Of red gum.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
MRS. KRANTZ ENTERTAINS #
ON DAUGHTERS BIRTHDAY

MRS. Oscar & Krantz entertained
Thursday afternoon at: $40 for her
daughter Alice in honor OF her
eighth birth anniversary; Among
those present@were Miss Murphy and
Miss Aiken, clarence Arnold, Lucille
Kurt, Blanche and Virginia Bush,
Mary Jane Corrigan, Anna Caulfield,
Clara Batchelder, Grace Peterson,
Gladys and Violet Reggie, Marian
kranfz. Lunch was ,yserveu, and
ga1n@s were. enjoyed 2by 5all present,
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MRS. IA BOUNTY SURPRISED 4
:8 ;@f ny HER FRIENDS THURSDAY

Mrs N. LaBounty was pleasantly
surprised by TWENTY-FIVE of he1
friends and neighbors at her home
on Mississippi avenue, Thursday aft.
efnoon with a MISCELLANEOUS shower
the husbands making their appear.
ance at the, hour for luncheon De.
licious refreshme nts were served. from
the OVERLOOKING baskets brought by
the guests and cards were, played I'M.
til late hour in the evening. Mrs
LaBounty was the recipient Of many
beautiful and useful gifts. ) .4,t.l.
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q vs. lEal.
PUTNAM WOULD RESIGN
/ FROM STATE COMMISSION
nv limited Press)

y Red Wing, Feb. l2.-Fred w. Put
nam, member Of the state railway and
warehouse commission, declared he
would resign from the commission,
rather than agree with the decision Of
Commissioners Mills and jacobson in
the telephone rate decision Thursday.
He dissented from the decision deny
ing the Northwestern and Tri-State
Telephone company the right. to in
crease their rates. e.. 70. ., "< -.
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