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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
JAPs USING, MORE GAS
This Fuel For Cook Stoves Ant
Heaters Being Used by Nlppons

This Fuel For Cook Stoves And
Heaters Being Used by Nippons
Toxic, December 3.-ICorresp pom
dence of The Associated Pressl-
Japanese are becoming greater us
ers of gas and gas cook stoves and
heaters gradually are replacing
charcoal fires and braziers. The
gas companies have thus far been
unable to cope with the demand.
The amount Of gas distributed by
the Toxic gas company increased
from a billion and q half cubic feet
in 1912 to nearly three billion cubic
feet this year, despite the fact that
the company has declined to install
additional meters since 1914 owing
to the city having refused Its re-
quest to increase prices when the
cost Of coal went up
However, the company is now
erecting new plant and at the end
of this year local gas consumers
will have available daily supply OF
four million cubic feet. according to
officials of the comDariy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
INTELLIGENCE ON GAIN
This Is Belief Head Stanford univer
sity Psychology Department
EAssociafAd Press DfSpatch1

sity Psychology Department
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch1
Stanford University, Cal, Decem-
Der 25.-Any one with. relative in
the genius class has 500 more times
as many chances to be genius
himself as one of ordinary forbears,
according to observations by Prof.
Lewis M. Terman, head OF the
Stanford University psychology de-
partment and compiler Of intelligence
tests used during the war.
Every human life originates from
a single feQtilized germ cell" Pro-
fessor Terman said. This tiny cell,
invisible to the naked eye, contains
those elements which determine
what manner of man or woman that
cell will become ultimately. These
elements are known to schemes ~
genes"
The combination Of, genes" which
are contained within the walls Of the
cell, determine whether one Is TO be
blue eyed or brown eyed, tail or
short, round headed or long headed,
feeble minded, Normal or intelectu-
ally brilliant, declares PROFESSOR
Terman.
If the seed of unusual success is
not in the original germ cell, there
is no cnance for the developed man
or woman to become unusual" in
tellectually speaking, according to
Professor Terman.
Professor Terman thinks that the
average intelligence of the popuia-
ton is decreasing and that the NUM-
Der of geniuses in the future is des-
tined to be comparatively few. He
accounts for this fact BY quoting
statistics showing the intellectually
superior to be slower in reproduc-
ton even than the socially tncon-
petent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
HALT MOTOR ACCIDENTS
San Francisco School Boys Have Or
sanized Into Traffic Squads

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
San Francisco, December 26.--
School boys of San Francisco are to
be organized into police traffic
squads to help curb automobile
drivers who speed near schoolhous-
es when the streets are crowded
with children.
Older boys of each school viii be
grouped into companies under COM
mand of the school principal, who
will appoint captains and sergeants
to have charge of the squads. Posi-
tions will be taken upon streets near
school houses before and after
school hours. Lanes through which
children pass are to be marked and
the boys will regulate automobile
traffic-holding 1t up when children
are crossing, and letting it pass
when the streets are clear. Violators
viii be reported.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
USED TOWN CRIER
Retired BeIlman In New South
Wales In Service During News
naper Strike


Sydney, N. 8. W. November 25.---
Correspondence of The Asgocia-
ted Press The town bellmzn Of
Perth who had been idle for forty
years, was revived during the news
paper strike when all newspapers
were compelled TO close down 1t
lasted five weeks.
The strike began when the pro-
prietors refused to accede to the de-
mands of the mechanical STATS tor
Increased wages. The men walked
out and threw Gordon Of piokess
around each Office. which prevented
employees from entering the build
ings.
The strike brought to the people
of Perth forcibly the part q daily
newspaper plays In their lives. Pub
lie houses and coffe5 stalls In order
to satisfy the general demand for
information, began posting real and
ina ginary cable and telegraph news.
Auctioneers and stores found that
few buyers> attended their sales
without the usual advertising. Mo-
ton picture screen advertisement
writers began to work favaatina-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
PRESERVE BEACON HILL
Body Formed To. Resist Trade En-
enactment Upon Boston Section
ToraSu niepafPh


Associated Press Dispatch.l
Boston, December %. - Beacon
Hill. with its purple window panes,
front stoops, fan lights and other
architectural marks OF distinction,
is organizing against encroachment.
Residents of the district which once
was the centre of the. citys' aristoc-
racy seek to prevent further bust
ness invasion. Many of the old first
families are now scattered.
= The brownstone and brick fronts
of Beacon street facing the Com
mon, in several instances have
given place to shop windows, while
lust beyond Beacon street, in the
more secluded sections near the
crest OF the hill, Boston's rival to
New York's Greenwich Village is
slowly gaining ground. On the Dor
ders of the district garages are clos
ing in.
The Beacon Hill Association has
been formed to protect the interests
of the remaining householders. Allan
Forbes, William G. Goldman and Miss
c. Nichols are among those inter-
eSted IT,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
JOINT BANK CONTROL
Past Year Has Been Notable u
CzechoslavaIda Finances


Prague 6zechosloyakia, Ocean
Der l.-lCorrespondence OF The As
ISOLATED Press THE year 1922 has
been notable in the deveiopment OF
banking in Czechoslovakia. Efforts
have been made, and successfully,
to consolidate the banks under q
system of joint control by which II
will be possible, by mutual agree
rnent, to limit the field OF activities
thus cutting out waste and duplica :
ton of effort and bringing about
greater business prosperity for all
the institutions concerned.
One OF the most far reaching
changes is the abolition OF local
branches of the larger banks. The
business of these branches, such as
the collection of deposits, is being
taken over by tho savings banks
which already cover the country.
For the past four years there has
been progress toward onsolidation
OF fhe financial system of the new
republic, aimed particularly at f.
naneing the country's export trade
and the accomplishment of 1922
round out this program.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
HAS NO. 2 LICENSE
Philippine Senate Leader Hold'
Second Place In Auto Permits

Philippine Senate Leader HoioS
Second Place In Auto Permits
Manila, P. !. November 26.-rCor-
respondence of The r, Associated
Press Senate President Manuel
l. Quezon's automobile license
number today is number two, that
of the governor general being
number one as formerly, Here
tofore, the license number of the
automobile of the speaker of the
house of representatives has been
number two, but the claim was
made that the president of the sen
ate should outrank the speaker.
AT official social functions the
speaker of the house also has been
given precedence over the President
of the senate. The question of pre-
cedence became the cause of much
discussion but it was finally decided
that the following order should pre-
vail: Governor general. vice gov
ernor, president Of the senate and
sneaker of the hpnsa-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
smeo pia.,t Starts llp

Escanaha, Mich ipocernher So
Between 100 and 17k :nsn will be
given work sE-ting toiay By the
Emco manufacturing plant here IS
a result OF the recent merger .! the
Esnanaha Manufacturing company
With the Steel Wnliscc corporation.
i vas announced L.abofing c!sslos
are elated cvcr the aEiioS /. eezens
and 1t is expected t. sappsy e.ary
unemployed man with worA.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
Girl Is nlsappointed.

Roy LEsk OF 5gs Waht street, ycrth
MaRkato says that nts.e girl In
this city is very Tnuch disappointed
in not getting a white cab DOLL buggy
and twr dolls. whichs>Nr. LUX lost
from his auto between his home and
James avenue. IL tie finder returrs
the presents The little girl WI be
made happy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
KIRK RITES TODAY
Impressive Funeral Services For
Star Michinan Football Player
T.uo1pdslT sssi<5 peiptoogsy1

impressive EAHcTai SGrNiCSS FCf
Star Michinan Football Player
I.uo1Tdsld sss1d pslvIoossvl
Ypsilanti, Mich, December .2e.-.
High officials of the state and the
educational world az well as grid
iron stars Of. this and other years
gathered today to pay the last
donors to Bernard Kirk, star scot-
ball player Of the University OF
Michigan, whose death SATURDAY
resulted from an automobile acct
dent.
The funeral was held this morn
ing at the home Of Kinks parents.
Acting as honorary pallhearers
were DR.. MARION Leroy Burton
President of the University Of Mich
gan, and Governor Alex ]. Groes-
Members Of the 1922 Michigan
football team we're active pail
bearers. Burial was in ST. John S
cemetery. Kirk had been chosen
by many critics as the All Aneri
can end.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
prouaht Destroyed Rice Crop

4 Tsuruga, Japan. December Z.-ICor-
respondence OF the Associated Press. r.
while the great majority of the far
mers of Japan have had prosperous
year with bountiful crops. those
Asaigun, Shiga prefecture. in, the CEN
ter Of which Lake Diva have been i'm
poverished, the long drought kzving
g. 500 holdings in the district net grain
of rice came to maturity. H1Hy "
tenants are moving to the cities.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
xman q Loyelett Dies.

Lyman L. Loyelett died December
1S at San Diego. Calf, at the home
Of his step son. z. D. Nickerson.
Mr.. Lovelett came to Garden City
from Vermont in 1856, and lived
there until 1905, going then to Sc.
attic, wash, and then later 70 San
Diego
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
VICTIM OF ANTHRAX
New York Factory Worker Believed
y Poisoned From Handling Skins

Gloversville, N. Y, December 26.
Patrick Sweeney, fifty. four OF
Johnstown, is dead, a victim Of an
thrax, contracted while handling
skins in a mill in that. city. Mr..
Sweeney first felt the effects Of the
disease a week ago, and believed
1t was caused from poison in Span
ish skins which he had been hand
hing. : He died yesterday. This is
the second death from the disease
ia this locality.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
BOY KILLED FATHER
Maryland Young Man Exonoratee
For Protecting Self From Attack

WSID'aho young man Exonorateo
For Protesting Self From Attack
Associated Press Dispatch.1
Leonardtown. Md, December 26.
Henry Knott, sixteen, Killed his
father, Lancaster Knott, sixty one
in their home near River Springs,
st. Mary's county, late Saturday
night when the elder Knott is said
to have attacked his son with a
razor. The boy shot his father in
the leg and he bled to death before
medical aid could be summoned.
A jury of inquest, summoned by
Magistrate Latham, exonerated the
boy. States Attorney John II. Birso
B Investigating the case.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
WARM DAY FOR SANTA
Record Weather Prevail I'd Through
cut The State Yesterday.
: - IAcsoc.iatad Pr.ess Disratch1
IASSOCIdIeU TTBSS DFsp<ttCHsI
(tI.s..o Ts...nxn l,.r oc Tth rom q h


lAssociated Press Dispatch.l
Chicago, December 26.-Through-
the United States all previous au.
thentic records for warm tempera-
ture for Christmas day were brok-
en-, according to reports available
today.
ical home in the cold north without
experiencing zero weather in any
part of the conurty. The highest
reading yesterday was recorded at
Fort WGrth, Texas where the Their
mometer registered IS degrees.
In the northwest, visited recently
by cold waves that sent the mer-
curry to IS below zero, above zero
weather temperatures maintained
Towns in Montana and North Da-
kota that reported temperatures
from 20 to 80 degrees below zero
during the cold waves yesterday
recorded readings above freezing.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
cnrtaiI Iapan,s Rorrowlna

Toxic December S2.--tCprTespondenc
Of the Associated Press. IAN effort is
being made in the Kato ministry to keep
the Imperial governments borrowing TO
150. 900 ,Of0 yen yearly. This would be
outside of the raising of necessary
funds to redeem Gold bonds falling due,
which. during the next fiscal year,
anaount TO approximately 500, 600. 00o
ven.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
Iaps Are Win VATICAN

Toxic, December 3.--TThe zssszaSsted
Press Japan and the Vatican have
agreed on the establishment ~ di-ao-
matte relations and the appoin ccsent~ of
ministers to their Respective courts
with a--6ecision of the Diet ION tie bud
1Af for next wear.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
RoBBED DULUTH TEEATRE

Someone Familiar With safe Com !.
biHation Got Away Will, Sae5
Associated Presz Disratch.1
Duluth, MIMI. december Pc :
Some one familiar with the corn.
hinaiion openai the asfc In locA;
thelter last night and took S2gs Ia
cash, police announced today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29

zaharoff, worlds richese man, is a
woman hater, so some VIII say that
is whv he is the richest man
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-29
EYEWITNESS Can
IDENTIFY MAskfRS
New Development In til.
Mer Rouge Mystery
FARMER SAW MEN
Secret Service Men Claim Pos
session Of Important Evi-
p dencs For Hearing.

Baltimore, Md, Dcecmte: ~.
DIR. 3. NJ. Mckoin, former
mayor of Mer Rouge, la, who
10 wanted by louisiana authofl-
ties for Interrogation concernln1
the Morehouse pariSh kidnap-
inss, Is attached 70 the Bnesy
uroIopicai clinic at Johns Hop
kins hospital. He said today
that ne knew nothing about the
kidnapping case and could give
the authorities no Information
concerning them. Fer this rea-
son, he ADDED, he had not made
up his mind whether he wocic
return to louisiana.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
'MUSU VYRIAUSYBE SUSI-
DOMEJUSI KTNIJOS
PADETIMI.
Civilis karas patterns kinams
kenksmingas.

WASHINGTON, geg. g.
Musp vyriausybe su atsidejl-
mu temijasi, kas siandie vel
kiasi Kinijoj, kur militaristai
pak4l6 civil kara ir trukdo
tai Saliai naudotis Washington
no nusiginklavimo konferen-
cijos padarytomis sutartimis.
Washingtono vyriausybe !
tas suirutes Kinijoje nemano
maiSytis. Mes tai vIdujine sa-
vitarp6 sroviQ kova uz cent
rale valdzia. Toji vedama
kova nepaliecia Kinijos val
styb6s nepriklausomyhes.
Bet tas evils karas yra
didziai kenksmingas pacial
Kinijai. DidziulGs valstybes
tenai tur6jo panaikinti visus
savo paStu biurus, ty. tuos
biurus pavesti patterns h-
mans. Sutiko atlikti kitas rel
kalingas ten reformas.
TO visa Siandie negreit bus
galima ikunyti. Prisieis lau-
xii, kot Kiniioje bus ivesta
stipri ir pastovi central6 val
dzia.
Be to, il japonai sulaikys
Shantungo pusiausalio evaku-
avimq. Bet po Sios civilio ka-
TO audros, 1rasi, Kinija pelnys.
Mes kuomet gaus pastoVla
centrale valdzia, tuomet Sails.
gales atsigaivinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
PREZIDENTAS TYRINEJA
ANGLEKAsIQ sTRE1KA.

WASHINGTON, geg. g.
Anglekasiq organizacijos pre-
zidentas John Lewis buvo
Washingtone If turejo trum-
pa konferencija su Darbo Sc
kretoriumi Davis, paskui su
prezidentu Hardingu. Kalbe-
tasi apie anglekasiu streika.
Po tp konferencijQ spaudos
atstovams Lewis pranese tik
tick, kad jis konferavo strei-
ko klausime. Tai viskas. Dau-
giau jis nieko nepasakojo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06

PARYzIUS, geg. 6.-I Ge-
noa konferencijon isvaziavo
Prancijos delegacijos pirmi-
ninkas Barthou. Prizes isva-
ziuosiant premieras Poincare
paragino j darbuotis bendrai
su Anglijos delegatais iduo-
to bolSevikams memorandum
klausime. Bet visuomet stip-
rial stoveti uz savo principus,
kurie palieGia svetimsalip sa-
vastis Rusijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
VIENAM PADARYTAS
CALAIS.

Du pl6Siku galvazudziu IN
d.io Joseph Shusas saliunan,
s443 Shields ave. Iris "kos-
tumerius" rade' sustate prize
sienos. Vienas su revOlverlu
rankoje prad6jo kraustyti ko-
Stumeriams kiSenius. kltas
atsisuko j barq.
Tuo momentu saliuninmkas
Shusas dribo uzbar6je If pa
si6m6 .revOlveri. KuOmet pie
Sikas drasiai pasirode gale
baro, kad uzeiti j uzbari, Shu-
sas paleido j j Suvl. Plesi-
kas krito.
Kitas, tai pamates, paliko
"kostumerius,' soko per du-
ris laukan If pabego.
Pasautas plesikas neidenti-
fikuotas. Mire vezamas ! ap-
skrities ligonine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
PAsAUTAs UzPUOLIKAs.

Policmonas Linstead is Ce,
'ntral stoties 6jo tarnybon
Pakeliui uz6jo pas savo mo-
tina, Mrs. Emory Linstead,
1920 Ravenswood ave. Tai
buvo vakare.
Motina jam praneS6, kad
nesenai ] jos namus per uzpa-
kalines duris; pl6S9si koks emo
gus. .u ... ..
Policmonas nu6jes atidard
duris. Tuojaus ant jo puo-
6si piktadaris, kurs prie du-
riQ tykojo.
Policmonas issitrauk6 re-
volveri ir perSova koja uzpuo-
likui. Su persauta koja me-
gino b6gti. Bet sugautas. Pa
sisake esqs Charles Bietz.
1920 Belmont Ave
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
UzTROsKO KETURI.

John Jany, 1904 Lyman gt.,
su savo moterimi A m, dviem
sunais, John, 19 m, ir Frank,
10 M, taipat dukterimi Caro-
lyna, II metQ, geguz6s 3 d.
vakare lainingai sugul6.
Tik ant rytojaus po pietq
kaimynai suuod6 gazo dvokl-
Ma. Kadangi nuo pat ryto is
Jany manu- niekas nepaslro-
de, praneSta policijai.
Policija atvyko su pulmoto-
riu. Atrado visus penlis ga
zu uztroSkusius. Pc pusant-
ros valandos darbo pavyko
atgaivinti tik vienq IA metQ
mergaite.
Policija tvirtina, kad ia ne
paprasta nelaim6 ivyko del
prakiurusios gumin6s gazo
is kurios gazas CARA
vo per pakti ir pragaiSino te-
vus su dviem vaikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
GEN. WI PAEME PEKINA.

PEKINAS, geg. 6. - Gen.
Wa Pei-fu su $4,000 kariuo-
ments nugal6jo gen. Chang
,Tso-lin armijq il pa6me va
kar Si miesta. Paskutine die
nq mur$iuosc nukauta ir SUI
zeista daugiau 1000 kareivip.
Gen. Chang Tso-lm armja
iSblaSkyta. StipresnGs lieka-
nos atsimeta ant Mukdeno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
BOLsEVIKV RELIGINE
"LAISVE."
Ia ju "laisve", tai teroras.

ROMA. geg. 6. - Nesenai
Genoa kOnferencijOje SOvietQ
Rusijos uzsieniu reikalQ ko-
miSaraS Tchitcherin tvirtino,
kad Siandie Rusijoje gyvuo-
ianti rcligint laisv6. Jis apie
tai pasakojo ir pa%iam Genoa
arkivySkupui.
Nisai kitaip kalba cia vie
&nti. Rusijos statiatikiQ
(pravosIavQ) cerkv6s taryba.
81 kitaip nusako apie tQ reli-
zine laiSve. Ir jaja reikla
daugiau pasitik6ti, negu boil
ScyikQ pasakOjimais.
Anot tarybos, per pusket-
virtQ boISevikQ valdymo me-
tu RuSijoje nukankinta II nu-
zudyta % pravoslavQ vysku-
,,o; -. dopriou 100 SVpntiEn
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
NEPAVYKUS KONFE-
RENCIJA.

NEW YORK, geg. 6
Kietqju angliq kasyklu saw
ninku atstovaf cia Wis dar tu-
ri konferencija su darbininkQ
virSaicciais. Bet is konferen-
cijos nieko nebus. Darbinin-
kai reikalauja didesnio hmo-
kesnio. KasyklQ savininkai
grieztai nesutinka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
KOMISIJA GVILDENTI
STREIKA.

WASHINGTON, geg. 6.
zemesnieji kongreso rumai
pravede biliQ, pagal kurio tu-
ri but paskirta valdiskoji ko-
misija gMldenti anglekasiql
streika If darbuotis ia strei-
ka kuoveikiau baigti.
Bilius pasiqstas senatui. Bi-
liaus autorius yra atstovas
Blanda is Indiana valstijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
Bus keiamas Vilniaus
KlauSimaS

nustatyta tarpe LietuVos Ii
Lenkijos. Lietuyos delegacija
idave konferencijai prasym2,
kad priverstu lenkus evakuo-
ii uzimtus Lietuvos plotus, tai
gi ir Vilniu. Ir kad Lietuvon
butu prijungta visa Klaipe-
dos provincial su to patles
Vardo miestu.
zinovai tvirtina. kad Lietu-
vos-Lenkijos ir kitQ valsty-
blu sienu nustatymas konfe-
rercijai ims kokias iris savai-
tes. Tan laikan iskaitomos If
Rusiios po!itinas problemos.
Lenkai delegatai darhuo5asl,
kad Vilniaus klausimas kon
ferencijoje nebutQ keiamas.
Bet Lietuvos delegatai savo
puseje turi delegatu didziu-
Ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
VILKAVISKIS. Nuo pr;

VILKAVISKIS. Nuo pra-
dzios metQ iregistruota 80 J.
vairiu organizaciju skyriai:
zemdirbiQ Sajungos - IA, L.
X. J. Pavasario - II, Aboli-
cionistQ draugijos - I, L. Kr.
Dem. partijos - 6, Sccialde-
mokratu partijos 4, Darb. Fe-
deracijos -/3, L. Mot. Kat.
draugijos 2, ziburio - /, T.
kininkp Sajungos - 4, L. K.
Mok. Sqjungos - 1, Liet. vo-
kieGiQ part. 4, zydp Sajungos
"Ceirei-cion" = 3, dar q i
vairios organizacijos, turin
clos po l skyriQ. Esa Sick
tick ir visai neregistruotu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
DARBININKAI PASALINA.
MI IS MANU-.

U.NIONTOWN, Pa, geg. 6.
= Angliq kasyklq bendroves
pradeda isvarineti is bendro-
viiQ namq streikuojaneius ang-
lekasius su seimynomis. Va
romi jie laukan, atsisakius
jiems gryzti darban.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
RTETAVAS. Rietavo pro,

R1ETANAS. RletaV0 pro-
gimnazija gyvuoja nuo 1918
1919 metu; Wis stengiasi pa
virsti gimazija, tik Wis dar
nesiseka. Mat "viduriai tus-
ii" - tik Simtas keliolika mo-
kiniu, mat, valstieciai jos ne
palaiko.
Rietavo .Oginskio dvaras
perniai buvo centras lietuvy-
hes, patriotizmo "veikimo." "
IS cia pavieniai asmenys, net
istaigos budavo skundziamos,
kaipo neiStikmos Lietuvos
pilietybei. Simet nieko to ne
gird6ti. Tiesa, dvaras gra-
zintas ar dar tebegrazinamas
savininkui, X. Zaluckiui. Dva-
ro vyriausiu administrato-
RUM teb6ra buv: Il. U. ir V.
r. ministerijos igaliotinis p,
zmudzinas. Teciaus patrio-
tinis uolumas kaz kur iSgara-
vo... Oar vienas stebuklas:
dvarui esant ministerijos IL
Moi, nuolat buvo ivairiQ ne
laimip, gaisrq, nuostollQ; mi
nisterija tikrai geriausia zino,
kick yra sukiSusi valstyb6s le-
Su tam dvarui. Dabar, tebe-
SAINT administratorium tam
paGiam p. zmuidzinui, aple
nuostolius nebegirdeti, diva
ras duodqs dar pelno...
Nesenai isikurG Pr. If Pr.
Banko skyrius, tik kaz koks
neveiklus, jokios reklamos, jo-
kin skelbimQ, todel valstiecial
nieko apie j nezino. Retkar-
ciais pamatai paveluota pa
raSa: "Doleris - nm rub"
Nustebes begi pas smugelnln-
ka pasiteirauti: bene MN,
kaip buvai girdejes... Ir pasi-
rodo, iStikruju paskutiniuoju
pranesimu is Klaipedos, NNN
etc. o zydukai traukla gles-
mele: ''Kas bus, kas nebus,
bet zydelis neprazus, ir gesef-
tas bus".. Ir doleriq smuge-
lis sau eina, kaip ejes.
Yra dar Rietave "Lietuvis-
kas trakterius Gailius. Yra
teritorijjoj "Blaivybes" sky
RUS; klebonija, kuri myli sve-
Gius; vartotojQ bendrove, ku-
ri duoda nuostoliq, pagaliaus,
smugelninlQ, kurie dziaugiasi,
patenkinti dabartimi il atei-
timi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06
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