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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-01
NIELS CHRISTENSEN
ON WAR PATH
Dagmar, Mont.
Aug. Il, 1922.

Aug. IA, l92Z.
Editor Producers News,
Pientywood, Mont.
Dear SIR:
The undersigned mas been q reader
of your paper for some time, and
used to think that there was some
facts and truth back % your writ
i'm, but have lately ONE to ".her
conclusions, fearing that i are suf-
for.ne from some bad tieans! | or
tanly believe in publicity and appre-
ciate same-you have my fullest per-
mission to write all that you know
about me, good, bad and Indifferent;
but when you or anyone else goes to
Icing about me, [ shall resent it to
the last inch of me.
In your issue of August 4th, under
the title: Political Pot Stew" dope,
/ would call it, you state that Hans
Dixon fell at last for the persuasion
of his friends Niels Christensen. Al
low me to state that there is not
one iota of truth in said statement.
The writer must either have been mis-
informed or willfully lying when writ
ing, as I have never spoken one word
to Hans Dixon about coming out for
State Senator. Next you say that the
word of Niels Christensen is not
worth much and he is now out trying
to bust the League from stem to
stern" This about trying to bust the
League happens to be another dirty
lie. The League is going to pieces
fast enough to suit my fancy, with
out my help, I very much regret to
say. About my word not being worth
much, that is too personal for ME to
answer. I shall leave it 10 the good
many people who know me and not
take your word for it. You further
state that Niels always tries to bust
ANYTHING he can't himself run. He
has done that many times before
Would you be good enough to tell me
and your many readers what | have
tried to break up. Outside of few
fork handles I can't remember any
thing broken by me, | did not realize
that I was mocker ore yet
told. You put me with the Harry
Loucks crowd. That is a crowd I dt
not know about and consequently de
not belong to it. You stase that
supported c.. E. Conner for Judge Sc
cretly. Yes, so secretly, that neither
you nor any other man knows a1.y
thing about it. You further ST ate tina
Niels Christensen himself wanted t.
make the race for the Senate. Ancth
er dirty and maliciously lie. I hav'
never considered it for che moment
Several parties have urged me t.
come out for Senator, but I have Ter
sistently refused, telling them as
have told Won that 7 have no Dolitica
aspirations whatsoever.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-01
Elk MINNESOTA SOLON
JAILED AS DEFAULTER
Hennepin County Treasurer Admits
Shortage and Goes to Saltwater.

Minneapolis, Aug. 21.-Henry C..
Hanke, former Hennepin county treas
urer, entered the state penitentiary
at Saltwater tonight, to begin serving
a sentence of one to ten years at
hard labor for defrauding the county
of s25O,OOO, while he held office.
Minneapolis, Aug. 21.-Henry c:
Hanke, former state senator and
Hennepin county treasurer for IT
years, broke down today and con-
fessed defalcations involving a quar-
ter of a million dollars.
He was indicted by the grand jury
at noon and arraigned at l p. m:
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to the state prison for one to ten
years and will shortly be taken to
Saltwater
County Won't Lose
Despite his frenzied and carefully
concealed populations, Hennepln
county probably will not lose dol
lar as the result of Hanke's opera
lions. County Attorney Floyd Olson
learned Hanke had invested nearly
every cent of the money in real es-
tate and other property on which the
county will be able to realize It's
losses.
Hanks decided all of his holdings to
the county following his expose ano
confessions, it was said.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-01

You will pardon me for ;tating my
position. am dissatisfied with the
working of the League in Sheridan
county, end so far as | am personally
concerned | am through with the
League, very much to my regrets.
Owing to present conditions | had
fully decided not to have anything TO
do with politics this fall, but if | can
not be left alone to tend to my own
affairs, I may come out and exercise
what | consider my rightful privi-
lege and duty.
Yours truly,
NIELS CHRISTENSEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

horses. III" other by oxen. fllcd with
scotch Presbyterian pioneers from
Donegal pcnnSylva Mia. h"ade hr
the Rev Richard Sankey" ,Rcv g.
T.. Rnnh.nJ arrived al IN. fire. After
singing several HYMNS they com
rl"'"d tn" ceremony by throwing
mare twigs nud turf upon IN" llaZ.
Next 10 arriV" ON TIA" scene was
"frlnc" Edward Augustus" grand-on
81 G""tS" II. chr. e Il Cunningham
JrD. Ia his royal British crown Tn.
carriage. which * cory similar in
app"aranc" 10 the on" used by GEN
"ral G'org" Washington. and uuw
r"r"sin" At Noun, Vernon is tho
old stat" carr4ar" u7"d in "Ye "ld.u
days' by ia" Knight and Dunninr-
ION families ~ Princo Edward Fol
lowing the Prince" was carriage
caring a number Of tho ladies a.
court which. in turn was followed
by 81 carr;ac" henring Mrs. J.tcr and
t"niiy.' one Of n. old Virginia fanai-
lies az 1850.
Misunderstanding FIunt
N'Ni iu order cam" - splendid nn,,
from Hampton sidney college. repre-
s'n'inr In" room in TIA" old state
T"usc of l77G Tho scene depicted
was that historical ON" where Pat
rick Henry - presenting the charter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

of III" period followed. GoSeruor Nc
h'nn"E h"lng represented by w. w
jackson. JudE. J.. = Watkins 10y his
'"n. Judg" y. -. Watkins and Iudc"
+. - Irving by his son. Or. pamlus
y Irving.
The stat" Normal school at Farm
VII" Mas NEXT represented with u
most beautiful float showing ">lui,
Mater pr"r"s"iting trained teachers
1" tn" people or virginia. l>S5-l"22'
Next cam" TIA" knight Of FRINGE
Edward. James II Clark. who has
been chosen as Prince Edward =
Nnight In ia" great tournament 10 b"
held in Richmond
Charming it'll" Miidrcn Dickinson.
VIII" VIII act a. Prince Edward E"uu-
TVS sponsor in the great STAT" pa
""ant. accompanied b. her escort. ly-
Why iIh"l. Watkins. ncca Sion.d
hearty aprlauS" a they passed Ia re-
lew before the gathered thrruc.
\ '."d"ru touch was added 1" The
pax mt hy the appearance. ~ c"un-
~ demonstration NoiI, nuat. bearing
children representing - BoyS. and
Girls IIuuiu4 Ir"nd- Making Sew
ns Corn AMI zig clubs.
Last. bat not least. and "C para
mount Importance" q" IN" utur" cit
iZ"us II "ur counts was IN" SPLEEN
I'D H"at d"pi,ting tn" work "f rr.no"
Edward t"Huiy Health Association.
"ur counts nurse" Miss Miami. T.:
i:ice. and pr Kline. Of the dental de-
"af'n"nt STAT Board Of Health.
Richmond. h"inp shown in IN" act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
TWO HELD ON CHARCr
OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Special Z" The Times DispatchI
W " I | L...S'EE.R "a Mn IL g.

Special tu Thc Times DiSpatch.l
WiNIIiIGSrER. Va. May i3.-Jesse
Dove and Robert q O'Flah.rty
Whit" Hni Robert IIruwu negro lit
n"N driver. were last evening held
Tor tn" Iun- grand Iury OF IN" cir
cut Court. charged with highway
:"hh"ry II was alleged hy sheriff
iinn"it. who signed TIA" complaint.
h"t john BuWl"s. u negro ORDERLY
81 Memorial Hospital. told him tn"
men robbed him and h"wg"d him over
steep entertainments several miles
cast ~ town. several days ago. He.
had over $40 when II" accompanied
ihr mon on a Jllu-y ride. and when
IA" returned alone lat" at night Ia.
had uu money. Both whit. men de
u'cd having taken the money. hut
Rr"wn testified hat when h. and his
Compaui"uS started back to town n.
asked, "Who got tho money" and on"
- them t"ss"d him il@. which h..
rav" to - n"gr" woman for safe keep
INK.
'rh" sheriff and police wers tracing
Browns movements last Satur1sy
nigh'. when ii"n. l.jgrctt. meat deal
"r. was held up and robbed While re-
turning from E"rryvill" His auto
m"hii" Was damaged when II collid"d
With big log that had h""n rolled
across tn" road. and whil" n" Was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

IIaalinE. Reauti:ving 70 The Com nie1lon-
- ug"d HHgans Magnolia Balm .S directed
and IN expressing my THANKS FOR the src.t
relief received from is us". will sid
that ypur claim for It, utility does not
'glly express - merits ~ seems 20 pOssrss
c healing srd h"auti,ying prSAr heretofore
-o';GT-r. | VIII help 10 introduce your
w"nt'Tfu' EiluJ- remain. happily ycur
friend. tslEn'dp Miss Nsri" .tim.i!a. New
nall california; instant beauty from this
lipuid "a" ana toilet ppwder-Rrpretts
white. pink. ros"-r" IS cents a, drug
IIs'S "r Icy mail. Lyon MiE Co - So
Fi'th st, Bronlyn, y r.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
PRINCE EDWARDS PAGEANT
DEPICTS COUNTYS HISTORY
Thousands View Spectacle in Farmvc IN Principal
Floats and Features Will BE Sent to Rich
mond for Great Nahispa.

FARMNii.i.E. VA. May l3.-Tn-
der the auspices OF the Prince Ed
ward County pageant committee
headed by Mrs ]. l.. Jarman. Prince
Edward tounty's contribution to III.
pageant work which has been car
iled ON throughout IN. stat" this
spring, eliminated ia a splendid pa
seant depicting IN" principal event,
ana characters IN tn" Cuunty's his
tory in Farmvill" Friday afternoon
The story Of The psg"au, l. the
original work ~ rruf"Ssn. :. VI
Graing"r. Of m" Normal school here
and was read bv Miss Edna horton
spear head Of tn" dramatic depar,-
m"nt.
The pageant which was under tho
immediate direction az Miss Chris
tine r.. Munnz. head Of IN. depart
inent OF music Of the stat. Normal
school. took place ON .,hc high
school grounds which are ideally To-
'ai"h for the purpose.
Af,er forming short distanc"
aaaS. me procession marched ont"
the grounds headed by Marshal !.
W. Garn"tt followed ~ IN" Farm
VIII" silver Band and MarShnls J. ~.
clark. g " Hianinn. Joel watkins
and Or x l.. iiudrinS.
N"Ht came band az W"yan"kc
Indians on foot ana horseback, l"i
by Chief l.. l.. Hubbard. who de
picted In pantoinirne tho "Twig ana
Turf ceremony OF transferring
land 70 the pioneers. After light
ing the Hre, tho Indians danced
ar0ound IN" blaze. utt"ring their
weird Wells. the warriors .nOurishing
their bows and the spuaws CARRYING
their young papo"scs. Tn" chief
then shot an arrow into tho tutf.
which he removed with q handful o,
=. =. . F.,ax IL.
and l.f, tn" seen" after suprlica,inp
heaven to bless their new camping
grounds.
show Prairie Schooner.
After the departure of tho Indians
Two prairie schoDn"rS. on" drawn hv
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After IN" departure Of tho Indians.
'"o prairie schoDn"rS. on" drawn by
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Ounce Follows.

%: treating :hc teeth OF one OF our
public schoo lchjldr.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

%: treating 'hc teeth OF one OF our
public schoo lchjIdr.n.
Ounce Follows.
Leaving tn" pageant grounds. the
procession paSsc In brilliant array
thr"ulsi The principal streets ~
fhrmNille. making a brilliant aud If
ie"tirc scene. Three or more OF tn.
hpaiS participating in IN" local pa
E"aut viii constitute" Prime" Edward
'"unty'S contribution 10 tn" sr"a;
NahiSpn" In Richmond
Ih" pageant celebration concluded
with - grand costume BAN ia tn.
farmNillc \rm"rN. Wa old fashioned
miuu.t WAS danced hy u tgimhcr Of
isticallN cnStum"d young ladies'
ana gentlemen. y spirited virginia
Reel f"li"wcd. aud tn" rcmG ind"r If
tia" evening was given over To round
dancing.
IN" enthusiasm "r tn" crowds was
tribute O." the ability "f thoS" 81
The c"mmitt"" who have worked So
hard :" make. rr!ur" r.dward'S pa
g"aut Il Cumpl"t" success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
BANKS ASSETS PROVE
TO BE FORCERIES
nv Nssociatcd press. |

MoEERLY. MO. May l3--Ssven
hundred and ntty Instruments. in
N"lvinc Approximately s4G5. 600. re-
vealed by tho state tank examiners
audit Of tn" closed Farmers ana
Merchants Bank here. were said by
tn" examiners 10 he forgcries The
aUdIt vas completed today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

walking toward Winchester, ne was
"Nertahen nv Brown. who said hs
happened Z" he coming from Berry
VIE. and continued the journey In
Browns ji'neS Police are iuauirius
whether Brown actually was In Ber-
rFViii" last Saturday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

MINES ri KG. Nav n. \
hlHc'lish diamond Of ny" aud one
half "arats was Recently found in
IN" liiormhnf district. which on
cutting. proved to L." almost "mcr
aid in c",or Tn. sr"n" uow weighs
ON" and one hair carais aud is TO-
lirv"i ." II" most valuable, owing &"
tin" rarity of green diamonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

In som" Instances. II is understood.
IN" SONS az 'nufod'rat. Veterans
ar. preparing "a bring win them
large delegations II tho old era, j
oats. IN" younger men d"fra wing all
expenses
MI reunion officials ar" agreed
that IA" thirty second annual r"un-
lon - the Veterans Us going ." D."
IN" biggest and mrst olaf crate event
nf - kiuh whieh ever TOOK place u,
Richmond
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or the college TO the other trustees
OF the original board. The powder
ed wings and gorgeous costumes ~
n" actors presented beautiful as
well as accurat" picture Of III. scene.
Following tn" iIampdrn- Sidney
h"at cam" number OF prominent
citizens ~ IN" oun,y representing
celebrates ~ III" period. l7r0-IS25.
First cam cdr W. - B"ckhau as
John itand"lph." then Miss Fanny
Lyon IN" beloved Judith Ran
""lph. 10" f.. Gar'an as creed Fay
lor," ". J. Bcasl"y as Peter Fran
cisco
The enxt H"at represented the
famous old Medical Institute at
W"rsham during the rcri"d 1897
lhir. founded ~ Dr. J"hn Peter Mat
t"u"r 9Th" f"r" runner "t tn" present
Medical c"ll"r" OF Virginia. in Ri"h-
mpndp- seated upon The noat. dressed
IA t"h prevailing s,yi" "f the period.
was a elias "f students l." whom Dr.
Matt"cur 'Nr. !. " CrGi"). * seen
explaining III" human anatomy Win
tn" aid az dangling skeleton
On. Of tn. mos, picturesque f"a-
lures ~ the procession was tho on"
chewing the old method Of hauling
tobacco which WAS by means ~ "a
hraS "tta'h"t 10 IA" or! gina hogs
head ana drawn is a pair nf oxen.
Tn" aged n"er" driver with his long
rlacksnak. whip save added impress
SIv"nc"s ." the seem
Represent Conf-dcrnics.
Next cam" a splcudidly arranged
float rcprcScutiug Confederate
camp At Farrnvil" during IN" period
~ 1861 81 followed bv such we'll
Il, i.y 4.
cral joseph T. Johnston tiIcry Mad
lsonD. "Mars"" Robert r.. Lee Of. j..
nupuyD. and others.
Prince Edward County celebrities
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
CENA UHLi BUDE. STANO-
VENA AS MA $500
"a TUNU.

Telefonicka rozmluva mezi
okresnim navladnlm Stanto-
mem q statnim palivovym adj
ministratorem Nealem by ma
znacovala, re byNu mas stano-
vena byla cena uhli na $500
"a tunu. Cena uhli V dolech
jest $3.50, doprava na misto
stoii $40 a pfipocteme-li k to-
mu zisk prostredniku $2.75,
vyide nam skutecn6 S8.01 "a
tunu. Ia uhli kusove mozno
pax pi'iraziti jeste dalslch 25c
takze cena dostupuie $8.26.-
Cena tato arci neni jeSte po-
sledni, ielikoz SO Stantonovi
zda obchodni podil ma zisku
pills vysokym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
PRESAZOVANf v DETEK.
TIVNfM ODDELENf.

Pc vcerejSi schuzi policej-
Mich kapitand v hlavni stanici
ucin;l nacelnik Graul n6jake
zm6ny, ably die jeho SLOW byla
sluzba zlepsena. Ctyri detek-
tivove byli z nradovny odvola-
nj a jeden policista, pri detail
nj sluzbe V teze uradovn6 pax
imenovan detektivem. Celkem
sc tyka zm6na IA muZu. Lii
stina presazenych byla vcera
vyvesena vypomocnym inspek-
torem St. Murphym; z kraja-
MI presazeni: James Rybak z
5. precinktu do detektivni IRA
dovny, Frank Hruska cd pra-
v:delne sluzby u 5. precinktu
pfidelen k sluzbe traficni a
Charles Safranek cd pravidel-
ne sluzby Il IL. precinktu k
sluzbe traficni V precinktu
prvnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
MOVE STAROSTI MAYORA
KOHLERA.

Do proslavene naSi Zoologi-
cke zahrady V Brookside par
ku zakoupen byl parek lvu a
pfi teto udalosti nastala starost
jak oba dravce pojmenOvati.
Vypsana byla verejna soutez.
Agilni pan mayor vsak vcera
vyslovil prani, ably pfi kftu
ponechana byla stranou politi-
ka a nikoho snad nenapadlo
snaziti Sc poimenovati ODE kr-
velacne bestie po n6kterem n.y.
nejsim kandidatovi, jenz sc
podobne, jak lev uchazi 0 zvo-
leni. Mezi tim vsak dosla zpra-
va, Ze vsechny tyto svizele
Zbytecne rOzrusuji vefejnost
neb krest zvifat byl jiz vyko-
nan St. Louis, kde parek spa
tril svetlo sveta a take jiZ by
pojmenovan. On Sc ZOve big
Boy" ona Bridget. Skoda
ze Sc liz tax stalo, jsme sen.
saci chudsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
NOVY MOSTNf SUPER
INTENDENT.

Nastupcen nedavno Odstou-
pleho mostniho superintendent
ia w. Malycreina jmenovan
byl Lambert Porter, jenz ma
die mayorovych SLOW pro tento
ufad nejvetslch zpusobilosti.
Mayor Kohler pravil, ably jeho
administrace nebyla vinena
nedostatecnou opravou mostu
ma vych. 8. ul., vedouciho pres
trat' drahy Ne York Central
k pobreznim pierum.
"Zdedili jsme jsme vsechny
shnile mostly v celem meste, ale
zadne penize. S fondy dnes-
mimi delame co nam jest moz.
no a sami sc divine, ze vice
techto pfechodu nehroZi silce.
nim."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
Mc'CANNONOVI NEBUDE
PO, ODBYTf TRESTU WA
TO .PRANO PROVOZOVA-
I'll PRAVNICKOU PRAKSI.

Byvaly prednosta municipal
niho soudu w. H. McGannon
byl sice vcera zbaven prava ja-
ko pravnik, byla mu ale pone-
chana moznost, ably po odpy-
kani trestu "a premlouvanl
svedku mu ustedreneho, sc o.
petne mohl venovati pravnic-
kemu povolani. A die vyslo-
vovanych naZoru povolanych
kruzich, bude mu pravo zastu-
povani bez obtizi ud6leno, zda-
Ii lie tax arci pozada. Sam
soudce w. P. Stephenson z o.
kresu Adams, jenz ma Zdejsim
okresnim soude vypomaha pra
vi, re witt moznost obzivy od-
souzenci po vytrpeni pfisouze-
neho mu trestu by vlastne Zna-
menalO jako odsouditi jej ma
dozivoti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
POLICIE MA HOMIE "a u.
PRCHLYM DOBYTKEM.

" okoli jatek ma zap. 65. u.
Clark ave. dOstalO Sc vcera
vecer pred osmou hodinou oby
vatelstvu zvlastnl podivane.
Predni vrata dobytci ohrady
The Federal Packing Co., els.
5000 zap. 65. ul. zustala ma
sledkem nedopatreni otevfena,
kterez pfilezitosti pouzilo as
sto k smrti odsouzenych telat
k vyletu. Ia kratko rozb6hla
sc zvirata po celem okoli, tax
re k jejich zlapani muscle BY
ii pouzito sluzeb tfi letacich
skadron a tri vypomocnych pa
trolnich Get.
Krajan Josef Zizka. 1887
Storer ave., hlidac jatek the
Swift Co. spatfil prvni, osvo-
bozenske hnuti a rychle pfipad
hlasil v Gradovn6 the Fedora
Packing Co., odkud pax vysla-
ma byla zadost pomoc ma pc
licii. Honby Sc sucastnil kde
kdo a deset hodin byla o.
hrade smrti v6tsina telat az
ma as deset zvirat Zabehlych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
PREDPOViDA USPESNOST
HONERNf SEZONY.

Jak vypravuje p. F. J. Pekoc
jun. DO navratu Columbus,
kde meSkal na sjezdu. Jest le-
tos hojnost drobnejsi Zvefe
vSude az ma diva staty - Te-
xas Alabamu, die sdeleni no.
nebniho komisaTe. Vyhlidky
ma vydatny Glovek pax "a ma
stale sezony nemalo rozmnozi
fady lovcu. Jiz loni bylo Wy
dano povoleni honitbe as
4,25S.O30 osobam pOcet ten
ito letos znacne bude pry pre-
vysen, tax re prekroci pet mi
lionh "nimrodu".
Y Pennsylvania vybito bylo
roku lonskeho skorem A millio-
my kraliku, aniZ by Sc jejich
,pocet zmensil. V nasem state
lpak odstreleno kraliku ma diva
, milliony a podobny pocet V
New Yorku a Michiganu.
Podobne pfiznive zpravy o
stavu zvefe dosly re statu
iinych, takze die p. Pekoce,
lenz jest mistnim obchodnim
jednatelem loveckych pusek
Winchestroyek, kyne naSim
pravym tenn "svatecnim" low
cum skutecne slavna seZOna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14

= Kazdy clovsk provede v Ii.
vote nsjaky ten "HLOUPY
KOUSEk", jak Sc to della, do
zyite, se, pri provedeni stejno-
jmenne hry Dram. Sb. Tylen
dine Is. fijna v {. N. Sini ma
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14

- Jak pan Tamburini. byvaly
baletni mistr, provedl svi;
"HLOUPY KOUSEK", pred
vedenO bude We yveselOhfe pro
vedene ''Tylem" v nedSli IS.
fijna v &. N. Sini, ma Broad
way.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14

sta Litvy Wilma pred sesti sty
lety. Hlavnim recnikem bude
litevsky malif a obyvatel Vii
ma A. Zemaitis, jenz byl Gle
mem polniho T stabu litevskych
stfelcI, polovojenske to orga-
nisace muzu i zen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24

MASKVA, geg. "A. - Wy
kinamasis bolSevikQ valdzlos
sovietQ komitetas praved6 de-
kreta, kuriame Rusijos gwen
tojams grqzinamos nuosavy-
biu teises, iS6mus mazus ap-
ribavimus. Sake, tuO dekre-
tn ateity bdsiq paremiami Ru-
sijos santikiai su Amerika II
kitomis valstyb6mis. Supran-
tama, jei Amerika sutiks k9-
nors bendra tur6ti su bolSevi-
slime Russia
Naujas bolSevikQ istatymas,
iei il tokiu vardu galima pa
VadlntI, VlSlemS SVetlmSa-
Hams leidzia tur6ti vienodas
privilegijas savasciQ valdyme,
kaip If patterns rusams. Skir-
tumas tik tas, kad svetimSa-
liai nuo valdziOs turf gauti
speciali leidimq isigyti nuosa-
vybes. Kad tuotarpu rusams
toks leidimas nereikalingas.
SvctimSaliams uztikrinta
teismu globa, jei tokia pat
globa bus pritaikoma rusams
svetimose valstyb6se.
Negai atgauti savasciu.
Istatyme pad6ta pasarga,
kad buve savininkai negali at
gauff savasciQ, kurios konfls-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
MOBILIZUOJAMA "SAU-
sUJU" ARMIJA.
Armijoje be vyru busia ir
moteru.

1v M IL ~:
So p 49,, naa,,s;a
. - -
80
49,, 49, ,,,;as+o -
hsrstns a. Eartais ten nayar-
4oianoas ,,zdrons+as k;nso sl1v-
stimelis.
, Chicago praleido ne viena
tokia "mobilizaciiia.' Buvo
ecia .jau daug generaliu "puo-
,limu" prizes saliunus, kuriuo-
Sc sinkuojami sIagalai, il
.priess namus, kuriuose dirba-
mas alkoholis.
Bet miiestas kaip buvo, tair
pasiliko "slaput61is" If per
mirkes .alkoholiuiie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
VOKIETUAI REIKALNCAS
MAISTO DIKTATORIUS.

BERLYNAS, geg. "a.
VokieGiQ darbo federacija rel
kalauja kaip duona, taip htq
reikalinga zmon3ms maista is
naujo skirstyti porcijomis.
Tas reikalavimas keliamas
delto, -kad Vokietijoje If vel
pabranginama, duona, taip
kad vargSams bus neiperka-
ma.
SocialistQ partija reikalau-
ia paskirti maisto diktatoriQ
il maista skirstyti taip, kaip
buta karo laikais,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
LIETUvos KAR1UoMENEs
REIKsME

zinomas hetuviq prietelius
comand. >d'Etchegoyeu pra-
ncuzu kariskiQ laikraSty "La
France Militaire' paduoda
ziniu apie Lietuvos kariuome-
ne, pc kick kas metal mobi-
lizuojama, kick metQ tarnau-
.ja, kaip apginkluota, kick jos
yra ramiu laiku, kick karo
metu gall but sumobilizuota.
Apie Lietuvos kariuomene
com. d'Etscg. atsiliepia labai
prielankiai.
Tai esanti visai moredna
(siq laikQ) kariuomene, turin
ii visokiu daliQ, neiSskiriant
lakunp, inzinieriQ ir specia-
liq, gerai apginkluota ir disci-
plinuota, atrodo sauniai, turi
uztektinai karininkq, savo vi
.duje ir aukstaja karo mokyk-
la ir beto ksi-kurie lietuviai
karininkai prancuzq mokyklo-
Sc Sain Cyr ir Fontainebleau.
Com. d. Etchegoyen apskaito
lietuviq kariuomene karo me-
tn Xxi 20 tukstanciq vyru ir
tokios jegos negalima esq lai-
kyti niekais. Ant gallo COM
d. Enchg. primena;y kad 16 lie
tuviq Americas kariuomeneje
muS6si uz prancuzq reikalus
Champagne ir ties Marina ir
tokiu budu sudare prancuzN
lietuviu brolyste, "kurios ne
gal nepazymeti su malonu-
mu" baigi,a p. com. d Etche-
goyeu.