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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

Supper Parties. low do we
give a gingerbread and ice-cream
party?" asked the little Fairies.
"Ah, that's my secret" said the
Queen of the Fairies.
docs it mean that we are to have
ice-cream and gingerbread for sup
per?' asked Fairy Ybab.
That's probably it," said Fairy Prin-
cess Twilight-Bell.
TITS a pretty good guess" said the
Queen Of the Fairies. "But it's not the
right guess"
DO tell u.s." said the little Fairies.
"All right" said the Queen of the
Fairies, but first of all, before l let
you into the secret, you must go around
and ask the guests. / want this to be
big party"
"Hurrah," shouted the little Fairies.
"Who shall we ask?"
"We'll ask the Elves" said the Fairy
Queen.
That's good" said the little Fairies,
'cThe Elves are such dearsr
And Well ask the Brownies too,"
said the Queen of the Fairies.
"Oh, they're such fun" said Fairy
Princess Joy.
"And, of course, We'll have to ask
old Mr.. Giant. A Party wouldn't be
quite complete without him. And
we'll ask Witty Witch"
Let me ask her." shouted Princess
Twilight-Bell. And the Fairy Queen
consented.
"And Wen have the Gnomes and the
Goblins," said the Fairy Queen.
"Oh, it's to be a great, big party"
said Ybab.
Indeed, it is" said the Fairy Queen.
81 want to have this party tomorrow,
so you'd better all start with your in
vitations. Then, when you come back,
I'll let you all into the great ginger
bread and ice-cream party secret. One,
two, three, go!" And at that all the
little Fairies started off.
They carried their invitations on bits
of birch bark, and they We're written
in letters made out of soft snow and
icicles. They looked very lovely, and
the Fairies We're proud of taking such
invitations. The Fairy Queen had
made them all herself, and there were
lots and lots of them as you can i'm
agine.
For every single guest had to have a
separate invitation, and the Fairy
Queen had spent great deal of time
over them. This is what the invita-
tons said:
THE Fairy Queen and the little
Fairies invite you to a Gingerbread
and Ice-Cream Party tomorrow after
noon. Come at three o'clock, and most
important of all-be hungry"
1.-THE guests We're all OF time the
next afternoon. Not Fairy was to
be seen.
"This is a surprise party" they all
exclaimed.
Soon, out of the deep woods, came
a house made of snow with windows
made out of the snow too, and icicles
were hanging from all sides.
Upon the house were the words !:
"This may be the last snow and ice
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

mud letters sound attractive, but they
looked very pretty on the snow-white
house.
The house was carried on wheels
and drawn by eight prancing ponies
the Fairies ponies. When they
stopped bugle was heard, and from
every window the heads of the Fairies
could be seen. Such queer hats as they
wore! They were made of baskets and
inside each basket wasA1 large platter
of ice cream.
The capes of the Fairies were made
out of gingerbread, and as they came
out of the house and few down from
the windows they dropped their bas-
ket hats and their capes.
And then, in jiffy, a wondrous ta-
Bile was spread, and of course the sup
per was one of Gingerbread and Ice.
Cream, quite the most delicious Of
Fairyland supper parties
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

day. SO let US en-
joy it while we
m a "" 7 h e S e
words were writ
ten in letters of
S TT mud, for
there had been a
few warm days
when the snow
had melted. The
Fairy Queen had
kept the mud in
a little chest, and
had kept a fire
burning under it,
so the mud would
not harden. You
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

' i aires,
Now all the lit
tie Fairies knew
that any sort of a
party the Queen
of the Fairies
G av e would be
nice, a | t h 0 u g b
they did not ex-
actly know what
sort of a party a
gingerbread a n d
ic &c + e a m on c
would be.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

The the
K. LeMoyne becomes
a dressmaker
preside Through the influence of Dr. Max Wilson,
Sidney becomes probationary
fashionable prospes
Palmer Howe about
Sidney K
beau attentive from high school days by
hospital begins
Max K LeAone He clerk
hidden Doctor
which he keeps Sidney Chrsne prepare
the wedding and finds the brideto-be in queer
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
Improvement of Faculties.

The preservation and improvement
Of your faculties depend on their con-
slant exercise.--Isaac Barrow.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

Iceland is enjoying a prosperity
greater than ever before, on account
of it's war business.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
DADCY'SGy[N|NG|
[A|RY TALE
FARMLAND SURPRISE.
81 hAQY GRAAA!n'. BONNER

Tets give a gingerbread and ice
cream party" said the Queen of the
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

You cannot clap with one hand
Chinese proverb.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
kjI,s Jov for Whole psy.

A little hot temper blazing up in us
n the morning can burn the joy out
the whole day for someone else.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
What more do you think Chris
tine has learned about her new
husband? Did sh9 do wrong to
go through the marriage?
tTo BE coNTINUED.)
Mans Greatness.

He is a great man who has a great
plan to his life-the greatest, who has
the greatest plan and keeps it.
Drummond.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
Il thrilling mystery story about a
man who lost his courage and the
girl who helped him to JHndH again

IF A GIRL discovered on the day of her wedding that
the young man about to become her husband was rake
and that he had despoied girl and broken her heart
would she be wise if she refused to marry him. no matter
how deep her love?
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
In the Four Hundred,

Caller-Is my wife home?
Maid-Who may / say called?-
Puck.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13

Nayy-blue taffeta is coming back
into its own for the dark silk frock
TO wear on the cooler summer DAVIS.
Ihese dresses are trimmed with
heaVy silk stitching and the more
elaborate ones with beads and hand
embroidery. The slightly fitted bod
Ice with a straight gathered skirt is
again in vogue for chis type of frock
Collars OF light pink, pale blue
white, or checked silk finish most of
these frocks, many of which are
made with the sleeves or some por-
ton OF the waist of blue Georgette
to match the taffeta Only by fou-
lard Is taffeta riyaled, for the fou
lard dress which was introduced in
the spring is still holding sway. To
vary the large polka dots there are
other newer spreading designs for
those who may have tired of the
coin dots
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13
arm WEATHER BRINGS
OFT CRISP, WHITE FRoCKS
.b,te Hats Also Come to Accom-
pany Inconsistencies Coats
for Sports

Crisp, white frocks have always
and will always be one of the
INITIALS Of the hot weather ward
INC No matter what styles may be
u vogue, or what colors specially ia
rored white will always be brought
=, as soon as it becomes unbearably
sot and the pretty embroidered
nos organizes, handkerchief
linens and batistes are always to be
aonnted on as the mainstays for these
frocks.
charming summer model has a
lang straight tunic of flouncing
hanging we'll below the knees over a
Main foundation finished with a
aaep hem. The fulness of the tunic
!. laid in soft pleats at the waistline
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13
CANADIAN CROPS

A report from Consul General
John G. Foster at Ottawa is as fol-
lows:
According to the report of the
census and statistics office the total
area sown to wheat in Canada for
1917 is 13,450,250 acres, compared
with 14,8970O0 acres in 1916. In
the previous year, however, only
l2,900,60 acres were harvested and
the 1917 area, while nearly 10 per
cent less than that sown for 1916.
is about four per cent more than the
area harvested in 1916, OF the total
wheat area S09,250 acres were plant
ed last fall and 2,641, 900 acres this
spring. In the three prairie Prov
inces the total area in wheat is esti-
mated at 12,497,55O acres distrib-
uted as follows: 2,476,850 acres IN
Manitoba, 7,605,70O acres in Sas-
katchewan, and 2,415,00O acres in
Alberta.
The average condition of wheat
for Canada on May 81, in per cent of
the standard representing a full
crop, was "a per cent, as compared
with 80 per cent on May 81, 1916,
and with 81 per cent the average
condition on the corresponding date
for the seven years ended 1916. The
anticipated yield per acre of wheat
this year is seven per cent less than
the average of the seven years 1910
1916. The reports of the prairie
there has been backward and that
seeding was late. At the end of May
severe frost cut down the growing
wheat plant, but rapid recovery was
anticipated, Rain was needed for
the termination of the later crops
and of wheat on stubble.
The decrease in the wheat area
this year is partly due to the curtain
ment of the seeding season by the
ldi6neSS VI the opl lh6, anu SllOl ID
were therefore directed toward in
creasing the area in other crops Oats
were planted to 11,781, 800 acres, as
compared with 11,376,346 acres last
year; barley, 1854, 100 acres, as
against 1,S27-780 acres; rye, 159,-
40 acres, as compared with 147,-
10 acres; peas, 1852, 465 acres, com
pared with 410,726 acres; hay and
clover, 1861, 500 acres, against
7,892,932 acres; and alfalfa. $4,000
acres, against 89,472 acres. The
condition of these crops in per cent
of the standard representing a full
crop is for oats, So per cent, COM
pared with 80 per cent last year;
barley, 81 per cent, as aginst SO per
cent; rye, SO per cent, against 81 per
cent; peas, 8S per cent, compared
with 80 per cent; mixed grains, SO
per cent both this year and last year;
and hay and clover, 80 per cent, COM
pared with SO per cent last year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. ]. C. Robinson. Sunday
school meets at 1920 a. m. during
July, and stays to join in morning
service at 1900 o'clock. On Sunday
the offering by the Sunday school
and special offering at church will
be for the Armenian relief fund. This
is important.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13

SuHhlcIy III OuGl Wien Is Illustrated
here
White Hats Appear
The time has come not only for
white frocks but for white hats, too.
This season there are all kinds of
white hats, most of them entirely
white, while now and again a brim
mas an undertaking of black or navy
blue, or rolled-up brim displays a
touch of color against the white.
The hats of white crepe are very
fashionable and ever so dainty. Some
are made altogether of crepe with a
trimming of grosgrain ribbon or of
white soutache worked out in some
praiding design on brim or crown.
some of the hats are made with
crowns OF white satin and straight
vide brims of crepe or net. Flowers
and fine feathers are used by way of
decoration in some instances. An
other type of white hat in vogue is
the small close-fitting feather turban
winch is very attractive to wear with
Wnlte dresses. There are wells, too,
~ infinite variety to complement all
hhos OF summer hats.
The Sleeveless Sports Coat
A new development in sports
clothes Is the sleeveless coat, usually
made of wool Jersey in the gay colors
~ popular for sports. These add a
Oflght touch to the all-white costume
anu furnish that dash and gaiety
Nnlch makes the sports clothes for
eue country so thoroughly irresist-
ipie' The new sleeveless coats are
"oout NIP length, and are cut on the
'aine simple, loose-fitting lines that
Slaracterize all sports coats. They
"ie usually belted and provided with
pocAets' both for utility and smart
uess' with shirtwaists of white wash
SIX or crepe de chine, and skirts of
cream serge or silk, the wool Jersey
Noa's IN light blue, green or rose
Soior provide a striking contrast
"nieh can not fail to please.
No' unlike the sleeveless coat Ia
'ne long overblouse worn over a
.euiihpe and hanging over the skirt in
pepiom fashion. One of these is il
Strated here forming a summer
with simple gathered
The material is organdie, and
.e trimming filet lace. Wide bands
met lace connect the front and
eaeA panels of the overblouse simu-
ing large pockets over the hips. A
'' which is half organdie and half
marks the waistline, and the
s 'ei outline of the neck is another
.ealure which contributes to the I'M
aAaole originality of the design
orsandie is used very freely for
He "arm-weather frock. and certain
'Here Is nothing that looks daintier
~. ooier' Pale shades of green and
A are as popular as white. A
- oid-fashioned air peryades
e iroek made entirely of organdie
trimmed with many tiny ruffles
same material. The ruffles
a.. ~ placed in rows at the sides of the
art and the bodice is topped with
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13

and topped by a shaped belt pointed
in front like the top of the soft vest
in the blouse. A long collar which
extends midway down the front is
one of the attractive features Of the
summary model which is illustrated
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
JCtODer ., I5II'
SCANDINAVIA GALL
ISIvELTI KAREN.

Christiania. lapkr. 30
Gionai atkeliavo Svedijos
karalius Gustavas ir Dani-
Jos karalius Christian. Jie-
.du lures konferencija su
Norvegijos karalium.
Sveciam draugauja minis
teriq pi1mininkai ir uzsie-
niu reikalp ministerial.
Galimas daiktas, kad 81
tos visos Sails isivels ka-
rem, nes toliaus gyventi ne
utraliai tiesiog nepakeneia-
ma.
Sunkus Skandinayljos pa
dejimas. Visos tos Sails link
sta prie talkininku, bet bi-
JOSH Vokietijos pagiezzos. Gi
Vokietija ne karta toms sa-
Inns pagrasino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

True translation filed win the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on November
80, 1917, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Rymas, lapkr. 30.- Pas
taraisiais laikais imta
skleisti visokios kalbos, kad
buk pastarajam italy pra-
laimejimuie esas kaltas ne
kas htas, kaip tik Vatika-
mas. Girdi, Vatikanas stow
Vokietijos puseje ir sklei-
dzia vokieGiu propaganda.
.Sitas melagingas zinias
uzgina popeziaus sekreto-
rius, kardinolas Gasparri.
Stai ka jis leido paskelbti
laikraseiuose tame reikale:
"Sventasis Tevas neruo-
sia jokios naujos notos tai
kos ,reikale. 10 sirdingi veil
jimai daugel kartq buvo is
reiksti pasaulio k1ikScio-
MINIS apie nuolatine taika.
Tie Sv. Tevo isreiskimai ir
troskimai yra neatmainomi
ir negali but atmainomi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
PREZIDENTO NOTA
PRIZES BoIsEvIKUs.

Washington, lapkr. 3d.
Rusijos diplomatiniai atsto-
val eia darbuojasi uz. tai,
kad prezidentas Wilsonas
tinkamai atsakytu i Lenino
ginklu sudejimo pasiulyma.
Jie nori, kad prezidentas
pasiustq nota ne bolsevi-
kams, bet Rusijos gyvento-
jams, kuriems tinkamai pa
aislzintu, kodel ginklp sude-
jimas ssiandie yra negalimas
ir negali but pravesta jokia
demokratine taika.
Jie sake, kad tokia pref
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
TEUTONAI PLENUoJA
|sUTRUsKINTI ITALIA.

|. Washington, lapkr. 30
Gionai gauta zinip, kad teu-
tonai ruosiasi visiskai SUI
truskinti itslu fronta ir pa
rodyti pasaIliui, ka jie gall
atlikti.
Tuo tikslu yokieeiai-aus-
trai jau 1,1osiasi didelen o
fensyyon, ypac prizes siau-
RIM italp linijos spa1na.
Malga slappel apyinkese
sutraukiama skaitlinga ar
mia su daugeliu kulkasyai-
dziu. Ana diena .teutonai
megino dali italp apsupti.
Bet italai ksntrataka teu-
tonus atblosk6. Italians te-
ko daug kulkasvaidziu.
Be kitko vokieciai-austrai
gamma daugeli didziulip ar
notp. Reiskia jie ruosiasi
generalen ofensyvon.
Prancuzai su anglais su
sunkiaja artilerija eina pa
geIbon Italians.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
NUSKANDINTA IA d.
DELIU. LA1VQ.

Londonas, lapkr. 3d.
Praejusia savaite vokiecill
nardancios laives nuskandi-
no keturiolika Britanijos
laivu, turinciq kiekvienas
suvirs 1000 tonq intilpimo,
anot oficialio pranesimo.
Nenuskandinta nei vienas
zuvininkq laivas.
Nuskandintu laivq skait-
lius taigi padidejo keturiais
laivais, negu pirmbuyusia
savaite.
Britannia tatai ligsiol ne
teko 661 dideliu garlaiviu,
248 mazesniu ir 172 zuvinin-
ku. Site nuostoliai padary-
ia per 80 savaites.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
Cali butt streikas gyvuli4
skerdyklose,

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on November
80, 1917, as required by the act OF
October 6. 1917.
Chicagos ir kitu miestp
gyvulip skerdyklose, kurias
kontroliuoja Chicagos gyvu-
liq skerdyklu kompanijos,
Sinful tukstanciq darbinin-
kq iepta balsuoti streiko
reikale Streiko reikale balsa
vimas paliecia visus be is
imties tu skerdyklQ darbi-
ninkus.
Balsuoti isake Stock Var
du Darbo Taryba, kurios
pirnininku yra John Fitz-
patrick.
Tas reikalas, regis, kuo-
veikiausiai bus perstatytas
paciam prezidentui Wilso-
nui, kad iSanksto uzbegti
streikui.
Streiko balsavimas isaky-
ia todel, kad Libby, Nc
Neil & Libby kompanija is
darbo prasalino 60 savo' dar-
.bininku uz nesiojima unijos
zenkleliu.
Amalgamated Meat Cut
tiers and Butcher Workmen
sekretorius Dennis Lane
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

Kas gi gall kitaip pasielgti
ir pasivadinti k1ikscioniu?
"Pasakymas, kad sventa-
sis Tevas remia, rene arba
rems bile katra kariaujan-
cia puse yra neteisingas, ne
krikSsccioniSkas ir melagin-
gas. Taipgi yra absurdas sa-
kyti, kad syentasis Tevas
butu priesingas nuolatinei
taikai. Visokia propaganda.
buk Vatikanas stow uz me-
pastovia tailza, yra tai tus-
cia kalba, skleidziama kai-
kuriose tautose. Tai tikrasis
plktybes produktas.
"sakyti, kad italy pralai-
mejimui yra kalta italu ku-
nigija, taigi armijose vel
kianti kapelionai, irgi mela-
gyste. Kapelionai stow uz
patriotizma ir jie deda vi
sas pastangas, kad karei-
vius pakelti moralybeje ir
islaikomybeje".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

megino apie tai pasitarti su
minetos kompanijos genera
liu manadzeriu. Teciau att
.sisal1y aa%sekretorium kali
beties.
Illinoiso Americas Darbo
Federacijos pirmininkas
Fitzgerald tvirtina, kad pa
galiaus atejo laikas su kom-
panijomis pasirokuoti. Mes
jei Sis atsitikimas bus be
nieko praleistas, tuomet
skerdyklq kompanijos isiga-
lejusios gall ir visus darbi-
ninkus atstatydinti, kuomet
nepatiks JOINS jp organiza-
vimasis. Ypac jos gall pa
liuosuoti nuo darbo tuos,
katrie daugiausiai darbuo-
jasi unijos reikalais:
Stock Yarduose Siandic
dirba daugelis nigeriu. Anot
Fitzpatrick jq 80 nuoSim-
tbs jau istoje union.
Reiskia, kuomet skerdyk-
lq darbininkai nubalsuos
streikuoti, tuomet vargiai
kick darbininku tepaliks
skerdyklose. !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
TtRKAI GINS JERUZA-
LENA.

Londonas, lapkr. 30.--Ge.
nerolas Maurice, apkalbeda-
mas anglp veikinna prizes
sventaji miesta, pazymejo,
kad anglai yra jau apgule
Jeruzalema, bet turkai pirnl
to. turejo proga tenaissu-
traukti savo atsargas il
stipriai atsispirti prizes ang-
lus.
Reiskia, be smarkaus mu-
sio anglams nepasiseks mics
ta paimti.
Be kitko ir patterns ang-
lams reikia gerai pasiruosti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
VILLA BRIAUJAsI +
CHIHUAHUA.

Ell Paso, Tex, lapkr. 80.
-Plesiko Villos gaujos jau
isibriove j miesto Chihuahua
priemies6ius II dabar stur-
muoja patti miesta.
Vilos gaujos padidejo,
.sakoma, zpabegusiais zluo
Carranzos kareiYiaia,
Carranza sita kinia teeiau
.uzgina. s s!;s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
TALKININKQ KoNFE-
RENCIJA.

PARYzIUs, lapkr. o.
cionai prasidejo tarptautine
talkininku atstovp konfe-
rencija. Konferencijoje at
stovaujama :16 tautu, kurios
kariauja prizes teutonus. Da-
lyvauja II Suv. Valstiju at
! susirinke atstovai be jo-
kiu iakilmip tuojaus emesi
darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
Pramatoma nauja revoliuci-

ia.
Londonas, lapkr. 30
Britanijos blokados minis
teris, lordas Robert Cecil,
tvirtina, kad Rusijos atskiri
taika SUI Vokietija neduos
nieko gera rusams.
Anglijoje be to plaeiai
pasklydes svarbus klausi-
mas: Ka Japonija Veiks 81
tam atsitikime?
Talkininkai turi Wilt ru-
su arnijose, kurios dar ne
:visos pasidave bolsevikq
nuoziurai. Priesingq boise
vikams armiju vyriausioj
stovykloj randasi Miliukov,
gen. Avksentjev, gen. Iva
nov ir kit, katrie priesingi
taikai su Vokietija.
Be to talkininkai atkrei-
pia donna ir j kazokq atama-
na, gen. Kaledines. Jisai sa-
vo rankose turi Rusijos ku-
ra ir maista. Jisai turi stip-
ria kariuomene. Didziuma
rusq kareiviQ stow uz gen.
Kaledines.
Rumunijos likimas nezino-
mas.
Kas bus SUI Rumunija,
kuomet Russia galu-gale
susitaikins SUI Vokietija.
Siandie rumunu kariuome-
n6s Rumunijos fronte yra
apie 100000 vyrQ. Jei rtsa:
SUI vokieeiais susitaikins, 81
ia rumunu armija lures pc
reiti talkininku pusen.
Tai padaryti bus galima
tik jai keliaujant per Siauri-
ne Russia. Bet nera nei
klausimo, kad Vokietija,
leistu tai armijai apleisti
Russia.
Rumunijai liekasi tik pa
siduoti Vokietijai, mes XII.
taip vokieciai ja visvien su-.
truSkins.
Is Berlyno oficialiai uz-l
ginama, kad gen. Luden.
dorff butQ iskeliaVes rusp
frontan. Jis yra vakarl
fronte. :
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Montreal, lapkr. 80. su-
dege viesbutis Dieu, kur bu-
vo isteigta kares ligonine.
1000 ligoniq laiku prasalin-
ia. Gaisre zuvo policijos yir-
Sininkas.
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-Cour d. Alene, Idaho, lap
.kr. 30.- Kaimynai isilauze i
Michael Kelly namus ir at
rado visa seimyna ispjauta
patti Kelly, jo zmona ir 3
vaikus.
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dento nota sddiskredituotq
bolsevikus.
Be to, jie tvirtina, kad jei
.bolSevikai padarytu taika
SUI Vokietija, tai visvien JIG
negaletu paliuosuoti vokie-
ciu ir austrq nelaisviu, ka-
dangi tie randasi ne ju val
dzios sferoje.
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Washington, lapkr. 80.
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe SUI
siaurino preliu importa is
saliu, kurios nedraugiskai
atsinesa j Suv. Valstyjas.
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MOTERIS VERCIA GA,
MINTI APKASUS.

Washington, lapkr. 3d.
Gauta zinia is Rymo, kad
teutonai uzimtoj Italijoi
verGia moteris gaminti jiems
apkasus ir stiprumas Piave
paupiu ir kitur. Kasimo dar-
bas yra sunkus. Bet tepto-
mai j tai neatsizvelgia.
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-Londonas, lapkr. 3d. -Ru-
sijos caro- agentai iszude pu-
Sc milijono kirgizq, kurie
buvo sukile prizes kareivia-
vima.
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oRAs.5

Chicago ir apylinkes.-
siandie isdalies apsiniauke
ir kick silciau.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on November
80, 1917, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.