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cloth which enters into their goods at

cloth which enters into their goods at
a profit commensurate with their pro-
fit on the manufactured garments. The
wooden situation in particular is crit
ical. The United States government
controls the output Of the American
Wooden Mills corporation, and their
contract calls for the delivery of TO-
100000 yards of wooden and khaki
cloth. Not many realize the amount
Of wool required for the production
of single yard Of the finer quality
of serges. 1t takes four pounds of
raw wool to make yard of the best
grades. Speaking Of the munition
workers, Mr.. Clapp states that he has
it upon reliable authority that in some
instances women with no technical
knowledge earn as much as seven dol
lars per day in the factories. This
condition has produced extremes in
living and high life which will be
very detrimental when present condi-
tions relax. Speaking Of the great
convention at Salt Lake where repre-
sentatives gathered from the chain OF
1875 Golden Rule Stores, he said that
one Of the speakers was the famous
DR.. Sheldon, the noted lecturer and
traveller. Another of the distinguish
ed guests of J. c. Penney at the con-
vention was Rev. DR.. Short of Spo-
kane, who is noted as the most emf
nent divine on the Pacific slope.
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Feb. 21, and took that popular couple

Feb. 81, and took that popular couple,
completely unawares. However they
soon recovered from their surprise and
proceeded to make the bunch comfort
able. Games, music and songs en1iven-
ed the evening and finally at the mid
night hour the guests brought forth an
assortment Of viands that would tempt
completion Of their .repast Mr.. Hart was
presented with beautiful guitar. an
instrument of which he is very fond.
Mrs. Hart was given a handsome rock
er. both of which will for wears to come
remind M and Mr Hart Of the
for them by their many friends in this
community Mr.. Hart has charge of
the mining interests of the Northern
Rriquetting Co. at Davis, and the Hart
full gatherings Of friends and neiehhors
in the "wonder city,. Burlington hes
| come to. the front with team Of curl
ing enthusiasts. Today a bunch. If
the bows" consisting of J; H. Werner
son. Rolla Johnson, George Johnson. and
C"oree Rue, with Rev Richmond in
charge as coant. and Andrew Jacobson
and Andrew lazarus. chief "rooters"
the honspiel now on ut the curling rink.
| entering the Burlington PLAYERS in the
"rroer Horn class In the afternoor1
| they nlavnd the Brethold rink and were
! Detected by q score of Q to g. Not the
least discouraged nv this mishan the
bows are determined to learn all the
ltnoints of the game, and eventual1v Bur
| lington may have curling rink ard
the pastime become one of the main
attractions Of our hustling. little tows.
was. business visitor in Minot Wei
nesday,
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birthday with her parents at Minot, the
day having been declared a holiday in

birthday with her parents at Minot, the
day having been declared u holiday in
our schools.
The Royal Neighbors held very in
teresting meeting on Wednesday eve
ming. The Misses Oyens and Lonne
| their degrees, and a general social time
enjoyed by the members There are five
more new members to be initiated at
the next meeting and a full attendance
Of the members is requested. Meeting
nights are the first and third Wednes-
days Of the month.
Cliff Miller is reported on the sick
list. having a serious attack Of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Marks of Minot are
the guests Of Postmaster and Mrs. Hart
house, having arrived today for few
Mrs. Drummond was Minot visitor
today.
The Burlington Ladies Aid of the
presbyterian church will hold their
Birthday, Social on Friday evening of
expected as this event will be marked
by many decided novelties and amusing
features.
Miss. Mary Emerson received the sad
er at Bismarck. He had undergone an
operation at q Bismarck hospital and
died shortly after the operation. An
other brother from Superior, Wis, ar
| rived Wednesday and in company with
Miss Emerson went, to Bismarck and
home at Superior for interment. Miss
Emerson has the sympathy of everyone
| in the community in her bereavement.
| One of the pleasantest social events Of
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hart of Davis.
| Friends from Burlington and Davis to
the number Of fully 60 people gathered
at the Han home Wednesday evening.
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Golden Rule Store Manager Returns
From New York.

Manager Clapp Of The Golden Rule
store, who returned from two
months trip to Salt Lake City, from
which point he went to New York City
in company with other managers Of
the Golden Rule chain of stores, says
that Minot people have no "kick"
coming when the high cost Of living
is under consideration. He says the
cost of the necessities in New York
are practically prohibitive. Coffee is
25c and breakfast Of half grape
fruit, rolls and coffee, sets you back
just one whole dollar. On many lines
Of merchandise wholesalers will not
quote prices for fall delivery. Win
dow displays showed shoes selling at
$40 to $780, Manufacturers state that
in many instances they can sell the
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IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERIsH, CONsT1PATED
Look Mother! II tongue Is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "cali.
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup Of Figs" because in
few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know It's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs" which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups.
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Roy S. Kell is Dead.

Roy S. Kell, formerly of Minot, died
in Minneapolis Sunday morning. The
body has been inferred at Davenport,
la. Mr.. Kell while in Minot travelled
for the Standard Grain Co. He was
a member of the Minot U. C. T. and
a fine fellow. He was in poor health
a year prior to his death and moved
to Minneapolis about year ago to
get treatment. Mr.. Kell leaves a wife
and four children.
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Pass Sunday Rill.

The house has passed Senate Bill
81 by vote Of 76 for, % against and
8 not voting and as soon as the gov
ernor signs the law, it will become eff
fective at once. The bill takes the
Sunday lid from newspaper plants,
bakeries, bootblack stands, cigar, to-
bacco and drug stores.
The bill was opposed by the minis
terial associations of the state but had
the approval of Atty. Gen. VIM. Lang
err,
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Burlington

Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Guthrie return
ed home today Mr.. Guthrie has been
spending a few days with his relatives
at Minot while Mrs. Guthrie has been
visiting relatives and old friends at
Wilton.
Mrs Fl. A. Paris who has been in
Minot for the past week visiting at the
ley street, returned home this after
noon.
Miss Marie Kelly spent Washington
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Robinson Strong for Minot.

The Independent received a card
from A. A. Robinson this morning,
who with his wife is spending few
weeks at Hot Springs, Ark. He says !:
"All they raise in this state is rice,
unless cotton and 'niggers' and poor
potatoes. Some weather-85 in the
shade-but / wouldn't trade Mnot for
the whole state of Arkansas"
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GUARD INSPECTOR NAMED.

Bismarck, Feb. 14.-GoVernor Fra
zier was today advised by Major Gen
eral Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff of
the United States army, that Captain
B. F. Rinstone is detailed as inspector
of the National Guard in North Da-
kota. He will have headquarters in
this city.
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General Funston is Dead.

Major General Frederick Funston, in
charge Of the U. S. army along the
Mexican border, passed away sudden
ly at a hotel in San Antonio, Tex,
Monday night shortly after finishing
his evening meal. He had been en-
joying excellent health and had just
been playing with a little child when
he was stricken.
Gen. Funston was 81 years of age
and gained prominence by his bravery
while fighting in the Philippines.
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TRAVELLING MAN MAKES
2OO-MILE TRIP ON

jamestown, N. D., Feb. pa trip
Of nearly 200 miles on skis is now be-
ing attempted by Ed Walch of the
Fargo Mercantile company, who left
here Sunday afternoon for Caring
ton. From Darlington, he plans to
go east to Turtle Lake and then back
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David Crawford, Old Surrey Resident
is Dead

David Crawford, who homesteaded
one-half mile west of Surrey about
fifteen years ago, died the first of the
year at his home in Canada, the hide
pendent being notified of his death
only this week. Mr.. Crawford was 80
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to Regain, covering the entire distance
on skis. Walch is an expert on skis,
having taken many prizes in the Min
nesota tournament. He is we'll
known travelling man in the vicinity
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years old and died from infrmities.
After leaving Surrey in 1909 he
went to Drayton, N. d., to live with
his daughter and later moved to Can
ada. He leaves two daughters and one
son, resident of Winnipeg. A son
John, formerly resident of Surrey,
died in Canada five years ago.
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Bargains in Our
Shoe Department

We have built up an immense shoe bust
ness and can fit out any member of your fan1i-
ly. Leather is high, but we have a very large
stock of shoes bought before the big advance,
and can save you money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
pRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

LADY would Ike clerical position or
work IN doctors office Maple 1855
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

NEW and used lumber. garages. poul-
try houses: all kinds fence and posts.
320 s Walker. Walnut lS9.
FOR SALE Beautiful diamond, n -caret
perfect stone; bargain at .l25; owner
needs Wonev Address B-l25, care Times.
ONE filter for hydrant: cost SIS, viii
sell for 81, 3i2 South Robinson. Ma
nle Il n
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FURNISHED FREE

Good service with the hest of rooms
and board $500 to $3.50 per week
double s. 80 to ,7?S per week single
G6 rooms with hot and cold water In
each room Western hotel $40 West
Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
AGENTS WANTED,


HIGHEST possib,e cash prices paid for
your Watches and diamonds. N. Gold.
befS Co.. North Harvey.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Dolng good
business. take Ford car or team Of
mules on deal: price 5000. Write koonce
a Scott. Meeker. Okla
KITCHENS HOTEL EXCHANGE. hfth
floor Campbell Bldg. J. T.. Kitchen.
manager. Has made n personal study
Of every phase Of hotels for 21 years.
Recently sold the Stillwell In P'ttsburg.
Kan. for $4,000: Early, ChicksshA-
okh. for $4,000; Baltimore Musko..e.
Hadley Inn. $500 In oklahoma City:
the Holman. Texarkapa Tcvas. and
many others This should convince you
that our knowledge OF this limo gets re-
suits
HOTEI-si0.b00 cash buvs one of ths
hest money makers In Oklahoma: rush
order Kitchens Hotel Exchange. Camp
bell Bldg.
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STENOGRAPUY

-
bookkeeping and all commercial sub
tects. you can readily understand that
expert personal individual instruction,
such ms give. day or night secures tho
hest and quickest results. saves YOU much
time and money; positions guaranteed
immediatelv on graduation. number Of
students limited highes, recommeuda-
tions from students, graduates. parents
md business firms: commence now and
finish course before the hot weather
comes. Prot W W Hnrres, u A, e.
r. A. Expert Commercial Tutor 72l
West Fnh st. Tci Maple lI5e
EFNT. refined. experienced white grl
for general housowork, two adults In
familc Wal 1895 Co' evenings.
WANTED Fxpcricncc hair dresser w
7ssS, ili-l5 Scott-Thompson Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY.
In AwsWevtug Aaa pteaae 0sWsisw rNmss

ron SALE Hotel building of twelve
rooms, weil located, will tske car on
deal Write koonce n Scott. Mseher,
Okla
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

s--~----s-l-,s,>-s-
4 SUITE of light housekeeping rooms,
close In adults only W s,h ~,
ron RENT modern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping at 800 W. 9Th
$, no children
rWO ROOMS, third floor. sleeping OF
every thlns furnished 20 4. fout'S
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WANTEa-i ii Groom mrnishrd house
or bunEalow3 can Mr Cottrel, W. 1920.
\ YOUNG couple want modern up-to-
date I ~ 5-r0om apartment or mod
ern bungalow. win move In at once Al
references given. l-Si. care Times
WANTED or I unfurnishcd rooms with
private bath. close In. adults Cali wal
hSOd after 6 p m
WANTED Two or three unfurnish"d
rooms In private home Call Wal, $685.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

VIRGINIA HOTEL
6i y broadway: nicely furnished. out
side rooms. home cooking. family style
tInnsIemi Irnhe solIciieh
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w Wayme Hotel

Meals. home style. a5c: rooms. 25c and
hoc lodging per week. 81 90 up; close
to ar dcpots; good straight house. llo's
w California Ave. Oklahoma C,ty, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-21
KODkKS. FILMS AND FINISHING.
In AUa~sVtu~ AAs pts... Msptlop

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed. l0c
roll; prints up to 2hKils. Sc; larger
sizes In proportion; aulCk service West
fall Drug Store oklahoma city
FREE KODAK developing. prints. &c
each; writ" for "'rcu'ar and SAMPLES.
oklahoma Film Finishing Co. ll0h
WeS' Main. oklahoma city.
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SITUATIONS WANTFD-MALE.
4, tnswe er,rv Ads. Pleas, Mention Times
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
In Answering ADJ. Please Mention Time,

TWO mlddle-aged women want position
ms overSeer Of rooming house In or out
Of city. best " references Wal 3lgg
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YOUNG lady would llke position IN Of
flee: have knowledge Of bookkeeping
and can use machine Con Mnrle 6S5
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ron sALE-Four fine corner lots %
West Park A. Graham. I West ist
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering ad.. Please Meuh,or Times.

ROOM with largo closet for two break.
fast and o'clock dinner walking dis
tance Wal 1895
WELL furnished rooms and good table
board desirable home for employed
people Phone Wal 1865.
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ron sNLE Two paIf lots no,hw-ssi
positively the best bargains In the
halt N. value SIS Campbell pidp.
Phone Walnut esst or b2ss.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
TURKAI GRASINA
SUV. VALSTIJOMS.

Berlynas, liepos 20. -
Cionai viesi turku zurnali-
stai. Is Suv. Valstiiu tuo
tarpu parkeliavo Turkiios
generals konsulis. Jis z,1r-
nallstams pranese, kad Suv.
Valstiju vyriausyb6 neleido
is ten podraug SUI turkais
valdininkais iSkeliauti t,1r-
kams studentams.
Tatai zurnalistai nutare
kreipties ! savo vyriausybe.
kad jinai neisleistu is Tur-
kijos amerikonu, kuriu ten
esama apie 400, ir kuriems
Jau buvo leista apleisti Tur-
kija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
REZIGNAVO KINIJOS
PREZIDENTAS.

Pekinas, liepos 20. = Re
zignavo Kinijos respublikos
preZidentas Ii Yuan Hung.
Prezidentu paliko vice-pre-
zidentas Feng Kwo Chang.
Kinija labai suvargus. Jai
labai reikalinga pinigai. Is
sau pagelbos nema-
to, kaip tik is Suv. Valstiju
arba Japonijos.
Patirta, kad mOnarchis-
tams kovoti pries republiko-
nus gelbejO vOkieciai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
NUETRALES SAILS
GELBSTI VOKIEcIAMS,
Viena Olandija daugeli vo-
heciu pramaitina.

Londonas, liepos 90. -
Sulyg surinktu smulkmenis-
ku ziniu, V0kietija uzsak5
100000 tonu gelezies ru-
dos ir sta gabenasi Balti-
JOS juremis. Xxi pusiauke-
Ito transportus su ta ruda
palydi Svedijos kares lai-
val, o paskui juos lydi vo-
kieciu kares LAVAL.
TOdel dabar kila klausi-
mas, ar Suv. Valstijos turf
duoti tolesniai maista Sve-
dijai uz jos toki pasielgi-
ma.
Ia svedu gelezies ruda vo
kieciai vartOja nardanci,l
laiviu gaminimui.
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
paskelbe statistika maisto,
kokl Olandija yra prista-
ciusi Vokietijai per pirmuo
slus SIN metu iris menesius.
lSgabenta tOnOmis:
Sviesto 1,845,
Surio 9,272,
Kiausiniu 3,443.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
BERLYNO VIESBUCIUO.
Sc PRIVISO
VAGILIQ.

Berlynas, liepOs 20. - Vie
tos vieSbuciuose prisiveise
daugelis vagiliQ. Sveciai
seniau savO avalines einant
gultQ palikdavo uz duriu
savo kambariQ, t.y. karido-
1iuose, kad ant rytojaus ra-
sti JUGS apvalytus.
Siandie to negalima da-
ryti. Kas pamirses, arba
nezinodamas palieka avail
mes w duriu, ant rytoiaus
anu neranda.
Vokietijai truksta avail
niu. Todel tiesiog is po a.
kin vagiama kadir labiau-
siai suplySusius batus arba
ceverykus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
sIANDIE TRAUKIAMI
REKRUTQ LIOsAI.

WASHINGTON, liepos
20. = siandie traukiami
rekrutq hosai. Prasides $50
ryte ir tests kokias 10 valan-
du. Sitai ivyks senate kan
baryj No. 226.
Prize liosu traukimo bus
apie 125 liudininkai.
Uzsiregistravusieji priva-
10 zinoti savo rekrutavimo
(ne registracijos) numerius.
Isliosuoti numeriai bus pa
skelbti laikrasciuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
Washington, liepos 20.

Washington, liepos 20. -
Prezidento WilsonO isaky-
mu paliuosuota is kalejimo
16 sufragisciu, kurios teis-
mo buvo nubaustos po 60
dienu kalejimo uz kelima
riausiu palei Baltuosius Ru-
mus.
Sito staigaus paliuosavi-
mo motiNsi- alezinemi. Ten.
.ka nugirsti, kad preziden-
tas jau sutinkas moterims
duoti balsavimo teises, mes
kares metu sufragieciu vel
kimas gals pakenkti Wy
riausybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
VOKIECIAI PRASALINA
GYVENTOJUS BEL
CLIQUE.

Haaga, liepos 19. = Vo-
hetijOs militarine vyresny-
be isake visiems civilians
gyventojams apleisti mic
stell Meenen, gulinti karGs
fronte palei User, Belgijo-
.je. 1900 zmoniu isgabenta /
Bruselio priemiescius.
Vienas belgu laikrascciu
pranesa, kad visOs Liege
tvirtOves tvirtumOs vOkie-
ciu paminuOtos.
Olandija pranesa, kad il
mai tegalinti pas save pri-
INIT daugiausia 10000 bel
gu.
VOkietijos spauda kalti-
ma talkininku agentus, kuric
neutralese Salyse sukelia
badO riauSes, kad tue budt
neleisti ikunyti anglu-vOkie-
ciu kOnferencijos plenu, su-
lyg kuriu buvo galima kai-
kurias kareiviu nelaisviu
dalis pasiusti i neutrales sa-
lis.
VOkietija tue tarpu turf
Ivilkti neapsakOmas sunkc-
nybes be reikalo uzlaikant
daugeli nelaisviu savo kar6s
stovyklose. Nera kuo ju pra-
maitinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
PERORGANIZUOS KA.
RES LAIVYNA.

Washington, liepos 20. -
Kares laivyno sekretorius
Daniels sumanes pilnai per-
organizuoti kares laivyna
Atlantike, kadangi siandie
tasai laivynas pasirodo kuo-
ne dukart didesnis kaip
pirm kares yra buves. Tam
laivynui bus daugiau nus
kirta oficieriu ir jurininku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
VOKIETIJOS PARLA-
MENTAS STOW Uz
TAXA.

Amsterdam, liepos 10. -
"Berliner Tageblatt" tvir-
tina, kad VokietijOs parla-
mentas balsuOs uz taika,
kuOmet taikOs klausimas
bus pakeltas. Anot to lai-
kraSciO uz taika balsuOs 221
atstOvas. Gil parlamente v
Ia 397 atStOvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
KARIUOMENE LANES,
NE ISRADIMAI.
Savannah, Ca, liepos 20

Savannah, Ca, liepos 20.
- Suv. Valstiju pietrytinio
kariuomenes dcpartamentO
vyriausias vadas, gen. j..
Wood, vakar cionai vieSejo
ir kalbedamas apie kare pa
zym6jo, kad Sta kare laimes
nc isradimai, BET kariucme
ne. Todel genijais nera ko
perdaug pasitikct;.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
NORETA NUzUDYTI S.
v. AMBASADORIUS?

Londonas, liepos 20. = Is
Svedijos gauta zinin, kad
Husijoje ant upes Yiatkos
suplaiSinta gelezinkclio til
It's, kuriuomi turejo vaziuO-
ii traukinis su Suv. Valsti-
.ju ambasadorium Francis.
Spejama todel, kad tai bu-
yes pasikesinimas prizes am
basadOriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
APELIUOJA ANAR-
CHISTAI.

Washington, liepos 20. =
Virsiausiojo teismo teise-
Jas Brandeis prieme anar-
chistu Goldman ir Berkman
apeliacija. Kaip zinoma,
abudu New YorkO teisme
nubaustu po 2 metu kaleji-
mo w suokalbiavima prizes
priverstinaji kareiviavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20
NAUJAS VOKIECIU
SUMANYMAS.

Paryzius,. iicpOs 10. -.
Pric kiekvieno vckleciu kor-
pnsO kares lalIkc isteigta
kareiviu burial, kurie visuo-
met siunciami i pavojin-
giausiais atakas. I tuos bu-
rius skiriami prasizengusie-
il kareiviai, o kartais ir ne
vedusieji.
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PIKTADARISKI VOKIE.
GU DARBAI.
Kansas City, Mo-, liepOs

Kansas City, Mo-, liepos
20. = Federaliai agentai a.
restavO 3 vokiecius, kuric
uzsiimdinejO pedlioryste il
gyventOjams pardavinejo i
vairias piliules neva nuo J.
vairiu hgQ. PasirOde, kad
tOse piliulese randasi uzkre-
ciamuju ligu perai.
Kas reikia daryti SUI to-
kiOs rusies piktadariais?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-20

sal siena. Iris mesikonai
banditai uzmusta.
Meksikonai buvo megine
pereiti siena ir uzpulti Suv.
Valstijp civilius gyventojus.
Teciau jiems pastojo keia
Suv. Valstiju kareiviai.
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PAGERBE SUzEISTUO-
SIUS AMERIKONUS.

Londonas, liepos 20. -
250 suzeistiems ameriko-
mans, tarnavusiems arglu
kariuomeneje ir kares laivy-
ne, vietos Holland Parke
buvO parengta pramogele.