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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Methodist Church.

At the morning hour July 18th, the
pastor will preach on the theme,
Mountain Tops of Christian Expert.
ence." Special music by the choir.
The Bible school meets at II: 80, class!
es for all ages.
Epworth League service at 700.
Topic, THE Christian and His Recre-
ation.'
Union evening service at eight
o'clock in this church Sunday School
night. Ten minute addresses will be
given by each of the three superintend-
ents of the Sunday Schools. Sunday
School teachers and workers are es-
pecially urged to be present. A cor
dial invitation to everybody.
The w. H. NJ. S. meets with Mrs.
Lille Morgan Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. Emma Sherwood leader.
The Queen Esthers at the home of
Miss Lois Jones on Friday afternoon.
The Senior Home Guards, Saturday
afternoon with Miss Eileen Brown.
Election of officers.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
". A: Stockman Seriously Injured.

The one accident to mar the 4th of
July celebration was the accident which
befel Will Stockman in the afternoon.
He was standing near the doorway Of
the Ahern Garage when Aloise Weist,
Q young man residing near Plymouth
Rock, smashed into him with aFord.
Weist drove the car from the opposite
side of the street, seemingly headed
for the garage door and Stockman step.
ped aside from the door opening to get
out OF his way, but was caught be-
stessarths CIR bumper and tie bsis.s
wall, spiintering the bone Of the left
leg just above the knee so badly that
the only thing to do was to amputate
it, which was done on Tuesday, from
which he is recovering as well as can
be expected. 4
While stories differ somewhat con-
cerning the young man and the circum-
stances surrounding the affair, it is the
general opinion that the accident was
the result of criminal carlessness at
least.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
New Books At the Public Library.

The following books have just been
added to the public library:
Adams-Education of Henry Adams.
Blackwell-Little Grandmother OF
the Russian Revolution.
Blasco Ibanez-Four Horsemen OF
the Apocalypse.
Bojer-Great Hunger.
Braithwaite-Gol Treasury of
Magazine Verse;
Campaigning Fit All the Way.
Cohen-Out of the Shadow.
Conrad-Arrow of Gold.
Cook-Our Poets of Today
Dawson-Living Bayonets.
Ferber-Cheerful, by Request.
Fisher-Day of Glory.
Grey-Desert of Wheat
Gordon-Sky Pilot in No Mans
Land.
Hall-A-B-C of Correct Speech and
the Art of Conversation.
Hall-High Adventure.
Hudson-Far Away and Long Ago.
Isaacs-Prisoner of the U-90.
Kipling-Sea Warfare.
Mecken--American Language.
Raymond-Uncensor Celebrities.
Rehmann-The Small Place Uand-
scape gardening)
Roosevelt-Great Adventure
Van Schaick-Peace of Roaring
River.
Waller-Out of the Silences.
Wilson-Ma Pettengill
Yeats-Essays Irish and American.
From now on the library will not
open at all Sunday afternoons until
September
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Married.

Mr.. William C. Madison, of Leroy.
Mimi, and Miss Edith M. Holt of Roch-
ester. MINI were united in marriage
at the Cresco Methodist parsonage on
Thursday evening. July 3rd, Rev. E. G.
Copeland officiated Mr. and, Mrs.
Madison spent the Fourth in Cresco.
They expect to establish their home in
Leroy and will be at home to their
friends after July 18th.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Farms for Sale By the Owner.

One of 40 acres ] mile north of the
Bents Nursery; modern house with hot
water heat and electric lights. More
other good buildings than needed on 40
acres.
One of 160 acres three miles north of
Cresco. One of the best quarters in
Howard Co.. with all good buildings.
fine grove, and ALL CORN LAND.
Also fine 2OO-acre farm 81 miles
from Harmony, MINI. ~.
w. J. WEBSTER.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Conversational Church.

Sunday morning service at 1890. Ser
mon: Casting Out Devils Our Sue
c9ss." Special music. Celebration of
the Lords Supper.
Sunday School at noon
In the evening at 500 we join in the
union service at the Methodist church.
The ork of our Sunday Schools will
be discussed by the school superintend-
ents Mrs. Hess. Mr.. Kellow and Mr..
Tillson. Special music by the Metho-
dist choir. - =.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11

or your sweetheart, or both father and
mother. Kindly keep this in mind.
The attendance at the banquet would
be larger than We could handle if we
allowed more to come with each
soldier boy. So bring your wife, or
-y<aasS swsaansart;, Or both father and
mother w. 49,. .>H T.! - ~'
E. A. Church,
.~ Chm: <Community Welcome
Home Committee.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Lime Springs Couple Marry.

On Thursday. Jnly 3. 1919. Mr.. Glen
r. Lohuis and Miss Ida Marie Schultz,
both of Lime Springs, Is.,' came to
New Hampton and were quietly mar
ried by J. E. Noble. justice of the
peace. They were attended by Miss
Nina Cue md Mr. Elmer Schultz. -
New Hampton Tribune.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Winners in Essay Contest.

Winners of the w. C. T. U. essay
contest in Cresco were as follows
Eighth Grade-First prize, Muriel
Luers. $500; second prize, Clara
Palmer, $l.0O.
Seventh Grade-First prize, Naomi
Smith. So 90; second prize, Leone Rink,
Sl.OO.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Sixth Receplien to Returned Soldiers.

Sixth Reception to Returned Soldiers.
Our sixth reception to our returned
soldier boys will be held Wednesday
the 18th day of July. The essential
features of the program will be as fol-
lows: ,.., ~ q ...r,z.- >-.-. ....... <.
At 5 o'clock sharp in the afternoon
all the soldier boys to be entertained
are requested to meet at the Knights
of Columbus hall, over lenders meat
Market. At this time there will be a
short parade in which the boy and
girl scouts and the soldier boys will
participate.
The banquet will be served at 6
o'clock, new time, by the Rebekah
Lodge and they will without doubt
sustain their past reputation as cap
able host
The program in the opera house
will take place at o'clock sharp. An
open air meeting might be arranged
for in place of the opera house, but
this change will not affect the pro-
gram Of the day.
The program will consist of music,
speeches by the boys and possibly
others, all of which we are assured
will be as interesting as on previous
occasions.
All soldiers and their families and
| sweethearts will have reserved seats.
The reserved seat tickets may be pro-
cured at the rest room for the day at
any time during the afternoon or ev-
ening up to the time of the program.
The Knights of Columbus have
kindly consented to allow us to use
their hall and club rooms for that
purpose for the day. So get your
reserved seat tickets at the knights
of Columbus hall.
After the evening program there
will be dance in the opera house
hall. One of the finest orchestras in
this section will furnish the music
for the evening All soldier boys are
duulAIIcu Tree VI CAdl &c, Out SotSA
this, in order to gain free admission
uniforms. 1t has been found quite
necessary to make this provision.
Soldier boys who desire to stay all
night will be furnished free entertain
ment without cost to them.
We plan to send a formal invitation
to each returned soldier boy who has
not been previously entertained. In
the past We have found it difficult to
procure the names of all the returned
boys, and some have failed to receive
their formal invitation. We want to
tell you that we want you to attend
our banquet and reception whether
you receive a formal invitation or not.
A place will be reserved for you at
the banquet table.
A postal card is enclosed with each
invitation addressed to Frank Lomas,
Chairman of the Banquet Committee.
On this postal please indicate whether
you will attend the banquet or not
and also the number of persons who
will come with you. Please note this
You are entitled to bring your wife
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
A Temperance Proxram.

Will be given at the Howard Center
school house, July Is, at S:45 p. m.
Program consists of readings. essays
and good singing. No admission will
be charged but q collection will be ia
ken and divided among the essay con-
testsnts. Everyone is cordially invited.
Committee
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
For Sale or Tradei

Avery threshiug outfit consisting of
engine and separator, steel tank and
tender both on nearly new trucks.
Everything complete in first class run
ming order. Will take a good car on
part payment. Call or write ! 47t2
RICHARD OswoLD, Chester. Ia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
CRESCO, HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY, JULY H. 1919

Closing the parade. corresponding to
the elephant of the circus, three trsc-
tors sold by the following firms. ambled
down the street:
Friebert Heinicke.
Cunningham & Rice.
Wentworth & Burr.
A, patriotic program at the Court
House Park followed the parade. Carl
Feed presided and introduced the speak
or and Mayor Barker extended the wel-
coms of the city. Judge Lawrence
De Graft of Des Moines, made 4 stir
ring plea for Americanism and those
who succeeded in hearing him were in
deed fortunate.
! The afternoon was filled with . pro-
gram of street attractions and amuse-
ments, and good ball game at the
race track between Lime Springs and
Protivin, the latter winning by q score
of 8 to2.
While the music by the Lime Springs.
Cresco and Harmony Bands in the pa
rade and all during the day was highly
appreciated, in justice to the Harmony
Band we must state that their concerts
in the afternoon in the Court House
Park and in the evening in the south
side park were among the most pleas
ant features of the day. They have q
we'll balanced Instrumentation, a most
capable director and play pleasing
programs of standard and popular
music.
Following the fireworks display in the
South Side Park, most of the crowd
left for home leaving the young folks
to enjoy the dances in the big bowery.
and the opera house.
It was really a fine celebration and
we believe all of Cresco's guests felt
that they had been Hospitality enter
tained.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Creseo's Biz lth Of July Celebration.

One 0fAtne largest crOWoa ever as
sembled in Cresco, estimated at $4,000
people, celebrated in a most orderly and
good natured way. No arrests were
made. only . very few intoxicated per-
sons were in evidence and everyone
wore q smile and. acted as though the
day was one of una!!oyed pleasure. as
indeed it was.
The day was begun with bell ringing,
whistle blowing and dynamite firing,
totaling q first-class noise production.
The parade was . little late in start
ing o. the rains of the night kept the
crowds from getting into town very
early. It was remarkable chiefly for
tho beauty of its floats and decorated
autos and its plentifulness Of band
music with four brass bands in line.
The parade was arranged as follows:
S. A. Hamilton. Marshal Of the Day.
U. S. Flag.
Cresco Band.
Orator of the Day. Judge DeGraff,
and Mayor Barker.
Uncle Sam, impersonated by John T..
Murths, and 48 little girls representing
the states of the union.
About 100 soldiers Of the World War
under command of Lieut.. Lester Fields.
Red Cross Home Nursing Float.
Red Cross Float.
Howard County's Service Flag.
Harmony Band.
Boys and Girls Infantry Companies.
Woodmen Circle.
Woodmen of the World.
Womens' Relief Corps.
Royal Neighbors of America.
Meetings Dry Goods Co.
Champlin's Bakery.
st. Joseph's School Band represent
ing the Knights of Columbus.
Watts Bros.
j. C. Biel Auto Co.
Cresco Fire Department.
Lomas Hardware Co.
NJ. P. Lyon.
Petersen Bros. Co.
Kellogg Music Store.
Fields Furniture Store.
Cresco Music Shop.
Alliance Mercantile Association.
Faultless Stump Fuller.
Hub Clothing Co.. n y .
Miller Bros. @4ss... .a4. III.
STANDARD Oil Co. :. !, n,
Marusks, Smith Co. # -.
Lime Springs Band. a'f& -
Wentworth & Burr. ~
Cresco State Bank.
Ahern Bros.
Miller's Garage.
Strayer's Tin Shop.
Gender Meat Market
Acme Grocery.
Daughters Of Rebecca.
McGee's Harness Shop.
Claude Weatherford.
w. O. Swenson and DR.. Fortin.
Mott & Co.
Sam Feldstein.
Opera House.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Huber Furniture Co. to Increase Capital

Overwhelmed with q rush of furni-
ture orders delivery Of which is seri-
ously hampered with consequent loss
of business to the factory and the!town,
the Huber Furniture Company is offer.
ing for aale stock in the company, every
cent of the money received from stock
sales to be Used in increasing the out
put of the factory, as the building:has
sufficient capacity for the business ex:'
psnsion proposed. !.
A visit to the office of the factory
disclosed an astounding situation con-
cerning the demand for furniture and
the popularity of the davenport bed Of
which the Huber Company makes :
speciality. The demand for furniture is
enormous. and is limited only by the
factory capacity. The National Bedding
Co. of Leavenworth, Kansas, in &C.
knowIedging the receipt of two cars Of
Huber beds. asks the immediate ship
ment of more and adds mot 80 psrtic-
ular about freight rates, but want the
goods" Pretty good evidence that the
location of the factory is not 80 import
ant as its ability to furnish goods. The
Frank S. Betz Co. of Indiana, q 81, OOO,-
600 corporation, writes also concerning
the ability of the factory to deliver in
car load lots.
Adding to the testimony concerning
the need of expansion is letter from
Frank Sequim. a salesman for the
Keeler Furniture Co. of Grand Rapids,
Mich, stating that they can sell the
entire present capacity output. and
adding with one days sales of LOG
and an opportunity to sell 500 beds to
one man. you had better make arrange
ments to increase production.
A recent letter frem the General
Merchandise Co. of Chicago tells Mr..
Huber how pleased they are with his
beds, that it is a wonderful improve
ment over others on the market. and
that they have immediate use for 1000
of them.
But the cap sheaf of the demand for
the Huber beds is an order dated July
9Th from the Joseph Smith Co., of St.
Louis for eight cars of beds, totaling a
wholesale price of I2.372OO.
It is proposed to increase the capital
stock of the company to SIS, 900. which
will afford simple capital to buy stock
:at big advantage and enable the
company to thereby increase the nj
ready nice profit made on each bed pro.
duced. That the stock will be profit.
able is not doubted, with Mr.. Huber's
well known business ability and hon
esty, coupled with the demand for the
products of the factory. With the
present insufficient capital and the un.
settled business conditions of the war
period. the company has paid dividends
aggregsting one-third of the preferred
stock. Can one doubt that with en-
larged capacity and the advantages of
ample capital that the investment will
not be profitable.
Cresco men interested in the growth
of the town should give the factory
their support as the increased capital
will give employment to IS or 40 men
within GO days. which with doubtless
further increase in the working force
means much to the growth of the town.
And to get this result does not mean q
bonus, or gift or tax. just an invest
ment of part of your surplus cash in
growing, paying concern with a won
derful future if sufficiently financed.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11

Fall term opens Sept. 2. Write COL
lege of Commerce, Waterloo. Iowa, for
free information. 46tf
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
DIDEJA NESUTIKIMAI XII
NIJOS SU JAPONIJA.
Visoj Kinijoj pakeliamas boy
kotas prizes japonus.

Pekinas, gr. "A. -Nuo to
laiko, kuomet japonai uzpuo-
l6 kim studentus mieste Foo
chow, Kinijoj boykotas prizes
japonus dar smarkiau prasid6-
jo. BOykotuojamos visos japo-
nu prek6s, visokie daiktai il
kas tik yra japonisko.
Is visQ didesniq pramon6s
.centrQ If miestQ pafeina ziniQ
apie ivykstancias kinQ demon
stracijas ir smarkius protes-
tus prizes japonus.
Kinijos komercijiniq butu
.sajunga, reprezentuojanti 400
miestQ, paskelb6 pirkliams per
spGjimus. Sake, kiekvienas
pirklys blsiqs nubaustas, jei.
pirksiqs kokiQ nors prekiq nuo
japonQ.
Japonq laivai Kmijos uos-
tus apleidzia be jokiq prekiQ.
Japonai pirkliai kreipiasi ! sa-
vo Sales vyriausybe kokiuo
nors budu sulauzyti boykotq.
Paskiausiai is Tokyo pranes-
ia, jog bus imtasi priemonlq
sutruskinti boykota IL sulaiky-
ii iess-japoniska propaganda.
PaaiSki, jog japonQ pastel
gimas Foochowe buvo su tiks-
lu isgauti is Kinijos daugiau
lsau pageidaujamp koncesijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
Airiijjos Klauslmas 5. Y.
Kongrese

priklausomybas Salininkai pa
keld klausima pripazinti Airi-
jai nepriklausomybe. Reika-
lauia pripazinti neziurint mel
to, kad su Anglia turetp pa
kilt ir kare.
Vakar Illinois valstijos at
stovasy kongrese, William sc.
Mason, indav6 kongresui biliQ,
sulig kurio kongresas turet.l
ipaskirtf$1f,WG aplnoketi Aifi-
JOS respublikos eia pasiuntinll
ir konsulius.
Nezinia kaip kongresas atsi-
mes j ta biliq. Bet jei biliQ pfi-
imtu, tai reikstu Airijos res
!publikos pripazinima.
Bilius pavestas komiteth-
Ir kaip Siandie tas kongreso
komitetas atliks iSklausinGll-
mus, paklausys argumentu to
kiliaus klausime, ty. il pacill
airiq tautos stow aptars.
siandie tad Westinghouse
suvaziuoja visa ellie Airjos sa-
ihninku. Jie visi pakels sayo
balsa, kad kongresas pagaliaus
tartp savo galutina zodi: ar
Suv. Valstijos vealia tilzrai tel
sybas principals, ar tais prin-
cipais tik prisidengia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
LITVINOVUI SUGRAzINTA
TAIKos PAsIULYMAs.
Ia padare patti Danijos
vyr-iausybe.

Copenhagen, Danija, gr. 13.
-RusijOs bolSeviSQ valdzlos
atstovas Litvinov dar yra Gia.
Ana dienq iis, observation-disclosures
Damjos vieSingumu, 6m6 II
pasiunt6 per pasta bolSevikp
taikoS pasiQlymQ cia Ameri-
kos, Anglijos, Prancuzijos il
ltaliios paslm.,-@ n 8
Danijos vyriausyDe teciaus
paStoje laiSkus sulaik6 If tuos
sugrQzino atgal Litvinovui.
Danija nenori, kad bolsevi-
kai savo tikslams naudotusi
jos pasta If siQstQ talkininku
pasimtiniams pasiQlymus, ko-
kiu talkininkai nenori matyti.
Nesenai Maskvoje bolsevikQ
sovietai turejo kongresq. Nu-
tarta dar kartQ, il tai jau de-
SimtQ kartQ, pasiulyti talkinin-
kams taikQ.
To kOngreso nusprendimo
kopijQ pasiQsta Litvinovui. Gi
Sis megino induoti talkininkQ
paSimtiniams.
TeGiaus IL Siuo kartu nepa-
vyko zygiS. Po Sito Litvinov,
tUbm, i$keIiauS DOrpatan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
PREzIDENTAs PATvIRTI-
NO GARFIELDO RE-
zIGNAvIMA.
Kuro administratoriaus ofisa
uzeine Hines.


Washington, gr. 13.-Prezi-
dentas Wilsonas kuro admi-
nistratorians Garfieldo rezig-
navima patvirtino ir tuojaus
.io vieton laikinai paskyr6 ge-
nerali gelezinkeliQ direktoriQ
Hines. Sitas dabar turf du o.
fisu.
Garfield sakoSi pasitraukcs
is uzimamos vietos todel, jog
nesutinkqs su principals, sulig
kmiQ vyr:iausybe pasidarbavo
pabaigti anglekasiQ streikq.
Garfield Nra tos nuomon6s,
jog ateityje publika bus pri-
versta mok9ti brangiau uz ang-
lis. Mes jei anglekasiams bus
didinama uzmokestis, tuomet
ir kasyklp kompanijos neapsi-
leisianGios. ! >
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
ESTAI NELEIDzIA ORGA-
NIzUOTI RUsU ARMIJA.

RENFLIS, Hr, l3,-Pruncu-
~ armijo> generOla> E>tiVar
paSiuIG E>toniiOS vyriauSyhel
IciSti Sayo Iemtjc pcrorganl-
zuoti gen. Iudenijo armiiQ.
Taipp0t pa>iQI1 lri>ti EStonljo-
ie ton armiion mobilizuoti bu-
vuSiuS ne>enai puIk. AvaIOvO-
BprmondtD kareiviu>.
Gen. EStivur SAKE, joy nauj;t
ruSQ armiia butinai relkaljnga
i&naujo pakeIti ofcn~yvQ prizes
PetrogradQ.
Bet praneSta, jog E~tonijo>
vyriQu>yb1 grieztai atmct5
tuoS pa>iQIymu>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
ATSISTATYDINO PADE-
REWSKI.
Mes lenkuose platinasi
socijalizmas.

Paryzius, 81. 13.-Is Varsa-
vos ccia atkeliavo artimi Pade-
rowskio draugai. PraneS6, jog
Paderewski rezIgnavo is prem
.;eryst6s. Prezidentas PIlSnds-
ki jo rezignavimq patylrt!no.
Paderewskio draugai kal'mo
j iSnaujo uzimti premiere
vietq ir sudaryti nauj4 kabl-
meta. Bet jis nesutiko.
Svarbiausia priezastis 10 at
sistatydinimo, tai sparkus So
,ijalistu atstovu seine yelAi-
mas prizes j, Is to Paderewskl
iSSvede, jog salyje smarS'als
zingsniais platinasi soclja!lz-
mas ir todel jam negall but
vir;os vyriausyb6s prlesakylc
I'r.e: pat jo rczlg;,avIlnaa
Varsavoje ivyko socijallstQ
demonstracija. NeSta didelemls
raidemis parasai:: "salin Pa
derewshi.' SocijalistQ burlal
paskui apsiaute rumus, kur
gyveno Paderewski, II sta ap-
Svilpe.
Paskui socijalistai megmo
marsuoti prize prezidento I'll
sudskio rezidencijos. Ret pakl-
10 pestynes II viskas paslbalge
daugelio zmoniu suzcidimais.
Pc to atsitikinr la1ercws:
k: reziignavo If Is vai(!l$k'l ru-
nQ persikrausti /! save vleslo''-
ii Bristol. Sakoma, iskeliausias
jis sveicarijon II uzsiimslas
muzika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
DIDELI NUOSTOLIAI PA
DARYTA sTRE1KUOJANT
ANGLEKASIAMS.
Nukenteto vyriausybe, darbi-
ninkai ir kit.

Washington, gr. 13.-Natio-
nal Coal Association virSinin-
kai praneS6, jog anglekasiQ
metu padaryta nuosto-
LIN daugiau 100 milijono dol.
Patys streikininkai IS to pa,
neSa nuostoliQ apie 60 miliio-
NJ dolieriQ vienais uzdarbiaiS.
Kasyklu operatoriai turtJo
apie 20 milijonQ dol. nuostclip.
Gil patti vyriausyb6, valdy-
DANA Sales gelezinkeiius, ne
teko apie So milijonQ doFeril!.
Gi Kaip didelius nuostolius
paneSe visa Sails il %r:oa6S,
katrie del stokos angliQ kente-
10 il kenGia, apie tai kol-kaS
nepasakoma. Ir Sreiciausiai
nebus nei zinoma. Mes to ne
galima apskaityti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-15
KITATS METALS NEBUS
VAiDINAMI ISGANY-
TOTO KEKTEJIMAI.
Bureli vaidintoju nuo to sulai-
ko Salts ir badas.

Oberammergau, Bavaria,
OF. 13.-.Javq neuzder6jimas il
aStri ziema pak6le dideli vargq
tarp zmoniQ Sitam mazam mie-
SteIyj. Vargo paliesti il visi
plaGiam paSauliui zinoml vie
tos vai,lintojai, katrie kas de-
Simtie.ii metal vaidindavo Is
ganytoio kentdiimus, parodant
visas Kristaus kanGias il patl
prikalima prize kryziaus.
Ateinanciais metals vaidini-
mo nebus galima atkartoti, mes
zmones pavarge If neturi tam
tikSlui reikalingQ l6SQ. Sako-
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tas ] 1921 metus.
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KITI KITUS.

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tuojaus atkirto, kad sutartl
parbloske ne iie, bet republi-
konai.
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riai, katric patare mesti saiin
partijinius uzsivarinejimus W
uzzsiimti tikrais reikalais.
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iSveza Anglijon.
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