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Of home along with you. and
these boys were constantly re-
minding me Of home. They did
not walk the streets like anybody
else. do not ms1n that they
walked the streets self a~ssertive-
~. They did not. They walked
tho streets as II they knew that
they belonged wherever free men
lived, that they were welcome in
the-sreat republic Of France and
were comrades with the other
armies that had helped to win the
war and to share the great sac
rifice. Because it is q wonderful
thing for this nation. hitherto
isolated from the large affairs Of
the world, to win not only the
universal confidence Of the people
Of the world, but their universal
affections.
And that is what has happen
ed. Wherever 1t was suggested
that troops should be sent and 1t
was desired that troops Of oc-
cupation should excite no predu-
dice, no un~eASineso on the part Of
those to whom they were sent,
the men who represented the
other nations came to me and ask
me to send American soldiers.
They not only implied, but they
said, that the presence Of Amer
lean soldiers would be known
not to mean anything except
friendly protection and assistance
Do you wonder that II made our
hearts swell with pride?
nlER To Ga Hone
"But while these things n
some degree softened my home
sickness they made me- all the
the ners s.: ss g TIC ss se : ng liz; = Ehs err
home where tbs great dynamo of
national ener1y was situated: to
get homo where the great pur.
poses Of national seton wers
formed and 70 be allowed to take
part In the counseis and IN the
actions Witch were formed, and
TO be tAken by this great nation
which from first 70 last has
followed the vision Of the MGR
who set II up and created II. We
have had our eyes very close up
ON our task 1t times, but whan.l
ever we lifted them, as We Were
accustomed to ut them to q dis
tant horizon. We ware aware that
all the peoples Of the earth had
turned their faces toward US as
those who were friends Of free
dom and right. and whenever We
thought Of national policy ana Of
~ relation upon tho AFFAIRS D1
Nthe world, We kneW&we wefA
undsr bonds 70 DO this large thing
and the right thing.
Privileges 10 Ala IN Work
IT IL . privilege, therefore. be-
yond ell eompUtati0B, forsA man
whether ina graat capacity or q
snail. 70 1tdLkA part In TN E0uA.
~ ana ~ the rSe0lutSonA o.
peeplA Akp this. Am A1rai1s
eems pssplAs sesas tsfeenA a.
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not understand that vision. They
do not see it. They have looked
too much upon-the ground. They
have thought too much of the in
terests that were near them, and
they have not listened to the
voices Of their neishbors.
II have never had q moments
doubt rs to where the heart and
purpose Of this people lay. When
any one on the other side of hte
water has raised the question.
Will America come in and help"
have said 'Of course America
will come in and help She can
not do anything else. She will
not disappoint any high hope that
has besn formed Of her. Least of
all will she in this day Of new
born liberty Ali over the world,
port and assistance to those who
have been made free.
Old World Was In Bondage
II wonder IL 1T this distance
you can have got any conception
Of tho tragic intensity Of the
feeling Of those peoples In Europe
who have just had Jokes thrown
of them. Have you reckoned
up In your mind how many peo-
pies, how many nations, were
held unwillinSly under the yoke
Of the Austro-Eungarian empire.
under the yoke Of Turkey, under
the yoke Of Germany?
'"fhsss yokss have been thrown
on. These peoples breathe the
air and look around to see a new
day dawn about them, and when
ever thsy think Of what ID going
TO Ill that day With action, they
think first Of Us. They think
AyE Of the friends who through
out tbs long years have spoken
tor thatn. who we're privileged to
declare that they came into the
war 70 feloase them. who said
that they would not make peace
upon any other terms than their
liberty. and they have known that
Americas presence in the war
ana IN the confidence vas the
guarantee Of the result.
Nus FFeaesyo Peaoe
The governor has spoken Of
grsat task ended. Yes, the for
muiAticn OF the peace 10 ended.
but IT creates only q new task
lust begun. ] believe that II 8
vii study the peace, you will 3
that 1t v Just peace and 4 4
which Il 1t can be preserved viii
aaVs the world from unnecessary
hloodshed.
Arr now the great task q "a
preserve y. have come back
with my heart full Of enthusiasn
Ton throwing eyerythine that i
can, 6y way OF influences ar antio. Il
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CHAPTER Iy.-{Continued.,

The car halted suddenly before a
brightly lighted mansion; whose tent
ed entrance effectually shut out the
gaze Of alien eyes. and made the
transit from car to domicile entirely
private. There was no opportunity
here to disappear. The sidewalk and
road were black with curious onlook-
and helped the lady out. He bore
her heavy bouquet because she looked
literally too frail to carry it further
herself.
In the doorway she was surrounded
by a bevy of servants, foremost among
whom her old nurse claimed the
privilege of greeting her with tears
and smiles and many "Miss-Celia-m my
dears," and Gordon stood for the in
slant %entranccd. watching the sweet
play of loving kindness in the face Of
could lay down those flowers incon-
spicuously he would be on the alert
for a way of escape. It surely would
be found through some back or side
entrance of the house.
But even as the thought came to
him theNold nurse stepped back to let
the other servants greet the bride
with stiff bows and embarrassed
words of blessing. and he felt a hand
laid heavily on his arm.
He started as he turned, thinking
instantly again of his commission and
expecting to see a policeman in uni
form by his side, out it was only the
old nurse, with tears of devotion still
in her faded eyes.
Mister George, We hewitt forgot me.
hev We " she asked, earnestly. you
usen't to like me vera we'll, I mind,
but We was awful for the teasin' an l
was always for my Miss Celie! But
bygones is bygones now an l wish We
well. Yer growed a man, an 1 know
We must be worthy O. her, or she'd
never hev consented to take We. Yev
got a guide wife an no mistake, an I
know ven be the. happiest man alive.
1e won't hold it against me, Mister
George. that l used to tell yer uncle
on your masterful tricks, will We?
You mind l was only carin' fer my
baby girl. an We were but a boy"
She paused as if expecting an
answer, and Gordon enibarrassedly
u her hat he would never think
of holding so trifing a matter against
her. He cast a look of reverent ad-
miration and tenderness toward the
beautiful girl who was smiling on her
loyal subjects like a queen reused
from her sorrow to give joy to 9TH
ers; and V her old nurse was sat
isied.
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CHAPTER v

The wedding party had arrived In
full force now. Carriages and auto
mobiles were unloading; gay voices
and laughter filled the house. The
servants disappeared to their places.
and the white bride. with only a mo-
tioninE look toward Gordon, led the
way to the place where they were to
stand under an arch Of roses, lilies
and palms. in a room hung from the
carnations on invisible threads Of sill
yer wire, until it all seemed like a
fairy dream.
Gordon had no choice but to fol-
low, as his way was blocked by the in
coming guests, and he foresaw that
his exit would have to be made from
some other door than the front IL he
we're to escape yet awhile. AS he
stepped into the mystery of the flow
e%r-scented room where his lady led
the way, he was conscious of a feel
ing of transition from the world Of
ordinary things into one Of wonder,
beauty and mysterious Joy: but all the
time he knew he was an impostor,
who had no right in that silver
threaded bower.
Yet there he stood bowling, shaking
hands, and smirking behind his false
mustache. which threatened every
minute to betray him.
People told him he was looking
we'll. and congratulated him on his
bride. Some said he was stouter than
when he left the country, and some
said he was thinner. They asked him
questions about relatives and friends
living and dead, and he al constant
risk Of getting into hopeless diA1cul-
ties. His only safety was In smiling.
and saying very little; seeming not to
hear some questions. and answering
others with another question. 1t was
not SO hard after he got started. be-
cause there were SO many people, and
they kept coming close upon n an
other, 50 no one had much time to
talk. Then supper with its formall-
ties was got through with somehow,
though to Gordon, with his already
satisfied appetite and his ha]npering
mastache, it seemed an endless or
deal.
JEFF" as they all called him, was
everywhere, attending to everything,
and he slipped up to the unwilling
bridegroom just rs he was having to
answer a very dificult question about
the lateneas of his vessel, and the kind
Of passage they had experienced in
crossing. BY this time Gordon had
discovered that he was supposed to
have been ten years abroad, and his
steamer had been late in landing, but
where he came from or what he had
been doing W. there were still to he
found out; and It was extremely
puzzlinE to be asked from what port
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"Ah. = 1--we her, Mister George.

"Ah. re 1--we her, Mister George.
don't ye?" the nurse questioned. II
don't wonder. Everybody what lays
eyes on her luves her. She's that
here the tears got the bet
ter o., the good woman for an instant
and she forgot herself and pulled at
the skirt Of her new black dress
thinking 1t was an apron, and Wishing
to wipe her yes.
Then suddenly Gordon found his
lips utterinE strang words, without his
own apparent consent. ~ IL his heart
had suddenly. taken things in hand
and determined to do as 1t pleased
without consulting his judgment.
Yes, / love her. he was saying.
and to. his amazement he found that
the words were true.
This discovery made matters still
more complicated.
Then yell promise me something,
Mister George. won't ye?" said the
nurse eagerly, her tears having their
own way down her rosy anxious face.
Yell promise me never % make her
feel bad any more? She's cried = lot
these last three months, AN nobody
knows but me. She could hide 1t
from them all but her old nurse that
has loved her & long. But she's been
that sorrowful, enough fer a whole
lifetime. Promise that yen do all in
yer power to make her happy al
ways"
II will do alf<in my power to make
her happy" he said, soiemnly, rs If
he were uttering a vow, and wonder
ed how short-lived that power was to
be.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
RUMUNIJA GELBSTI
UKRAINAI.

VarSavas. gr. y (SuvGIinta;
raSo angl. laiLr. koreSponden-
taS).-Kuomet lankiausi Tx
rainos mieste Kamenec-Po-
doIske, kur yra Ukrainos Wy
riausyb6, tenai teko nugirstl
tik vienus nu$iskmdimus prizes
talkininkus. katrie blOkuoja
UkrainQ. Nes Siandie Ukaina
nieko neapturi is uzrubeziQ.
TaIkininkQ blokadq Ukrainoje
stipriai palaiko ypac lenkai.
Rumunija oficijaliai stow ~
blokadq prizes CkranQ. Bet ne
OficijaIiu keliu il ukrainus sell
pia visakuom. Pristato jiems
9inkIu ir kitkO. Paskatina ko-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
NEPAMIRsKITE MOKES-
CIU NUO IPLAUKV.
Blankas SUI mokestimis reikia
sugrazinti apribotu
laiku.

Washington, Sr. 81. -- Pra-
d6juS. sausio | IL balguS kovo
- d. yra IalkotarplS, kul'lno
rcikia vyrlauSybes lzdan mo-
kGti mokeScluS nuo lpIaukQ w
1919 mctuS. kas to neatIlks
pa>Elrtu laIkotarplu, taSal ne
lSSl>ukS mo pabaudoS.
kalplr Slmet' talp II Elta'S
metals mokcScluS nuo pIankll
turn mokGtl vlSl,, kalp plherIal'
talp neplIleclal.
MokeStlu> relkla moketl ne
vedtllamS, uzdlrbuSlems per
metuS dauglau tukStanclo dol,
81 VeduSlemS - dauSlau oVle-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
KARD|NOLAS GIBBONS
AP|E RAD|KALUS.

Baltimore, Md, gr. 30.-Jo
Eminencija kardinolas Glib
bons vakar apkalbedamas nau-
jai isteigtos organizcijos "Uni-
ted Americans uzdavinius,
tarp kuriq yra sulaikyti radi-
kaliq gaivalu veikima, pasake;
"Jei Raudonuju organizacl-
jos nariams nepatinka sita sa-
lis, tegu jie sau keliauja svei-
Xxi ten, is kur yra ateje. Jei jie
patys to nepadaro, tuomet mes
turime juos ten pasiusti. Jle
cia atejo SUI tikslu but Sales
pilieciais, bet ne diktatorlals'
Mes neleisime jiems sia but
diktatoriais. !"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
PETLURA TURF WHITES
ATGAIVINTI UKRAINA.
Jis yra tikras bolseviku prize
Sininkas.

VarSava, gr. 80 (RaSo angl.
laikr. korespondentas.) - Stal
visa ellie klauSimu, j kniuos
m6gina atSakyti tas, kas inte-
reSuojasi Ukraina:
HAS yra Petlura il W. ka jiS
stow?
Ar ukrainai yra bolSevikai?
Ar jie yra provokiSki?
10 Ukrainai reikia?
Petlura stow svarbiausia uz
du daiktu: pasiliuosuoti nuo
RusijoS il duoti zem6S valstie-
CLANS.
Pil.masis daiktas Petlurai
labiauS svarbesnis az antrQjl,
nes Sis priguli nuO pirmojO.
Mes kuomet Ukraina pasilluO-
suos nuo Rusijos, tuomet bus
galima jau pagalvoti If apie
vidujinius UkrainOS rsikalus.
Pasiliuosuoti nuo Rusijos
Siandie reiSkia pasiliuosuoti
ne tik nuo bolSevikQ, bet il
nuo Denikino. Mes kaip tie,
taip ir tas siandie naikina
Ukraina.
Petlura nera bolsevikas. Jis
yra bolSevikQ priesminkas.
Bet k6omet Denikinas spau-
.dzia j prie sienos, jis turi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
ATSTKARTOJO RTAUSES
HAVANOJE.
Suzeista 25 zmones daugiau.

Havana, sala Kuba, or. 81,
- Praeitq sekmadieni riausiQ
metu Gia nuzudyta vienaS dar-
bininkaS. Darbininkai kaltino
policiiq uz jos provokaciiQ,
RiauSGS pakiIo, kdomet poliei:
ia buvo pasiprieSinusi darbi-
ninllu demonstrations del
pabrangimo pragyvenlmo.
Ant rytojauS palaidota MI
zudytaS darbininkaS. Po laido-
tuviu micStc iSnaujo ivyko
riauSGS. Darbininkai SuSirdmi
Su policija.
Pasekmtje % zmon6s SUI
zeista. Is tQ apie deSimts labai
pavoiingai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
DENIKINAS NEPAz!STA uETUVOS,

voti prizes gen. DenlkinQ, kurs
yra arSe>niS uz pacluS bOlSevl-
kus.
Rumunai. kick tekO Suzinoti,
nekuomet negali pamirSti De
nikino arogancijos. Karta De-
nikinas latviQ il lietuviQ atsto-
vans yra pasakes:
HAS yra Latvija il Lietu-
va? AS apie jas nesu gird6jes.
As ainau tik vienq Rusijq."
TaS reiSkia, jog Denikinas
nepazista nei atskirios Besara-
bios, katra turf prigul6ti Ru-
munijai.
We kodel Rumunija duoda
reikiamq pagelba ukrainams
kovoti prizes Denikina autokra-
tQ.
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IIIlIlRIllIIIT!InIIIIIIlIIIIIlIlIIIIHIlNIIIIIII
BRANCENYBE NETURI
NIEKO BENDRA SU
KEL|MU UzMO-
KESGIy'

Tip tvirtina Harvardo uni
verSiteto ekonomijos profeso-
riuS n. y. Carver. Jis vakar
taip pareiSk6 Amerikos Socijo-
IogintS draugijoS Suvaziavime,
ivykusiame .Chicagoie.
Prof. Carver sake:
"DidinimaS darbininkams
uzmokeSGiu neturi nicko ben
dra Su didinimu prckimS kai-
M. Tai butu visvien, jei Saky-
tum, jog $e$Glio iIgumaS pada-
no medzio augStumQ.
"Cia ncgaIi but iokio$ pa
SlapticS apic SiQ dicnQ brangin-
tina pragyvenimq. Tas paeina
deI sumazGjimo produkcUoS IL
padidGjimo reikaIavimp. kalp
tas, taip kitaS'yra kards pro
duktasA VisoS kards tQ patti
paskui save palieka. PO civl-
les kartS turGjome toki pat lai-
kotarpi. Visokie sumanomi
i<tatymai prizes didimima pelno
dar labjaus paarSina stow. Cia
ne kitkas, bet tik didesn6 pro-
dukcija reikalinga.
"Susiaurinti pelnQ, reiSkia
kenkti dideSnei prekiQ produk-
ciiai. Cali zymiai pagelb6ti su-
sEaldymas monopoly (trustq)>
Didtjimas uzdarbiQ visoj Sally
neturi nieko bendra su kdlimu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31

Bet Siandie ullrainai prelly-
bos rcikalais nor6tQ susidetl
pirmiauSia ne Su kitkuO, bet
till su vokieCiais. Ir tas yra
todel, kad talkininkai UkrainQ
blOkuoja.
Ukrainu armijoje tarnauja
daug austru oficierQ. Ten vel
kia il Wilhelmas Habsburg,
ercgercogo Stefano sunus,
Stefanas yra susigiminiaves
su lenkQ bajorija IL pats sa-
We vadina lenku.
Sunus WilhelmaS sakOsl
esqs ukrainq prietelis If, tur-
but, jam norisi valdyti Ukrai-
lld.
WiIheImas Habsburg uk-
rainy armijoje' pasivadines
puIkininku Vasilii Washivany.
Bijosi, kad 10 nesuciuptq Deni-
xmas. ..~ ..-
Ukrainu veikimo, principal
Ukrainai baisiai inirte prizes
Prancuzija, katra remia Denl-
.kina ir paIaiko blokada.
Vienas ukrainas oficieras
man sake:
"Kokia nors diena as lsto-
siu vokieciq armijon il Pran-
cpzijai atlyginsiu."
UkrainQ veikimo principal:
pasiliuosuoti nuo Rusijos If
duoti zemes visiems valstie-
CLAIMS. Tq principu laikosi- II
lPetlura.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31

kaiml. Kainos iau tuomet buvo
keIiamos, kuomet apie didini-
ma uzdarbiQ nebuvo nei kal-
boS. DidinimaS uzda'biQ seka
tik paSkui kdlimQ kqinQ.
"Kajnos !: $. praEd!&:jo, !, klItl, X t kuo-
met zmon6S, pasibaigus kares
reakcijai, puol!dsi Niskq pirk-
IT,"
W kainu ktIimq prof. Car
yer kaltina pirkliu pompasti-
MUS paskeIbimus, kuriais kvie-
Giami zmones pirkti daiktus
dabar, mes paskiau tie labjaus
pabrangSiq.
TokiaiS paskelb!mais pirk-
liai prigydt visuomeneje klai-
dingq minti apie "brangeny-
bts era if tiskam skelbia
augStas kainas.
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PRIESINASI. KAD GELE-
zINKELIAI BUTU SU-
GRAzINTI.
PrieSinasi prieSstreikiniam
biliui.

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ANGLEKASIU UzDARBIU
KOMISIJA TURF KON-
FERENCIJA.
Kasyklu operatoriai taippat
Washingtone.

Washington, or. 30.-Prezi-
dcnto WiIsono paSkirta komi-
sijia is trijQ zmoniQ nustatyti
anglekasiams rMdarbius IL an
glims kainq vakar turejo kon-
ferencijq su prezidento sekre-
toriu Tumulty Baltuose Ru-
muose. IT. paskui iS6jo Suslrln-
kiman.
Operatoriai Washingtone.
MinkstpjQ angliu kasyklp
operatoriQ asocijacijos pildo,
masis komitetas taippat yra
Washingtone.
Sakoma, jog operatoriai,
nors pradzioje buvo paSiprlesf
ne vyriausyb6s veikimui, me-
gins patarnauti komisijar jos
darbuose.
Komisija turi placias teises.
Sulig vyriausyb6s. moro, an
glekasiai pabaig6 streika il at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
konferuoja anglekasiq reikalql
komisilja

nauiino darbus su IA nuoSS.
daugiau uzmokesties. Gi iska-
Stu angliu tonui kasyklose nu-
skirta $2.35.
Cia apkaIbamai komisijai Wy
riausyb6 dave teisiu tad ne tik
patterns darbininkams padidin-
ii uzdarbius, jei butu reikalin=
ga, bet If iSkastoms anglims
padidinti kainq.
Jei komisija atrastu, kad an
gIims kama turi but padidin-
TIA, tuomet ir patterns angliQ SUI
vartotojams prisieitQ daugiau
mOk6ti.
Komisija savo tyrin6jimus
ir visa dafba turi atlikti GO
dienQ lailotarpiu.
Komisijos nariai.
Komisijos nariai yra:
Henry NJ. Robinson is Pasa-
dena, CAL, pirmininkas; Rem
brandt Peale, operatoriu atsto-
vas; John P. White, angleka-
siQ atstovas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-31
MIRE DIR. OSLER.

Londonas, gr. 81. - ONfor-
dc miri DR.. William OSler.
JiS pagarSdjo Savo raStais, JOG
zmogu> po 60 metu amziaus v
"a niekam tinkamaS ir tOdel
20 to amziau> zmoneS reiktQ
praSalinti juoS choloformuo-
iant.
PaSkui ia Savo pareiSkimq
DR.. OSIcr buvo atSaukeS, kuo-
met suSiduri Su aStia kritika.
Pats DR.. OSler miro 10 metu
amIiauS.
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Talkiniinkaii If Rusiijjiail ia

pasirengusios padaryti armis-
ticija ir paskui taika su boise
vikais. Sitos Pabaltijos viespa=
tijos per SeSis karas metus
Iekonomijos zvilgsniu labai NIL
kentdjuSios.
Estai bijosi rusp.
"Dideli nesutikimai gyvuoja
tarpe Estonijos vyriausybGs II
prieSbolSevikiniQ rusu armijq
vadu.
"Estai yra nuomones, kad
jei items vadams kuomet nors
pavyktu paimti Petrograda,
tuomet jie atsisuke tHpultq Es-
tonija. "
Darbininkai pries isimaisynla.
Prancuzijos ir Anglijos dar-
bininkai, anot Ruhl, yra labai
prieSingi visolIiai interyeneijai
isimaiSymui) Rusijoje.
Daugel vietose darbininkai
pavartoja streikus ir sabota-
zus, kuomet tQ saliu vyriausy-
bes megina siusti priesbolsevi-
kiniams rusams ginklQ arba
!amunicljos.
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BOLsEVIKAI sIULO TAXA
LENKAMS.

Copenhagen, CT. 80. - Rusi-
jos bolSevikQ valdzia formaliai
paSiQIt taikQ IcnkamS. TQ pa
dare bevieliu telegraph is Ma
Skvos.
BoISevikai sakoSi, jog jie ne
SiruoSia uzpulti LenkijoS 81 Ii
nQ armija.
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SUARES7UOTI NUODU
PARDAV|NETOJAI.

New York, gr. 3O.-Cia SUI
areStuota 6 zmones- -suokal-
bininkai, katrie paskleideN po
ivairias valstijas degtine su
mediniu alkoholiu. Jp pasielgi-
mo tikslas dar neisaiskintas.
Detektivai iesko daugiau
prasizengeliQ.
Arestavimai ivyksta ir XII
tuose miestuose.
Ivairiuose miestuose pasi-
daugino auk1 skaitlius.
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Konferencijos pasekmes.

Pagaliau> GOmpers iSaiSkino
konfereacijo> pa>ekmc$. Stai
kaS nutarta:
Suv. Nal>tiiV vyriauSybG TIL
ri prailginti >avo kontrole ge-
Iezinkeliam> maZiauSia porai
metu. Tai bus iSmGginima<.
Mes kontroli> i&miginimo ne
huvo gaIima tiIirai atlikti ka-
res mrtu.
Konfrrcnriia @ricztai pricSi-
na>i SumanomiemS istatymam>,
katrio rau>tQ geleZlnkele-
CLANS >treikuoti.
Konfrrcncija rcikalauia. kad
kaip nor> grleIinkcIiV darbi-
ninilai >u kompunijomiS hutQ
Iabiau> >uartinti vienV ir kitty
@rrovei.
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GOmpers aiSkina.

Apple ivyku>iQ konferencijQ
Gompcrs duoda tokiQ paaiSki-
nimQ:
"Praeitq penktadioni mano
ofiSc buvo SuSirinke daugeli>
geIezinkeIieciQ at>tovU. Mes
disku$avome geIezinkeIiQ iSta-
tymdavy>te. Po di>kuSIjQ juos
if kituS geIezinkelieciQ atSto-
vuS pakvietdm konferenciion
gruodzio %. KOnferencijQ mes
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KUBOS CUKRAUS SVARUI
20 CENTV.

New York, gr. 81. - Par
traukta Gia daug cukrauS is
KuboS. Imama 20 centQ Sva-
rui. Valdzia nieko prizes tai
neveikia. Nemano varzyti to
nepapraSto pldSimo zmoniQ.
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Grumoja pakelti kova.

Prezidenta> WiISona> jau
yra paSkeIheS <ugrqzinti gele-
zinkeIiu> kompanijomS. Refs
kia, gclezinkelieGiai Sitam
lIau>imc hralaim@jr Savo ko-
Va.
Taigi Siandie SvarbiauSi zy-
giai atkreipiami ! CumminSo
billy. lr yra zinoma, kad jei
kongre>a> praveS tQ billy, tuo-
met vi>i @rlrzinkrIi"Giai pamrS
darbuS.
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PRANE$IMAS.

Rytoj, sausio 1, del Nauju
Metu sventes "Draugas" neis-
els. Bus uzdarytas ir "Drau-
GO" Administrators ofisas.
Sekantis numeris bus iSleistas
sausio 2.
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NoR1 DAUe1AU p1N1eV.

BRUSSELS, gr. 81. Finan-
sinese sferose kalbama, jog
Belgijos vyriausybe Amerikos
prasys dar vienos paskolos.
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ipavirSti desperate IT. mtieS
IviSokiQ priemOniQ.
PerSonaliai Petlura n6ra ka-
IrininkaS. Atrodo kaipir pa
praStaS agitatoriuS.
Sakosi 38 metu.
Kuomet man teEo su juo pa
simatyti, jis buvo stipriai saul
gojamas. Bijomasi pasikesinl-
ImQ.
Petlura perdaug geria arba-
!tos, perdaug ruko. Pasikalbe-
.iimo metu jis daznai nervingal
paSokdavo, prieidavo prize du-
riu ir ten duodavo reikalinguS
iSakymus.
.Jis kalba tik rusiskai ir uk-
rainiSkai il truputi vokiSkai.
FiziSkai jis yra menkas. Sa-
kosi einqs 80 metus. Bet at
rOdo senesnis.
Ukrainai, abelnai INFANT, ne
ra bolSevikai., Mes ten mazal
,yra industrijiniQ darbininkQ.
Gi valstieGius negalima paTa-
ryti bolsevikais.
BolSevikQ agentai kaip ki-
tur, taip il ten veil1ia. Bet jie
nieko nepelniia.
Ar ukrainai provokiski?
Kituomet kares metu vokle-
eiai buvo uzplude Ukraina II
ten buvo padare nuostoliQ IL
zmonems vargo. Tuomet prizes
vokieeius buvo pakilusi abel.
na neapykanta.