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GENERAL

A nationwide roundup cf anarchist
leaders is expected to follow visit to
Cleveland, O.. of William J. Flynn,
head of the United States secret serv-
ice. Police were advised that Flynn is
plann ,4g to personally investigate the
bomb plotters which so far has resulted
in eight arrests.
The American legion has made no
plans to participate in the approach
ing coal slrike, according to a state
ment issued by Morton NJ David,
state adjutant of the organization.
Mr.. David said that the organization
cannot require it's members to take
any action other than that dictated
by each individuals own desire"
"Profiteering. mechanics and en-
| ployeS. not the contractors" were re
spons'b'e for whatever waste and ex-
tlavagance there was in the cOnstruc-
ton of Camp Sherman" according to
Mai. r. f. Rhoades, New York, testi-
flying before the congressional sub
committee investigating the cOnStruc-
ton of the camp at Columbus, O.
A dying mOtOrman'S last act at Edge
water, n. j., was to apply the brakes
to his car lest it coast a precipitOus in
cline on the Hudson palisades and kill
seats by the sudden stopping of the car
the passengers found the motOrman,
| Alexander Rabb. dead from heart dis
ease The car had stopped on the edge
of the precipce.
The short work day and the sever
increasing wages demanded by indus
trial labor were declared to be "allieS
OF the profiteer in keeping up the high
Thursday by the Farmers National
Congress- at it's concluding session at
Hagerstown. Md The congress also
went on record as opposed to 'all
strikes"
Police authorities at MOrristOwn,
Pa, have discarded the Bertillon fin
gerprint system for new footprint
system which they have adopted. A
barefoot burglar recently entered sew
eral homes in the residential portion of
the city and escaped with va liable
booty. The police hope to capture him
with the aid of muddy footprints found
at all the homes entered.
All MeXicans living in Butte, Mont
will be taken into custody and held for
investigation by immigration authOri-
les, under orders received Thursday
w the police from federal officials.
Those unable to prove they are Amer
ican citizens are to be depOrted. ac-
cOrding to the adviceS to the pO1iCe.
Sufficient sugar to meet present
American demands have been con-
tracted for, but will remain in Cuban
warehouses until transportation is
provided, according to a statement by
the Cuban Sugar Manufacturers and
Planters Association.
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ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
in "Bayer package" containing prop
er directions for Headache, Colds
Pain, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu
matism. Name "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin Prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. Handy tin toxes of II
tablets cost few cents Aspirin is trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacideSter of Salicylicacid.-
The Benson signal., 1919-11-08

A gentle hand may lead the elephant
with hair.-PerSian ROcary.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-08

1t takes two to make a bargain, but
both of 'em seldom get stuck.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-08


WESTERN
Reports that Mexican rebels under
General AlmaZan had occupied Reyno-
sa, across the Rio Grande from Hidal-
go, Texas, and seven miles south or
McAllen have been confirmed. Amerl-
can troops were rushed to Hidalgo to
reinforce the border patrol there.
With the death of Col James D. Bell,
c0mmander-in- chief of the g. A. H., Col.
Daniel NJ. Hall of Columbus automat~
ically becomes cOmmander-in-chief OF
the veterans organizations. Colonel
Hall was elected vice cOmmander-in-
chief at the annual encanpment last
summer.
Reports from Mexico indicate that
Francisco Villa is ready to launch a
new campaign against the CarranZa
government. Coincident with this re-
port is another to the effect that the
rebel leader holds the balance of power
between ObregOn and Gonzales. rival
military candidates for the presidency
to succeed CarranZa.
Conclusive evidence that the former
Russian czar and his family were muir
dered by the BOlSheviki has been un-
covered and is in his possession, ac-
cOrding to Henry Palmer American
consular representative at Ekaterin-
burg Russia, who has arrived in San
Francisco on the United States army
transport Great Northern from Nladi-
vOStOk.
Tentative arrangements for Mike
Kelley, manager Of the st. Paul team
of the American Association, to as
sumo like position with the Seattle
club of the Pacific Coast League next
year, have been made, it was an
nounced by William II. Keeper vice
president of the Seattle Club. Klepper
and Kelley departed for Seattle, where,
it is said, final arrangements viii be
made.
A group of American financiers nn-
der leadership of ]. p. Morgan and
\OlilDtllIN nav NOIIiDIIlCh WIN
and industrial interests of Japan for
the development of the resources Of
China, Siberia, Manchuria and Mon
golia, according to an announcement
at San Francisco Thursday by Tatsuya
KatO, director of the Manchurian rail
way and the South Manchuria Mining
Company.
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Agreed.

"We want more honest men in poll
tics" exclaimed the refOrmer. THAT'S
right" agreed the practical politician.
"The more honest men we have in poll
tics the less politics will cost"
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Conceit is usually compelled TO APP
peal to itself for admiration.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-08
p E-RU-NA
and MANALIN Cured Me

Mrs. E. Nj. Harris, r. r.
No. 3, Ashland, Wis, sends
a message of cheer to the
sick:
After following your advice
and using Peruna and Manalin, 1
was cured of catarrh of the nose,
throat and stomach, from which
! had suffered for several years.
When I commenced taking Pc
runa I could not make my bed
without stopping to rest. Now I
The Benson signal., 1919-11-08
AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NE WS
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, o O N G 8, ACHIEVE
MENTS, SUFFERlNGS, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
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WALK IS LATEST
British Women May Adopt the Mine
ing Gait Of the Bird Because
Of Fashions. 4a.zs,.z

London.-"The wall: Of The. pelican
mincins but gractfuid deliberate vet
dainty, and alwaIyysiLs ailnrlngiy fem
mime" .Ssa
That viii be Messnsw NN.alkse Eng
lands new women aSsdeesSed ~ the
long and snug sfllt sN6lehtsare NOD
the fashion. $s.ss n - -
The words are those. 81 a tisSs9stts
able modiste who knows. :;.sS 81
The ex-government misses. WIG 55tR0Ee,
pants, and the war economt1eI who;
have reveled in short sklrtgs.Gs ak4lls find.
some initial difficulty in sNestrictiHx
their manlike stride to TN, mincing
pace, but they'll have to d Fashs
lonable modistes say 80. andss:fashtie1nss
Rself 80 DEGREES. .ss,E. ses4 u
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P R Q c : 4
ArmistieeI1S

Armistiees
One year has pas1s1H6sSs46E
full: news was fiashedsx 4sSMfSdfSln
that hostilities Ind ceAsedsthak the
world was. once moro at peaee; ana
that American and Allied: arms had
trinmphed.. That cay was observed
as a day Of Thanksgiving, Of prayer
and Of patriotic expression as beftted
the occurrence Of SO great an event
as The winning Of a. world victory.
1t is therefore both appropriate and
desirable that this first anniversary
be likewise observed. and that on this
occasion special honor be accorded
the thousands Of young men and wo-
mel who gave themselves to their
country's service, and who have now
returned to their homes to take up.
their usual peaceful pursuits; also
that we, as citizens Of a great state
Of the worlds greatest nation, renew
eur covenant Of faith in the New
Democracy, bought SO dearly by those
who fought its battles; and that we
by all means in our power, seek. to,
~perpetuate those high ideals that con-
stitute the true foundation of perman-
ent peace and good will.
: Acting under the authority Of the
Statutes Of the State, I hereby pro-
Enthusiastically, November 11th,
1919, b sSSbserved as ARMISTICE
nkzsandshesal
Nr-.aL 49, = ~ = ~ IS sT-. &=a..s
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!11-5T 175--T5@ 1S77FI. .1EI-1TT Tg1TT. TIT 517TS7E,,s M SlIT
sAle OF cigatettes q EmanorssMaii 20
taken before tho special sesstoH a. y
the lsgislature iss thsscsarrents rsrors.
i isargued bye.thoss Opposing the
law that $4,000 soldiers sailors q
marines from North Dakota Are q. !
titled 70 smoke what they choose and.
further that there 1re l00. 90 ctgar-s
'stts smokers insthe state; TINT NORTH !! y.
Dakota y one q two states N sth g.
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come worn out or are removed, the
whole body falls into decay.
Foreign tissueA which have thus
been introduced into 9 worn.out ~
ten are nourisi'ed by ne baeodsciFcu-
Slation ct the 3oays Nhich y the new
home Tor ne tissues. u turn the ds;
sues m~anufactufeI Z vital duid.isWhicn
circulating through the body, restores
tts youthful vtyor. !.
Some q my most productive exrer-
iments. were .carrtsd.out on an aged
ram ram The ram q = scorresponded ID
age 70 asnnan at 78, IN soafar as the
exhaustion Of e~rtAnisnis Is concerned.
TAXING me aeed. decrepit ram IN
May, 1918, T put Unto bis body inter-
sutlai glands taken from q young ram.
Within TWO m0ntas ne 9 regaineo
shiak yeathfss2g kands activities
~Ihen. IN ordefsto prove 1t was not
merely a.matter g ROOD car that nad
caused ne change, ! removed me
erafted glands. laf0und them IN per
- -l. - - --W.. LEI -. $50 - -L g.. 49, ~ ~
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RRMliEEiRss;9E.csEEzZ1NtNoyTIlHINc ron SOMETHING

Rs CT SOMETHING
The that the Consumers. Uni
ted Stores Co, aslb6eee1sNtturn over to the farmers and that
each contract hoIaeT..will become a stockholder and will have
a voice in the running of this establishment. How wonderful.
The Townley out6tAcoHAected nearly a million dollars from the
farmers Of this state fr the purpose of putting up stores:
junk and spent the balance Of the money for "propaganda,'
and after,aSSyear they have discovered that they are aslosing
roposition,HapdSto much of a load fol. the Townleyites to
keep W. lkssaNhky have decided to turn them over to egfal1a-
es, and!fH182ef6eys hope to work another graft by having the
farmergA4N ne another bunch Of money to stock them up
keep A&eaa Had Z. Had 4ll these stores been.a paying venture
but as X1le66pToved failure he is anxious to get rid of it.
Trust ToY951 Z to make the farmers pay the freight.
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AGED Woman psn

Marion. Ind.-One Of THU AAekf9kHxk66p1
the annual reunion Of thl$1ptdSl
rians Club Of Gra16 county
81 old persons. 5Shs RlfsIa
ninety-6ne yearS.6f@ages
oldest women In the county
as an orchestra playedttunes a66esMo
heard in her atFlhood.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-11-05

Fund meet at his Office tonight at
eight O'Clock.
i Owing to the many drives that have
sbeen put on here, the Roosevelt Mem
soria drive has not been pushed as
It should have. .beeen. Several people
phoned Mr.. Serumgatds asking that
action might be started a the matter
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E. NJ. cRARY, publisher
Known Upon Application.
b BIRDZELL,ssoPINIoN

The dissenting opinion Of Justice BirdZell in the Scandinavian
of three to two, makes interesting reading. Judge Birdzeil was
nominated for the supreme bench ct the Nonpartlsan League
convention at Fargo in the spring ofs1916. He was supported
ed by league votes. He was not q compromise candidate. and nd
other party or faction had anything TO do withhs selection. His
election ~ WAS ;n ha i as : = sif gas s GstSry !, f fSe the dsc issSue Of f9 %say
cases, and his decision veSfrequently been in accord with the
contentious of thosesWho have represented the league in ltiga-
ton. Ss #@S
And yet Judge Birdzell, with a warmth of language which
would subject a layman to punishment for contempt of court,
denounces the action taken by the majority Of the courta fun
tionstof judicial due process Of law. He finds it subversive,not
merely of statutes and constitutional provisions enacted mres-
ponse tq current and perhaps eis temporary ;p 1sMyn need sdn out eah !ns p g4a
dates bX centuries the American constitution itself. ~
The dissenting jurist finds that disposition of this case was
made without trial, and he calls attention to the fact that 1t ;is|
government by injunction that most strenuous objections
have been raised. And yet he declares thecourt decision to be
fact ..6 d & d..
In connectionswMh Judge Birdze1l's opinion it is worth while
to recall thathis colleague, Judge Robinson, IN his characterize
tically informal. manner, expressed himself with much EN-
phasis on this bank case, declaring that the bank had received
just the sort Of jolt that it needed. Basingz his action on differ
ent considerations, he seems ia. have proceeded or. the theory
that the bank, having been improperly nnsa&efyconduete
had been checked in it's dangerous career, and night be Eek:
pected if given an opportunity, to mend is gFssaye5inl the future ahn1s.
of the decision so roundly condemned by Judge Birdzell.
Faction and party have no proper place IN the affairs OF our
courts. But our socialist manipulatorst have made party and fac
tional issues of everything pertaining to them. On those issues
they have=elected four supreme court justiees..One Of these
judges in the opinion just published sustains entirely the con-
tSis cass s esas dssidsa issss 4ithe q 'pfspsll9sf md il sdshan {
of lawaand ssjjusHee.. s#Ano1erS has overahit oVnssignatur0 de-
e clare q 3 aa ga haa rs testths i se e s ,gussssd IL, sY 1sad} nsaa s.
safe. but haasbeen Nilhng1s oa genanal sprinciples, Appzgiye its au-
made II e gsis|iss 9s I5f asbs:als E aas!a basss,H On ssi s: x.
uation 6HneNto it.-Grand aAkerkH HIralaAa "a
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REPEAL Of The
NHcIeARl'||]E|':'T'l'TE
Law
High License To Tobacco Ven.
ders Dealing "a Fas. May
Take Its Place.. 3. e.. &

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 6s.That the
repeal Of the anti-ciearetta1 law and.
the substitution therefore of q hish'
license to tobacco vendors dealing in
cigarettes and a severe penalty f6f
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Silver Serumgard, secretary for the
Roosevelt Memorial Fund fors&this
city, has requested. that sall parties
Interested in the Roosevelt Memorial
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
Pabaltij0s Tautos Pasirengusi0s Taiko1
DARBININKAI PAREMIA
POLICMONU UNIJA.
Balsuoja generalio streiko
klausime.

Boston, Mass, rugs. 20. -
Boston Central Labor Union
SuSirinkime nubalSuOta ligi pa
SkutinQiu StovGti w tai, kad
policmonu uni.ia butinai butV
pripazinta, if kad pOlicmonai
butQ priimti atgal tarnybon.
TuO tikSlu VisOS vietOS dar-
bininkQ unijos balSuoja klau-
Siman, ar pakelti general
Streikq, jei policmonai nebus
priimti tarnybon If jei jQ uni
ia nebuS pripazinta.
Balsavimo pasekmGS bus Ii
nOmoS ateinanCios SavaitGS
pradziOie.
Vietos gaisrininkai nutard
neprisidGti prie generalio
Streiko su tikSlu PARENT strei-
kuojanGius policmonus. TaS la
bal svarbus daiktas mieSto val
dziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
PASIULO TAIKOS KONFE-
RENCIJA PERKELTI
LONDONAN.
Talkininkai aptaria Pabaltijos
stow.

Paryzius, rugs. 10. NakaT
victoS IaikraSGiai Gm6 Skelbti,
kad buk taikOS kOnferencija
turtS but pcrkeIta LondOnan.
Konferencija pradtS tuojauS
~varStyti Turkijos rcikaluS.
Tad AngliioS premjeras Lloyd
George pazymGjo, jog Anglijai
kur-kaS butQ parankiau, jel
konferencija persikeltQ Londo-
nan. Mes Anglia yra viena is
tQ, katra daugiausia SuriSta su
busimuoju turkQ imperIoS IL
kimu.
Kai-kurie laikraSciai sp6ja,
jog taikos konferencija pasi-
skirstys ! dalis If taikos dar-
bus atIikin6S If tarybas YES
specijaliai vieSpatijQ uzsieniQ
reikalu ofisai.
Vakar po pietQ vpriausioji
taikos konferencijos taryba
buvo pradtjus aptarti PabaIti-
JOS reikalus, suriStus su paSi-
traukimu is ten vokieciQ ka-
riuOmen6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20

NJ Suv. ValStijaS. Suv. EalSti-
iU viena> baISas bus lyguS
BritanijoS $c$iemS balSams:
,. SQiunga, ty. Svetimos vieS-
patijoS jokiuO budu negal6s
paSaukti Suv. ValStijQ kariuo-
meni> ! nurcdytas Sails;
>. TautQ sqjunga gales pill
mai ShantungQ Sugrqzinti XII
nijai, jei to nepadarytQ Japo-
Mia;
+. Suv. ValStijos yra liuosos
nuo priederm6s Eagelb6ti Bri-
tanijai numal$inti pakilusiq re-
voliucija Airijoje;
). MazQjQ tautQ apsispren-
dino reikalaiS tautQ sqjunga
iSteigs specijali teismq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
ESTAI VEDA TARYBAS
BOLSEVIKAIS.

RcrcliS, rugs. 19.-EStoni-
JOS parlamcntaristai pcrtjo
bolScvikQ mu$iQ liniiq. Pra-
dcdamos taikOS taryboS su
rusQ bolScvikais.
Lietuva, Latvija ir EStoni-
ia pasiraS6 po sutartimi tai
kos rcikalc su bolSevikaiS
veikti iSvien. Taigi bOlScvikQ
paduotos Estonijos parliament
taristams taikos salygos pa
lies visas Sitas iris rcspubll-
kaS.
Suomiai su lcnkais atsisa-
Ike pasiraSyti po pamineta
vicnybes sutartimi. Rciskia,
lie ncnori vcikti iSvien Su Pa
baltijos tautomis IL ncmano
taikinties su bolSevikais.
Yra ziniQ, jog bolSeVikai
nclabai nori padaryti tikros
ir galutinos taikOs su Lictu-
va, Latvija If Estonija. Jle
nori pasiulyti tik armisticija
il nustatyti neutrale juoSta
tarpe saves If Stu SaliQ.
BolSeviku visaS tikslas ne
galutina taika, bet kad gauti
progos paliuosuoti zymia dali
savo kariuomen6s Sitam from
tc ir ia kariuomene pasiustl
prizes gen. Denikino armijaS,
paSekmlngal NelklancldS plell-
n6j Rusijoj ir Ukrainoj.
Suprantama, bolSevikai to-
kios "taikos' negales sulau-
xii.
Estonijos parlamentaristai
sugryz ella su bolSeviku taikos
sqlygomis. Jei paduotos sally
COS Pabaltijai bus prieina-
mos, tuomet bus tariamaSi
apie vietQ If laika tikroms
taikos taryboms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
LLOYD GEORGE AIRIJOS
REIKALE.
Robert Cecil perspeja
Amerika.

Londonas, rugs. 19.-Inter-
national brotherhood kongre-
Sc kalbtjo premjeraS Lloyd
George. KalbGdamaS pazymtjo
turiS viltieS, kad iSnykSiaS kar-
Ia ant viSuomet paSauliO gink-
Iavima$iS. Gi neSuSipratlmal
AirijoS Su Anglia praeiSiQ
kaip nebuve.
Lloyd George pramato, jog
Britannia atjaunGSianti po s.
to> karGS. Sails SuSilaukSianti
Iaimingo> eros. lSnykSlantl VI
Sokia tiranija il paSilikSianti
gyvuoti tik viena IaiSvi. PaSi-
Iiuo>uoSiQS nuo prieSpaudos vi
>aS pa>auliS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
Darbininkai bus apmOketi.

Chica@oS pIieno indu>trijos
ap>krityi >trciko< paIioS Sc
kanGia> plirno dirbtuvcS (>kait
lines rri$kia <kaitIiV darbinin-
ku. to>e dirbtuvG>c dirbanGiQ( g:
Illinois Steel Company,
South Chicago ..... .12,OO0
Illinois Steel Company,
GARY. Ind. ..........1 .1+.OOO
Wisconsin Steel Compa-
ny, South Chicago. -. 1900
Interstate Iron 4 Steel
Co.. Grand Crossing. 1000
Calumet plant, South
Chicago . 0OO
Interstate Iron & Steel.
Indiana !IarbOr ..... 1,2OO
IroQMoi> Iron Company
(pIantS 10. | and y,
South Chicago ...... l,OOO
3iverdalc Rolling Mills
Riverdalc, I'll. .... 300
American Steel FOun-,
dry, Indiana Harbor. ,2,2OO
American Sheet & Tin
Plate Co., Gary, md... 5000
Bv-Product Coke Com
pany, South Chicago. 1,1OO
Federal Furnace Com
pany, South Chicago. 1000
Federal Furnace Co.,
Fast Chicago, Ind. 500
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
INKORPORUOTA AMERI-
KONIsKAS LEGIJO-
MAS.


Washington, rugs. 10. -
Prezidentas Wilsonas pasira-
Sc po pravestu kongreso BIZ
Iiumi, kuriuomi inkorporuoja-
mas Amerikos Legijonas, is
teigtas is veteranQ kareiviQ,
daIyvavusiQ buvusioje Euro
pos kar6je.
Prezidentas po biliumi pasl-
raS6 mieste Hornbrook, Cal.,
savo specijaliam traukiny5.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
MEKS1KA SUGRAzINA
S. v. PINIGUS:.

Mexico City, rugs. 19.-Mek-
sikos pinigyno sekretorius lsa-
Ike kuoveikiaus pasipsti per
specijali siunteja Suv. Valsti-
JOINS 10000 pesQ, kick S. v.
yra iSmokejusios meksikonams
plesikams, kituomet isperkant
savo du lakunu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
AN.GLV LAKUNAI IR VEL
. BOMBARDAVO KRON-
sTADTA.

Gelsingforsas, rugs. 19.-An-
glu lakunai praeita seStadienl
ir sekmadieni iris lIartus bonn
bardavo is orc bolSevil1Q tvir-
tove KronStadta.
Suomijos pakraSciuose buvo
girdimi dideli trenksmal
KronStadte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
TAUTU SAJUNGA SUGRA-
zIfTS SHANTUNGA
KTNIJAI.
Visos vic$pati:os lures lygia
dali balsQ.

San Francisco, Cal, rugs.
l0.-Prrzid. WiISonaS vakar If
vel pa~kolh" iSaiSkinimQ apple
tautQ <2ium@oS konStjtucljQ.
KlauSimuS buvo padavuSi Sa2
Francisco tautQ organizavimo
sQjun@a.
Prezidcnta> WiISona$ atSa-
kt, Ead:
l. Britannia tautQ sQimgoS
taryboje nctur6S balSQ daugiau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-20
AIRIJOS ARKIVYSKUPAS
PASKELBIA EMO
MEMS MELSTIES.

Belfastas, Airiia, rugs. %
AirijoS primataS, ArkivySku-
pas Grocer, paSkclbe zmondm>
ganytojini raStq, kuriam sa-
koma, jog, at>izvelgiant pa
StarQiQ dienu nuotiiius Airi-
ioie. Sekmadienis, rugs6jo %,
>kiriamaS ypatingomS NAL
dOmS.