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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
Death Of Mr.. William Clyde Roster

Mr.. William Clyde Roster, III"
faithful and only child CT Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Preston Roster passed away
On Sunday night April IS, about II
o'clock. after an illness of on" Week
OF flu-pneumOnia. He suffered much
pain, and the doctors and nurses
stCod by him until the end came.
Clyde was born near Lake View oil
October 81 1883, having spent his
entire life AT home with hSs parents.
AS he was ready TO enter college his
mother became an invalid of rhcumL-
tism which she remained until death
came last August. Clyde was very
devoted 10 his parents, having made
the sacrifice of college education.
He was an industrious young man
of noble qualities and character.
He will be remembered well in the
hearts and minds OF his scores q!
friends as being one of our best young
men. A Friend.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
COURT OF GENERAL.

The summer term OF the Court OF
General Sessions convened Monday
morning with Judge Edward McIEcr
Of Cheraw presiding. Solicitor Spears
and Stenographer Kilgo were al their
pests The grand jury was reorgan-
lied with Mr.. NJ. \. Stubbs as fore
man and the machinery OF the court
was put in operation. Solicitor Spears
pushed the work rapidly and all OF
the cases that could be heard at this
term were disposed of by the middle
OF the afternoon when court ad-
journed.
The docket was cleared of the fol-
lowing cases:
The State V. c. G.. Bruce and W.
McInnis. Ended as 10 Bruce; mol
pressed as 10 McInnis.
The State VS.. Hilliard Moving and
Irwin LeGette. Mol pressed as to Now
ling. LeGette plead guilty to man
slaughter and received a sentence of
8 years. This indictmnt grew out of
the killing of Rev. W. B. Romans, a
cClored preacher, at Latta some years
ago. LeGette slashed Romans across
the thigh with a knife and the preach
er bled 10 death before Il physician
could reach him.
Thos. OXindine entered plea OF
guilty to the charge of assault and
battery and carrying concealed wcap-
ons and received a sentence of three
mCnthS or fine of $125.00.
W. +. Bridgers plead guilty to the
charge OF larceny and was sentenced
To l year at hard labor.
Wesley Ford plead guilty to the
charg" OF housebrcaking and larceny
,Id cot l year.
clyde and Earl Tart. brothers
and Ralph Bailey, al young white
mcN. wrr" charSrd with having enter
ed Jno. Il. Moor"s store al Lat'a
Tie c.S" AGAINST Bailey was mol pros
scd but The jury returned 4 verde
against The Tarr brothers with recon-
m,adH'iuu 90 mercy. Each CHARGED
rh, o;h.r with having entered IN"
Slu." auG The court gave Earl Tart
Cnc year and Clyde nine months.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
YOUNG MAN DRONNS
AT MYRTLE BEACH
Cecil Salmon. II Years of Age, Loses
Lite on Last Day OF Campaign
Trip.

Conway. June II. - This COM
munity was shocked this morning by
receiving news from Myrtle Beach,
this county. of the drowning there
early this morning of Cecil Salmon,
the II year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. K. Salmon. The body was re-
covered within a few hours after its
disappearance.
Young Salmon, with a party OF
young men, recently returned from
college, was on short campaign
trip there during the Methodist Train
ing school which is in progress. They
broke camp this morning and were to
return on the early train leaving the
beach. They went out for swim be-
fore tho train left when the young
man, who could not swim, got be-
yond his depth and was lost from his
associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon came here a
few years ago from Clio and are very
popular in the community. Their
young son had much promise and had
only about 4 month ago returned
from New York where he completed
Il course in electricity. He was also
a popular member OF the Conway
band.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
New Type of Still Found Near Andcr
son.

Anderson. June Il. - John New
ell was arrested near Savannah river
b. county officers charged with vio-
la:ion Of The prohibition laws Ten
gallons Of wh!Sk"v wcr" found in his
home when the officers made their
search and according to Deputy Hill
lard an unusual form Of still was al
so found. Only the boiler Of the dis
tillcry was TO be found, and accord
ing to Mr.. Hilliard, this still is one
OF the most peculiar in use around
this section of the country.
Contrary TO the general custom o;
still making. this still is not equipped
with Il bottom, but is a big square
shaped copper box. with one sid"
open. The opposite side contain s =
hole through which the steam is al
lowed 10 escape and to see the box
shaped affair one would never think
that il could be used for making
whiskey.
The open side OF the boiler. how
ever. has a wide nange or edge and
this is nailed tightly down TO a larr'
plank covered with copper. and tn"
holes stopped up with mud or paste.
The fire is then built around the af
fair and tn" beer is boiled tn" steam
being carried off TO III" condenser
through the hOl" in tn" top OF the
ConlriyaSOr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
TIE STORY OF MARLBORO OIL.

The MIu who was first 80 ad'OcJ'"
rhc formation OF Dillon cuGnry IS tAo
ltau who first conceived the idcl o.
torng 90. OIL in Marlboro county. Il
was while he was editor OF The Her
aid some - years ago thaD II. l.. Gal
loway now president of the Firs; NJ
riOnal Bank OF Clio. urged the forma-
ton OF new county out OF the upper
portion of Marion.
When oil Seepage was discovered
near the surface of the earth Al Five
Fork no one paid much attntiOn 20 Il,
1t was nearly year afterwards th"'
Mr.. Galloway was on business trip
to New York when he was invited 10
share Il seat with another gentleman
in Il crowded train. During the cOli'
vcrsation the question Of oil came up
ntroducriOns followed and Mr. Gallo
way found that he was talking To Il
wcll-known gcologist who was con
nected with leading college in the
New England states. Mr.. Gallnwa!
mentioned the oil Seepage found in
Marlboro county. The geoloCist be-
came interested. He knew the topo-
graphy Of this section and after going
il! 10 the matter Thoroughly with Mr.
Galloway urged Ihim to 20 to borne
for oil. 1t was the geologist'% firm con
vict!on that oil exists in this section
and h. is quoted a. saying tha. Il J.
only Il Il after OF time bcior" II viii
be discovered.
This in pricf is the hiS'""y of Marl
boro oil The we'll has been sunk /,
4 dcp;h of 200 feet. ~ present lh.
urill is ,uItiI" through 4 picC,. o
ard rock. II oil is not ipInd in The
present we'll boring operations viii b,
started AZ some other point no' fan
distant
Wcll-known oil compaai"; haT'
scouts constantly on the seen"
Lands throughout the section lr,v,
been quietly inspected by agents rep
rc.cntiug outside interests. and scT
cral land owners have been asked 70!
options. NJ. Galloway has received IN
offer from a Texas oil company T.
bore tor oil on his place on Il profit
sharing basis. Mr.. Galloway 70 iurnIsl
the land and the company TO do the
drilling.
Oil development is the biggest kln'
of an adventure il is true; il IS
thousand TO one shot, but if you VII
III, returns are large. II oil IS dIscoY
cred in Marlboro. Dillon will grow III
10 a city OF 10000 overnight. Thous
ands of people will b" camping all ov
er the county and tn" whole Pee De
country will become 4 So"thing mas
Of humanity.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
COLONEL SPRINGS
GIVES HANDSOMELY
Names Il Total Contribution of 500
600 To Educational Fund.

Tn" State.
Col. Leroy Springs Of Lancaster
has given $4,000 TO the $l,OOO,OO
endowment campaign being conduct
cd by the Presbyterian synod OF South
Carolina. This is the largest indivi-
dual contribution 10 date except that
OF J. NJ. Graham of Grc"nvillc. who
gave the original 100000 10 the
fund.
Colonel Springs recently gave So
600 TO the fund and Jew days ago
made it $4,000 by giving the addi-
tiomal $4,000 to this very worthy
cause.
The million dollar endowment is
for four institutions under the South
Carolina synod. One half of the non-
ey goes TO Presbyterian College of
South Carolina; onc-fOurth 10 ChiCord
college and the remainder is divided
equally between Columbia Thcologi.
cal seminary and ThOrnwCll orphan
age.
Numbers of smaller contributions
ar, being received and there is every
indication that the campaign VIII b"
q success.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
IaATTA.

Miss Gertrude Manning spent few
DAYS last week at Wagner. S. c.
Mrs. Howard Bass spent Saturday
at Hamer with her father who is
sick.
Mrs. T. W. Bethea visited in Column
bia last week.
Mr.. r. o. Salmon and daughter,
Miss Emma visited in Columbia last
week.
Messrs. D. b. shine and r. II. Man
ning spent the week end IL Whining
ton n. G.
Mrs. John 4. Mcleod and daughter
Maj garet of Bingham were the guests
last week of Mrs. w. l.. Gaddy.
Messrs. Ernest Mcmillan, Ellison
Smith and Phil Bethca are at home
fol vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodges of
Brownsville were in town Monday.
Mr.. w. Ellis Bethea spent the week
end in Wilmington with his son.
Charlie Bethea.
Mrs. Emerson Edwards of Colds
er. Mr.. NJ. II. Minis.
Mrs. Roddick spent last week III
Fayetteville visiting relatives.
Mrs. Deans Crumpler is in Colum-
bia visiting her parents. Dr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Poorer.
Miss Bertha Fenegan is here visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Pat Henry entertained Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. w. II.
Smith
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
Sellers.

The Ladies' Club desires 10 thank
all those who took part in the play
given at the school house on Tuesday
June Sth. About $75 was made
which will be used toward paying lof
the school piano.
Mrs. ID. l.. Smith passed away on
Monday. June 9TH and was buried a
the family cemetery at Nnlieville, y
c. Mrs. smith was good christian
woman and will be greatly ml*St u
here. where she has made her nome
for several years.
This community was deeply @r!"y-
cd TO learn OF III" death OF Miss Anh'
Mae Allvn al The Hospital IN ROCK
Hill. Miss Nll"n was Il m"mn"r G'
Ito senior class ~ Winthrop COZ
lc@c. and an excellent ana very prom
Using young woman.
Mrs. ". 7. Norton and daughter.
Miss EIine are visiting Mrs. j.
stephen Bcthca at Prescott, Ariz.
While away they will visit san Fan
cisco and 4 number col other Interest
ing places in the West.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Watson
a daughter. Saturday. June llth.
Mr.. j. G.. Baker with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Watson chapcroned a party oi
young folks at Cherry Grove beach
last week.
Mr.. J. +. Watson and family OF
81. Matthews are visiting relatives in
town.
We were much pleased 10 have
&c nj
week.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
ESTABLISHED 1891.
COUNTY NEWS
AND HAPPENINGS
NEWSY LETTERS BY REGILah
CORRESPONDENTS.
News liens OF interest 10 her"o
Readers Ebb and Flow OF the
Human Tide.
Fork.

Miss Carrie Tart left Monday tc
spend some time with Mrs. Russei'
Sn;oaks of near Spartanburg.
Mrs. C. E. Taylor is visiting reia-
tives at Tabor. \. G.
Miss Lucille Bethea has returned
home from Greensboro where she mas
been attending high school.
Corn. and Mrs. Corbett Carmichael
left Saturday for Tabor, N " altet
spending two weeks here with reia-
tivsS.
Sunday school day will be observed
at the Methodist church next sun
day June Goth. The exercises VIII
be at ten O'Clock in the morning. The
public is cordially invited TO attend.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
l.. COTTINGHAN HEADS
DILLON DRIVE
Development Board Membership Cam
paisn Begins June Elst.

Columbia. June 15.-New determl-
nation 10 utilize and capitalize tn"
possibilities OF this commonwealth
was the outstanding feature OF the
DO il for South Carolina dinner
given in this city on Monday evening.
The message of the occasion was the
need in South Carolina Of keener
sense of what Governor Cooper calls
"statemindedness," and out of the
gathering came united expression
that South Carolina can do it, and
she will"
The dinner was arranged by Gov
error Cooper. Former Governor
Manning and the members Of the
state committee of which they are
the heads, for the purpose of formal
ly launching the expansion campaign
of the South Carolina Development
Beard. The invitations 20 the event
included those in each Of the 4G coun-
ties who have assumed the leadership
OF the campaign in their sections. In
addition ali the editors Of the state
were asked to attend that they might
have first hand knowledge Of this
movement and the aims and purposes
which have inspired il.
The ramnairn for me,ubershine and
support for the development board
will onen next Monday. June Il. The
goals are 1900 members and an all
nual income of $3.50, 900 all pledged
fol three Years. \ larg" shary of Ia"
income will be rcnrescnred By 4 sus-
thinning fund aparr from ;hc mem
ben. hin due. In every .y,nrv there
is .. c1r,I;,irn ory,niy,Iriun rhc c.,;y-
,i,.. hoir,- TANNED in 10 disrrir,s.
,rl, ,I.T 3. - rc,nrl,., =, frr,. ;a
.,I.o,,i ro,,,. l.,s
! Gor,,..H.,, i ~. ch,;frra. r-
IN, u;IIn,,. ..u,u,y rr.Jrizaijrp. Il.
rr.r,v hing !" rnr, of rl,c .."lrr
d,sfrj,r. with hcad,uaTr"rs IN la.-
lin.rnn in rigr.r ci Byi-h; N.!l!id!.-
snr.
I,rrVIr,- ,uirIc-r IN tho I.uyrI.cn.
which i r.,r.s,rrcd Iv H.. p.,rfp.-
,, ,,,t Roarj has ,jy,n lnnmh.rs of rb,.
..t., rn,,,.,;i... o,,nnr,r;.i,y ,o r.,,.
- .,w I.i;,,i,ricn uf ,l;,. u,,J,,raLir.-
..rh;. !. =, srr.,i,h, hu,l,.ss ,,ynr.u-
si,ioo =" +. f.. g1iG "II ri...r J., nm,
idc.ifsip :, he ORGANIZATION il j.
confined n .he on, a,urj,iOn 10 make
South Carolina the best STATE in tn"
rn,uu and thcu ,,ll IN, world about
i'm which j. auo,har wgy nj saving
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
Double Tragedy.

Kingstree, June 8. - Robert Ho-
gan whose home is at Creole willie
near here. early this afternon kilI"G
his wife and then took his own life by
firing bullet into his n"LH. Hogan
was married TO Mrs. Robert Lrs"Suo
a'out one year ago. Before her frer
l.larIIagc she was Mis-: HI'l:r pitts,
tacghter % the late RoJ",l pits OF
Gourdin. She is sur;i"a.l hy five
Su'llIcn from her first unlca anl
EDWARD Pitts and Harry pas. broth
IS of Sumter. and Ms. $. ". Nc
cay. sister of Lanes. rhr trasCdy
"rCuryd n their house il G:",I,.
wa. Ne cause is assigned.
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S. |. R. K. A.
-
Seimo Diena
IsklausYta Visa Ellie Raportq.
Parinkta Delegacija Pasveikinti
Musu Arkivyskupa

Lygai devnta valanda ryto sv Jurgo baznycoje Chi
cagoie prasideo kilmingos Mos Jas lake kun krusas
Dakonu assistavo kun Serafnas subdiakonu kun Urba
ceremonorium kun Svirskas Pamosa vduije Misty pa
sake kun BuGys.
1045 Susvienjmo vce-pmininkas p. "A. Sutkus is
Waukegan atidar9 pos6d Jis ag pakvete pp Bendoral
tiene Madzelene kad prsegtu delegatams zeneus Pa
Saukta 253 kuopos deegatQ pasrode 81 bet gainu prb
vo daugiau vakara jQ pasidare o.
Semo ved6ju iSrnkas p Sukus, o pagebininku p kru-
snskas is Brooklyn selretorum p Kinas, jo pagebninkn
Vrakas is Bostono Je isrnk sapu balsavmu Pas
ku atvru basavmu sfnkt marsagos pp Petas Gritenas
rs Jonas Zubavicius Mandatu skundu komisa kun Ke
masis kun Brisko, il p anavGus. nesmp il rezoucijq
komsa DID, Juras Mos Jakatis Spaudos il pasveikniml
komsa D. Tumasonis kun Serafinas If kun Bucys Pasta
rasis buvo nedelegata tik sveas bet sutara jam duot
balsa koisiios reikaluose KnygQ perzureno koma pp
Petrenas, A. Kizysa il StepankegiGius.
Jau buyo I0 kada tapo pagarsnta pertrauka ikl 230
po petQ Paskrtu laku prasdejo popietins posedls j
pribuvo IL Susivienimo prmnnkas, kuris buvo ssyell
nes del netiketo atsitikmo geleznkeyje.
Spaudos komsja jau buvo parengus proiektus pasvel
knimas sv Tevu prezdenui Wilsonui r Letuvos kura-
naiam Seimui Tie projektai tapo prim Vetinl Arvys
kupa sutarta pasveiknti deegacija Irnk Kun "A Skypko
ir p. Vasiliauskas. gs
Po to 6o valdybos narq il koisijp raportai soJe el
leje p Vasiliausko, p Sutkaus Molo p StuSalco ~
dninko Tie visi raporai sduo buvo rastu II prlmtl
lido gobea isdave raporta zodu, Jarusas neprlbuvo
Dvasisko vadovo kun Petaus raportas printas Lterat
kos komsiios pribuvo nariu kun. Kemess If eksis
Raporus uodu isdav6 zodMu Trecas narys p Besks ne
prbuvo Is Labdarybes komsos pribuvo kun K Skrypko,
kun Krusas ir A. Sutku Je isdave raportus zodzu Vsi
raportai priimti.
Bet is raportq isskirti toliau atidet Sic klausima:
a nano pirkimas b. nuosimcq smulkioj apyskaita II
c) teismo starm6s uztvirtinimas.
Poseds uzsbaige $50 vakare sutares penycios ryta
suseiti klausyti Misty nabasninku narius 30 rytme
tile ir svarsty1nus prad6t 915.
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GALUFINAs sKAITLIUS
zUVUsIU PRANGUZU.
PRANCUzU.
Kares mttu zuvo 1,362,S72
vyru.

Paryzius, birz. IS. Pran-
cuzQ kares ministerial paskel-
be galutinus oficijalius APPS
kaitymus, kick kareiviQ zlvo
kareje.
Taigi iissyiso zuvo 1,362,S72
kareiviu. Is to skaitliaus 361,-
854 kareiyiq likimas visai ne
zinomas.
Kares minister's Lefevre, be
to, pareiskia, kad sumazini-
mas kares tarnybos maziau
dvieju metu jokiuo budu ne
galimas.
Sulig ministerio, artimuose
by ytuose Prancuzija palaikaqti
10000 kareiviq. IS jp didziu-
ma kolionijq kareiviai.
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MENKAS DAIKTAS SU
WRANGELIo PAKILIMU.
Prizes j sutraukiama bolsevi-
ku kariuomene.

Konstantinopolis, birz. 49,
Vietos zymesnieji rusai nema-
to didel6s svarbos gen. Wran
CELLO veikime prizes bolseyikns
pietinej Rusijoj.
PraneSta, kad gen. WraEge-
Iio kariuomene is6jusi is kri-
mo il bolsevikai atsimete nau
jas pozicijas.
Bet kas is to, jei gen. Wrah
gel neturi atsargos, katra to-
kioj karej butinai reikallnga.
Pareina ziniq, kad bolSevi-
kai prizes gen. Wrangeli stun
cia dali savo kariuomenes is
Kaukazo.
Ir kuomet Siandie lenkai MI.
slopinti, bolSevikams ncbus
perdaug sunku gen. Wrangelio
kariuomene suvarytl atgal
Krimo pusiausalin.
Azerbaidjane bolsevikai re-
krutuoja sau kareivius.
Prizes bolSevikus ten pakilo
totoriai. Site isskerde b2lse
vikp garnizona is 1000 karei-
viQ.
Bolsevikai uz tai atlSersyda-
mi iszud6 apie 5000 gyvento-
jQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-19
Jaunaturkiai Padare Santarve
SUI BolSevikais
BOLsEVIKAI VEJASI LEN
KUS.
Matyt, lenkai negali pasit-
varkyti.

Londonas, birz. IS. - Rusi-
jos sovietu kariuomene, pa
SAX praneSimq is Maskvos,
varosi pirmyn ne tik Kijevo
fronte, bet ir kitais fronto
ruoztais.
PraneSimuose sakoma:
"MuSu kariuomen6 energin-
guoju savo veikimu at6m6 nuo
prieSininko keletq sodziQ siau-
riuose If pietuose nuo mics
telio Berezina. Linkon Koros-
tevo, netoli Kijevo, mes veja-
mes prieSininka, truSkindami
jo uzpakalines sargybaS.
"zmerinka apskrityj musQ
kariuomen6 pasekmingai gena
prieSininka ir jau uz6m6 lini-
ia, einanciq tiesiog per Brat
zlava, VapniarkQ il Tomas
phol."
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LENKAI ATSIKERTA Boil
SEVIKAMS.
Naikina jie bolseviku brigadas

Paryzius, birz. IS. - .Ofici-
jaliam lenku praneSime IS
VarSavos sakoma, jog lenkai
atmuEe skaitlingus bolSevikQ
burius ties upe Teterev, siau-
riuose nuo Kijevo.
Toliaus j Siaurius, Bobruis-
ko ruozte, lenkai visai sunai-
kline penkioliktaja il Divide
Simts SeStaja bolSevikQ L:lga-
di.
. Pagaliaus pareiskiama, jog
iSilgai up3s Berezinos visi
bolSevikq puolimai atmnsti po
ziauraus susir6mimo durtul-
vais.
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Is FARNYBos PRAsALIN-
TAS POLICMoNAS.
Intarianas uzpuoles ir apip-
leses zmogp.

Policmonas James Cunnin-
CHAM, is North Halsted gat.
policijos nuovados, prasalintas
is tarnybos.
I. Marks, 1854 Glenview ave.,
jane pazino uzpuolika, kurs
j vaziuoiant automobiliu uz-
puold il apiplase, paimdamas
nuo jo $40.
Prasalintas policmonas sa-
kosi visai nekaltas. Sakosi jis
prirodysias, kad apiplesimo
metu jis buTes savo namuose.
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KINIJA PRIZES ANGLIA
IR JAPONIJA.

Shanghai, Kinija, birz. Is,
- Kinijos vyriausybe 'ssoema-
iai praneS6 Anglijai If Japo-
nijai, kad jos nedarytQ johos
santarves su tikslu patvarky-
ii Kinijq.
Kinija reikalauja, kad jos
reikalus nesimai$ytQ paSalines
vieSpatijOs.
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JAUNATURKIAI PADARE
SUTARTI sU Boise
VIKAIS.
Nieko nelaukiama nuo talki-
ninku.

Maskva, birz. Is. - Djemal
paSa, jaunaturkiQ partijOs ma
rvs, kurs vieSi Maskvoje, pa
dare Sutarti Su bol$evikQ val
dzia. Sulig to Sutarimo, abb
puSi bendrai veikianti RusijO-
jos ir TurkiiOs reikalais.
Diemal paSa tvirtina, jog
jiS bolSevikin6j RuSijOj ma
taS vienatine gaIingq vieSpa-
tia. katra gall duoti reikalin-
Cos pagelbos uz save mazes-
mems vieSpatijomS.
Sake. tik viena RuSiia te-
galinti perSekiojama> tautas
apginti nuo vakarQ kapitaliz-
mo ir imperijaliStQ padukimo.
Tad todel Turkija IL susie
just stiprion vienyben su boil
Sevikine Russia.
Nieko nelaukiama mo taki-
ninku.
Djemal pareiSkia, jog Ar
m6nija II Sirija anksGiau az
v6Iiau isitikins, jog talkinin-
kai nagali jiemS nieko duoti
arba kQ gera atlikti.
Mes pasirenge,'' sake, jis,
"duoti Armenijai kuogeriau-
sias konceSijas, menus Trebi-
fonda, Batuma, Bitlisq II
Van"
DjemaI apie Turkijos Tiki
ma sake, jog jam n6ra Emo
ma, kaS gall ivykti su ia vie
spatija. Mes Siandie turkai at
sidure tarpe gyvyb6s If mir
ties. Bet jamaturkiQ partija,
sake, nesiprieSinsianti sOvietQ
valdziai Turkijoje.
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IsGELBEJO KITA, BET
PATS SUzEIsTAs.

Poliemonas Tom Ryan ,eajo
skersai gatves su kitu zmogu.
Staiga atuze sunkus automo-
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stume Salin ta zmogq If pats
papuole po automohiliu. Pa
vojingai suzeistas.
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NAUJAS VARGAS PRAN
CUZIJAI.

Paryzius, birz. 19. : Itali-
jos ministeriu pirmininku pa
liko Giolitti. Prancuzija jane
mato didziausia savo priest
ninka ir Vokietijos Salininka.
PrancuzQ spauda daug raso
apie Gioitti.
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DARBAs PR1EsINGAs MI
LITARINIAM LAV1NIMUI.

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PATARIAMA IsIGYTI
DAUGIAU KAVOS.
Mes baig;iasi jos isteklius.

kavos trustas garsiai skel-
bia, kad krautuvininkai If SUI
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1TALIJos M1N1sTER1U
KAB1NETo sAsTATAs.

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kalai.
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PRASIDEDA PJUTIS
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BUBONINE LIGA TEXASE,

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Yra visokiu pinigu.


Turkijoi yra paskleista apy-
varton visokios rqsies pinigQ.
Dabar atsirado dar viena jp
rQSis.
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zUVo 200 JAPoNU AN
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