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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08

land for time to come. Salt, as you
doubtless know, is used on asparagus
beds to hold back the growth of I'M
desirable weeds and grass. 1t is also
used on walks for the same purpose.
One can often secure salt from some
place where meat has been cured or
kept. This low grade salt which has
been used once is just as good for
the purpose you have in view as new
salt would be. You can necessarily
secure it at a much lower cost.
No method of destroying nut grass
is so effective as the use of smother
crops on the land. We would break
the soil Immediately and seed 1t to
velvet beans or cowpeaS. velvet
beans have an advantage In that
they will take longer to mature than
cowpeas, and thus smother the nut
grass more effectively. AS soon as
the beans or peas are harvested, you
should put the land in oats, rye or
wheat. If you seed oats, put. some
crimson clover with them and this
will help to form denser bottom
than where the oats are planted
alone. In case you use rye, you might
seed some hairy vetch. The con-
tinuance of the, use of smother crops
for about three years in succession
will enable you to get rid OF nut
grass quite effectively.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
LONG STAPLE COTTON IN
NORTH GEORGIA

NJ. A. g., Elberton, Ga, writes: I
have some HartwelPs long staple seed.
Will long staple seed make a crop in
this section, and is it an early cot
ton? What varieties do you advise
to plant to get ahead of the. weeyil?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
Correcting Digestive Trouble In "
Horse


J. C. H, DraketoWn' Ca,
au1 1og. 'uellsJ aou IIEM ana Al
-1lIseu slge OH 'sIB7A eedql 4seu
eul 10Y uIQl ueeq seu Qo!pAa, Pto
sIseG euTu 9sJou g 9Aeu 's9+!an
last four or five months IN meet
ing cars and on heaVy puits nv, Ut
stiffens and falls. but does not
remain down long. l would IKE
to ask what is the trouble and II
there is anything l can do LOT
him.
The description contained in your
letter indicates that your morse 10
suffering from a chronic form OF IN
DIGESTION accompanied by more oI
less colicky symptoms. When no[He
eats in the ravenous manner tiiu1-
Gated. it is evidence of mdlgestlotz;
Nv The food not being Thoroughly
cHewed and mixed with the digestive
Juices before it is swallowed. "a
horse in a, condition such as you de-
scribe requires careful feeding, nan
ding and management. 1t Will lahe
some time to get him into good con+
dition. You cannot bring tEls A 49,
suddenly as he has doubtless. peeh
a long time developing the conolsslo nt
described in your letter. In the nrst
Mace. it will be necessary Tor you
To cut out corn from the ration en-
tirely for a while. Use bran, OF
bran and oats mixed together IN
equal parts for a period of two or or
three months. In the beginning you
NAV use bran mashes which are pre-
pared by pouring boiling water over
the bran, stirring, it Thoroughly ana
then allowing to cool before feeolng;.
you should feed grain in ASSOCIATION
With hay as this will require Its
more thoroughly and complete 'nastl-
cation and will tend to lessen tae
disnosition to bolt the food nov
SHOWN by your horse. See That Tue
feeds are all clean and free from
dust or mold. This is matter OIL
the utmost Importance. We suggese
that a good purgative be given 10
begin with 50 as IT, tS cl sd1ise th Father h1
moderate feeding for a few days
Only light work SHOULD be p per faad
regularly. nc FOL-
lows: Take equal parts Of poWoereo
gentian, powdered ginger and paklhg
Soda. Mix together thoroughly ana
give a heaping teaspoontul TWICE
5oilxy hafore feeding.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
Rations for Laying Hens,
Destroying Nut Grass on Cultivated
Land.

F. b. c., Pinehurst, Ca,
writes: L would like to KNOW
how to eradicate nut grass as
have some small spots on my
farm and wish to prevent it
from spreading.
One can destroy small areas of nut
grass by the use of salt. Heavy ap-,
plications will be needed, and this
may affect the productivity of the
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
swee+ Potato Custard Pie


Line a pie tin with rich pastry. Fill
with the following mixture:
2 C. mashed potatoes (cooked).
1 C. sweet milk.
2 eggs.
IL c. sugar.
. 1 tsp. salt.
1 tsp. grated lemon rind.
1 tsp. butter.
Leave out on eegg white for mer-
ingue. Beat remainder Of eggs into
the cooked and mashed potatoes, add
the melted butter and the other in
gradients, pour into the pastry and
bake in a moderate oven until custard
is set. Add a pinch of salt to the
extra white, beat until dry, add a tiny
pinch of cream of tartar and two ia
blespoons of sugar. Mix well. Spread
over top of pie and put into a very
moderate oven until it is delicate
brown. One-fourth cup cocoanut may
be added to the filling or spices may
be used instead of lemon. Nutmeg
and cinnamon are especially fine fla
workings for sweet potatoes.
4 eggs.
2 C. sweet milk.
1 at. ground potatoes (raw)
1 C. sugar.
IA C. butter.
1 tsp. nutmeg.
1 tsp. cinnamon,
IL tsp. salt.
Beat eggs, without separating, until
we'll mixed. add the milk and stir.
Mix the spices and sugar with the
sweet potato, add the melted butter
and mix with the eggs and milk.
Butter the sides and bottom of pud-
ding pan. Pour into it the pudding.
Bake hour in a moderate oven. Stir
occasionally as the potato browns on
the sides and top. The pudding should
be granny or snutty. Grated lemon
rind and juice may be used for flavor
Ing. The pudding may be served plain
or with sauce or whipped cream.
This pudding may be cooked in a
steamer or in a fireless cooker with
out stirring.
Rations for Laying Hens.
A good ration for laying hens is
one made of grain and mash. Grain
. parts of cracked corn, part wheat,
and 2 parts of oats. Sunfiower seed,
millet, peas, Or any of the grains
grown on the farm may be added to
this.
Feed this grain at mornings and
nights, giving about one-fourth at
morning. 1t is betetr to feed it in a
hitler of straw, pine needles, or
something that induces the hen to
work for exercise. With this, feed a
mash made of equal parts of wheat
bran, corn meal, heavy oats, and
meat scrap. Give them milk to drink
as for growing chicks. If not on
range, grit and oyster shell and char
coal should be provided. Table scraps
should be fed also.
Water is essential for egg produc-
ton. Supply plenty of fresh, clean
water as for young chicks.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08


We have tried the so-caIled Bush
velvet bean. They are characterized
by a more compact growth than some
of the other, strains of velvet beans.
They do not produce as much vine
nor do they tend to run as much as
some other sorts. We think that a
gallon to a peck of velvet beans con-
stitutes about the right amount to
sow per acre. We prefer to plant
velvet beans alongside the drill row
in the case of corn rather than to
We have never had much satisfac-
tion from the cultivation of velvet
beans by themselves, a as we have
found it almost impossible in this
climate to cure them out >satisfac-
torily for hay. This is due in part
to the tender, brittle character Of
the leaves which shatter off the
to save them in the making Of hay
from this crop. Velvet beans cannot
be planted earlier than coWpeas or
soy beans. All of these crops may
be seeded at about the same time
that field or garden beans are plant
susceptible to cold and 50 should not
be seeded until the land has warmed
up to a temperature of about so de-
grees.' -
We. would plant about two peclls
of soy beans per acre. This CROP
may be seeded with corn or planted
in drills twenty-four or thirty inches
apart. In south Georgia we are dis
posed to think that cowpeas would
prove more satisfactory for the pro-
duction of hay than soy beans. The
principal objection to velvet beans
for hay-making has already been
stated.
AS a rule. we have not found it
necessary to- inoculate any of these
crops. You can get a-small amour;
of inoculating material from the
United States department of agricul-
ture 1t must be used, CT course, on
an experimental basis. III state &C.
partment of agriculture also manu-
features inoculating material Any
standard sort Will answer the pur'
nose. -. -. -. - ..----.--
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
THE MERITS OF THE BUSH
VELVET BEANS

G. S. NJ, Waycross, Ca, writes: Have
you ever fried the lush velvet bean, ana
can they be planted earlier than cow
peas When should soy beans be sowu,
and how much per acre? Will velvet
beans and soy beans make crop of hay
On poorer soil Than cowpeas? Is it
necessary to inoculate them, and where
can l get the cultures?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
Treating an Infected Udder.

A correspondent, Homer, Ca,
writes: 1 have COW with her
second calf eight weeks OLD
which has small yellow bllsteTs
on her udder and when they dry
up little bumps combe, and the
skin gets thick and dry. L nave
been feeding her cotton SEED
meal and hulls with boiled cot,
ton seed. What remedy Woulo
you suggest? ,,+ +ho+
The symptoms given indicate tnat
vour COW may be suffering from poN;
little can be done after an animal
has contracted this trouble. Inc
PARTS should be kept soft by apply.
ing some healing material. zinc
oiHtment is excellent for TINS puro
nose. After milking, little OF tne
lotion should be applied. If the uodeT
is greatly infiamed, bathing with not
water twice daily Use good pract51c;e'
Cows that are affected with TINS als-
ease should always be MIXED last SO
as to avoid carrying the disease 70
other animals. Remember, the hanas
should be carefully washed ana tn t,
oughly disinfected. OF course Ine
milk Should not be used for 1000 ua5
I'll the udder has thoroughly cleaTeu
m and the animal has regalneo nel
usual vigorous health. ~
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
Cooking Sweet Potatoes

The sweet potato is a delectable
food. 1t can be served in a great va
fiety of ways. 1t is palatable and
nutritious. 1t contains sos calories
per pound as compared with 378 cal
cries for the Irish potato. 1t is
sweeter than the Irish potato, and
contains 26 per cent more starch and
sugar. AS a source of energy, the
sweet potato is more economical than
might be supposed and compare ia
vorably with all lenergy providing
foods. 1t supplies some PHOSPHORUS
and iron, and is recommended as a
food for every member of the fam
lily. Children will enjoy and profit
if literally supplied with sweet po-
tatoeS.
While there are numerous methods
of preparing the sweet potato for
use, some of the best of the receipts
available are set forth below. These
have been prepared and their vir-
tues and value fully demonstrated
by the home economics division of
the Georgia State College of Agri-
culture. Cut them out and keep them
for reference. They will add variety
and palatability to the dietary.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08
GROWING VELVET BEANS IT
THE NORTH

A. G. J., Galatia, III, writes:
We have recently purchased from
Georgia some speckled velvet
beans to try here, but need some
advice. At what time should we
plant them and how many
should be used per acre? Should
they be inoculated? How should
they be harvested and cured?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08

Line a pie tin with rich pastry. Fill
with the following mixture:
C. mashed potatoes (cooked).
1 c. sweet milk.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08

G. I. T., Canton, Ca. writes;
T have some acid and nitrate OF
soda which l desire to use on
cotton and corn, and wish to mix
them myself. How much OF
each should 1 use, and now nluc1
at the time of planting and In
the same furroW?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
NITTI STOW Uz IVEDIMA
TAIKOS VISUR.
Nori su buvusiais priesini11-
kais atnaujipti artimus
santikius.

San Reno bal. 26.-Pasikal-
bejime su praneuzQ laikrasciq
korespondentais Italijos prem
ieras Nitti Stai kQ pareisk6:
"Taika kuoveikiaus turi
but ivesta vison Europon IL
Europa iSnaujo turi but pa
Statyta prize darbo.
"Mes turime ivesti taika
tuojaus visur, arba mes tull-
me sulaukti nepalaimu. Per
galttojai su nugal6tais iSnauJo
privalo susiriSti artimaisiais
lySiais II init dirbti bendrqJl
darba.
"Manau, toksai mano pa
siulymas nepatiks PrancuzDal.
Bet Stai as Renneri, Austrijos
konclieri, nesenai Ryme pasi-
tikau kaipo draugQ il siandie
Italia paduoda pagelbos ran
ky badaujanciai Austrijai.
"Taip reikia pasielgti If su
Vokietija. Vokietijai reikla
duoti galimyb6S ir prOgos dir
bti il gyventi. Tuomet jinai
gales iSpildyti If reikalavimus,
Gi jei ne, tuomet Vokietija
tikrai suklups po bolSevikiz-
mo az militarizmo naSta. {"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
CARRANZA TURIS
WHITES.
Sakosi iveiksias revoliu-
ciionierius.

Mexico City, bal. &C. .-Kuo-
met zymi dalis Meksikos jau
liepsnoja ir acknowledgements
pazangiuoja visais sonais, eia
Carranza If jo vyriausybe tu-
rinti vilties iveikti revoliucijo-
nierius II numalSinti revoliu-
ella.
Kai-kurie Meksikos valdi-
ninkai iSdalies pateisina Sono-
fos pakilima. Sake, buve tam
daug prezasGiq. Bet, sake, ne
reik6je visgi pakelti toxic bal
saus truksmo il grumoti cen
tralei valdziai.
Foji central6 valdzia pasiti-
ki sayo spakomis. Sake, greitn
laiku revoliucijos paliesti plo-
tai busia apsupti kaipir kokia
gelezine rinke If revoliucija
busianti nustelbta.
Neziurint tn optimistiniQ pa
ziurq,. revoliucijonieriai yisur
pazangiuoja. Daug Carranzos
kariuomenes pereina revoliuci-
jonieriQ pus6n.
sonoros armija rEeme uosta.
Washington, bal. 26.- -Ofici-
jalemis depeSomis pranesta,
kad Sonotos kariuomen6 pa
dma Topolobampo If Guaylnas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
PAKELTAs GENERALS
.STREIKAS ALZACE-
LORRAINE.
Streikininkq komitetas atvyko
Paryziun.

Paryzius, bal. 26.-Prancu-
zijos provincijose Alzace-Lor-
raine uzvakar pake&as genera
lis darbininku streikas.
Sustojo gelezinkeliais vail
n6jimai If kitol1ie visoj salyl
susisiekimai.
Kariuomend saugoja gelezin-
lSeliQ stotis il gatvekarius ME
ste Metz. Neisleidziamf neI
laikrasciai.
StreikininkQ komitetas at
vaziavo Paryziun. Cia jis lures
konferencija su darbo minis
teriu. Bus aptariami darbi
ninkQ reikalavimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
NEW YORKE YRA ALUI I
sTATYMAS, BET NERA
ALAUS.

New York, bal. q. = New
Yorko valstijoS abudu lSta<y-
mu leidimo butu praved6 bl-
liy, kuriuomi leidziama vals-
tiiCje gaminti ir pardavln1tl
aIu su , If TRIMS daiimis nuoS.
alkOhOlio.
Tasai bilius arba naujas i
>tatymas iau paduGj&% pat
virtinti gubernatoriuj. Sax ).
md, 'Su3ernatOrlus patvirtin-
sias.
Tad bus iStatymaS, bet vals-
tia neturls alaus. Mes visa
Sail koI-kas apima priverStl-
mas uzdraudimas svaigaluS
gaminti il vartoti.
Tas priverstinas kOnstituci-
jiniS uzdraudimas yra augs-
ciau<iojo Sales teismo ranko-
Sc. Tas teismas dar netar6 ga
lutino zodziO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
IR VEL PRANCUzAMS PA
DARYTA DAUG BAL
MES.
Susektas vokieciu plenavimas
pakelti nauja kare.

Paryzius, bal. y. : sulis
laikraSGio Temps, prancuzV
raiteIiai ana diena in6jo mie-
stelin Hanau, rytuose nuo
Frankforto, ir tenai surado di-
dele kiekybe vokieciQ paslep-
tos amunicijos If ginklq.
Ia visa kar6s medziasa pa
vadinta "VakarQ armiiai'
Tas, sulig prancuzQ, reiSkla.
kad vokieciai plenuoja iaujq
kare prizes Prancuzijq.
Be to, praneStay kad TALK
ninku komisija rytin6s Pru-
sijos mieste Karaliauciuje at
radusi $50 vokieGiQ armotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
sURINKTI VIENA DOL. AT
sIEJo PUsE CENFo.
Mokesciu rastine uzgina viso
kias paskalas.

Washington, bal. q. = Vi
dujiniQ mokesciq rinkinQ ras-
tine paskelb&, kad Simta do
lieriu mokeseiQ surinkti at
siejjo raStinei So centai pra-
eitais 1919 fikkaliniais metals.
Tais metals surinkta $5,-
S5O,150,079. 1r tam daraui Is
leista $20,573,771.
Tas skaitlines raStinG pas
kelbt 'todel, kad ivairioSe Sa-
lies dalyse pakelta, paskalQ,
,buk mokesciu rinkimaS Wy
riausybei labai brangiai atSi-
einas.
Kai-kur net buvo skleidzia-
mos zinios, kad kiekvieno do
lierio surinkimas atsieinQs &c
centu, arba 500 - $50.
Tas nesqmoningas zinlaS,
suprantanla, platina vyriauSy-
b6s prieSininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
sUsITAIKOMA FIUME
KLAUsIME.
Priimamos prezidento Wilsono
salygos.

San Reno, Italia, bal. 20
Italijos premjeras Nitti ir Ju-
goslavijos uzrubeWniq reikalq
minister's Trumbic Fiume
klausime s#tiko priimti prezi-
dento Wilsono kituomet pasip-
lytas salygas ir pabaigti gy-
vuojanGius nesutikimus.
Fiume, reiSkia, paliks atski-
IA nepriklausoma bnforine
vaIstija. Fiume Valstijai teks
apylinkes If kaikurios salos.
Bet salq klausime bus prave-
stas plebiscitas. Patys salq gy-
ventojai nubalsuos, prie ko jie
nori priguleti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
RAGINA BoIKoTUoT1
sALDA1N1Us IR SODA.

New York, bal. g. -Visur
permaza cukraus. siandie per-
daug cukraus suvartojama
crlkrainiams (saldainiams) If
yisokios ruSies saldiems geri-
mans.
Vietos vieSuju prekivieeiq
komisijonierius 0'Malley pa
ragina visuomene nors- vieno
menesio laikotarpiu paboiko=
tuoti tuos cukramius ir sal
dzius gerimus.
Jis sake, to pasekrnes butq
puikios. Mes tue laikotarpiu
butu sutaupyta daug cukraas-
ir tas butu pigesnis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
SURINKTA DAUG KARES
MOKESGIU.
81 menesio mokestys yra ly-
gios 55 metu mokestims.

Washington, bal. 26. Sales
vidujiniq mokesciq rastine pa
skelbe labai indomiQ saskaltV
apple mokesciq rinkima.
Sake, per praeitus pustrecip
metu kares mokeseiQ surinkta
$11, ,481, 100000. Gi pirm to So
metu laikotarpiu buyo surink-
ia $11, $4,000
ReiSkia, kad per 81 praeita
menesi surinkta lluone tick,
kick seniau buvo surinkta per
55 metus:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
SARAGOSSOS ARKIVY-
SKUPAS PAAUGSTIN-
TAS KARD|NOLU.

Rymas, bal. 26. : .Praeita
SeStadieni sventasis T6vas Be
nediktas Penkioliktasis pa
augStino kardinolu Saragos-
sos, Ispanijos, Arkivyskupq
Jean Soldevila y Romero.
ISkilmas ivyko konsistorljo-
je, kurioje ruoSiamasi kanonl-
zuoti palaimintq Orleano mer-
gele Joanna dare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
Armenia siuloma Suv.
Valstijoms.

Tik viena> ArmtnijoS globo-
jimaS AngIijai il JOS talkinin-
ktmS neparanku>. Todel Az
m6nijOS mandates formaliai
pasiulytas Suv. ValstijomS.
Armenia talkininkamS ne
parankuS uaiktaS todel, kad
ji< yra <uriSta> Su didel6miS
islaidomi<. Bet yra dar If kita
Svarbi priezastiS.
Kaip zinoma, Suv. Valstijos
Am6nijai uzbr6zia placius ru-
bezius. Juosna ineina ir En-
zerumas. Kad tuo tarpu Erze-
rumas, kuriS SkaitOmaS Arm6-
nijOS sostapiliu, arba vyriau-
Siuoju SalieS miestu, yra ran
kose turkQ nacijOnalistQ.
Ia miestQ atimti nuo nacijo-
nalistQ talkininkai, turbut, ne
apSima. Mes tas padaryti ne
butQ lengva.
Taigi jie pasiQlydami Suv.
ValStijoms mandatq sake, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
Is RevoIucijjos Meksikoje

Topolobampo yra didelis Mex
sikos uostas, i kuri pasipsta S.
V. kar9s LAVAL. Guaymas taip-
pat svarbus uostas.
Mieste Mazatlan, kur yra
amerikonQ, Carranzos kariuo-
meme dar laikosi.. Bet vargiai
atlaikys fevoliucijonieriu alta
kaS.
Turedami savo rankose Gu
aymo uosta acknowledgements
is ten gales iSvystyti savo vel
llima prizes kitas Meksikos val
stijas.
Uzeme gelezinkei.
Laredo, Tex, bal. 26.-Re-
voliucijonieriai uz6me gelezin-
kelius tarpe Monterey il Tam
pico il tarpe Monterey ir Ma
tamoras..
Maistus kelia kariuomene.
Laredo, Tex, bal. 26.-Gen.
Porfirio Gonzales su 500 Car
RANGES kareiviQ Nueva Leon,
pakilo prizes Carranza ir perez
ma revoliucijonieri9 pusen.
Karjuomena marSuoja ant
Matamoras.
Kitose vietose Carranzos
kariuomen6 taippat skait o
gal pereina revoliucijonier4u
pusen. Mes revolucijos vadai
pakele obalsi, kad jie veilSia
ElMeksikos atgafvinimd r. pa
tvarkymo tikslais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
RABINAS UzGINA PER
SEKIOJIMUS zYDU.

Budapestas, bal. q. = Pa
skleista pasaulin ainiQ, kad
Ungarijos vyriausybe nedrau-
gingai atsineSanti ! zydus, juos
baisiai persekiojanti.
Tas zinias uzgina vietos zy-
dQ rabinas Hevesi. JiS sake,
kad zydai nepersekiojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
PANAIKINA BAJORYBES
TITULA.

Berlynas, bal. 26.-Prusijos
vyriausybe paruose istatymui
projekta panaikinti bajorybes
tituIa If su tue suriStas viso-
kias privilegijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
ATSISTATYDINO GELEzIN
KELIU ADMINIsTRA
TORIUS.

Washington, bal. q Is
Himamos vietos atsistatydi-
no gelezinkeliu administrator
rius Hines. PrezidentaS pat
virtino atsistatydinima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
FIUME IR VEL BLOKUO,
JANA.

Rymas, bal. 81. - damn
unzio kareiviai mieS;c Fiume
ara diena uzpuoIG Abbazia il
pa&lobe 40 arkiQ, pr:gulineiQ
l1aliios kariuomenei. Tad lta,
Tia il vel Gm6 blo!.noti Ejume.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27
TURKAI UzMUsE 500 PRAN
CUzQ KAREIVfU.

Konstantinopolis, bal. q
Prancuzams apleidziant s.
kijos miesta Urfa, turkai ,
cijonalistai juos uzpuole
paklojo 500 tkareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27

Berlynas, bal. q. Woke
tijos vyriausybeje yra viesp-
.jQ mokyklp departamentas. To
departamento direktore pas
kirta fraulein Gertrude 3a /.
mar.
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Reikalingi g,inklai.


Amerikonisko komiteto Ar
menijos nepriklausomybei pir-
mininkas James W. Gerard,
New Yorke, isreiske did pasi-
tenkinima pripazinimu Arme-
MICS. y
Sake, .siandie Armenijai
svarbiausia reikalinga gauti
ginklq $4,000 kariuomenei.
Tuos ginklus tikimasi igyti S.
Valstijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-27

riausybe gaus pinigu, nes sioj
Salyj yra labai daug uzuojau-
tos arm6nams, tarpe kuriQl 10
liai darbuojasi protestantai
misijonoriai.
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Anglia Kaukaze.

Anglia apsi6mG pilnai pa
gelb6ti naujom Kaukazo res
publikom ginties prizes rusQ
bolSevikuS. TuO tikSlu ! ten
tuojauS bus siumciami reika-
lingi ginklai il amrmicija.
ReiSkia, Anglia palma Savo
gIobon Kaukazq. Mes II Sian
die jau Kaukazo reSpubllkQ
armijoms vadovauja anglu Off
cierai IL tOs SalyS valdomos
pagal Anglijos nurOdymQ.
Vokietijai bus pasiusta nota.
Talkininku nuSpresta, kad
Vokietija iSakmiai pAdytQ vi
SaS taikos sutartieS sqlygaS.
Tx Su finanSinio atlyginimo
klausimu dar nepabaigta.
Vokietijai bus pasiusta nota.
Bus jai Quota pasirinkti viena
is dviejQ: arba per 80 metQ
kas metal talkininkams iSmo-
k9ti po 8 milijardus markiu,
arba sutikti trumpesniu laiku
iSmok6ti nuskirtas sumas.
Sake, jei Vokietija apsiim-
tn iSmok6ti trumpesniu laiko-
tarpiu, tuomet jai butQ nulei-
sta keliolika milijardu markiq,
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vincijos Erivaniaus, is dalies
provincijos Kars If is daily
provincijQ Tifliso If Elizabet-
polio.
ISviso tan plotan ineis apie
$4,000 ketvirtainiu angliskQ
myliQ il apie 2 milijonu gy-
ventojQ. Sostine yra miestas
Erivan.
Gal bus pareikalauta pagelba.
Suv. Valstijos neveltui pri-
pazino Arm6nija. Tai saliai
yra reikalinga oficijale pagel-
ha. Armenai nori cia gauti pa
siskolinti pinigQ. Be pripazini-
mo kadir de facto nebuvo ga
lima tas padaryti.
siandie paskolai Gia yra at
yiras kelias. II Armenijos Wy
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SUV. VALSTIJOS PRIPAzI-
NO ARMENIA.

Washington, bal. 26.-Suv.
Valstiios pagaliaus formaliai
pripazino de facto Arm6nijos
resupblika, kaip ia jau seniau
yra padare talkininkai.
VaIStyb6S sekretorius Colby
tuO tikSIu Arm6nijOs vyriau-
Syb6S atStovui Pasdermadjian
indav6 oficjali praneSima.
,Arm9nijo> rubeziai galutinai
dar nenustatyti. TalkininkQ
taryba nuSprend6 tq .atlikti
paskiau.
Turi apie 2 milijonu
gyVentoju.
Arm6nijos respublika talki-
ninkai sudar6 is buvusiOs pro-
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VOKIECIAI PRIEME Rim
KIMAMS IsTATYMA.

Berlynas, bal. 26.-Vokieti-
los kuriamasis susirinkimas
priem9 istatyma rlnkimams
parlamentan.