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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
.PONzI FACING
run ON BANK
"BusheI Basket Millionaire
Hard Pressed

BOSTON. Aug. s.--The run on the
office OF Charles ponxi. the "bushel
basket millionaire" continued un.
abated today aa result OF charges
In newspaper article yesterday
that the promoter IL hopcloariy in
solvent
william II. McMastcr-. who acted
as ponxia publicity agent and who
made the charges OF insolvency. re
iterated his statements In another
article today. answering Fonxi's en-.
phatlc deniais.
AZ dawn today Ponxi'r investors
began 10 arrive at the little office
In the ileil-fniiand tavern In III al
ley. They found the doors and win
dows Of the office heavily barred
with timbern and a detail OF police
on guard. A line was quickly formed
and by o'clock. an hour before the
office opened. more than 500 men
and women were waiting 10 cash
their notcp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
BRANDING CASE
DUE IN COURT
Charge 0airyman Marked
Accused Man

wAsHouGAL. wash. Aug. D.
Charged with branding DIR. Walter
0roth. veterinarian with n rcd hot
branding iron and lashinK him with
whip. Alvin s,rssr~ald. prominent
dairyman and member % the town
council. and Homer Maulding will
have a hearing before Justice J. r
Thomas here today.
The trouble between stngerwaid
and Groth started when Mrs. ster
serwsId complained 10 her husband
the doctor had attempted Ia assault
her. stexsrwald. u n alleged. loaded
shotgun. went 10 the Cro,h home
but was dissuaded from shooting the
doctor BY hls wife and a nurse on
the promise tina, Oroth should NEE,
s,-rerwsid In the Atter's barn the
following morning.
Groth kept the appointment and
alleges s,exerwaid. with the help
Of Mauldinx. an empioye. branded
him with q figure eight iron and
lAshed him with 4 whip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Boys CHORUS IS
WELL TREATED
California Mayor Fails to
Find Anything Wrong

Prosecutor Fred C. Brown made
public Tuesday q telegram received
from Mayor w, y. Toomcy Of
Fresno. Cal. In connection with a
recent telegram to that official
from Rev. 4. q. Murphy. asking
that the Whitney Boys Chorus be
held in that city and the Cali.
fornia tour be stopped.
Murphy. who appeared before the
congressional committee investi.
eating the Jap situation In the
Northwest and testified In n friend.
~ nature for The Orientals, de-
ciaret In his telegram to Mayor
Toomey that the Seattle parents
Of the boys on The trip had been
deceived His telegram intima;ed
that the boys were not being fed
or treated propariy.
Mayor Toomey informed the Sc.
attic prosecutor that he had inves.
tignted the situation thoroly and
Was convinced that everything was
all right He suggested the parents
Of the boys be informed that
everything was satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
DEMANDS SINCERITY
OF GsOIsHEyfIi1

I'VE viii naturally expect Moscow
20 present evidence Of the sincerfty
Of her intention TO carry out her OBJ
legations" the premier said.
He declined 10 20 into details with
reference TO the nature Of the guar.
anteos. saying.
Thus far Moscow has not made
any offer TO recognize the engage
men,s OF the preceding government.
You may say for me that we win
treat with them politically the In.
slant they fulfill this condition"
Mlllerand laid stress on the desira~
biliiy Of the United States participxt~
ing In the settlement Of the Russian
question. when asked II the Rus
sian policies OF France and the init.
ed States were the same. he smiled
slightly and with an expressive ges.
ture Of hopclessness. replied
Il don't know what the United
States Russian policy Is. washine-
ton unfortunately apparently has
completely withdrawn from Euro
pean affairs. All can say 10 I'm
sorry and hope she win reentse
soon"
so far. the premier said. he had ~
ccived no direct word OF the Polish
arrnistice negotiations.
III they fan 10 agree" he declared.
France win support Poland 10 tho
utmost with officers and war ma.
,eriai. Whether French troops viii
be sent will be determined when the
need for making decision ariseR.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
FATHER OFFERS
$500 REWARD
Would Pay for Capture OF
PitChfork Slayer

Geora~ Yararaebane. came 10 The
altar las, nigh, ana said he would
nav 1900 reward for the capture Of
linn gpbvrldin. the pltchfork hurler.
wbo inhaled little Mary Jane pap.
paa. daughter OF Karacachanes and
niece OF Greek Consul G. ID. Liilpou.
lor. on "A bRyfork. nlnying her, on
Mercer island nine DAYS ago.
when Karaeaohanes WINS shown
.bex,,f. ofoce vesfe,aav afternoon.
he broke down ana cried. sphyridis
formerly was his close friend.
Il will find him IL IL takes me all
my nfe." he raid.
sphyridls was repor,ed seen row.
ing awav from the island the night
OF the Killing In nm omen boat. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Charles Ponsi Get-RichQc Artist His We Mother

BOSTON. AUG. s.--Faiiure Of the
American and other governments 10
keep pace With the movements OF
foreign exchange enabled Charles
POND 10 set rich quick.
ronzi himself says he has made
t.soo.ooo In s~rs than eight months.
lie traded IN foreign exchange. buy.
Ing Italian money and other Euro
p"an money which IL far under par.
AT a tremendous discount
This foreign money he sent TO the
country In question and had II re
turned 10 America In international
Reply Coupons" Under a prewar
agreement these can be redeemed In
the United states at par.
Some countries guarded against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
LoveIorn Swain Will
Paw More for Sweets

ATLANTIC CITY. ~. j. Aus. 4
The high cost of living for the
lovelorn swain wfli Increase during
the coming season. according 70
President w. J. Hopkins Of the
Confectionery saiesmcn's asaocia.
ton There cannot but help 10 b
an increase In the retail pvtos OF
candy Of all grades" he said. ''par.
ticuiariy those Of the fancy class.
during the coming year. The sugaP
and raw materials Of all kinds have
been very scarce and costly. There
Is no relief In sight and conse-
quentiy We must increase our
prices"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Whittier School
Folks to Picnic

Children. parents and teachers OF
the Whittier school win picnic all
day Thursday In Woodland park.
The event win be under the auspices
Of the whittier PIT. A. All must
carry their own eatable..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
DEATHS

Humphrey, Perry. y. .sii is'hs W.
ciaydon. Fora. 90. si1 Denny way
ktssman, sophia 81. tit Eighth ave.
cassstl. jennie. 81. 1900 Hanford
fisvans. Thomas. 20. KING county
hospital
rossnasn. Laura. IS. ss3 FIrst W.
Hoilyard. y u, -, 1908 sylvan way
Reed. Ida n. 81. Minor private hoe.
pitai
Renne. Alex n, IS. Tacoma hotel
fsegEa. Lorne ~. ~. iis Temple n
smith. Infant. Z m, Swedish hospital
Morine. Mildred. 7, ss07 tT,h ~ W
vitro. Antonette, o. provldenc. hos
pi,ai
James Jessie A.. 10, ffoua~ OF the
Good STANDARD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
RECOGNIZE REDS,
IS FRENCH PLAN
Provided They Pay All Debts
OF Old Government

PARIS. Aug. s.--Frnnce stands
ready 20 recognize the Bolsheviki the
moment they assume the interna-
tionai obligations OF the former Rus
sian government. Premier Mlllerand
declared today.
In his first interview since the al
lied conference AT Boulogne. thu
premier thus clearly defined his
eountry's attitude toward the Boshe-
Wiki.
France viii recognize the Bolshe-
vik government the minute u as
surnes the International obligations
Of the former Russian government"
he said. "and this includes. first. pay
msnt OF all debts: second. acceptancs
Of all treaties and Observance Of all
international engagements with ths
former allies Of the imperial Russian
government"
Aiilernnd's interview was the frzt
clear cut. categorical announcement
Of the terms under which diplomatic
relations may be restored between
Paris and Moscow. II was the first
time that the premier In any public
expression had definitely committed
himself 10 recognition. narrowing
down the conditions to a single. con.
crete urereosilHite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

such profit taking In exchange. Brit.
ain. for example. had a postal money
order convention with America AZ
soon az the British exchange fell.
Britain slapped on "commission"
fee which made every purchaser OF
money orders pay according 10 the
prevailing rate Of exchange. The
United States and other nations In
which Ponxl worked. however. failed
10 TAX. such steps.
And now the government In fran.
tleaiiy Investigating POINTS trans
action. thru embassies and oonsu-
laiss and foreign governments. while
Ponxi srniiingiy assists In the probe.
Investors In ponzi'n project have
also drawn huge profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Bolshevik Wheat
Planted in Kansas

KANsAs CITY. Aug ,.-Kansas
has been experimenting with kanred,
a new whea, tranaplanted from Rus.
STA. Tho results show Yield In
crease OF five 10 ten bushei. per acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Wilson Physician
to Get Vacation

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.--Presi-
dent Wilson's health IL 80 far re-
stored that Admiral Grayson. his
physician. hopes soon 10 take a va
ca,iY. Grayson said today that the
past seven days constituted the
presidents finest week" since he
was taken III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
BIRTHS

Ucndrlekson. Gus. fsEaquah. girl
krauae. J. X. t30s 10th ~ -. hoy
Nelson. y A.. 1917 ana ave. Firl
wAiie. J. y. $3.50 1nteFiaigc. girl
Gleason. Leo. fssaquRh. Wash. giri
Risdon. Ivan. Seattle General hos
pltat boy
suites, W A.. Seattle General hos
pitAi. girl
Curtis. Lewis, ssfo Ryan. girl
Whitman. q. ". r37T Rainier. boy
Sinae. Joe. eS30 5lst ave. &. girl
Lacksy. w. ~. 1851 5tth ave r. giri
Edgar. ". A.. tois tist ave 4. Eirl
Hogue. Ted. crit,cnden home. girl
Allyn. Dick Crittendcn home. girl
Kate. X, sis 10th ave g.. boy
Oda, ", 7OfM king st. boy
YRahioka. v. I0k y King st. boy
KaEimoto. r.. tosh Maynard. boy
frhimoto. v. iib 18Th ave. s.. girl
Okla. Iwso. i05 EaHtiake ave. boy
10. Manzo. ". =. n. No. 3. boy
Sishiyama. X. s2s sixth ave. g.. Eirl
Taiini. n, s23n Weller. boy
Johnson, Eric. Swedish hospital. girl
Ruchardt. II j.. Seattle General hos
oaantiett. H. v. .sos rirs, N. W.
girl
TnfaraIio, J.. ptis 7sd ave s., girl
Nelson, r.. sss I.skcsid. ave s.. girl
staneei. a. Y. 1924 i2th n. p. boy
Smith. " ~, 1912 W. 2sth st-. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Spain Next Victim
Of Dry Campai1ners

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--They are
getting ready for prohibition In
Spain Three hundred and nifty wins
growers from the land Of tho Dons
have sold their vineyards IN tho belief
that the whole world will soon be dry
and have como 10 America TO buy. n
possible. something moro precious
than the stuff they sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Spent $50, 900 to
Get Verdict Of 81

CHICAGO. Aus. a.--olaf Lind.
bloom. wealthy resident OF Highland
Park. was awarded 81 In his suit 10
have the Purity leo company. whose
factory Ia near bis home. moved else
where. IL 4. estimated tso.ooo Was
spent In the suit which Vas Ia the
nourta q yrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
G. Of c. Indorses
Carlyon Road Bill

I The Cariyon bill. providing for the
conssruction Of 1900 miles OF hard.
BurfAced highways In this state.
Vas indorsed by the Chamber OF
Commerce Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

Ths Frenrh government sim has
a tax on music. which siienced the
dance and amusement halls during
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
DIVORCES GRANTED

Hansen. Mae, from Norwood Virgil
Csrnine, Mildred E.. from Philip X.
Cookhan. Caroline NJ. from Leonard
FeiIer. John, from Susie Kaufman
Ahlgren. Mamie, from Carl
StangeI. Louis j.. from Eta
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
CONSUMERS TOO MANY
FOR WILSON BASEBALL
SEM|-PR0FE FESS|ONALS

One Of the most spectacular base
BAH games of the season was won
by the Consumers Light and Power
team over Wilson, at Wilson. Sunday
by score Of 10 2.
This was surprise to both teams
as well as to the large following or
fans who believe Wilson has one Of
the strongest semi-pro teams in the
eouthern part Of the state.
E. c. Vickers, manager Of the
Consumers, and secretary of the city
league states that il Is a pleasure
to play ball when the teams have
such a following The Consumers out
classed the Wilson team in every
department and the two runs credited
10 the Wilsonites were practically
gifts.
This afternoon the Consumers play
the Railroaders, of the city league and
Manager Vickers hopes to see a large
crowd out to witness the sport
In today's game the Consumers will
be somewhat weakened by the alb.
sence Of Joe Cox who was injured
in Sundays game and will be unable
TO play.
The batteries in yesterdays game at
Wilson were. for the Consumers, ].
Cox and l.. Cox for Wilson, Cole.
man and Mobley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
Byron Drew Not a Candidate

There has been a quiet rumor for
several days that Byron Drew would
be a candidate for the state senate,
hut this rumor is unfounded. as at
tested by none other than Mr., Drew
himself
When asked about the proposition
this morning Mr.. Drew stated that
there was nothing to II, he said he
had no senatorial aspirations, did
not know whether he could get the
office if he wanted ii and wouldn't
take il If il was handed to him.
This declaration will put to rest
talk that Ardmore was going to have
two candidates for the state senate
because Mr. Drew was very emphatic
in his statement that he was not a
candidate and would not be.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03

ionable part of Washington and 70
acquire large oil holdings in Texas,
though he does not even own a
home in Oklahoma and does not pay
penny in taxes in the county which
he calls his home.
This is the representative of OK
lahoma who prates that the politicians
and that the newspapers are against
him but that he is the friend Of the
man with the hickory shirt who tolls
from early morn till llte at night.
Let Truth accuse-let Justice judge. %
Political adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
WATER NOW READY
FOR CAN D|OA TES
WHO WANT To GET IN

There has been some speculation
relative to the time candidates for
office must register with the secre'
tary of the election board, and in or
der that all may he advised County
Attorney Brown furnished the fol-
lowing statement of the law cover
ing the case, which will appraise
candidates of the time-imit they have
TO get their names on the books
of the secretary.
The law says that every candidate
for office must register not more
than 80 days or less than 80 days
before the primary election. in the
coming campaign. That means that
registration can begin Tuesday, May
9TH and continue until July 4th.
The registration book is now IN
the hands OF Secretary Walter Thomp-
son at the Thompson and Wilkerson
store on North Washington street,
where all who desire may have their
name enrolled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with &c
and mail it TO Foley & Co., 2S35 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, III, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
for coughs, colds and Group; Foleys
Kidney Pills for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Cath
artic Tablets, wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con-
stipation, biliousness, headache and
sluggish bowels Sold everywhere
adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
No National NepOtism Law

The latest Official Register Of the
United States, containing the name
and salary Of every employe of the
United States, has just been pub
lishcd by the L. S. Census Bureau.
On page 81 Of the Official Register
will be found the following:
Clerk to Senator Gore, Howard
NJ Kay. $500.
Assistant Clerk to Senator Gore.
Mrs. Nina X. Gore, 81 500.
Messenger 10 Senator Gore. Mrs
Margaret NJ Kay. $1,000"
Each of the above draws in addi-
tion to the salary given a bonus OF
s24O per annum. This is very inter
esung when it is recalled that How
ard NJ Kay is Senator Cores broth
er.in-law: that Mrs. Nina X. Gore,
is tue senator's wife; and that Mrs
Margaret NJ Kay, wife of Howard
W. Kay. is his sster.in-law.
Thus in addition TO Senator Cores
personal salary of $500 a year, or
s62j n month, the members of his
family receive $500 or nearly $500
a month, n total of s1S.42O IA Year
or over $l.l0O a month. This does
net include the salary drawn by his
brother, ID. + Gore. who was on
the pay rol throughout the major
portion Of Senator Cores service;
nor does it include the fees of Sl0O
a day Senator Gore received on the
lecture platform while neglecting his
duties in Washington.
1t will be recalled that in eight
years, covering four congresses. Sera
tor Gore was absent on two-thirds
Of the roll calls in the senate. out OF
total of 4040 roll calls he was alb
sent 245O times and present only 1890
times.
This probably explains why 1t was
that Senator Gore was able TO buy
two fine brick mansions in the fash
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
RETURNED TO PENITENTIARY
FOR VIOLATION OF PAROLE

Ed Chancellor left for McAlester
this morning with r. b. Gibson, who
is wanted At the penitentiary for
violating his parole. Gibson was
working in the Healdton oil fields
when apprehended by the officers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
YOUR CREDIT IS. GOOD AT
LEvY'S FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JE\VELRY 3O-3

Enlist in the greatest army in
the world---the church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03
Sharp Still Living

A report from Dallas this morning
stated that John Il. Sharp who at
tempted suicide there last Thursday.
was still alive but unconscious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-03

THE Won KELLER HOSPITAL
1927 18th Avenue, Northwest Ardmore,
Founded Keller Hospital Association. A. ID. 1917
d
l.,
X. VI. Writ
Franklin Harold Wallace A. simpson.
First hospital
reasonable
patients Contagious diseases
Open % physicians
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
M1EsTAS PERDAUG BU7
vo Uz'LEIsTAs.

Chicagoie pradeta smarkl
kova pries piktadarius. Ne.
lengvas tai darbas. Mes is Sc
nu-senoves eia pilStadariq pri-
wise tokia daugybe, kad SIAN
die tiesiog policijos akyse gat-
ve6se uzpuldinejami zmones,
apkraustomi ofisai, vagismi
automobiliai ir pagaliaIs at
liekanios net baisiausios pix
tadarybes.
Jei tikrai bus norma ap-
valyti miesta, policiios virsl-
ninkui prisieis padeti labai
daug energijos If paeiam kle-
kvienam zingsnyj apsisaugoti.
Pries pat ziema eia visais
laikais pasidaugina prasizen-
gimai. Mes ant ziemos mics
tan sukeiauja daugybe ne
geistinp gaivalp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
BOLsEVIKAI BRIAUJASI
ANT BESARABIJoS.
Turkams gen. Wrangelio arti-
lerija.

Konstantinopolis, Lapkr. %.
- Is Ismido gauta patvirtin-
tu ziniq, jog Turkai nacijena-
listai rekvizuoja Turkijos lai-
vus, su kuriais norma Trebi-
condo apskritin patgabenti ar
tilerija, paikta gen. Wrange-
lilo Krime.
Apsidirbe Krime Rusijos
bolsevikai briaujasi ant Bes-
arabijos, kuria yra okupavu-
81 Rumunija.
Cia nutarta gen. Wrangefio
karuomenes liekanq nesiqsti
Besarabijon. Mes, tenal karel-
vius gall paliesti bolsevikq
propaganda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
CHICAGoJE MAzIAU KAIP
KITUR BEDARBIAU-
JANcIU.

Taip tvirtina angliskoji
spauda. Kituose miestuose, sa-
ko, bedarbiaujanciq zmoniu e.
,sama kur-kas daugiau.
Chicagoje .amatninkams, a.
belnai INFANT, nesumazinta uz-
mokestis. Paprastiems darbi-
ninkams - isdalies taip.
Didziulese firmose darbuo-
Sc nezymi atnlaina iyykusi.
.Gyvuliu skerdyklose nedir-
ba 10 nuos. darbininku.
Plieno ir gelezies industri-
;joie nedirba apie 15nuos. dar-
bininku.
Rubsiuviq nedirba dfdesne
puse.
Darbininkq skaitlius zymiai
padidinamas Western Electric
Co. istaigoje. Isviso dirba a.
pie $4,000 darbininkp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
CALI BUT NAUJAS LEN
KU BoLsEvIKU KARAs.
Tautu Ssjunga. .turi imties
priemoniu.

Geneva, Lapkr. %. : An
glijos delegacijos darbo atsto-
vas Barnes praeita seStadiehl
perspejo Tautq Sajungos SUI
vaziavima prizes galima pakil-
ii nauja LenkQ- -bolsevikQ kara
Jis pareikalavo pasakyti
kokiq priemoniQ turetq imties
6ajunga, jei pakiltq tasai ka-
ras.
Gil to karo pavojus siandie
aiSkiai pramatomas. Tad SUI
vaziavimas be atideliojimo tu-
retp aptarti ta klausima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
Lenkai Nerimauja del Boise
vikq Veikinlo
Tas Klausimas Pakeliamas net
Tautu Sajungoje
LENKAI APIMTI BAIMEs.
Bolsevikai gall isibriauti Len
kijon.

Londonas, Lapkr. %. : Is
Maskvos bevieliu telegraph pa
skelbta, jog bolsevikQ armiJa
yra priversta karo operacijas
vesti neutraliuose plotuose
tarpe Lenkijos If Rusijos, ka-
dangi is tq plotu bolSevikus
uzatakavo gen. Balakovie.
Gen. Balakovic vadovauja
es-bolsevikin6ms liuosnoriQ
spekoms, sudarytoms didziu-
mole is Baltrusiu, tarnavuslq
prie Lenkq armijos If atsisa-
kiusiq paliauti kariavus, kuo-
met padaryta bolsevikq-LenkPl
armistieija.
Is VarSavos praneSama, jog
Lenkai pabuge tp bolsevikq4
zygiQ, kuomet penkiolika Ru-
sp divizijq sukoncentruota
prizes pat Lenkq linija.
BolSevikai Podolijoje pae-
me Proskurova. Atamano Pet
luros armija baigiama maxim
ii. Tuojaus, sakoma, bolsevi-
kai apsidirbsia If su Balako-
viGu ir su kitais savo priest
ninkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
NENoRI PAPIGINT1
DUoNos.

Spaudziamos prie sienos di-
dziules duonos gaminimo kom-
panijos pranese, kad jos ne
galinGios papiginti duonos.
Mes turincios didelius istek-
Illus miltq, w kuriuos bran
giai mokejusios.
Taigi kuomet isbaigsianeios
tuos miltus, tuomet. gal If pa
galvosiancios apie papiginimq
'duonos.
Savo keliu, mazesn6ses kom-
panijos apsieme papiginti
duona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-23
GRAIKAI BAlsUos KA-
RALIAUS KLAUSIME.
Nesipriesins Anglia su
Prancuzija?

Atenai, SLapkr. %. Nau-
ia Graikijos vyriausybe TALK
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