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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
BOLSEv|Ky VALDz|A AR
SESNE Uz CAR|zMA.

Chicagoje vieSi grafas nja
Tolstoi, zinomo mirusio rusp
raSytojo- Levo Tolstojaus su-
nus. Jis Gia atkeliavo tureti
paskaitas apie Russia.
LaikraSGiQ reporteriams
apie RuSijos bolSevikus jis
taip sake:
"Jei Amerikos darbininkai
nori patys save padaryti YER
gals, jie gall Gia isisteigti boil
SevikizmQ. i.
"Visi radikalai, katrie nori
sovietines valdzios formos,
turi zinoti, jog siandie Rusl-
joje darbininkai su prievarta
statomi prize darby dirbtuvese
If turi dirbti apginkluotq ka-
reiviq prieziuroje.
"Siandie Rusijoje iSnykusl
visokia laisve. Gyvuoja tik
vergiia. Rusijoje po bolSevikq
valdzia gyventi toll arsiau,
kaip kituomet valdovaulant
carui." +"
Toliaus Tolstoi sake, kad Jls
netikis jokia vyriausybe, mes
pastaroji visuomet paremta
ant prievartos, gi prievarta
zmogui esanti neteisetas dalk-
tas.
Tolstoi pasisake, l1ad jis ne
sas socijalistas. Socijalistai
paskirsto zmones j luomus IL
nuolat zada darbininkams ro,
jp. Tokiais pazadejimais jis
netikis.
sakosi jis esas Individuals
tas. Netums jokio kitokio pei
no, kaip tik is paskaitQ apie
Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
sAKo,. voKIEcIAI oRGA-
NIZUOJA ARMIJA.
Nauja baime Prancuzijai.

Paryzius, kovo 80. - Laik-
rastis LIE Journal raso, kad
Vokietijos militaristin6 partl-
ia paslapGia dirbdina Vokle-
tiios armijos reorganizacijos
plenus.
LaikraStis sake, kad tas is
vilkta eikStdn po nuodugniau-
siq tyrin6jimq. Ir patirta,
kad tik vienoj Bavarijoj yra
galimp sumobilizuoti 100000
vyrQ.
-Kitas laikraStis Petit Pa
risien pazymi, kad prancuzu4
vyriausybe kreipsis ] talklnln-
kus su pasiqlymu uzdraustl
vokieciu vyriausybei siQsti sa-
vo kariuomen6s dalis taikos
sutartimi pazym6ton neutra-
len juoston.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
PARLAMENTAS PAREMIA
UzRUBEzINE PoLITI-
KA.
Ir dar sakoma, kad Prancu-
ziia nera militaristine.

Paryzius, kovo 30. : Kuo-
met ana diena Prancuzijos
premjeras Millerand parla-
mente iSd9st6 prancuzu Wy
riausybes politika uzrubeziuo-
Sc ir pasak6 apie tos politi-
kos padeti, parlamentui patti
ko vyriausyb6s veikimas.
Tad tuojaus 518 balsQ prizes
20 parlamentas iSreiske pasi-
tikajima vyriausybe.
Pirm balsuosiant buvo We.
damn debatai apple prancuzQ
padeti uzrubeziuose.
Protestantai prizes turkus.
Debatu metu atstovas Belief
praneSe, kad 1875 amerikonis-
XII protestantu vyskupai krei-
pests j prancuzus nors karta
pabaigti visus reikalus su
Turkijos vieSpatija, kuri Vi
sails amziais pasizymejusi krau
geringlmu.
Protestantai didziai neap-
kenGia turkQ, mes neleidzlama
armenq tarpe darbuoties jq
misijonoriams. Tuo tarpu
protestantq vyskupams labal
noretusi protestantizman at
versti visus, armenus.
Dazpai protestantai tad II
skelbia net nebutu daiktu
prizes turkus. Jei kartais tur-
kai nuzudo kelis armenus,
tuojaus paskleidziamos zmios
apie tukstaneiu nuzudyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
PADUOTI TE|SMAN ANG-
Lily 0PERATOR|A|.
TARPE JU YRA IR ANGLE
XAsIU oRGAN1zAC1Jos
VIRsININKU.
1875 zmogus kaltinamas uz
suokalbiavimus.

Indianapolis, Ind, kovo 20.
-Cia paskelbtos ir po valsti-
Jas distriktQ prokurorams is
siuntin6tos pavard6s angleka-
syklQ kompanijQ savininkQ if
anglekasiQ organizacijQ vir-
SaiGiQ, kuriuos nesenai fede-
rale grand jury padav6 teis-
man uz suokalbiavimus. JQ
suokalbiavimas buvo remia
mas svarbiausia tuo, kad pa
didn't anglims 'kaina, paskui,
kad prieSginiauti visokiems
vyriausybGs paredymams, pa
remtiems Leverio istatymu.
PaduotQ teisman operatoriQ
yra valStiJOse Indiana, Illinois,
Ohio ir vakarin6j Pemnsylva-
nijoi.
Paduotas teisman If John l..
Lewis, internacijonalis angle
kasiQ organizacijos preziden-
tas. Observation-Disclosures
William Green IL visa ellie XII
tp.
Skundas pries operatorius il
anglekasiQ virSaNius pakeltas
il liepta juos suareStuoti kaip
kartas prize balandzio l d.,
kuomet baigiasi anglekasiq su
operatoriais senas kontraktas
il turi but padarytas naujas.
Taigi, imamasi priemonlq,
kad sulaikyti nuo streiIo an
glekasius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30

Nors turkai yra kraugerln-
g,i, krikSGionyb6s prieslnln-
kai, bet jie skaitosi krikscio-
MINIS artymai. Protestantal
su ia dorybe prasilenkia.
Jie sake, kad nei vienam
prancuzui nepaduosia rankos,
jei prancuzai draugingai ap-
sieisia SUI turkais.
Truksmas prizes princa Feisal.
Princas Feisal jau senai pa
skelbtas Sirijos karalium. Bet
Jam karaliskumo nepripazlsta
Prancuzija, kaipir Anglia.
Atstovas Lenail piktai uzsl-
puol6 prizes ta princa. Sake,
lis tokiuo sayo paslelglmu
kursto Sirijos ir kitq vietq
gyventojps prizes prancuzus. Q
iuk Prancuzija senai esantl
Sirijos gyventoju globeja.
Buves premjeras BRAND sa-
kG:
"Jei mes nebusime Sirijoj IL
Cilicijoj, tai kasgi tenai tuo-
met bus? Tu saIiu gyventoJal
pirm kares maldavo Europos
iSgeIbeti juos is po turkQ4
jungo.
Prancuzija turi but laisva.
"Jei pergalejusi Prancuzija
negali pati saves paliuosuoti
ekonominiai, tai j yisuomet
bus nugaleta.
"Prancuzijai CilicHa reiskia
medvilne il kitokius turtus.
Feisal'ui bus gerai tenai gy-
vuoti kaipo administratoriui,
bet ne karaliui, Prancuzijos
prieziuroje. siandie jjis perzen-
ge savo role. j kit pastume-
io ton jam netinkamon rolen'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
TRUKsMAS PAKELTAS
PRANCUzIJoJE.
Talkininku komisija surado
daug ginklu vokietijoje.

Paryzius, kovo 29.-cia, pa
keItas naujas truksmas, jog
nekuomet negalima pasitiketl
yokieciais. Mes vokieciai pasl-
rodo nepataisomi ir reikia ]u
saugoties.
Ligsiol dar labai menka da-
Il taikos salygu pilde vokie-
elai.
Kad tue tarpu talSininkq
komisiia salimais Berlyno to-
mis- dienomis atrado $1,000
tricoliniu armotp If 5000 lex
tuvu. ,S
Tai visa buvo paslepta nnc.
komisijos.
Sulig taikos sutartiess Vo-
kietija tu armotu gall tureti
yos 2O4. Gi lektuvq nei vieno.
siandie prancuzai saukia,
.kad iu baime vokiecip buyo If
yra pamatuota. Mes tas Sian
die prirodoma faktais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
PRANCUZAI NEAPLEISIA
SIRIJOS.

Paryzius, koyo %. = Pran-
cuzq uzrnbeziniq reikalq Off
sas paskelbe, kad prancuzp
kariuomene neapleisianti Siri-
jos, neziurint arabu reikalavi-
mo. Mes praneuzai, sake, gra-
zziuoju sugyvena su nauju 81
rijos karalium.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
STREIKUOJA VIREJAL IR
PATARNAUTOJAI.

Congress vieSbuGio restora-
ne Srlstreikavo valgiQ gamin-
tojai If patarnautojai, mes
viesbucio valdyba prasalinus
is darbo kelis is jp tarpo;;
ViesbuGio priziur6tojas pra-
Mesa, llad streikas yra SIM
patetinis, mes darbininkai pa
tenkinti uzmokestimi, valan-
domis If darbo salygomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
Zmogzudystes ir Priespauda
Airijoje
ARESTUOJAMI zYMIAU-
SIEJI Atrial.
Arseja stovis visoj salyj.

OuU1AldS, hONO G9.-I U uu-
zudymo cia magistrate (teise-
JOY Bell, anglu valdzia pakele
svarkiq ofensyva prizes visus
zvmesniuosius airius veik6Jus,
ypac sinn-feineriQ organizaci-
JOS vadus.
Is visp pusiQ cia pristatomi
burial suareStuotQ airiQ il NJ
daromi Mountioy kal6jiman.
Arestuojami il atrial -Angli-
JOS parlamento atstovai, kat
rie yra pasizym6je veikime w
Airijos laisve.
Bet zmogzudziai nesuranda-
mi.
Advokatas Ford, kurs atsto-
vauja nuzudyto Bell gimines,
sako, kad teis6jas nuzudytas
tikrai zv6riskai.
Bell keliQ kaukuotq vyrQ
,buvo iStemptas is gatvekario
ir daugeiui zmoniQ matant
nuSautas.
Atrastas nezinomas lavonas.
Sale Banoge tito atrastas
nezinomo nazudyto jauno Emo
gauS lavonas.
Policijai nepavyko patirtl,
Fas per vienas tas zmogus.
NuSautas. Jam akys buvo
uzristos il rankos uzpakalyj
subraklintos.
Pateisinta policija.
Mieste Cork koronerio teis-
me anglu valdzios atstovas
liudydamas pateisino to ME
sto policija, kuri buvo intaria-
ma nuzudyme majoro MacCur-
tain.
Atstovas liudydamas pazy-
m6io, kad ta nakti, kuomet
ivyko zmogzudyste, pollciJos
nariai arba pilde tarnyba ar
ba buvo mamie. Tai, sake, SUI
sokta naudugniausiais tyrine-
ilmais.
Dar vienas veikejas
nuzudytas.
Thurlese nezinomi piktada-
rial ana naktl namQ prleangl
pasiSauke Jamesa Mccarthy II
ant vietos nuzude.
Mccarthy buvo jaunas duon-
kepis, zinomas ten airiu tarpe
veikejas. Pastaraisiais laikais
jam buvo pranesta, kad jis bus
uzpultas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
vEIKIA NAUJAs voKIE-
TIJOS KABINETAS.
Vokieciu darbininkai paten-
KNIT ministeriu sastatu.

Berlynas, kovo 29.-Cia Off
cijaliai paskeIbta, kad sudary-
tas naujas koaliciiinis lIabine-
tas su Hermann Mueller, kai-
po premjeru If uzrubeziniQ
reikalu ministeriu priesakyj.
Siuo kartu be socijalistQ ka-
binetan ineina 8 demokratu ir
4 centro partijos nariai.
Noreta kabinetan pasauktl
If buves ambasadorius Suv.
Valstijose grafas Won Bern
storff. Bet jam pasIpriesino
socijalistai.
Centre partijos ministerial
yra: finansQ, paStQ If telegra-
fu, maisto ir panigyno.
Darbininkai sutinka.
Naujo kabineto pastovumas
prigul9jo nuo vokieciu genera
les darbo federacijos.
Vakar naujas kabinetas tu-
r6jo pirmaji savo susirinkimq
ir nuo federacijos pranesta,
kad darbininkai sutinka su
sqStatu.
Po to ministerial pasiskirste
priedermes ir uz6m6 ofisus.
Pirmiausia naujas kabine-
tas paskyr6 dvi komisiji II
autorizavO anas pasidarbuoti
sustabdyti kovq Ruhr apskri-
tyjj IL pfavesti taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
PALEIsTAS RUMUNIJoS
PARLAMENTAS.

Bukarestas, kovo 80. Gia
paleistas rununq parlanlentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
Bolsevikai neteke 0dessos.

Paryzius, kovo 29.-Cia uk-
rainQ misija gavo ziniu, kad
ukrainQ macdonald arnlija, va
dovaujama generolo Pavlenko,
pa6m& nuo bolSevikQ Odessa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
BOLsEVIKAMS TEKE
10000 NELAISVIU.

Londonas, kovo 80. Is
Maskvos pranesama, kad per
6 savaites veikimo prizes gen.
Denikinq bolSevikai paeme ne
laisv6n 10000 oficierQ ir l00,-
600 kareiviq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
LENKAI SIULO TAXA
BOLSEVIKAMS.
BolSevikai visu lenku frontu
varosi pirmyn.

VarSaVa, kOvO 29.-l1enEQ
vyriausyb6 bevieliu telegraph
pasiQl6 ruSV bOlSevikQ val
dziai taikQ. PraneSG kad, tai
Kos tarybomS prad6ti tinka-
miausias laikaS butQ halan-
1zio 10 d. Lenkai padav6 Su-
geStijQ, kad atStovai Suvazluo-
Ia mieStan Bori>ov. Cia dahar
laukiamaS bol$evikQ valdziCS
atSakymaS.
Uzvakar buvo ziniu. kad
Ienkai savo $ostine is NarSa-
vo< perk6Ie BrombcrS9n,
POznaniun. Pa>tarOji tia Il
MIA IiQdija, kad lenkQ Wy
riauSybt$ perSikGlimaS XII
tur neteiSingas.
Lygiai tq paGiQ dienQ par
iio ziniQ, kad bOl$evikai at
lme nuo IenkQ LietuNos sos
tine Vilniu. Bet tOs ziniOS
ligSiol nepatvirtintoS.
Bolsevikai atima nuo lenkp
miestus.
Varsava, kovo 29.-BOlSevi-
ku kariuomen6 pietuOse nuO
Pripet pelkiQ $50 myliQ from
tn iSvySto SmarkiaS atakas
prieS IenkQ legijonus il vieto-
mis- neSulaikOmai pazangiuo-
ia. ISilgai upeS Sluc bolSevl-
kai nuO lenkQ atSi6m6 kelet&
mieStu il miesteliQ, anot Off
cijaIio lenkQ generalio stabo
praneSimO.
Bet prieSininkui, sakoma
praneSime, nei vienoj vietoj
nepavyko persimesti per upe,
nors tue tikslu buvO darOmOs
pastangos.
Tarpe Beraznia il Litichev
bolsevikai prizes lenllus ana
diena pavartojo bendrai rata
riia II p6stininkus, pridengtuS
sunkiosiOs artilerijOs Sandy
mu.
Be to, bolSevikai prizes svar-
besniasias lenkQ pozicijas daz-
mai paVartoJa lektuVuS.
Zaslavl apylmk6se lenkai
sulig oficijalio praneSlmo, at
kirtO ir kuOne visai sunaikinC
boISevikQ 'brigada. zuvO il
vienas bol$evikQ pull;ininkas
Is atrastQ pas pulkininkq to
kumentu paaiSkejo, jog boise.
vikp kariuomenei buvo isaky
ia zut-but paimti Zaslavl. Be
tas tikSlas neatSiektaS.
Tarpe Baranovka If Miropo
Oubar) bolsevikai koneen
truoja savo sp6kas il gabent
sunkiaia artileriia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-30
KELI sIMTAI zMONIU
SUzEISTA.
Chicagoje zuvo keli zmones,

Chicagoje zuvo keli zmones.
vakar is pietvakaru sono
atuze baisi vesula, vadinama
tornado. Prauze per Elgin,
Melrose Park, Evanston, Viii
mette ir per htus Chicagos
priemiescius. Palette ir Chica-
gos kaikurias dalis.
Paciam Chicago ir apyin-
kese uzmusta % zmones ir
daugelis suzeista. Kitose vie
tose zmoniu auku skaitlius sic
kia daugiau sinto. Suzeistie-
j apskaitomi sirntais.
Vesula ,sunaikino arba ap-
GROVE tukstancius manu-, baz-
nyciu, teatru, banku ir krau-
tuviu. Nuostoliai apskaitoml
milijonais.
Is Chicagos priemiesciu
daugiausia nukentejo Dunning
ir Norwood Park.
Pasaukti kareiviai.
Labai nukentejo miesteliai
Melrose Park ir Elgin. Vienur
zuvo 10, kitur Z zmon6s: Dauz
CELLO zmoniQ dar nesuranda-
ma. Tuojaus imta ardytl SUI
griautu namu griuvesiai.
Vienur ir kitur palaikytl
tvarka If apsaugoti zmoniu
manta paSaukta valstijos ka-
riuomene, kuri patrioliavo
tamsiose gatv6se.
Isliko vos kelios elektros
Sviesos ir keli telefonai. Cat
vekariai nevazin6ja. Gelezin-
keliu b9giai vietomis uzversti
griuv6siais If medziais.
Griuvesius ardyti pasaukta
buvusieji kareiviai II atsar-
CINE milicija. Ieskoma zmoniQ
aukp. Kareiviai stipriai APP
saugoja apgriautas krautuves
il istaigas nuo plesikp.
Nekentejusiose vietose ant
greituju isteigta Raudonojo
Kryziaus stovyklos. Pakilo
darban gydytojai ir nurses.
Netekusiems pastoges EMO
mems ant greitqju parupinta
/ prieglauda.
Kaipir TAXA padare.
Vesula ne visa Elgin palette.
Tx viduriu per kokius zoo
jardp placiai padare kaIpir
TAXA, paskui save palikdama
sunaikinima. Z,
Pakliude operos troba, vie
na kongregacijonalu maldna-
mi il kitus mprus, neskaitant
daugelio gyvenamu namp. Wis
kas paversta griuvesiais.
Melrose Parke palette vaka-
rine dali. Apgriauta svene'
Strides baznycia. Suzeista trys
kunigai parapijos troboje. Baz
nycios varpas, sverias tona'
nutrenktas uz Simto pedp.
Vesulai draugavo stiprus
lietus. Prizes ta gaivala neat
lake nei stipriausi medzial.
viska truskino, lauze.
Daug nlkentejo siaurines
if vakarines dalys Chieagos.
Ezeras atejo pagelbon.
l L. 1~<1 a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
BOB MARTIN KNOCKS
OUT WILLIAMS IN 1ST

BOSTON. Oct. 27-Bob Martin. \.
L. + heavyweight champion, last
night knocked out Larry Williams IF
Bridgeport. Conn. midway in the first
round Of their scheduled ten-round 60,
the feature bout. at the Armory A. A.
with stin right 70 tins jaw. Il was
Martins bout from the start. the y
f. +. champion never giving the
Bridgeport lad a chance TO get going.
After Martin had rushed Williams TO q
corner 1T the ring they were separated
by Referee Larry Conley. Then Ma
tin shot a terrific left 20 he body and
rafting right to the face. Another
stiff right 10 the jaw dropped Williams.
who tried 10 set up. bat fen back aud
was counted cut by the referee The
SHOW ing Of Williams was decided
appointment TO the fans. as not once
during the fight was he able to land a
clean blow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
BASEBALL
GRAND JURY
ENDS PROBE:

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-No further i'm
dlctments will be returned by the
grand jury here in connection with Its
investigation Of dishonesty i'm or
Eanizcd baseball, II Is considered Ger
Jain today The jury is said to have
concluded its probe - far as eNam+Ha-
ton Of witnesses is Concerned, but viii
meet Friday to make its formal report
to the court.
Thirteen men have been indicted by
the jury and these true bills viii he
formally returned in court The ~
djctments name Joe Jackson. Eddie g.
cote, Claude Williams. George WeaN-
Ell. oscar Felsch. Charles Risberg and
Fred McMuuin. active members If the
Chicago White Sox during the 1919
season Arnold GandH. former first
baseman of the Sox; Hal Chase form
err first baseman of the New York
Americans. Chicago White SoN, GIN
cinnati Reds and New York Giants.
Riu Burns. erstwhile pitcher for the
White Sox; Abe Attel former feather
weight champion; J. ]. sport Salt
van. and Rachel Brown, alleged Sos
ton gamblers.
Although it has given some atten-
tion 70 the conduct Of baseball pools
IL is understood that the grand jury
viii deal with this phase OF baseball
gambling through recommendations
only. rather than indictments.
Considerable discussion ives aroused
mere today by the testimony before
the jury yesterday eff Harvey Red
mond hotel keeper. of East 81. Louis.
III that he had informed Charles
Comiskcy, owner of the White Sex thar
eight members of his team had sold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
CNlhatS all this talk about unpu1q2

1srrN, Lester, and you shall hear:
* There are three ways to roll
oigarette-wet it with your
tongue, use paste, or crtmP it,
But Spur is the only cigarette-note
that word only-that has the crimped
seam. No moisture as when you roll
a cigarettc-no paste as used BY other
makers.
Crimpmg makes Spur draw easier,
burn slower, taste better. Looking at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YORK - George Brown
knocked out frankie Rice in the
fourth round frankie Jerome
knocked out Johnny WaHacc in TIA.
first round Frank Edwards was
outpointed by Harvey Bright III
ten rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

a Spur will give you the idea-and
smoking one will give you the result.
And of course everybody knows
that Spurs are blended from choice
Turkish, fine Burley and other home
grown tobaccos. That's where Spurs
good old tobacco taste comes from.
There's lot more to be said-but
write It yourself after you've enjoyed
twenty Spurs from the neat>looklng
brown and silver package.
LIGGETT s. MYERS ToBAcco Co.
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

"1 say she told us day. that this wee one is
more than sign for earth to follow for she hath within
her small hand the key that unocks even the heart of
the great God, the key Of love.
The paths of earth are filed up of these wee ones
Wastes lost loves lost upon the torrentswept sea Of
earh day without beam broken spar to bear ND
their franess Behold, this babe is the very dregs of
sorrow, yet clothed in love- look upon herl Glor
fed Oh, we menl look upon her lips The purity of
Gods love upon them and His heart may be read within
her eyes.
Nothing that contains the fire of Love can be called
poor task and say that since those who live on earth
10th to take these babes then behold these hands
shall lay hold upon flesh and minister unto it. though
no man. seeth their workingr
I II lave gathered from Patience" went on Mrs
Curran following these quotations. that she not only
takes the keenes delight in having this child Of her own
but she has hopes that the fact Of her having adopted
may encourage others to do the same and thus the little
helpless that raised blank ceilings and
reach motherng breast and the little, weak voices
that call for the mother and hear no answering word
may be given least mothers love once removed and
thus feed the life Of the child and the heart of the one
who takes it.
'God shall to the hearts Of earth from out the
babes said Patience for surely since God is in man
he must be renewed the earth through the coming
Of babes.
"'See,' she sad night to q sweet girl who was
holding the Vice. 'thon knowest the warmth of the
bright fame that is kndlng within thee at the touch of
this wee hand. Wrap thine arms about this wee sma
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bind the body in any way The baby looks very attrac.
tive in the poke bonnet petsk bodice and cape of the
old Puritan days. But the temptation is to put OH
frils'
Patience" told the doctor about Mrs. Curran's dis.
obedience in these words
'Thou takest of the innards of the wee ones,
and these here take Of the outards There are
frs upon the insides, but awk The be frills. and
ribbons and trumpery on the outarc'
Such is the unique story Of the Bah who is being
raised by "ghost" In the situt ion lies most in.
terestng possibility which has already served as theme
for several motion picture stories-at as the develop
ment Of child who later becomes the central figure the
priestess not the goddess Of religious which has
grown up around her Clearly those who believe that
little Patience Worth Wee is actual link between the
spiritual world and this material world she becomes
unique personality, child set apart from Others She
provides nucleus for just such religious order ss in
imagination the motion pictures have dealt with Al
ready as Mrs Curran says she has received presents
from all quarters Of the world.
What is TO be her futuref
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s.. John II. Curran, of St. Louis. the ouija board
aovelfst. poetess and adopted mother of the spirit
guided child, Patience Worth Wee.


povelfst poetess and adopted mother of the spirit
guided child. Patience Worth Wee.
ping of a childi In some indefinable way "she''-
subconscous personality phantom of the ouija board
sion or whatever one may determine to call it-as
certain actual physical ties. She points, for in
hce to the resemblance of hair and eyes, 1t is rea-
ship that the Currans do not pretend to under
d something hopeless those who stand outside the
tic maze of spiritualism That Patience" considers
self the spiritual mother is positive also certain,
t she thinks of herself in terms of aesh-andblood
ther we'll According to her story told by Mrs.
rran Patience" lived and died spinster. Mrs. Cur
herself is childless Nothing better be done than
give Mrs Currans own explanation of this extraor-
ary condition of affairs.
OF course" she said, "the hands of Patience
rth' are invisible and where they laid in guild
or in shifting, often is not discernble That she is,
ough the members Of our household, having much to
with everything in connection with the raising of the
e, thoroughly believe.
ny words, told us what to do. Like good superin-
dent, she confines her orders to the times when she
us going wrong, and as long as we going right
hing is said.
dcted that would raise it. Early in its life
had trouble with its food and the family doctor at
pted to Tighten its food in order to let it recuperate
realizing the danger Of starvation in the meantime
tience at this moment stepped in and told it must
be pap, pap, and more papP And when called in
pecialist he began right away to fill it up with pap
it soon got all right.
Another time when some trouble was On, Patience,
to herb it, and when asked what herb to give
She said 'catnip and fennel' We sent for some and
n the doctor we told him Of it. he laughed as he
us that he had brought bottle Of it along with him
. the babyl
"But we have given the child good care physically.
mental and spiritual part Of it. the most important
H. are, of course the most anxious about It's men,
)ty is positively astounding At two years of age It
singing songs to banging accompaniment on the
no and was talking much At three years it is saying
rything il hears and putting sentences together in
rtlng, original way
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me, because It mas q nne
which, she said, would
frighten tho children and
that was not right:
Il, Thy child forever.
play
About Thy knees this
close Of day.
Within Thy arm I now
shall creep
And learn Thy wisdom
while / sleep,
Amen.
"Once we asked fPa-
tience' if the child would
be something out of the
common, and she replied
that this was not her
hope; that if it would
grow to shed one pure ray
of Gods light she would
be satisfied.
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''Since it was two it has said the FOL-
lowing prayer, which Patience gave us
to take the place Of the old Nov lay