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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Every Man vii, Have oneI

%Sedentary workers-those who sit
at their work-especially might note
that II they have the habit Of crossing
their legs. then cant break them
selves Of 1t. they should have a clean
duster, or a remnant of soft cloth.
and lay 1t on the under leg. That at
once stops the shine and wear that
follows Crossing" And, as n buster
is not always at hand. and Crossing"
Is always a temptation. best to cut
the crossing habit clean out. A real
and most saving econOmy.-London
Answers,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

Elaine Hammerstent, ae.--.c> :
winsome star, began a three day en-
gagement at the Strand theatre yes
terday in her newest starring vehicle,
Greater than Fame" Greater than
Fame" is an entertaining story, en-
t~ertainingly told, of a talented young
girl who travels q winding path be-
fore she wins the fame and greatness
that she so richly deserves. She wins,
too, the happiness that love brings,
but not until she has suffered greatly.
Miss Hammerstein is one of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
zZLIeI@EIsIgRls]
lorna LLALnADeE
She Loves !.
and Lies

sf4l, E. 4Y4L--u-4 JunS actresses ana
all her pictures so far have been
worth while" Greater than Fame
is no exception, Tor IT offers her a
splendid opportunity FIR the display
of her extraordinary talents. There
are many "big moments which she
handles admirably. Her supporting
Is an exceptionally strong
one and includes Walter McGrain, re-
membered for his excellent work in
1.-The Country Cousin" and many
others of equal prominence.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
CORNWALL HOLLOW

The quarantine has been taken off at Ernest Ocain's house.
 Orrin Jayson was called to New York state on Wednesday, by the death of his mother.
 Willis Hurlburt spent a couple days in Seymour the past week.
 Miss Genevieve Hall spent the weekend at her home in Kent. Willis Hurlburt, his daughter Ida, and Mrs. Mary Jones called at William Miles in Goshen Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway and son Nelson visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Hathaway on Sunday, who has been confined in the Hillcrest hospital since last July.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Paul spent a few days at her fathers, Felix Jas min. Mr..
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
SOUTH CANAAN

} In his sermon on Sunday the pas tor presented the claims of the suff- ering Armenians, under the title of Christian Stewardship" A collec- tion for Near East Relief was taken As usual creditable contribution was made. A
 Miss Hattie E. Willard has return ed from 8 three weeks visit to Plainville. &s. -.s. .s.... '.4
 George Astleford shipped a fine veal on Tuesday. .s.f
 Lily Loverin is somewhat better, but still quite sick.
 Fred and Mrs. Howe were on a shopping tour in Lakeville on Friday.
 Mrs. Arthur s. Dean is reported as gaining in strength, although not yet out of her room.
 The Neighborhood dance was held on Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Heinz, unpro- pitious weather prevented friends from Torrington and others from attending. Refreshments were served
 atherine and Pauline Houston have returned to their parents in Falls Village, after six weeks stay with Grandma Bushey, while their brother Edward was sick. e@- '....
 There were strangers at church on Sunday. :.9....
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
s--~------~-~~--- kRON VALLEY

helbert Middlebrook, Mrs. kkin and Miss Jessie More
 ended the Woman's Club E the home of Mrs. Harold Haynes of Poughkeepsie
 k-end guest at his home. aac Kelsey of Taconic has Ing Mrs. F. M. Platt. hdys Brazee having finished
 at Morse Business College led a position with Dr. aoebe Lasher and Miss H. ere callers at the Home re- 1 from this place attended School play Friday given in b, by the members of Shar-
 Tit was a success from hish.
 ierstand that E. Guindon ktart a paint shop in the old lat formerly was the old
 hurch.
 Fallon of White Plains has
 ing at his home. krett of New York has 6ng at E. Fitzmaurice's.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
lWS from NEARBY F0WlS
EAST CANAAN

Rehearsal Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. H. F. Lawrence. Friday afternoon the children at No. 5 will give Christmas entertain ment, to which the parents and few friends are invited.
 The church decorations are com pleted, and it will soon be ready for services, and will be used for. the first time probably the 1st Sunday in January, when Rev. Robert Fletcher is planning extra services, music etc.
 MT. and Mrs. D. E. King visited the formers mother and sister in Plainville Sunday. ...
 Miles Roberts and family were at E. s. Roberts Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
NORFOLK

Christmas will be observed in the Congregational church next Sunday evening with special services. H. A. Gushing of New York spent Sunday at Crissey place.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hollister of Winsted spent Sunday with relatives here. ..t ". ....
 Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Parmelee of New Haven spent Sunday at Crissey place. "-.. -r /.
 The condition of Jerry O'Connell, home in Hartford, is reported as improved.
 Miss Marion Mulville spent Sun- day in Waterbury.
 The condition of Charles Fields, a patient in the Litchfeld county hos pital, Winsted, shows improvement.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory and MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood were in Winsted Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Reginald Mitchell spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Frank Smith spent Saturday in Winsted. /
 Miss Mary O'Connell spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary O'Con- nell in Hartford. Misses Rose and Irene Christinat were in Winsted Saturday. Miss Mary Blow is spending few days in Hartford.
 Miss Katherine Butcher was in Winsted Saturday.
 Harold W. Higgins was in Water bury Sunday.
 Miss Kathleen O'Connor of Water bury is spending few days at the home of William Tierney on Grant street. A petition is being circulated for presentation to the public utilities commission seeking continuance of the 8:10 a. m. train from Winsted which it has been hinted will be taken off. This train is needed by Norfolk people, as without it the morning papers and mail would not arrive until about noon. Also New York connections would be very bad without it. # The many friends of Miss Julia Stack, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Timothy Stack of Bristol, formerly of this town, will be pleased to learn that she has been appointed clerk of the probate court for the district of Bristol by Judge s. Russell Mink She is the first woman to hold that position in that district. She has been stenographer in the probate office for years. KS Z.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
SHARON

Miss Susan St. John is spending a few days in Millerton, the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Reed of that place. Among those who attended the group meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Poughkeepsie district, held at the M. E. church in Lakeville were: Mrs. w. K. Landon, Mrs. ,Chas. Dal1in, Mrs. R. Braun stein, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. F. E.. Kline, Miss Mildred Jackson, Miss Frances E. Robinson and Mrs. w.. H. Bartram, the three former being speakers. ....
 Mrs. D. Parker Morgan of New York was the guest Of Mrs. Ashwell few days.
 Mrs. M. c. Burns of Patterson, N. Y. is visitor at the home of her brother, MT. and Mrs. T, J. Harrison.
 Mrs. c. A. Bush of Pondsville, Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. George M.. Marckres. .....
 Royal B. Dakin of Waterbury visited his parents recently.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Eggleston, Hiss Harriett Eggleston and Mrs. G L.. Forte motored to Poughkeepsie on Thursday. a@s+ s
 At the election of officers of the Silver Lake Grange the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Master, Maynard Bartram, Lecturer, Miss E. A. Palmer, Ste ward, Edward Adey, Asst. Steward, A. W. Lamb, Chaplain, Mrs. c. w.. Bassett, Treas, Mrs. F. M. Platt, Sec'y., Laura W. Bartram, Gate Keeper, R. Roselle, Ceres, Ruth E.. Bristol. Pomona, Gladys Brazee, Flora, Grace Lamb, Lady Asst. Ste ward, Mrs. Harry Bartram.
 The Woman's Club met with Mrs. H. B. Dakin on Monday, with Mrs. Mary Willard Eddy as the speaker. Mrs. Peter Flanagan and little daughter of Millbrook are visiting at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. Anna Loughlin. \ John Dahoney, who has been en- ployed on the Colgate Estate for some time past, left last week for an extended time and at present is visit ing friends in Poughkeepsie. John was one of Sharon's most popular young people, and though he will be greatly missed, the best wishes of his many friends go with him. The fox trot prize of $500 in gold wos awarded to Miss Violet Norton and Adelbert Middlebrook at the Basketball Clubs dance recently. The Queen Esther Bazaar which was held in the Congregational church recently, netted them over $1OO.
 There will be special service in the M. E. church on the evening of Dec. 18th, in commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers. The sermon will
 be preached by the Rev. Norman Curry, rector of Christ Episcopal church. This will be a community service and the public is invited. An l offering will be taken for Near East Relief.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
MAN VALLEY

Elley people gave John An surprise Saturday evening d Mrs. Howard Rockwell's l. Anderson has made his
 ,several years. Games and E participated in with a
 ocial time, cake, coffee, and ! s were served. MT. Ander-
 Monday on a business trip
 h.
 ponalds went to Utica last
 he Dairymen's Convention, kate for the Canaan branch |irymen's League. |sie Stevens has returned to |rwalk, where she is receiv- |nent for nerve trouble.
 J. Emmons and Miss Janet |ent Saturday in Great h. ..-..
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
HUNTSVILLE

Mrs. Bertha Morris has gone to Waterbury after spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bushey.
 Charles Soule has installed new Perfection Milking Machine at his farm. @
 Miss Belle Judd is visiting relatives in Milford. t
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Beti are visiting at Frank Passini's.
 Miss Florence Hanchett has re- covered from her recent illness. !
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
ILLS VILLAGE

Mrs. w. B. Rodgers are g friends from the West. odgett has returned home ling a few days in Bridge
 Carrigan spent Thursday rington. nd Charles ySedgwick are r a few days.
 ing Ayres is on the sick
 1
 Jennings is home after veral months in Hartford. hud Rodgers and friend weekend with her broth 5Rodgers in Amesville. app has left the sHanchett as returned to Bridgeport. Blake is spending a couple of town.
 Iephine Hallock left Friday gton, West Virginia.
 Doty, the 8-year-old of MT. and Mrs. Ernest
 at the Litchfield County Eunday mornign. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 Trial in Lime Rock.
 s Dean arrived in town Eening.
 Root has returned home (ding a week at Fred tia Choulet is. on the sick "The Farmerettes" given baan High school, was well and a good time was en- III.
 year dance is to be given In hall, Friday evening, E17th.
 Aisplay of Christmas goods fund at Bartle Brothers ford Maynard and brother In, spent Saturday after reat Harrington.
 Eherine Bayle was a visitor
 last Friday.
 Int School will give an en- At on December 22nd. He school give an enter n the chapel Dec. 29th. Ferguson has gone to
 to work in the railroad Mr. Ferguson has made |nds while in this village, est wishes of the Falls Vil- | e are extended to him. E.. Blake was in Stephenson leg Preston is caring for (g Ayres, who has been on |st.
 |tnment under auspices of d at the Congregational |ednesday, Dec. 20 at 5 kill be a change in the hour B at the Methodist church l this Sunday. Sunday 1 1O:15, preaching service
 Please bear this change
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
Lietuvos Misilia
Chlcagoje

ISanksto pranestu aiku LeuvOs Msa atvyko Chlcagon
vaSaro l5 ryte Nezurn ddeo SacO, skatngl karevlal
IL Siaip zmon6S ia paskO Illinois Central stotye Victims
kometas nuydtjo Svecus vieSbuti.
Po petQ 2:30 Msa avazavo aStuntojo pulko svetalne
ginkuotuve) Kei ukstancia moniQ jau buvo susirnke
KarevQ kuopa unfomaiS sustoe dviem ELLEN saiuavo
svetuS kure pa>Svekno karevaiS il pasku uos seo
vidQ.
Svetant buvo grazai SpuoSa Amerkos il Letuvos vea-
vom bel $palvomi< Tai nuopenas j. Viskonto, kur buvo
nusamdes gabu enkq dekoratOru.
LeuyO> MSa in6iO Sveaine orkestrai nksmai grojant
Coras Spd AmerkoS himnQ p Bagdzunas angliSkai pa
Svekno su>rnkimQ PmutnS kab6o mlesto maJoro atsto
vas D. Harry P Miller Visa programa 6o suig atSpausto pra
neSmo PraneSme buvo nemn6t du kalbetoa es6as Hugo
Pam il buvcs senatOriu> Lewis,
Laika> progrmoj paskirta< bonas parcavnet sutrum-
pntaS LietuviSkQ prakabQ ellie prad6o kun Serafnas s
rumpa kabto Paskui j kalbeo kun j. zilius ape ai kad
Ietuva tunt iris preSuS $auko il iris SvidauS Ilgai kali
b6o D. Zades ape Lieuvos karuomene II ape boSevlkl
kladas is tvrtno kad KapSukas aues darbo bogu
ma ken1es eo Paskutni kalb6o pats Lieuvos pasiun
tnys merikQ j. VieiSis pe septnta vaandQ pasbaige
iSkimtS LietuvOs himnu. .s
TQ patti vakarQ dar buvo pagerbmo vakorien6 Audito-
rum veSbutyie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
LENKAI sUT1NKA TAIK1N
TIES sU BoLsEv1KAIs.
Bet pirmiau turi pasitarti su
talkininkais.

Varsava, vas. 16.-Socijali-
stu il darbininkp partijq atsto,
val ana diena Gia premjerul
Skulski ir generolui Pilsudskl
indava savo paziuras klausi-
me taikos su bolsevikais.
Premjeras Skulski pranesf
atstovams, jog pastaroji Rusi-
jos sovietu nota taikos reikale
rimtai aptariama. LenkQ atsi-
nesimas i pasiuloma taika yra
sirdingas.
Ir jei bolSevilai, sake prem
jeras, iSreiksia toki pat Sir
dinguma, tuomet taika gall
ivykti veikiai. Bet pirm koyo
men. nieko toxic. negalima Il
kettles. Mes lenkai kaikurlais
klausimais pirmiau pasitarsia
-su talkininkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
Lietuvos Taryba Patvirtino Paslola (Fsasz (sa !
AT|DE7AS GELEzINKE-
LEG|ysTRE|KAS.

Washington, vas. 16,-Gele.
zzinkelieGiQ atstovai il virsai-
ciai paklause prezidento Viii
sono patarimo il streika atide-
jo neapribuotam lailui.
Prezidentas Wilsonas paski.
ria is ekspertQ komitetq, ku,
riam bus paHsta aptarti dides,
Mo uzmoke3io klausima,
Vasario % d. Gia konferen,
cijon suSaukiami visQ gelezin.
kelieGip atskiriQ organizacijg
-iQ yra 15-atstovai. Bus ia,
riamasi apiefprezidento Wilso.
no pasiulymus.
Prezidentas gelezinkelie,
CLANS pasiulymus indav6 kon.
feruodamas anadien su TRIMS
jig virSaiciais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
ATGARSIAI APIE LANSIN
GO ATsTsTATYDINIMA.
Prezidento priesininkai pake.
liza trukSma.

Washington, Vas. 16.-Paki-
10 didei nepasitenkinimai ap-
linkybamis, del kuriq valstybeS
sekretorius Lansing turejo ap-
leisti vieta. VieSoji opinija,
kick slNinoma, stow Lansingo
pus6je. Net demokratu parti-
jos vadovalamieji laikraSciai
neprielankiai atsinesa tuos
nesutikimus, ;pakilusius kabi-
nete.
Kongreso zymi dahs atstovu
.tvirtina, kad Lansing turejes
teise Saukti sekretorius konfe-
reneiiosna. Mes jis .skaitesi
premjeras. Konferencijos bu-
vo reikalingos, kuomet sirgda-
mas prezidentas buvo atvien6-
tas nuo visokiu svarbiQ reika-
H.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
sTAI KoKIoS KARES PA
sEKMEs.
Baisus daiktai veikiasi Aus
trijoje.

Vienna, vas, "A. Vaikp
'teisme teisejas Hans Fiala is
klausinejo Rudolfa Friedl, 10
1netq vaika, kaltinama uz no
rejima nuzudyti savo dyiejp,
tokip iaunuciQ ,kaip jis, seserq.
"Tevas il motina ., pasako-
10 verkSlendamas vaikas tel
sejui, ''kasdien bardavosi uz
mus. Jiedu sakydayo, neturl
uztektinai maisto sesiems val
kams. Jiedu sakydayo, kad
.daug geriau butQ, kad nors
du is vaiku mirtQ.
LAS negavau nieko valgyti
per dvi dieni. Maciau, kaip
mano seserys valg6 duona.
Meginau nuo jQ atimti duonos.
Buvau labai isalkes. Bet jos
man nedave. Tevas il motina
pasake, kad neturi daugiau
.duonos. Pasiemiau peili is vir-
tuves. Seserys isbego laukan
SUI duona. AS paskui jas. Pa
sivijes viena duriau su peiliu.
.Norejo nusudyti dvi seseri.
aBet jos nesuzeidziau. Tx
ipioviau rankos pirsta.
"Sekaneeia nakti isalkes ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
sUoKALBIAUJA BUVEE
IMPERAToRIUS.
10 noreta iskeliauti UngarijOn.

Budapestas, vas. 16. is
sveicarijos pranesta, kad ba-
YES Austrijos imperatorius
Karolis, prisidenges. svetima,
pavarde, megino atkeiauti Un.
ga1ijon su tikslu atgauti em
sosta.
sveicarijos konsuliui vakari-
nej Ungarijoj buyo ind induota
.viizuoti pasporta vardu Kaspar
Kovacs. Prize pasporto buyo
prideta fotografija.
Konsulis fotografijoje pazi:
no buvusi imperatorip il pas
porto neyizavo. Pasporta VIZ
zuoti buvo padaves pulkinip=
kas Lehar, naujai paskilfas1sS
gubernatorius yakarinej Unga-
.rijoi.
Reiskia, buvo padarytas
suokalbis parsikyiesti buvusI
imperatoriu II pavesti jam sos
Ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
VOKIEGIAI PRIVALO DAU-
GIAU MOKETI Uz
NUOSTOLIUS.

Paryzius, vas. IT, Pran-
cuzijos vyriausybe prie abel
nojo atlyginimo, reikalaujamo
nuo vokieciQ, pridejo dar 4o
milijonq frankly uz nuostolius,
atliktus vokieGiams bonlbar-
duojant PalyziQ is toll sau-
jamu armotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
SULTANAS PASILIKS
KoNSTANTINoPO-
LYJ.

Paryzius, vas. II. Augs-
Giausioji talkininkq taryba
nusprend6 turku sultana pa,
likti gyventi Konstantinopo-
ly.j. Bet turku vyriausybei bus
uzdrausta ten tur6ti kariuo-
menas. Turkijos vyriausybe.
be to, lures duct gvarantija
DardaneliQ klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
'sUOMIJOJE AREsTU0JAMl
BoLsEvIKV AGENTAI.

Gelsinfgorsas, vas. 16.-Per
praeitas kelias dienas Suomi
joje suareStuota daugiau kalp
so zmoniQ, katrie platino boil
sevikine propaganda.
Kai-kuriose vietose, kaip pa
sakojama, tie bolsevikiniai
agentai dalino darbininkams
ginklus ir bombas.
Tarpe suarestuotp esanti zy-
mi dalis II svetimsaliq. Tie
kuoveikiaus bus deportuoti is
Suomijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
cUKRUs IS EGLIU KAMA:
DoJE. ;i

washington, vas. II. AZ
merican Forestry Magazine.
pranesama, kad Britanijos ca
'lumbijoj British Columbis
susekta cukrans augilnas ant
.eglip medzip. Sakonla, indijo-l
mai jau senai yartoja to cukrgs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
svEICARIJA IsToJo TAU
TV SAJUNGoN.

Berne, sveicarija, vas. 10
Prezidentas .Motta paskalte
parlamentui talkininkp tele-
grama. Pranesta, ,kad sveicari-
ia priimama tautu sajungon II
gvarantuoiama jos militarine
neutralyb6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
zAL1A MEDv1LNE.

Dalton, Ca, vas. II. Far
merys O'Briant paskelb6, jog
jam pavyko uzauginti graziq
zaliq medvilne savo farmoje
Apie tai senai buvo darbuoia-
masi mokslininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
BUVEs KAIzERIs NEBUs
TEISIAMAS.
Norma, kad jis but prasalin-
tas is Europos.

Paryzius, vas. 16.-Cia pa
skelbta, kad talkininkQ aug
SGiausioji taryba konferencijo-
je Londone nusprend6 pamesti
daryti pastangas su tikslu is
gaati is Olandijos il teisti bu-
vusi vokieeiQ kaizeri.
Pasiusta Olandijai nota il
nurodyta, kad 0landija tur6tp
buvusi kaizeri iSsiQsti kur
kokia savo kolioniia, toliaus
nuo Europos il il tenai apgy-
vendinti. Mes buves kaizeris
Europai pavojmgas.
Isdavimo vokieGiu klausimas.
Sis klausimas dar nera ais
kus. Bet, matyt, jis paslbalgs
taippat be pasekmiQ. AngliJos
atstovai atrado dideli skirtu-
ma tarpe "kar6s kriminalis=,
tp,'' reikalaujamu isduoti.
Taryba tad, kaip praneSama,
sutikusi pareikalauti isduoti
tik .tuos vokieGius, katrie yra
liepe atlikti piktus darbus, bet
ne tuos, katrie liepiami atlike.
Prancuziios premjerui Mil
lermd pavyko apdrausti sakl-
nj: Yokietija is susilpnmtos So
lygos iS9uoti If nubausti prasi-
zengusius vokiecius tegu neis-
veda. kad ir kit taikos sutar-
ties skyriai lures but susilp-
mint.
olandija neklausys diktavimo.
Is Hague apturima ziniQ,
kad 0landiia prastai atsinesa j
talkminkp reikalavimus. Olan-
dijos vyriausyb6, iei noretQ, vi
suomet gal6tq buvusi kaizerl
perkelti gyventi toliaus nuo
Vokietijos rubeziQ.
Bet, sakoma, toll grazu nesu-
tiks, kad talkininkai jai dix
tuotu buvusi kaizeri issiQsti
kur j kokia kolionija. Olandl-
ia to nepadarys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
JUGoSLAvIJA PAsKYRE
PAsIUNTINI VATI-
! KANAN.
Belgradan paskirtas pral.
Cherubini.

Rymas, vas. II. Jugos-
lavijos vyriausyb6 Vatikanan
paskyre savo karalystes atsto-
va plenipotenta. Juo yra DR..
Bakotich.
Monsignoras Cherubini pa
skiltas sventojo Tavo pasim-
tiniu Jugoslavijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
DEL MoKEsc1U UzDARY-
IA TEATRAI.

MaGndas, Ispanija, vas. l6.
Teatru savininkai nuspren.
de uzdaryti visus teatrus visoj
Ispanijoi neapribuotam laikui
del paskelbtQ zaisminip nloke-
seiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17

lium, kad tasai neleidzia TALK
ninkams skriausti silpnesnia-
sias tautas.
Prezidento Wilsono nota
smarkiai palette If paeia taikos
sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17

Sios darhams Situ yisu Arki-
vysknpu r. yvskupu yardu lad
ir isleidziamas ganytoiinis ras-
tas daueiau kaip 90 milijonu
Itikineiniu.
Ta d;ona l,uomet oanytoiiii-
n;s raStas hns ska;tomas. kata-
lila; nara ointi nasimeisti
.syentoio Tayo j. yvskupu in in
tanciiai Raznvcios ir Sales
ooroyni
-.
SuVaAaVlmo atgafslal'
Ganytoiinis rastas parasytas
na apal nutarimu IT. m'inties w
sl,nnu snyaz;ayimo. iyylllsio
6;a nerniai Padaroma abelna
nerzyalsa siandieninio stoyio
nasaulyi r. nareiskiama. log
atstatvd;nimas turi remties
eI,ardziais nrincinais. bet ne
=. ranlynna;s
n;as;as.;a DON. o+Lro;n;a-
I'll, o.,,,,,a +o;srhis. r.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17

galejau uzmigti, Tad nuejau
virtuven If vel pasiemiau pei
Ii. Inejau kambarin, kur Sc
serys Gretchen ir Stephanie
miegoio. Ten vel pavartojau
peili. T"
PaaiSk6jo, kad vaiko tiks-
las buvo nuzudyti tas dvi Sc
seri, kad jam If Kittens trims
likusiems vaikams paskui tex
tn daugiau duonos ir kitokio
maisto.
Bet vaikas tikslo neatsieke,
nes seseris tik lengyai suicide.
II pats atsidure kaltininkQ
suolan.
TiEHai balsus dalktas.
Tai tokios ella kares pasek-
mes. Kare pakele bada. Pasta
rasis piktadariavimus. Net
mazi vailSai virsta piktadariais
kovodami su badu.
Tokip atsitikimQ Austrijoje
yra daug. Tx apie tai nepra-
nesama. Spauda uzimta Sales
likimo klausimais. Kad tuo
tarpu iSalkusios if isbadeju-
sios tautos zieduose ina apsi-
reiksti pragaistis.
Visas krikseioniskas pasau-
lis, kas tik turi istekliaus, tu-
retp gelbeti badaujaneias Eu,
ropos tautas. TuretQ gelbeti
nors vaikus, pragaistin puo7
laneius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-17
BUS sKAITOMAS VISoSE
BAzNYcIosE vASA-
RIO %.
Vardu Arkivyskupu ir Vysku
pu pasiraso kardinolas
Gibbons.

Washington, vas. 16. Pr
mu kartu i trisdesimts penke-
rius metus Suv. Vasltijq Arki-
vyskupai If Vyskupai paskel-
bia bendrq ganytojini rastq i
savo dvasiSkija if j visus tt
kinciuosius.
Tasai rastas bus skaitomas
visose Sales baznyciose is pa
mokslinip vasario % d. Ras-
ta parenge kardinolu Gibbons
ir O'Comell il vietos katali-
kiSko universiteto rektorius,
Arkivyskupas Shahan. Pc ras-
tn visos Katalikq Hierarchijos
vardu pasiraso kardinolas Glib
bOns.
Atsiliepiama j 20 miliionu.
/ 1884 metals buvo paskelb-
tas toksai Kataliku Hierarchi-
JOS raStas po trecioio Vyskupq
suvaziavimo m. Baltimore, Md.
Kardinolas Gibbons yra We
mas is gyvujq, kurs buyo pasl-
raSes po tuometinil rastu srl
Izitais rs Americas Arkivysku-
pals il Vyskupais.
siandie Suv, Valstijose yra
101 ArkivyskupQ il Vyskupq,
neslsaitant Vyskupu sufraganQ
If Vyskupu be vyskupiJq, pa
skirtu nepaprastiems Bazny-
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Spaudos komentarai.

Patirta, jog talkininkp prem
jerai tuojaus imsis darbo. Jie
pagamins atsakyma preziden-
tut Wilsonui. iSaiskins visa da-
lykQ stow. Ir, sakoma, toles-
Mai nieko nebus veikiama
prizes Suv. Valstijp nora.
Italijos vyriausyb6 labjaus
uz kitas nustebinta. Italija jau
buvo besitvarkius ir besikraus-
Gius i jai pavedamus Adriati-
kos pakraSeius, kad Stai II vel
sutrukdomas visas darbas. II
vel nezinoma, kokios bus is to
pasekm6s.
Prancuzu spauda prezidento
Wilsono nota skelbia kaipo
dienos sensacija. Sake, prezi-
dentas Wilson's grumojas ap-
leisti talkininkus ir Europos
reikalus, jei talkininkai sauva-
liai veiksia Adriatikos klausi-
me.
Kaikurie italp laikraseiai
piktai atsineSa i prezidento
-Wilsono nota, gi patti preziden-
ta pavadina Amerikos kara