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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14

Ne kiekvienam gal supranta-
ma is paduodamu telegramu a.
pie Lenkq veikima Lietuvoje. Tad
stai paaiSkinimas.
Lenkai kituomet begdami nuo
bolseviku apleido Vilniu. Bet jie
neatsizadejo il pasisavinti pasi-
taikius pirmiausiai progai.
Ia proga jiems pakliuvo, kuo-
met apginta nuo bolsevikq Var
sava ir kuomet Lenkai iSnaujo
sugryzo j Letuvos parubezius.
Nuo tes dienos Lenkai visas
laikas Sauke, buk Lietuviai ben
draujasi su bolSevikais ir visas
laikas brievesi Lietuvos gilumor.
Vilniu senai jie butQ buve uz-
eme. Mes ju armija yra skaitlin-
gesne uz Lietuvos armija. Bet
.buvo kliuciu tas padaryti. Pr
miausia, su tue ju zygiu nelabal
sutiko visi talkininkai. Paskui, to-
kiuo pasielgimu jie butQ uzsit-
rauke viso pasaulio paniekq.
Kad to visa iSvengti, iie sup
lenavo kitokiais keliais uzgrobti
VilniQ.
Pastuma savo armiia su kokiuo
tai "generolu" ze11gouski ant
Vilniaus ir po kruvinu musip
su Lietuviais paeme miesta. Tuo
paciu momentu, sulig padarytq
plenu, is Varsavos paskelbta,jog
girdi, to Zellgouskio karuomene,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
LLOYD GEORGE ASTRAL
KRITIKUoJAMAS.

Londonas, spal. u. = Bu-
vusis Anglijos pirmininkas
Asquith astriais zodziais krl-
tikuoja ir peikia minister pir-
mininka Lloyd George uz Jo
pasakyta anadien kaiba Vail
joje Airijos reikalais.
Pateisinimas policijinio pa
giezos teroro negali butt nieko
baisesnio kiekvienai vyriau-
sybei. .Tas reiskia, kad vyriau-
sybe jau netekusi priemonlq
ir speku patvarkyti Sail be
teroro. Toksai Sales valdy-
mas nera jocks valdymas, bet
tikroji anarchija, sake As
quith.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
DIPLOMATAI GALVoMIS
LINGUoJA APIE LENKV
vEIKIMA.
Sake, ar tik ne pertoli jie
vaziuoja.

Ryga, Spal. 13. = Lenkai su
bolsevikais pabaige armistici-
jos salygas il tik reikia jas
patvirtipti paraSais.
Dziaugiasi Lenkai lgydami
nuo bolSevikq tokias 'svarbias
Lenkijai salygas. Visqsvar-
biausioji Lenkams salyga =
tai gaunamas karidorius tar
pc Lietuvos If Rusijos.
Tas karidorius visai atski-
ria Lietuva nuo Rusijos ir
rduoda Lenkams teise tik jiems
vieniems tureti kokiQ-nors rel
kalQ SUI Lietuva.
Dziaugsmas nedoreliams.
Lenkai dziaugiasi uzeme kuo-.
ne puse Lietuvos zemiQ, dide-
lius plotus Baltgudijos If u
krainijos.
Bolsevikai gi pradziuge tue,
kad jiems teks veikiai su Len
kais susitaikinti If paskui Vi
sas savo spekas atkreipti prizes
Wrangeli.
Savo keliu diplomatai j tuos
Lenkq zygius atsineSa su di-
dele abejone. Jie sake, jog
Lenkai megina pavergti ne tik
viena Lietuva, bet visas Bal
tijos respublikas. Toks zygis,
sake, labai pavojingas. Ypae
Lenkams labai pavojingas is
m6ginimas tas tarpe Lietuvos
If Rusijos karidorius. Tas is
meginimas jjiems gall atDesti
labai kareias pasekmes.
Bolsevikai nedovanos
Lenkams.
Ia viena. Kita, sake diplo-
natal, Lenkai neatsargiai atsi-
mesa i tarybas su bolsevikais.
Bolseyikai padare taikos su-
TART su Lietuva il pastaraja
isdave sumindziodami sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
sTAI We KOKIE LENKU
zABANGAI.

VARsAVA, Spal. Is. - IS
Lidos cia pranesta. jog Len
ku gen. Zellgouski. Vilniuje
prokliamavo nauja valdzia,
kuria pavadinO "centralin6
Lietuvos valdzia.'
Ia vald5ia, sakoma, paskel-
busi visa eile prokliamaciiQ.
Pirmiausia prokliamuota
mania Vilniaus valstybe, netu-
rinti nieko bendra su Kauno
vyriausybe. Prokliamacijoje
pasakyta, jog trumpoj ateityj
tos Vilniaus valstybas busias
suSauktas seimas.
Kitoj prokliamacijoj Vii
niaus valdzia atsipraSo Lsenki-
jos vyriausyb6s, kad gen. ze-
llgouski karuomen6 pakelusi
maiStus ir ''be Lenkijos auto
rizavimo" inejusi Vilniun.
Pranesta VarSavos Lenkams
apie isteigima nauios valsty-
bes If prie tos valstybes pris-
kyrima miesto Gardino.
Dar htoj prokliamaciioj pa
reiskiama, kad Lenku karuo-
meme, veiHan6ioji centralinej
Lietuvoj, turi skaityties kaipo
okupacijos armiia. Vilniaus
valdzia pazymi, jog ton-arlni-
Jon bus pasiusti komisijonie-
rial.
Vilniaus valdzia pranese Lie
tuvos Vyriausybei Kaune, pa
siulydama anal tarybas, girdi,
kad nustatyti ateiciai abiejq
valstybiu santikius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
$4,000 AUKsINy L.
.RAUD. KRYz|U|.

Pirmadienio vakare North
Sides (Chicago) Katalikp Fe:
deracijos % skyrius turejo
susirinkima., Paskaityta teleg-
rama nuo gerb. kun. j. Pet
raiGio, L. Raudonojo Kryziaus
Centre pirmininko.
Ir, kaip bematant, sumesta
$1,000. Skyrius is kasos pride
10 $74.0O. Isviso $4,000. Tas
padare $4,000 auksinu. Ir tie
pinigai tuojaus pasiusti L. R.
Kr. centran.
Reikia pazymeti, jog is au-
kavusiu gerb. Kasparas But
kevieius pakloio $4,000.
Tai kane Northsidieciu pat
rijotizmas!
Pr. j. Paliulis,
L. R. K. F. 43 skyr. rast.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
Del Vilniaus Likimo

kuri esa sudaryta is Lenku ir
Lietuviu, pakelusi maistus ir pries
Lenku vyriausybes nora uzemusi
Vilniu.
Po Vilniaus puolimo Lenkijos
seimas padaro rezoliucija anek-
tuoti Vilniu.
Tuo tarpu Lenkq vyriausybes
imokytas zellgouski Vilniuje
statosi tokiuo komedijantu, kaip
kad Italu lakunas d Annunzio
Dalmatijos mieste Fiume. Jellgou-
ski skelbia prokliamacijas, Vilniu-
je steigia neva kokia, tai valdiza,
Saukia tarybosna Kauno yyriau-
sybe, nes, girdi, Vilniaus valsty-
be pasiskelbusi atskira nuo Lietu-
vos valstybes. Pagaliaus jis pro-
klamacijomis atsipraSo Varsavos,
kad jo karuomene pakelusi maiS-
tus.
Kick palaukus tasai Zellgorls-
XII ir nauja Vilniaus valstybes
sutirps< Lenkuose r Lenkai isnau-
jo ponaas Lietuvos sostineje.
Tai We kaip Lenkai pagrobs
Vilniu.
Reikia tiketies, kad jie patys
nesugalvojo tokiu daiktu. Mes jie
perziopli. Jiems pagelb6jo tai pa
daryti Prancuzai.
Lenkai buvo name, kad niekas
nesupras tq ju plenp. Bet jp
gramozdumas tuoj viska isaiskino..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
ZELLGOUSKIO KARU0ME-
NE YRA LENKV REGULE-
RE KARUOMENE.

RYGA, spal. Is. - "Mes
isdavem Uhainiia, gi jus is
Gavete Lietuva,' pasake 6ia
Lenku delegacijos narys Gra-
bsh ! Joffe, bolseviku delega-
cijos pirmininka.
Ir pirmutine auka h:ito Lie
tu7a. BolSevikai dar nepadare
su Lenkais armisticijos, kad
tue tarpu Lenkai jau isibrio-
We Lietuvon ir paeme jos Sos
tine Vilniq.
Cia Lenkai paklausti apie
gen. zellgouski zygius atsake,
jog tasai gen. esas pasekes
Italu lakuno O. Annunzio pedo-
mis-. Kaip Annunzio Italu var
du uzpuoles Fiume If pasisa-
vines, taip zellgousd Lenku
vardu yra padares su Vilniu-
mi.
Tas nuotikis reiSkia, jog Il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14

Taip jie gall padaryti ir sr,
Henkais. Ir jie Lenkams me-
dovanos, kuomet apsidirbs su
savo vidujiniais priesininkais.
Apie Vilniaus paemima cia
sakoma, jog paimti Vilnisl
plenai, matyt, ,sugalvoti Len
kq dvarininkp, kurie Lietuvo-
je turi daugeli dvarp. Ta jie
padare susitarus su Lenkijos
vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
SEMIONOV IR BUDENNY
PAGELBON WRANGELIUI.
BolSevikai neteko Nikolajevo.

Paryzius, Spal. IS. -. Gen.
Semionov, prieSbolsevikin6s
karuomenes vadas Siberijoje
praneS6 gen. Wrangeliui, jog
jis pasiduodqs Wrangelio va
dovavimui II laukias isakymu,
ka toliaus turis veikti.
Ukrainijoj prizes bolsevikus
orSanizuoja karuomene nese-
mai buves bolSevikq raitarijos
korpuso idolas, gen. Budenny.
Matyt, j Maskvos valdzia
praSalino is raudonosios armi-
jos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
SESERYS VIENUOLES
.PARAGINTOS BALSUOTI
SALES RINKIMUOSE.

Baltimore, Md, spal. II (su-
velintay. = Kardinolas Gibb-
ons per: savo seBretoriu paskel-
be paraginima visq baznytiniq
kongregacijQ seserims vienqo-
lens registruoties ir balsuoti
Sales rinkimuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
KIJEVAS PAIMTAs INSU-
RGENTU.

varsava, spal, 13. sulig
gautp eia ziniu, bolsevikai is
Kijevo pasitrauke If tan mics
tan inejo Ukrainai insurgen-
tai.
Kijevas yra .Ukrainijos sos
tine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
DETROITO LIETUVIAI AU-
KOJA LIETUVAI DALIS
UzDARB|y.
["Draugui' telegramal.

("Draugui" telegrama).
Detroit, Mich, Spal. II (su-
v6linta). - Detroito Lietuviai
masiniam susirinkime siandie
vienbafsiaf nutar9 kas m6nuo
aukoti dali uzdarbio kol Len
kQ karuomen6 nebus iSvyta is
Lietuvos teritorijq.
POlitikos Komitetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
I.nndnnas Snal 12.

Londonas, Spal. 13. - All
rial sinn-feineriai tvirtina, jog
Anglijos ministerio pirminin-
ko Lloyd George prizes Airi-
ja reiskia karo paskelbima Al
riiai. a.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
PIRYITE
LIE'TUVOS PASKOLOS
BONUS
PINlGy kURsAs.

svetimu saliq pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 spalip u
buyo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui 1882
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 1.62
Lenkijos 100 markiu A
yokietiios 100 mardu l62
Prancuzijos uz $1.OO IA fr. IS
Ita1ijos uz $1,OO "a !. 95
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
TALKININKAI PATARIA
LENKAMS SUSILAIKYMA.

Paryzius, Spal. 13. = Pran-
cuzija !su Anglia Lenkams pa
siunte bendraja nota. Pataria
Lenkams rubezip klausime
kiek-nors susilaikyti, nestatyti
Rusijai -peraugStQ reikalavi-
mu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
KUDIKELIo JEzAUS PRIEGLAUDA, KAUNE.

Raudonojo Kryziaus Re
mejq Dr-ja aukojo 3,000.ee
Viso labo -, -. $7,57S.F
1ssiusta Kaunan.
Kun. Petkus isvezze Kau-
nan -. S,G00.M
Atstovas Julionas Balse-
vicius .!...... $4,000
Per broliq VailokaiGiu
banka is Lakeside Par
ko ,............. 100000
Pittstonieeiai per p. Gu
daiti 1,00o.0O
Tautos Fonde padeta 1,457.n
Pas atstova ant rankQ 320.76
Viso labo $5157s.+7
Visiems aukoto.am tariu
nuosirdzziai aeiui Kudikelio
Jezaus Draugijos vardu, jos
globojamu kudikiq jausmais
If savo dekingumu.
Su pagarba
Jonas seskauskas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14
AUKOS KUDIKELIo JE-
zAUS DRAUGIJAI KAU-
NE sURINKToS AT
" SrOVO JONO sEs-
KAUSKO.

Braddock, Pa. $2s.25
Homestead, Pa. ,..... 51.68
Bentleyville, Pa. ..~.. $500
Sugar Notch, Pa. -. T.95
Kingston, Pa. .......... 42.0O
Plymouth, Pa. ........ 11.85
sauliq draugija, Pitts
ton, Pa. -. n.00.
Kolekta bazny6ioj kun.
KasakaiGio parap.,
Pittston, Pa. G.O0
Girardville, Pa. ...... $3.50
Mahanoy City, Pa. -, 54.65
Sv. Prancisk. parap. Mi
nersville, Pa. (kun.
Jonas Dum6ius) -. $50.2S
st. Clair, Pa. (Kun. j.
Rastutis) 15.5e
Tamaqua, Pa. ....... 1850
Lakeside Parke Pennsyl
vanija (6-ta Liet. die
no) 100000
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-14

Pittston, Pa. ........ 100000
South Chicago, III. -. ATS
sv. Kryziaus par, Chicago,
III. 1910
Sv. Mykolo par. Chicago,
III. 444.2O
Sv. Petro If Povylo par.
Chicago, II. 44.13
Ausros Vartu par. Chica-
go, Ell. ............ a. %
sv. Kazimiero par. Chi
cogo, Heights, Ill. =. 500
Melrose Park Illinois =. N.75
Waukegan, I'll. 111.O0
Kenosha Wis. 80. 51.45
Racine Wis. =. ,... 1900
Milwaukee Wis. 24.00
Sheboygan> Wis. ....,, 423O
Cicero III. 1912
sv, Jurgio par. Chicago,
III. 2l5.N
Nekalto Prasidajimo par
Chicago, I'll. 53.4
Dievo Apveizdos par.
Chicago, Ill. 12l01
Seniau surinkta If. apgar-
sinta 10000
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
FAST TILL sSUNDOWN
MosIems Observe Ramadan by
20 Days of Trials.
Race for Table When Gun Sounds Sig
naI-Brit;sh Navy Practice
Fools Them.

Constantinople.-M oslems have just
been observing Ramadan, a month of
trials to all classes, especially to la
boring men, who are supposed to go
without food, drink and tobacco from
sunup to shutdown.
Turkish restaurants are watched
carefully by Mohammedan policemen,
who are instructed to arrest customers
and owners alike if any of the follow
ers of Allah violate the laws of the
Koran. Consequently Christian res
taurants, and especially those which
have private rooms, become very pop
u!ar with Mohammedans during the
IS days which are supposed to be Civ
en- over to fasting and prayer.
Big guns are fired in Constantinople
to indicate shutdown and the rush OF
Turks to coffee houses and restau-
rants approaches riot in STEAMBOAT
and other Turkish sections of Con-
stantinople. Recent evening target
practice of the British fleet has fire.
quentIy been confused-many times
intentionally-with the food gun and
MosIcTns have broken their fast ahead
of time.
Hot weather has made Ramadan es-
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CRUSOE'S ISLAND AS A PARK
Chilean Government May Make
Pleasure Resort Of CastaWay's
Home.

Honolulu, Hawaii.-RObinson Cru
soe's cave may soon be converted into
sleeping quarters for globe trotters,
according to Prof. w. A. Bryan, vice
president of the Hawaiian Historical
society. The Chilean government,
Prof. Bryan said. is considering Great
ing national park and tourist resort
on the island of Juan Fernandez, fam
ed as the abode of Alexander Selkirk,
the shipwrecked sailor, on whose cast
away career Daniel DeFoe based his
povel
Modern hotels and other attractions
would be erected on the island, accord
ing to plans being considered. The
beauty and verdure of the island, Mr..
Bryan says, is similar to the oldest
part of the Hawaiian islands.
Two nights were spent by Prof.
Bryan recently III Selkirk's cave. He
is at present in the south seas seeking
proofs of his theory of submerged
continent in the Pacific.
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is BIGGEST ONE IN FLEET
Admiral Rodman of the Pacific Squad
ron viii Soon Lose His Laurels
to Dog.

Seattle. Wash.--Admiral Hugh Rod
man is soon TO lose the distinction OF
being the biggest sailor in the Pacific
feet
AS soon as the Pyro. the new naval
ammunition ship now preparing to put
to sea at Bremerton, joins the fleet the
Adniral's laurels will go, for one OF
the members of the Pyro's crew tips
the scales at 2T6, just nosing out the
fleet commander. The corpulent one
is neither officer nor enlisted man, but
the ships mascot, Commodore, two
year-oId Newfoundland dog owned by
Lieut.. F. r. Sale.
Commodore's mother, Queen, of New
York, is said to be the heaviest fe-
male Newfoundland in the United
States and his father was a brother
of Big Ben. who weighs nearly 300
pounds.
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Latah County Records

Deeds-Cnas f. Jain to G. T. Clark,
$155, 3-S Genesee.
Charles Burke to A. o. Knutson,
$500, 10-11-3 Lieu 4th, Moscow.
Cornelia Hand to Kit S. Washburn,
$4,000, soft by $50 TT. in lot 5, Russell's
Moscow
Released. F. Rae to E. w. New
man r-m 1852.
M L--Ralph W. Seaveh, Colfax, and
Lorona Albright, Palouse.
Deeds-Green B. Dyer to James
Lang, 81, $50 it. by $50 it, in SEA
SWA 1894.
Lou A. Fonberg to Charles e. Fon-
berg, 81, lots /, 2, E1a NWA 1881.
Lease-Nettie Garner to Ole Lien,
1-3 crop, due 10-1-24, nwA 1882.
Release d. Arnold to H. B. Reed
lien 2-16-20.
M. NJ. Preston to August Stanley,
RIM 3-29-1S.
Deeds-Ben Johnson to Charles F.
Carey, $4,000 NEA NEA 1894.
Eugenia May Williamson to Joseph
R. Wells, 81, 1-2-12 Genesee.
Harris Scott Kelly to w. H. Payne,
81, 1-2-12 Genesee.
Hans Halverson ct al to Gust Flick
ems, $1,000 7-S-9-10-11-12, /, Sunny
side Genesee.
Harry Whittier to Jacob Nesbuesch,
81, NEA 1885; lots 2-3 Of 1884.
r M-Chas. F. Carey TO VIM. r.
Knape, $25O0, due S-12-22, neA neA
1884.
Same TO Ben Johnson, $500, due s.
1921. above.
l.. E. Brooks to J. w. Stoneburner,
$685. neA nwA 1741-2.
C M-George w. Kern to Advance
Rumley Thresher Co., $3.50, due Ill
20, 11-1-21, tractor.
Reid. C. Butler to Clyde Sharp
RIM S-13-15
Florolo Clesson to J. j. Morrison
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pecially trying, as the followers of the
to drink water during daylight hours.
Fasting makes the Turks so irritable
and impatient that it is extremely diff
ficult to transact business with them.
Ramadan is a less trying period to
Iurklsh men and women VINO are I'M
employed, as they merely sleep
through the day and turn night into
a time Of feasting. Throughout Rama
dan all the minarets of CONSTANT
nople are ablaze with electricity. The
Turkish streets are crowded at night,
bands play everywhere and tirecrack-
ers are discharged wherever the allied
military officers do not prevent.
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. , . = = = = 2 = 2 + = = = + =
= CITY NEWS
= = = > > = = = Z. ; = . = = . = =
Weather Idaho Tonight and
l. e

Weather - Idaho - Tonight and
Tuesday, fair; continued warm.
Miss Avis Drew returned yester-
day from Portland where she has
been for the past two weeks buying
millinery fer the Mosco1 Millinery
Go.
S. S. Anderson and son Of Kellogg
Idaho, arrived in Moscow this morn
ing for short visit.
Colonel E. R. Chrisman left yestcr-
day for a snort business viG:t in Spo-
kane.
E. W. Foster and H. Weeks of
Genesee are visitors in MOSCOW to-
cay on business
Harvey j. Smith left this morning
for a business visit in Spokane.
Mrs. R. H. Brownlov ami daughter
left yesterday for Spokane where
they will visit for some time.
W. R. johnson of Colfay is a
visitor in Moscow today on business.
The University of idaho wants string
beans for canning, delivered to the
canning factory near the heating plant.
Prices 5 and cents, depending on
ouality 74-75
Lew Morris went to Pullman yes
tepday where he has accepted posi-
ton with the Pacific Grain company
Tim Sullivan Of the Moscow Auto
and Supply Co. is visitor in Spo-
kane for few days.
]. ]. Sterner has purchased the A.
E. Anderson residence on Seventh ana
Jefferson streets for, home.
Mrs. Monahan and small daughter
Z left this morning for Spokane where
they will reside.
A. H. Wilson of Boise, arrived IN
Moscow this afternoon fer short
business visit
Alfred Hagan left yesterday for a
few weeks visit with relatives in
Montana.
Mrs. M. P. Miller returned yester-
day from Portland, where she has
been visiting for the past two months
M. B. Dallas is business visitor
in Spokane today.
The families of c.. B. Green, Z.
Peterson and Theo. Lindquist went TO
the mountains this morning on two
weeks camping trip.
Cecil Henderson and Sam White OF
st. John, Wash, we're visiting friends
in Moscow over Sunday.
William Green of Grangeville, ar
rived in Moscow this afternoon for a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
short business visit.

short business visit
Victor Nelson has purchased the j.
G. Scheyer property on Mabelle St,
for a home.
Miss Mabel Gibbe of Garfield, Wn.,
IS visiting at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Corliss McElroy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer E. Estes.
d. M. Engle of Latah Wn., is a
business visitor in Moscow for a few
days.
Mems wear fabrics by the yard for
women and childrens garments.
Schwarz, Tailor 69-93
The w. c.. 7. U. will meet We'd
nesday afternoon in the basement of
the M. E. church at $3.50. 1t is the
annual election of officers, and all
members should DE present.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
Tuss,e Witt, Bio Sturqe con.

Travers City. Mich.-No longer is
il necessary for Michigan fishermen
to go to Florida for big fishing. Asa
Curtis had all the thrills he wanted
here one night landing a sturgeon.
Curtis had been spearing in eight feet
Of water when he saw the monster.
He jammed his spear deep into ts
head Mrs. Curtis. who was with him,
could not held the boat as the big fish
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16

spun around hn; their combined eff
forts after a two-hour tussie landed
the big fellow. The sturgeon was six
feet long, weighed 1902 pounds. Dressed
1t yielded 81 pounds of sturgeon meat.
20 pounds of roe.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
Twins Born to Woman
Under Death Sentence

Marie Houde Gagnon, under
sentence Of death at Quebec,
Canada, for the murder of her
Young step-daughter, Aurore,
has given birth to twins, boy
and girl, in the jail infirmary.
The father, Telaphore Gagnow,
is serving a life sentence in a
pepitentiary for completely in
the murder of his daughter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
No Chance at. All.

The grippe germ shuts you up at homs
With pains that strangely rankleI
Or, II you're well enough to roam,
You fall and sprain your ankle.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-15
Vineyard Street Can
Now Be Cut Through

Vineyard street Waikiki is to be
Gu, trough from Market street makai
The report of the appraisers upon the
Robinson property that is required for
the Improvement was presented 10
the board of supervisors last Friday
and the findings were approved, the
chairman of the board authorized to
purchase the property, and the county
attorney instructed to prepare the
necessary papers.
Sometime since it was agreed be-
tween the owners of the properties
needed for cutting through of Vine
yard street and the owners of the
property taken for cutting through
Wells street to submit the questions
Of values to a board of appraisers and
J. II. Kunewa, d. c. Lindsay n j..
X. Kahookele were named. The ap-
praisers fixed a value of $7143 for
the Robinson property and S511.65 for
the Wells street property. Having
agreed to abide by the decision of the
board it carries the consideration that
has been mentioned.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-15
Sanitary Conditions
Of Schools Reported

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Sanitary condition in the school,. c
Maui were reported to the board of
supervisors at the meeting last Fri
day by Chief Sanitary Inspector Geo.
Weight. In several instances he was
able to report thoroughly satisfactory
conditions, in others there were min
or matters that demand attention and
in a few were unsatisfactory. The
worst he reported was Ulupalakua
which he sd we're very bad. Hale
haiku was without water, for drinking
or sanitary purposes he said.
Gazing cesspools and improper COW
ering for toilets were the chief
sources of complaint and the report
was submitted to the County Engineer
to have done the work that is requir-
ed.
Mr.. Weight reported having put
mosquito fish in the pool in front of
Olowalu school where there was com
plant by the teachers last year of
much annoyance from the pests.
He recommended drinking fountains
be placed in all schools where there
is running water.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-15
Maui Woman Invented
New Children'S Game

Invented by Mrs. Alice S. Pillans,
principal of the William and Mary
Alexander school a new game, called
pearance in stores which carry chill
dren's games, both on Maui and away
from Maui. 1t is to be demonstrated
at the Fair next week.
OF her game Mrs. Pillans says:
THE game of Hawaiian Pinch is
a novel method of teaching arithmetic
to young children. The game may be
used for teaching either addition and
subtraction or multiplication and divi-
sion. The principle is the same in
either case. The game is progressive
put up in five different sets, proceed
ing from the easy to the more difficult
combinations. The playing of the
game requires constant, mental arith-
metical calculations by the plyaers,
and in using this game they soon be-
come thoroughly familiar with the
multiplication tables and all of the
combinations in addition through 10.
At the same time they are having a
wonderfully good time, and if the
parents will enter into it with their
children it becomes a delightful
tie between parents and children and
their school work. 1t has been found
to arouse the most Indifferent and il
puts pep and joy into one of the bug
bears of childhood.
MIR. Burbank, whose visit many
will remember pleasantly says of it:
1t seems to me very clever. | think
it would be of great value both in