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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
How To Reduce
Varicose Veins

Many people have become despondent
because they have been led to believe that
there is no remedy that will reduce swol-
len veins and punches.
If you will get a two-ounce original bot
tie of Moone's Emerald Oil full strength)
at any first class drug store and apply II
at home as directed you will quickly no.
tice an Improvement which will continue
until the veins and punches are reduced
to normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil is very concen-
trated and a bottle lasts a long time
THAT'S why it is a most Inexpensive treat
ment. It has brought much comfort to
worried people all over the country and
is one of the wonderful discoveries of re-
cent years and always bear in mind that
anyone who is disappointed with its use
can have their money refunded. Gener-
GUS sample on receipt of Is cents. silver
or stamps. International Laboratories,
Rochester, N. Y. Your druggist can sup
ply you.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05

Your j~ack-knife is the only neces-
sary tool. Find some soft wood and
white first the post Gig. 1-a).
Notch this carefully and clearly as
shown in the drawing and point 1t
on one end as the drawing shows.
Next the cross-bar CD. This
too must be pointed and notched
just as carefully.
Captures Them
The shaft Co is the last of the
three sticks to be made and this is
notched twice, as shown, and point
ed. The post should be six inches
tall, the cross-stick about five inches
longer and the shaft ten inches to
a foot long.
When all these are ready. set the
trap as shown in the diagram Gig.
p, using a box with a w that is
a little larger than the box itself.
When the animal nibbles at the bait
(d) he d~islodges the shaft and the
figure four collapses completely. the
box falling with a thump and hold
ing him a captive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Arrest Three at Matawan.

TBy Evening NEWS Correspondent.J
MATAWAN, Aug. 5.-Three young
men, Robert Ramsay, twenty-five,
of Hopewell, Va; Frank Hines,
vey Lee, twenty-one, of Montgomery,
w. Va, were arrested by Central
Railroad of New Jersey Detective
Robinson when caught riding freight
trains through this borough yester-
day. The men were arrested and
placed in the borough lookup for a
hearing before Recorder Gustave
Gesswein today. The men have no
money and could not give bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Evelyn Smith

OLD BRIDGE, Aug. 5.-Evelyn
Smith. fifteen years old, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Smith. died
Monday night at their home in South
Old Bridge. from a p%aralytic stroke.
Besides her parents she is survived
by four sisters. Mrs. George Merge
gey, Rhoda, Olive and Beatrice Smith
and three brothers, William. Jr., An
drew and Theodore Smith, all of
South Old Bridge.
Funeral services Were held in the
Baptist church yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. with Rev. Mr.. Latscher,
of Old Bridge, officiating. Interment
took place in Chestnut Cemetery, Old
Bridge. l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Collections Made In Drive
orLocaL Home For Aged

Contributions to the fund being
raised for the benefit of the Home
for the Aged continue to come in
and the amounts given during the
past few days total $161. The n
tire sum secured SC far aggregates
$4,056 and it is planned to continue
the campaign until sufficient money
has been obtained to pay a part, at
least, of the cost of preparing the
new home in Rector street, now be-
ing made ready for occupancy.
Recent contributions include the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05

J.. A.. Smith 100
Mrs. j. A. Apologize ...... 100
Mr.. Wagner 100
Mrs. Wilson 100
Mrs. H. NJ. EyerkuS ........ LOO
+. A. Spencer ........... LOO
Mrs. w. j. Dalton .......... 100
w. j. Dalton ............ LOO
Chris. Sanderson .......... LOO
Mrs. Axel Olsen .......... 5000
Mrs. *. Stark ............ 100
Mrs. w. Mundt, n. Y. City. 5000
Addison H. Bergen, So. Amy 500
Mrs. Robert Greenleaf ..... 500
South Amboy
Mrs. ClawSon Ramsay ...... 100
Morgan Larson ........... 1000
Elizabeth Hardware Co.,.... 1900
Ralph 3. Annes. ......... 800
Metuchen
Geo. w. Reynolds ......... 200
New Brunswick
Mrs. b. Smith ............ 100
Mrs. Il. McHose .......... 10
Mrs. Buchanan ........... LOO
Mrs. Walker 100
Mrs. Ritter 100
Beatrice Crowell .......... loo
Mrs. A. NJ. Meyers ......... 200
Miss Schartster .......... Loo
Mr.. Christofferson ......... 100
Mrs. Morse LOO
A Friend LOO
A Friend LOO
A. Friend, Sewaren. ....... 200
John Roberts ............ 200
Mrs. Evelyn Applegate...... 200
South Amboy
Melvinia l.. Kunyon ........ 500
Violet Rebekah Lodge...... 500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Why 1t Succeeds
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
Perth Amboy People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills axe 10 one thing
only.
For weak or disordercd kidneys.
Here rs Perth Amboy evidence to prove
their worth.
Mrs. Mary Allen, 327 Market ST., says:
81 know the value Of Deans kidney
pills and gladly recomm md them to 9TH
ers. NV kidneys were weak and II l
overworked. | had distressing backachss
and sharp pains over ry kidneys. Ny
Doan's kidney Pills for these attacks and
they have always given plcmp' relief
Strengthening my back enc kIdneys;
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Tilis-the same thar Mrs Allen
had. Fo ster-Milburn Co, Mrs, Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Captures Them
TRY THE NEW GRAY HAIR
REMEDY

Permanently banishes Gray Hair
in Is minutes at
MISS PETEI4SON'S HAIRDRESS-
ING & MANICURING PARLOR
1Z5 Smith ST., Raritan Building
Tel. 1912 Established 16 years
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11
BEAVER COUNTY TEACHERS TRAIN
ING COURSE. AUG. Is to 10. 1921

The Beaver County Institute will be
held at the Grade building at Beaver,
for the week beginning Monday, Au-
gust 18th.
The Institute needs you to help make
it success and you need the Institute
1t will be inspiring and profitable.
The best teachers are those who take
the opportunity to improve themselves
as is offered in the Teachers Training
Course. have spared no pains or
money in securing the beet instructors
available. They are men that will be
Of much help to you IN your year work.
| have secured Superintendent c. S.
Gilbert. of Edgar. Nebraska. Supt.
Gilbert has had wide experience in
school work. having taught in both
rural and city schools. He has been
connected with great many Institutes
and is live wire in his line Of work.
MIR. Gilbert is an artist and will de-
liver a crayon lecture some evening.
| have been fortunate enough to Sc
cure Superintendent w. Homer Hill as
an instructor. Mr.. Hill. who at pre-
sent is superintendent of the Fairview
Public Schools. needs no introduction to
the teachers Of Beaver county.
Both of THESE men are qualified for
their work. There will be special fea-
lures throughout the week. beside dis
cussions that pertain to the profession.
Teachers are asked to bring reference
books and note books. shall be ready
for planning and conferences at all
times. Accept the responsibility and
come.
Fraternally yours.
w. l.. HENSON.
"a s-ll 2 County Supt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11

Francis Day left Beaver last
week TO spend the remainder of
the summer with his uncle, S. Z.
Allen. of Springfield, Colorado. His
mother, Mrs. May Day expects 10
go to Springfield in two weeks and
Frances will return with her.
Friends of the Harve Miller fam
lily, formerly of Clear Creek, will
read with regret of the accidental
death of Jas. Bolts. a son-in-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, who was
killed in a tram car accident at
a Colorado mine last week.
coma. passed. through Beaver this
week enroute to their farm near
Gray to assist with the threshing
and hauling off of their wheat crop.
Mr.. LeepeT owns section and
half of fine land near Gray.
Ben Allen and Paul Evans. who
left here some three weeks ago.
to see the world" write home folk
that they are enjoying themselves.
They spent a time in Nebraska and
are now in North Dakota. They ex-
pect TO go to Canada.
Homegrown watermelons and
cantaloupes are on the market this
week and finer melons were never
sold here. For size, they beat any
thing we have seen produced In the
melon line here and the quality is
Al.
o. II Cafky, who has been spend
ing the past ten days in Wisconsin
and Minnesota, going TO South
Haven. Wisconsin. for his daughter.
Miss Frances. who has been spend
ing the summer at girls camp
there, is expected home this week.
Miss Nancy Goodner left Beaver
for her home near Speermore, Sun
day She had spent several weeks
with her sister Mrs. Herbert Bridge
water. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgewater
took Miss Nancy 10 her home, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Bill Maurer. commonly known
as Jack" came in from Longdale.
Monday evening. Jack" has been
assisting Phelps Brethers with their
bumper wheat crop and has returned
for threshIng.
The Arroyo Camp Fire girls en-
joyed a picnic Wednesday after
noon of last week at Biasser's grove.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. Will
Quinn, Q
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Howard of
Liberal. were callers at the Harry
Mccoy home Sunday evening. Mrs.
Howard was formerly Misc orma
Bradley.
Mrs. +. j. Horne of Beaver is
enjoying visit from her brothers.
wife. Mrs. Gladys Golden OF Attica,
Kansas. Mrs Golden will remain
for several days.
Joe Mees and Ray Chase, both
of whom are working with Ebert
Cliff. at Perryton, Texas, visited
home folks over Sunday. returning
10 Perryton, Monday morning.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In The District Court of Beaver
County, State OF Oklahoma.
State of Oklahoma. Beaver County.
IS.
The State of Oklahoma to Fordvee
Welch. Morice Welch and Royce
Welch:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued
in the District Court of Beaver
County, Oklahoma. by Eula Welch.
and that unless you answer said
petition filed in said case on or
before the 22nd day of September
1921, said petition will be taken
as true and Judgment will be rem
dered against you and each of YOU
for the partition of the following
described real estate situated in
Beaver county, State of Oklahoma,
towit:
Lots one ~, and two (2). and
the south half (Sl) of the north
east quarter (NE3) of section three
CD, township five (5), north of
range twenty (2OD, u. C. M, con-
tanning 1888 acres according TO
Government survey thereof, and for
division OF the same, or of the
proceeds thereof, as the court may
order. and determining the inter-
est of the plaintiff and each OF said
defendants in said real estate, and
Tor such other orders as may be Just
and proper.
Witness my hand and seal this
9Th day of August. 1921.
JESSIE KEITH,
Seal Court Clerk.
Grinstead & Cosgrove.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
S-ll S-25 81
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11

A splendid base ball game was
played on the Forgan diamond Sun
day; between Englewood Kansas
and Forgan teams. The score was
TO 6 in Forgan's favor. Those
who saw the game say it was a good
one
Rev. Butler delivered the sermon
at the Open air meeting Sunday
evening. Rev. Buffers sermons are
always good and a large crowd was
in attendance TO hear him. The
singing Df the choir was especially
good at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams. of
the Sunset vicinity, were shopping
and visiting friends in the county
seat Monday. Mr. Williams has
bought the Mckee farm several
miles north of Beaver and will soon
move his family there.
The county commissioners have
appointed w. B. Tedder, special
enforcement officer for the high
way department. to collect auto tax.
Those who have not their license
tag or receipt are subject to arrest
and fine.
Born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. C.
Richeson, August &h. at 10 p. NJ,
a fine boy. Both mother and babe
doing fine. "Rich" expects this
young man 10 assist in bringing
bank robbers to justice in the near
future.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11
LANDSCAPE GARDENER COMING

The Beaver chamber OF commerce
has secured the services of Chris
tian Jenson. federal director OF
landscape gardening and forestry.
for the week of August 9Th. TO aid
Beaver folk in beautifying their
home premises by suggesting plans,
shrubs ands the care Of flowers.
lawns, trees and shrubbery. The
chamber OF commerce will also ask
Mr.. Jenson for plans for a tourist
camp ground, plans for Riverside
Park and suggestions as to how to
beautify the court house grounds.
Call V. T. Coles. secretary OF the
chamber of commerce. and arrange
for a date II you wish TO talk with
Mr.. Jenson relative TO fixing up your
lawn and otherwise improving your
premises.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11

Herbert Smith Is home for a two
weeks stay with his mother. Mrs.
Clara Smith. OF Beaver. He will
return to Winfield. Kansas TO re-
sumo his work at Southwestern
college.
Wade II. Loofbourrow and wife
OF Z Buffalo, were Beaver visitors
Tuesday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11

L. X. Ford OF Cherokee. has
been appointed engineer for Beaver
county by the commissioners. Mr..
FoTde Is undecided as to where he
will make his headquarters, but
may locate In Beaver.
Bill Culwell came in Monday
night from Cherokee. where he has
been harvesting.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11
formerly

Wiley Redemer. formerly of
Beaver county, returned TO Wichita
Kansas. Monday, where he is EN-
ployed by the Wible Ice Co. Mr..
Redemer has been visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mrs II. n. Crossley spent Wed
nesday of last week at her broth
er's. Vern Aliens. near Madison.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-11

n. A. Rice and wife were here
short time this week. Mr.. Rice has
been working at Harmon for some
time. He is moving now to Well
ington, Texas. where he will be EN-
ployed this winter.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
KALEJIMAN VISI PRIZE
SAL.
Toksai bolseviku valdzios nu-
sistatymas.

Revelis, Bal. 10. = Is Mas
kvos Gia atkeIjavo DR.. Morris
Fucker, paeinantis is Brook
lyno, N. Y, Suv. Valstijose.
Fucker karo metu Suv. Val
stijose organizavo komunis-
tus ir sumkiai prasizeng6 sa-
liai. w tai jis teismo buvO
nubaustas penkiolikai metQ
kal6jimo.
Tuometinis prezidentas Viii
sonas j teciau paliuosavo is
kal6jimo If Fucker praeita
Lapkriti nuvyko Rusijon.
Rusijoje jis iSbuvo penkis
menesius, daugiausia bolSevi-
kQ kal6iime. Mes kuomet jis
perniai buvo pasirodes Mas
kvoje, tuojaus buvo areStuo-
tas.
Sugryzes civilizuotan pa
saulin ines Siandie Rusijoje
n6ra jokios civilizacijos) jis
pasakoja apie bolSevikQ val
dziq, kaipo apie baisiausiq
pasauly tiranija.
Sakosi, jis nebuvo tik6jes,
kad SovietQ Rusijoje nebutp
laisv6s. Asmeni$kai tad isiti-
kino pakliuves bolSevikQ ran
kosna.
Anot Fucker, Siandie Russia
Waldo zymi mazuma, ty, boil
Sevikai, nesiklauzdami gwen
tojQ moro. Sail Waldo tironis-
kai. DeSimtys tullstanciQ dar-
bininkq IL burzqjq kankinami
kaleJimuose tik todel, kad tie
nesutinka su bolSevikq morals.
Taigi kas ne su bolSevikais,
tas turi kent6ti kal6jime.
fucker sake, kad bolSevikai
kalina keletq Amerikonq. Su
kai-kuriais is tQ jam teke pa
simatyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
P|RMAS|S PREz|DENTO
PRANESIMAS KON
GRESUI.
KONGRESA LAUKIA SVAR-
BUS REIKALAI.
WASHINGTON. Bal. II.

WASHINGTON, Bal. II. =
'siandie atidaroma cia specija.
le kongreso sesija.
Prezidentas Hardingas va
kar ryta anksciau, negu pap
rastai, kelesi ir> tuojaus emesi
darbo = gaminti kongresui
pranesima, kuri sakoma, pat
sal skaitysias abieju butu ben
drame susirinkme, kaip tai
darydavo buvusis prezidentas
Wilson's.
Prezidentas pranesima va
kar jau turejo paties parasy-
ts paiseliu. Bet per keleta va
landu prisiejo visa tai nuodu-
gniai perstudijuoti, pataisytt,
kas nereikalinga ismesti.
siandie kongresa laukia to-
kios problemos, kokiu Suv.
Valstijos gal dar nekuomet ne
turejo. Mes nepasitaike toxic
buvusio didelio karo ir SUI juo
suristu dideliu reikalu. Dar
nekuomet civilizuotame pasau-
lyle nebuvo siautusios tokios
dideles neramybes. kaip kad
siandie.
NauSai sales valdziai palik-
ia labai daug sunkaus darbo.
Be svarbiQju ir dideliu prob
lemq, SUI kuriomis kongTesui
prisieis apsidirbti, yra eiliu-
eiles mazesniuju klausimu.
Svarbiausieji valdziai ir kon-
gresui bus Sic daiktai:
Taika su Vokietija.
Revizija pokariniu mokes
ciu istatymo.
Revizija muitu tarifos.
Apsiginimo klausimas.
Visq laukiamas prezidento
pranesimas. Kiekvienas indo-
mauja, ka jis nauja pasakys,
ypac atsinesime taika SUI Vo-
kietija ir, abelnai, j Europa.
Rytoj bus zinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
Atidar0mas saw. Kongresas
Turkai turi Karso apskriti.

Bolsevikai Turkams prlpa-
zino Karso apskriti. Bet Tur-
kai sutiko nepalaikyti karuo-
menes, nei steigti tvirtumQ
dvideSimties myliQ plote ISL
gai Aleksandropolio Erlva-
niaus gelezinkelio.
Be kitakO, bolSevikai paza-
d6jo Turkams remit juos prizes
Graikus.
Diplomatiniai ekspertai yra
nuomon6s, kad Rusu SUI Tur-
kais bendras sutarimas Darda-
neliu klausime labjaus apdrau-
dzia pasaulio ramybe, kaip XII
tos kokios-nors priemon6s~
Arm6nQ delegacija Paryziu-
je ruoSia smarkQ protesta
prizes padalinima Armenijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
COUNTRY EDITION METAIyoL. VI No. Sc
!. ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

su drasiais T6vynes gyn6jais.
Jie gailisi tik, kad susidejli-
sios aplinkyb6s neleidzia jiems
sugryzti Lietuvon dalyvauti
ten, kaip kas gall, bendroj.
kovoj su nepakenciamu prize
sininku.
Tenebuna musQ Sirdyse nu-
siminimo. Lai nenuilsta musu
pajegos. Lai gyvuoja Sventa
kova su uzpuolikais.
LaiSka pasirasyti igaliotas,
Zigmas Telisius = Stasiule-.
viGius.
Kaunas. IIT-2. Vakar pasi-
baig6 Ukininku suvaziavimas.
] nauja sqjungos valdyba tarp
kitu iSrinkti Steig. Seimo at
stovai: Jonas Vailokaitis, kun.
j. Vailokaitis, dr-as Drauge-
lis, d-ras Vaitiekunas, Kaupas,
kun. SmullzStys, Balcas, Mix
sys ,ir kit.
Kaunas. III "BIaivybas
Draugija" vel atbunda. Ire
gistruota, nauji "Blaiv.
Draug." skyriai Krekenavoje,
kur yra 40 nariq. (Pirminin-
kunigas Kazlauskas il sekre-
turius Rutkauskas). Gaduna
vote su 100 nariu (pirminin~
kauja kunigas Ragazinslas ir
sekretoriauja JuSkeviciend). J.
Viesvenuose su 70 nariq (pir-
mininkas Jonas Vilkus, sekr.
kun. Umbrasas).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
AngIijjos Darbas Linksta
Taikon
Armenia Suskaldyta Iris Dalis

domoji taryba tur6jO kOnferen
ella su premjeru, kaikuriuo-
Sc kaSyklu apskriciuose strei-
kininkai buvo pak6le sumuSl-
mus il dideles riauSes.
Is Valiios praneSta apie pa
kiluSiuS pIdSimus riauSiQ me-
tn.
Newcastle apskrity pakelta
gaiSrai. snaikinta daugyb6
telegrafu IL telefonQ stuIpQ.
Daugel vietose streikinin-
kus su Seimynomis iau palie-
Ella Skurdas il net badas. Pas
taraSis verGia darbininkus
prize piktuiQ darby.
EyriauSyh6 pasirengusi il
dar rengiasi prize juodziauSiQ-
iu vie$patijai valandQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12

diena. Su ta diena Vokietija
turi but pilnai nusiginklavus,
turi prisiimti il moketi reilSa-
laujama karo atlyginima If
.bausti karo meto prasizenge-
lius.
Jei tn salygq neispildys, dar
nera zinoma, ka prades Pran-
cuzija- Bet zinoma, kad j til-
raj veiks. Kalbama, kad, ra-
Isl, pirmiausia bus uzimta vi
sa Ruhr apskritis.
Prancuzai sake, kad jie il
gas laikas labai nuolaidziai ap-
sieje su Vokietija. Toliau to
neBusia. )
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
MATYT, PRANCUZIJA VIE
MA VEIKs Prizes vO-
KIECIUS.
Tai darys del neaiskaus S.
Valstiju atsineSimo.

Paryzius, Bal. 10. = Prancu
zijos valdininkai ir visa dip
lomatija is Suv- ValstijQ viso
atsineSimo ] klausima karo
atlyginimo formuluoja tik vie
na ta bevilti sakini: "Nei saz
jungos, nei sutarties. y
Tas reiSkia, kad Suv. Vals-
tijos atsisal1o patvirtinti Yer
sailleso taikos sutarti If pri-
pazinti Tautq Sajunga.
Tad Prancuzai aiSkiai jau
mato, jog ramiuoju budu jiems
nebus galima palenkti Woke
tijos, kad is jos iSgauti karo
atlyginima. Ir jei taip, tai
vieniems Prancuzams prisieis
pakilti ir apsidirbti su pamus-
ia Vokietija.
Anot ziniQ, nepaprastas
Prancuzijos atstovas Viviani
Amerikoje smarkiai darbuoja-
81, kad Suv. Valstijos nors
isdalies pripazintp sutartl.
Bet niel1o nepesa, isemus rel
skiama simpatiia Prancuzijai
If pareiSkima, kad Vokietija
turi butinai pildyti savo prize
dermes, suristas padaryta su
talkininkais sutartimi.
Nepertoiausia Geguzes |
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
VALSTIEcIU SUKILIMAI
SIBERIJOJE.
"zalioji" armija.

Ryga, Bal. II. = Is Mask
vos praneSama, tenai gauta Il
niu apie valstieciu sukilimus
vakarin6j Siberijoj.
ValstieGiai tenai atgaivino
taip vadinamaja "zaliajq' ar
mia, kurii paem6 Tobolska II
atkirto j nuo tranS-SiberiJoS
gelezinkelio.
Sukilimai pakeIti tuojaus
pc to, kuomet, bolSevikq ka-
ruomen6 uz6m6 gelezingell tar
pc Celiabinsko .ir Omsko il
pradejo ,rekvizuoti maista.
zalioji" armija sunaikino
'daugybe jaw, kuriuos buvo
rekvizave bolSevikai il pasky-
re gabenti Rusijon.
"Zalioji" armija dabar alta
kuoja bolSevikus ant gelezin-
kelio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
BOLsEVIKAI RUOSIA
NAUJA ARMIJA.

Ryga, Bal. II. Is auten.
tiniu versmiQ gauta ziniu.
kad Rusijos SovietQ valdzia
naujq armija, kuri bu.
tQ labjaus atatinkama "tre-
ciojo internacijonalo'' dvasiai
Su 'ta armija, sakoma, val
dzia pamainysianti siandie
gyvuojanGiq armija, kurion i.
perdaug nepaklus.
numo bolsevikamsI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
PASTOS DARBININKAI TU.
RES GINKLUS.

Washington, Bal. II. = vi
sose Suv- Valstijose perdaug
imta plesti pastas. Kad atei-
ty apsaugoti pasta nuo plesi-
kp, generals postmasteris Ha-
yes paskelbe $4,000 dovanq "
sugavima arba nudagojimq
pleSiku. Be to, paStos darbi-
ninkai bus apginkluoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
PASIRAsYTA TURKU-BOL
sEVIKU SUTARTIs.
Bolsevikar duoda pagelba Tur-
kams.

Paryzius, Bal. II. - Pran-
cuzU uzSieniQ reikalQ ofisas
paSkeIb6 visas simultaneous tai
kos SutartieS, pasiraSytos Mas
kvoje Kovo 16 Il. TurkU su
bOl$evikaiS.
Tame dokumente principal
liai posmai Sic:
l. Rusija pripazista Kons-
tantinopoIi Turkijos sostine.
,. Rusai ir Turkai bendrai
reikalauia internacijonalio su-
tarimo, pagal kurio visos kai-
myniSkos valstyb6s tur6tQ da-
Iyvauti konferencijoje su till-
SIu suOrganizuOti Dardane-
liams If Juodqjai jurai val
dziq.
3. Turkai apleidzia Batuma;
Sis uostas pavedamas Gruzi-.
jai, gi pastarajai pripazista-
ma autonomija.
4. Armenia galutinai panai-
kinama; j padalinama i iris
dalis; tos dalys tenka Gruzi-
jai Azerbeidjanui ir Turkijai.
Atsisako Konstantinopolio.
Sutartimi toliau Russia at
sisakO KonstantinOpolio, kuri
talkininkai karo metu slapta
Sutartimi buvo pazad6je bu-
vusiam Rusijos carui. Pasiti-
kint gauti Konstantinopoli,
buvusioji caro- valdzia buvo
atSisakiusi daryti taika su Vo-
kietija po nepavykimQ Primo
mis- karo dienomis.
BolSevikai stow uz Turkus,
atsisakanGius pripazinti Sev-
res taikos sutarti, ir prizes tai
kininkQ sutarima kontroliuoti
IDardanelius.
Internacijonaliai ,juristai vi
sais laikais tvirtina, jog Oar
daneliQ klausimas negali but
iSriStas be Rusijos, Tuo lab
jaus nebus apsieita be Rusijos.
kuomet bus pripazinta pasta
rosios valdzia.
Sutartimi Rusija pilnai kon.
ltroliuoja susovietinta Gruzija
Azerbeidjana If dali Armeni-
jos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-12
Kaipir karo stovis.

Visa Anglia pad6ta kaipir
kOkin karO Stovin Su tuO mo-
mentu, kuomet nusprend6 strei
ka pakelti gelezinkelieciai II
transportiniai darbininkai.
Kaip tie, taip kit buvo pas
kelbe kaip rytoj pakilti strei-
kan, jei ligi to laiko neivyks
taikos tarybos anglekasiQ su
kasyklQ Savininkais.
Pasauktos tarnybon atsargOs
renkaSi i paSkirtaS JOINS vie
tas. AtSarginiai aprupinaml
mifOrmomis il ginklaiS il
Iaukiama tolesniu par6dymQ.
SavanoriQ mobilizavimas IL
gi seka su paskuba.