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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

Numerous errors In claims for de
daetioas have been discovered In tar
payers returns
To ~ allowed. deductions for loss
- mast b. eonfsnsd to the followins
glasses; Losses sustained Ia trade OF
hasinssA. iosses sustained In sfansac
lions entered into for profit. though
not connected with q trade or bust
meas: Losses sustained OF property no,
connected With trade or business a
arising from fires. shir~rcck. storms
or other casualty. or from theft. IT,
he sstsss any Of tho above LOSSES arr
con psnsstsd for By Insurance thcy
are not dsdsetibls
To b allowed a. a deduction IN
the rsssrn for iszo = Ioss mus, have
bssa setxaisy sustained during thai
year. A saspsysr may feel certain
that real estate owned by him y
worth tess than What be paid for a.
A merchant may be convinced that
s~rsaia stocks cannot BE- sold anlse-
narhed below cost. Ia neither
evsas. However. h he entltled 10
eiatn FOR deduction unlsxs the Ices u
made sbsoiat~ by sale or other dis
posisfes u shs property,
Claims for ie~~<s must conform |
closely 10 the wording OF III. statute
a ioss sssssis~d tn the sale OF an 40
sonosiis purchased fof personal u.s.
10 not d<~iussibIs. because II h not
entered into for profit
A ioss sustained By taxpayer In the
,als Of his home IL not desactiblc Ter
ne reason that ordinarily when q
nan bays residence and moves Into
Z ~ has no intention OF selling and
las not "cnssr~rd into the transse-
ioa for PROFIT"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

DR. Hess Pan-a-cea makes hens
lay. Guaranteed. See BEEN and
Hammerquist. adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE uN
DER EXECUTION AND ORDER
OF SALE.

Gem State Lumber Company.
| A Corporation,
John O. DeKlotz. Evelyn DeKlotz.
III. G. Hazel and Filler Hardware Co.
A corporation,
Defendants.
Under aud by virtue OF an Order OF
Sale and decree OF foreclosure. issu-
cd out OF the District Court> OF the
Fourth judicial District. State OF
Idaho. In and for the County OF Twin
Falls, on the Gath day OF February.
1921, In the above entitled action
wherein the Gem State Lumber Com
pany. a corporation. the above nam
cd plaintiff obtained q decree against
John @. Deklotz. Evelyn DeKlotz.
III. G. Hazel and Filler Hardware
Company q corporation. defendants.
on the Gath day OF February. 1921.
which said decree was on the 24th
day OF February. 1921. recorded In
Judgment Book six OF said District
Court. at page 546. | am commanded
10 sell all that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF land situated In the Coun-
" OF Twin Falls. State OF Idaho. and
bounded aud described as follows.
Io-wit:
Acre tract Number TwentysSix
(26) Townsite OF Filler. Idaho. being !
plated upon and portion OF the /
quarter tSEL) of the I
Northwest quarter INV a } OF Sec (
ion eight (Sl. Township ten (lO) /
'outh. Range sixteen ti6) East OF
no Holse Meridian. In Twin Falls
Idaho. together with the ten
ments. heredltaments aud appur-
enances thereunto belonging
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
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MARKET
IvI Report


Csttle-Cows Sc; steers &c.
Hogs-prime. SIX a Sc
Sheep Yearling lambs &c.
Poultry Chickens 10 ~ 10; tur-
keys rs q soc: ducks Ice geese Sc.
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LITTLE WORK AT
AMERICAN Fails
FOR FEW MONTHS
Government Contract TO Purchase
Headquarters j. Approved b.
Head Office


Approval OF the contract by the
government OF the purchase OF the
wone. building for reclamation head
quarters ia American Falls and the
probable completion OF the purchase
shortly was the outlying feature OF
the dam proIsct for the week. says
tho American Falls Press.
The check calling for tI7 goo IL
ready and viii be presented 10 the
won.s Iaysstmsnt Co. as soon ne n
fsw hanging threads 10 the title are
cleared
The reclamation legal department
declared these would be tied within a
day OF two. The reclamation service
IL nov using practically the entire
won~s building
W. n. Armstrong. assistant chief
snstnssr OF tbs Union Pacific lines. OF
Salt Lake CITY. was In American
Pals Tuesday examining this propos-
ed change OF the railroad tracks 10
eoDpiy with ths government plans
for the location Of the tracks In the
nov townsifs. A railroad survey
xsnx has been working on the new
plans for several days. II was an
nouncsd
o.w. Pollard. local manager for
the fntsrmountain Farmers Equity. |
cold his home TO the reclamation ser
sies this week for $4,000, II was also
announced
Indicating that development OF the
dam Will be slow. the BIaekfoot Re
publican Issues a note OF warning a.
thcss Who would become enthused at
~ Immediate rush OF building al Am
sriean Falls. II says
The work OF drafting aud survey
Ing tho American Falls reservoir IL In
process The work OF plating the :
nsv to~n.lfs. buying the old one
and making arrangements for the r.
OF the inhabitants and busl
nessss OF the old town TO the new
Io~nsite. Will be the only activity al
hat place for the next few months
md perhaps for longer period No
'etaal construction n Ia progress OF
. anticipated Tor many months 10
ONE. People who have AN Idea OF =
oinG 10 American Falls seeking ON
loymoni are notified that thsro IL no =
Employment there for them excepting :
4 tho lines Indicated witch n chief, !"
urveying and drafting II may be
mother year or more before any ac ~
AL construction work IL eommenc. "
4 The government will probably "
" = sever system aud water sya
'm on tho site OF the new town be- ~
'rs any other construction work be- pa
ms. but that IL good way off yet "
Tho reservoir h To be 81 miles ~ ~
ngth up and down the river aud
~ have = width of from 10 four ~
lies. Tho shore line Will be- III
lies long when built. with a eapa
y OF from three TO five million acre ~
y. II will cover 7s.o0o acres OF 'a'
I'd and 1899 owners OF propert, ha
asst b. settled with before cons,ruc. al
n u completed About two-thirda v"
the present townslte OF American 'a'
iIs VIII b. covered with water 80 'a'
4 deep.
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watch the date on y,ur wrapper
asd ~ yoor Record subscription
Woeo "a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

contest the same.
Dated March 3. 1921.
Court Seal o. Z. DUyALL,
Probate Jndge and Ex-Officio Clerk
". ID. GILLIS.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Residing at Filler Idaho.
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WAN II ADS

III orr WANT AID RATES Ten cents
Der liue nrsi insefih a. and y Der me
" tor subsequent INSERTIONS WIN
minimum Of three lines All nant aus
s'r.' ,.a,lt We 40 not keep a look on these
ads. Count slx words 10 the line
computing cost
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FOR SALE--Pure bred Rhode Island
Red eggs. Settings Use; $500 per
hundred. Address Mrs. Harold
Winning. 1 a miles north of Filler.
box 1856. 50-55-c
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FOR SALE

/ FOR SALE-Pure certified Dieklov
seed wheat $3.50 reclaimed. OF
$500 per bushel at bin. John
/ Lienen. I 4 miles west OF Filler
Phone 2!iI. 50-4tI
FOR SAILS. G. Rhode Island Red
eggs. 75c per setting Mrs. Ben
-. White. phone sos. Filler, RI. /
5O-tf.
FOR SALE-Pure California seed
barley. Phone 9I3 or write w.
II. Detweiler. route 2. Filler.
-~->~~-~--~--~-~-~o~o~~-
FOR Early Ohio seed pota-
toes. al Weyl-Zuckerman ware
house For particulars consult l..
u. Ward. Filler. or o. /. Barlow,
Twin Falls. 50-tf
FOR SALfi-Eggs for Matching from
pure bred Hoganized stock, great
laying strain. Single comb White
Orphingtons-15 eggs $500; Sc
per hundred II called for. Mail
your orders Mrs. Lewis Manly,
IL miles north OF Curry. Filler r.
II. No /. 50-3t
~~-~~~~~~~>~---~-~--~-~~-~
FOR SALE-New modern five-room
home at reduced price. Inquire
p. o. box ia. 50-3tp |
~~~-~~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~---~-~
FOR SALE-Prize winning White |
Leghorn chickens. Get your start |
from proven stock. Correct type
wonderful egg producers. Prizes
won at county fair last year: LIST
pen; LIST trio; LIST cock; LIST and
End cockeral; LIST and End pullet:
End and Bird hen. H. r. Musser.
Phone 453. Filler. 51-2mo.
FOR SALE--Pure bred Rhode Island
Red eggs. Settings Use; $500 per
hundred. Address Mrs. Harold
Vining. a miles north of Filler.
box 1856. 50-55-c
-~->~-~-~-o---~s~e--~~~-~0~~ >~---~~-----~~~~~~~
OR SALE-S c. White Leghorn /
Eggs. $40 0per setting. Tanker
strain. Phone 74O3. Louis VI
rich. Filler. SLIP
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ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
81 OLIVE floBERTs aAR1ON
lsThe Prizes,

You've the ssIedts to
the camel WHO when he
e uncomfortable needs 90
in the shadeR N sS73s :,
csph was stubborn II don't want 10 he insisted
"Why notf, asked the .aryman. I.
"Ju what comfortable like to get sizzling
hot. It feels awful" - /,
Nobody had any reply 70 make TO this SHY speech
Don't want Nick pointing waterproof
= .. had 9 drink last weak said caph sukhy
and Il you like III climb get you
Famphl snored the camel II week. Besides
hungry there whole growing
in the sand. lean eat t."
but do you like 1T; Il looks prckly'
course dor like IT, that's why eat It eat enough to
last for got storage boxes may
ce that folks call humps Indeed you hadn't
noticed as they stick out plainly the rabbit That's
Then don't suppose
but it's crcus without camel and hoped you'd
THANKS for the askin," replied Caliph Camel
Az this while had been busy He three
OF his shoes and laid til ground
Whats that2' asked the camel 4
are the prizes F1ippeyF1ap mysteriousy
4 To Be continuedl Copyright 1921 N. z. A.
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SISTER MAsRY'S
KITCHEN
fgspyriEe 1910. y. =. ~

USE FRUIT.
II you have some pineapple LEFT
after a meal combine Il with tigs
and rhubarb and make q delicious
and different conserve.
One and one.half pounds figs,
3 pounds rhubarb. 1 orange, !
lemon, 4 emp diced pineapple.
10 cup nut meats, IL teaspoon
ground cloves, i teaspoon Gin:
namon, 3 pounds sugar.
Wash figs and cook IN a little wa.
ter till soft Add pineapple and
cook a few minutes longer. Add
rhubarb cut in inch lengths, the
gated rtnd and Juice Of the lemon
and the SHREDDED rind and diced
pulp OF the orange, nuts, spices and
sugar. Cook until thick, watching
carefully to prevent burning. Turn
into Jelly glasses and cover with
parafine when cool.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breaktast-shredded pineapples,
Goldfish cakes, graham gems, bath
buns, coffee.
Ltncheon-Macaroni with dried
beef, toasted mullins, fig and pine.
apple conserve, cocoa.
Dinner-Asparagus soup, peanut
loaf, toamto sauce, French fried pc.
tatoes, new carrots In cream sauce
rhubarb pudding, coffee.
Ny Own Recipes.
Green peas cooked with carrots
are good and not so expensive az
peas alone.
Maearoni with Dried Beet.
One cup macaroni. broken IN
inch pieces, 1 quart boiling wa.
ter, l teaspoon salt, Ia pound
dried beef, / 1.2 cups milk, Q
tablespoons catsup, 10 tea.
spoon pepper.
Cook macaroni in boiling salted
water till tender. Drain and pour
cold water through It. Put a layer
Of macaront in a buttered baking
dish, add layer of dried beef
pulled in pieces. Repeat until all
the macaroni and beef are used
Pour over milk and catsup. Sprin,
kle with pepper. Bake 30 or 40
minutes ina moderate oven.
Peanut Loaf.
One cup cooked cereal, 10
cup dried bread crumbs, l tea.
spoon salt, paprika, dash mus.
tard, 10 teaspoon celery salt,
! cup grated cheese, 28eggs, 1
tablespoon bacon fat, cup
chopped peanuts, hot water to
moisten.
Mix dry ingredients and add
eggs unbeaten. Mix thoroughly
Add enough hot water to make
moist. Pack In a buttered baking
! dish, dot with bits OF butter and
bake half an hour. Serve with TO-
mato sauce.
Copyright. 1921, by Newspaper
Epterprise.)
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ENGLISH Dish.

Your English friend may tell you
OF a cold luncheon dish which Il
made In this fashion in her home
country: The thinly peeled rind Of
two lemons is put in a pint Of wa
ter and simmered to extract the fla
yor. Blend two ounces Of corn flour
with the juice OF the lemons and
add this 10 the simmered and
strained liquid. Boil five minutes
and stir. sweeten to taste. Serve
with bananas.
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CONFESSIONS OF "A HUSBAND
The Man,s sIde Of aisrrIed Ilfe.

because I'm so fond Of your com
pany, for I'm not. II you mus
know it,"
II mustn't"
you are something of asbare
But wanted you to sit here 50 that
l could discuss some business mat
ters with you."
That's flattering enough in I'll
way"
%Nonsensel The point is that j
had a talk with my father last
night. He was very favorably i'm
pressed by you, though / dare say
he didn't give any hint of It tc
YOU"
"He didn't"
That's his way. Right now, al
/ told you, he Is looking for some
one to help him put his new motor
picture machine on the market. The
position he has in mind 1t that Of
sales manager. The salary will be
well, substantial" T
That's gratifying"
HE is considering you very serl
ously. There Is only one other mar
he has In view, but the other has
some evident disqualifications.'
well, I certainly would be glad
to get the position"
Don't say anything more about
It to Dot for a while. Something
might turn up to prevent It, and Il
would be too bad to disappoint her
BY the way; father said one Other
thing, but I don't know whether
ought to repeat It to you"
what was IT."
"Father-like me-is brutally
blunt. He }said: why didn't you
pick a man like that instead Of the
boob you married?"
ITO Be Continued.l
Copyright, 1921, by The Newspa.
aaH ARaaakaktaya \
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mined to corner Anne and get the
truth from her il possible.
From her window Anne caught
sight Of Philip as he toiled up the
hill against the bitter north wind,
In an instant she was into her fur
coat and tam and running down the
back stairs. In the kitchen she sue.
cessfully lodged the vast bulk OF
Lucinda, who couldn't see mo sense
nohow" in going out on such day
and was on her way down the
back road, which led straight out
into the open country, at the mo-
ment when Philip rang the bell.
Lucinda, with q wave of her
pudgy black hand, pointed out the
direction OF Anne's flight, disclaim.
ing with a shake OF her woolly head
any responsibility for "such fool.
lshness." There was a grim, door.
die look about Philip as he snugged
his coat collar about his neck and
set out In pursuit.
Anne looked back from the first
rise in the road and saw Philip
striding across the back yard. AS
she reconnoitered again from the
summit OF the second rise he was
just topping the first. The wind
whipped her short walking skirt
tight against her legs. 1t was hard
going. It began to snow. fine light
flakes, forerunner OF q real storm.
But to Anne the pursuit had be-
come a symbol. She had not the
slightest thought Of turning back. II
Philip really wanted to see her
to be with her-badly enough not
to give up in spite OF anything-well
she would test him TO the utmost
Of her strength.
And Philip-it seemed to him
that his very life depended on over
taking that light figure flying be.
fore him into the teeth OF the storm,
even as his happiness must depend
on what was to transpire at the end
Of the chase. He was gaining fast.
The snow blinded Anne's eyes, and
the bite Of the wind sent tears
coursing down her cheeks: but still
she managed, somehow, to keep on
putting one foot ahead Of the 9TH
er. He was almost up TO her. Her
strength was gone. But surely she
could take one more step. And
then-she vanished from the sight
OF the man behind her as though
the earth had swallowed ner.
There was an excaYation-some
road work going on, and the light
timber barrier blown away by the
high wind. Unhurt, but exhausted,
Anne lay where she fell. But a
strong arm lifted her and held her
tight and Phil's voice said: II was
prepared to follow you to the ends
OF the earth, but not to the center
OF II. {. But we're here. And before
we get out you've got to ten me
why you have frozen me: why you
have avoided me: why You ran
away from me Just now"
Anne was too tired to lift her
head from that broad shoulder. Ell
was because" she said-'hecause
l didn't have an absolute hump"
Phil let It 60 OF that, then. But
o hundred times since, over coffee
or crib, he has tried to find out
what she meant. But Anne only
laughs. q
Copyright, 1891, By the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicatel
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"You nice. obedient boyl" Edith

"You nice. obedient boyl" Edith
repeated.
NY ankle was smarting fearful
.ly, and I tried TO assure her that
had not planned my fall In order
to be able to sit with her and watch
my wife and George skate.
Edith requested me to inform the
marines, who are known to be cred
ulous, OF that fact.
.f"But my ankle really hurts" ]
complained. Il can hardly touch
my footsto the floor"
II admit you oyerdid It a trltle,'
she smiled. "of course, you didn't
want to take any chances. Unless
It were a pretty bad fall they might
insist upon your getting up and try.
ing to skate again, though goodness
knows you did look ridiculous
enough"
you don't seem able to realize
that there Is such a thing as a coin
cidence. Just because you asked me
to pretend to fall you think that
really did fall on purpose"
"My good man." and Edith look
ed me squarely in the face, do you
think Dot would regard II as a coin
cidence II / told her the whole
story? IfItold her that / had ask
ed you to pretend to fall so that
you could sit here with me? Real
" now, just what do you suppose
Dot would think"
dot knows l always tell the
TRUTH returned somewhat awk'
wardly.
"of codrse you do. So does
George. So does every husband.
But do you tell the whole truthH
Did you about that telephone call,
for instance?"
was on the point OF making
some reply when Edith went on:
"But don't flatter yourself. Don't
think that asked you to sit here
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25
.STQP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemc
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itchifp
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins The
moment Zemo is applied. In 4 short
time usually every trace Of eczema,
letter, plmples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed,
For clearing the skin and making It
vigorouslyhealthy alwaysuse zemo, he
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. tits not
aEeasy tdoesnotstain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles OF all kinds
Tue E ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Night gowns-the iprettiest and
daintiest ones-I found today at
Courtneys and such bargains too
hand made Philippine gowns that
used to sell for from Sc to $3.50
for only $4.95. Neat hemstitching
eyelet work solid embroidery In
the daintiest designs, pretty ribbon
touches, squared round and v'd'
necks. long or short waists and the
quaintest and most;adorable sleeves
were features OF these beautiful
gowns. They are sure to go like
hot cakes, they are SO pretty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Belts and girdles in compositions
Of bead work are getting a hold on
feminine Gotham. You notice, as
you wander through Fashionable
shops, that black dresses find their
accent in an amber bead glrdle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25
SEEN IN The SHOPS
By DIXIE NORTH.

on while you engage yourself with
other duties. It is the Auto Vacuum
freezer. It is light in weight and
strictly sanitary as there is no
dasher or machinery to get clogged.
You can pack II, place II in your
car, go on picnic and whan ready
for lunch your cream will be ready
too. It is a wonder and will pay
for itself in the Ice it saves.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

The Dead Sea will be a solid
mass Of salt in 500 years say geol-
og!sts. b
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IET THEY STICK.

'I. IF THEY SLICK.
II one tumbler sticks within an
other, fill the inner one with cold
water and put the outer one In
warm water and they will separate
easily
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

! An, ice cream freezer that re.
qutres no turning and that freezes
smooth delicious cream IN As min.
utes and which solves one Of the
housewives problems for the heat
ed season, ! found recently at Halls
Hardware store. It Is so construct.
ed that the freezing process goes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Copyright, 1921, by The Newspa.
per Enterprise Association.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

A commencement gift to fit any
purse-large or small-and sure to
please any girl or boy-short OF
tall-you can surely find at the
Fanus iewelry store and IL you
don't believe 1t, just take a look at
their gift suggestion windows. For
the girl. a>lustrous string Of pearls
a jeweled wrist watch, a feather
fan. a ring, set, perhaps, with her
birthstone, a dainty mesh bag or Q
hand fooled leather one or a gold
pencil. For the boy a watch, cur
links, ring, a crayat pin, silver
pencil or manicure set.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

"Father-like me-is brutally
blunt. He }said: why didn't you
pick man like that instead of the
boob you married?"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Copyright, 1891, By the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.l
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BEAD WoRK

Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper
II Enterprise.)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-23
G1EDR1EcIA1 - v1LN1E-
CLANS.

Giedrieeip progimnaziios
mokiniai If mokytojai jau du
kartu 10 ir 20 m. isyaikyti is
mokyklos If sayimi pa.
tyre okupantu kumsti If rim
lba savo silpnomis jegomis rel
Ska protesta ziauriems lenkp
pasielgimams ir broliskos uz-
uojautos moksleiyiams, glo-
bejams, mokytojams If giln-
nazijos direktoriui. Nenusi-
minkime,. j mokslo syiesa If
karsta Teyynes meile saryuo-
tas musq jaunutes krutines
sutrupes ziauraus prieso gin
klai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-23
NORMA PRASALMTI
TURKV SULTANA.

KonstantinopoHs, gr. 23.-
Turkq nacionalistp seiman,
mieste Angora,y induotas SUI
manymas pasalinti nuo sosto
Turkijos sultana.
Sumanymui priesinasi naci-
onalistp valdzios virsininkas
Mustapha Kemal pasa. Jis
sake, kad siandie sultana rel
kia palikti ramybeje. Sake,
turkai pasiskaitys su sultanu
ir jo valdzia pasibaigus karui
Turkijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-23
NELEDtIA PAPIGINTI
ANGLIU VEkIM0.

7 o.
WASHINGTON, gr. %. =
zinomas Detroito automobiliq
isdirbejas milionierius Ford
Waldo gelezzinkeli Detroit, To-
ledo and Ironton, Jis pas
kelbe tue savo gelezinkeliu j
aplinkinius rniestus pigiau
vezti anglis.
Feciau tarpyalstijine preky-
bos komisija nlilionieriui uz-
gyne tai daryti. Sake, jo toks
pasielgimas, tiesa, yartotojams
atpigins anglis. Bet pakenks
Kittens gelezinkeliams, kurie
negales ,konkafdotis sus Fordo
gelezinkeliu ir todel daug nu-
kentes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-23

Gi nepripazinimas reiskia ar
ba tolesni derejimasi su Ang-
liza arba kara.
Taikos salygu priesai labiau
sia kovoja prizes posma, ku-
riame sakoma, kad Airija tu-
ri but istikima Anglijos kara
liui. Karalip turf pripazlntl
vyriausiaja galva. Taigi, nors
Airija turi but laisva, bet VS.
vien il turf but surista su Brl-
tanijos imperija.
Taigi dar nezinia, kas lures
ivykti su Airija.