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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05
RITE EYES

1 do not see that any advice
from me will be of benefit to
you. Your own common sense
should tell you whether it is
right to kiss a man when you
are engaged to him. L have often
said before that girls cannot be
too particular. One doesn't
have to be a prude at that. Two
or three times a week is often
enough for a young man to call.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05
Girls! Save Your Hair!
Make It Abundant!

Immediately after a ''Danderine"
massage, your hair takes on new life,
lustre and wondrous beauty, appear
ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be-
cause each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay
lifeless, colorless, plain or straggly.
You, too, want lots of long, strong,
beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle of delightful
"Danderine" freshens your scalp,
checks dandruff and falling hair.
gives to thin, dull fading hair that
youthful brightness and abundant
thickness.-All enthusiastically
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stom-
ach, liver and bowels. Children love
it's fruity taste. Full directions on
each bottle. You must say "Califor-
nia."-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05
velvet Rean meal as a Fertilizer

Velvet Bean Meal as a Fertilizer
W. J. M, Gray, Ga, writes:
Some of the farmers in this
community are thinking of grind
ing velet bean in the pod into
a fine meal and applying as fer
tilizer under their crops. Please
give me your opinion of it's val ue
compared with any of the higher
grade fertilizers. Also, what
would be the analysis of velvet
bean ground with the pod?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05
UBqEn f&f]aEBSx
NSNEwGbeG51Nf0fBe/6z7uaLsbgz
"HeIb for the Helpless Kindness to All
Dumb Things
RIFLES

RULES
No unsigned letters printed
No letter written on both sides of paper printed.
All letters not TO exceed $50 to 200 words.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-05
MARY MEPEDITH'S ADVICE
TO LONELY GIRLS AT HOME

I am going to bother you for just
of a place in Atlanta where one can
learn to be a trained nurse. Will
thank you very much if you will
send me the address in the next
Friday Weekly Journal. Please
print as quickly as possible.
BEATRICE.
Write to superintendent Of
Grady hospital for information.
That is the best hospital in At
lanta for real training. Glasses
are in the spring and fall. On
information, a hospital of this
than a private hospital. Hence
the training is more thorough.
Please send me the address where
you can get style CT dressing hair.
L will thank you very much.
BLUE EYES.
If you will write a letter to
Miss Nora Mullane, editor of
health and beauty column of
Good Housekeeping" magazine,
119 West Fortieth street, New
York, she will give you informa-
ton concerning hair dressing.
Send stamped-envelope addressed.
Here comes a lonely girl to you for
advice. [ am twenty years old and
am In love with young man and
he seems not to care so much for me.
lived across the street from him
about six or seven months and then
We moved away from down there. He
has written me one letter and said
he was coming, but he did not come,
and he has never answered my letter.
[ want you to tell me what to do,
M to
see this in print.
A LONELY GIRL.
I am sure your love for the
young man is a one-Sided affair,
and he has shown you he cares
nothing for you by ignoring your
letter and not bothering to call
on you. When a man feels that
way all the running after him.
will not awaken in his bosom
the thoughts of love, so the best
thing you can do will be to let
him alone. Perhaps some day he
may be curious enough about you
to call to see you. Who knows!
7 lave been reading your good ad-
vice to other girls. | want to ask
girl seventeen years of age, brown
hair, fair complexion, five feet three
inches tall, weigh 100 pounds. 1
am in love with a grass widower.
tWent---SiX years OF age. We are
engaged to be married. He tells me
he loves me and I am sure I love
him. He has asked me to kiss him,
but I did not. Do you think it is
any harm to kiss him if you're en-
gagged? How often should your boy
friend call to see you a week? We
have been going together a year and
five months. I went to school until
1 was tewelve years old. Had to
quit on account of my eyes. Thank
ing you for advice.
BLUE EYES.
L do not see that any advice
from me will be of benefit to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25
POTTERS NOT
CONTENT WITH
NEW PAY RATE
Latest Wage Scale Subject
of Controversy by
Workers.

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio. Aug. Is
Workers seemingly are not satisfied with
the wage agreements signed between the
labor committee representing the United
States Potters' Association and the Exc
eutive Board of the National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters, which authorized
wage reduction Of 10 per cent, effective as
OF Aug. last, and an additional re-
duedon Of 7 per cent, effective as Of Nov.
next. The conservative element, how
ever, has admitted that the representa-
tives of the@craft obtained an equitable
adjustment. Others, however, maintain
that old scales should have remained In
tact.
1t is rather early for the wage reduc-
lions to have any effect on buying, as the
manufacturers do propose TO revise their
selling lists and give the distributors.
both department store buyers and job
bers, the benefit OF any reductions that
may be obtained in overhead and manu-
featuring costs.
There has been a noticea Bile increa Sc
In the number of buyers in the market
during the last fortnight and since the
adjustment Of the wage discussions
These buyers admit they have little
stocks on hand and that they have been
holding of buying until revisions were
announced. Some OF the general ware
pottery manufacturers have anticipated
the result Of the recent wage conference
and prepared new selling lists, which
are now in the hands Of their customers
Wage costs are the same in every pottery
in the United States, especially those
manufacturing dinnerware.
Because of the inactivity in the pottery
industry during the last eight weeks
stocks in warehouses haze been reduced.
The decorating shops have been employed.
while the manufacturing departments
have been idle. Warehouse stocks in
many instances are rather uneven and
broken.
One healthfuI sign in the pottery In
dustry is the character Of the mails
many manufacturers are receiving Not
few buyers are asking that "heldup'
orders be started through the shops and
shipped early. Cancellations are very
few.
The business situation IN the stone
,yare pottery Industry Is somewhat re
versed 10 that OF the white ware industry
The nine stone ware potteries in the
Crooksville, tOhio) district are idle be
cause the workers there refused to accept
a wage reduction as suggested by the en-
ployers.- Copyright, 1921, by Public
Ledger Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25

which are all mystifying, would not ap-
pear and only the one document would
have to be consulted.
The amendments as offered by the
committee, were published by the New
York Times and fill eleven columns Of
small type set solid. To piece these
amendments into the present law will
make an oid-fsshioned New England
Iatch work quilt. In its form as amend
ments the bill will create a temper
among taxpayers not favorable to the
congressional majority. The mere con-
volutions created will arouse hostility
ard profanity. All Of this can be avoided
by merely rewriting the law as a whole.
really simplifying It as promised and
not making it vastly more complex, as
is now proposed"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25
When to Sue the Debtor

promised. Sharp practice would become
dangerous and undermine the credit
structure were IL permitted to grow. IL
requires only the unqualified refusal Of
two or three representative houses to
permit unjust deductions to be made to
bring an offender TO his senses. and 1t
pays creditors TO take tho stand, even II
1t does mean the temporary loss OF some
business.
when a customer gives evidsncs OF
financial weakness and It appears 70
be only a question of time when he
will fail, the credit manager is justified
in referring the account 10 an attorney,
providing the debtor has been urged
to pay and has not given these re-
quests any consideration. If subsequent
to placing the account In the hands OF
an attorney the debtor calls a meeting
Of his creditors, the credit man who hes
taken legal action against the debtor
should cooperate to the fullest extent In
liquldating the affairs Of the involved
merchant to the best interest Of all con-
cerned.
Don't fail 10 recognize the fact there
Is time when suit is IN order. ana
oct promptly.-Copyright, 1921, by Public
Ledger Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25

There comes a time in the career OF
some accounts when it is advisable to
bring suit. The credit man should not
hesitate to take such action upon these
occasions. Unfortunately there Is a type
Of debtor who will not answer letters
or give the credit man any satisfaction
whatsoever. The credit man calls the
debtor on the telephone or pays him
personal visit, but the best he can OBJ
tain is n promise to pay later. which is
not fulfilled.
To postpone placing the account In the
hands Of an attorney in these cir
cumstances is very unwise. These
debtors are hardened and pay only when
compelled to do so. One debtor who
was chronically slow pay said In o
bosstful way he made his creditors wait
for their money until they gave their
accounts to an attorney, for he found
that he was able in this manner to get
four and five months extra time.
The customer who is In the habit of
making unjust claims should be sued II
he will not pay, providing tho amount
involved warrants taking the matter into
court. Tho integrity Of business de-
mands that principle shall not be com
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and PhiiadeIphia Public Ledger.

and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
BY RAYMOND G. CARROLL.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-One Of the dor
mant scandals Of the motion picture bus
mess. after having been the subject Of
gossip for several weeks. has finally
found its way into the office of the dis
trict attorney of New York County. 1t
concerns the love affairs Of the head of
one Of the largest motion picture houses
and goes something like this: A young
woman writer of scenario having lost
the affections being transferred to mo-
ton picture actress, committed suicide.
Now. It appears one Of the many film
publications Of the country arranged for
an exposure of the whole affair, but a
widely known theatrical manager, said
to be a close friend of the involved mo-
ton picture king, interviewed and nego-
tiated for $40. GOO a change in ownership
Of the magazine that had the details Of
the affair. Just where a crime has been
committed does not appear at this writ
ing although the scandal in the light OF
the recent Boston roadhouse exposure re-
fleets somewhat unfaY0rably on film land.
In the event Gen. Leonard wood sr-
cepts the appointment of Governor Gen
eral Of the Philippines for the limited
term OF one year, under a compromise
that will allow him TO remain on the
active list Of the Army, it was reported
In New York he may be succeeded after
one year by Horace NJ. Towner, chairman
Of the Congressional Committee on In
sular Affairs. Representative TOwner is
from Iowa.
s"Ten rubles for a nickel A bargain"
shouted a walking bank In Madison
Square. He was a young Russian jew
from the lower East Side. People buy
them for curiosities," he said, "and the
market always rises when Russia is in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25
Movie Scandal flushed
by Sale of Film Paper

the newspapers, like now. with people
over there starving" His stock con-
sisted of one rubls notes, which before
the fall of the imperial government were
worth 81 cents each The Russian
monetary unit is now worth even less
than nothing in actually. but intrin-
sically the value is whatever paper money
collectors choose to make it.
Louis Morgan, winner of tho Paris
prize Of the Ecole Des Beaux arts, came
within an ace of going on the concert
stage two and one half years ago, when
he failed in his first attempt to capture
the prize with its money equivalent Of
5000 net, payable quarterly. His
friends and relatives dissuaded him and
he set his mind and hands anew to this
task of second attempt. The test in
which he was the victor was the planning
of a great municipal building for an
imaginary city. He is 20 years old and
a wounded war veteran, who started his
career as office boy with a firm of archi-
tects in Lexington avenue
The Japanese are masters at tennis and
they could best us at baseball, is the
opinion of two authorities. Vincent
Richards, tennis expert, has picked the
Japanese contestants as the probable
winners over the Australians in the de-
Gliding series for the Davis cup.
Mischa Elman, the violinist who has
il st returned from the Orient, says he
was most impressed in Japan by the
way baseball was being played there.
"The young japanese play the game. ="
he said, with such experiences and aban-
don that 1 could see them as dangerous
competitors to any of the best American
teams. They can hit a ball, let me tell
you Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger
Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25
CITY MAY HAVE Birdie PATHS.

Bride paths will be established In IT.
dianapolis shortly If the plans advanced
by the civic committee Of the Lions Club
are carried out. The idea was indorsed
at a meeting Of the club yesterday and
Or. Edward A. Willis, chairman of the
civic committee. was directed to take
the matter up with the Chamber OF Com
merce.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25

Chairman Fordney's statement that the
railroads had cost the Government under
Federal control S4,O0O,OOO,OO0 by stating
that the total appropriations for the
roads had been $1,000, 100000. Mr.. Car
ner also called attention to the fact that
the express companies bad been relieved
Of ST coo 600 in taxes, but that no taxes
had been taken of the parcels post.
in line with the policy of the Demo
cratic party to be constructive, Repre-
sentative Garner submitted his plan for
taxation, which, in a nutshell, is that
he would employ inheritance, personal
and corporation income and tobacco
taxes. The excess profits tax would be
the last be would repeal.
Following Mt. Gamers speech. a Re-
publican congressman said to the writer:
If some one on our side doesn't an
swer Gamers speech we will he in a
hole when It comes to explaining this
bill to our constituents"
why don't you have somebody an
swer it?' I asked.
Il don't know whether we've got any
body on our side that can answer 1t"
be replied.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25

Bungling and lack of a program have
been charged against Republicans In the
making Of both the tariff and tax re-
vision bills by Democratic spokesman and
in this corresp ondence, and the charge
is now supported by an editorial in the
Washington paper alleged TO be owned
and controlled in part by Herbert Hoo
yer. who, perhaps, is the best author
itv In such matters in the present Cab
met. But Mr.. Hoover evidently is not
consulted about such things, and If he is
consulted he is not needed. Here is what
his paper has to say about the bungling
methods of making this tax bill and the
confusion 1t viii cause, especially TO
business men:
THE one extreme fault Of the new rev.
enue bill, as the Herald sees It, is the
fact that it is not a bill for a new law,
but q series Of amendments Of 10000
words In the total. To make the Law,
one law, these two will have to be read.
studied and construed together IDstead Of
simplifying, this will greatly compiicate
the law as a whole and make its con-
struction more the work Of a 'Philadel-
pkfa lawyer and impossible to the av-
ge business man.
why the committee choose this method
rather than rewriting and making one
complete act. is beyond any but congress
sional ken. It should not be made m6Te
necessary than before 10 hire a lawyer
to find what the tax is, even by man Of
moderate income. 1t should not be made
necessary to read the two laws together
wien they could be easily combined in
one Reference to sections, subdivisions
Of sections and the fact OF amendment,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-25

Representative Garner OF the ways
and Means Committee (the Democratic
members were not allowed to take part
ins the making OF the bil) epitomized
the Ubiquitous character OF the tax re-
vi-ion bill when he said The whole
bin Is drawn in the interest OF those who
pay high taxes and against those who
r. taxes"
n exposed the rsctIsas character OF
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
ATIDAROMAS ANGLIJOS
PARLAMENTAS.
Lloyd George pasirenges kar-
Cion kovon.

Londonas, Vas. Is. : Sian
die karalius savo palydovu
lydimas atidaro AngEijos par
lamento sesija. Sta sesija gal
bus labai priesginiaujanti
premiere Lloyd George politi-
kai, kuri pasigamino daugybe
neatlaidziu prieSininkQ.
Sakoma, kad Siandie ar ry-
toj premjeras parlamente kal-
b6s, taip sakant, jis laikys
kvotimus is savo valdymo. Ne
zinia tad kaip jis iseis is to-
Mes jau senai jis politikiniQ
prieSininkQ smarkiai kritikuo-
jamas.
Sakoma, net patsal kara
illus susirupines Lloyd George
valdzios likimu.
Premjeras labjausia puola-
mas uz nevykusia politika Al
rijoje, kur siandie baisiai lie
jamas kraujas If palaikomas
negirdetas. teroras.
Kitas svarbus daiktas tai
didele bedarbe Angliioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
KOVA PRIZES TEISEJA
lands.

Anot ziniq is Washingtono,
kova prizes federali teiseja
Landis kongrese jaq pradeta.
zemesniajame kongreso butte
skunda prizes teiseja pakele
atstovas Welty is Ohio vals-
tijos, demokratas. Tao tikslu
dar nepadaryta rezoliucija,
bet CANA to, kad skundas jarl
pakeltas.
Senate tuO patiu reikalu
veikia senatorius Dial.
Svarbiausias uzmetimas tel
s6jui, tai tas, kad jis, buda-
mas Sales valdininku, vyriau-
syb6s apmokamu, uzsima pa
Saliniu darbu ir uz tai gauna
gera alga. Jis apsiemG but
"basehallininkQ" augSciau-
siuoju arbitru. h NJ tai jam
per metus mokama $42,500 al
gOS.
Tuo tarpu kongreso parody
mu draudziama apmokamiems
vyriausybes valdininkams uzsi
init pasaliniais darbais.
Pakeliami kongrese skundai
prizes teisejq Landis $iandie
yra didziausia sensacja.
Chicagoje apie teiseja nuo-
mon6s pasidalinusios. Vieni
kalba uz j, kai-kurie prizes.
Reillia pasakyti, kad teise-
jas Lands yra stiprus sulas
pildyme Sales istatyml.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
O'CALLAGHAN NEAPLEIS
S. VALSTIJU.

Washington, Vas. IA. =
Darbo sekretorius Wilsonas
buvo par6des, kad Airijos
miesto Corko lordas majoras
O'Callaghan turis apleisti
Suv. Valstijas Vas. IL.
Pas Darbo sekretoriu Ian
-kesi O'Callaghano apginejas
Doyle. Po llonferencijos pra-
neSta, kad O'Callaghan pasi-
liekas il toliaus Suv. Valsti-
jose. Tr apleisiqs Sail, kuomet
jam busianti tinkamoji pro
ga ta padaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
.AMER|kA SUSILAUKS
DAUG|AU KARD|NOLy

Rymas, Vas. Is. = Is Va
tikano oficiialiai paskelbta,
kad Kovo pradzioie slapta-
me popeziaus konsistoriuje j
kardinoluS bus pakeltas 10
Angstoji Malonyb6 Philadel-
phijos Arkivysl1upas. Dennis
j. Dougherty.
Sitame konsistoriuie tad A
merika gaus tik vienQ kardi-
nola. Bet, llaip sp6iama, ne
uzilgo raudonos skrybeles nuo
popezius gausiq dar Chica-
Cos If New Yorko Arkivys-
kupu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
ATIDARYTAS KANADOS
PARLAMENTAS.
Pramatoma smarki politikine
. kova.

Ottawa, Kanada, Vas. Is. -
Kanados generals gnbernat0-
rius, Devonshire princas, va
kar Gia atidar6 Kanados try
parlamento penktQla
sesija.
Sitoie sesijoje vyriausybd
susidurs su stipria opozicija.
Pastaroji, sakoma, pareika-
laus paleisti parlamentq il pa
skelbti rinkimus atstovQ. Mes
Sis parlamentas buvo rinktas
tik karo laikotarpiui ir su ka-
TO pabaiga jis tur6jo but pa
leistas.
Be to, vyriausybG susidurs
su ukininkQ veikimu. Ukinin-
kp atstovai pareikalaus grie-
ztu atmainu tarifoje.
Sitame parlamente vyriau-
.sybe trui savo pus6je daugu-
ma atstovp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
DU JURININKU PASAUTA
UzPUOLIMO TIKSLAIS.
Taip bent mano admirolas
Strauss.

Manila, Vas. Is. = Suv,
ValstijQ karo laivyno Azijos
vandenyse komendantas, adj
mirolas Strauss, Gia praneS6,
kad amerikoniSkus jurininkus
VladivoStoke buvo uzpuOlP
RusQ burys, matyt, apipleSl-
mo tikslaiS.
Jurininkai buve lankesi Via
divostoko apylink6se. Gryz-
tant jie susidur6 su buriu Ru-
sQ, matyt, gbuvusios RusQ ar
mijoS oficierQ, a..
ArgumentQ metu noreta Ju-
rininkus apipl6Stl. Tie nepa-
sidav6. Tad is jQ du persau-
Ia.
Rusijos policija del to nuo-
tikio areStavo visa ellie RusQ
civiIiQ- Tas nuotikis neturi
jokip savy Internationally
zymiQ. IT reikalas tuo zvilgs-
niu pabaigtaS. Mes Japonai
neiSimaiSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
UzDRAUSTA GELEzINKE-
LIEGIAMS POLITIKA.

Toronto, Ont, Kanada, Vas.
Is. : Canadian National ge-
lezinkelio prezidentas Hanna
paskelbe, kad visiems to gele-
zinkelio darbininkams uzdrau-
sta maisyties Sales politikon
visokiais zvilgsniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16
JAPONAI PRIPAzINO
BIUDzETA.

Tokyo, Vas. Is. zemes-
parlamento butte Wy
riausybes paduotas biudzetas
pripazintas be jokios atmai-
nos 266 balsais prizes 152.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16


daryti kitas ekonomines kon-
vencijas Up. 81
Toliau zadama asmens au-
tonomiia Lenkams Lietuvoj
Up. s. If kalbama apie "ben-
dra Selma" ir "bendra sosti-
ne" (p. 9 If 10Y.
Kaip matome, musQ delega-
cijos pasiulymas susideda is
dyiejq pusiq: ~ Lenkiios val
stybei If y LenkQ tautai,
kick j gyvena Lietuyoj.
Pradekime nuo santikiu su
Lenkija, kaip valstybe. Arti-
miausi rysiai, kuriuos p. Stau-
gaitis minajo savo prakalboj
Ipirmame Lenku-Lietuviq po-
sedy, dabar tampa riskesni.
Jie turi iSsireiksti ekonomines
konvencijose- Isid6kime tai ge-
raj galvon. Cia yra nekaltas
zodis dideliam daiktui. Exc
nominiu konvencijQ niekas ne
daro atskirai. Su jomis visa
da greta eina politikos ir mi
litares konvencijos. Kiekvie-
ma valstybe, igijusi kur nors
ekonominiq privilegijq, rupi-
nasi Jas apsaugoti, ekonomi-
Mo reikalo apsaugojimas te-
galimas tik politikos ir mill
tarin9mis priemonemis.
Konvenciju pavojus.
Darydami SUI LenkiJa eko-
NOMINEES konvencijas, mes gre
tai atsidurtume tokioj pade-
ty, kaip kad savo laiku Vo-
kietija norejo suriSti Lietuva
ellie konvencijQ, vadinasi, is
musq nepriklausomybes tebe-
liktq Vien vardas.
Bet neziurekime tolimesniu
pasekmiu If skaitykime valan-
delei, kad galimos Lietuvai su
Lenkija vien ekonomines kon-
vencijos: Ka tai NUNS reik-
Stu? Tai reikstQ, kad Lietuvos
darbo zmones turetQ aplinki-
niu budu mok6ti Lenkijai
duokle ir ismoketi jos skolu
dali.
Neuzmirskime, kad Siandie
Lenkija turi .daugiaus simto
milijardQ skolos. Skaitant re
mai nuoSimcius, jjai reikia per
metus iSmoketi penkis mill
jardus, o pereitu metu visos
jos pajamos buvo tik trys mi
Ilijardai.
AiSku, kad Lenkijos finan-
sine padetis greitai bus bio
gesne uz Rusijos ir jos bank
rotas neisvengiamas. Juk j
tebegyvena tik spauzdinimu
naujp poperiniu pinigu, kurip
greitai niekas neims, kur ne
bus galima karo ir policijos
priemonamis priversti zmones
juos init.
Taigi tokiose aplinkybese
kas is Lietuviu sutiktu daryti
ekonomines sutartis SUI Lenki-
ia, atiduotu Lietuva jai vergl-
vote. Ka reiskia "bendras
jon.
"Bendra sostina."
Paziurekime dabar { delega-
(Seka 4ajame pusl.)-
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-16

ORAS. = Siandie grazus oras;
laukiama orc atmaina rytoj die
ma ar vakare; temperature kila.