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Electric Beater and New Knife Sharpener Arrive

then adding the two cupfuls of
boiled sugar syrup alternately with
two heaping tablespoonfuls of
marshmallow creme. While the
mixture was still soft the regulator
was at half speed, but as the MKT
ure became thicker the speed of the
motor was increased by slipping the
lever along in its horizontal slot
until at the end, when the mixture
was very thick, full speed was used.
The Rollins reduces time from one
third to one-half and positively elm
mates work. (See detailed recipe for
frosting under tested foods. this
page).
Star Performer on Mayonnaise
Boquets for the Rollins on its
mayonnaise! In less than ten min
utes pint of delicious, smooth, stiff
mayonnaise was produced by this
beater. AS this stiffens one can
increase the speed of the motor and
add oil and vinegar very rapidly, so
that time for making of a quart, or
even larger amount, would not
be greatly increased. The greatest
amount of time consumed in the
whole mayonnaise process was the
first part, during the mixing of the
egg with the oil.
A second experiment with the
Rollins on mayonnaise showed a
gallon of oil (16 cupfuls) used up
in ten minutes. Think of that
amount and remember how long it
took you the last time you used
just one cupful of oil. In the case
Of the making of the gallon of
mayonnaise, which was actually
done on behalf of The Tribune Clubs
chef the vinegar, mustard, salt and
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

pepper were added to the twelve
egg yolks before any oil was used,
and then the oil was added very
rapidly. A stream nearly as large
as e. pencil was kept flowing in
till the last couple of minutes, when
it was added even faster. This is
handy thing to know for church
socials, club picnics, afternoon tea,
etc.
A quart of cream was beaten in
less than five minutes. Almond
kisses were quickly made, and were
delicious, thorough beating being
the secret of success.
If it were necessary to beat up
large quantities of flour and water
for soups, ETC., the beater could find
no better use. For light batters,
such as waffles, pancakes, and other
light mixtures, it is excellent. A
batter for pupovers was beaten in
five minutes and light, crisp hollow
shells were the result. For these
the egg was first beaten lightly and
the milk and flour then added al
ternatelv.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
This Device Insures an Edge on All
Kitchen Tools and Is Both
Quick and Safe

Of an inch in diameter, and stands
ou5 inches from the board on
which it is mounted. Small winged
nuts at either end permit the ooser-
ing and tightening Of the looped
ends of the support, so that the rod
may be turned and the wear evenly
distributed.
But the most distinctive feature
of the steel is the cutting of the rod.
The usual way is to cut lines in the
steel, which form the so-called slots,
and then harden the steel, which,
however, makes irregularities in
the hardness, due to the overhead
ing OF the tiny ridges. But in this
case the steel is hardened first and
then cut with acid, the rod being
covered with molten paraffin and
about 250 lines to the inch drawn in
it lengthwise through this pro-
teetive coating, so that the acid is
applied only to the steel exposed
at bottom of the cut.
Ii a slice were cut off of the end
Of the rod it would be like solid
wheel with about 300 tiny square
teeth on its circumference. 1t is
the square edges of these teeth that
shave Off the knife blade in sharpen
ing, and as long as bit of this
toothlike projection is left it will
sharpen, which prophesies long
and useful life for the sharpener.
Edges to Suit
For those who need initiation in
the art Of sharpening be it said that
you get a keen, razor edge, deeper
cut and better for meats and fruit
if you place the knife against the
steel at an angle of about Is de-
/ grees between the back of the knife
and the steel; but quick edge is
obtained that lasts longer and is
good for pairing potatoes or scraping
vegetables, ETC., by holding the
knife more erect. e., about 80
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

4 ND beat, and beat, and beat!
That's what it used to mean
\ when you wanted an espe-
.;elly fine icing mixture or mayon-
rs;se or cake batter. Now you in
sert plug in wall socket beside
The kitchen table, put this new
heater in the mixing bowl, push
,eges--whiry-whiry goes the beater
and before you can say Jack Rob
;nson0 all of the ingredients are
ssely and smoothly mixed.
"Kollins'' Is Its Name
This new champion of aching
wrists and muscles is the Rollins
Electric Egg Beater, which costs
inst about half cent an hour to
use and saves many minutes of val
uabls kitchen time.
It is the familiar Dover type
heater. but driven by an electric
motor instead Of arm power. The
motor is not in the least bit cumber-
some, since it Is just about the size
Of an orange. Aluminium eight of
weight, you know is the metal used
for the casing for the motor and
as gear housing at the upper end
Of the whipping strips. Pressed
sheet steel is shaped into the handle
bail which supports the black en-
ameled handle. The whipping strips
and heavy wire stationary frame
are Of the usual construction.
deverly Constructed Speedster
The small motor with a speed ad-
jastment of from 4,S00 to 5000
revolutions a minute (light load)
is Of the type commonly used in
sibrators and other small house
hold appliances. 1t is happy COM
bination of lightness, excellent con
struction and good finish. The speed
is controlled by a through lever at
the top of the motor Git can be re-
duced about half), and this lever
can be set by the same hand that
holds the beater handles-one hand
IS free. The motor takes from 25
watts at light loads to 60 watts at
heavy work.
The motor is detachable. a lug
at its side slides into a slot cut in
the handle bail and the motor shaft
with a pin through it sets into
notched sleeve protruding from the
oval almuinum gear housing. When
the beater is being cleaned the
motor may be detached to prevent
its getting wet and causing later
difficulties.
A six-foot cord enters the motor
at the side opposite the handle and
a spiral spring fixed rigidly to the
motor casing prevents undue wear
at that point. A plug is furnished
at the socket end of the cord. The
beating mechanism consists OF four
fsTble loops, in two sets of two
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
a hardware store that cares to
bother with the small job?
Eight Strokes Docs 1t!

So. a real knife sharpener Of
hardened steel, that is safely
strapped to a wooden base and can
be attacked with knife by
the feeblest woman with victorious
results, is no small addition to any
kitchen where efficiency and con-
venience score and where waste
motions and unnecessary irritations
are reduced to a minimum. Waving
handled steel in the air and ply
ing it with knife have never ap-
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and nothing goes with it so well as a
marshmallow sauce.
Steamed Chocolate PUDDING
l egg 4tablesnoons
II c,,r r,;1,, melted butter
2 squares un-
cup flour sweetened cho-
colate, melted
8 teaspoons bak- u cup chopped
ing powder nuts
Beat the eggs and mix the ingredi-
ents in the order given. Fill a but
tered mold three-quarters full and
steam this for one and one-half
hours.
Marshmallow Sauce
II cup sugar heaping table
l-3 cup water spoon marshmal-
low creme.
Boil the sugar and water to 220 F.
Into this syrup drop the marsh
mallow paste and pour slowly over
the well-beaten egg white, continu.
ing to beat for ten minutes.
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blade of thesknife by coming in con-
tact with the microscopic cutting
edges Of the hardened steel rod.
Special Construction
For this sharpener has peculiar
construction all its own. The ~
inch rod has a cutting surface of
9.5 inches. It is only three-eighths
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
No More Aching Arm Muscles
When Electricity Saves Time
and Eliminates Work

each. The upper ends of each set
are welded to steel gears within the
gear housing and these drive the
loops at synchropous speeds.
When one twirls hand beater
at pretty fast rate the whipping
loops rotate at about / 900 revolu-
tons minute, as has been de-
termined by experiment. High
speed on the Rollins gives about
1000 revolutions a minute of the
whipping loops, on light duty (egg
heating), and can be reduced ac-
cording to the requirements of the
batter. 1t is possible to beat small
amounts, though, of course, this
good sized beater will take care Of
large quantities as well-and these
may be batters, eggs, mayonnaise,
icings, etc.
Half Minute for Egg Whites
The first Institute test of the
Rollins beater was the beating Of
egg whites, and it was found that a
small quantity, such as two eggs,
could be successfully beaten in half
minute The time increases
slightly with larger amounts.
Five of your precious kitchen
minutes is all that is necessary to
make .arshmallow frosting, as was
discovered in the Institute kitchen,
by first beating the two egg whites,
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

degrees between the back of the
knife and the steel.
Even shears can be sharpened on
this steel, but this takes more skill
and a little practice. The wooden
base is only inches wide by 16
long, with a mission finish, and
seyen-eighths of an inch thick, 80
it may be conveniently fastened to
any foot and a third of space on
table edge or wall molding for
quick use. One is much more apt
to sharpen a knife if the steel is
in sight and does not need to be
dragged out from closet or drawer
for use.
Davidson's Knife and Shear
Sharpener. Made by J. B. David
son, Derby, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
Cake Chocolates Are Foods

Cake chocolates are energizers.
They are an emergency ration. They
are concentrated body fuel. Just
for this reason they are ideal to slim
in the hiker's lunch box; they are
good for the baseball playing boy;
they are not the steady ration for
the sedentary stenographer or house
keeper. Too often the woman who
is doing no exercising is the very
one who gets Them. These two ex-
cellent chocolates al interesting
in their hkenesses and differences
But they both are over half sugar
Of some kind, and SO should be bal
anced with fruits and crisp crack
ers, to be used by the body at their
best. The chocolate flavor is espe-
cially good with a juicy orange and
a cracker-and the meal is bal
anced.
The Caller chocolate is light in
color, has the velvety texture of
cream itself, and as a matter of
chemical fact showed 9.5 of milk
sugar, Indicating about % per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
Made for Women'-A Sharpener
That Works Well Standing Still
sK NIVES FOR WOMEN" espe-

IVES FOR WOMEN" espe-
cially in the kitchen, is a slo-
, gan that went along with de-
nand for pockets and votes
and other effective perqui-
sites Of the sterner sex. But
what good is a knife with no
edge? 1t is only a mockery,
and women's knives have
been notably dull in days
past. The scissors grinder
who used to roam the streets
with a bell on the handle of
his grindstone on wheels has
vanished along with the
hucksters who called "fresh
shad" and deviled crabs and
strawberries, all authentic
harbingers of spring, in the
old days-at least in the
streets of the nations capt.
tai. And who remembers to
take knives and scissors to be
sharpened, even if you know
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

ally good and was we'll liked hot or
cold by the Institute tasters. The
chemist reported that the concen-
tlated powder had six times the caf-
feln content of coffee and it made
cup of average strength as to
flavor when 1.5 level teaspoonfuls
were used. There is none of the
coffee fat left in this powder, though
some instant coffees do hold it, and
the excellent flavor is probably due
to the roast given. 1t is o9.SS per
cent soluble in water. So you get
your full value in solution. No for
eign addition of any kind was found.
A handy can indeed for the pantry
shelf.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

" NIGER ALES, while they
Z TT may be well liked for them
selves, are not appreciated as
they should be as basis for mixed
drinks. They add tang and thirst
quenching properties to iced tea,
lemonade and mixed fruit punches,
and are more easily available than
siphons and charged waters.
All good punch makers should
know that the sliced lemon never
affiliates with the tea or ale as well
(and body is lacking) when it is
merely put into the mixture at the
last minute. Always squeeze the
lemons and oranges and let them
stand with sugar for several hours
if possible. The following recipe
makes this practicable even for
emergency punches, as you have the
sugar and fruit basis waiting in the
icebox.
Mint Punch
| dozen lemons White Rock Cor
8 cups sugar any plain soda
IL sprigs of mint water).
Ginger ale
Chop the mint finely, combine with
the sugar and lemon juice (no seeds,
as they give bitter fiavor) and let
it stand overnight or several hours.
Strain this. If not to be used at
once, put in a closed jar and it will
keep indefinitely.
To serve add one scani, cupful OF
the mixture given to two bottles OF
ginger ale and one of plain soda
water, or three Of ale alone. Ice well
and serve at once.
A pitcher Of strong iced tea sweet
ened to taste, with lemon juice ian
orange does not go amiss) and gin
ger ale added at the last moment
topped off with a sprig of mint, will
really cool you much more than the
oldtirne beverage of which the mint
is reminiscent.
To frost the glass is the last re-
finement, and if you would obtain j!
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

handle of the beater, as in the pic
ture, and the mixture becomes too
thick for the spindles to turn rapid
ly, then it is simple matter to push
the horizontal control lever with the
thumb of the right hand.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

1.-THE tcork Of the Institute Is not q
matter Of research into books and pub
lications prepared and issued by others,
bat includes the actual examination and
testing Of appliances and foods. and ea-
perlmentation lcith these to determine
their real north and practical value to
housewives. The results Of four years
Of such a9ork, conducted by experienced
men and aoomen, under expert super
vision, are in the Institute files, and
at your service, If you apply to The
Tribune Institute, Beekntan 5000. Prices
and further det0ils in regard to the ap-
pliances reported to-day s0iu be given
on appIicatton.)
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07
Easy to Handle

The speed control switch is easily
adjusted by the fingers, which hold
the beater in position. If you are
making mayonnaise for instance,
and holding e cup of oil in the
RIGHT hand with the left on the
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

cent of cane sugar and 81 per cent of
lat, you can readily see that an
ounce of chocolate is pretty solid
eating.
Tie Ideal bar has less milk (about
10 per ceRss as indicated by 81 of
milk sugars) acd S5.7 of cane sugar,
the distinctive feature here being
the toasted almonds, which are very
good in flavor and add both to nu
triton and taste. The products
could almost have been analyzed by
taste, the Caller being velvety and
creamy, as its higher milk content
would lead you to expect, while the
darker. sweeter almond bar makes
quite different appeal. Both are
pure, nutritious, excellent products.
MarshmalIow Creme
The rnarshmallow cremes are
typical of the marshmallow part of
their ancestry. They are perfectly
pure and harmless, being mostly
sugar (31 per cent) and glucose (4S
per cent?, with II per cent of moist
ure and little egg white g per
cent?. The mixture is beaten full of
air bubbles and pleasantly favored
with vanilla, with the distinctive
narshmallow taste besides. No
gela.Ale, no starch, no preserva-
tives, 10 saponil, were found.
The c nvenient physical qualities
Of glucose, its thickening power
without crystallizing or hardening
are most useful here, and as an
aid in l--aking frostinrs, fill >. and
"top offs fer chocolf tie and cr@ee
b lerag S, or sundaes (nix-d WIKI
chopped nuts), it fills a real need
and offers convenience and special
flavor, but not economy. The pint
glass jar costs 80 cents. but SINH
lar product can be had in cheaper
containers.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

n PINT of mayonnaise i'm
IA less than ten minutes,
or a gallon in about the
Same time. 1t lis all the
same to the electric beater,
and oh, the difference to you
md your shoulder blade!
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

Tested and endorsed in The Tribune
Instituted
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The Plan of Work

"TSfTSE PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED
\ % a CHEMICAL TEST AND SHOWN 70 BE
- EXCELLENT QUALITY, ACCURATFTY
LA8E1ED A1D AND FREE FROM ADULTERATIoN.
SOOklNG TESTS IN THE INSTITUTE LABORA
TORY HAVE BEEN MADE TO DETERMINE -TJEIP
EDlBlLITY AND ADAPTATION TO SPECIAL USES
THl RESULTS OBTAINED ARE REPORTED IN
PARl ON THIS PAGE, AND ANY FURTHER IN
tORMAIlON DESIRED MAY BE OBTAINED Nv
APPLICATION TO THE INSTITUTE.
ANNE LEWIS PIERCE
Director Tribune Institute
Tested and Approved Foods
Beech-Nut Brand Ginger Ale
Beech-Nut Packing Co.. Canajoharie, NJ Y.
Callers Genuine Sweet Milk Chocolate
Peter Caller Kohler Swiss Milk Chocolate Co.. Inc.
Fulton, N. Y. ~ A~'
Empire Brand Instant Coffee
Empire ire Food Products Co.. II Barclay ST., New York
Ideal Sweet Milk Chocolate with toasted soonas
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Co.. Lititz Pa
Sunbeam Marshmallow Creme
Austin, Nichols & Co., New York Civ
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MAUI KANAUNINKAI.

10 Malonybe zemaiGiq Vys-
kupas Karevicius,. paskyre
garb6s kanauninkais: kun. /.
Tuna If D-rQ R. Geni.
Balandzio 20 d. Kaune
issajo naujo laikrasGio pirmas
numeris "Lietuvos Balsas" I,
p. A. Smetonos redaguojamas.
Nauja laikrastl leidzia, kaip
pasakyta pirmame numeryje,
ne partija If ne partijos rel
kalams. Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybe sverbiausias jo uzda-
why's.
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LLOYD GEORGE NEAT
MAINO sAVO POZICIJOS.
Augstoji Sileziia turi but pa
dalinta teisingai.

Londonas, Geg 19. - Ang-
Iijos minister's pirmininkas
Lloyd George 7akar paskeI-
be pareiSkimq apie Anslijos
atsineSima i AugStajq Silezi-
ia. kur Lenkai kelia baisQ
trukSmQ.
Premjeras sake jog jis at
sake uz savo k I, andai pa
sakvta parlam, SilezijoS
klauSimu. Gil iaus laik-
raEsGGiu visokie J >ETiojimai II
uzSipuldin6jima iQ paclQ
sugalvojimaS.
PremjeraS pareiSkime sake:
"Silezijos likima lures ap-
spreSti vyriauSiOji taryba, bet
ne Korfanty.'
Kitoje vietoje:
"Taikos Sutarties vaikams
neturi but leiSta dauzyti mo-
linus puoduS Europoje be TIM
kamo pabaudimo. kas-nors
turf ant jQ pad6ti savo stip-
ria rankq, kitaip jie nepaliauS
kelti neSmagumus.
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WRANGELIO KAREIVIAI
APSAUGOS DARDANE-
LIUS.

Konstantinopolis, Geg. 19.-
Sajungininku komisija galuti-
mai paskelb6, jog Konstantino-
polls, Dardaneliai ir Bosforas
yra neutraliai.
Vienur ir kitur uzdrausta
maisyties Turkams nacijona-
listams ir Graikams.
Kadangi Sajungininkai cia
turi nedaug savo kareiviq, tad,
regis, apsaugoti Dardaneliq ir
Bosforo neutralybe bus pasau-
xii gen. Wrangelio kareiviai.
Dalis tq kareiviQ taigi gaus
uzsi6mimo il maisto.
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TELEGRAPH SUSISIEKI-
MAI RUSIJOS SU
VOKIETIJA.

Berlynas, Geg. 19. : Cia
oficijaliai paskelbta, jog trum-
poi ateity Vokietija su Rusi-
ia gales liuosai susisielti te-
legrafu.
Tuo tikslu vedamos tarybos,
kurios veikiai pasibaigsian-
clos.
Be to, Vokietija su Russia
atnaujins If kitokiais keliais
normalius susisiekimus. Ir,
matyt, Vokietija tais savo zy-
giais daug ka laim6s Rusijoje.
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LENKAI SAUKIASI S. VAL.
STIJQ.

Washington, Geg. 10. - Var
Savos Lenkai Gia per savo pa
siuntini atsiliepia j Suv. Vats-
tijQ vyriausybe, kad j parem-
tu Lenkijq, kuomet Sqjungi-
ninkQ taryboie bus svarsto-
mas AugS. Silezijos klausi-
mas.
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausybes
atsineSimas j tq atsiliepima
nezinomas. Tik zinoma, kad
Silezijos klausimas yra grynai
Europos reikalas ir todel Len
kai negali tik6ties jokios pa
gelbos.
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NAUJAUSIOS zIN|OS.

PARYzIUs, Lenkai su
Prancuzais mato, jog Anglijos
pasipriesinimas Lenkq truks-
mui Silezijoje n6ra kol1s juo-
kas, tad apgalvojama is Sile-
zijos padaryti nepriklausoma
valstybe, kuri busianti "bufe-
rine" Sails tarpe Lenkijos If
Vokietijos. Jei tas sumanymas
butq ikunytas, Lenkija leng-
viau atsikv6ptq. Bet tai "ne-
priklausomai" Silezijai reika-
lingas pritarimas Anglijos il
Italijos.
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VOKIECIAI BLOKUOJA 81
LEzIJA.
Neleidzia ivezti maisto ir pi-
nigu.

Londonas, Geg. 10. Ka-
dangi Vokieciai kol-kas negali
su ginklais ineiti Silezijon
prizes Lenkus trukSmadarius,
tad nutarta tuos "maistinin-
kus' blokuoti ekonominiu
zvilgsniu.
IS kitos dalies Silezijos If is
Vokietijos jiems nepristato-
mas jocks maistas If reikalingi
Industrious pinigai. Pristato-
mas tiktai pienas, kurs butt
mai reikalingas vaikams.
VokieGiai plenuoja badu su-
pono Korfanty sp6kas.
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Nurodo j S. Valstijas.

Lloyd George'o pareiSkimas
sutrumpinime yra toksai:
"AS StOviu uz savo pareiS-
kimq, koki paSkelbiau parla-
mente SiIezijos klausimu. Su-
prantama, pripazistu atsako-
mybe tik uz tuos zodzius, ko-
kiuS eSu pasakes, bet ne uz
tuoS. kokius piktai iSgalvoja
Prancuzu laikraSciai.
"Kuone visa Amerikos il
Italijos, taip gerai ir Britain
jos, Spauda vienbalsiai pare
me mint. kokia huvau parel-
Skies. Visos didziosios vieSpa-
tijos, kurios stov6jo Prancu-
zijos pus6je karo metu vieno-
dai teisingai aiSkina Versai-
lleso sutarti.
"Nei viename kitokiame
klausime man neteko matyti to
kio nuomoniu vienodumo. Vi
sose sitose trijose salyse yra
vienoda paziura. II turetQ but
didziai nemalonus daiktas, jei
Prancuzq spauda imtQ reikSti
prieSingas nuomOnes. TeGiau
mes turime but pakent6jai
reiSkiamQ svetimQ nuomoniu
"Reikia pasakyti, jog Pran-
cuzQ spauda visais laikais turi
paproti atakuoti savo Sqjungi-
ninkus, jei pastarQjQ paziuros
kartais nesutinka su jig paziu-
romis. Toksai nesusivaldymas
yra kenksmingas Sajunginin-
ku vienybei.
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COUNTRY EDITION METALyoL. VI No. 1ls
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Vilnius. Is cia gauta ziniQ,
jog Lenkai rengia nauja spo-
SO Lietuyai. Jeigu jie Briuse-
lyle pasizad6s nuginkluoti Ze-
ligowski, tai tuomet Lenkq
karuonftne pulsianti Zeligows-
kio armija, o pastaroji memo
resianti Lenkams pasiduoti,
pasitrauksianti Kauno linkui.
Panasus pasitraukimas" ma
noma iScenizuoti tue tikslu,
kad tureti .geros progos visa
Lietuvos teritorija okupuotL
ar bent atskirti Kauna nuo
Liepojaus, Rygos ir Rytpru-
siq. Visa tai turetQ isideti gal
Won musQ nuomone, valdzia
ir jos atstovai Briusely.
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BAISI BETVARKE MEKSI-
KOJE.
Prezidentas turi atmainyti sa-
vo pozicija.

Mexico City, Geg. 19. - Cia
ir kitur isivyravo socialistu
radikalq gaujos if terorizuo-
ia gyventoius.
W tai kaltinamas Sales pre-
zidentas Obregon, kurs be maz-
ko sebrauja su radikaliais gal
valais.
Uzvakar parlamento atsto-
val liber. konstitucionalistai
turejo kaukusa (partijos su-
sirinkima). Tar6si, kokiuo bu-
du patvarkyti isnaujo slenkan-
ciq terorizman Sail.
Susirinkusieji padare memo
rijala ir- pasiunte prezidentui.
PareiskeJam, ldant Jls kuovel-
klaus atmainytq savo politinl
nusistatyma. Kitaip jis nei ne
pasijusiqs, kaip busias nusluo-
tas nuo prezidentystes su visu
savo Stabu.
Kuomet lib. konstituciona-
listai tur6jo susirinkima, juos
uzpuol6 radikalQ gaujos. Pa
Saukti laiku gaisrininkai su
vandenim iSvaik6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-20
KAUNAS.
Katedroje rengiamas sv. zitos
altorius.

sv. Zitos Tarnai6iQ draugi-
ia leidus 10 Eksc. zemaiciu
Vyskupui, itaise katedros baz-
nyGGioje savo globejos sv. zi-
tos altoriQ. sventosios paveik-
sla piese dailininkas p. ?.
Kalpokas. Balandzio I'D, Z
val. iSryto, buvo sv. Zitos pa
veikslo pasventinimas.
10 Malonybei Vyskupui da-
leidus ivedami katedros baz-
nyeGioje sv. zitos atlaidai, ku-
rie bus apvaikSGiojami kas me-
tai. sekanti sekmadieni po 81
d. Balandzio men.