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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
TO PROBE COST
OF HARD COAL
Charges Monopoly Holds
Price of Anthracite to
Sl2 a Ton

WASHINGTON. April 22. Cilng
charges that monopoly ls engaged
IN maintaining the wartime price
ot anthracite conl Rcprosoufa'ivo
linthioum of Maryland today intro
duccd q rcsomtlon calling un A..
tonoy General DauEhcrtY tu furnish
he house with - statement as 10
whether the price H justified and
whether be- huH done ANYTHING ID"
lCdu,o o.
"Thc price OF anthracite coal &C.
"tIll maintained ground tl2 fo Slb %
tom inthlcum stated.
"Dr iu other words. J.. IV siili
around the sume love. ns ,l N1H dur
Ius tno war
Th,rD is reason Goo believe the
p.lCc OF an.hrao.t, coal s con-
ttnllcd Us q very tluHo monopoly
nnd that only through this mouop-
oily De- the price maintained 1t such
unfair lcycls.
n wrote tp tho attorney general
several days ago Goo inquire 10 n" mas
taken stops 90 ASCERTAIN u th's price
rs Wsiflahle and ~ not who|hDr no
1aB dono anything To force itS rrduc-
tion. AZ hc has not replied Go ddt'.
{ am taking moro formal means Too
request that This Information Doe fIi.
uishcd the house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
FAMOUS HORSE COMES BACK



Human heiuRs have been knows
10 come back after having d"s.
ccudcd tho tubuggan Of despair ana
reached the gutter. can unro nohle
Iacehorso, having dcEenrrhtcd 20 tho
depths Of nidn degradation as
drawing u fish cart, come back llko
wise?
Racing enthusiasts will remember
"YellOwatunc,' n fast one, VINO
starred In many events In the old
Tanforan days when tho sport ui
kings" was IN its prime; II ~ ono ~
the tragedies OF tent show life thai
Hons aud tigers have 20 eat, ana
that they are more tractable ~
horse meat than on any ouher diet.
one year the Gentry Hros. show wnr
In eastern oregon and tho purchns.
ing agents we're out after eats fo'
thc lions.
Six horses were brought in ana
one Of them was a beautiful animal
that did not seem to mind the roads
of the Wild beasts Or display thr
terror SO common with the average
horse: Miss Ora Buchanan, one ~
the oauostriennes with the snow, I'm
mediatcly fell In love with tho mag
nlficent creature and pleaded WIFI
tho management TO spare It's life,
very little urging was necessary and
Miss Buchanan took the animal In
charge and made OF It a dancing
horse.
One day former jockey Joined
the show, recognized Yellowston ono
and thus established II record. II be
ing one OF his former mounts; no
now, this horse, once bought for lion
meat. has staged Il comeback, anc
liz once again n star performer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

Nua unable iu produce his ticket
whom flr Inspector demanded IT,
~ WuHt htyD lost lt' ho explained,
nitrr making % thorough H,aroh OF
h!s pookcts
"liul yOu couldn't have lost your
ticket protested the Inspector. 1T
must bc lu your pockets Homowhcrc."
"Nou don't know me- replied tho
lr!shm1u. ~ lost q bass drum
once"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Snfcty L'lrst.

sunday School What
lesson are we supposed 10 learn
from the story of Jonah and tho
whale?
New Pupll-Thal you orter stay
on dry land.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21

He was in his reclining chair We'd
nesday afternoon and expressed a de-
sire to go to bed. Soon after he had
been placed in bed his extreme pal
lor was observed, and his physician,
as we'll as his eldest son, j. Reeves
Hildreth, were summoned. He con-
versed with his son for a moment or
two and then expired. Dilation of the
heart was the cause of death.
Mr.. Hildreth, while working around
home in the spring, fell from a lad
der, a rung of which broke, but ne
felt no i'll effects from the accident.
1t was then he injured his spine.
Deceased leaves a wife and five chill
dren. His wife was Miss Mary Reeves,
daughter of James Reeves, of Tucka-
hoe. The children are Mrs. Ida B.
Hand, Mrs. j. H. Beacott and ]. Reeves
Hildreth and Theodore Hildreth, of
this city, and Mrs. N. A. Cohen, wife of
DR.. Cohen, of wildwood. DR.. and Mrs.
Cohen had started on an automobile
trip South earlier in the week, but for
tunately the family was able to locate
them in Baltimore Wednesday even
ing.
He also leaves a brother, John, who
resides in Carthage, Mo-; an unmar-
ried sister in St. Louis, and two UNI
married sisters in Rio Grande.
Captain Hildreth was highly es-
teemed by his large circle of friends.
He was of a kindly disposition and was
popular with the little school children
here, for all of whom he had a pleas
ant word and smile. He was a de-
voted husband and father, and will be
sadly missed by his family.-Ocean
City Ledger.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
Officers for 1921

President-Gilbert S. Smith, AvaloI
Vice Presidents-Aaron Robinson
Green Creek; Everett ]. Terrell, Cap
May City.
Corresponding Secretary and Treas
urer-Miss Ida S. Compton, Gree
Creek.
Recording Secretary-Roland Steel
man, Ocean City.
Alternate Recording Secretary
Richard Reeves, West Cape May.
State Executive Committee-EvereE
]. Terrell, Cape May City.
Finance Committee-John w. Me
cray, Cape May City; Everett j. Jer
rell, Cape May City; Luther C. Ogden
Cape May City.
County Superintendent of
Departments
Children's Division-Mrs. Jessup
Ocean City.
Home Department-Lemuel ScheE
linger, R. F. D. No. 1, Cape May CITY
Teacher Training-Mrs. Smith End
colt, Rio Grande.
Temperance - William F. Daniels
Cape May Court House.
Adult Class-Clayton H. Brick
Ocean City.
Intermediate-Paul M. Scull, Cap
May Court House.
Senior-Edward Armstrong, Wild
wood.
Missionary-Mrs. Sidney Golf, Cap
May City.
Evangelistic-Rev. G. T. Hand, K.
D., Cape Maye Court House.
Township Secretaries
Cape May City-Walter Savag'
Cape May City.
Lower-Miss Florence Hoffman
Cold Spring.
Middle-Miss Hannah Hand. Cap
May Court House. !.
Five Mile Beach-Clarence G. Ela
redge, Wildwood.
Upper-Wilford Smith, Seaville.
Dennis. K. Carroll, Dennisyille'
Ocean City. e. Jeffries, OcsS
City.
Seven Mile Beach-Miss Man"
Smith, Avalon. :
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
CAPT. HENRY W. HILDRETH WAS
BURIED LAST SATURDAY AT
RIO GRANDE N

The many friends of Capt. Henry w
Hildreth, of Ocean City, were saddened
by the news that he had passed away
at his home about 2 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, October IL, 1921, the
victim of a sudden attack of heart dis
ease.
His funeral took place last Saturday
afternoon. Services we're held at 2.3O
o'clock at the home of his brother,
| County Clerk A. Carlton Hildreth, Rio
Grande, conducted by the Rev. Garner
Hand, and the interment was in the
family lot at the Rio Grande Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Captain Hildreth was born at Rio
Grande and was ~ years old. His
father was Alexander Hildreth. His
mothers maiden name was Miss Sarah
Cole, and she was a native of South
Seaville. Deceased was educated in
the schools of his neighborhood, but
the call of the sea made him a sailor
soon after he was fourteen years old.
He followed the sea for fifteen years.
| anu NlSlLCu p1 dCtACdAAJ CNOiJ ~ o. PO@S
in the world. Retiring, he entered the
| Governments Coast Guard Service at
Anglesea, where he was first man for
several years and then was appointed
captain Of the station, a position he
held for some years. He was n of
the seven men picked from along the
Atlantic Coast to represent the Gov
eminent at the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans in 1884.
Captain Hildreth came to Ocean City
in 1901, and engaged in carpentering.
He was appointed to the police force
May Is, 1903, and was selected as n
of the house captains about two years
ago. which position he held at the time
of his death. He complained of feel
ing unwell early in July of this year,
and he went off duty July IA. He was
thought to be suffering from rheuma-
tism until a few weeks ago, when he
was taken to Atlantic City and placed
under the X-rays. 1t was then found
that he had a fracture of the fifth YER
tebrae Of the spine, and it was ex-
pected that, with the help of a belt,
he would soon be able to be around.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION ,
BE HELD AT COURT HOUSp

The fifty-sixth annual conventio,
the Cape May County S~unday-sos.
Association will be held Tuesday ~
vember 1, 1921, in the MetboS'
Church at Cape May Court House
The program for the day is as =,
lows:
Morning Session
9.45-Open for registration.
10.OO-Song service, Samuel Il.
allen, Leader; address of WELDON.
Rev. E. w. Graham.
10.10-Report of department sum,
intendents; special music; congres,
tional singing and offering.
10.4O-Devotional service.
11.00-Address, Training CHI,
Citizens" Miss Frances M. Hedden
11.3O-Address, "Asbury Park scbo0,
of Methods"
12.00-Departmental conferences
12.30-Recess for dinner. (Ticket,
so cents.)
2.O0-Song service.
Afternoon Session.
2.15-Reports: Corresponding sao
rotary and treasurer, finance commit
tee, auditing committee, resolution
committee, nominating commits
election of officers, Convention 1922
Where?
3.O0-Special music.
3.10-Address, Greeting from Stat
President, Harry T. Jackson.
3.25-Singing and offering.
3.35-Address, Our Need" Mrs. !
M. Kyle.
4.05-Address, Meeting Demands
the New Day." Rev. Joseph E. Apple,
5.30-Recess for luncheon. (Tieket
35 cents.)
Evening Session
7.30-Song service, assisted by Con
munity Chorus.
7.45-Address, "Denominational A
tivities," Rev. Joseph E. Appley.
S.O0-Special music, Communi
Chorus; singing and offering.
S.10-Address, America Tomorrow
Hon. William N. Runyon, Plainfel
N. j..
Final Adjournment.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
Bulletin

Please do not go elsewhere for din.
ner or luncheon; the ladies of thu
convention schools have provided fol-
and are expecting you.
Plan to attend the State Convention
at Asbury Park, November Is, 16, II
1921.
The Community Chorus will furnish
special music during the convention.
Senator William N. Runyon, e1
Governor of New Jersey, who is widely
known for his interest in moral ami
Christian legislation, a superintendent
of one of Plainfield's Sunday-schools
writer and lecturer, will speak Oh
America Tomorrow"
Every Sunday-school in the COUNT
should be sure to elect delegates, @(
every delegate should attend and reg
lister.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
Fame!

"It takes a pretty good man to be-
come famous"
81 don't know. Many a man has
reached the pinnacle of fame who has
never been above suspicion!"-Way-
side Tales.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
A Key to the Question

Love laughs at locksmiths," OIL
read,
And, lest one is a dolt;
He knows that this is so indeed,
Whene'er two lovers bolt!
-Wayside Tales
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21

whats the m~atter?"
why, I sold an article on Fis'
Milk and the editor condensed III
Wayside Tales.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21

Brookline, Mass, is the largest town
In the world administered under the
town meeting system
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
WoOs Who?

Though he who woos and runs away
May be a knavish churl-
Still, he may WOO another day,
And WOO another girl.
-Wayside Tales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21

Departe, departe, dar este
Eveniti, 9fSbitf-va.
81 bafbatH aleatea en- doniti
(caldari, ceaune, fiecare Gu &c are
Fla apa.
Aftfi, eel cnminti, carl si-an Il.
fsaf grija copiilof STA neveste'
acasa, Isl ieau bocceluta in mann
si-o pornesc rapegior pc JOS, in.
nainte.
Femeile 81 copiii raman neclin'
|titi: dc unde sd mai lea pnterea
de-a merge pc JOS atata calef
Mamele fsi string copiii la sin
| in tacere, Sc invelesc mai bine, in
hainele ii paturile Tor, 81 asteapta
Dar un znmzet cunoscut ii tre-
zeste' cnrfnd din toropeala.
In acelas timp mugetul tunufui
sparge vazduhul Gu furie, info.
riad stlfletele sarmanilor pribegi
Sc scurg cateva clipe de groaza
nebuna, cand 1nfricosatii STINT
noartea planind de-asrpra cape
telor. Copiii s'au aliRit 81 au cu-
|prins strins pc mamele Tor; ba.
trfnii fsi fac pripit cruel, femeile
|suspina. Apoi, incetul ell incetp1
|zumzetul Sc departeaza, Sc stinxd
tunul bubuie mai far; Sc face q
|liniste reIativa,
Pc jos tree tot mai rar fugarii
In zare, pc, sosea, ca niste nallsci,
|cativa calareti rusi fng deselati
in goana nebuna.
o ploaie fina incepe sd Sc Gear
ma de s,ls, grabind domnia intu
nerecului.
| In sffrsit 81 barbatii Sc intort
Gu cofeie pline, dar. osteniti, 9
stint primiti Gu suspine de usrl
lrare.
I Trenul Sc pune in miscare
dOmol, gre0iu Sc tir1ie, dar in
nainteaza salvarea aproape.
In vagoane femeile inviorat'
alta focuri 81 pregatesc saraca
ciOasa lor Gina.
Ita1ihe tudinisA AlexAndrSsou
i IN. Romanescs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21

| inckise, destainuitoare de memo
rociri.
Iata o static in sfirsit. dar /,
parasita. Prin -geamurile goale $
zaresc paretii goi.
Dar la cantonul din apropiefl
sta la fereasta 0 'batrinica privint
convoiul Gu ochi tristi si clatind
Gu mila capu-i albit.
Trenul n,t Sc mai opreste !. .fune
ca greoiu innainte,
Aierul incarcat de FUN 8
ceata 81 de un miros acru, clocit
Sc aud mitralierelc pacaind des
aproape necurmat, 81 la rastim
puri racnetul fioros al unui tnr
din apropiere.
Pc nesimtite tfenu-si incetfnes
tie 81 mai tare mersul, sniera ri
/.
gusit ca o fiara ranita de moartt
|pufaie prelang, apoi sc opreste.
Cat tine lungul sir al vagoane
|lor, pribegii Sc ivesc in cadfu
usilor 81 schimba fntre ei privir
speriate, cuvinte de teama 81 des
nadejde.
Mici slujbasi deaf Cailor Fe
rate tree rapede, instiintfnd cs
trenul s'a .oprit din pricina CT
masins nu mai are apa 81 indem
mind pc fiecafe sd alerge cu vase
la carat apa, aici, pc Baragan!
pintreaba uni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21

re Baragaa, intro dRpa anlia-
~ rece ii posomorita de Novem-
hre, tre1lul lung, neobigruit de
lung, innainteaza Gu greu: al zice
cal un sarpe urias ,ce Sc tfrfie
nsene.
Femci, batrini, copii, aci,iati in
vagoane de marfa - multe des-
coperitc III frig, in bataia ploii
STA vintnlui, flam7ni 81 1nghetati,
cu groaza in spate, cu necunoscu-
tub in fata, Gu dorult in urma, ctl
nadejdea innaintea lor, pribegesc
'sarmani, dar liberi''.
Insa primejdia la dol pasi de
eli ii urmareste Gu indaratnicia
fiarei ce adulmeca o prada.
Figuri palide 81 nelinistite stra-
juiesc in cadrul usilor vagoanelor
81 privesc ca in Wis perindarea
atftor privelisti neobisnuite: lei,
un sat, infricosatpr prin linistea
81 nefnsufletirea eel stapinesc
colo, nn spital, dnpa cum il arata
steagul Gu crucea rosie uitat in
fipt la intrare: devastat, dupa
&c fusese, de sigur, pradat; mai
departe, in mica vale ce marge-
neste culmea pc care luneea linia
ferata, multe vagoane sparte,
strimbate, Mzi sfarimate, uncle
11kprastiate, si, printre toate as
tea, pc alocuri, peste mari, rosii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21
lNF0llmATll

] Washmetom Lnirld III con
siderare faptdl ga eel mai mare
iurist Al Statefor Unite sefuf.
Indicator al c,lrtii supreme,
White, este mort, ceneresul a luat
lsotarirea, ca in semn de dofiu, sd
nh tina in ziaa ifmormintarii lui
selinte, TOti f4pmbrii psrlamen-
talui ,vor participa la inmormin-
tarea lui. 81
Washington. Pfesedintele
Harding, Ia sfstnl medieului sau,
va face cHlatofie de ri pc mare,
de Ia Washington u pima Ia New
York. All seara va parasi Wash,
ingtonlrl 81 va sosi la New York
Lmi dimineata. El va face Gala
torie in societatea sotiei sale pc
bordul yachtului ''Mayflower"
Belfast. Din nou a isbucnit All
revolta in 1eeatura Gu aIegerile la
psrlament. TInionistii sunt atacati
de sinr.fcineff Politia lnbta On
desperate contra sinn-feinerilor
All le-au VENT mai multe com
panii de trupe intr' 'ajutori, Cioc.
.Pirile spnt, la ordinea zilei. Dejs
sunt mai mqlte zeci de raniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21
CEfI41 1OlLEToNuL
REvoLUTA DIN ts40
q uAIREA


Soeietatea Romano de Ajutor
Isl Cultura ''ca1Apul Libertatii'
din New Duluth, MINI. avand {
[petrecere I'm I 1(aiu adeca in zius
Sfintelor Pasti sceasta mica Pc
|trecere avfnd IN rezuitat foartt
muItumit0r pentftf me1nbri socie
(tatii ''Campul Liberaatiis' care
si-or petrecut o ri Gu totii Ii
olalta de dimineata pana sears
1ntre oarele 10 sis11 p. m. Avint
TO masa bogata iar dupa serviciu
mesri au fost mi multe vorbir
| din partea memtfilor, lar dupi
|vofbifiae 4ruassai su 4ncepat es
|Htprasolvfri demrdi nfmatori:
Irimie Racatean 1900; Ioar
Urdea 800; Gefasim Giurgiu
$1.W; lie Andronie Soc; Nicula
Bendeski $1 90; 1oan Ciurar 500
Augustin Ohneaf 500; loan
Evan 500; MoisR Suciu din co
muns Ludos $1.0O; loan Sir|l
$1.OO; siBriom Tnrcu 800; Danil
Maxim $1.OO; loan Popa $1.O0;
Todor Somesan 500; Petru Vir-
WI 3Oe.
,Suprasolviri suma total $3.50
D-lui Niculae Bendeski multa-
mita 81 1hudH Use 9luce din par
tea membrilot caci pc lfnga su-
prasofviri avind dfagoste 81 pla-
'cere de societate 81 de membri ei
mai daruind soeietatii un PURGE
Iasi despre care sAu 81 lnat mr.
natoarele nrasuri ~ pus in lote-
RE ifnediat, ear II cfstigat dl
loan Evan aeest ftumos purcelas
aducand societa$ii y Spma de 7.3s
az Bendeski e unn1 din eel mai
buni Membri al s0tietatii' spriji-
'nindinha 4oatt ociliunile AkATd
en- t6ti nien1bri societatii czmpul
tibrrtatfi traiasca df Bendeski
roman Bucovineafl Tot de odata
'i-se sause Hsultamlk4 si domnului
Geosasin Hiar9iu ,caci pc Knga
supssssisifi tasinl 81 s'or petre,
cut faembri ri iDseninsta Gu
.fotii h sla1ta en- ri Muite vor-
,brf 81 difefjte caheece frptEcsise
nationsle Mi daJnind socictatii
|fpca b ssrhS de $a00.
Multamita d-lui Dsnil Ma1in
psntra psimifsa 1sslshsilof IN
easa d-neaaaIe tot ~ S3sta nul
tsnim d-4pi Petr Nitvt pre,e
sliate spas5stsr, e1tts a. 90
|este ! deptass pentra 1nsintars )
(lnflofirez sseietatik Aceasts mici
e}etrscere ar7sd ~ fezaltat bun
(iueraft in tstsl ~ fost 462.10
= j. xxn :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21

Care sufe.e de Dureri de Cap,
Melancol;e, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregularitati, Slabi-
ciuni, ori boale pculiare, Sc >con-
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval >ori pfntece vor fl tratate
fara cutit. Dsca al Eos: sfatuiia
"a Sd te supui Ia o operate sur
gicala pentru dificultatile pinte.
celui, ruptura orr surpatura, nu
asculta, nu lasa viata sa-ti fie
primejduita de lance, cutit orr
altceva inainte de cons1ilta ps
acest specialist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-21

M e fntrebare care este boala
D-Tale, orr de c7nd o al, daca
viats vitoare 81 fericirea tie IN
joe eonsulta acest doctor spe-
cialist. Nu fntrebare ce rapoars
te descurajatoare sveti din orr
lisa spus Cd esti incurabil.
&c directie; nu face mimic daca
ATENTIA SPECIALA la exa-
minSrile microscopes si chimice
q sfngelui, urinei 81 : scuipatu-
.lui 81 toti pacientii care sufere
de nervositate is complicatiuni
mertale ce comunice lss adresa:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-26
REIKALAUJA PADIDINTI
UzMOKESNT.

NEW YORK, lapkr. 25. :
Ge1ezinkeliQ kompanijos dar-
buoiasi, kad gelezinkeliQ dar-
do taryba sumazintQ uzmokes-
nj visiems darbininkams, dir
bantiems gelezinkeliQ yarduo-
Sc (kiemuose, darbavietese,
kur taisomi vagonai). Kad
tuo tarpu tn paciq darbinin-
kQ vardU jQ vadai pareikala-
vo padidinti uzmokesni. Taigi
iie state kontrreikalavimus.
TQ darbininku skaitoma apie
100000. Visi jie organizuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-26
KoMUNIsTAI NERIMAUJA

I Federaliai agentai patyre,
kad kaip rytoj, lapkr. u, lvai-
rios rQSies raudonieji zada
sullelti tr6kSmus ne vien Chi
cagoje, bet ri visuose dides-
niuose Suv. Valstijq miestuo-
Sc.
Nori jie visur surengti pro-
testo mitingus su tikslu gelbt=
ii Sacco ir Venizetti, kuriuos
valstijos Massachusetts teis-
mas apkaltino zmogzudysteje.
Suprantama, agentai imasl
priemoniQ sutureti jQ karstus
mitingus If truksmus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-26
TAIKoS VELIAVoS SU-
MANYMAS.
Atideta kitai senate sesijai.

WASHINGTON5 lapkr. 26.
Prizes pat baigsiant speclale
sesija, senatorius Walsh, de
mokratas, is Montana, indave
'rezoliucija, kuriaja turetQ but
autorizuotas prezidentas nusl-
ginklavimo konferenicjos sale
ie iSskleisti tautos veliava su
baltais apvadais. Tokia ve-
lava reikStq taika." EToklos
veliavos visur taikos konfe-
rencijq salese isskleidziamos.
Senatorius Smoot, republl-
konas, is Utah, teciau pazyme
10, kad Siai konferencijai uz-
tenka zvaigzdetos veliavos,
kuri nereikalinga jokiQ deko-
racijQ.
Tokiu budu ia rezoliucija a
tid6ta sekanGiai senate sesiJal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-26
NORI KELIAUTI sVEI-
CARBON.

FUNCHAI, Madeira sala,
lapkr. 26. = sveicarijoje SUI
sirgo buvusio Austrijos impe-
ratoriaus Karotio vyresnysis
sunus. Jam reikalinga operaci-
ia.
Tad cia iStremtoji buvusi
imperatoriene 'zita per Portu-
galijos valdzia reikalauja So
iungininku, jai leistp keliauti
.sveicarijon slaugyti savo SUI
nQ.
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fffFIt |Eiif!EEi!kI IilI!R!!!!EE!i!kI

ir Butkaus triobesiai su ja-
vais ir visu negyvu invento-
riu. Gaisras istiko dienos me-
tn, kuomet zmones darbavosi
lslkuose, todel ne smulkmenq
iSgelbeti nesuspejo. Gaisro
priezastis pil. Varnienes 8 me-
,tq vaiko padegimas arti pill.
Maaiulio pamq SSieno kugio.
Didziam vargui liko be pa
stoges, maisto, net ir be rubq
keturios, ten gyvenusios Sci
mynos.
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SUOKALBIs sUNAIKINTI
BRTTANIJos IMPERIJA.

LONDONAs, lapkr. 26;
huston Rustomgee, mdq au-
torlus, redaktorlus II moSsll-
! : ae,a uorde n;1no; .+ea.
- :, no;La1;,
a. ~.
:, lo''s, 80 ~ :s;xl;' 80 ;
!. pn;to,;io D. 81 -.
::
To suokalbio central yra
Chicagoje, New Yorke If San
Francisco. Suokalblo tlkslas
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CKlCAGOJE. C Il
APsIEME BUT PRIsIEKU-
STU TEIsEJU.

Vienas is turtingiausiq Chi
cagos gyventoju, Cyrus II. Nc
.Cormick, vakar patsai atejo
teisman, kur pirmininkauja
teisejas Scanlan If apsienfe
but prisiekusiu teiseju per sar
waite. Tuojaus jam isduotas
formalis liudymas.
Milionierius teisinosi, kad
jis Saukiamas anksGiau mega
lejes ateiti teisn1an, nes buyo
iSvaziaves is Chicagos.
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BA1s1 zMoezuDYsTf.

KLEVAI, Sein1 askr. Rug
sejo Ii diena Klevu ~kaiman
netoIi Seinu, ateje pas ukinin-
ka iona Leoncika 3 lenkQ ka-
revival. Rade il rugius AXE
jant, pareikalavo, kad jis tuo-
jau kinkytQ arklius If vaziuo-
tp Kaletninkt baznytkiemyn
balnq parvezti. Leoneikas IS
vazziavo ir nebegrizo. Rugse-
jo q d. Leonciko lavonas ras-
tas desimtame kilometre prie
plento, vaziuojant is Suvalkqq
j Augustava. Galvoje IA zai-
zdq, ant kaklo virvute, kuria
uzsmaugtas. Kailiniai ir ke-
pure >atimta. Arkliai ir We
zimas dnige. LenkQ. admin
.stracija nedaro zygiu zmog-
zzudziR suradi1nui.
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LONDONAS, tapkr. 26. -
Viename cia pOkyly AnghJoS
uzsieniQ reikalq sekretorius
lordas Curzon pasak6 svarbiq
kalba. Kalba buvo apie Va
shingtono konferencija II ir a.
pie Prancijos palaikomq skai-
tlingq armija.
Sekretorius CurZOn parelS-
ka, kad jei Prancija laikysis
izoliuoto ir induvidualio nusi-
statymo, ty. toxic, su kuriuo,
mi nesutinka sajungininkai,
tai negal3s ilgei taip gyvuoti.
Savo pasielgimu j Isles gyvan
Vokietijos kaulan If pagaliau
Jneistengs, prireikus, patti save
apginti. .
Taikos nekuomet negalima
laukti ir tikatis, sake lordas
Curzon, kuomet viena valsty-
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LONDONAS, lapkr. 26. -
Is Selfasto, Ulstert, praneSta>
kad tenai sulaukta daugiau
kariuomen6s IL paSaulta dau-
giau special6s policijos numa-
ISinti mieste siauGianGias riau-
Ses.
Vakar praneSta, kad ten
riauSiQ metu jan znve q zmo-
les. Suzeistieji skaitomi Sim
tais.
Premieras Lloyd George va
kar turejo cia konferencija su
Ulsterio premieru Craig, hon-
ferencijos pasekm6s dar nezi-
nomos. Tx kalbama, kad ia
konferenciia ar Tx nebuvus
paskutin6.
Mes jei Craig grieztai bus
atsisakes susid6ti su visa Al
ria, reiSkia anglQ-airiQ kon7
ferencija zia turi but pertrau-
kta ir paskui turi prasidetl
naujas karas Airijoje.
Kaip Ulsteris yra grleztal
nusistates nepasiduoti Airijos
daugumai, taip sinn-feineriai
vra nusprende neuzsileisti ten