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Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

With the interior of the big tenta- torium which will house the indus trial exhibits, being rapidly trans formed into a veritable wonderland of artistic effects. with space practically sold out and the outside concessions going fast, with every one of the several committees hard at work, and with two important features added to the weeks program, arrangements for Industrial Week are going ahead with vim and enthusiasm which be- speak large success.
 A baby show, along the same lines which have made the state annual baby show popular event, and a university day, have been added to list of events. and are calculated to boost the attendance. Reports from points throughout the state indicate a generous number of visitors. and it is certain that the city will be thronged with out of-town buyers and sightseers from morning to mid- night of every day of the big week.
 City decorators started yesterday on the task of decorating the down town streets. An especially effective and artistic design has been selected for the ornamentation of the electric light standards in which dropping palm branches will Se combined with light green bunting. This treatment coupled with copious display of the national colors is destined to lend a distinctive charm rarely equalled.
 Baby Show Plans
 The baby show will be conducted under the direction of the Child Well fare department of the State Board of Health, with Mrs. Chas. R. Howe, director in charge. She will be as- sisted by a number of nurses and doctors who will act as judges, SCOT ing the good points of physique. and making other markings in accordance with the rules adopted by the Ameri- can Medical association.
 The baby snow will be held at the exposition tent Wednesday and Thursday morning from 9;S0 until 12 noon A general admission fee of 10 cents will be made at this time, the same as the regular afternoon and evening admission price.
 University Day
 At the request of number of uni versity alumni Friday, November II. has been designated by the executive committee as University Day. It is planned to make this day day of reunions for the sons and daughters of the various institutions of learn ing throughout the country. as well as a grand Ieun on for all former university and college students. The Kansas University Alumni of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
Ire Jury System
FUN.lc eo0d-

An article in The Republican few days ago acquttal of several defendants in the federal court. has been regarded by gentlemen who members of the jures returning verdicts of not xa.lsv a reflection upon their good citizenship We dd not Intend it to be so. the time the printing of the article did not know the identity cf an. member of the venire in the federal We have since learned the of several of them and know them be good citizens standing i- she community. of them personal friends of or own.
 We have since been assured by of these jurors cs taelr fuu sympathy with laws violation os which the defendants were trial. We know in one case of a bootlegger juror who acquitted him has Tor years been an active prohibition worker. All cg shese have told that their verdicts based upon serious and reasonable doubt of the guilt os she 6essndants We can have no doubt of that.
 Bat the article, have said. not meant to he a reflection upon any individual whether fr5end or stranger. whatever might be his standing i the community We had seized upon this incident so point out again the defects the jury system in this day and age when needs the defense of his class Of his peers" against the crown the s,srniuistraton of the law. There time when slssh safeguard. imperfect it was needed; ssaen she judges were creatures of the crown and when there was a sharp division of the classes.
 guases are composed generally of men Of average rtcrenoe and juries selected federal jures are, arc aps to be of more than average standing We -rs-s there are few dishonest juries among scse composed wholly in part of professional" ssr,racn. We may digress to say that if profes- s-al 5aryuasn honest, he is apt by his training a, be more competent to weigh evidence than the syrass business or professional man, unaccustomed fo the procedure in trials.
 r,,r We are all human and all possess human ,.r,a-esses among them the admirable one of sym .-rf,. Uhi1h often defeats the law And the laws ...--..,.ez we often believe, unwise unjust
 s ..--.-t rravcidably we sometimes involve our .-lr ol ttem iu our verdiets
 Tho ortsr believes be is of average intelligence. .- --arl many trials Cnot juror) and has
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
It All Happened Deliberately

A. c. Townley maker, organizer and head of the partisan movement and founder of the North Dakota economic scheme. who is about to enter upon ninety day sentence hardly complain that he has railroaded to aL It Is nearly three years since he arrested on charge of sedition. It is than years since he tried. convicted and sentenced. Then the various appeals which prosecuted with the utmost deliberation until the case the United States supreme court where the lower courts sustained. Then fol- lowed the motion for rehearing which denied, and the papers in the went down in the unhurried manner in which the had gone up so that it within the present week that they turned to the starting point.
 Townley ought to think well of the laws pro- in this country In almost any other of fender convicted would have had a harder time 1t. In some. much harder time. But then in almost any other again. the troubles of MT Townley would have been by this time Either he would have passed from earth and have been forgotten. Then it might have that his punishment would have been Imprisonment. But longer term than has been imposed upon him would have been over, whereas he has all of it in front of him.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
County Agriculture to Be Given Prominent Place in
 Big Industrial Exposition

The chief industry of Maricopa county-agriculture not to be overlooked at the industrial exposi- ton next week. Present indications point to an exhibit in these lines as comprehensive as any that have ever been shown here, and what is lack ing in space and quantity will be made up for in the quality of the dis plays.
 The premium list. to which the committee has been devoting several days, was announced yesterday. This shows wide range of classes, which will make it possible for every farm CT In the valley to enter the competi- tions. Premium money will be dis tributed on the basis of S5 to every winner of a first award and $1 to every second prize winner.
 Competitors will be permitted to make only one entry in each class. Only products grown in this county and by the person exhibiting the same will be entered. Exhibits should be brought to the exhibition tent, opposite the postoffice, Thursday and Friday of this week. and not later than Saturday noon, as all entires will close at that time-
 The committee has found it i'm possible to go about the country soliciting exhibits. and for this reason every farmer is urged to cooperate by bringing his exhibits to the expo sition tent. The judging will start at g o'clock Monday morning. and the exhibit will be open to the public with the other industrial exhibits from l0:30 a. m. until Il at night for the six days of the exposition. Nov. ' to 12, inclusive.
 The premium list is as follows:
 Class No. 1-Citrus Fruits
 Plates of fruit in this class shall consist of five specimens. Lot No.
 1-Plate of Washington
 navel oranges ..l l........s .s5.o0 s1.o0 2-Plate of any other va
 riety of oranges ...... 500 100 S-Plate of lemons ....... 800 100 4-Plate of Marsh seedless
 grapefruit .....-.. 500 100 5-PRte of any other va
 riety of grapefruit ....-. 500 LOO
 Class No. 2-MisceIlaneous Lot No.
 6-Quart of fresh olives.
 ripe S3.0O Sl-OU 7-Quart of fresh olives,
 green 5.OO 1uO S-Quart of home picked
 olives, ripe .....---..- 800 1-O0 9-Quart of home pickled
 olives, green -....-..... 5-OO 1-Ou 10-Pound of commercial
 packed dates ........... 5.O0 IU0 11-Plate of five quinces.. 500 100 12-Plate of five poniegran-
 ates. Purple Wonderful
 type o-OO 1.UO 12-Plate of five pomegran-
 ates, Paper Shell Yellow
 type 0-uu 1+Ou 14-Plate of ten figs ...... 500 100 15-Quart of almonds ..... 500 100 16-Quart of home made
 molasses -...-.-........ 5.UV LO0
 raisins .................. 500 100 1s-Pound of comb honey. 500 100 19-Quart of extracted
 honey -................ 5.uO IO0 20-Plate of five pears,
 any variety .........- 800 100
 Class No. 3-vegetables Lot No.
 21-Peck of onions. any
 variety -..--......... So-OO Sl-Uu 22-Bunch Of six table
 onions 9-uo 1.Vo 23-Bunch Of six radishes. 500 100 24-Bunch of six carrots..- 300 100 25-Bunch of six table
 beetS O-OV i-Vo 26-Plate of six tomatoes. 500 loo 27-Head of cauliflower.. 500 100 2S-Head of cabbage, Dan
 ish Ballhead type ....... 5-0O 1-oO
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
IANpLADY TYPES

The Regal One-1Iakes feel that there are only two classes of people-those who have rooms rent and those who wish to rent them
 The Hypocrite-Comes in with radiant smile on the first day every week and says, Did you want to see me about something?"
 The Slattern-Wears menu card apron that tells you everything last weeks bill fare
 The VuIture-Advertises a"clean front apart ment which has always just been rented and insults a person by showing him that will suit you perfectly"
 The Honest, Kindly, Generous One-See current fiction.-Gordon Landon in the New York World.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
GO asHoPPINep FOR BABIES

Shopping" babies in order the other day at Sioux City store where St. Monica's foundngs were exhibited in window. All day there a constant stream of examining the little and discussing problems of adoption.
 Each baby examined to it's health and suitability, and in numerous instances there were several applicants for child.
 Two babies taken from St Monica's home by foster parents who raced to the home in cars, fearing that others might win in the compe- ttion.
 Officials of St. Monica home reported that seven babies had been adopted since the display in the store window was started.-Sioux City Tribune
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
HEARD IT BEFORE

Edwin. years old, had made several nie1.s in his fathers razor in an attempt to sharpen mcneil
 oh his mother exclaimed, what will vour father say wien he discovers what you have done 9"
 T know what he'll say,' replied Edwin ..b,It don't think I'd better repeat it.'-Detroit News
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

there in this countryf E. N.
 A Althoush systematic natural ists have named numerous species and subspecies among wolves. there are practically only two very dis tinct kinds in America-the large gray timber wolf and the prairie wolf or coyo-e.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

We do not the purpose of Senator Watson in displaying a photograph of gallows in connection with his charge that American soldiers hanged in France without trial. That hanged is admitted and that they hanged on a gallows is to be conceded.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
NOT SO INTERESTED

T know men who regard politics as a sort of sporting institution, like horse racing"
 "So do l." said Senator Sorghum; only they don't usually give the candidates in election nearly the conscientious and discriminating scrutiny that they apply to the entries for a turf event."-Washington
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
AN OFFICE DILEMMA

Tlerius Smearwhiffle, the bookkeeper, was trying shine up to the stenog
 She wrote a letter for him.
 For that he burbled, T will give you your choice of a package of cigarettes or nice kiss" ''I don't smoke cigarettes she said haughtilv Then he didn't know what to do.-Louisyille Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

Our Cave Creek dam delay results from the causes that spoiled the broth-too great multi plicty of cooks, each with his notions to the seasoning.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

the Psychical Research Society. Is it possible that they will follow the example of other disgruntled Euro peans and emigrate to America?
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
Questions And
 .AnslUers

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- lican Information Bureau, Fdereric J. Haskin, Director, Washington, D. C. This offer applies strictly to informa- ton. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle do- mestic troubles. nor to undertake ex- haustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose 2 cents in stamps for re turn postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer)
 o. Who were the first glove msk- CTS? E. D.
 A. Ire earliest glovemakers in history were the monks under Cher lemagne who were granted the unre- stricted right of hunting in return for making gloves, girdles and book covers from the skins of the deer they killed.
 c. What will racOons eat7 R. K. B.
 A. Racoons will eat almost any small animal, but are particularly fond of frogs, crawfish and mussels. They win also eat vegetables, show ing marked preference for ripen- ing corn.
 e. What is meant by. "The Ring" in reference to music? A. A.
 A. '"The Ring of Nibelungen" is group of four music dramas by Rich ard Wagner The are Das Rhein- gold. Die Walkure, Siegfried and Gotterdammerung
 o. How many chemical elements are there and who discovered the last one? H. p. L.
 A. The bureau of chemistry says that there are approximately S4 chem icaI elements that have been recog- nized. Credit is given to J. M. Eder for the discovery of the last element, eurosanlariu n.
 c. How do pine trees become af- fected with pine rust? J. D.
 A. The bureau of plant industry says that pine ru is fungus dis ease and does hot spread from pine to pine It is communicated to them from gooseberries and entrants. The disease gets into the needle and it works down to the twig, not making it's appearance as small orange blis- ters for two or three years When this stage is reached the disease is recognized as pine rust
 o. How many kinds of wolves are
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03
-nrRsnAT MORNING. NOVEMBER 3. 1921.

When time hos assuaged the sCoHEdS of the mind, he aCho un- SeoS0Hably reminds us of them, opens tkeRa GfreSh. Ovid.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

If people would confess their ignorance when disputed matters up. much argument would be avoided.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-03

Nh WI @-o I bear the banging Of the wagon wheels. Or the trolley. changing. While it's airbrake squeals: But I grow quite bitter And I lose my pluck At the bird-like twitter 6 Of a five
 ton
 truck With an Anglo Saxon Fortitude, 1 smile When a strident klaxon Shrieks in raucous style: But there's one ear splitter Makes me jump and duck It's the bird-like twitter Of a five
 ton
 truck! It is installing When its voice is heard, Like the giant thrilling Of monster bird; Though I'm not a quitter I get panic struck At the sharp twit-twitter Of a five
 ton
 truck, can stand the clamor And the direful din When the loud air-hammer Drives the rivets in: For the city's chatter.
 Though it's harsh, maybe, Doesn't really matter Very much to me: But-my nerves go Hitter And I curse my luck And my two eyes glitter. I'm half-mad critter Seeking stones to check When I hear the twitter Of a five
 ton
 frucI-f
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
NEzINIA KAN GRAIKAI
GUIDO GALVAS.
Daug zusta Graiku oficierp.

Konstantinopolis, Sausio IS.
Brusos fronte, Mazojoj Azijoj,
GraikQ karuomene pakele puo-
lima prizes Turkus nacijonalis-
tus. Tasai puolimas = tai is
m6ginimas Graiku armijos
stiprumo. Oficijaliame prane-
Sine pazymeta, jog primrose
kovose su Turkais zuve 8 O.
ficierai ir 80 kareivip. Tas
reiSkia, kad oficierai veda ko-
Won kareivius paSvencia savo
gyvybes Graikijos garbei,
Taip yra visuomet GraikQ ar
mijoje.
Turkai nacijonalistai, savo
keliu, iSreiskia daug pasitike-
jimo. Jie sake, kad Brusos
fronte Graiku karuomenes mo-
rails pad6jimas esas kur-kas
blogesnis, kaip Smirnos from
te ir kitur. Mes nacijonalistai
parinktiniausia savo karuome-
ne pasiunte ant Smirnos, gi
Brusos fronte palike didumo-
je nereguliare.
Sake, Graikai prarade 300.
Gfaikai, sake Turkai naci-
jonalistai, buvo patire apie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
.SUK|LO N|RANCELIO KAz0KAI
vokieCiai paIninejO vokietIjos
Imporljos Insteigima
Atsistatydino Anglijos Karo
Minister'S
PAMINEJO VoKIETIJOS
IMPERIJos IsTE1G1MA.
Darbuojamasi nuversti soclJa-
listu valdzia.

Berlynas, Sausio 10. - Pirm
so metQ gelezin6 Bismarko
ranka isteig6 Vokietijos i'm
periia il pad6jo pamatus bu-
vuSiam Europoje kea'ui, kokis
netmri sau lygaus. VOkietija
pralaimGjo kara il Siandie pa
keista reSpublika. Neziurint
to, intelectual6 Yokietija va
kar i$kilmingai paminajo 5C
metu imperijos sukaktuves.
Atlaikyta daugyb6 ivairiQ
SuSirinkimQ ir pasilinksminl-
mu. Gatv6Se visur buvo iSsklei
stos tautin6S v6liavOs. Lalk-
raSGiai paSvent6 placias skill
It's apraSymui sukaktuviQ. W
imperiios iSvystymq pagerbta
kaizeriai Wilhelmas pirmasiS
j., Wilhelmas antrasis. 81
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
KAZOKAI MUSASI SU Sc
NEGALAIS.
Vadai suareStuoti ir statyti
karo teisman.
Konstantinopolis, Sau$io l9

SAOI4S Gel44GA1iOS SO14S, cItuSlO ~
- Gen. Wrangelio buryS ka-
zokQ, apie keletaS tukStanGiQ
nuginkIavo Savo oficieruS il
paktlG mai$tQ 81 tik>lu iSei,
ii * po PrancuzijoS karuo,
mentS kontroliS. PrancuzQ ka,
luomene Suduro Senegalai
.iuodi vyrai.
Kazokai stow TchataI.ja Sto-
vykloje. uz 26 mailiQ j Siau-
rvakaru> nuo KOnStantinopo-
IiO.
JiemS SukiluS. PrancuzQ ka-
ruomen6 prizes juoS nuStat6
kulkaSvaidziuS II prad6jo ber-
ii kulkaS kaip kokiQ kruSa
kazOkai tuOjauS at>ak6 SAIL
dymai>.
Kova teS6SI trumpai. Kazo-
kai buvo apSupti ir priverS-
Ii paSiduOti PrancuzamS. Is
PrancuzQ puS6S krito 10 ka-
reiviQ, Kit 20 kareiviQ il >
oficieru suzeista.
TuojauS kazokQ vadai Suim-
Ia ir statyta PrancuZV karo
teiSman.
Dar seniau Prancuzai buvO
surname kazokuS nuginkluoti,
kuomet jie buvo prad6je neri-
mauti. BuvO pareikalauta pa
diti ginkluS. Bet kazokai pra-
neS6 nepad6SiQ ginklQ. Sake,
nuo jQ ginklai gall but atm
ii ne kitaip, kaip tik Sp6ko-
mis-.
Kadangi kazokai viSas lai-
kaS buvo pavojingi talkinin-
kams ir paciam Konstantino-
poliui. tad nuspresta juos
visus pasiQsti ! Mudros, Lem
nos salOje.
LOO kazokQ buvo ten pa
siQsta statyfnti laikinas sau
kazarmes. Pc $ito tuoiaus pa
Sek6 visQ kazokQ sukilimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
sUsAUKIAMA UNIJU AT
Stow KoNFERENC1JA

Washington, Sausio 10.
Americas Darbo Federacijos
sekretorius Frank Morrison j
BaIandzio % d. cia susaukia
konferencijon 100 nacijonaliu
ir Internationally uniju atsto-
vus. Saukiami atstovai tq uni
ju, kuros priguli prie A. D. Fe
deracijos.
Konferencijoj bus aptariamas
klausimas apie pakeliamas
kovas prizes unijas su tikslu
visur ivykinti "open shop." +"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
SUIMTAS 17-as SINN-F -FEI.
NERIU VADAs.

Belfast, Airija, Sausio 49,
SuareStuotas David Kent,
sinn-feineris, Anglijos parla-
mento narys. .- ...
Anglai ligSiol jan wa sua-
reStave II Anglijos parlamen-
to nariQ sinn-feineriQ, kurie
atsisake eiti parlamentan II
veda kova prizes Angus Airi-
joje.
Sinn-feineriu parlamento ma
nariq yra kelios deSimtys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
CHURCHILL APLEIDO Uz.
IMAMA VIETA.
paliko kolioniju sekretorium.

Londonas, Sausio 19. - O.
ficiialiai paskelbta, kad Ang-
lijos karo minister's Winston
Churchill apleido uznnamq
vieta ir sutiko but kolionijll
Sekretoriumi. Nepaduota tos
atmainos priezastis.
Be to, suzinota, kad j ka-
70 ministerius buves pakvies-
tas lordas Derby. Bet tasai
atsisakes.
Nesenai buves karo minis
teris lankisi Prancuzijoje. IS
ten jam sugryzrS sugriautas
Prancuzijos miniSteriu kabine-
tas.
Yra ziniQ, kad Churchill tu-
rejes but siumciamas Brusse-
lin konferencijon su Woke
ciais. Prancuzai tuo nepasi-
tenkino.
Pagaliau kalbama, kad Vo-
kietijos nuginklavimo klausi-
me Churchill buves kitokiQ
nuomonip, kaip kad minister's
pirmininkas Lloyd George.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
,PASTBAIGE DARBO KONG
RESAS.

Mexico City, Meksika, Sau-
sio 10. : Cia pasibaige Pan
AmerikoniSkos Darbo Fedora,
cijos kongresas. Tos Fedora
cijos pirmininku po dideliu
trukSmavimQ isnaujo isrink-
tas zinomas Samuel Gompers,
Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
SUOKALBIN INTRAUKTAS
! .BUvES KAIzERIs.

Berlynas, Sausio 10. = Is
Viennos praneSta, kad Vokie-
ijos monarchistai suokalbiauja
atstatydinti monarchija. Tan
suokalbin intrauktas ir
buves kaizeris su buvusiuoje
$3.50 ipediniu. Tad, buk, ,Olan-
dijos valdzia apgalvojanti pra
Salinti is savo zemes buvusi
kaizeri ir jo sum-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
POPEzIAUS PADALYTI
PINIGAI.

Rymas, Sausio 10. - Pope
zius Benediktas is. visp pa
saHlio daily 1920 metals gavo
16,747,6O4 liru vaikQ suselpi-
mui nukent6jusiose nuo karo
Salyse. Ir tuos pinigus pada-
limo ,Visoms' Salims, reikalin-
goms paSelpos.
Pamin6ton sumon ineina
100000 lirQ popeziaus perso-
males aukOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
ATIDETAS NUGALABINI-
MAS.

Dublinas, Airija, Sausio IS.
= Corko karo teismas buvo
pasmerkes miriop Joseph Mu-
rphy uz dalyvavima uzpuoli-
me militarines policijos. Kaip
Siandie jis turejo but nugala-
bintas. Pareikalavus nelai-
mingojo apginejui nugalabini-
mas atidetas. Susekta neais-
kumq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
NAUJAUSIOS zIN|OS.

Washington. = Paties pre-
zidento Wilsono nusprendimu
turi but deportuojamas Airi-
jos miesto Cork lordas ma
joras O'Callaghan, llursai Sion
Salin atvyko be Anglijos val
dzios leidimo, taigi ir be pas
porto,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
MINIsTERIU PIRMINTNKU
SUVAzIAVIMAS.

Paryzius, SauSio 10. - Cia
paskelbta, kad AnglijOs mi
niSteris pirmininkas Lloyd
George II naujas PrancuzijoS
pirmininkas BRAND tur6sia
konferencijq eia Sausio 25 d.
Toje konferencijoje bus ap-
tariamas VokietiioS nuginkla-
Vino klauSimas ir kit reika-
lai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
NEDUODA "SLACKE-
RAMS" PIL1ETYBES
RAsTU.

New York, Sausio 10. =
AugSaesniojo teismo aeisejas
Tierrney atsisakG iSduoti pile
tyb6s raStus keletui jaunQ Wy
ruku. Mes karo metu jie Sau-
kiami tarnybon atsisak6 stoti
karuomen6n pasisakydami e.
sa sVetimSaliai.
Teis6jas pareiSk6:
"Jeigu jQs netur6jote moro
patarnauti Saliai karo metu,
suprantama, jus negalite but
Sales pilieciais.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
NORI REZTGNUOTI KABI
NETAS.

Paryzius, ISausio 10. - Is
Madrido gauta ziniQ, kad IS
panijos ministeriQ kabinetas,
kuriam pirmininkauja Dato,
nusprenda paduOti rezignavi-
mo rastQ karaliui, kaip veik
tasai sugrySiqs is Seville.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
GRIFFITH'UI GRUMOJA
KARO TEISMAS.

Dublinas, Airija, Sausio 10.
- Griffith yra svarbus as
muo Airijoje. Jis vienas is zy-
miausip Airijos tautos vadQ.
Jis yra isteigejas zinomos
sinn-feineriQ organizacijos. Jis
yra suareStuotas Anglu val
dzios.
Yra ziniQ, kad jam grumo-
ia karo teismas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
DublinaS.

Dublinas.> = Cork miesto
militarinis virSininkas gwen
tojams paskelbe, kad jei An
glq kareiviai nuolat iuzpuldi-
najami, tad jis imsiasis prizes
Airius tokiQ priemoniu, ku-
rios apdrausiancios kareivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20

ir viskuom aprupinta armija.
Ji' aprupinta ir l6ktuvais.
Site Graikams duoda dideli
patarnavipa zvalgyboje.
Pagaliau is Brusos pranesta,
kad del dideliq nuostoliq il
nepavykimq, Graikai atsimete
j savo senasias linijas-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
TURKAI sAKosI IvEIKE
GRAIKUS.

Konstantinopolis, Sausio 10.
Turkai naeijonalistai skel-
bia, kad ju karuomene ivei-
kusi Graikus kovose, ivyku-
siose. Eskisher apylinkese.
Sakoma, Turkai pastaromis
dienomis buve pasivare gero-
kus plotus pirmyn. Dabar at
simeta atgal.