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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
This is an Opportunity to Buy

Your Coat, Dress, Suit, Skirt, Blouse, Furs,
Hats, silk Underwear, Pctticoats, all OF the
Latest and Best Makes for less than cost
of the material.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
HITS OIL LEASE BILL
Govcrnor Wood Says McsH,~ les
1AbssSl to Fos~l6~esx -.

MANILA, p. l., Nov. 2s.A- tBy
NALL Stating that Il is. the kciici
Of the government at Washington
that the law governing the lease OF
exploration Of oil lands In the Phil
ippincs is less liberal to foreigners
than II 10 in America, Governor
General Wood In recommending the
amendment OF the Law says he Ia
acting on the suggestion Of the de-
paftmeat OF state at Washington.
The governor generals message
says;
THE department Of state finds
In Its efforts to insist on the proper
treatment OF our nationals by for
eisn countries in this matter Uessc
OF petroleum lands and other lands
containing mineral oils) that u Is
confronted with the statement that
the Law In the Philippines is less
liberal TO foreigners than Is the
Law In the United States, and the
department believes II should BE-
made to ssAform exactly with the
Unitd 0tstss law"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
BILLS IN TWO TONGUES


/ 'MANIiA.A. r. l., Dee ga,
tho requisite the American Cham
bot OF Commerce, Governor Gen.
erai Wood has recommended to the
legislature that al, important bills
introduced be printed In both Span
ish and English. instead Of Spanish
only. "a at present
In his recommendation to the
legislature. Governor Genera, Wood
said;
There are about 100000 OF
the Inhabitants Of tho Philippines
who understand the English Ian
euaEc. and u Ia believed that Il
would be advisable for important
measures proposed In the icsisla-
lures to bs given out In English rs
we'll q, Spanish. so that the Eng
iish speaking public may have
knowledge Of them. thereby bring
ing abcu, . fuller public discussion
and understandings Of proposed
measures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

q ~, Of Dsnsmutr. u here for
e5eS neelneee vish.
= y Aiss left this morning for
pesUaeu where ne VIII spend the
weess
G =. hsrre's srrived from San
rnes1eoo Jest night and 10 a guest
q 0swmts Pelican hoteis
: ~. ana d. a. Brown were In
tews 'yesesrday afternoon from Cry
ssai ausso'ne to mattsrs OF business,
Clarence Williams departed for
bsrke'W this morning expecting to
eeauese Az stadics 10 the Univer-
@1 q ceiifonia.
hAes-n. Robert b. Davis are
y ~ ely from their home In Swan
nse lveNey. They are guests at the
Wsst remeaA hotel.
~ittea and wife are kiam.
- nns vssiso" this week from In
1neApeiis. and are registered at the
WAss Pelican hotel.
ns Pest Astrons club. Of Aloha
essSsf OF hsssere star. VIII meet
Soessev etssfneoa at the Baldwin
seees o. s;so eeioeh.
es y eere ir0h 'er'alh'
~ wa as aunt MI" Joe
~. ra.r'eA 10 student H
sersi eo"sse'
'n returned Ia"
~ nc" Aameoa' cshtornia'
oeen visiting win
es sss a"ves tor 'ne past
syson' sso " EMPLOYED In
M ~ oys'si' wiz return there
N s"er seversI DAYS spent
- w nis parents Ar' and Mrs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

wANTED-A smell cook stove--ad-
drsss A. B. Herald. 2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
&tlss LEASE rHEArER


.Hhsbtcow, D.s::'s 'ss.-rs. Moscow
eey!ee has announced that the Must
A1>psA1s TAsatsr, the Lutetis
leAct ssa two other thssters which
- tSesl city gotSrnment has sup.
SSets4 VIII b leased to private con.
.y1eeairss, and has asked Russian
tosstsscal managers to submit pro.
4ScAh for taking over the theaters
- eIstating them - private enter.
TAis q In accordance with the gen.
esai policy Of the Moscow Soviet to
Seesov the example OF the central
"egtsfnmsat and unload responsible
- vhieA have been too great 4 tar
: - t43opsd supply. fuel supply and
DwYS organization.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
-vA0nBvILLA TONIGHT
AT THE STRAND

Tbsrs viii be an unusually cievs,
3h1sv1iis attraction at the Strand
n61t. whsa rriendiy and Gun.
AhsAan. two orpheum circuit per-
:. SssnsSs viii b seen in their laugh
AtUekiss skit, Something Differ
/, At- They stop off here for one
saAlBht In making the Jump from
Hertiand 70 their next weeks en-
eaOsmsat in San Francisco.
s-s. a wonderful feature picture. "The
~ sKeatvcky Colonel" will be shown,
y x3th Jessph Dowlins in the leading
1saa who's last picture. The Mira
q - Naa.' stamped him a.. perhaps.
100 Sersoost character actor of the
p diver screen.
- Ths story ID that OF imperishable
Sksssdship laid among the purple
2 hiils Of Kentucky. adapted from the
s. Hsvsi b. 0pie Read. and presented
y ~ the Nstionsi Film corporation.
ess release BY the W. w. Hodkin-
4. Sse corporation. II IL . photoplay
Ast b ~ refreshing a. q summer
Nsssss. and n 10 laden with all the
avestneo. the pathos. the romance,
as1 the charm Of life in the old
eessA.
n "country Store" night. too.
NsbA h keeping with the holiday
. .OeFh. Manager White will head the
~ % ftftssa- prisss with fine. fat
r.aSessna tsEtsv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29
NEW TODAY

wANTED-F1at top office desk and
chairs. Boz J. d. Herald office.
.s-3ls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

10oo, Dee. 1e.--Banca ltalisns
y osests closed its doors todsy.
ssusv'ss an announcement By the
OevDrn0mt of modified morator.
IN psenittiag suspension Of pay
oeoAt q obligstions by certain cor
poeotieas through q court decree.
~ bank. proeiting by the an
n6tneelnent. Suspended payments
6pAolAe esurt proceedings.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

High school girl would Ire 'iiSht
hous work for board and room. Boa
A. II. Herald office. 2s-a'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

poAxfa&D. De. ss.-Divssteeik.
s,ea1y; sgys o. lower, buying prices
ooe.1o t<ei buttegs weak. lower ten.
21uU WheaG ot.oaAe oi.oe. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

MASQUERADE costumes for rent. a,
Pioneer Cleaning 4 Pressing shop.
-ff<0 Main. w.. ..-, .ss-30s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

Regardless of being originally priced for
less than you could buy them elsewhere.
Every Garment is included even the late
arrivals that Were purchased for holiday
trade.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-29

Every Garment in the House rc-priced, in
many instances AT LESS THAN ONE
HALF former price.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-05-12
The First Baptist
Church Of Krebs,

krebs, Okla. May 9TH. 1921
The first Baptist church OF Erebs
will erect a new house Of worship
soon, this plan has been adopted
by the church, which will better
meet the needs Of tae day, your
help solicited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
TEND[ER HAS HARD
DRILL WITH PALMER
They Box Three Spirited Rounds
in Training--Jack's
Mouth Is Cut

DelancO. y. j.. Aug. LEV Tend
Ter put in his hardest days training
yesterday since coming here to get in
condition for his battle with Benny
Leonard in Philadelphia on the night
of August 12. With clear weather
and hot sun, although nice breeze
was blowing. the southpaw got back tn
his outdoor training and put in three.
quarters of an hours work.
The feature of Tenders workout was
a three round three minute slugging-
not sparring-match. with Jack Pal
mer, rugged South Philadelphia wcter
weight They punched each other hard
and all over the fourteen foot ring.
Both connected with some terrific wal
lops, and while Palmer showed himse'f
off as a real rough guy, he was pretty
tired at the finish.
Several of Tenders straight right
iabs opened n cut on Palmcr's upper
lip, and during the last round Jack s
mouth bled profusely.
Rope skipping, shadow boxing and
setting up exercises completed Tender 5
daily training in the afternoon.
Patsy Wallace, fywcight and Kill
Williams, bantamweight. have joined
Tender, beginning probably on Thurs
day or Friday. Later in the wcel,
Harry Kid Brown will report for shock
absorbing duties.
"Skoodles'' and Eddie O'Keefe went
on the road with Tender in the morn =
ing. and he virtually ran them off their
feet. Later in the morning Lew won
by big score in the daily pinochc
play with Phil Glassman, his manager
and Stanley. Dillon.
This was the first day of "secre,
training" for Tender. the general pub
lie being barred. Newspapermcn were
the only outsiders allowed to view tn,
contender in action. Bert Igoe. a New
York critic and cartoOnist, spent tn,
day at the camp,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Opponent Since Knocking Out Kbane

the women's national championships at
Forest Hills on August 10.
Mile. Lenglcn's new sailing dnte was
announced in cablegram from 4. X.
de Joannis, vice president Of the French
Lawn Tennis Federation. The cable
gram read as follows:
Sorry Lenglcn il still suffering from
bronchitis. Cannot leave July 30. Will
positively sail August 9 on the Paris.
She will plny national championships
on August IL. but will play no matches
before. 1t Is my intention to arrange
exhibition program after we have
sailed"
The L. s. l.. r. A. had been previ-
ously requested to arrange exhibition
matches for Mile. Lcnglen after her ar
rival here, and in preparing the schcd-
ule the association will work with the
American Committee for Devastated
France.
It is the understanding Of the off =
cials of the association that the French
net wizard will play these exhibition
matches for three weeks in September
and during the early pnrt Of October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
HAS INCLOSED FIELD
p. r. r. AlI.stars Park at Tenth
and Butler undenaoes Repairs

The =. Il. T. Al,-Stars will play
Bridesburg in their first big game of
the season tomorrow evening on the
trollcymcn's grounds at Tenth and
Butler streets. The immense field there
has been in the hands Of workmen for
several weeks and is now fully in
closed. It is one Of the best and most
convenient in the city and will no doubt
be the location where many big sport
ing events will be held In the future.
The All Stars are playing in top
notch form. They have won nine
games in row. but both games inst
week went unplayed. On Friday they
we're booked with tho North Phils and
rain intcrfcred and on Saturday thcy
were to play well-known downtown
team. which disappointed big crowd
by failing to put in an appearance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
LEONARD WAS MARVEL
IN K. O. OVER KILBANE
Champ Knocked Out Twice:
Tender Neuer Stopped

Record books show that Benny
Leonard. in the early days Of his
career, was knocked out in two dit-
ferent bouts. being stopped in four
rounds by Joe Shugrue in 1912 AMI
by frankie Fleming in five rounds
the following year. Since winning
the championship Benny has been
knocked down by Charley White and
Ritchic Mitchell Lew Tendler never
has been counted out, but he has
been dropped by Willie Jackson and
Eddie Fitzsinmons. Jackson scored
two knockdowns over Tender, and
there still are many fans who be.
lieve that the Philadelphian was
given slow count, despite the fact
several ringside critics, with stop
watches, upheld Frank O'Brien as
having been fair in tolling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Allie Miller Signs to
Coach ViILanopa Eleven

Allie Miller. the former University
of Pennsylvania football star, has
signed to coach the Eillanova Col
lege football team for the coming
season. He succeeds Dutch Som
mers. another former Penn star,
who is expected to go to another
college this fall. Miller was coach
of the scrub teams at Penn for sew
eral year. and lately has been act
ing in the capacity of scout. He
was at one time prominently men
toned as graduate manager of ath-
letics at the University. He is
brother of IIeine Miller, the ALL
American end of two years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
NEW PLAYERS FOR LIFTS
Raplne, Maths and Florsheim Add
Strength to Store Team

Sam GcrmOn. manager Of the Tn
baseball team. announces the addition
of trio of stars to the personnel Of the
store team. The new players are Ra-
pine, OF Stcnton Field Club Florsheim,
Of Woodstown. and Ralph MATHS. the
heavy hitting Stetson outfielder and for
mcrly with the Boston Braves.
Manager GermOn also wishes to let
il be known thnt he il the manager lof
the only team bearing the name Of Tit
Bros. Tomorrow night they meet the
Old Timers NJ Thirteenth and Johnson
streets, on Thursday they stack up
against Forty eighth Ward at Twenty
fifth street and Snyder avenue and OIL
Saturday are without n game.
Lit Bros. are open for Saturday.
Sunday and twilight games. Address
n telephone Sam Germon. rug depart
mcnt. Lit Bros, Eighth and Market
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Fir. Department Books Games

The Philadelphia Fire Department All.
G z. and the White. Elephants as twilisht
contests. ,M0naser Timl!n win place the
Thompson. 2b Grady. G.: Hiller. cf. : Scat.
tersood. ss. ! Dempsey. RI. Fielder. sb; Tim
would like TO hear from all nrst-class teams
FOR games address John Hitler. Chemical No
l. Eighty. second street and Tinicum ave-
nue. Phone Woodland 4T2T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
MILE. LENGLEN WILL
SAIL ON AUGUST G
French Tennis Star Will Play
No Matches Before
Championship

The United States Lawn Tennis As
sociation has received word that Mile.
Suzanne Lenglen, worlds woman ten
mis- champion. whose departure for the
United States has been twice delayed
will sail from France on August 9 and
reach this country in time to play in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
RICHARD SEEKS WILLARD
wires Jess Regarding Condition and
Price to Meet pnmnsev

4. New York, Aug. Tex Richard to =
atay sent telegram to Jess Willard
TORN LLGirmer heavyweight champion, asking
I'm now long 1t would take him to get
nro ,".o condition to meet Jack Dempsey
p'estht titieholder, and also to name
price for his services, "'
= dan ne giant heavyweight has expressed
i i;eenre 70 regain the championship, and
cfo,ts Understood that he has been making
WhO,ihot TO- train into fighting form
anv "ornur ooum nempSey's trip eastward has
TEST could not be ascertained but 70 he
rn starting on his way for Eurone' ms ms
ssumored, 1t is believed that he worId ho
sure TO see Rickard before sailing ' "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

elin9 team wants 10 hear from homo tenms
August y and twilight dates open Charles ].
Moore. 2311 North Palethorpc street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
DESIRES Game for SATURDAY.

daye1E dav teams in this city me sbs sorssmost sn1o
from us. any sem, % open ana would like to % hear
Essueoments, Address IA, rnsv LEVY ssssyonsh,s
during the days're street or phone Market baSe
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
NEzINIA KAN GRAIKAI
GUIDO GA.LVAS.
. Daug zusta Graiku oficierp.

Konstantinopolis, Sausio IS.
Brusos fronte, Mazojoj Azijoj,
GraikQ karuomene pakele puo-
lima prizes Turkus nacijonalis-
tus. Tasai puolimas = tai is
meginimas Graikq armijos
stiprumo. Oficijalia1ne prane-
Sine pazymeta, jog primrose
kovose su Turkais zuve 8 O.
ficierai ir 80 kareiviQ. Tas
reiSkia, kad oficierai veda ko-
Won kareivius pasvencia savo
gyvybes Graikijos garbei.
Taip yra visuomet Graiku ar
mijoje.
Turkai nacijonalistai, savo
keliu, iSreiskia daug pasitike-
jimo. Jie sake, kad Brusos
fronte Graikq karuomenes mo-
rails pade.Imas esas kur-kas
blogesnis, kaip Smirnos from
te If kitur. Mes nacijonalistai
parinktiniausia savo karuome-
ne pasiunte ant Smirnos, gi
Brusos fronte palike didumo-
.je nereguliare.
Sake, Graikai prarade 800.
Graikai, sake Turkai naci-
jonalistai, buvo patire apie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
CHURCHILL APLEIQO W.
IMAMA VIETA.
Paliko kolicniju sekretorium.

Londonas, Sausio 19. = O.
ficijaliai paskelbta, kad Ang-
lijos karo minister's Winston
Churchill apleido unimamq
vieta ir sutiko but kolionijQ
.sekretoriumi. Nepaduota toS
atmainos priezastis.
Be to, suzinota, kad j ka-
ro ministerius buves pakvies-
tas lordaS Derby. Bet tasai
atsisakes.
Nesenai, buves karo minis
teris lank6si Prancuzijoje. Is
ten jam sugryzus sugriautas
Prancuzijos ministeriQ kabine-
tas.
Yra ziniQ, kad Churchill tu-
r6jes but siumGiamas Brusse-
lin konferencijon su Vokie-
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, 1921-01-19
.SUK|L0 WRANCELIO KAzOKAI
vokieCiai Pamin3jo vOkietijos
IIDperljos |nsteigina Y
Atsistatydino Anglijos Karo
Minister'S
PAMINEJO VOKIETIJOS
IMPERIJos IsTE1G1MA.
Darbuojamasi nuversti socija,
listu valdzia.

Berlynas, SauSio 10. - Pirm
80 metu gelezin6 Bismarko
1anka iSteig6 Vokietijos I'M
perija ir pad6jo pamatus bu-
vusiam Europoie karui, kokis
neturi Sau lygaus. Vokietija
pralaimtjo kara il Siandie pa
keista reSpublika. Neziurint
to. intelectualt Vokietija va
kar iSkilmingai paminejo 90
metu imperijos, sukaktuves.
Atlaikyta daugybe ivairlQ
SuSirinkimu il pasilinksminl-
mu. Gatv6Se visur buvo iSsklel
stos tautin6s v6liavoS. Laik-
raScGiai paSvent6 placias skill
It's apraSymui sukaktuviu. W
:" 'erijoS iSvystymq pagerbta
aizeriai WilheImas plrmasls
j.. Wilhn!nsa2 2ntrasis. 49,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
KAZOKAI MUSASI SU Sc
NEGALAIS.
Vadai suareStuoti ir statyti
karO teiSman.
Konstantinopolis, Sau>io 19.

- Gen. Wran@clio burys ka-
zokQ, apie keletaS tukStanGiQ,
nuginklavo >avo oficieruS II
pakiIt maiStQ Su tikSlu i$ei-
ii is po PrancuzijcS karuO-
mentS kontroIt>. PrancuzQ ka-
ruomene >udaro Senegalai,
juOdi vyrai.
Kazokai stow Tchatalja Sto-
vykIoje, uz 26 mailiQ i Siau-
Ivakaru> nuo KOnStantinopo-
liO.
JiemS SukiluS. Prancuzu ka-
ruomen6 prizes iuoS nuStatt
kulkasvaidziuS il prad6jo ber-
ii kulkaS kaip kollia kruSq.
Kazokai tuojau> atSak6
iymaiS.
Nova teStSi trulEpai. Kazo-
kai buvo apSupti ir priverS-
ii paSiduOti PrancuzamS. Is
PrancuzQ puS6S krito 10 ka-
reiviu- Kiti 20 kareiviu ir ,
Oficieru SuHeiSta.
TuojauS kazokQ vadai suim-
Ia If Statyta PrancuzQ karo
teiSman.
Dar seniau Prancuzai buvO
surname kazokus nuginkluoti,
kuomet jie huvo pradGie neri-
mauti. Buvo pareikalauta pa
dtti ginkluS. Bet kazokai pra-
ne$6 nepad6siq ginllQ. Sake,
nuo jQ ginklai gall but atm
ii ne kitaip, kaip tik sp6ko-
mis-.
Kadangi kazokai visas lai-
kas buvo pavojingi talkinin-
kams If paciam Konstantino-
poliui, tad nuspresta juos
visus pasiqsti ! Mudros, Lem
nos saloje.
LOO kazokQ buvo ten pa
siusta statydinti laikinas sau
kazarmeS. Pc $ito tuojauS pa
sek6 visQ kazokQ sukilimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
SUsAUKIAMA UNIJU AT
Stow KoNFERENC1JA

\ 81
Washington, Sausio 10.
Americas Darbo Federacijos
sekretorius Frank Morrison j
Balandzio % d. eia susaukia
konferencijon l09 nacijonaliu
If Internationally unijQ atsto-
vus. saukiami atstovai tn uni
,jp, kufes priguli prize A. D. Fe.
deraeijos.
zKonferencijoj bus aptariamas
klausimas apie pakeliamas
kovas prizes unijas su tikslu
visur ivykinti "open shop"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
SUIMTAS 17-as SINN-FEI-
NERIV VADAS.

Belfast, Airija, Sausio 19.-
SuareStuotas David Kent,
sinn-feineris, Anglijos parla,
mento narys.
Anglai ligsiol jau yra sua-
reStave II Anglijos parlamen-
to nariu sim-feineriq, kurie
atsisake eiti parlamentan il
veda kova prizes Angus Airi-
joje.
Sim-feineriu parlamento ma
nariq yra kelios deSimtys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
SUOKALBIN INTRAUKTAS
BUVES KAIzERIS.

Berlynas, Sausio 10. = Is
Viennos praneSta, kad Vokie-
ijos monarchistai suokalbiauja
atstatydinti monarchiiq. Tan
suokalbin intrauktas ir
buves kaizeris su buvusiuoje
$3.50 ip6diniu. Tad, buk, k,Olan-
dijos valdzia apgalvojanti pra
Salinti is savo zem6s buyusi
kaizeri ir jo sum-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19

-ir viskuom aprupinta armija.
il aprupinta ir lektuvais.
Site Graikams duoda dideli
patarnavima zvalgyboje.
Pagaliau is Brusos pranesta,
kad del dideliq nuostoliu il
nepavykimQ, Graikai atsimete
] savo senasias linijas-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
NEDUODA "SLACKE-
RAMS" PTLIETYBEs
RAsTU.

New York, Sausio 10, =
AugSaesniojo teiSmo aeis6jas
Tierrney atsisakG iSduoti pile
tyb6s raSus keletui iaunu w
rukQ. Mes llaro metu jie Sau-
kiami tarnybon atsisak6 stoti
.karuomenen pasisakydami e.
50 svetimSaliai.
Teis6jas pareiSk6:
"Jeigu jus neturejote moro
patalnauti Saliai karo metu,
suprantama, jus negalite but
Salies pilieGiais. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-19
POPEzIAUS PADALYTI
PINIGAI.

Rymas, Sausio 10. = Pope
azius Benediktas is visq pa
saulio daily 1920 metals gavo
16,747,604 liru vaikQ suSelpi-
mui nukent6jusiose nuo karo
Ss3lyse. Tr tuos pinigus pada-
ffFho Visions Salims, reikalin-
gOms paSelpos.
Pamin6ton sumon ineina
100000 lirQ popeziaus perso-
males aukoS. 4
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MOKESTYS Uz IsKASA-
MAS ANGLIS.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sausio 10.
- Pennsylyanijos gubernato-
rius Sproul, kad padidinti
valstijos reikalams iplaukas,
pasiqlo uzdeti mokescius uz
iSkasamas Sitoje Valstiioje an
glis: kieteiQ angli4 tonui S
centus II minkStQjQ : 4 cen
.tus. +
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NAUJAUSIOS zINIOS,

Washington. = Paties pre-
zidento Wilsono npsprendimu
turf but deportuojsmas Airi-
jos miesto Cork lordas ma
-ioras O'Callaghan, kursai Sion
Salin atvyko be Anglijos val
dzios leidimo, taigi ir be pas
porto.
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ATIDETAS NUGALABINI-
MAS.

.Dublinas, Airija, Sausio Is.
= Corko karo teismas buvo
pasmerkes miriop Joseph Mu-
rphy uz dalyyavima uzpuoli-
me militarines policijos. Kaip
Siandie jis turejo but nugala-
bintas. Pareikalayus nelai-
mingojo apginejui nugalabini-
mas atidetas. Susekta ,neais-
kumq.
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TURKAI sAKoSI IvEIKE
GRAIKUS.

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

Watertown, N. Y, Sausio
19. - Siaurine New Yorko
valstijos dali palette didelis
Salts. Vakar vietomis buta
daugiau 20 laipsniQ zemiau O.
Kanadoj siaucia dideli Sal
Giai. Iroquois Falls, Ont, va
kar ryte termometras rode 40
laipSniQ zemiau 0. \
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Laukiami. rinkimai.

VaSario 20 d., :. m., Prusl,
joie ivykS rinkimai preziden-
TO. Prusiios prezidentas skai-
toSi viSos imperiios preziden-
.taS.
Monarchistai laukia tos die
nos. Jie darbuOjasi prezldentu
iSSrinkti monarchistq. Tinka-
miausias prezidentas jiems bu-
tn fieldmarSalaS Won Hlnden-
burg. Kai-kurie nori generolo
LudendOrffO.
Monarchistai yra nuomo-
mes. kad kuomet jie turesla
nuosava prezidentQ, tuomet su
ano pagelba busiQ gallma sug-
rqainti monarchijQ.
Kova visomis priemOnems
vedama prizes Siandienine So
cijalistQ valdzia, kuri labai
nepopuliar6.
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Copenhagen. IS Rusijos
miesto Luga j Novgoroda va
ziuojanti traukini pagavo lie
psnos, pakilusios eksplioda-
vus >benzinai. zrlvo 68 keliau-
ninkai Rusai.