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CHAPTER XVII
The Letter


I We found out quite lou aoou'
| 1 Mr.. Crevcling. az it is" McCnrty
BIKE trihing grimly. You told me.
III, that he'd never touched n card in
hrs. for one thing, but I've learned
6erent."
'You mean those games at Mr.. Gut
s, SIR" Hill paused. "Mr. Creve-
was always great for gambling,
IN the old, wild days when | first
ne to him before he was married.
III bet small fortune on ANYTHING.
cards were always passion with
b. He used to run terrific games
nseh in that study where you found
dead; that why he had that high
oulIt at the back OF the mouse.
oil the neighoors on the side street
was trying to get into society ana
pm Mrs; Crevcling had snubbed could
lhVo the study from her rear WIN
and sh" got the police there in her
Sc and tried TO have the Crevellngs
led one night. must say It looked
a professional gambling establish
n'' al that, but Mr.. Creveling being
wei known he was tipped OF ana II
MN mint OF money TO hush ,ne'
lter up without scandal that would
NJ reached Mrs. Creveling ears. She
W. ci ! know about the games then, sir.
she plays now herself, commented
ECarty',
All ,hcir set do. Mt Mr.: Gutter s.
nen Mr' 'reVciing got intimate win
nc stopped having games at ms
nouse ana their crowd got TO meet
leSutar Il, MT cutter :. MN beihg
pacaeior ana master OF ms own
uSe'
Hmu pr"'esSlohai gamDler, NJ that'
YOU Nho" that' Hill!
suspected as much, sir, and more.
c heard whispers that the games
Fch t altogether straight and that Mr..
EcIing and--and one of the other
tiemen knew as much" Hill hcsi-
ed "Butlcrs aud valets and ladies'
ids sec more than their employers
ttop to think about, and | watched
pie come and go in their crowd, and
all ended the same: they'd come
fortune and maybe II beautiful
e that wasn't known AS we'll as
I'd like 70 he in so"intv horo m'" ond G
=! "'r httl' ana Oe allowed TO
u hack, pi"ccmeal, with some more
ldes, and meantime the wife was
l8 tokcn up and made much of, and
u 'hry'd be living beyond their in .
with the procession. Then he'd
nSe and lose more and win back more
ana so they'd play him until he
Eed everything and lost, and that
thGr"'d be no comeback. OF course, ,
i '1lnH nun they were bully good fellows
IN" showdown, and she'd think
was having the time of her life
getting in with the real people.
s"rn all sides Of It, sir, and said
my until now, but if some of the
r'Cd men only realized the dangers
were opposing their wives to in
cos, oS them further their social ad-
cement $3.50 promiscuous like, with
.e ~. tnry realty don't know anything
w. .hey'd think twice before they
VI W'h a set of so-called gentlemep
nG'CrS, Mr. Ford was one Of the
o. ,ru ina, got stung. | hear-but it
nir' Cr"v"ling you wanted me to
You about. ' "
n"U more more than his gambling" Nc
NJ Ssairn remarked, ,I,i, I've heard talk Of
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HOW MANY CARDS?
BY ISABEL OSTRANDER
oTbe rsland of Intrgue Suspense" "Ashss Ashes
4Whor " ' copv,toht II, Robert N. 4

xrr1o HILL" he began genially'
III "I guess you knew we cou'dn
e. that murder charge on you for
nT ~" didn't you" ,,,. o,d ho,
ns, Pkg mans face was drawn anu nag
|lne lIb bo raised burning eyes to meet
pa snu i,iue ones which smiled at him;
\ clear Slesp doc does that matter?' he asked
Wnat uSyou've found her,
|tlessliyyi; hut she got away from me
o,u ,nuirbt," McCarty said frankly,
flday i!@. ",S away" Hill clutched suddenly
uJ, oHo;r rms Ns if for support.
,, a gnS,' down at headquarters now
SnE SInI,nlins woman on the floor bclow
\, has m been taking care OF her; out M
" Ssre herself up when she nenrd
s you we're charged with Creveling 5
y. ,.asr 90 that she could prove your
T ,n Here Buck up, man
Wi,b ~; n groan Hill had sunk into a
W. "" and covered his face with his thin
nas I.TSo,'s why you took me up!, he
,.you did it TO make her show
ID, 6b why did she do it? Couldn t
'rrsolze that | would rather have
thing happen to me than that she
Enid be caught. :. =, ,,. .L,.
,oniJ have done." McCarty asserted
,,Iv ry"'' wed have got her sooner
later and that with her jumping ner
N and all It might have looked pretty
bck against her, but now since she 3
|roe clegn, Hill, ] don't mind telling
4, tbot II YOUR wife's story is straight
Going TO back her up. I'm going
coo What Creveling himself might
70 had to do with the stealing OF
|ose emcralds! y w ala.
Iow oG hone in his eyes. Then they
rssncd sulipnly and he shook his head.
,Tt's only another trick !" he NUT
lsd "Whv would any one think that
! Crcyeling would take his wife S
Erolsy We'd have had no chance to
Inyincc people without proof, and lisa
better have kept quiet; it'll only
harder with her
{" 'Tis no trick" McCarty protested.
! know that Creveling needed mooney
"a and those stones were worth thirty
|ousands
Money" Hill interrupted him in
Irprisc. why, we thought he had
|yen them to another
|He stopped with his lips pressed
kbtly together, but McCarty finished
"a sentence for him. .
ITO another woman, do you mean? ?
Ell I'm speaking the Gods truth when
|teIl YOU that Il you'll come across with
\ ycu know about Crevcling I'll do
4 best to clear your wife Of the charge
faipst her and get the indictment
flashed. That can only. be done by
bding the stones or proving who took
lem and what became Of them. I'm
Iliing to say right now that l don't
ink your wife is guilty, but you il
I've to help me prove it. Will youW
| Once more Hills haggard eyes studied
s face and after n long minute he
tew deep breath and Strengthened in
Is chair.
"Yes, sir" be said. II believe you
bw, and if you'll only get her free
IN tell you everything l know about
klgene Crcveling !"
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CONTINUED TOMORROW
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
LENKV KUN1GAs LIUDI-
IA TEISME.

Toledo, O.. birz. II. = New
Chicago, Ind, lenkq parapiv
jos kun. Gorek, kaltinamas
az pavartojima pavogtQ cia
vyriausyb6s laisves bondsq,
federaliame teisme. vakar iu-
dijo, kad jis su vogimu ME
ko bendra neturis. Fix jis
intrauktas suokalbin pavogtus
bondsus pavartoti savo netur-
tingos parapijos naudai.
Buvusioji jo tarnaite jam
buvo indavusi $4,000 laisv6s
bondsq. Is tn jis kelis tuks-
tanGius isIeides Selpti badau-
jancius parapijonus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
MIRE zYMUs KoNGREso
ATSToVAs.
Jis priesinosi pfiverstinam ka-
reiviavimui.

Washington, birz. II. = Va
kar cia mire kongreso atsto-
vas is Chicago William e. Ma
son.
Jis smarkiai sirgo keletq
dienq. Uzvakar jam buvo pa
gereje. Bet vakar mir6. Tur6-
jo Strides liga.
Mires buvo gimes 1850 me-
tais New Yorko valstijoje.
Will. Mason zymia role To-
Sc kaip valstijos Illinois, taip
Sales politikoje.
Ypac karo metu jis pagar-
sejo pakelda1nas kongrese
smarkia opozicija pirmiau
prizes priverstina kareiviavima,
paskiau prizes siuntima karuo-
menes Europon. 1'eciau tur6jo
mazai Salininku.
w tai jjis vieno kongreso at
stovo buvo pavadintas provo
kiSkuoju. Paskiau tas atsto-
vas atSauk6 savo zodzius.
Smarkiai jis kritikavo Will
sono vedama administracija,
ypac atsistatydinus Valstyb&s
sekretorriui Lansingui.
NabaSninkas buvo Airijos
nepriklausomyb6s Salininkas.
Buvo republicans.
10 lavonas parvezamas Chi
cagOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
VARGAS sU PIENo KoM-
PANIJOMIS.

Pirm SeSeriQ metq Chicago
je pieno kompanijos farme-
riams Sinful svarQ pieno mo-
kedavo $1.66. Ir kompanijos
nuo zmoniu imdavo po s cen
tus kvortai.
Siandie tos pacios kompa-
MICS farmeriams tick pat,
$1.66, moka uz piena. Bet nuo
zmonip ina po 14n kvortai.
Niekas negali iSaisl1inti to
indomaus daikto. Negali to
pasakyti nei kompanijos.
Tiesa, kompanijos moka
daugiau pieno isveziotojams.
Bet tam didesniam uzmokes-
niui uztektu ro1os daugiau-
sia poros centu, bet ne sesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
NAUJAS VYSKUPAS.

Sale Terre Haute, Ind, Ne
kalto Prasid9jimo baznycioje
ana diena konsekruotas Vys-
kupu 10 Malonybe kun. En-
manuel B. Ledvina, D. D.,
kurs Sventojo Tevo paskirtas
7yskupauti Corpus Christi,
Tex, vyskupijon.
ISkilmybeje dalyvavo trys
Arkivyskupai, astuoni Vysku-
PAL, keliolika pralotq ir dau-
gybe siaip kunigu.
"Vyskupyst6 yra vienas is
didziausiq Dievo paradoksq, J"
pazymejo pralotas Francis c.
Kelley, Vyskupo Ledvina drau
gas ir sadarbininkas per ke-
turiolika metQ Katalikq Baz-
nycios Platinimo draugijoje,
kurs sake pamokslq. "Tai
kunigaikScio vieta, kurion
kunigaikseiai retail paSaukia-
mi; vienu zygiu palaiminimas
ir naSta; dziaugsmas ir liud-
numas; brangi If puoSni ka-
runa il karuna is erSk6ciu;
augsciausioji ypatybe ir augs-
Giausioji atsakomybe." :"
10 Augstoji Malonyb6 Chi
cagos Arkivyskupas Jurgis
Mundelein naujam Vyskupui
inteike $4,000 dovanq. Tas
padaryta vardu Vyskupo Le-
dvina draugQ Chicagoje ir *.
B. Platinimo draugijos. Tai
dovana jo darby pradziai Te-
Xase.
Indianapolio diecezija nau-
jam Vyskupui inteike $5,00O;.
Philadelphijos kardinolas Dau-
gherty prisiunte $1,000. vi
sus Vyskupo simbolus parupi-
no X. B. Platinimo draugijos
sadarbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
ZINIOS IS LlETUVOS

juokesi isgirde, kad lietuviai
beveik nemoka koliotis, ir.
kad ''rupuze," /" vienas jq bjau..
riausiq koliojimp, (nes pran-,1
cuzq kalba, tai visai nekaltas
gyvulys) II kad "zmoniskai
koliotis galima tik vartojant
lenkQ, rusQ kalbas." /.
Po paskaitai daug zmoniu
atejo, prasydami Ora Ereta
smulkesniq ziniq, literaturos,
patarimq ir tt.
Lenkams ia paskaita, kaip'
zaibas is giedro dangaus nuk-.
rito. Jie nelauke, kad tue me-
tu, kaip jie sedi Rytq Galici-
.joj, Vilniuj, Augt. SllezlJoJ, tuz
.redami pasikesinimQ, rasis
.kaks-nors balselis, kurs ais
'kintu publikai tikra Ietuvos.
.padeti.
stambiomis raidemis iska--
bos po visa miesta kele Lietu-..
vcs varda vieSumon, kviete vi.
.sus paskaiton, apie ia nebu-
.vele ligi siol Lietuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
SAJUNGININKAI LAUKIA
voKIEcIV.~

Berlynas, bin. II. : Sajun-
gininkq komisija Augstojoj
Silezijoj nusprende pertraukti
visus savo militarius veikimus
prizes Lenkus "maiStininkus' :,
kaip ilgai ten vobieeiQ apsau-
gos organizacijos neatsimes
atgal is uzimtQ pozicijQ.
Vokieciai savanoriai daugel
vietose yra pereje upe Oder.
Sajungininkai nori, kad jie at
sitrauktq atgal ir nesimaisy-
tQ / provincijos reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
.PAMALDOS KATEDROJE
W BUVUSE kUBOS
.PREzIDENTA,

New York, birz. II. - Pra-
eta pirmadieni cia mire bu~
YES Kubos salos respubllkos
prezidentas gen. Jose NJ. Go
mez.
Vietos Sv. PatrikO katedrO-
.je vakar uz mirusi ivyko ge-
dulingosios pamaldos.
Po pamaldQ j gelezinkelio
stoti karsta nulyd6jo Suv.
Valstiju karuomen6s vienas
batalionas. ~
Lavonas bus nuveztas ] Key
West. Is ten Kubos karo laivu
Havanon, kur nabaSninko la
vonas bus palaidotas.
Gedulingose pamaldose daily
vavo svetimQ Saliu diplomati-
Mai atstovai.
Prezidenta Hardinga atsto-
vavo gen. Bullard, S. V. armi-
jos rytinio korpuso vadas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
KONFISKUOTA DAUGYBE
KULKASVAIDzIU.
Matyt noreta siusti Airijon.

Matyt noreta siusti Airijon.
New York, birz. II. = Ho-
bckeno uoste, amerikoniskas
garlaivis East Side buvo ruo-
Siamas pasiQsti Airijon. Jis
turejo vezti ten anglis.
Kaz-kas teciau painformavo
policija kad garlaivin suk-
rauta daugybe gatavu kulkas-
vaidziu ir jq daliu.
Kaz-koks Frank Williams
iSrupino teismo "waranta"
atimti kulkasvaidzius. Mes e.
So jie nuo jo pavogti.
Policija padare krata gar
laivy. Atrasta 500 kulkasvai-
dziu If jQ daily.
Muitin6s valdzia atrastus
ginklus konfiskavo. Pranesta
vyriausybei. Sta isake praves-
ii tardymus, kad patirti, kie-
no tie kulkasvaidziai, kaip jie
pateko garlaivin If kur. JUGS
nor6ta siQsti.
Tyrinetojai atkreipia svar-
biausia dome j tai, kur gavo
tuos kulkasvaidzius tasai Wi
lliams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
COUNTRY EDITION METAIyoL. VI. No. 14s
Anglia uz Konstantinopoli

Maltos partrauke visa briga-
da karuomenes.
Toji anglu brigada pamai-
ne graiku karuomene Ismide.
Graikai pasiQsti karo frontan.
Pranesta, prancuzp karuo-
meme eme atakuoti turkus ma
cionalistus Sirijoje.
Is smirnos depesoje sako-
ma, prancuzai tenai progre-
Gen: Gouraud su savo armi-
JOS ,dalimi marsuoja ant Ale
ppo ir su artilerija truskina
prieSininko spekas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
SAJUNGININKU KoNsU-
LIAI NEPASITIKO KA
RALIAUS.
Angoros valdzia atmaino nu-
sistatgma.

Konstantinopolis, birz. IL
Cia labai indomaujama ivyku-
siu faktu, kad Smirnoje atvy-
kus graikQ karaliui Konstan-
nui tenai 10 nepasitiko nei vie
mas SqjungininkQ konsulis. is
to tatai iSveiana, jog Sqjm-
gininkai nebuS dar galutinai
nusprende paremti graikus
prizes turkus nacionaliStus.
Pasklydusios zinios, kad an
glai duos pagelbOs graikams,
turku nacionaliStQ Sostin6ie
Angoroje padare dideli ispudl.
PraneSta, kad nacionaliStQ val
dzia po vienuolikos valandQ
aStriQ diskusiju nusprend& at
mainyti savo atsineSimq / SQ-
iungininkus, kaipo savo prize
Sus. Priimtas kitoks nusistaty-
mas.
Izzet uzsieniu minister's.
Po to nusprendimo tuojaus
ivyko atmainp paGioje nacio-
nalistQ ministeriioje - Izzet
paSa paSkirtas uzsienlQ reika-
IN ministeriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
ANGLAI PERsPEJA KEMA.
LIsTUs.
Prancuzai briaujasi ant Ale
ppo.

Konstantinopolis birz. II.
Anglijos vyriausybe pasiunte
perspejima turkams naciona-
listams.
Jiems pasakyta aiskiai, kad
jei jie kokiu nors budu Ike
sinsis pulti If init Konstan-
tinopoli, toks jp pasieFgimas
reikS kara su Anglia.
Apsaugoti nuo nacionalistq
Konstantinopoli, Anglia eia is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
D-Ro ERETO PASKAITA
APIE LIETUvA BRIUK-
SELY.

Geguzes 10 d., 5 val. po pie
tn D-ras Eretas, sveicariJos
pilietis, kuris ,gerai Lietuva
pazino, turejo paskaita Bel
gijos sostineje, Briuksely, a
pie Lietuva. KlausytojQ su-
sirinko apie 200 asmenQ is au-
gstesniqju Belgijos sluogsniq.
Rekomendavo D-ra Ereta ge-
nerolas Gillian, buves karo
metu Belgijos generalinio Sta
bo virsininkas, simpatingas Sc
nelis, kuris palydejo kalbeto-
ia ant scenos il perstate pub
likai.
D-ras Eretas, prancuzQ kali
ba, 6me kalbeti ir izangoj pa
sake, kad lygiai llaip BelgiJa,
ir Lietuya buvo kovq lauku,
kad ten ivairios svetimos ka-
ruomenes skersai ir iSilgai
Lietuvos ejo pc kelis kartus,
naikindamos kraSta ir kad
tarp Belgijos il Lietuvos yra
daug panasumo. Kad lietuviai,
kaip ir belgieciai esq indo-
germanai, reiskia, vienos if
tos paeios kilmes, bet kuo-
met visos indo-germ. tautos
nuo savos prigimtos kalbos
nutolsta, kaip If belgai, tik
vieni lietuviai dar turi tos Sc
nos kulturos pazymiu If var
toja ta senovine kalba.
Toliaus kalbetojas. aiskino,
kuriame pasaulio kampely
Lietuva randasi, kokia istori-
ja Lietuya pergyveno, kaip at
sirado nauja Lietuvos valsty
be, kas tai buvo 'Tarybao ir
kas Siandiena yra "Seimas'.
Paskui aiSkino ekonomine Lie
tuvos padeties puse, kaip bus
galima tarp Belgijos ir Lietu-
vos daryti prekybinius san
tikius If tt.
D-ras Eretas kick ilgiaus
kalbejo apie lietuvip kalba,
nurodydamas jos kilima, gra-
zuma, atmainas If t..
Paskiaus parode apie 40 pa
veikslq is Lietuvos su prozek-
torium. Buvo tq paveikslq is
ukininku gyvenimo, lietuyiq
tipq, lietuVaieiq, kairnq II
|niesteliq vaizdai. Kauno regi-
Mai, nelaimingo Vilniaus val
zdai, Klaipedos uosto keletas
payeikslu If prie visq tq pa
veikslQ kalbetojas aiskino. I
paskaita publika labai sirdin-
gal atsiIiepe, rimtai isklause
Lietuvos traginga istorija, pri-
Ijaute naujos valstybes daro-
MONS pastangoms. Ypac ste
bejosi del senos lietuyiq kdl-
lturos ir kalbos; nuosirl lziai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
DU zUVO UzPUoLUS
TRAUKINI.

Dublinas, Airija, birz. II.
Is Limerick j Ennis vaziuo-
ia su kareiviais traukinis bu-
vo apSaudomas. Kareiviai at
sake Saudymais. Nukauta du
uzpuoliku. Vienas kareivis SUI
zeistas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
oRAs. siandie grazus o
ras; silta.
PINlGg kURsAs,

syetimp salip pinigp vert9, mai
nant nemaziau $25, 900, Birzelio 1S
buvo toha pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui S.74
Prancuzijos Simtui frankly 1886
Italijos simtui lirp 4.S5
Vokietijos Sinful markiu la
Lietuvos simtui auksinp Ia
Lenkijos Sinful markiq .O9
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
Turkai Nacicnalistai Nuslei-
dzia S2jungininkams

Tas padaryta tue tikslu,
kad pasigerinti Sajunginin-
kams, kad reikSti jiems prize
lankumo. Mes Izzet pasa XII
tuomet wa dalyvaves Londo-
no konferencijoje.
Izzet paSa kuoveikiaus pas
kelb6, jog kemalistai nuspren-
de paliuosuoti visus anglQ ne
laisvius, If jog pastarajame
nadionalistQ seimo susirinkime
iSreikSta nepasitenkinimas val
dzia del jos prizes Sajunginin-
kus nusistatymo. Pagaliau nu-
tarta atnaujinti su Sajungi-
ninkais tarybas, pasiremiant
Londono konferencijos pasiQ-
lymais.
Ju nutarimai abejo-
jami.
Staigi kemalistu atmaina
nusistatyme, ella manoma, ne
ra tikra. Spejama,kad jie to-
kiu svo pasielgimu megina
SQjmgininkams sutrukdytl
galutina sprendima apie pagel-
Big graikams.
Neziurint tn visQ sp6jimQ
apie kemalistu neSirdingumQ,
Sajmgininkai visgi palankQs
duoti dar viena proga turkams
be jokiQ ypatingu sQlygu pa
siduOti LondonO kOnferencijos
nutarimams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
'sULUzO TILTAS PO TRAU-
KINIU.
zuvo ketu1i; daug suzeista.

eAN'S AASSS~~~1 80
Hot Spring, S. D., birz. II.
Northwestern gelezinkelio
traukinis No. 606 susmuko
daubon, kuomet po juo suluzo
.tiltas per Big Cottonwood u
peli uz poros myliq rytuose
nuo Whitney, Neb.
Pasekmeje 4 zmones zuvo II
"a suzeista.
spejama, jog tilta turejo
paplauti nesenai buves smar-
kus lietus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
LONDONAS KALTINA PA
RYzIU.

Paryzius, birz, II. sajun-
gininkq veikimai Angst. ST.
lezijoj staiga sustojo. AnglQ
vyriausybe del to kaltina
prancuzus, kurie ne tik nieko
negelbsti anglams raminti ST.
lezija, bet retkaroiais dar pa
kenkia palankiaudami len
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18

igytas nuosavybes.
Tarybas veda eia Valstybes
sekretorius Hughes su Japo-
MICS ambasadorium baronu
Shidehara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
Japonu ateiVija.

Japonp ateivijos klausime
Suv. Valstijos stow uz tai,
kad Sion salin neileisti japo-
nq darbininkq, bet. visuomet
apdrausti seniau japonq cia
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
S. Valstijos Veda Knoferencija
SUI Japonija
TARIAMASI IVAIRIAIS
KLAUSIMAIS.
Svarbiausioji: sala Yap, Shan
tung ir ateivija.

Washington, birz. II. - S.
Valstijos prad6jo tiesiogines
tarybas su Japonija galuti-
mai iSri$ti keletq klausimQ,
paliecianciQ abidvi vieSpatiji.
Svarbiausieji is tn klausimQ
yra sala zap, Shantung pu-
siausalis ir japonQ ateivija ]
Suv. Valstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
L1ETUvIU-LATv1Q DRAU-
CHA.

Ryga. V-23. (Elta). cia
susitvere Latviu-LietuviQ dr.
.ja, pasivadinusi "Latviq-Lie-
tuvip Vienybe."
Nesenai iykusiame visuoti- z
name susirinkime isrinkta val
-dyba, kurion pateko is Lat
viq: Riters, Wilson's, Sanders
ir Dzenis, ir Lietuviu: Vizba-
ras, kun. Jodavalskis, Vro-
nevskis ir Garnys. Draugijos
nariu yra arti simto.
Kaunas. vi. (Elta). o.
R. minister's DR.. Purickis,
dare ministeriu kabinete pra-
nesima apie savo keliones re-
zultatus Latvijon ir Estijon If
apie Pabaltijos Valstybip Sa-
junga. Kabinetas isklauses
pranesimo, pritare ministerio.
zygiams. Nutarta rengties prize
ruosimosi trijQ ministerip kon
ferencijos Birzelio pradzioje. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
S. Valstiju reikalavimai.

Suv. Valstijq vyriausybe
reikalauja, kad sala Yap bu-
tn Observation-Disclosures, kad
Shantungo pusiausalis butQ
sugrazintas Kinijai ir kad ga
lutinai butQ pabaigti reikalai
su japonQ ateivija Sion Salin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-18
Sala Yap.

Sala Yap pirm karo prigu-
lejo vokieGiams. il svarbi ka-
bleSramQ stotimi.
Pc karo taikos konferenci
ia ta salq paved6 valdyti ia
ponijai. Tautp Sajunga per-
Mai jai pripazino tos safos
mandata.
Su tue nesutinka Suv. Val
stijos. Jos nor6tQ valdyti tq
sala. Bet jei tas negalima, no
ri, kad sala netektQ nei japo-
MANS. Turi but internaciona-
lizuOta.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-14
HOW WORDS COME ABOUT

Time has done some queer things with various words-words whose or iginal meaning was far from that giv- en them today, says the Detroit News. For instance, whalebone is not bone, but horny substance; camel's hair brushes are not made from camel's hair, but from Russian squirrels; the foxglove was not intended to represent a glove for foxes, but for folks" meaning little folks, or fairies; seal ing wax has no wax in it, but is made of shellac; rice paper is not paper, but thin slice of pith of Chinese plant; wormwood has nothing to do with eith- CT worms or wood, it being a corrup- tion of the Anglo-Saxon "wermod," meaning strengthener of the mind; pen means feather in Latin, and was borrowed from the old-time use of the quill, just as penknife was the name bestowed on small knives used to whittle the ends of the quills.
 When it comes to juggling with roots the present day has done wond- CTS with large number of words, samples of which are: Vulgar" mean ing something common and depraved, originally meant obvious" as "the vulgar proof" meaning obvious or ordinary proof. Admire" which
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-14
GRAND PARTY SOUNDING
 FOR COLO. POWER SITE

Capt. Harter, prominent engineer of Arizona, was in Kingman Thurs day outftting for trip into the low CT part of the Grand Canyon, where he will take soundings for bedrock and do some preliminary surveying for the location of a damsite. The point where this dam is to be situated is about four miles above Pierce's ferry and about twelve miles below the mouth of Diamond Creek. Eight men accompanied Capt. Harter on the trip. A canvas boat will be used to get into the part of the canyon where the sur vey will be taken, as the walls of the canyon are high and only a small amount of leaway between the water and the canyon walls.
 At present Col. J. B. Grand is in Washington to secure permits for the building of three dams in the Grand Canyon. One of these dams is to be erected near the mouth of Cataract Canyon, another at Diamond Canyon and the third above Pierce Ferry. The surveys have been made for the dam at Diamond Canyon, the entire work having been carried to a point where estimates of the cost could be cast up, bedrock having been encountered at a depth that would not make the scheme impossible. Col. Grand has been working on the dam projects for many years and at one time it seemed cer- tain that the dam at Diamond Can yon would be under way long before this time. Owing to the war and fi- nancial delays the project got cold and the entire scheme of financing has to be worked over. It is understood that funds for the projects are now at hand and the work will be gotten un- der way as fast as it is humanly pos sible to shape up machinery and sup plies. This is possible between the date of the issuance of the permits and the subsistence of the spring floods. If the work could be under taken within the next three months it could be completed, it is estimated, in side of four years.
 The scheme is great one and the people who undertake it will be richly rewarded. It must not be taken fol granted that any scheme that is put across for the damming of the Colo rado river is as great as the Boulder Canyon project, because it is not Dams that may be put in the river fol power alone cannot have the potential i features of dam that will impound the flow of the stream for irrigation purposes, as would the Boulder Can