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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18
Wilmington Valuation $f1o,ooo,o 900

Wilmington, Del, M0rch lN.-Tho
assessment of property in this city for
1921 will show a gain Of $1,000 600
oyer that Of last year, according to the
board Of Assessment. The total yalua
tion or city property Is placed at Sl10,
900 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18
cnnno Natives In Revolt

Antwerp. March lN.--rHy \. ~.
Natives Of the equatorial district Of
Congo Free State hay" risen and hurnod
fifty trading posts, according 10 u wire
lass dtsputch from li"mba' Congo Ere"
State, published by the newspaper Ncp'
tune.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18

AII.STOEE bungalow ROOMS. EVERY I'M
pr"Yrn.rt 2.r"r garage; corner lot; zoos
$50; SIC. 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18

CORNER IpF luu-tl. front; | Square from
York road. S225n. " rooms. nrw house
lprgi" uNlulf room nr"nlHr"t Sll 800.
WM y. y. NOHEWrS x son, Co side, pa
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
MARION NEWS

Orva Young fade a business trip
to Burley last week.
George Langlois left Sunday for
Twin Falls, where he is attending 10
business matters.
Mrs. Lucina Tolman, who is sick
with typhoid, has improved slightly
The kiddies of Marion had the
time of their lives Tuesday. They
know now ther is a real Santa, be-
cause they saw him at the Gem
Cash.
The friends of Mrs. Dan Tolman
will be pleased to know that her
health is improving rapidly.
The Bee Hive Girls of the "Rose-
bud swarm, organized their class
Sunday night with the following Off
GERS: Mable Jensen, president; Bur
Meta Perkins, vice president; Una
War;, secretary; Oril Smith, treasur-
er; zelona Smith, organist; Mildred
Gorringe, chorister; Tessa Smith.
reporter
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
W. G. sCHIFERL PASSES

w. G. Schiferl died Tuesday night
at his home north of Oakley He
was in Oakley Saturday, seemingly
we'll. Early Sunday morning he
took sick, and it was soon seen that
his illness would be fatal.
His death came as great shock
to his many friends. Mr.. Schiferl
was only SO years of age, having
been born in Nebraska in 1885. He
spent number of years at Terry.
South Dakota. and was associated at
that place with W. W. Quillian in
the drug store business. For some
time. after moving to Oakley he was
employed at the Red Cross Pharma-
cy, but later took up farming.
Mr.. Schiferl was one of the sub
stantial men of this valley EIis ma
ny excellent qualities endeared him
to host of friends who are sadden-
ed by his untimely death He is
survived by his wife and five chill
dren
The burial will be in Nebraska.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
ARTESIhN WATER
ON RAFT RIVER
RAFT RIVER VALLEY EXPECTS
TO MAKE BIG STRIDES
IN AGRICULTURE

A flow of rs inches of artesian
water has ben struck near the old
Langford ranch ON Raft river. This
strike was made at depth of only
4O7 feet. The people of the Raft
river country are feeling good over
the prospects of water for irrigation
They reason that herd of such
wells will bring old Raft river valley
to the very limelight in agricultural
affairs.
Only 40 feet of casing is used in
the we'll The driller thinks that
an extension of the casing would
save an immense volume of water
that is being wasted on the way to
thesurface.
Now that the irrigation problem is
being solved, the people of Almo.
Bride and other Roft river towns
are expecting a boom. AS an Almo
man says, There are thousands of
acres of the best soil that lies out of
doors, in the Raft river valley-and
just watch it grow from now on."
Drilling for oil is to be resumed
in the Raft river valley as soon as
the financial situation improves Oil
is all right, but it can't take the
place of water. But with herd of
artesian water wells and anothe-
herd of oil wells-decked out in that
fashion Raft river would be second
to only one valley in the world
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
There will be big holiday dance
at the high school Friday evening
DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD"

Rupert Hughes first origina
screen play, Dangerous Curv.
] Aheadi", produced by Goldwyn and
to be run at theOrpheum Christmas
is a worthy successor to that au-
thor's Scratch My Back" one OF
the greatest and most unusual OF
the years screen comedies, and OF
THE Old Nest" the greatest picture
of home ever produced. Dangerous
Curve Aheadl" deals with every day
American domestic life--its come
dies and it's tragedies and it's ming
ling of the two.
The story concerns Phoebe Ma
bee, played by Helene Chadwick
who is engaged to Harley Jones but
fiirts outrageously with Arson New
ton, from the city. This results III
broken engagement, with misery,
repentance and final reconciliation
and marriage in its wake. After
their two children are born, Harley
is sent abroad and Phoebe spends
the summer at a watering place
where the old romance with Newton
is revived and Phoebe is invited to
dinner b y Newton's aunt, Mrs
Noxon.
Thinking to advance her hus-
bands interests as well as her own
social position, Phoebe insists on
keeping the engagement despite the
return of Harley and the sudden ill
ness of her boy But she breaks
donw at the dinner party and man
ages to escape to the delirious child
who is crying for her Complete re-
conciliation follows
The truth to life, the fine come
dy and the humor which Mr.. Hughes
has brought to the telling of his sto-
ry was made possible through the
of the director, E. Ma
son Hopper, and the very capable !
cast Helene Chadwick, Richard |
Dix, NJ b. Flynn and Kate Lester.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
GEM CASH HOLDS PARTY

All children in this valley, sever
years of age and under, were invit.
ed to the Gem Cash. store for "Chil-
dren's Day." Tuesday. All were in
vited and nearly all came total
of about $50 people attended the
party and 342 of these were chill
dren. Over 125 children had learn
ed a little poem sent out by the
Gem Cash and each one was given a
nice little gift for repeating it.
S. E. Hale and Adam Hunter had
four horse outfit all in readiness
and seven loads of children were ta-
ken for a sleigh ride with old San
ta. 1t was a glorious ride. Old San
ia presented a little package to ev-
cry child In addition to this, Il
beautiful doll was won as prize by
Roxie Peterson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs A. W.aPeterson, and the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Heiner won
fine pull train.
Travelling men for wholesale hou-
ses who were in town Tuesday de-
clare that credit is due Edward II.
Hale for putting over an affair wor-
thy of any big store in any city
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
OAKLEY TO BECOME
BIG MINING CENTER
PROBABLE THAT GREAT OIL IN
DUSTRY WILL BE BUILT UP
AROUND OAKLEY

A number of Oakley's younger
mines are now making fast progress
on the road from expectations to ac-
complishments No doubt 1919 will
be long remembered as birthday Of
some of the biggest industrial enter
prises in the west-and they will be
in the Oakley trade territory.
Three new mines in the Vipont
district are preparing to emerge as
new "Viponts''-or ''super-Viponts. ="
Considerable work has been done
and is now being carried on at the
Idaho-Utah and the Skoro Consoli-
dated. Work has recetnly been re-
sumed at the Idaho Silver formerly
the Midget"
Bill Garvin, president of the Ida
ho-Silver, is very enthusiastic over
the outlook He states that his
company is going to get busy right
away and push the work to success.
We have promising mines still
closer to Oakley. George Myers has
recently struck ore that will cause
excitement when it becomes gener-
ally known 1t is undoubtedly true
that there are many millions of dol
lars worth of ore in Mr. Myers
property. Great things are expected
also from the Fairchild mine at
Basin.
The development of all these
mines will give employment to hun
dreds of men and make business at
Oakley lively.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

The Third ward school is to have
a Christmas program Friday evening
at the melting house. All the chill
dren and their parents are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrard and Mr.. Han
sen are getting up the entertain
ment. Elmer Craner, Truman Jen-
kins and Ross Fairchild went aftei
the trees Tuesday. A good time Is
expected.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Idaho Silver Mining
Company will be held, January 10.
1922, at the residence of William
Garvin, Oakley, Idaho. All stock
holders are urged to be present, as
important business will be trans
acted.
WILLIAM GARVIN, President
w. ]. SOUTHWORTH, Secretary.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
MARRIED AT SALT LAKE

Miss Lucia Hunter and Eugene
Price went to Salt Lake last week
and were married in the Temple.
They returned to Oakley Monday.
The young couple will make their
home in Oakley
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Two classes of people have plenty
of money to pay their taxes this
year-owners of dairy cows and
bootleggers. Even the bootleggers
are getting somewhat hahd up now.
They claim that their money short
age is the result of too much com
petition and price cutting. The
bootleggers union probably will dis
cuss this matter at its next meeting
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
Oil Boom Expected

Oakley may experience an oil
boom at any time Drilling at the
JD ranch on Goose creek will be re-
newed as soon as casing arrives. The
well is now down 2455 feet. Mr.
Toomey, the local manager, states
that numerous practical oil well mon
have spoken favorably of the pros
poets at Oakley. One expert said
that the formations here are like
those in the famous Montana oil
fields.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
p. r. o G r. A NJ

To Be Given by the -Four Oakley
Wadrs, Sunday, Christmas Night,
December 20, 1921
Congregational Singing.
Prayer.
Song--Senior Chorus.
Christmas Story-Mrs. Lena b
Price.
Mixed Quartette-Fourth Ward
Seniors
Reading-Maude Clark.
Duet-Third Ward Seniors.
Address,. Lyman Smith.
Cornet Solo-Leslie Koch.
Reading-Stella Nelson.
Ladies' Quartette-First Ward
Seniors.
Chorus from Four Wards.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Miss Mabel Wahlstrom was a Bur-
ley visitor Friday
Mrs. Lewis Critchfield is visiting
friends at Nampa
Ros Martin of Lynn, Utah, was an
Oakley visitor Monday.
Scarlet fever is reported at the
home of P. 1. Thompson.
M. T. Woodhouse made business
trip to Chicago this week.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Judd, Sunday.
A. M. Solomon is recovering after
wrestling bout with grippe.
Lon Catlin was here from Vipont
Wednesday enroute to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Poulton were
here from the Buckhorn ranch We'd
nesday.
] Miss Frances Wilson is here from
Nampa. where she has been teach
ing school.
Miss Zelma Price left Thursday
for Salt Lake, where she will visit
during the holidays.
George Koch left Thursday for
Salt Lake, where he will spend
Christmas with his wife.
A. S. Sagers went to Salt Lake
Thursday to meet his son, Wilford.
who is returning from a two years
mission to the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bum and
Frank McGuarry of Kimberly were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bum,
Friday and Saturday Mrs H. C.
Bunn's granddaughter, Dora, was al
so a guest from Kimberly last week.
LOST: between Marion dance hall
and Churchill, Friday night, Dec. 1 6
One pair of angora chaps; one white
leg, one black leg. Notify j. U.
Harrison. Churchill, Idaho (Adv't)
1t is announced that ]. d. Robert
son will deliver an address here next
night, December 20, on the
evils of spending our great-grand
money We do not know I
where the lecture will be given, but
it is stated that everybody is invited {
to attend.
First and second class scout ex- '
limitations viii be given ont he first /
Thursday night each month. All
scouts wishing to take examinations b
should give their names to Rosel ;
Hale two days before date for exam c
nation Basketball and scout work n
will be conducted on the second '
Thursday of each month.
One of the big social affairs of the
-ear was the party given last Thurs
lay night at the Fourth ward chapel I
n honor of Mrs. o. P. Bates The
,reat host of people present enjiyeJ
themselves from start to finish The 7
eatures of the evening we're varied
nd interesting; it is difficult to say =
Which was the better, the program
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
POSSIBLY ABOUT YOU--

Leslie Koch was BurIey visitor
Thursday.
Percy West was here from vipont
Thursday.
Miss Ora Nelson is visiting al
Twin Falls.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Harry spargo was visitor from
Churchill Tuesday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Harry Allen is very sick with
heart disease.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

L. E. Samuelson returned last
week from a trip to Boise.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
POSSIBLY ABOUT YoU---

w. H. Brinton of Churchill was
here Tuesday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
LOCALS

C. L. Jenkins has been sick this
week.
Clyde Turks left Tuesday for
Hansen.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

L. e. Samuelson has bought the
property of his mother, in Oakley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

First and second class scout ex-
aminations will be given ont he first
Thursday night each month. All
scouts wishing to take examinations
should give their names to Rosel
Hale two days before date for exam
ination. Basketball and scout work
will be conducted on the second
Thursday of each month.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

One of the big social affairs of the
year was the party given last Thurs
day night at the Fourth ward chapel
in honor of Mrs. o. p Bates. The
great host of people present enjiyeJ
themselves from start to finish The
features of the evening were varied
and interesting; it is difficult to say
which was the better, the program
or the dinner-each was the best OF
its kind.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Ros Martin of Lynn, Utah, was an
Oakley visitor Monday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

1t is announced that J. d. Robert
son will deliver an address here next
Thursday night, December 20, on the
evils of spending our great-grand
children's money. We do not know
where the lecture will be given, but
it is stated that everybody is invited
to attend
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Mrs. Lewis Critchheld is visiting
friends at Nampa.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23

Scarlet fever is reported at the
home of p. l. Thompson.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-23
INDUSTRIAL ADVANCE
SCHEDULED FOR OAKLEY IN 1922
LOCALS 8

Miss Mabel Wahlstrom was a Bur
ley visitor Friday.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-24
VOKIECIAI N0RL UzIMTI
kLA|PEDA.

PARYzIUS, rugs. "a.
Vietos laikraSciai praneSa &c
nevojc gauta zinip, kad vokie-
,ciq gen. Won der Goltz ruo-
Siasi okupuoti Klaipedos
(Memelio) sriti If ia isnaujo
grazinti Vokietijai.
Toji zinia, sakoma, pada-
riusi dideli ispudi T.. Sajun-
gos- suvaziavime.
Angliski laikrasciai sitos
depesos apacioje pazym1,
kad Klaipedos sriti sajuns
gininkai pripazine lenkans.
Aisku, angliSki laikraseciai
svisuomet pasirod6 dideli
ignorantai Rytu Europos
klauSimuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-24
sERBAI UzPUOLE ALBA
N|JA.
DEGINA ALBANIJoS
MIESfUs.
Pramatomas naujas karas
: Balkanuose.

GENEVA, rugs. "a. - Is
Tirana gauta albanu valdzios
oficialis pranesimas ir tuo-
iaus induotas TautQ SaJun-
Cos virsininkams.
PraneSime trumpai, bet al
.Skiai, pasakyta:
"Serbu kariuomen6 okupa-
vo miestelius Arras If Muher
If juos padege. ,Albanai sa-
vanoriai bendrai veikia su ar
mia prizes isibriovusius ser
bus
Albania ir Serbia yra T.
Sajungos mares. Ola Sajun-
Cos suvaziavime turf savo at
stovus. SsrbQ puolimas pill
mai nieku nepateisinamas.Ne
ziurint to, kad serbai tue pa
sielgimu lauzo visus Z. Sa-
jungos konstituciios pagrin-
dus, didziules valstybes ta
svarbQ klausima atideda to-
liau. Sakoma, tas klausimas
galutinai bus apsprestas s.
pirmadieni.
Anglijos, Prancijos ir TIA
lijos atstovai atsisake ta klau
sima diskusuoti, kuomet lor-
das Robert Cecil daye suges-
tijQ, idant Tautp Sajunga pa
lauktp ziniu is savo sostinq.
:Taigi, Quota laiko AnglGai
su Italia susitarti lkontro-
liuoti Adriatika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-24
Sveikiname Lietuvos Atst0Va
.PRANCIJA KURSTO LENKUS
KARAN -,
Taip Tvirtina Komisaras Trotzky

tegu pasima ant saves. Mes
jei Rusija bus priversta pa
kilt karan, tad j ir kariaus,
tikrai kariaus.
TeGiaus, apot TrotzkO, nel
Rumunija, nei Lenkija SIAN
die negali kariauti. Abidvi
Sail nusikamavusios. Abidvi
Sail turf mamie sayQ nesma-
gunEu. Lenku mark6 nupuo-
lusi ligi zero.
Pasirenge moketi.
Lenkai ultimatumu relka
lauja, idant sovietQ valdzia
jai iSmok6tQ 80 milionQ rub
LIN auksu, kaip yra pasaky-
ia taikos sutarty. BolSevl-
kai kazkodel ta -iSmok@jimq
trukdo. Kad tuo tarpu len
kams ~auksas verkiant Siandie
'reikalingas.
- Trotzky pasak6, kad tuos
milionus Russia iSmOk6sianti.
'Teeiau il pareikalausianti
gvarantijos, kad lenkai tQ pi-
nigQ nepavartotQ banditiz-
mui, kuris Siandie siauCia lv-
'airiuose Rusiios krastuose.
Anot kemisaro, Rusija su-
tinka duoti reikalingQ konce-
.sijp ,rumunams il lenkams.
Bet su tQja salyga, kad tos
kOnceSUOS, galetQ uZIlKrlhll
taika.
> Lenku ultimatumas padik-
tuotas prancuzu finansistQ,
kurie turi didelius reikalus
paGioje Lenkijoje. Tie finan
sistai nesirupina pacip lenkq
likimu, bet tik tue, kad jiems
patterns laimingai klotusi.
Taip sake Trotzky.
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KoMpAN1Jos APMoKtJo
DEPUTY sERIFUS.
Taigi jos kaltos uz darbininku
suHlimus.

+ WASHINGTON, rugs. "a.
Senate komitetas ana die
ma svarste buvusius darbinin
lsu sukilimus West Vilginijoj.'
Ir pagaliau suseke, kad@ az
tai angliu kasyklp kompanl-
Jos buvo kaltos.
. Prizes kompanijas liudijo
pats West Virginijos genera
lis, prokuroras England. Pro-
kuroras sake, kad darbininkq
maTsavimo is Logan apskri-
ties tikslas buvo priversti val
stijos valdzia susaukti spect
allen session legislature If pa
.taisyti istatyma, kuriuo pasi-
remnant kasyklq kompanijos
deputy Serifams mokejo pen
sijas.
Prokuroras pazymejo, kad
istatymai draudzia, idant BIZ
lie kas turatq moketi pensi-
jas deputy serifams. Teeiau
tas pat istatymas nepazymi
bausmes uz tai. Todel kom-
panijos istatyma ignoravo ir
ne tik deputy serifams mo-
kadavo pensijas. bet ir kitus
agentus savo reikalams sam
dydavo.
Prizes to istatyma taigi pa
kilo darbininkai. Tuo labiau,
kad tuos samdininkus apmo-
kati kompanijos tEejo tam
tikra fonda. Fondan pinigai
buvo renkami branginant an
giles tona 10 eentq daugiau.
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~Gerb. voldemaras carneckis
:Lietuvos Atstovas Amerikai
atyyksta Chicagon sestadieny
je, rugs. (sept.) "a d., 5 val.
p. p. (miesto lailSuodzio) La
Sale stotin (van Buren ir
La Sale gat.). Ishlmingame
pasitikime bel priemime visl
kvieciami kuoskaitlingiausiai
dalyvauti. Is stoties seks paly-
dejimas j Congress viesbuti,
sek1nadienE rugs. (sept.) %
d., 5 val. yak. La Sale vies-'
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GHICAGoJE. C
DUNNE GAUNA GRUMo
JANoIUS LAfsKUS.
Bet tas nenubaido 10 nuo vel
hmo.

Buves Illinois valstijos gu
bernatorius Edward Dunno,
kurs yra pirmininkas Natio-
nal Unity tarybos, kovojan-
clos prizes slapta Ku Klux
Klano organizacija, kaskar-
tas Wis daugiau gauna CRU
mojanciu laiskq nuo nezino-
mu asmenq. Laiskuose sako-
ma, idant jis paliautq kovo-
jes prizes to organizacija, nes
su -juo .busia blogai.
: Kai-kuriuos laiskus Ed,
Dunno paveda federaliam di-
strikto prokurorui. Kitus me-
ia tiesiog gurban. GrumoJ-
mai jam siuneiami tiesiog i
hamus If ofisa.
Distrikto. prokuroro pirma-
sis asistentas, bulk. Clinnin,
pareiSke, kad jis siuom kar-
tn dar nieko ypatinga nevei-
ksias prizes ta slapta organi-
zacija. Mes neturis jokiQ oil,
cialiq zinip is Washingtono.
TeGiaus renkas visokius rel
kalingus irodymus, kad, pri-
reikus, juos tureti po ranka
ir induoti grand jury.
Tuo tarpu Edward Dumie
sake, kad jis is tn grumoji-
mp nieko nedaras. Jis ir to-
liau pildysias National Unity
taryboj pareigas. Mes tai pa
triotiHis darbas.~
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100 UzMUsTV IR 1000
SUzEISTQ.
Patsai miestelis sunaikhtas.

MANNHEIM, EOkiet., rug.
pa Is pirm keletos dlenq
dailaus miestelio Oppau, tu-
rinGio apie $500 gyveRtojQ,
Siandie paliko tik kruva griu-
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ju arba uzmuSta arba sukeis-
ia. Nes zymesneji zmoniQ
dalis dirbo chemikalijq lstal-
gose, kuriose ivykO baisi ek-
splozija.
Praicuzq kareiviai pristaty
ii darban. Jie atkasin6ja griu
vasius, apvalo gatves, ieSko-
dami zuvusiQ lavonQ ir suzel-
stu.
Pagal naujausip apskait-
liavimp paskelbta, kad tureJo
100 zmoniu zuti. Apie 1000
zmoniQ sunkiau If lengViau
suzeista. Daugumas neatken
t6s baisiq zaizdu. Taigi skai
titus auku lures padideti.
Aplinkui Oppau visur bal
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RIAUSES ,ATIDARANT
OLANDIJOS PARLA-
MENTA.
Daug zmoniu arestuota.

HAAGA, Olandija, rugs.
rugs. %. = 81 pirmadieni tia
atidarytas parlamentas. Att
dare pati karaliene, kuomet
parlamento rump aplinkine-
Sc gatvese siaute riauses.
Vaziuojant karalienei dau-
gels zmoniQ su prieVarta me
gino prieiti prie karalienes
karietos. Jie arestuoti.
Paskui prizes parlamento
rumusH pakeltos smarkios de
.demonstracijos. Minios rel
kalavo paliuosuoti is kaleji-
mo koki tai zmogq, kuris at
sisakes kareiviauti. Isimaise
policija.
Paeioj parlamento salej
pakelti prieSmilitariai sauks-
mai.
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GRUMOJA KARU UNGA.:
RUAI.

PARYzIUS, rugs. "a.
Sajungininkq ambasadoriu
taryba painformavo Ungari-
ia, kad j .trumpiausioj atei-
ty butinai evakuotq teritori-
.ja Burgenland, kuri taikos
sutartimi pripazinta Austri-
jai. Jei Ungarija nepada-
rys to graziuoju, j varu bus
is ten iSmusta. W
Ambasadoriq tarybos tas
ultimatulnas induotas ungarq
'taikos delegacijos pirminin-
kui Ivan Praanoysky.
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Baisenybes po Eksploziios
Mieste Oppau

sus sunaikinimas. Jis gall
but palygintas tik su kovos
lauku, kuomet karo metu sekt
kruviniausios imtyn6s.
Simtai zmoniu kasasi griu-
v6siuoSe. Apie 1000 lavonQ
.iau atrasta. Daug GielQ Sci
mynQ zuvO.
Apie 5000 suzeistp jau pa
imta j artimiausias ant grei-
tQjp pataisytas ligonines. Te-
mai jiemS apziur6tOs zaizdOs.
Sunaikintus ekspliozijos
plotus pa6m6 savo prieziurOn
32-as prancuzQ armijos kor-
pusas. Dirba zmOn6s istaigQ
griuvesiuoSe turf uzsid6je ma
Skas.
PrancuzQ If vokieciq Rau-
donasis Kryzius darbuojasi
iSvien. Vokieciai valdininkai
iSreiSke padeka praneuzp kor
puso komendantui uz teikia-
ma pagelba. Mes po eksplo-
zijos tas korpusas kuovel-
'kiau puolesi gelbeti vokie-
'Giams toje baisioje nelaime
je.
Aplinkui per kelias mylias
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visa apylinke sunaikinta. Su-
naikinti artimesnieji keh So
dziai. Paciame Mannheime
800 zmoniq uzmuSta ir keli
Simtai suzeista.
Eisenheim nuo trenksmo
sugriuvo prancuzq kareivi-
nes. Keli praneuzp 'kareNiai
zuvo ir daugybG suzeista.
Paduodama, kad ekspliozi-
jos priezastis, tar naujai vo-
kieciQ iSrastos dujQs. Su to-
mis- dujomis daryta m6gini-
mai il jos eksphodavo. Nuo
tn duju ekspliozijos akimir-
koj~ plySo visos chemikalijos
visuose atskiruose trobesiuo-
Sc.
Daugyb6 lavonQ taip sudra-
'skyta, kad negalimas daiktas
'juos indentifikaoti.
Tomis dienomis, sakoma,
visi atrasti lavonai bendrai
bus palaidoti.
Vokietijos ministeriu kabi-
'netas turejo speciali posedi.
Nutar6 kuoveikiaus selpti Ii
kusius be pastoges zmones ir
rupintis suzeistaisiais.