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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
PERTEKLIUs IR SALES
MoKYKLos,

Washington, Kovo q. = Ap
Svietos komisijonierius Clax-
ton paskelbe Gia indomiQ skai-
tliniq apie Suv, Valstiju gy-
ventoju iSlaiduma. Jis suran-
kiojo statistikiniQ ziniq, is
kuriu pasirodo, kad 1920 me-
tais, taigi, til5 vieneriais me-
tais, gyyentojai visokiems per
tekliams yra isleide tick, kick
Sales apSyietai but buve IS
leista per iris Simtus pra6ju-
SIN metQ.
Bet kadangi Suv: ValstijQ IS
toriia pradzia ina kur-kas ye-
liau, tad pertekliams viene-
riais metals iSleista 80 nuo-
Simciq daugiau, ne kaip islei-
sta apSvietos tikslams visais
buvusiais istoriniais metals Ii
gi pradzios 1921 metp.
Nuo pradzios Suv. ValstijQ
.istorijos ligi 1921 metQ APPS
vietos reikalams iSleista kick
daugiau 16 milijardQ dolieriQ.
Kad tuo tarpu vieneriais 1920
metals pertekliams paklota
daug giaU % milijardQ dol.
Stai llokios tos pertekliams
islaidos padarytos Sios Sales
gyventoiu vieneriais 1920 me-
tais:
Veido milteliams, kosmeti-
kams, pertllmoms II TT. l0o
milijonu dol.
Brangiems kailiams 300 mil.
MinkStiems GERMANS 1850
mil.
ToaIetiniam muilui 400 mil.
Cigaretams 800 mil.
Cigarams SO min
Tabokai rukyti, loramtyti ir
uostyti 800 mil.
Brangiems zibuciams 500
PertekHngiems patarnavi-
mans 3 milijardai dol.
Smagiems observation-disclosures,
rezortams ir lenktynems 3 mi
saltakosei $50 miliionu dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
TaIkininkai SugaIvoje Nusleist
Turkijai
PrancuzYos Atstovas Atkeliauja
Suv. Valstijas
TURKIJA CALI IST0TI
TAUTU sAJUNGoN.
Tx turi klausyti talkininku.

LIN JUL A-'''''' u
Washington, KOvo q. -
Suv. Valstiju valStybGS depar-
tamentas tmi ziniQ, kad TALK,
ninkai atmaino SavO atSIneSi-
ma ! TurkijQ.
Seniau jie Tnrkijos reikale
mGgindavo pataikauti buvu-
Siai WilSono valdziai, kuri bu-
vO nuSiStaGiuSi uz SutruSkl-
nina TurkiioS Europoje ir SUI
siaurinima iai rubeziu NJ. A
ziioi.
! Bet &iandie talkininkai jan
kitaip ziuri ! TurkijoS liki-
ma. koumet netmi tlnkamQ
sp6kQ jQ iveikti.
ValStyb6S departamentaS pa
informuotaS, kad pagal nauJo
talkinmkQ SugalvoJlmo TurEl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
Uzemimas vokietijos.

BRAND tarp kitko kalbejo:
Triumph laiku, gal CANA
veikiai, If tai veikiau kaip as
nusinlaniau, as induosiu jums,
gerbiamieji, aptarti didziai
svarbQ If atsakominga suma-
nyma apie nauius zygius, ko-
kius Prancuzija lures pakel-
Ii. Ir jums bus Quota laiko
ta atsakominga sumanyma tin
kamai aptarti. Paskui j pri-
init arba atmesti''.
ReikaIu zinov@ tEirtina,
kad tie Orlando zodziai stai
ka reiskia::
Po plebiscito sileziioje tai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
LENINAS MEGINA PATAI-
KAUTI VALSTIE-
CLAIMS. =
Tuo tarpu valstieciai kelia
maiStus.

Paryzius, KOvO q. - Boil
SevikQ vyriausias vadas If
naujas RuSijOs caras Leninas,
kalb6damas ! sovietQ kongre-
SQ Naskvoje praneS6, kad jis
atmetqs nepavykusi igyven-
dinti kOmunizma If valstie-
CLANS paSiQlqs laikytieS savaS-
ciQ, ta1p kaip senov6je, anOt
depeSOs * Revelio j lailraSti
Herald.
Be kitko, bolSeviku vadas
ragino sovietp kongTesq~ duo
ii plaGiQ konceSiiQ svetimQ Sa-
liQ kapitaliStamS.
Cia RuSai gavo ziniQ is Gel
SingforSo, kad sukilimai prieS
bolSevikus, esq, platinasi pc
visa RuSijq.
Prizes bOlSevikus, sakOma
sukite valStieGiai Ukrainoj il
Pavolgy. Kai-kur bolSevikG
garnizonai, sakoma, pakelif
maiStus. \.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
BURYs REvoLIUCIJoNIE-
RIU NEPASIDUODA
BOLsEVIKAMS.
Is apkaustytq ledais laivu
truskina Trotzky'o spe-
kas.

Revelis, Estija, Kovo 10
(suvelinta). Nors Krons-
tadto tvirtumos If patsai mics
tas yra bolSevikq rankose, re-
voliucijoniefiQ burys teeiau
kovoja if nepasiddoda boise
vikams.
Du dideliq karo laivu
Petropavlovsk If Sevastopol,
salimais tvirtov9s stow sukau-
stytu ledais. Tuos6 Ie isitaise
If nepasiduoda bolseVikams.
Reyoliucijonieriu padetis be
vilties. Jie Zinc, kad jie ne
pasprQs is. bolsevikp nagQ.
Tad pirm zqsiant nori nors
bolsevikams padaryti nuosto-
liq.
Tpotzky pries laivus siuneia
kareivius po kareiviu. Revo-
liucijonieriai visus JUGS isklo-
ia >kulkasvaidzziais. Aplinkui
ant sniego If ledo riogso tik
sustingusio kraujo klanai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
PRANCUZIJA NORI SMAR-
KIAU SPAUsTI Vo-
KIETIJA.
Tuo- tikslu linksta prie revizi-
Jos sutarties.

Paryzius, Kovo 20. = Pran-
crtzijjos vyriausybe pagaliau
isitikinusi, kad' Versailleso tai
kos sutartis turi butinai but
perziureta ir pertaisyta taip,
kad Prancuzijai butQ galimy-
b6s smarkiau prispausti Vo-
kietija ypaG karo atlyginimo
reikale.
Tas klausimas pripazintas
If patvirtintas parlamente ana
diena kalbant premjerui
BRAND apie talkininkQ konfe-
rencija su Vokieciais Londo-
no
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
VERzIASI UGNEKALNIS
HAWAII SALOJE.

Honolulu, Kovo 81. : Ana
diena Hawaii saloje staiga
prad6jo smarkiai verzties ug-
nekalnis .Kilauea. Lava placiai
liejasi upemis ! visus sonus.
Gerai dar, kad ugnekalnio a
pylinlz6s neapgyventos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
NEREZIGNUOS TEISEJAS
WHITE.

Washington, Kovo q.
Buvo pasklydusiQ ziniQ, kad
vyriausias augSGiausiojo teis-
mo teis6jas White del nesvei-
kumo rezignuosias. Tos zinios
uzgintos. Mes teisejas jaucia-
81 sveikut6lis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
ANGLAI SUDEGINO 16
MANU-.

Dublinas, Kovo 81. : Gil
fdene Sv. Patriko dienoje Al
riQ republikonQ sp6kos buvo
uzpuolusios burr Anglu mill
tarin3s policiios.
W tai ta pacia diena ten
AngIai sudegino 16 manu-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
VYRIAUSYBE MAzINA IS
LAIDAS.
Washington. sKoYo q.

Washington, Kovo 81.
Pimgypo departamentas pas
kelb6Ikad per praeitus astuo-
mis- menesius 'vyriausybe Sal
lies valdymui isleidusi $3,247,
100000, arba kuone pusantro
milijardo maziau, kaip perniai
tokiuo pat laikotarpiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
COUNTRY EDITION METAI-yoL. VI. No. 68

N1A IA OAS As ANVs Wv
.-.-,-..----.---.-A;....-.---------
saltiniu gauta telegrama:
Prancuzu delegaciiai pasiplus,
1konferencija nutare pripazinti
de jure nepriklausomybe Es-.
tijos If Latvijos. Toks pat pri-
pazinimas Lietuvos buvo svar-,
Istytas su uzuojauta, bet buvo
nutarta pripazinima atideti,
kol liecia ta kraSta klausimai,
Tautu Sajungos risami, nebus
pabaigti.
Tie nutarimai buvo padary-
ii aGiu PrancuzQ inicijatyvai.
Klaipeda, IL. Musu spe-
cijalio correspondence pranesi-
mu, Vasario 5 d. atvyksta is
Klaipedos ] Kauna Lietuvos
Karo atstovas Klaipedai ka-
pitonas Dimsa.
Kaunas, IA. PiieeiQ APP
Fsaugos Depaftamentas leidzia
visiems ApskriGiu virsinin-
kams pailgfnti svetimu walls
1tybiq pilieGiams, turintiems
leidima gyventi Lietuvoje ligi
s. m, Vasario / d. If Kovo |
| d., laikino apsigyvenimo Lice
Etuvoj laika neilgiau, kaip ligi
Balandzio / d.
Taurage, III. Eltos kores-
pondento pranesimu, laura
ges Apskrities Valdyba islei-
do isakyma, kuriuo draudzia-
ma diena laikyti palaidus Su-
mis-. Nepilda to isakymo pile
ciai bus baudziami iki 500 au-
ks, Sios pabaudos pinigai els
svietimo reikalams.
Taurage, IA. Eltos kores-
pondento praneSimu, laura
ges Apskrities Gynimo Ko-
mitetQ If virsaieiq Sausio 81
d. suvaziavimo nutarta vi
somis isgal6mis platinti Walls
tybes paskolos lakStus ir tuo
tikslu proporcUonaliai turto
paskolos suma padalinti vals-
ciais, o valsciai iki Vasario
~ d. padalysla paskolos SUI
mas seniunEjom Sios gi pasi-
dalysia kaimais, pagaliau kai-
mai gyventojais. Taippat SUI
vaziavimas nutare kreipties i
Vyriausia Lietuvos GyMmo
Komiteta, kad' jisai pagamin-
tq visiems skolinusiems Vals-
tybei pinigq tam tikrus zenk-
liukus, kaipo pasizymejima.
Pilietis, kuris lures toki zen
kliuka, su reikalais einant j
valdzios istaigas, turi butt val
dininku yisuomet pirmoj eilej
priimamas ir isklausomas.
Kaunas, H-4. Pramonas If
Prekybos Ministerija gavo
NoryegQ valdzios pasiQlyma,
latvezti 100000 statinip silkip,
palengvintomis salygomis
Kopenhaga, II 7 Danq
Komiteta Lietuvai selpti isl
raso Wis naujp nariu. Pasku-
tiniu laiku prisid6jo Revizijos
banku direktorius p. Fabri-
cius, kuri isrinko i konliteto
izdininkus, pramoninkas A
dolph If Augstuju Rumu ma
rye ,,onia Rome
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
v1ENU KARTU -zUvo IS.

Cork, Airija, Kovo q. =
Arti Kinsale Airiq spekos SUI
sirame sa Anglu karuomene.
Abejose pus6se zuvo ID EMO
nill, neskaitant suzeistQ. l.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
PINGykURsAs.' !

syetime saliu pinigp yerte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Kovo 10
buvo tokia pagal Merchants LO-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp syarui 1891
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 6.s6
Italiios Sinful liru 4.0A
Vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.6o.
.Lietuvos Sinful auksinp 1.6O
Lenkiios Sinful markiu .12
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22

kininkai su Vokieeiais lures
nauja konferencija. Ir jei Vo-
kietija, kaip paprastai atsisa-
llines pildyti reikalavimus,
tuomet Prancuzijai paliks tik
du isejimu: arba sutikti su
sumazinimu -atlyginimo, arba
praplesti militarines operaci-
jas taip, kad butq galima
praktikaliai uzimti visa Woke
tia ir sukolektuoti atlygini-
ma.
Be S. v. negali apsieiti.
Prancuzq parlamente nuo-
moniaujama, kad buvusioji
Londono konferencija nepa-
vykusi todel, kadT permenkos
priemones pavartotos prizes Vo
kietija. Tokia politika ypac
nepatenkinti Prancuzai mill
rtaristai, kuriems nor6tusi tue
tuojaus pamusti visa Vokie-
tia, nors If patterns gala gau-
ii.
Buvusioii Clemenceau kabi-
neto buves narys Charles Gu
ernier sake, jog Prancuzijai
butinai prisieis atlikti revizi-
ia taikos sutarties. Ir tarpi-
ninktl tam tikslui reiks pasi-
kviesti Suy. Valstijas.
Guernier yfa nuomon9s, kad
suv. Ealstijos stoves pasaly
tautu sajungos neratifikuoda-
mos taikos| sqtarties. Taigi jos
bus atsakomoje poziciioje but
arbitru Prancuzijai su Woke
tia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
.L|ETUVOS INFORMACI-
JOS BIUR0 PRANE-
SINAI.
(Eltos zinios).

Vi1nius, I-12. Gautomis
ziniomis, Vilniuj praeita savai
te buvo padaryta krata cod
rodzenie" butte. Paimti visi
dokumentai ir net privatiniai
laiskai. Taippat buvo krata
pas advokata Kymanta. Vii
niaus valdzia pavede karo gro
bio yaldybai "Urzedowi Edo
byczy Wojennej'' rekvizuoti
Lietuvos valdzios valdininlu
baldus, paw. Janulaicio, Masio-
to ir KIT. Manoma, esant kerst
ta uz dvarQ dalinima Kauni-
joi. Taippat buna daug' kra-
tq zydp tarpe. Suimta Gold
bergas ir kit. Be to, Varsa=
val isakius, suimtas Gudq dar-
buotojas DuSevskis. Pasaliau
pasalinami IS vietQ Lietuviai
sargai, tarnave valstybes is
taigose per visas okupacijas.
Kaunas, II-12. rs fronto
gautomis ziniomis, Vasario 10
d. Lenkai pradejo Saukti Lie
tuvos okupuotose vietose maui
iokus nuo 10 ligi 80 metq O.
psez, Vydziu, Braslavo, Bogi-
no, Rimsas il DukStu valsciuo-
sc.
Kaunas, Hi. Gauta> tikrrl
!zinip, kad Lenkai koncentruo-
ia savo pajegas Turmonto ruo-
zte. Lenkai, turbut, rengiasi
uzimti Kalkunus. Smalvuose
buvo LenkQ generolas, kuris
aiSkino kareiviams, kad reik-
sia zygiuoti i prieki il uhimti
Lietuvos teritorija ligi Sven
tosios upes. LenkQ kareiviai
pasaRejo vietos gyventojams,
kad ju puolimas prasidesias
pirmadieni, Vasario Il d.
Kaunas, Ill. Vasario II,
p. e. Lietuvos Respublikos
Prezidento p. Stulginskas. i
teike I-jo lapsnio Vities Kry-
lziq Amerikos Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus slSyriaus Lietuvoje vede-
Jul kapitonui Ryan.
Kaunas, lilo. Norus-Noru-
Sevicius atvyko is Paryziaps
Londonan If pradejo eiti laiki-
mai Lietuvos Atstovo pareigas.
Kaunas, I-31. Lietuviq
zemdirbiu kongresas Kaune
Sausio % d. nutare sveikinti
Estq, LatviQ ir Mazosios Lie
tuvos zendirbiq organizaci-
jas, kaipo kovotojas del savo
tevyn6s nepriklausomybes II
zemdirbiu reikalu, taippat
Prancuzu ir Anglq zendirbiQ
organizacijas, kreipdamos, kad
padatq koyoti del Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes, stengtis pa
skubinti pripazinima jos de
jure.
Kaunas. I31. J. E. zemai-
ciq Vyskupas Karevieius, Sau-
sio 80 d. iSvaziavo is Kauno
j Rolha tikslu aplankyti Apas-
talQ Sosta ir pateikti eiline.
.vyskupavimo il reliacija. Ga
.nytojo kelione~ tests aple 3
.sayaites.
Kaunas, I-31. Musq Sau-
.ssio 29 d. duotai ziniai apie
Prancuzq pasiulyma pripazin-
I'll Eietuva, LatVija If Eshja
de jure pataisyti, pranesa1ne
sia is oficijaliniq PrancuzQq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
MIRTINA KovA APsAU-
GOJANT REVOLIUCI-
JoNIERIUS.
Begancius ant suomijos uz-
denge karo laivai. \

Terioh, Suomija, Kovo 20.
= Apie 5000 Kronstadto re-
voliueiionieriQ ledu atbego
Suomijon. Nisi apdriske, pus-
basi If iSalke. .Apie nuovargl
n6ra nei kalbos. Terioki pa
krassGGius> jie pasiek6 ketvirta-
dienio pavakar6i. Tarpe jQ y
IA apie 80 vadq, noreiusiq nu-
versti bolSevikQ valdzia.
Jie tvirtina, kad nesiliausia
su savo pastangomis. Kick pa
laukus jie i$naujo pakilsia ko-
Won prizes sovietus If pagalial
turdsia atsiekti savo tiksla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
Turi daug darbo R, K.

Amerikos Raud. Kryziaus
burys bendrai su revoliucijo-
atpySk6jo. Nesuspejo
pasimti su savimi atgal viso
maisto, gydymo imoniQ ip vi
sokios medziagos.
R. Kryzius atsigabeno apie
80 \suzeistu zmoniu.
Sicia atbegusiems padalino
.is drabuziu, apavQ If EitokiQ
reikalingQ daiktQ.
Kuoveikiausia imta rupin-
ties gauti pastoges nelaimin-
giems pab6g6liams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-22
Apsaugojo su armotomis.

I Suomijos pakraScius atbe-
ge tie tukstanciai revoliucijo-
nieriQ pasakoio, kad kuomet
jie pamat6 neatlaikysia boise
vikp, tad If pasileide ledu
ant Suomijos.
BolSevikai juos norGje Wy
ties. Bet revoHucijonieriu bu-
rvs uz3m6 pezicijas karo lai-
vuose Petropavlovsk ir Sevas-
topol ir armotq Saudymais
prideng6 b6gancius nuo boise
viku. Daugyb6 bolSevikq Is
klota armotomis if kulkasyai-
dziais.
Pc to nepavykimo, bolSevi-
kai puol6si prizes isalusiu lai-
WI. Prasidejo mnSiai. Jq Tiki
mas nezinomas.
Atb6gusieji pasakoja, jog
kai-kurios Kronstadto dalys
vra griuV6SiuOse. g..
The state herald., 1921-08-26
Watermelon Is Native Of Africa,

Although scientists disagree on its
early history, most historians are OF
the opinion that the American water
melon began life in Africa way back
before Columbus found us. And they
further go on to say that II is highly
probable that the fruit came over as
stowaway, perhaps only some. fugi-
tive seeds, the only possession of some
savage black man captured by slavers
and chained down In the hold of
vessel for the voyage TO the New
World. The watermelon was wild,
untutored thing In It's native land.
Two hundred thousand acres Of Hand
are devoted TO growing the fruit In
this country. mostly In Texas, Georgia
and Missouri. Next after the United
States, Russia has been most addicted
10 deyouring watermelons.
The state herald., 1921-08-26
Do You Do ~ n So. wbv,

Ever see Il man arise TO leave a
street ear, then turn around and care
fully feel all his pockets and give a
final glance toward his seat to see
that he has not dropped anything
there; Tint is the sign Of either "a
careful or an experienced man. Many
street ear riders never leave seat
without carefully Examining the spot
where they had been sitting. Some do
II because the habit has grown on
them. Then there Is another class OF
travellers who always do IT. They are
the ONES who remember sad expert
ence when they left some valuable
heirloom In train aud never recov-
cred Il; or when purchase FOR the
wife had been left on the scat.-New
York Sun.
The state herald., 1921-08-26
"Earth.liuhtn -

In studying the amount Of light In
the sky ON stnrlit night, one scien-
list has reached the interesting con-
clusion that the luminosity of the sky
Is caused partly by direct starlight
and partly by some other source of
light. This latter he proposes TO call
"earthllght," and he suggests that It
may be due to permanent aurora
attending the earth. The light Is VAR
liable, not only on different nights, but
at different hours of the same night.
He has found It 70 be from seven to
fifteen times the amount of mean star
light, but 1t is believed that this ratio
Is exceptional, and does not prevail
everywhere. Some observations indl-
cate that the light had Its origin close
to the surface of the earth. 1t has
been suggested that 1t may have Il
similar origin to that of the light emit
ted by the coma of comet.
The state herald., 1921-08-26
PAGE SEVEN
Food in Minute Form.

An oyster five inches long con
sumes one.twelfth Of cubic inch OF
solid food daily, and to obtain 1t must
filter eight or nine gallons of sea
wnter. And, according to Doctor Kis-
binouye, the Japanese sardine must
travel nine miles through the sea to
obtain Its maritime equivalent of our
daily bread. So the question asks it.
self: Is there not some unsuspccted
source of obtaining nourishment avail
able In the sea? The modern theory
is that the Drmerson, plenteous
floating organic matter, invisible, dis
integrating, largely moribund, and de-
rived from planktonic forms raining
down into the dccps, constitutes the
food supply required to supplement the
diatoms. II settles finally on the floor
of the sea ms Il thin stratum which
has been found In the Arctic waters,
and also in the Indian oce,n of the
Malabar coast.
The state herald., 1921-08-26
Cuckoo. and cowbIrds.

There are few birds thut lny their
eggs In the nest Of other birds. the
latter being Of entirely different spc-
clcs or even families. snys the Amer.
lean Forestry Mngnzlnc. The nestlinss
OF such species ARE reared by their
foster parents. The cuckoos ~ tho
old world have this hEhii white 10
America II ~ ihc co,yhlrd which i4
the guilty one In either cuse only
single egg ls deposited und fIir yuurg
cuckoo ms II grows lnnHn tn uu u
The rlghilal occupants ur ile nr-t h,.
lng fed by lis purrut uatll o. O. reads
10 sh,it for ltsrlf
The state herald., 1921-08-26
Huauenot Exodus.

During tho reign Of Louise XIV the
Edlct Of Nartes which hpd conferred
upon the Huguenots liberty of CON
science and admission 10 al offices OF
honor aud cmolumcnt, was revoked.
largely through the Influence of Ma
dame de MaInlcnon. This was fol-
lowed by terrible persecution. over
10000 lluguenois being driven out.
To carry their Industry, wealth and
skill TO other countries. They sent
TO England, Germany. Switzerland and
other parts Of Europe. one band emf
grated from France to America. set.
tllng at Port Royal. s. C., In 1870.
Others followed 10 New York. Mas
sachusetts and other North American
colonies.
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The Sea EIrenx.

II does seem sometimes thnt for
every land animal there IL one corrc-
spending to II In the water or Is II
the other wayY We all know the
freely. which lights up the sumlncr
evenings with It's tiny wlllo.the.wlsp
spark. Well, there ls also n sea FREELY.
II is really ,hellnsh, which we,rs
near lis tail two winglike pieces which
help II 10 make tx way along through
the water Al the front end Of the
shell, which Is pointed, there Is a
queer little round buhblollke arrange
mcnt. which, NJ night gives ont Hight
80 strong that lts llght Is not dlinmcd
IN the lenst even when there ls a
bright limp shining near II.
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probabIy Enou1h

Railroad king "Wlal do you thIpk
I need doctor to apt tne M H9mnf
Dncipr-"Wpil I tiIut little Iron
wil'hclr son" inIIroid Ring "Goodl
I g0hhIpd up hpla mllrond eyelom
last seek. --llomenpuihlc recorder.
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Iva Morten, Eunice Morton and
Clarence Hamilton and Charles No
yak were Holyoke visitors Thursday
evening.
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Greenfield

Mr.. Jim Ickes and family left Mon
day morning for eastern Nebraska,
where they will visit a couple of
weeks.
Lucille Fast entertained a few of
her little friends Thursday afternoon
in honor of her fourth birthday.
Little Glen Reynolds, who has been
i'll for several days. is improving now.
Charles Reynolds and Russell Hop
kins spent Sunday afternoon with
Ardell Anderson.
Miss Martha Leckey arrived Mon.
day for visit with home folks be-
fore going to Falls City, Idaho, where
she will teach this winter.
Over an inch of rain of rain fell
Tuesday evening.
John and Henry Van Booming were
in Wallace, Sunday.
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Mrs. S. F. Shea and Mrs. j. J.
Hickey of Fairbury, are expected to
arrive this week to visit their sister
Mrs, Ben Goff
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Venango Locals

Virginia Lamb. who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. d. o. Stockton,
left Thursday for her home in Lamar,
Colorado.
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Automobile repairing across the
alley from Briggs Lumber Company
First class work.-R. ID. Gown and
Howdy Withrow.
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go looking after his interests here

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolfe returned
Thursday from Omaha, where they
took their daughter Fern for medical
treatment. The child is doing nicely
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Sarah Wiley, the small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Wiley, who was
operated upon in Holyoke at the hos.
pital last week, returned home We'd
nesday
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Mr.. C. NJ. Weyerts and daughters,
Misses Lillian and Marie. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas and sons, Alfred Wcy-
erts and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Weyerts
of Winside, Nebraska are spending
u day In Venango and Amherst.
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Mrs. Livegren of Harvard, Nebras.
ka left for her home Wednesday. Mrs.
Livegren has been visiting her daugh.
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F. L. Farley and wife and Adele
and Nina Witt arrived from Aurelia,
Iowa last week. Mr.. Farley is look
ing after his land interests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rackley left
Thursday for Omaha where they will
visit Mr.. Rackley's sister few days.
While in Omaha they will purchase a
car and drive II to Kansas to inspect
the oil fields, and look for new loca.
tion.
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Mr.. l.. p. Barnes, Mr.. Ingler, II
Loucker and Theodore Barnes left fol
Lincoln, Monday. They expect tc
spend few days on business.
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Dan j. Mara and brother William
returned Friday from Ceresco, Ne
braska. Their brother Henry came
back with them to spend two weeks.
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ter, Mrs. strack.

w. o. Wostenberg, /. S. Peterson
and Carl Drake went to .McCook on
Monday. l. S. Peterson got a new
top for his Buick.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Skrivan and
daughter Victoria visited at their
son, Frank Skrivans place Saturday.
returning to their home Sunday at
Grand Island.
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Mr., and Mrs. Bob Stuck. Mr.. and
MrsDale Stuck, Clair Stuck and Ar.
mold Ernest of Kimball visited Mr..
aad Mrs. Frank Schneider and Mr..
and Mrs. Forest voorhies few days
last week
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Mr.. Albert Schroeder. assistant
cashier of the Farmers State bank,
is spending two weeks vacation
in Denver as the gIest of c, Wos.
tenberg and family.
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j. j. Hawthorne left Tuesday for
his home in Loveiand. Mr.. Haw-
thorne has spent a month in venan-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-30

Mr.. Ben koepEe, who had been
spending The past month at his old
home here, returned to Seattle the
first Of the week. Mrs. Koepke and
children did not return with him, but
will remain for a more extended visit.
The meeting of businessmen last
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
discussing the possibilities for !,
poultry show was successful and
further plans are being made to stage
a show later in the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Markell arrived
Saturday from Clinton. Mimi, and
will make their home here. Billy has
accepted his old position with the New
Store and will start the first of the
week.