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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
GALESBURG RAIL.
CUT Is LESSENED
Especial to The August

Galesburg. ILL.,. Jan. 3.--Members
Of the Burlington railroad machine
shop force revived their pep some
what last Friday before quitting
work for the week end, when the
word was passed that their number
was to be reduced only 10 per cent
this week instead OF Is per cent as
the cut was announced to be earlier
in the week. The total Of men laid
OF In the machine shop is not a
large figure, though in most OF the
other branches one-fourth OF the
force was laid OF until further no.
tice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

these condi ions the youngest group of
children were moved from the third
floor dormitorica 90 the sunny first floor
pnriors. leaving only the older boys ON
the third floor. Two fire escapes were
put in od order. and other Improve
menta were made about the institution.
II IL now thought TINT the children are
reasonably safe.
The new infirmary is ready for the
treatment of the various ills To which
children are subject. Two cases OF
diphtheria were hard To diagnosc. and
one resulted IN death--the first death
since 1915. Tho children's ward at Ia =
Delaware Hospital takes care of the
tonsil and adenoid cases.
Holidays are appropriately observed
at the Home. Easter, Founders Day,
Fourth of July. Halloween and Thanks
giving were and are appropriately OBJ
were. one round of gayety. At Christ
mas the Home was presented with n
complete gymnasium equipment by the
Wilmington Rotary Club. II has al
foroled untold pleasure and benefit To
the children The Y. NJ. G, a. has sent
instructors to the Home ON several oc-
Casions.
Last year the gai yielded for the
Home good supply of vegetables In
the face of many handicaps. The boys
are taught practical gardening and the
girls cooking and sewing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FOUR NEW PATROLMEN.
Board Adds New Men to Force,
and Receives Applications
From Others.

The Board Of Police Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon accepted four men
for positions on the force pending their
passing a final physical examination
and satisfactorily executing their duties
during the six probationary months.
They are: Alfred II. Carey. 100 West
Eighteenth street. Albin NJ. Dcnncy
932 Bennett street: William q. Cough
Ian Jig Pleasant street. and Henry
II. Wurtcle, 5l0 Washington street
Five applications for positions on the
force were received. They were from
Jasper A. Sweeney 425 North jackson
street; William J. Braden. 1O5ia East
sixth street. Chester y. Erdman. 1903
Strouo street; William MCCafTerty, 22I
West Eighth street and Robert II. Gray.
13l West Second street.
Seventy arrests were made during
the last week. fifteen of which were for
speeding and ten for trespassing. Eight
prisoners were sent to the workhouse
aud S706.90 III fines and costs collected.
one policeman was found guilty Of be
ing absent without leave and was fined
the equivalent of two days pay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
C.. {. RALLYAND BANQUET.
Over $50 Members of Societies
Attend Annual Affair, Held in
St. PauI's M. &. Church.

The annual spring rally and banquit
of the Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union was held last night in ST. Paul s
NJ. Il. Church. Tenth and Jackson streets.
over $50 members of the Christian
Endcavor Societies of the city were
present. The officers elected at a pre-
vious meeting were installed. They
were President. Dorothy III. krauss:
first iCe-president. Robert G.. ltackctt:
second viCc-president Herbert w. Curtis,
recording secretary. Mary Benta; cor
responding secretary, Mary &. Barlow;
treasurer. Harvey Gray: chorister. Ed
gar u. Peoples: auditor. Lester II.
Haislett: pastor counselor Rev. Leonard
Is. Smith
Rev William Crawford of NonkCrs.
y. Y. formerly a minister at Green
hill Presbyterian Church here, was the
principal speaker of the evening. Any
man who dares stand up courageously
for his convictions without sidestepping
will soon find himself leader among
men, he declared in his address on
Loyalty To Principle;'
Short addresses We're made by Rev.
George G. Earle of Bethany Baptist
church, Rev. Joel =. Gilnllan, Olivct
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Carlisle L..
Hubbard, ST. Paurs NJ. f.. Church. and
others. Several musical selections were
rendered by Alan A. Atchison and the
Grecnhill quartet, composed of Miss
Jane Smith, Miss Jessie Peoples. Edgar
Peoples and Ernest Peoples.
The report of the secretary showed
a successful record for the past year.
During the business session a resolution
was passed endorsing the daylight saV-
ing plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FOR FR|ENDLESS AND
DESTITUTE CHILDREN
Report of Operations of Home
for 57th Year is Submitted
to the Board.

a detailed report Of what has been
accomplished in the 57th year of the
Home for Iricndlcss and Destitute
Children is contained in the report sub
mittcd to the Board of Trustees at The
annual meeting on Monday. Il is stat
ed that real conception of the alive
ness" of the work of the institution
cannot he set out on papper. and the
public ia invited To visit the home at
any time.
The statistical part of the report
shows an average number OF girls in
the Home to he: Girls %, boys 2S, total
80. Admitted as boarders through par
ents 33. admitted as boarders through
Children's Bureau ,. admitted as board
ers through Associated Charities 2,
through Babies Hospital >, committed
by Juvenile Court >, total ~. Returned
to relatives 81. placed out in private
families o in private families a second
time 9, in private families and adopted
3. number in private families under
supervision of the Home. SO. returned
from private families :. in Home To be
placed out 6. sent to Sunnybrook Cot
tagc for special care 6. kept at State
Hospital for Insane ], committed To
Girls Industrial School l. returned To
families from placed out homes 5. died
of diphtheria I.
The report states that many and
varied are the cases laid before the
committee. The feeble minded or sub
normal child is always the most diff
cult problem. as its proper place is an
institution suited to it's needs. Since
1t violates the best standards Of child
caring work to associate normal chill
dren with the feeble minftd. the board
resolved To admit no child known 70 be
feeble minded.
In the past year fve families have
been reorganized and pronounced fl
by the Childrcn's Bureau to take back
their own children the best type oC
constructive work.
one Of the hard problems reported
was that of finding permanent home for
"A well developed young woman Of nine
teen. who is almost blind. She had lived
in the same foster home for ten years
and had been given the best Of care.
including six months treatment in a
Philadelphia hospital. and continued
home treatment under the advice Of the
hospital physician. This resulted in
little Improvement and she was de
pressed. unhappy and hard to manage.
Last May it was found possible to have
her enter the Girls Industrial School
for the Blind at Philadelphia and has
been sent temporarily for training 10
the Overbrook School FOR the Blind.
where ste viii have every advantage.
The best plan that can hc made for
a homeless child is 70 have il adopted
hy those who viii love il as their own.
The report details that this good for
tune came to two little sisters given the
Home by a widowed h.other unable TO
support them. They were taken by an
old lady and her middle aged nephew
from another city.
safety first" has been the endeavor
of the Home this year, the report says,
a thorough investigation Of the build
ing by fire expert convinced the man
ayers and trustees that in the event Of
fire there would be slim chance for
escape by the inmates. To remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
PIN FOUND; OWNER LOST.
Lost Article Quickly Found Through
Every Evening Ad: and II Awaits
tIaimanf.

On "Wednesday last there appeared i'm
the classified ad columns of Every
evening ON al announcing TINT n
Masonic pin had been lost This little
classified ad like all others In Every
Evening did good work found the pin
and had IL returned to Every EVENING.
When inquiry at the address Of the
party who had lost the Din waa made
they had moved. but where they yyant
no one seemed to know. so as II stands
today the pin has been found. hut the
owner Is lost.
If the party who placed the ad for
the lost Masonic pin will call at Every
Evening office and prove ownership tho
pin VIII be turned over Ia him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
MASSASSOIT CHIEF RAISED.

Deputy Great Sachcm William Fl
Ferguson and staff from Wawasct
Tribe No 9. trailed 20 Claymont. Mon
day evening and raised the following
chiefs Sachem. T r Hilbert: Senior
SaEamorc. \. Prestowitz. Junior sag
amore, Ben. Bushnell; Prophet. II. 6.
WelCh: Chief of Records. l.. c. Ellis:
Keeper Of Wampum. II 4 shannon.
Sannaps. IL e. Campbell and r s
Stevenson. Warriors. c. l. King Al
bert Bushnell. w J. Miller and W II
Beuhett: Braves, J. J. Craig. James H.
Dawson, Swan Moore and Charles
Lister: Guard of Wigwam. P. T. Cas-
sidy, and Guard Of Forest r C. Poole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
How To
RevitalizeWornout
Exhausted Nerves

Your nerve power depends on plenty Of
good. rich. red blood Of the kind that
organic iron-Nuxated Iron helps make
Nuxatcd Iron is like tho iron in your
blood and like the IRON III spinach, lentila
and apples. while metallic iron is iron just
~ Il comes from the action of strong acids
on iron filings Nuxatcd Iron does not
injurc the teeth nor upset the stomach, !,
il il an entirely different thing from ordi-
nary metallic iron. IL quickly helps make
rich. red blood, revitalizc wornout ex-
hausted nerves and give you new strength
and energy. Over a,0D)0 600 people an
nuallv are using it, Beware Of substitutes
Always insist upon having genuine or
canic iron-Nuxated Iron Look for the
letters n |. on every tablet Sold by all
druggists in tablets only-never IN liquid
form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

few cents buys n handy package
of "Epsonade Salts" which Is real op-
sorn salts combired with fruit dcriv-
ntives, giving Il the taste of sparkling
lemonade. You get all the splendid
physic action 0f dOse ~ epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Best Home Treatment
for All Hairy G-owti2s
(The Modern Beauty

Every woman should have a small
package of delatone handy. for it's timely
use will keep the skin free from beauty
marring hairy growths To remove
hair or fuzZ from arms or neck, make
a thick paste with some of the powdered
delatone and water Apply 10 hairy
surface and after two or three minutes
rub off wash the skin and it Will be free
from hair or blemish. To avoid dis
appointment, be sure you get real della
tone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial of Method That
Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss of
Time

Asthma and We want you 10 try IL az our
expensr No matter whether your case is OF
IONS standinE recent development
whether 10 is present as occasional or chron-
n Asthma sou should send for free trial
OF our method No matter in what climate
you i've no matter what your age or Occu-
49, II you are troubled with asthma
uuT method should relieve you promptly
~ especially want "a send il % those ap-
IaTrnfy hopeless rascs. where AL forms OF
InhAlors dpuches opium prrparatiOns,
fuuus latthf smokes etc. have failed
", want o. show everyone a. our expense
that our method i, designed 70 end al diff
INtlit breathing All Wheeling. aud all thos,
ttfFihlt phruAy ame
This frUt offer too important 10 neglect q
single day rite nov and begin the eth
ud az onCr send uo money. simply mail
coupon below Do IL Today you do not
even pa3 pOstagt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WOMEN ON THE JOB.
Four of Them Keeping Tabs on city
Departments.

The art Of civic government continues
as n foremost thought in the minds Of
at least four women voters who con
tinue with their regular attendance at
the meetings of city Council and the
Board of Education.
with their knitting or "tattiug" the
delegation is nj ease during the various
discussions and arguments Of the city
fathers and the thirteen members OF
the School Board. Their continued
silence and tho secret of their mission.
has resulted i'm Some tall thinking. As
one member OF the Board of Education
said Monday night, the egg will oon
break"
with the exception Of tho Police
Board. the feminine delegation has been
regular in attendance at the meetings
of municipal bodies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Vh! EPSON Salts
Like Lemonade
Ask for "Epsonade Salts" hereafter

Try h whom bilious brpdarty rft
stipatcd
Warning DON'T merely anE ..r
"tastnlcss cpH0rn salts nr goa maY F
. soda imitation. NlVayH rrf frr El
aouad. Faltse ana Iook r0r tnf Har
American Epaon haror.afIoH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
supper by II. stephens.

81 stephens Lutheran Church Will
give supper iu odd Fellows Hall.
tenth and King streets. on Thursday
e.eniur April H. for the benefit of the
G.fsbaus Home al Germantown. Pa.
: I1sf VIII b, served from TO S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following tn"
directions and dosage worked out BY
physicians during II years. and proved
safe by millions Take no chances with
substitutes. II you see the Bayer Cross
on tablets. you can take them without
fear for Colds. Headache. Neuralgia.
rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lunu-
hago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
Of Monoaceticacidester Of Salicyligacid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

Reception at st. Paul's VI. 4. Church.
\ reception will he given IN honor of
Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard and Rev Ray
lnond Cooke. pastors of ST. taul.s NJ. =.
church. by the official board and mem
beers of tho church tomorrow evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Returns Prom Trip to Arkansas.

Thomas Pennington. formerly con
duetur on the Wilmington q Northern
Railroad. has returned from a trip to
Tot Springs Ark.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
sENAToRIUs WATSON
sAvo LA1KosI.

WASHINGTON. gr. 20.
Senate kolnitetas ir toliau ty-
'rineja visokias brutalybes, at
'liktas su kareiyiais Prancijo-
je.
Karo sekretorius paskelbe,
kad Prancijoje teismo nuo-
sprendziu, remnants isviso pa
karta tik IL. kareiEiQ,
.Senatorius Watson tvirtina,
kad pakarta, ar siaip kitaip
.nelegaliai nuzudyta apie 200
kareiviQ.
Senatorius pristatys visa
ellie liudininkQ komitetui. Tie
papasakos apie daug atlktq
brutalybip SUI kareiviais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
PRANCIJA patti NEzINO KO,
JAI NORISI
Atrial Tariasi Taikos Salygq
KIauSiInu
PREMIERE KONFERUOJA VOKETIJOS REIKALAIS

: Griffith su kitais savo kole-
gomis gina taikos sqlygas, ku-
rias jie padar6 il parasals
patvirtinO.
Bet Airijos prezidentas de
Valera smarkiai atakuOJa pa
,darytas sqlygas. Jis tvirtina,
kad Airija nepageidauja jo-
kiOs dominiioS, bet neprik-
lauSomyb6s.
Toliau de Valera tvirtina,
kad delegatai LondonO tary-
bose nepilde sinn-feineriu ka-
bineto inStrukcijQ. Delegatams
huvo Sakyta, kad kuOmet tai
kai sqlygos bus pagamlntos
il ju nuomone tos sqlygos tin
kamos, jie turtjo tas sQlygas
induoti aptarti kabinetui.
e. Teciaus delegatai to media
re. Jie sauvaliai pri6m6 neprl-
imtinas taikos sQlygas. lr kal-
30 t0kioS turi but. atmestOs.
Bet delegatai iSrodin6ja,
kad sqlygos yra tinkamos.
Mes iau toliau negalima zen
gti. Sails nusikamavusi If di-
dis reikalas pasitvarkyti.
Su tuomis' taikos sQlygOmis
Airija niekO nepraranda, bet
i$Sikovoja Sau laiSve. Nors i
priguli prize -Britanijos domi-
niiQ grupaS, teGiau yra lais-
va visais zvilgsniais.
Sp6jama, kad galQgale, tur
but bus priimtos taikOs sally
goS. Mes visuomen6s sentiment
tas stivi uz jas. Visa kunigi-
ia stow uz sqlygas.
Gal rytoj, ar anksGiau, J.
vyks parIamente balsavimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
BAIsI VEsULA RYTU0SE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, gr. 20. =
Ana diena visas rytines walls,
tiGlaS palette baisi vesula su
sniegu.
YpaG labaf daug nukentelo
Buffalo ir ,vietos prieplauka.
Insula daug medziQ islauze il
iSrort, daug namQ stogq nu'
pl6St.
Sunaikintas ir vietos bevle-
Ito telegrafo 800 p6dQ augstas
hokStas. Sudauzyta daugybe
mazesniq laiveliu.
Is zmoniQ, sakoma, tik vie
na auka esanti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
UzGINAMoS PIRMoSIoS
zINIoS.

PARYzIUS, or. 20. - Pran-
cijos uzsieniu reikalQ OfiSas
uzgina pirmiau paskelbtas Il
Mas, kad buk premieras Bri-
and LondOne sutikes su Suv.
VaIstiiQ projektu karo laivy-
nQ proporcijos klausime.
Sake, nieko toxic nebuta.
Is to suprantama, kad Pran
ella, matyt, nori derGtis kalp
karo IaivQ, taip nardanGiQ lal
viQ klausimuOse Washmgtono
konferencijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
KONFERUOJA APIE VO-
KIETIJOS SKOLAS.

LONDONAS, gr. 20. - Va
kar Gia prad6jo konferencija
Anglijos premieras Lloyd Ge-
orge Su Prancijos premieru
BRAND Vokietijos skolQ klau-
sine.
Abudu premieru turi sau
pagelbon po kelis ekspertus.
Tie ekspertai jiems pavestus
klausimus figuruoja pasali-
niuose kambariuose. Prireikus
.pasaukiami paaiSkinti .supin-
tus klausimus.
Londonan atvyko If Woke
tijos atstovas, DR.. Rathenau,
kuris darbuojasi uz moratori-
una arba paskola.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
100000 JUoDUJU GYvE-
MA sIAURIUOSE.

WASHINGTON, gr. 20.
'Cenzo biuras paskelbe, kad
1920 metu pradzioje S. Val
'stijose buvo 10,381, ,3o9 juodi
gyventojai.
Is to skaitliaus apie 8 mill
onai gyvena tose valstijose,
kuriose jie gime. Gi suvirs du
nilionu persikele gyventi i
yalstijas: Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois ir Missouri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
PRANCIJA NUSILEIDzIA A
S. VALSTIJoMS.

PARYZIUS, or. 10. - Is
Londono praneSta, kad tenai
su Prancijos premieru Briandu
mattsi Suv. ValStijQ amba-
sadoriuS Angliiai Harvey.
PraneSta, kad pre- m iera 5
BRAND painfOrmavO ambaSa-
doriu, kad Prancija labai pa
geidauja tur6ti dideIl karo
IaivynQ. Bet jei jau yra Suv.
ValStijQ noraS, kad Sekreto-
l.iauS Hughes prOjektaS karo
laivynQ proporcijoS klauSlme
butu priimtaS, tad Prancija
sutinka su tuom proiektu.
Ambasadorius Harvey turt-
10 praneSti premierui BRAND,
kad PrancijoS delegacija Wa
shingtone grieztai reikalauJa
didelio laivynO, gi jei ne
"dreadnautu," tai nors dau-
gyb6s nardanciQ laiviQ.
II jei Prancijos delegacija
neatsisakys nuo savo reika-
lavimQ, tuomet nezinia kaip
gall baigtis patti konferenci-
ia Washingtone.
Kadangi Prancijos norams
prieSinOsi visos kitOs vaIsty-
b6s, todel j tur6jo nusileisti.
Kuomet Prancija sutinka
su Suv. ValstijQ projektu, ta-
tai deSimGiai metQ paliekamQ
didziuliu laivQ proporcija tn
ri but tokia:
Suv. VaIstijos ); Anglia
5; Japonija 8; Prancija Ito;
Italija 1.6S.
Suprantama, premieras Brl-
and apie tai tur6jo ,painfor-
muoti Prancijos delegacijQ
Washingtone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
SAUGOltMOS FlNANSI-
NEs Ig''ll|GOs. ! | IA

/ NEW YORK, g. 20. -Kuo-
met .Varsavoi arestuotas bu-
yes S. Valstijq Teisingumo
departamento agentas, gi pas
kui provokatorius If Rusijos
bolseyikq sebras, Wolfe Lin
denfeld, cia finansines istai-
,gos ties Wall gatve perspe-
tos apsisaugoti, nes gall ivyk-
ii kitas plysimas: Taigi po-
licija If detektiyai siandie vel
kia Wall gatveje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, gr: 20
Vietos skerdyklq streike 81
.sekmadieni ivyko kruvinos
riatses. Deputy serifai (seri-
fo asistentai) susisaude su
,streikininkais. zuvo vienas
1streikininkas il Serifo sunus,
.kurs buvo deputy Serifu.
Po sito ivykio tevas, Serifas,
tuojaus pasauke tukstantl de
putty Serifq.
Be to, is Sheldon, Ia, pra-
nesta, kad Yiena kompanija
'milicijos paruosta eionai vyk,
ii, kaip tik bus gautas rerkala-
vimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
N1EKo NERA sU P1GUMA

WASHINGTON, gr. 20. =
Darbo departamento statisti-
ku hiuras skelbia, kad lapkri-
clio m6nesiu labai nezymiai at
pigo gyvenimas, mes vos vie
nu nuoSimciu.
Pjgumas daugiausia palette
ukio produktus. Drabuziai If
ne1alai truputi pigesni. Bet
maisto kainoje nera atmainos.
Kuras ir namQ statymo me-
dziaga lapkrity dar daugiau
buvo pabrange.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
DuZ Zuvo Sioux City Streike
GAL VYRIAUsYBE EsIMAISYS SKERDYk-
LySTRE|KAN

teroristus, kurie buk norl 'tero
rizuoti, turbut, paeias kompa-
nijas.
Be to, tie patys agentai at
kreipia dome j svetimsalius'
Grid, daugybe svetimsaliQ
kursta darbininkus prie riau-
|sip If sumiSimq. .Tokius nori-
ma arestuoti if pasidarbuoti
W deportavimu.
PaGios kompanijos poseno-
vel skelbia, kad jos turnicios
'uztektinai darbininkQ ir dar-
bas normaliai varoma,
Bet streikininkams yra zino-
ma, kad taip nera, kaip kom-
pahijos tvirtina.
Darbo departamento agen-
tas dar karta kviete kompa-
.nijas taikintis su streikinin-
kais. Kompanjios atsisake.
Streikininku vadai tvirtina,
kad darbininkai turetq dau-
,giau kantrybes If toliau butu
vienybeje. Mes trumpoj at
city streikan lures isimaisyti
Ivyriausybe ir. darbininkai lai-
mes.
Chicagos Darbo Federacija
'darbuojasi patraukti strelkan
kitas darbininkQ unijas, dir
baneias skerdyklq istaigose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
POLICIJA STABDO DE-
MONSTRACIJAS.

TOKYO, gr.' 90. : Ana die
ma cia buvo rengiamos demon
stracijos prizes Suv. ValstijQ
ambasada. Bet policija SUI
stabd6 demonstracijas.
Skleidziamas zmoniQ tarpe
didelis nepasitenkinimas Suv.
Valstijomis il savaja delega-
cija, kuri pasidave amerikonq
norams il sutiko mazinti ka-
70 laivynQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-20
TAI BENT UzDIRBo.

Du pl6Siku ana vakarq uz-
puol6 vaistine, 800 E. 81 gat
Vaistin6s vedejas Johnson SUI
griebe geroka lazda If prade-
jo Syentinti" -plesiku taip.
rad tiedviem nebuvo laiko nei
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