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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
DEATH REMOVES
MIR. F. R. MOORE

Mr.. r.. K. Moore, well known as
Uncle Tip" died at his home m Louisa
last Sunday at nooi!. Having reached
the venerable age OF 81 and never
having been of very robust physique
For several months he had been quite
feeble, though able 10 be on the streets
a part of the time :.. ."'
The funeral took place on Tuesday
at 10 o'clock from the Nj. L. Church
South, followed by interment In Pine
Hill cemetery. Rev. ]. n. Bell, pastor,
preached a very fitting sermon. The
Masons had charge Of the funeral and
burial. The attendance was very large
Such a profusion of flowers is seldom
seen al funeral. Mr. Moore's well
known love for flowers prompted all
friends to give special attention to this
feature OF the occasion.
The death OF Mr.. Moore marks the
passing of the last member OF the
family of Mr.. Frederick Moore, founder
Of the town Of Louisa. Also he was
one OF our oldest citizens. He was a
member OF the Lawrence county bar.
For number of years he had taken
great interest in church work, being
an enthusiastic member of the NJ l..
Church South. .r.
A few months ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore celebrated the Goth anniversary
VI their marriage, a very unusual priv
ilege for any couple. Mrs. Moore was
a sister OF the late Judge James II,
- Rren. She survives hcr husband.
together with one son and four daugh-
'crS. All of them were with Mr. Moore
IA his last hours. The son Is DR. w. l..
Moore of St. Louis, Mrs Fannie Hud-
gins of Ashland, Mrs. w. F, Farley OF
Holden, w. Va, Mrs. viii Cole of
Rush, and Mrs. l. J. Webb of Louisa.
are The daughters,
Uncle Tip was a kindly man. with a
good word for everybody, He had no
rn.nl 81 Much of his time was given
% vi, .t.ns the sick. always leaving
flowers to cheer them. o.. p
The pail bearers at the funeral were
as follows: -.. ..a. ..'..-,
Honorary: NJ. II. Johns, Frank May
nard, II. b. Hewlett. T. j. Snyder and
n. u. Waldeck <.- .
Active: DR.. c. r. Walters, Harry
Roberts, Willie Moore, H. b. Muncey.
}. =. Gartin, E. X. Spencer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
CIRCUIT COURT is
CLOSING ITS TERM

Our Circuit Court has about reached
the end of the present term. II viii
probably adjourn today The Juries
were discharged the FIRST Of the week.
The grand jury was brought back
Monday, after an intermission OF a
week, and more than 40 additional In
dictments were returned. making a
total of ll0 for the term
Judge Cisco is after the moonshners
and bootlegHtrs with all the power at
his disposal. These law breakers viii
find that II doesn't pay TO fool with the
liquor business in this district. II
every Circuit Judge in the United
States would use just as vigorous
methods the wave OF liquor lawlessness
following the enactment of dry laws
would soon disappear The laws re
sufficient II executed. 49,. ,. ...... ..
The iurics at the present term were
goou ones and Judge Cisco took occa .
sion to commend them for their good
work. In the liquor cases the juries
returned effective vcrdicts and the
Judge added peace bonds OF $500 in
each case. Failure TO give this puts
the men in jnil The bond holds them
to good behavior for one year. .
Jethro Steel and EstiIl Boggs were
fined $500 each for selling liquor, and
were sentenced to three months in jail.
Curtis Boggs was fined 800 and Civ
en- ten days in Jail. ~. .
slSsS In fines were collected at this
term OF court, ~.
In the case OF Graham VS. Graham
involving the title to the Lark Gra-
ham farm, was decided in favor OF os-
cara Graham, son to whom the land
was decided, The deed was burned six
months after delivery, and was never
recorded. a. o. Carter was appointed
special commissioner to make another
deed. IT,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
SHOOTING NEAR chA1rARoN.

VIM. Gillian was shot and seriously
wounded Tuesday evening near Chat
taroy. II was first reported that he
could not recover but he was taken to
a hospital at Louisa later and word to
day was that he has chance 10 get
we'll. Gillian is union miner and one
Of the trio recently convicted and sen
fenced to jail for II months and to pay
a fine of $500 for an assault on L. J..
Tinsley at Chattaroy station. William
Trent is charged with the shooting and
Was arrested and brought to Jail here
By Deputy Sheriff c. T. Clark. Trent
Y a non-union miner.-Williamson (W.
Va Republican ... .-.. d. . #
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
OIL PRICE is
AGAIN REDUCED

The purchasing agencies have again
reduced the price of crude oil in Ken
lucky 25c per barrel. This brings
Somerset light to $500 and Somerset
20 SITS. January 1st it was $3.50 and
$4.25.
The price of gasoline has been re-,
duced only 10 per cent. t
Production is being reduced TO the
lowest possible point. Development Is
being abandoned. Wages of drillers
and other oil workers are being cut
heavily.
There is much murmuring heard
about cutting the price nearly so per
cent in less than two months. It is
generally regarded as unjustifiable
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
rejection EoR WEDDING PARTY

A reception to those taking part in
the wedding was given on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Land.
A lovely salad course and ices was
served. When the brides cake was
cut the lucky slices went to Misses
Julia Snyder, Vivian Hayes, Helen
Junior Lackey and Mn e. l. Wellman,
who received the ring, dime, darning
needle, thimble, wishbone and bache-
lor's button respectively. The cake
was baked by Mrs, c. L. Miller and
was presented to the bride by Anna
Mary Miller and Catherine Carey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION.

Having SO far recovered health and
strength as to be out of the house a
few times during those warm and
bright days last week. for the first
time since last October; / wish through
the NEWS, to thank each and every
person who in any way has assisted
us in the time of my recent illness.
For every word of sympathy and good
cheer, for every kindly act, for every
gift, and for every prayer for my re-
covery, Mrs. Kennison and both wish
to express our grateful thanks and
deep appreciation. And we pray the
Heavenly Father to reward you all
most richly. Sincerely,
EDWARD NJ. KINNISON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Mart Rowe, 5S to Nina Jane Scar
berry, S2, of Georges creek.
Ben Fl, Scarberry, 49, of Georges
creek, to Victoria Scarberry, 1S, of
Richardson.
Walter Castle. II. to Lille Marie
Borders, l6, of Ulysses.
Hoover Hall, Jr, 10, to Garnet Bart
ram, l6, of Louisa.
James o. Adams, 25, Of Cordell, to
Agnes Hays, 2S, of Wilbur.
Charlie Daniel, 2S, OF Chillicothe, to
Madge Ball. 1S, of Norris. e
Willie Abshire, %, of Lookout. to
Ethel Dixon, Is, of Charley.
Wilbur Roberts, rs, of Busseyville,
to Shelda Diamond. 22, OF Madge.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
MRS. LlTTLEJoAN ".
.. ... CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs. Elizabeth j. Littlcjohn one of
Carter county's best known and infiu-
ential citizens died at her home al
Grayson on Monday evening, February
Il, at the age of 50 years. Mrs. Little
John was the widow Of Captain George
w. lAttleJohn, veteran OF the Civil war,
ana for many years postmaster at
Grayson, who passed away three years
ago. :.- .. .-. 'r ,... .
Before marriage she was Miss Eliza
beth Davis, sister of the late Judge Il.
D. Davis of Ashland. One daughter
and one son survive, Miss Julia Little
john OF Grayson and J. d. Llttlejohn, a
brilliant newspaper man Of Ohio. One
sister, Mrs. Mollie Literal is living in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The funeral service was conducted
at 1890 II. m. on Wednesday by Rev.
AIR. Lambert and interment was made
in the Grayson cemetery :........
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
THE NEW FINISHING
MILL FOR LOUISA

The planning mill and contracting en-
terprise mentioned in NEWS recently
is rapidly taking form. G. L. Hawkins
and Fl. H. Queen, of Van Lear, are the
promoters. They will move their fam
lilies to Louisa within the next few
weeks.
These are competent and reliable
business men, with long experience in
the respective departments of the bus
mess they are about to establish. The
success of the enterprise is assured, No
better location than Louisa can be
found.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
NEW PosToEriEES.

Establishment of fourth class Of
fee NJ Grannie, Wolfe CO., with Henry
Gentry, Campton, as postmaster, was
announced. Leetha Adams was ap-
pointed at the new office OF .Iohnsrun,
Carter-co. The office at Delaware
Daviess- CO., and Fritz, Magolrln- Co.
were discontinued. "".
Z Other appointments announced are
Maud Hisel. Warnock, Greenup- co. !;
Nora Ison, Charity, EIlliott-co ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25

PROMINENT kERovA Mktl Ill.
Joseph S, Miller, K"nuwt, personal
friend and associate VI The lute l'roei-
dcrt Grover C'rvC!ara, Under whom he
served as United States 'pmmisslonyr
OF Internal Revenue aui ith whom hc
won't un many hunting and aShing ex-
petitions. Is critically IN At tGSSlrr-
Hatfield hospital
His son, l.er A. Millrr, internal r"vc-
nue. agent IN charge Of the louisville
district. Is at his bClshlo.
Colonel Miller hns e.,v IN ~ Drsr.; n
since he hhi Influenza durin; tn cni-
domic last February.
LATER: 90 He dted Wednesday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
ATTENDED FUNERAL.

Prof j. Il. johnson OF Lexington ana
Mr. mud Mrs. J. j Johnson and son,
Jack. OF Jenkins. were here on Thurs
of last week TO attend the funeral and
burial OF their nephew, Jay Johnson.
The funeral was he'd at the home of
relatives near Busseyyille and burial
took place by the side of his mother
who passed away several years ago,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. V. Meek, of Hunt
ington and M, F. Meek, of Williamson.
w. Va, attended the funeral
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
CANDIDATE FOR JAILeR.

Lee Wright announces for Jailer OF
Lawrence county aud desires us TO say
that he wants The Office In oyder TO
give his chlldrn a better chanc" for
education. II" has ten children, nva
of them being girls OF school age. MS
financial condition Is not such as to
enable him to send them away from
home. Mr. Wright liz Il good citizen,
a hard working farmer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Tuesday evening MISSES Imogene
and Helen See entertained with a
Washington birthday party at their
home ON Maple street. About twenty
guests We're present and spent most
enjoyable evening. Games and music
were played and ice cream and cake
were served late in the evening. Miss
Jock See, of Walbridge, was among
the guests The decorations were APP
propriate to the occasion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
BURIAL AT CYRUS, w. VA.

Funeral services for Mrs Amanda
Townsend, S4, who died Monday in st.
Louis at the home Of daughter, were
held at the residence of her nephew,
Police Chief Hernden c. Cyrus, Tues
day night at Kenova. The body was
taken early Wednesday morning TO the
old home place at Cyrus, w, Va, for
burial.
Until few years ago, when she
went to live with her daughter in st.
Louis. Mrs. Townsend, resided at Ke-
nova.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
RELATIVES ATTEND FUNERAL.

Among relatives from a distance VINO
were called here by the Illness and
death OF Mr.. f. r. Moore were: Dr.
w. L. Moore, OF ST. Louis, Mo; MIR.
and Mrs Will Cole OF Rush; Mrs w.
II. Farley of Holden, w. Va; Mrs, Neil
Hudgins, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gervln, Mr., and
Mrs. r. I. ID. Wallace, Jr, Mr.. T. G.
Songer. Mrs. Chattie Payne, Mr.. Jesse
Songer OF Ashland, Mr.. G. +. Gallup,
OF Catlettsburg and Mr., F. G, Moore of
Cincinnati
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
CAN WE DOUBT ITY

We heard a story the other day about
an editor having TO be carried home on
Il stretcher as the result OF having re-
ceived a kind word over something he
had printed, The shock simply unnerv-
ed him. But just as he reached his
home some one gave him good cuss-
ing about another article he had print
ed, and he got up and returned to
work. y efferson County Republican.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
BIG PROMOTION FOR
WAYNE W. coRDElL L

Mr.. Wayne W. Cordell, who was tor-
merly located here as Special ok
aminer, since being detailed TO sne
House Committee on Pensions has
been promoted to the position of prln
cipal examiner In the Pension Bureau
This with the bonus allowed him by
Congress makes his salary about $4,000
per annum. His friends in this section
win he glad to hear OF his good for
tune. ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
Sunshine Dietrich at
f Louisa Friday Night

Do not forget that Paul Sunshine
Dietrich; humorlst, will appear in per-
son at Eldorado theater Friday night
of this week. This is the third. num-
ber of the lyceum course and 1t is a
good one. A good picture will be
shown the same evening.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
NEW BANK AT pikEvtLLE.

lohn Shelton Williams, Comptroller
CT The Currency. has granted pcrmis-
sion for the organization Of q new
bank at Pikeville, KY, 10 be called the
lay and Night National Bank This
win be one of the few banks In the
country to remain open all night Its
pui pose is to accommodate miners of
Pikeville and vicinity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
MOVING TO GALLUP.

Mrs. George Savage was the guest
last week of her sister, Mrs, Herbert
Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Savage have
bought farm near Gallup and are
moving there from Hatfield, w. Va.
where they had been living for some
time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
CANDIDATES EoR oFElcE.

didates for offices to be voted for In
the August primary this year. both
Democrats and Republicans, watch the
announcement column of the Big San
dy News, 1t is the first column OF the
fourth page.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25

Ernest L. Compton will have birth
day party Friday evening of this week
at the Louisa Inn. He will go to Gin
cinnati Monday to have an operation
performed on his eyes His father will
accompany him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
MOVING 70 LOUISA.

Mr., Powers, employed by the c. &
Q. railway, is moving his family from
Paintsvllle toJ nisa. They will oc-
cupy the 7 Branham house in
lower Louis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25

4 Advertising Is an Absolute
! Necessity to Every Business.
Try an Ad. in the BIG Sandy
| News and you will be pleased
! with the results $;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
KAS BUS VOKIETIJOS
KANCLIERIU.

Berlynas, Geg. 8, - Kol-kas
nieko tikrai dar nezinoma,
kan teks uzimti kanclieriaus
vieta Vokietijoje If suorgani-
zuoti nauja kabineta.
Yra minejamas Rudolph
Schwander, buves Alzaso-Lo-
rriaios gubernatorius, siandie
Hesse-Nassau prezidentas. Jis
priguli demokratu partial.
Minimi dar If kit kandi-
datai. Bet Gia sakoma, jog
naujas kanclierius daugiausia
prigules nuo centro partgos
sutikimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
Vos NENUsKENDo.

Praeita SeStadienl Wauke-
gano prieplaukoje vos menus
kendo du broliu pasizym6ju-
siu lakunu, Walter ir Edward
La Parle.
Jie buvo pakile oran ant
ezero nauju Curtisso dirbtu-
vaje, Waukegane, padirbdintu
jurQ l6ktuvu.
Beskrindant l6ktuvas pirm-
galiu mere ezeran. Lakunu bu-
vo prisisegusiu sedyn6se.
Arti buvo zv6jinis laivas il
iuodu iSgelb6jo. Vienam bro
liui nulauzta koja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
VARSAVA PAREMIA MAI
STA.
Silezijon siuncia kareivius II
amuniciia.

Oppeln, AugStoji Silezija,
Geg. 9. - Cia aiSkiai supran-
tama, jog LenkQ Varsavos val
dzia Sitiems maiStams yra pa
dariusi viSus plenus If emesl
nuosavoio nusistatymo AugS-
tojoj Silezijoj, idant tue bu-
du aiSkiai parodyti savo ne
pakluSnybe TautQ Sqjungai.
Lenkai maiStininkai cia vi
sur skverbiaSi If pazangiuO-
ia. Is Lenkijos jiems prista-
toni ginklai, amunicija II net
lauko virtuv6s. Siunciami II
burial reguliar6s karuomen6s.
Be to, pacioi Silezijoj visur
prapIite civiIiai LenkQ agita-
toriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
PRANCUZAI KALTINA AN
GLUS IR ITALUS.

Paryzius, Geg. Z. = " Len
ku sukilimus Augstojoj Sile-
zijoj Prancuzai kaltina Angus
ir Italus. Sake, kaip tie, taip
kit stipriai stoveje uz tai, i
liant kaikurie lenkiSki Silezi-
jos apskriciai butq grazinti
Vokietijai.
Del to, esq, If pakilo Lenkai.
Prancuzai Gada viesai pas
kelbti kokius tai iSaiskinimus
apie Anglu pasielgima. Jie sa-
ko, jog Anglai visais laikais
megina Vokietija gelbeti nuo
ekonominio suirimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
PLATINKITE "DRAUGA." +"

raStis LIE Temps. "Amerikos
senatas pri6m6 Knoxo rezo-
lucia. Mes nesistebime, kad
Amerikonai savaip nustato
karo laimejimo pasekmes If
nepriguli nuo ko kito, kad kas
kitas uz jas turetQ daryti tai
kos sutarti.
"Del meiles taikos ir nepri-
klausomybes mes pagerbiame
Amerikos teises il pageidau-
jane, idant il ir NUNS musQ
teis6s pripazintQ taip, kai kad
mes darome.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
LenkQ NaiStas Slezijoje Turf
But NumalSintas
Paskelbtas Toksai Talkinink4
lsakymas
100000 LENKU MAIsTININ-
KU sILEzIJoJE.
Reida 100000 karuomenes.

oppeln, Sileziia, Geg. 9. -
Cia Prancuzai skelbio, JOG
Lenkai evakuoiQ Rybnik plo-
tuS ir, Sp6iama, jie aplciSiq ki-
tas induStl.iiinc> ap>kritiS. Bet
kick tame tieSoS, niekaS negali
pasakyti.
SalimaiS Kiefer>tadto Seka
baiSi kova. Tenai LcnkuS alta
kuoja VokieGiai savanoriai.
Vokietijai parcikalavus, tai
kininku komi>ija AugStojoj
SiIezijoi paliuoSavo vi~uS Vo-
kieciuS poIitiniuS praSlzenge-
liuS.
AugStojon Sileziion Wis dau-
giau briaujaSi VokieGiQ, KIT
rie eina ginti Savo tautieGiQ
nuo Ienki$ko<ioS 'kuIturos".
Yra ziniQ, jog Lenllai maiSti-
ninkai VokioGiuS terorIzuoja,
brutaliai juoS zudO.
TaIkininkQ komiSijoie Eokie-
tijoS atStovaS princa> IatSfeld
parpi&kia. kad jei talkininkQ
karuomen6 TRIUMPH Iaiku ne
numalSinS LenkQ. SileZijon ga
Ii iSiverzti ginkIuoti Vokie-
Giai. Tuomet butQ pakeItas
karas prizes LenkiiQ.
Tuo tarpu ntra viltieS, kad
taIkininkai veikiai numaISin-
tn Lenku>. Mes LenkQ maiS-
tininku Skaitoma apie 100000
JiemS vadovauja Lenkai Off
cierai.
JuOS numalSinti talkinin-
kamS reikia tur6ti norS TO-
600 karuomenlS. Tieko karuo-
men6S talkininkai negali gau-
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
Atsisako zudyti Anglq maiora.

Oppeln, Silezija, Geg. 9. -
7 Kreuzburgq VokieGiai talki-
ninkams prisiunt6 savo viena
Sarvuota traukini, kuri talki-
ninkai mielai ten pri6m6. Mes
pramatomas LenkQ maiStinin-
ku puolimas ant Kreuzburgo,
Kuomet ana dienq Lenkai
maiStininkai pa6m6 ROsenber-
ga, vienas LenkQ vadas ten
areStavo AnglQ armijos ma
jorq, buvuSi plebiscito zonoS
policijos virSininkq. Tas Len
kas vadas yra tarnaves ma
joro bury.
Lenkas tuoiaus par6d6 ma
jorq susaudyti ir tam tikslui
pastat6 penkis Lenkus Sau-
IiuS. TeGiau Sauliai atsisak6
zudyti majorq:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
TRIJU MENEsIU TYRINE-
JIMAI F1L1P1NV SA-
LOSE.
Gyventojai pakviesti manifes
tacijosna.

Manila, Filipinu salos, Geg.
8. = Gia atvykusia, pTezidento
Hardingo l6omisija vietos gy-
ventoiai trnkSmingai pasvel-
kino ir palinkejo jal kuoge-
riausiu pavykimQ jos darbuo-
Sc.
Komisijai vadovauja gen.
Wood ir buves salq gen. gu
bernatorius Forbes. KomisiJa
cia prisiqsta iStirineti salQ If
gyventoju visa padetl ir is to
patirti, ar Amerika gall duoti
SALONS nepriklausomybe.
Komisija cia pasisake ta dar
ba turesianti atlikti per tris
menesiu. Nusprendusi aplan-
kyti visas AZ provincijas visa
me archipelago.
Manilo majoras Fernandez
paskelbe j. miesto gyventojus
atsiliepima, kad jie savo nuo-
lankuma komisijai isreikstQ
skaitlinga manifestacija, il
kad parodytQ savo troskimus
gauti nepriklausomybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
, Morale parama.

Vyresnysis Prancuzijos val
dininkas, Stephane Lauzanne,
kurs draugavo Viviani misi-
jai Amerikoje, sake:
"Viviani misija Amerikoie
pilnai pavyko. Viviani neture-
jo nei maziausiojo pasiketini-
mo prasyti Americas, kad j
atleistQ Prancuzijai skolas.
Svarbiausias tikslas jo buvo
Hardingo administracijai is
aiskinti Prancuzijos padeti ii
jos reikalus. AmerikonQ sim
patija musq saliai sustiprin-
ta. Uztikrinta Amerikonq pa
gelba Pfancuzijai Sitos nlsis-
tatyme sukolektuoti karo atty
ginima. =
Toliau Lauzanne pasake, jog
>Prancuzija is Amerikos nieko
kito nenori, kaip tik pilnos
morales paramos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
TRUKDOMA TAIKOS RE-
zOL|UCUA.

Washington, Geg. 9. = vi.
.sus didziai nustebino preziden-
to Hardingo pasielgimas>
Talkininkai buvo paHviete
Suv. Valstijas tureti savo at
stovus vyriausioj taEkininkQ
taryboi atpildymo komisijoj
ir ambasadoriu konferencijoj,
PREF. Hardingas pakvieti-
ma pri6m6. Kongrese dabar
kalbama, kad pats preziden-
tas ina trukdyti Knox'o tai
kos rezoliucija, kuria senatas
jau pripazino.
Nors prezidentas sutil1o sa-
vo atstovus tur6ti neOficija-
liai, teGiau tas didziai palie-
Gia Amerikos savitumq.
Is Paryziaus pareina ziniu,
jog Prancuzai negali atsidziau
gti tokiuo Suv. Valstiju nusis-
tatymu. Sake, Amerika visgi
neapleidzianti talkininkQ.
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PRANCUZIJA NORI Tx
MORALES PARAMOS.
Kitko nereikalarsia is Ameri-
kos.

Paryzius. (Suvelinta). Vietos
laikrasciai labai mazai pami-
nejo apie tai, kad suv. Vals-
tiju senatas prieme senatoriaus
Knoxo taikos rezoliucija.
Laikrasciai, suprantamas
daiktas, elgiasi pagal vyriau-
syb6s instrukcijQ idant mel
vienu zodziu neuzgavus If ne
izeidus Suv. Valstijq. Mes ki-
taip galima prarasti reikalin-
ga tos Sales sajausma.
Nereikia pasakoti, jog ia
taikos rezeliuciia uzdave smar-
kq smugi Prancuzams. Teciau
iie to smugio tikejosi ir buvo
prize jo pasirenge. Todel jo
taip daug ir nepajuto.
Kaip lail1rasciai, taip If Wy
resnieji Prancuzijos vladimir
kai pripazista, jog Suv. Vals-
tiios turi pilna teise taip ell
gties. Ir todeI jq atsinesimas
j Europos reikalus neturi but
peiktinas.
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Vokieeiai pagrobe Prancuzu
karininka.

Paryzius, Geg 9. - Gauta
GiniQ, jog 50 YokieGiQ per@jo
Aug$tosios Silezijos rubeziQ II
pagrob6 PrancuzQ armijos ka-
pitonq Deblois, Ober-Giogau
apskrities kontrolieriQ. Woke
Giai tq padar6 Neustadte.
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zada nuginkluoti Lenkus.

Maidstone, Anglia, Geg. 9.
Minister'S pirmininkas Lloyd
George cia kalb6damas parei-
Sk6, kad jei VokieGiai nusi-
ginkluos pagal VersaiIleso tai
kos sutarties, tuomet jis rel
kalausias talkininkQ nugink-
luoti II Lenkija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10
BELGIJA MOBILIZU0JA
ATSARGAS.

Brussels, Geg. 9. : Belgp
ministeriu kabinetas patvir-
tino vyriausios taEkininkQ ta-
rybos nuosprendzius ir ultima
tuna Vokietijai ir parede tue
jaus mobiIizuoti vieneriq me-
tn atsarginius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-10

Kaunas. Is Punsko cia gau-
ma ziniQ, kad Lenkai tankiai
uzpuldin6jo Lietuviu kaimus.
Balandzio men. uzpuolimai
buvo ant SiQ kaimu: Pleveliu,
Valinciu, BurokQ, Kareivenq,
bet musQ sauliams pavyko
juos nuvaryti. Bal. 10 d. buvo
net jau pasieke BatriskiQ kai-
mo, kuris yra uz 40 VARSITY
Siapus neutralin6s zonos. Sa-
vQjQ apginimui turejo ir mu-
sQ karuomene isikiSti. Lenkai
tapo atmusti, du jq paimta
nelaisven, kit suzeisti.
Kaunas. Balandzio 15 d. Cia
sugryzo Lietuvos Raudonojo
Kryziaus atstovas. d-ras r.
Sliupas is Genevos (sveicari-
jos} Tarptautinio Raudonojo
Kryziaus konferencijos, ,kuri te-
sesi nuo Kovo 80 d. Xxi Ba-
landzio 8 d.