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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
hat provided a brilliant industrial

that provided brilliant industrial
idea:
William Conklin," laughed Bos-
worth, in telling the yarn, shared
with me a double cabin while on To-
cation in the valley. Morning after
morning I was awakened by the
sound of woodpeckers tapping on the
roof. The tap-tap pecking of the
birds also awakened Bill, and he,
thinking it was the buttons from
the hotel calling us to Chow would
aw-right-a turn over
for another tussle with Morpheus.
This gave me a good deal of
amusement and, as we poor picture
actors are always on the lookout for
(Cnn tiYo11a6 ~, T DoroA
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
North Country Trip Furnishes Editor
First Hand Proof of Mammoth Crops

dourishing garden, the Powder River
trail was again taken.
OFF for Volt
We wanted to make side excur-
sions to this place and that but the
day was advancing and we were not
well started yet. At the Hugh Miller
place we found our old town neigh
bors, Mrs. M. L. Walters and the
young folks, also Harvey Miller. They
said all kinds of crops were excel
lent in their vicinity.
Again we set out along "the
friendly road" to Volt where brief
stop was made at the j. J. Schultes
place and some snap shots made Of
beautiful field of standing wheat be-
longing to P. A. Goerz.
The conductor announced Lustre
as the next station. If crops were
any finer and bigger over there than
around Volt we sure wanted to see
them and get out of the woods be-
fore dark. A lot of open country
was passed that would look mighty
good as wheat and corn fields but
the native grass on it would be no
slouch of crop, if utilized. Some
body said if even so per cent of the
land was in crops like those to be |
seen they would never get marketed !
in time for the next season.
Just AS Advertised
Then appears a cozy little farm
home with a fine garden by the door
and villages of wheat and oat shocks
all around. This was a bachelors
place, more's the pity. The owner,
Frank Hornbeck, came out for chat
and said he was improving his day
If rest by canning beets. A man
With fine farm groaning with grain
.anning his own beets. Can you
,eat it?
The wonder fields we had all heard
# were now looming over many parts
# the landscape and when we got in
O them they were as good as adver- :
ised. No side show about them
hey are the goods.
George CAROLS farm was reached
nd he was home. Some view from
here-field upon field of shocks and /.
ncut grain, and not small ones eth
r. James Carroll's shocked field of I
lacaroni is a grand sight. Some
nap shots were taken of it but they a
lrned out poor. Mr.. Carroll said
heat was taking three, three and
alf and four pounds of twine. Four
cres of his oats cut the day before
,ok 20 pounds of twine. He has
ork under way for new residence.
Lustrous Lustre
The Lustre store and postofice al
roved to be the next stop. The 0.
H. c. Dick, pointed out Il
e farms and broad, golden fields K
surrounding farmers-his own, el
r. Reddekopp's, A. A. Dicks and ii
hers Mr.. R. has $50 acres of H
heat. Farther south is the farm of q
'hn Dahl who has solid section 81
wheat, all of it looking good for CT
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26

to the best dodge ball team from a
one-room rural school. The Commit
tee took this action because it believes
that the one-room schools are most in
need of encouragement to participate
in the contests. Another important
question taken up by the Committee
was the problem of keeping the track
and field entirely clear of spectators
during the time of the games. Last
year a move was made in this direction
by inclosing the track with ropes an
requesting all persons, excepting the
contestants, teachers and officials ac-
tually in charge of the games to re-
main outside. This request was not
complied with by everybody and
number of the spectators insisted on
coming inside the ropes. The Com
mittee decided this year to positively
prohibit the presence of any unauthor-
lied persons inside the ropes, and in
case of violation the games will be
stopped until the enclosed part of the
field is entirely cleared of spectators.
The Committee feels that this stand
on their part is absolutely necessary
in order to give all spectators an
equal chance to get an unobstructed
view of the various contests, AMI
hopes that this regulation will be
cheerfully complied with by all who
attend.
Another meeting of the members of
the Committee, who live near Oakland,
will be held on Saturday evening for
the purpose of arranging a program
of events and making the final ar
rangements for the meet. Enough
copies of the program will be printed
to supply everybody in attendance.
The Volley ball and Dodge ball
games and the girls badge contests
will begin promptly at 1000 a. m
The track and field events will start
at 200 pm, and will be followed
Immediately by the boys badge con
tests.
A cordial invitation is extended BY
the Committee to all parents anC
friends of the school children thru
out the county and to all other person:
interested in the progress of public
education, to attend this meet.
For the accommodation of those WHIT
do not bring lunch, refreshments viii
be on sale of the grounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26
ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET OF
GARRETT COUNTY SCHOOLS
To Be Held At Mountain Lake Park
Wednesday, June LIST.

For the purpose of completing, as
far as possible, the arrangements for
tie Annual Athletic. Meet to-be held
at Mountain Lake Park on Wednesday.
June 1st, meeting of the county com
.4ittee of teachers in charge of the
met was held in the Principals Of
fee at the Garrett County High school
on Tuesday afternoon. The following
members were present: c. H. Kolb,
chairman; Mr.. B. E. Thorn, Oakland;
Misses Mary O'Donnell and Agatha
Martini, Mountain Lake Park; Mr..
William F. Kaufman, Jr., Grantsville;
Mr.. Owen Friend, Friendsville and
Mr.. Herman A. Ziel, Kitzmiller.
The first business of Importance tax
en- up was the appointment of officials
for the meet. According to the plans
of the Public Athletic League, under
whose auspices the County Athletic
Meets are held, about forty officials,
active and honorary, are required. In
selecting the officials care was taken
to have every section of the county,
as far as possible, represented. The
Committee decided that it would be in
advisable this year to raise money for
prizes as was done last year, especially
in view of the fact that the Public
Athletic League does not favor the
distribution of prizes except the badge
and medal awarded by the League it
self. 1t was decided, however, to use
portion of the balance from the
money collected last year to purchase
first class dodge ball to be presented
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26

Skipnish State forest and could DE
maintained under the Forestry Board
in connection with the State forests,
very much as the Patapsco State for
ests, near Baltimore, as a recreational
center.
The party returned to Oakland for
dinner and after dinner Mr.. John o.
Thayer met the members of the Board.
In conference it was agreed to erect
a steel fire tower on Meadow Noun
tain, at Hog Rocks, on Mr.. Thayer's
land, he having agreed to cooperate
with the State in giving land for the
tower and assisting in the erection of
a telephone line from the county road
to the tower. Mr.. F. F. Nicola, who
owns large tract of land on Negro
and Meadow Mountains, has also
agreed to assist the State in the cree
ton of the tower. This fire tower,
located between the Bittinger tower
and the one on Shaggy Mountain, will
tie in these two points, and the three
towers will command a view of more
than two-thirds of the forest lands
of Garrett county, and will be the most
important links in the fire protection
system of this county.
The party left Oakland about 2:30,
stopping a few minutes at Boiling
Springs. They then proceeded into
Allegany county where the Dams Rock
fire lookout, erected this spring, was
inspected, reaching Cumberland late
Saturday evening. The trip back to
Baltimore was made on Sunday, with
several stops en- route, including one
at Fort Frederick and another at An
tietam Battlefield.
The members of the party expressed
surprise and admiration for the scenic
beauty of Western Maryland, partic-
ularly Garrett and Allegany counties
and pronounced the trip most enjoy
able one.
One of the chief advantages of the
trip was to get in close personal touch
with the State forests IN Garrett
county and the forest protection prob
lens of Western Maryland, and thes,
were done under the most favorable
conditions.
In this connection splendid demon
stratiOn of the WORKINGS of the fir,
protection system was shown when ;
fire was discovered near the road
just beyond McHenry. Mr.. Cope
stopped off to investigate and fount
Forest Warden Sloan on the job witt
seven men. Mr.. Sloan had gotten t.
the fire twenty minutes after it hat
started and had it pretty well under
control
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26

Another demonstration was afford
cd at Dams Rock where, few days
before, the lookout Waterman at that
point detected a fire on the east slope
of Dams Mountain about five miles
from the tower. The Waterman called
the warden, who lived less than mile
away, who upon receiving the mes
sage, saddled his horse and was at the
fire in less than twenty mintes. With
the assistance of several men living
nearby, the warden got the fire under
control before it burned half acre of
timber land.
There has been many fires in Gar
rett county this spring, all of then
being due to carelessness, negligence
or deliberate firing the woods. The
time has come when nobody can af
ford to be Indifferent to the forest
protection problem.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26
STATE FORESTRY BOARD ON
INSPECTION TOUR IN COUNTY
Members Visit State Forest Reserves
Here and Return to Baltimore Sunday

Members Visit State Forest Reserves
Here and Return to Baltimore Sunday
For the first time since the State
Board of Forestry was created in
1906, the Board, as such, visited Gar
rett county to inspect the State For
ests and other points of interest in the
vicinity of Oakland.
Two members of the Board, Messrs.
Robert Garrett and w. Mccullough
Brown, with State Forester, F. w.
Besley, came from Baltimore in Mr..
CARROTS automobile, arriving at Oak
land about 800 p NJ, Friday. Mr.. j.
A. Cope, Assistant Forester, who was
in the county investigating forest
fires, joined the party later in the
evening. The next morning DIR. F.
J. Goodnow, President of Johns Hop
kins University, DR.. E. B. Matthews,
State Geologist, both members of the
Board of Forestry, arrived by train
from Baltimore. Mr.. A. L. Sines,
Resident warden, joined the party in
time to start on the inspection trip
at $50 am.
The Kindness Forest Reserve was
first visited then Harrington Manor
the members of the Board walkingintC
the timber tract from Hutton road
about one-forth of a mile. This 25C
acre tract of timber is probably the
only large tract of virgin, large size
timber left in the state, some of oal
trees reaching heighth of more thar
100 feet and a diameter of 5 feet
The members of the Board were very
much impressed with this splendid
stand of timber.
A small plantation of Norwa!
spruce, set out this spring for ex
perimental purposes was next examin
ed. Harrington Manor House ant
other buildings on the property wer'
visited and certain improvements t.
the property decided upon, including
the painting and papering of tn
house. The house is to be used thi
summer for girls camp, under tn,
direction of DIR. Anna S. Abercrombie
of Baltimore.
The next objective was Swallow
Falls and Muddy Creek Falls, wher
the party found much of interest. TIL
members of the Board expressed thei
regret that so beautiful and scenic
spot should not be under State own
ership and control, in order that it
natural beauty could be perpet
ually protected. These falls lie les
than a quarter of a mile from tn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26

We have several parties wanting
houses with modern conveniences in
Oakland. Anyone having such prop
erty for sale. please notify US at once.
HAMILL & GONDER,
Real Estate Agents,
-Adve. 40-tf. Oakland. Md.
Subscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-26

The offer to refund $40 purchasers of FourNnsy
models and 500 purchasers of closed models is hereby
withdrawn Certificates issued under this plan redeem
able at face value office indicated on certificate.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Dalyvavusiq procession "
dint j kapines buyo nemaza.
Pirma ejo su veliavomis il
orkestra, o paskui seke dide=
lG minia. Abipusi karsto ejo
apsiginklaye Linkuvos progi-
mnazijos Sauliai.
Kapin6se pasak6 graudinga
kalba Steig. Seimo narys
Spudas. Po to orkestra uzgro-
10 laidotuviu marsa, sauliai
iris kartus Sove ir karsta nu-
leidoN duob6n.
Paskui dar karta pagrojo
orkestra marSa ir visi prade-
jo skirstyties.
Lafdotuv6s suk6le zmonill
upa. Daugelis kalbejo: Geriau
zut kovoje uz T4vyne, negu
likt LenkQ vergais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
LENKAI vILNIAUS KLAU-
SINE

Nors Lenku seimas Vihiaus
.klausimu padare rezoliucija,
kuriaja reikalaujama kuovei-
klaus Vilniu prijungti prie
Lenkijos, teciau VarSavos lai-.
krastis Kurjer Poranny veda-
majam straipsny "Lenkq po-
litika del Rytu zemiu" tai
ne tik skeptiskai paziureio,
bet rimtai, pabreze taip feng-
Va seimo apsilenkima su tel
sc, kuri Versailleso sutartimi
palikta talkininkq valstybemsy
Laikrastis reiSkia nuomo-
mes, lSad LenkQ vyriausybe
nebhs taip nesumaninga ir me-
Sims pildyti neapgalvotu sci
mo nutarimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
JoNO APERAVIcIAUs
LAIDoTUVES.

Linkuyoje Laplzr. s d. buro
iskilmingos laidotlyes karzy-
gio- Jono Aperaviciaus, kritu.-
sio Shame menesy koyoje sl
Lenkais. Kulka jam pataik6
tiesiog galvon, nuo ko jis If
mire.
10 tevas buvo nuvaziaves
pas j atsilankyti ir nuvezes
maisto If Siltq drabrziq. Bet
nuvaziaves rado tik nnoga SUI
layona (nunuogino il
Lenkai). Parvezes SUM j ma
mus, j siksnius, If, pabudeies
namuose iris dienas, atlydejo
a. a. Jona j Linkuva.
Is pat naRq lydeJo rate
liq burys, sautuvais apsigin-
klave, 0 Linkuyoje patiko vie
tos Saulip burys sd orkestra.
Po pamaldq baznyciioje nuly-
detas / kapines If pa1aidotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
Airi4 Namai Deginanni;
SiauCia Ieroras
DE VALERA DARO MES
MAGUMU ANGLAMs.
Ne5inia, kas su juo butu pa
daryta.

Londonas, SausiO +: - Jei
Airijios respublikos preziden-
tas de- Valera tikrai SugryztQ
Airijon, AnglijoS vyriausyb6,
sakoma turinti -du pasirlnki-
mu: arba tuojaus de Valera
areStuoti. arba leisti jam liuO-
sal veikti AirijOie,s jei tas 10
veikimas butu SuriStas ankS-
tai su Sales nuraminimu.
Kalbama, kad Su antruoju
kuTSu SutinkQS ir patSai mi
niSteriS pirmininkaS Lloyd
George.
Nezinomas de Va+prOs apsi-
vertimas didziai neramina
AnglijoS vyriausybe. Kabine-
to nariai nor6tQ, -kad de Va
lera sugryztQ. Mes tuomet gal
veikiau ,butu ivesta Airiion
tvarka~ Kitaip, tenai terorui
npbus gallo. ...'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
"BLUE LAW" SUMANY-
MAS BUS INDUOTAS Sc
NATUI.
Issijuose veikia reformatoriai
fanatikai.

Washington, Saus. 2.
Projektas "Blue Law" ista-
tymui jau paruostas. Ir, sako=
ma, kad tomis dfenomis bu-
sias paduofas senatui. Tuo ii
kslu smarkiai darbuojasi Ike
letas senatoriq, gi ypaG sena-
torius McKellar is Tennessee
valstijos.
4 Ta projekta netik gyvai pa
remia, bet ir nurodymu duoda
.ivairios protestantq sektos,
kaip tai: metodistai, baptistai,
episkopatai, kongregacijona-
listai ir kitos.
To projekto tikslas pri-
versti visus Sales gyVentojus
svesti sekmadienius. Nepaklu-
sniuosius baustk
Profesininkai reformatoriai
sitoi salyj taip isigyveno, 'kad
jiie mazu-pamazu ineis If j pri-
vatinius zmoniq namus If nu-
rodys zmonems, kas kaip turi
but, gi kasx ne.
Netuli but darbo seknadie-
niais.
Abelnai INFANT, stai ko rel
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
BALNIKUosE NANTES
TACIJA.

Kauno laikrastis Laisv6 ra-
So:
Lapkr. a. Balnikuose bu-
vo surengta manifestaciJa.
zmoniQ dalyvavo labai daug.
Balnilq miestelis pasipuose
nuo- pat ryto zolynais ir tau
tin6mis v6liavomis.
Tokia manifestaci,h, Balni-
kuose dar pdrma karta. Mes
Sis kampelis Tisas laikas bu-
vo varginamas LenkQ legijo=
ninkQ. Lenkai prastovejo Ella
beveill visus metus. Ir dabar
Lapkr. 1 d. buvo- atjoje is Eel
vos 25 Lenku zvalgai, kurie
iSpleS6 zydQ krautuv6les.
zmonip upas buvo prisleg-
tas, bet dabar zy1niai pakilo.
Lake manifestations kalbejo
kun. A. Ivaska If steig. Sci
mo atstovas Balcas- Buvo rem
.kamos aul1os. hnonel9s noriai
duoda.
Balnikq valsGiujje ,suaukota
virs 40 kailinig.. sauliq So
jungon isiraSe apie 20 asnenQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
M. KRUPAvIcIUs IsVA-
zIAVo GYDYTIES. +.

Kauno' laikraStis Laisye is
Lapkr. q d., praeitQ metQ, ra-
So:
Jau trecia savaite, kaip M.
Krrrpavii.GEiills del sveillatos ne
gall lanlSyti krikScioniq-demo-
llratp bloko pos6dziu, taippat
negali If komisijose dirbti.
Kr.-demokratQ blokas kick
viename pos6dyje gifiai atjau-
Gia savo vado nedalyvavima
ir didei susirupinesNjo sveika-
ia.
Paskutiniame pos6dyje bio
kas iSrinko delegacija, kurial
paved6 pareikSti savo vadul
gilios nzuojautos ligoje II di-
deli jo pasiilgima.
Xxi Siolei io sveikata neina
nei kick geryp, todel nutarta
vaziuoti j uzsieni pasigydyti.
Lapkr. q d. Steig. Seimo
mario MiEiaus lydimas NJ.
KrupaviGius iSvaziavo j Kara
liauGfe.
Manoma, kad didelio pavo-
jaus jo sveikatai nera. Bet Wis
del to anksciau 2-3 menesip
negalesias gryzti prie darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
kATALIky SPAUDOS
DR-JOS NARIAMS.

Delei ivairiu aplinkybip su-
.sitrukde isleidimas knygos,.
skirtos,~K. SIP. Draugijos ma
riams uz 1920 m. Nesuspeta
jos duoti prizes Kaledas; bet
j jau yra baigiama ir greitai
bus issiQsta vislems nariams.
Kuopq praSoma nenustoti dar-
>bavusis ir toliaus. Nebusite uz-
Wilt. Jau rengiamos knygos ir.
1921 met. Kas da nei jolziu
knygu uz 1920 metus negavo,
tai gaus kartu su sia paskutI=
ne.
v. Kulikauskas,
K. Spaudos DR.. Sekretorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
.jQ ant musq nzpuolimQ Sau-
sio m6nesyje.
<. (pasiraSes) Balutis. .

Is visu SIN tarybQ. Nienas
-dalykas tikrai yra paaiskejes,
butent, kad Lenkija nieke ne
sidrov6dama il nepaisydama
j jos padarytasias sutartis
nori uzgrobti Lietuva. sio
darbo prirengimui jau leidzia-
mi yra gandai, kad Lenkijai
butinai reikalingas visas ge-
lezinkelis nuo Vilniaus iki
Dvinsko, ir kad plebiscitas tu-
II ivykti tik i vakarus nuo
to gelezinkelio.
Viena SiQ tarybQ puse yra
gera, kad viskas paaisk6jo..
Bet kit gall pasakyti, kad If
be Siu, tarybQ, kuriose da-
lyvavo musq valdzios atsto-
vas kun. Staugaitis, buvo Wis
kas aisku. Visu tn tarybq lai-
ku Lenkai, Nturbut, stiprino
savo pozicijas. Reikia speti,
jog ir. Lietuviai mokajo pa
siruoSti. Ii todel Naujieii Me-
tai mesa NUNS tuo tarpu vie
nQ Sauksma: = Eiti j mirtinq
kovq su Lenkais. ..
Gruodzio 81, 1920 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
SULAIKYTI KARO METO
BONUSAI ANGLEKASIAMS

Clearfield, Pa, Sausio 4
Anglekasyklu operatoriai Vi
duriniam Pennsylvanijos APPS
krity nusprend6 sustabdyti
karo meto bonusQ mokejima
anglekasiams.
Tie bOnusai buvo mokami
Su tiks1u paraginti darbinin-
kus kuodaugiaus iskdsti ang-
liQ. Karo metu tas btlvo rel
kalinga. Siandie ne, sake ope-
ratoriai. Mes angliu yra Htek
$inai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
SENATAS ANTRUKART
PRIVEDE FINANSINI BIZ
iLIU. .

Washington, Sausio 4.
Kongresas nesenai buvo pra-
vedes biliQ, kuriuo atgaivina-
ma karo finansq korporacija
Prezidentas nepatvirtino bi-
iaus. Tad vakar senatas is
naujo biliu pripazino il india
We zemesniajam kongreso bu-
tut tai padaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
SUGRAzINO VISUS KA-
RO PAPUCssAhUS.

Rymas, ,~Sausio f. Kuomet
lakunas d'Annunzio buvO pri-
verstaS ItalijoS karuomenei
paduoti miesta Nlme, po to
jis tuojauS ItaIiios karaliui
sugrazino visuS jam karo me-
tn suteiktus garb6s zenklus
az pasizym@iimus. D'Annm-
zio pareiSk6, jog jam neverta
toliaus but ItalijOs pilieciu. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
IS DARBO LAUKO.
MAzEJA UzMosEsNIs IR
KAIN0s.

Bethlehem, Pa, Sausio 4
Vietos plieno dirbtuviQ kom-
Ranlia paskelbe, kad mazesne
darbininkams uzmokesnis bus
mokama .pradejus Sausio -16
d. Bus sumazinta nuo-, 8 ligi
20 nuoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
sUGRYzo Is RYGos DELE
GACIJA.

LapkriGio % d. Kaunan SUI
gryzo is Rygos Lietuviq de
legacija. Pranesta, jog pada-
ryti rimti zingsniai Lietuviu-
IatviQ susiartinimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
Pittsburhg, Pa, Sausio !

Superior Steel korporacija
praneSe, kad jos istaigose kali
krlriuose skyriuose Siq savair
to prasid6sia If vel darbai su
susiaurinta darbininkams uz-
mOkesnimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05
Albany, N. Y, Sausio 4

Albany, N. Y, sa9sio 4.
Vakar isnaujo prasidtaaio dar-
bal New York Central gele-
zinkelio darbaviet6se, West
Albany. Darbavietes uzdary-
tos buvo Gruodzio % d. Su-
gryzo darban apie 900 darbi-
ninkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-05

DUBLINAS, Airija. - Cia ga
lutinai pripazinta, kad Airijos re-
spublikos prezidentas de Valera
sugryzes Airijon. Anglu polici-
ia kamuojasi beieSkodama.
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SUSITAIKE BULGARIA.
- SU RUMUNIJA.

, Bucharestas, SauSio 4. = Po
ilgp nesutikimu pagafiau su-
stake Bulgaria. su Rummi--
ia. Susimainyta reprezentan-
tais. \
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VIEsOJI OPINIJA Prizes
POLICIJOS DARIUS.
Darbas Saukiamas sustabdytl
ta smaugima tautos.


gliios vieSoji opiniia ligi gy-
vo kaulo palieSta praneSrmalS
IS AirijoS. kur AnglQ polici-
ia praeita SeStadieni Sudegl-
no MidletOno mieSteli.
BaiSiai paSipiktinta tuO IVY
kin ypaG todel, mes buvo nuo-
moniaujama, kad>kuOmet Al
riuOSe bus paSkelbta karo pa
d6tiS, tuomet tur6s paSlbalg-
ii. ir patSai barbarinis polici-
JOS ker$taS.
Bet taip ntra. Pietvakari-
n6j Airiioj veikia militarinf
vaIdzia. POlicija posenovei te-
rorizuoja gvveptojuS. Matyt,
militariniamS vir$ininkams to-
kia patvarkymo metoda pa
tinka.
Liepta zmonems issikraustyti,
Oficijaliam pareiSkime pa
sakyta, jog Middleton mleste-
lis buvo paliestas pollcIos
pagiezos az tatai, kad ana die
ma artimais to miesteliO iSpa-
salu buvo uzpulta poIlclJa.
PareiSkime pazym6ta, kad po
to paciai valdziai zinant nus
presta pakelti pagiezq II plrm
to apie tai praneSti aplinh-
MANS gyventojamS.
Sunaikinti paSkirti mi po
kelis pagyvenimus namai II tn
manu- zmon6ms prizes pat pa
degsiant liepta iSsikraustyh,
zmon6ms leista pasiimti Vi
sus reikalingeSnius dalktuS.
Bet viSus rakanduS prarllo
liepSnos podraug su namals.
spaudos balsai.
Spaudos balsas yra vlSuo-
men6s balsas, mes spauda at
stovauja visuomene il kalba
jos vardu.
Vietos IaikraSGiai didziai
pasipiktine tokiuo AnglQ pa
sielgimu Airijoje. Tik vlenas
IaikraStis Times kaipir uzta-
riauia valdzia. Sake, kad nal
kinimas namQ nors If aStrl
priemont. bet tn namQ gwen
tojai iuk turi but surlStl srl
pasalinguoju uzpuOIimu.
Daily Express apgalE Al
rius, atSiduruSius tarpe kuJo
II priekalo - sinn-feineriQ II
AnglQ.
Radikal6 spauda sake, kad
toxic ivykiai negali but palik-
ii be niekur niekO. u taS
baisenybes, Airijoje privalo at
sakyti valdzia.
Darbo OrganaS Daily He
raid Saukia darbininkus nors
kartq imties griezciausiQ
priemoniQ If sustabdyti tq pa
sibais9tinq kara, pakelta prizes
AiriQ tauta.
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j-o1on;o roForn,o+0ri
Visose suv, Valstiiose ista-
tvmn keliu ,,zdransti 'visoki,1s
kadir menkiausius. sekmadie-
niais darbus kaip dirbtuyese,
;vai,;oso va1d;skoso -, nr;va
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WATERFORD, Airija. = Ca
llano kurata, kuniga Delahunty,
Anglq teismas cia pasmerke
dviem metam sunkiujq darby uz
palaikyma neva iSdavystes doku-
mentu ir raStQ.