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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30

and will recommend it to all women.
YoRmay publish this letter if you think
it will help others. Mrs. FLOYD IRE
LAND, R. R. l, Warsaw, Missouri.
Nervous women are both ailing and
wretched, and with a nervous break
down all joy goes out of q woman's life.
1t is said that the ills peculiar to women
act on the nerves like a firebrand.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is so successful in overcoming
such conditions, a large number of
American women who were once great
sufferers from nerve troubles owe their
present health and comfort to Lydia E.
Pinkham S Vegetable Compound.
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass, about your health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
DEEDS

VIM, oliver to E. Z. Thompson $3.50
Lots 6 and Z Block 3, Halsteads Sec
ond Echo,
+. Il. Thompson to ira Bloom $3.50.
Mete and, bound tract Sec. l6, Tp. 3,
n. r. 80.
T. l.. Williams to A. NJ, Eiam $500.
Mete and bound tract in Section l2'
Up. 3, n, r. 35.
Rosa L. Pierce to Sara c. Clintier
$500. Lots 5, 6, I. s and 3, Block o.
Kinks 2nd. Add. Athena.
sara c. Clintior to Asa L. Pierce
$1.OO. Lots ;. 6, Z, and s, Block =,
Kinks End Add. Athena,
Peoples Warehouse to John McPhail
$S5G0. NV IA Me Ia Sec. II, and
SW Ia SE IA Sec. >, TIP. ;, y. r, S6'
l.. $. Roheherry to Claude Pritchett
$4,000. Mete and bound tract in Sec,
8, TIP. >, n. r. 80.
J9matilla County to Mrs, Blanch
Ragains $50 Tax No. /, Sec. ~, TIP. l.
S r. 49,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30

Pauline Frederick brings to the
screen in the role of Madame y" a
a superb portrayal Of this pathetic
figure. Yen will follow her life story
with wet eyes and quivering lips, SO
near is it to perfect realism. But it is
the sort of narrative that will appeal
for it is built upon the elemental pas
sions of life.
We want You to see Madame x
We know that you will he impressed
by its deep underlying truths, inspired
by its theme and enchRnted by its
massive production.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30

SlJAAtAA LAOLls 4 liCAl 1
had a nervous break
down and doctors
said | would never be
well again. After |
took seven bottles Of
Lydia E. PiNkham s
" ege "a Bile Com
pound | was health
Ter, stronger, and felt
better than lever did
in my life before. l
can't praise e the
.T1r7rC,rr,I onr,,-h
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30

The probation method Of dealing
with juvenile delinquents in New York
costs only one-eighteenth as much as
care.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mrs. Ireland Permits us to Publish
this Letter for the Benefit of Others
WLo Are in Her Condition

Warsaw, Missouri. =" For five years
/ was weakly, nervous and in rundown
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05
Telephone Line Changad

me Chesapeake & Potomac Tele.
SEmone Company, which has a trunk
me through Shepherdstown. has male
change of its wire system here. The
wires nave heretofore been carried
across The Potomac river on the Mo-
IGlN & Western Railway bridge and
along It's tracks into Maryland. Tnev
nate peer changed &c run OFT Mil
street 70 the river Blur. and from rom,
laerC tihcv have 5een swung across the
river IN long Span of aSou, Ss0
lee'' 10 point On Douglas hill aIonp
i,nt road leading to Sharpsburo Ths
IRE mas been Suilt along this road n
Sharpsburg. anc the wirss viii all he
removed from me railroar rIrr,.of-
"ay' Twelve W!r"S have been SWIM,
across the river, making an unusu,Iiv
iong span. but being firmly anchored
from heavily braced rosts On botb
sldes Of the river, it is believed that
ttheY VIII stand the strain all right
incidentally, the beauty IF Mill street
leading to the monument. has been
seriously marred BY the row of tall
unsightIy poles. '''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05
Leetown School Exercises.

Inc Leetown Graded and High
School will have interesting exercises
the week Of its commencement. The
programme is as follows:
Sunday Evening. Nav 22-Annual
sermon, by Rev. DR.. F. r. Wagner. of
Martinsburg.
Monday Evening. May 22-Two
plays. "Mr. Bob" and Back to the
Country Store" BY the high school and
upper grades. Admission IS cents,
reserved seats IS cents.
Tuesday Evening, MAY 24-Cantata
"When Betsy Ross Made Old Glorv.'
and class day exercises.
| Wednesday Evening, Nav 25-Grad.
uatng exercises and award of di.
plomas. Address by President w. II
S. White of Shepherd College.
| Thursday Evening. Nav 26-Exer.
cises by primary and intermediate
grades.
! Friday Afternoon. May 27-School
picnic and baseball game.
/ The evening programmes will begin
/ at 7.45 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

BECAUSE somebody blundered
west Virginia lost nice fat Office under
'He present administration. Nearly
TWO months ago President Harding ex,
?f's.ed his Willingness to allow the
comm'sSionership of internal revenue
70 some to this State. Ioseph n
"lcbtrmott. of MGrgantowr a man of
sanding and ability and an irreproacb.
ao!e Republican was brought forwars
IS candidate, and it looked as if he
were sure to land the prize. His cam,
FdlGn was bunGled. however. for in a
SNORT time his friends were involved in
an acrimonious fight with the supnort
SrS OF former Governor HOOPER or
tennessee, who was after the SANE
once; The controversy became so biz.
Ter mat President Harding dropnel
, p noth and has appointed David n
place. " III INC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05
NOTICE.

have opened law Offices in connec-
ton with the general real estate and
insurance business Of !. Strider MoleI
Company on the second floor of the
Jefferson Security Bank building. and
will engage in the general practice of
law in Jefferson county in coniunc-
tion with my practice in Martinsburg
! will be in the Shepherdstown Office
every Tuesday and Friday, and every
evening from $50 TO $50. Appoint
ments may be made BY calling No. sc
Bell phone. Shepherdstown. or No.
3l9 Bell phone. Martinsburg.
HARRY A. DOWNS.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

WE nominate Hon. lanes s LaHin
as member of the new State Roads
Commission, even if il would HELM =
loss OF his aluable services as 4 mem
Der OF the Board of Control. The abil-
ity and integrity of Mr.. Lakin, his ex-
perIcnce for wears past in attending 70
the States business and his recognized
fa;thfulnesS in administering his duties
az him pce-eminentlv for a position or
the Roads Commission. Indeed the
apprehension of those who fear for the
proper expenditure of the huge sums in
road building would be at once allay-
ed BY his appointment. All the people
would have confidence in his common
sense and honesty and abilitv-the
three qualities needed above all others
on the new commission. The position
might not be as agreeable 10 him az
his present place, but it would give hin,
great opportunity to serve the people .
and When he, shall have made GOOD in
It we viii send him I'D higher.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

A DRIVE against the high freiRh,
rates that are straLeling business in
this country is being PLANNED 81 i'm
portant manufacturers. producers End
other shippers, and a hearing will be
held before the Interstate Commerce
Commission on MAY 18th. This slow
moving and ultra cons ervative body
has never been noted for progressive
ness or energy, but il is hoped that
such pressure NAV be Brought to bear
upon it as to make il see the i.rht
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

OUR new ambassador to Great
Britain, Col. George Harvey. has sail
ed for London. The verbal coating OF
tar and feathers so thoroughly applied
b. Senator Harrison sticks to him
though Colonel Harvev tries TO appear
as if he is not wearing it,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

MANY thousands of steamship en-
ployees went out on strike the first of
the week. and shipping at New York.
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore and
other ports is badly crippled If not
entirely tied up. The men arc strik-
ing against moderate reduction in
wages, which the ship-owners declare
is absolutely necessary il our ships
are to compete with foreign shipping.
Blindly following radical and I'm
wholesome leaders, the strikers are moi
only depriving themselves Of work. hu,
are robbing Our country of great Cd,
portunity to secure and hold a biz
share Of the worlds business on the
seas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

THE first issue Of bonds for good
roads in West Virginia has been fixed
at SlS,OOO,OOO. We should like TO s..
how this will be expended before an
more bonds are issued.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05
Administrators Sole

The undersigned. administrator OF
the estate Of G. w. M. Tabler. de-
ceased. will make public sale of the
following property, in the village OF
Scrabble. Berkeley county. w. Va. four
miles northwest of Shepherdstown. on
Thursday, May 18th, 1921
commencing at one o'clock D. m.
FORD AUTO. 1916 Model. in running
order.
ONE HORSE. sound and safe for wO-
men t. drive, weight 1900 lbs.
HEAD CT HOGS. weight about 12O
lbs. each.
Spring wagon in good condition. Z
sets harnes spring wagon and bug
gy; cutter sleigh good as new, set f'i
nets, ladder, copper applc-butter kettle
and Stirrer. wEeelbarrow, 2 iron kettles
and stands. lot Of hOt-bed frames
cross cut saw. grindstone. 10 stands of
bees, SO empty bee hives and bee cases.
VALLEY Queen cook stove. sausage
grinder and SGT. suffer, dining room
chairs, lounge. 2 rocking chairs. stand
table, bedstead and mattress, 50O-fb
combination safe,
Mahogany Secretary 200 Years Old.
ONE CORNER CUPBOARD.
Old-tme Writing Chair 200 Years Old
double barrel breech- loading gun
Spencer carbine. musket. 2 Colts re-
volvers, one 32-caliber revolver, set
butchering boards and trestles. barrel
sprayer, set wire Stretchers, set hand
stretchers, surveying compass ana
chain,
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
silver shaving mug and brush. new:
nickel watch and chain, 5-gallon coal
oil can, 10 gallons linseed oil. one gal
lon paint, lot carpenter tools. 2 wash
tubs, 3 barrels of vinegar, empty
barrels, so lbs. smooth wire. and other
articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
J. p. TABLER.
Admir- G.. w. NJ. Tabler. Decd.
M. p. CrOwl, Auctioneer.
w. T. McQuilkin, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

OUR West Virginia Legislature was
very efficient in making appropriation
for many purposes, but II fell down
sadly when it came TO provide the
money to paw the same.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

JUST as was expected, the United
states Senate or that part Of it which
Is dominated bv Senator Lodge and
his fellow partiSars. has made known
10 President Harding that he will be
expected TO follow its lead in matters
concerning our foreign policy. lust as
was not expected. however. the Pres.
dent is said TO resent this ursurpatio-
OF his prerogatives, and is inclined /
stand on his right to manage inter.
national affairs in MS own way.
Unless the President surrenders T.
the cabal Of Senators who are dete-
mined to run our foreign affairs regard.
less Of presidential prerogatives the,
Will destroy him-iust as they DESTROY.
ed President Wilson. The fact that h
is OF their own political faith will
make no difference to these cold,
biooded. merciless. selfish politicians
THE West Virginia Legislature al
Its recent session frightened up the pro
hIbition law very materially by enact
ing the Harmer bill. This measure
CREATES the State Department of Prohi,
bltion, divorcine enforcement of the
laws from the State Tax Commission,
er's Office. A corrs of deputies is pro.
vned. The possession of LIQUOR in any
form from the mash to the finished
moonshine whisky is made unlawful
VQlators Of the law may be sentenced
to the penitentiarv for FIVE years and
fined $500. Under the act. operators
or moonshine stills NAV be fined from
$500 10 $1,000 and sentenced to FIVE
years in the penitentiary. DESPITE
the assertion of the vets that the peo.
pie do not want prohibition. it is y
fact that every time there il a change
In the laws il is to make them more
drastic and effective. Prohibition is
heAs 70 stay.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

Inc Legislature ha!ing failed to
enact a number of necessary measures
there was nothing to do but call an
extra session, and Governor Morp AN
did this at once, calling the members
to meet on SATURDAY. last. The Cover
nor names the subjects to be acted
upon, among which are the making of
appropriations not provided for at the
regular session.; the primary law.
which would change the method of
nominating candidates for public Of
nee; and the assessment laws. relating
to the duties of the State Tax Commits.
sion and county assessors. and pro.
viding for reassessment of real es.
tate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

The United States Supreme Court
has rendered decision declaring that
the corrupt practices act under which
Senator Newberry. of Michigan. had
been convicted OF felony is uncon.
Stitutonal. and so that estimate gentle
man Is restored to his status as a
statesman. Senator Newberrv bought
his way into the Senate bv the moss
outrageous corrupiion. and was tried
and convicted of the crime. The Su.
preme Court saws that the statute under
which he was convicted is not sound
though of course il doesn't question
the facts of his guilt 1t is stated
that Senator Newterry will take his
seat in the Senate, as he regards him
self as having been indicated bv the
technicality by which he escapes DUN.
iShment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05

THE United States Steel Corpora
ton announces reduction of 60 per
cent in the wages of dav laborers. eff
fective May 10th. About 10000
men will be affected by the cut. The
average pay of the companv's en-
ployees last year was S696 dav
Under the reduction the pay will be
about $3.50. Men of good habits ought
to be able to support a family on this
wage-and yet like as not they will
strike
The steel corporation knows that
business will not revive unless thers
Is reduction in the price of its pro.
ducts. There can be no reduction
worth while unless wages are brough
down from the high level during tht
war, and the men will have to recognize
this fact, whether thew like it or not.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-05
THE LEGISLATURE.

The West Virginia Legislature ad-
iourned its regular session last FRIDAY
night, the constitutional limit having
expired. The most important bill
before the Legislature. and the one
over which was the hardest fight. was
the measure TO provide revenues with
which to meet the financial needs Of
he State. The same old fight was
made to place a production tax on the
output of coal. oil and gas-called this
time depletion tax-but, as usual. i;
failed. The great interests were able
to wiring sufficient pressure to bear
to defeat this perfectly rational tax
and a compromise measure was adopt.
ed in the closing hours. called the
gross sales bill.
Ihis bill provides for a privilege tax OF
two-ffths Of one per cent on the pro.
duction of coal. oil. gas. limestone
sand, or other mineral product: a tax
OF one-ffth of one per cent on the value
OF articles manufactured in this State.
on the gross sales of public service
corporations, on the gross income of
banks. public service corporations and
OF other gainful businesses or profess
sionS; and ne-third of one per cent on
the net income of wholesalers and Job
bers.
This measure was strenuously op-
posed BY the public utilities companies
and was fought hard BY the great
manufacturing concerns of the northern
section of the State. who declare that
they have thus been placed at a great
disadvantage as compared with the
coal and oil and gas producers. They
threaten the Republican party witt,
ruinous defeat four years from now.
While it has been tacitlv given Out
that the direct State tax shall not ex
coed 10 cents, it is certain that this
figure must be increased to at least
81 cents unless agreement on further
indirect taxation can be reached. The
State budget calls for an expenditure
OF SlS,OOO,OOO. and as il is unlikely
that this huge sum will be cut down
materially, a big direct tax must re
levied or indirect revenues provided
The Legislature is belng strongly con-
demned. its most bitter critics being
Republican newspapers.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
1 800 REVOLIUCIJONIERIU
PASPRUDO I TERIoKI.
Am. r. Kryzius turi didelius
nuostolius.

Gelsingforsas, Suomija, Ko-
vo 10. = AStuoniolika simtu
KronStadto garnizono karei-
viQ, kovojusiQ prizes bolsevi-
kus, didziausioj betvarkej le-
du pabego Suomijos miestan
Terioki, kuomet pamate tvir-
tov6 neatlaikysianti bolSevikQ
.karuomen6s spaudimo.
Dalis kareiviQ If daugyb6
civiliQ visgi pateko 'bolsevi-
kams podraug su tvirtove.
Reikia isivaizdinti baisQ te-
rorizma, koks tenai turejo i
vykti, sugryzus bolsevikams.
Pc baisaus bombardavimo
bolSevikq karuomen9 is dviejQ
Sonu -uztelejo ant Kronstadto.
Bet tvirtoves garnizonas stip-
rial laikesi desperatingai ko-
vodamas. Kaikuriose vietose
bolSevikai kelis kartus buvo
atbloksti.
Pagaliau kuomet lsitikinta,
kad kova neduos pasekmiQ,
dalis kareiviu revoliucijonie-
riq tvirtove paved6 ciyiliQ
zmoniu zinybai ir patys bet
varkeje dune ledu ant Suo-
mijos pakrascip.
Am. Raudon. Kryzius, kurs
.pirm keliQ dienu Kronstadte
buvo prad6jes darbuoties, pa
neS9 didelius nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
BOLSEY|KAI SU LENKAIS
PAS|RASE TAIKOS
sUTARTL,;
sUTARTIs TURF BUT RA-
TIFIKUoTA ! 80 DIE
NJ.
Lenkai gausia 80 milijonu rub
liu auksu.

Londonas, Kovo 10. = Boil
$evikQ-LenkQ taikos sutartls
valar pasirasyta, anot depe-
Sos is Rygos laikraseiui III
mes. DepeSoie pazymima, kad
sutartis bus ratifikuota Min
ske j 80 dienuI
Taikos sutartimi bolsevikai
Lenkams dvyli5os m6nesiQ lai-
kotarpiu iSmoka 80 hlilijonll
rubliu auksu.
Sutarties salygos kuone tos
-paGios, kokios seniau buvo pa
zym6tos izengiamojoj sutarty,
iS6mus pripazintq Lenkams
80 milijonQ rubliQ kraft. Vi
sole sutaftyje yra 26 persky-
rimai.
Po pasirasymo sutarties,
Lenkp delegacijos pirmininkas
Dabski pasak6 kalba. Jis pa
zymejo, kad ateity Lenkijos
troSkimas draugingai spgy-
venti su Russia, kad svetimu
tautq zmon6s (tautin6s mazu-
mos) Lenkijoje tur6siq lais-
We.
Sutartis 'atspauzdinta tri-
mis- kalbemis: Rusq, Ukrainp
II LenkQ. ;Pasirase: Dabski,
Joffe IL Potchubinski. Pasta
rasiS atstovavo bolsevikine Uk
raina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
TARPTAUTISKAS GYDY-
ToJU KoNGREsAs
KAUNE.

Kadangi Pabaltijos Valstijo-
Sc pradejo platinties gyvulip
maras II Lietuvoje daug iau
galvijQ iSdvase, todel Lietu-
vos vaIdzia suman6 suSaukti
tarptautiSka gyvuliu gydytojp
kongresa % il % Vasario. Pa
kviestuose yra tarp kitty lr
VokieGiQ daktarai.
Kongreso programs yra se-
.kantis:
1. Kongresa atidarys minis
tefiQ prezidentas, DIR. Grinius,
Kauno Tarybos name (Rotu-
z6je), 2. zemdirbiu ministeri-
jos praneSimas. 3. Pranesimas
F
prof. Gogel apie gyvuliu Ii
Cos prasiplatinima RytQ ze-
mase, 4. PareiSkimas Valstijos
atstovQ apie limpanGiu ligu is
siplatinima If iu isnaikinima,
5. Pasitarimai If nurodymal
ypatingai prof. Gogelio, kolSirl
budu sulaikyti limpanciQ ligQ
prasiplatinima il iu ishaikini-
ma. 6. Isteigimas tarptautines
komisijos greitesniam tp ligll
iSnaikinimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
PATARIA VYRIAUSYBEI
KONTROLIUOTI PLY
STANCIAS MEDIA
GAS.

Washington, Kovo IS. -
Kuomet bus atSaukti karo me-
to iStatymai, is po vyriausy-
b6s kOntroIis iSeis dirbimasir
pardavin6iimas visokios ply
StanGios medziagos. Tuomet
bus progos visokiems> pikto
moro zmonams naudoties dina
mitu If kitokia sprogstancia
medziaga.
Kad to nebutQ, kasyklQ blu
ras reikalauja, kad vyriausy-
be nepaleistq * savo kontro-
les plyStanGiu medziagQ ga-
minimo If pardavimo- <
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
UzKV|ETIMAS.

Suomi nuoshdziai kvieciu
visus New Yorko apylinkiu
Lietuvius katalikus darbuoto-
jus atsilankyti FederaciJos
Darbuotojp 24-ton konferenci-
jon, kuri ivyks Kovo % d., s
valanda vakare, 1921 m., Fe-
deracijos rastineje, 222 South
Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kadangi 81 konferencija bus
pirana po Federacijos Tarybos
suyaziavimo, kuris ivyko Ko~
vo 9 ir 10 dienom, siq metu,
Chicago, Hl., bus pranesta ger
biamiems darbuotojams IS SUI
vazziavimo naujq nutarimQ ir
nauJQ plenu musq Vlsuoinelll-
niam veikimui. Malonekite
skaitlingai susirinkti virsmi-
neton vieton paskirtame 1ai-
Ike.
A. J. Valantiejus,
A. L. r. K. F. Sekretorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
Prizes MAzINIMA UzMO'
KESNIO ANGLEKA-
SLAMS.
ANGLEKAsIV PREzIDEN-
TAS PEnaf Ed A Kom-
PANIJAS.
Kitaip. anglekasiai pakils ko-
Won uz savo teiSes.
Indianapolis. Ind, KovO 10

indianapolis. Ind, kovo 10.
- Bi maziauSiaS miginimaS
mazinti uHmokeSnl angleka-
slams tuoiauS $uSidurS, >u as
tria mijoS kova.
Taip vakar cia pareiSkd an
glekaSiQ organizacijOS United
Mine Workers Of America
prezidentaS Lewis:
PrezidentaS Lewis sake, JOG
taip yra nuSistaciusi vykdo-
moii organizaciioS taryba.
Angleka~iQ organizaeija Su
kompanijomiS yra suriSta su-
tartimi ligi Kovo 81 d., 1922
m. Todel kompanijos tegu ne
driSta lauzyti sutarties.
Vykdomoji anglekasRl orga-
nizacijoS taryba turi ziniu, kad
Eai-kurioSe valStijose kOmpa-
nijoS jau 6musios darbuoties
uzmOkesniO Sumazinimo reika-
lie. Eina gandai. kad visur
kompanijoS pakelS tq klauSi-
ma. Bet kompaniioS tegu nu-
rimSta. Mes anglekasiai nepa-
siduOS jQ nOramS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
GEN. WRANGEL SAUKIA
ST PAGELBos.
Jam gala paleisti savo ka-
ruomenes.
Konstantinopolis, Kovo l!

1ANAASSOsAAOAAASFS ~.
= Buves prieSbolSevikinGs ar
mijos vadas pietin6je Rusijo-
ie, gen. Wrangel, paskelbe at
siliepima j Suv. Valstijas II
] kitas Sails, prasydamas pini-
gu, su kAriais jis gal6tQ pa
laikyti savd armija, vienatine
iSla7inta Rusu priesbolseviki-
ne karuomene,. kuria neverte-
tn pakrikdyti. Mes gall ateiti
laikas, kuomet jo armija bus
labai reikalinga.
Pirmiau jo karuomene buvo
Selpusi Prancuzija. Bet Siandie
Prancuzija atsisako ta daryti.
Tam tikslui tad neturima rel
kalingo fondo.N
Prdncuzija pataria kareivius
paleisti If pasiqsti Rusijon.
Tas butp vistiek, kad juos pa
siQstum vilko nasruosna.
Prancuzai gen. Wrangelfui
ismetineja, kad jis.padares di-
dele klaida prisimdamas is
Krimo ta armija. Sake, rel
keje jam pasimti tik venus O.
ficierus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
Kronstadta Paimti Pavartota
10000 Karuomenes
KRONSTADTO GARNIZO-
MAS PAs1RODE NU-
SIKAMAVES.
Neturejo aztektinai ginklu ir
amuniciios.

Stockholmas, kovo 19..
Is Suomiios depeSoje patvir-
tintas tvirtovis kronStadto
puolimas. #
Gauta ziniQ, kad bolSevikql
karo komisaraS Trotzky prize
sails KroliStadtQ buvo pavarto-
les suvirs 10000 kareivip.
KronStadto revollucijonieriQ
garnizone buta tik $4,000 ka-
reiviQ. Visi buvo nuilse, nusi-
kamave. Mes per dienaS II max
It's jiems ;buvo Seik6je. kovoti
Su puolanciais BOlSevikais.
Be to, jiems ten buVo tru-
Ike ginklQ il amunicijos.
zymi dalis revoliucijonieriQ
su savo vadu, sakoma, pabe-
ge Suomijon, kuomet pamate
neiSlaikyma prizes bolSevikp
puolima. Tai atlike Suomijos
uzlajos ledu.
Vargas pakliuvusiems boise
yiku rankoSna revoliuciionie-
Iiams. > ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-21
PALIUOSUOTI IS KALEJI-
MO KOMISARAI.

Londonas, Kovo 10. = Boil
SevikQ karuomen6, uzemusi
KronStadta, pirmiausia is te-
naitinio kal6jimo paliuosavusi
Baltijos laivyno komisara Ku-
zminq IL KronStadto sovieto
pirmininka Vasilijeva.
Jiedu buvo areStuotu SUI re-
voliucijos pradzia.