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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For. taxi and auto livery cal
5s6-W-2.-Adv. #.
Miss Johanna Mitved of valley
City. N. D.. arrived Saturday for visit
with relatives. - ~
Dewey E. johnson and Lee Buck
ley OF Litchfield were, in Willmar on
Monday OF last week.
Miss Sophia Jorstad of Minneap
oils is whiting with relatives in this
city over the holidays.
Irwin Norman. University stu
dent is home visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Norman.
Mrs. Christine Paulson of Pen
mock left Friday for Marshall to visit
with friends over Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. James Dahl left this
city Saturday to visit at Montevideo
over the Christmas holidays.
Emil Olson of Cokato returned
home Thursday after a few days visit
with WILDER Cervin in this city.
Arthur Berg left Thursday fol
Rushferd, Minnesota, to visit with his
friends at that place for two weeks
Rev. Mons Sotendahl OF Sunburg
was in this city last Wednesday and
Thursday seeking medical aid.
Will Sturmer OF Waverly visited
with his brother Arthur Sturmer in
this city a few days last week.
Miss Emma Goldsberry left Sat
urday for her home at PeQuot, where
she will spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Dietz and two sons
and George Odell of Wahpeton arriv
ed for holiday visit in the city.
Miss Alma Mieke left Friday tor
Raymond to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mieke.
Mrs. w. A. Brisbin left this city
Friday for Priam to visit with her
parents during the Xmas holidays.
Martin Trongard Of Marshalltown
Iowa, is at present visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Trongard
Emil Mellgren who Is attending
school in this city went to his home
in Kerkhoven to visit over Christmas
e H. Halldin went to New Lon.
don Friday to visit hts mother. Mrs
Mary Halldin. over the Xmas holidays
For taxi ard auto livery cal
536-W-2.-Adv. #.
Howard McNevin returned to his
home in St. Paul Thursday after a cou'
pie of weeks visit with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson and
son Wayne of Raymond arrived Sat
urday for a visit at the home of Mrs
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is johnson over the holidays.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

| - Miss Marie Albrscht nurse at the
Wiilmar Hospital left Saturday for
Hutchinson to spend the holidays with
her parents at that place - j. t.<s
Earl Curran and Alvin Nordstrom
returned Thursday from the Univer-
slty for visit at their homes in the
city during the holidays.
Misses Annie Olson and Florence
Person went to Atwater to visit at
their respective homes at that place
during the Xmas vacation. =. ts~s
Miss Alhild Anderson left Friday
for Nilaca and Isle, Minnesota, to
spend the Christmas vacation with her
sister, Mrs. P. NJ. Peterson.
Miss Cora Galliford OF MiAneapo-
lis came to this city Thursday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John sGalaiford.
-Minton LundQuist returned to his
home in this city Wednesday to spend
the Christmas vacation here. He at
tends the University of Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wahlquist Of
Paynesvine arrived here Friday to
visit with the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Gibson in Roseland. :,
j. J. Lannon of Murdoch came to
this city Friday and brot his con with
him home who has had an operation
performed at the Willmar Hospital. .
Lewis Norgren, piano tuner. mem
Der OF the National Assn of Piano
Tuners is at his home at Minneapolis
this week He expects to resume his
| work at Willmar after Jan. l.
Miss Ruth Erickson and Mrs.
Lloyd Ward of Minneapolis arrived on
! Saturday to spend some time visiting
at their parental home, the Ole E. Err
ickson home in Lake Lillian township.
-Chauncey Frye was painfully
struck near the left eye by bar which
accidentally slipped from a set posi-
ton. Fortunately the eye was not
touched. A bruise resulted from the
blow. .~,<4. -,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

Mrs. Sivert Aaseng arrived in
this city from Glenwood to visit with
relatives and friends during the tholi-
days. 49, s.. ss9.
Mis- Pauline Lord who is tea
cher in this city went to Morris Thurs
day to spend the Christmas vacation
there. 49,. . ;.s,.s..., - ) H.
III. A. Bates went to Minneapolis
Wednesday, to spend the Christmas
holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. r.
Bates. s.~ :-~'.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Sturmer left
Friday for Minneapolis to visit the
I latter's brother, I. J. Bartlett, during
Xmas.
Miss Louise Schmidt left Friday
for Montevideo to spend the holidays
at that place with relatives and
friends.
+. Lawrence Holm of New London
arrived Saturday to spend the holidays
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
P. Holm.
-Olof Nasset of Fargo who has been
visiting with his cousin Edward Mas.
set returned to his home at that place
Thursday.
R. N. Peterson of Atwater went to
Lowry Friday to visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson
until Monday.
Walter Nelson of this city spent
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Nelson,
at Litchfield.
Miss Alma Klingenberg is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Victor Klingen-
berg in this city.
Miss Laura Vane, Grace and Wal
ter Larson left Friday from this city
to visit at Richard Larson's over the
Christmas holidays
Miss Florence Erickson left on
Thursday for Clayton, Wis, to spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Erickson.
Arthur Nelson and his friend mo-
tored to Candy and Tonton Friday to
visit with relatives and friends. They
returned on Saturday.
Miss Lydia Johnson who is teach
ing school at Kent, Minnesota, came
to this city Thursday morning to visit
and spend the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. John
son. a;&5X
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Weather Of the Week

The average maximum temperature
for the week has been IA and the av-
erage minimum. 10 below. The lowest
temperature recorded for the week at
the voluntary observers bureau was
"a below on Saturday. The highest
temperature on any one day OF the
The week was characterized by steady
north winds until Monday and was
partly cloudy all week. Christmas was
white Christmas but there was nei-
Their skating, skiing, nor coasting to
delight the heart of the school boy
thru the holiday week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

week for installation in the boiler
room at the municlpal building. The
function of this pump is to collect the
hot water which has been condensed
In the steam pipes and radiators both
in the auditorMa and the mnnicipal
building and then to automatically in
ject it back into the boiler. Without
such a pump this hot water goes to
waste and to renew the water in the
boiler, it was formerly necessary to
inject cold water which, reduced the
water temperature, thus requiring a
larger consumption OF coal to keep up
the temperature in the building.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor

Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
Communion services on Sunday,
January list, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock.
There will be a New Years wake at
the church on Saturday evening be-
ginning at 9 o'clock. The following
program will be rendered:
Song, choir.
Reading, Alice Lund.
Vocal solo, Edith Ogren.
Reading Stella Anderson.
Selection, Orchestra,
Reading, Edith Eckman.
Vocal duet, Mr.. and Mrs. O., G. Nordlie:
Remarks, Rev. Amer.
Song.
Refreshments will be served after
the program.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

day from Rochester and Darwin, res
pectively. to spend the Christmas va
cation +~ ,,,:s,s :
- Miss Dora Lawson went to Wilmar
ON Saturday to visit at the E. E. Law
son home where all the members OF
the Lawson family gathered to enjoy
their Christmas Day festival.
Miss Lila Olson, assistant musical
director in the Cedar Rapids, a.,
schools, and Alpha Olson, who tea
ches at Big Lake, arrived Saturday to
spend the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Olsen
Miss Ruth Lundquist and Mrs. Ha-
eel Olson arrived home from Minneap-
oils on Saturday. Mrs. Olson is re-
turning today to her duties at Ethel
hospital, Minneapolis, while Miss
Ruth will remain in New London the
rest of the winter.
Miss Hulda Hanson arrived from
Red Lake Falls on Thursday to spend
two weeks at her home. Angel Han
son came up from Minneapolis on Sat
urday to remain until Wednesday.
Miss Dora Hanson who is training in
her senior year at Fairview Hospital
at Minneapolis, was unable to be here
to complete the home circle this
Christmas.
Brothers at New London received
word on Monday of the serious illness
of Solomon G. Ogren of Souris. n D.
Mr.. Ogren has wide circle of friends
here in this community who earnestly
hope for his recovery.
Louis Eckman and daughter AIDE
laide and Helen Fink drove to Pay
nesville on Friday to meet Miss Ethel
Eckman who cane home via the 500
from Minneapolis for Christmas Day.
She returned Monday Miss Edith
Eckman came home from Bagley the
following day via Paynesville also.
and will enjoy two weeks vacation.
Miss Florence Monsoon arrived home
from Virginia on Friday. Miss Flor
ence and sister, Hattie, went to kerk-
hoven the first Of the week to visit at
the home Of their sister, Mrs. Geo.
Thonvold.
The Misses Alice Markell, Elvira
Skavdahl, Emma Christensen and FL
vira Larson of St. Cloud arrived here
via auto the middle of the week. to
spend the holidays at their respective
homes
The following were among the New
London young folks who attended the
spoon social in Dist. 10 on Friday ev-
ening: the Misses Ethel Larson, Ger
vaise Covell, Orletta Larson and Wal
ter Olson, Burton Larson, Walter Skeie
Reuben Holm, Walter Anderson and
Ellis Carlson.
The St. Cloud-Willmar motor bus
which has been running thru the will
age all summer discontinued service
in New London the first Of the week.
Carsten Osmundson of Willmar
spent Christmas Day in New London
with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Nicholson are
entertaining guests this week: the
Misses Christine. Ellen, Henrietta and
Helen Nicholson and Norman Mick
elson, all Of Belgrade.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Christmas Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Van Worst very
Hospitality entertained about twenty
guests at big turkey dinner on Sun
day evening. They were: Mrs. H. Pay
ne and the Calvin Payne family of
Hawick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Worst
Of Paynesville, Mrs. Watson (Maude
Rutan) and daughter of Tracy, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlisle Larson and the NJ.
F. LundQuist family.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Tom Moore Remembered

Tom Moore Ren1efnbered
New London and RoseEille friends
took great pleasure this Christmas in
making "Uncle Tom" Moore gift of
something over a hundred dollars in
purse of money. We wish Mr..
Moore many more happy Christmas
Days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
To osakis and Winona

3 Miss Griselda Olson departed on
Monday Tor Osakis to be present at
reunion of the Osakis High School
Alumni From there she Will go to
Winona, where she will be the guest
for a few days OF her friend, Miss
MildrenrWard. -.."
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Mr., Q, A. Nelson Leaves

Mr.. Nelson is leaving today on his
trip thru the southern states, having
remained at his post of duty thru the
busy holiday season at the railway
office. We will all hope for Mr.. Mel
sons early return to our community.
His place at the station is being taken
by Mr.. E. R. Salter of St. Cloud who
arrived here on Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Telephone. Meeting


The stockholders OF the New Lon
don Telephone Company held spe-
cial meeting in the council room on
Monday to hear the report OF the CON-
n1ittee which had previously been ap-
pointed to prepare plans for rebuild
ing the exchange. The committee re-
ported in favor OF discarding the pres
ent exchange, excepting only the
switchboard the cables, the telephones
and such of the poles as may be cap
able of further use in the new con-
struction, and then to rebuild the ex-
change making it cable plant thru
out, thus doing away with all wires
and open lines within the village. Out
line plans for the cable distribution
were presented by the committee and
discussed by those present. The COM
mittee was authorized to employ a
practical telephone engineer to come
to New London and prepare detailed
plans and lists of material for the new
exchange. The directors were in
structed, if possible, to lease the en-
tire second floor in the State Bank OF
New London building and to establish
the new Central office there.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
From City Schools

Miss Mildred Johnson of Manchester
College, Reuben Almquist of Dun
woody Institute and Harlow Lundquist
and Harold Fink, students at the Min
nesota University, arrived in New
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Mil Closes For the Week

The New London mill shut down
for the holidays this week to make re-
pairs. ..:... L.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
War Tax on FREIGHT Removed

The station agent announces that
the war tax on freight has been re-
moved This makes a reduced fare
of third of cent per mile on tickets
and express,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
Christmas Seal Sale

The Christmas seal sale in the will
school sold $1,000 worth. The State
Health Association awarded small pri-
zes of button for 26 sold by any one
pupil, top for so and a puzzle for 81
worth. There were SIS buttons earned,
tops and 4 puzzles, to be delivered
at school in January. The pupils and
patrons in the community all have the
sincere thanks of the Health Associa-
ton for their hearty cooperation in
the good work. You have helped
make life brighter for the hundreds
of tubercular patients.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
STUDY Club

The Study Club met at Mrs. Elias
Johnson's on Wednesday, The par
lors were decorated in the Christmas
colors and the attendance was good.
The program as announced was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Nordlie and Mrs. Holm.
There was special vocal music by
Miss Rhoda Monsoon and also music
by Miss Mabel Johnson at the player
piano. Mrs C. V. Lynde was receiv-
ed into the club as new member. The
next meeting will be January 9TH at
the home of Mrs Nordlie, the lesson
to be "The Palms." and Texas" and
the roll call, Modern Inventors"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28
New Meters

The Public Service Co. last week
received large shipment of new me-
tiers which will be installed within the
next few days replacing the meters
used in the old system
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

New Hot Water Pump
A new electrically driven hot water
pump was received by the village last
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-12-28

London on Thursday for the holiday
vacation 'a.~s..s>~ ~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31
SKAITYKITE R PLATN,
KITE DRAUGA"
KV-sLovAKQ ARMIJA
MOBILIZUOJAMA.
cekai sako, kad Ungarija ,turi
but paklusni.

PRAGA, Cekoslovakija, sp.
80. "Laikymas nelaisveJe
buvusio i1nperatoriaus Karo-
lilo ir jjo zmonos nepatenkins
kaimingqjQ valstybiq," pa
reiske premieras Benes vie
nam korespondentui.
"Cekoslovakija turi gauti
uztikrinima nuo UngariJos,
kad buves imperatorius tikrai
abdikuos ir Ungarija turi
gvrantuoti, kad tenai ne
kuomet nebus vietos Habsbur-
gu dinastijai.
"Mes reikalaujame, kad
Ungarija nusiginkluotq il pill
mai pildytu taikos sl1tarti, bu-
tent, kad j grazintp Burgen-
|landa Austrijai.
"Mes senai to laukiame il
|lgas laikas buyome kantrps,
Mes vedame derybas trejus
metus If siandie veikian1e SUI
tikime su savo lg1iunginin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31
KIEK IsKASTA ANGLIQ
ILLINOIS VALsTIJoJE.

Illinois valstijoje kasyklQ II
mineralp (naugiQ) direktorluS,
Robert NJ. Medill, paskelbe,
kad valstijoje yra 1,O35 ang-
lip kasyklos. Tos kasyklos vie
neriais metals, pasibaiguslals
binelio 80, 1921, pagamlno
SO.121.94S tomas angliQ. An
.gliu kasyklos yra 53-se APPS
krityse.
r. Is tn pagamintp angliQ ge-
lezinkeliu kompanijos supirko
22,228,449 tomas. Be to, dar
5O6,993 tonos pavartota ku-
remit garvezius nuosaVoJe val
stiioje. Paeip kasyklQ opera
toriu per metus pasiqsta / VI,
sur 5O,836,5O7 tonos. sios vi.
SOS anglys paejo is 389 ka.
svklu. Kitos visos likusios ka
syklos pasitenkino angliQ pris
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31
1NIOs APIE L|ETUVA.
use M1L1oNo .vEJAIs
NUEJo.

Vienas Zarasu apskrities,
zmogelis parsinese is Amerfs
kos 1000 doleriu, kuriuos SUI
dejes j bonka paslepe kamine.
Bet negerove dave tam kami-
nui uzsidegti If sudegino vi
sus tuos pinigus. Mual pi-
nigais butp buye apie puse
miliono auksinQ, uz kuriuos
daug kas galima padaryh.
Dabar tas zmogus graudinasi,
kad j banka nebqyo pad6iess
tu pinigu. "Tr.1'
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kais. Siandie mes galutinai
nusprend9me ant visuomet
pasalinti nereikalinga sau pa
voju il paskui gyventi taiko-
Ije.
"Gekoslovakija nieko sau
nenori. Nei vieno sprindzio
Ungarijos teritorijos. Bet j
nori, kad taika butq pildoma.
Musq armijos mobilizaci-
ia nepertraukiama. Jugosla-
via taipat mobilizuojasi il
Rumunija eina SUI mumis.'
Tai toksai Cekoslovakijos
Ivaldzios nusistatymas. Pre-
mieras Benes tikrai jaueiasi,
kad parlamentas parems val
Edzios nusistatyma
TeGiau mobilizacija seka
palengva. Vokiediai parla-
mento atstovai stow opozici-
|joje. Socialistai taipat prize
singi karui. Jie sake, kad
Gekoslovakija neturi reikalo
1naisyties j svetimos Sales vi
dujini padejima. Mobilizaei-
ia savo keliu ria daug pini-
go. Karas pagaliau gall bra
lngiai atsieiti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31
Anglijos Darbas Cru
moja Streiku
Priiessiinasi Anglijos-Japo'
MICS Sutarciai
IA SUTARTIS REIkSTy NAUJA kara

tq; atkreiptq prizes Russia, sa'
ko Williams.
Anot tronsportQ darbininkG
virSSaiGio, Japonijos Imperial
lizmaS jau If be to ieSko pro,
Cos pakelti kara. Taigi jis ne
gall tur6ti jokiQ sQJunglnlQ
padtitjQ. Tuomet pats Vlena>
ne taip veik gales tampytlS.
Karo. tranSportQ, gelezlnke,
liu. kaSyklQ il metalo darbl,
ninku organizaciju atStoval
lures SuvaziavimQ Amsterda-
me tuO paGiu laiku, kuomet
WaShingtone prasidtS konfe-
renciia.
suvazziave iira4ls galimQ prize
moniu suturati naujQ rengla-
mali pasaulio kara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31

tatyti lokaliams vartotoJams.
Birzelio 80, 1921, visos ka-
syklos tur9jo pagamintos II
neparduotos ANGLES 494,546
tomas.
Per tuos metus visose kasy-
klose, INFANT aplamai, angleka-
siai iSdirbo 152 dienas.
Sulig paskutinio cenzo, val,
Istijoje anglis produkavo 95,-
763 darbininkai. IS tq 92,OoG
dirbo didziul6se kasyklose, 81
xiii - mazose, kur anglys ka-
samos lokaliams reikalams.
Tais paciais metals 222 an,
glekasiu zuvo il 1927 suzeis-
ta taip, kad negalejo dirbti
80 dienu laikotarpiu.
Visose valstijos kasyklose
vartojama 5,34S arkliQ If mu.
lQ.
Kai-kuriose kasyklose var
toiami elektros motorai ir ma.
Sinerijos.
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LONDONAS, spal. 81. -
Anglijos darbininkai nuspren-
de niekais paversti norimQ at
naujinti Anglijos su Japonila
SQjungQ. Darbininkai sake,
kad ia abieiQ Sally sQjunga
gall pakelti naujQ paSauin!
kara.
international Transport,
Workers" federacijOs prezi-
dentas Robert Williams sake,
kad AnglijoS darbininkai prl-
reikus to savo nusistatymQ pa
remS streiku.
.Jei bus reikalinga. i$naujo
bus isteigta ''veikimo taryba
Ia taryba kituomet sugrlove
anglu-lenku sajungos proJek-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-31

WASHINGTON, spal. 81. -
Tarptautin6 ginklavimosi SUI
siaurinimo konferencija, kurlo
ie bus sprendziama If ToIlmQ-
.ju .RytQ problema, cia prasl-
DIES ne lapkr. II. bet lapkr. l.
dienQ rytQ.
Konferencijos pradzia ori-
ginaliai buvo plenuojama Ar
misticijos dienoje, lapkr. H.
TeGiau ta diena ivyks dideIeS
visokios cia iBkilmyb6s. TalSl
konferencijos pradziai nebus
laiko.
Paskelbta, kad konferenci-
jos atidarymo sesija bus vie
sa. Konferencija atidarys val
stvb6s sekretorius Hughes, Wy
riausias is Suv. Valstijq: dele
gatq il personals prezidentc
Hardingo atstovas konferencl'
joje.
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Konferencija Washingtone
Parsides Lapkr. H.

Po atidarymo il po~ walls
tybas seRretoriaus kalbos, kon
ferenciion bus pakviestas pre-
zidentas HardingaS. Po prezl-
dento kalbos, matyt, paSlbalgS
pirmoji sesija.
Konferencija bus atidaryta
Continental Memorial SaleJe,
kurioie gall tilpti 1,4OO EMO
niu.
Is to 800 vietQ skiriama
spaudos atstovams. Konferen,
cijos rengimo komitetas po
delegatq pirmojon vieton sta
to spaudos atstovus. Sake pla,
Gioii publika viska patirs is
laikraSciQ.
Kadangi sal6n bus ileisti
kabineto nariai, valdzios vir.
Sininkai, kongreso atstovai Il
diplomatai, tai publikai var
giai liks kick vietQ.
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ZnOgzudIs IeSkOmas JOdOSG.
kaIvOse

LEAD, S. D., spal. 80.
Burial laisvanoriu zmoniQ, va
dovaujami policijos Juodose
kalvose, arti Rockford, uz %
mailiq, pietuose nuo cia, iesko
kasyklp darbininko Andrew
Rolando, kurs intariamas ku-
nigo Belknap nuzudyme.
Kalbama, kad Rolando bu-
vo matomas arti Rockford.
Taigi, rasi, veikiai jis bus SUI
iintas.
Koronerio teisejai neS6
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DR.. PURYCK1s, T. NARU-
sEVIcIUs. 1svAz1AVo
RYGoN.

WASHINGTON, X 27d.
(Liet. Inf, Biuras). Eltos
pranesimu spaliq % d. Lie
tuvos Uzsieniu Reikalq Mi
nisteris, DR.. Puryckis, Lietu-
vos Atstovas Latvijoje, DR..
Zaunius, ir Lietuvos Atstovas
Londone, T, Narusevicius, is
vaziavo Rygon.
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K1vIRc1AI TARP sUGRY-
zEL1Q IR Is1sEDEJUs1Q
zMoNIQ.

Kai kurie sugryzzeliai is
Rusijos name rasia savo bll-.
tus arba krautuyes Kaune,
kur iie prizes kara gyveno ar
.ba dirbo, niekieno neuzimtus.
Teciaus atvaziave pamate,
kad ju butai, krautuyes kitq
zmoniu uzimtos, todel del to-
.kios aneteisybes" sugryzzeliai.
visiems skundziasi. ctr. "
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nuosprendi, kad kunigas Bel
knap nuzudytas neainomo Emo.
gzzudzio.
Policija surado svarbia liu-
dininke, kurios payarde kol-
kas neiSduodama. Detektivai
jei nieko nesako, bet paskuii
ja sekioja.
Vakar kun. Belknap lavo-
mas iskilmingai palaidotas,
dOyvaujant dideliam skaitliut
kunigijos.
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lerip spaliq 80 buyo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan 8 Trust
Company:
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