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CAfnahan's Addition,
Fl &E1 NE4 Sci Sec. 0.152.53

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s-gt Lot. Blk. Amt.
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Geo. F. Stewart..... 3 l .35
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cluded) 65'x665' $3.50. 5 $50
Geo; F: Stewart, 1'x66o,,
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\8 and nj of.....A... 8 1924
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of lot 9 and nj of. -. 10 8.14
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VILLAGE OF HoNEYTo8D
Lot. Blk. Amt.
Farmers Elev. Co, 5o'x
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21

Scsatiaaea on toalowinY passy
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29
A FLORIDA FACT
(By Moses Folsoml

Ny MUSES. AOASO1AAJ
Florida has no state debt. The gen.
eral fund however owes the school
fund a little over S600,000. Florida
became a territory March 30 1922 and
state on March 3, 1845. With a
water area of 3,S05 square miles and
54.S6t square miles of land surface,
total of 1855. Florida after Geor-
gia is the largest of the % states
east OF the Mississippi The present
constitution went into effect in 1887.
The legislature consists Of two houses,
a senate of thirty two members and
. house OF representatives of eighty
four members. 1t meets on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
April in odd numbered years at ITALIA
hassee and holds for sixty days. The
nexc session begins April 8, 1923. The
executive power is vested in a gov
ernor selected for four years and who
is not eligible for reelection for the
next succeeding term. The other exc
cu5iye officers, known as the cabinet,
include the secretary of state, attor-
ney general. comptroller, treasurer,
superintendent of public instruction
and commissioner of agriculture, elect
ed for four years. There is no lieu
tenant governor. The judicial power
of the state is vested in the supreme
court, circuit, criminal courts, coun-
ty courts, county judges and justices
of the peace. The political unit of the
state is the county, each being divid-
ed into five commissioner districts.
The township system, common in the
land grant states. is not recognized.
The commissioners constitute the
governing body and are assisted by
county officials usually found in most
states. Exemptions from forced sale
included $50 acres of land or a half
acre within the limits OF a city and
$1,000 of personal property Persons
must reside in the state one year and
in the county six months to enjoy the
right OF suffrage
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ae'rs Of Great Heritage
"WHAT?"

DO you think we shall sit, in millions.
Through the years multiplied by bill
lions,
Just twangling on harps OF gold?
Shouting out just the same 'halIeiuia, y
TIL the sound of it jars all through
you,
Repeating a tale retoId?
Iidon't.
Don't you think that, like birds of
passage,
We shall hy. with some heavenly
message,
OF Jesus from sphere TO sphere?
That all space will reveal such goiags.
All the universe show such dOings?
Incessant, both far aand near?
do
Now worshipping at Jesus throne.
Then. on glad errands for Him flown,
In rapid flight from star to sta,
His message TO bear afar.
Mong myriad planets, as the roll.
Through vast space, from pole to
pole?
Cur non?
Robert Harris in the Christian
Index
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29
a WIZARD AT WORD PAINTING

AS an adept at word painting the
talented young woman who writes for
the Miami Herald has attracted Mr.
Phil Armstrong; attention for her
wizzardy in word painting
He gives as a sample her descrIp-
ton Of the Yellow Elder:
Great spikes of yellow,
Clear yellow.
Yellow as canary's wing,
Yellow as topaz;
Yellow
Start up suddenly into the sky.
Snatching at pure blue and white, with
eager gold hands,
Mounting, mounting, toward blue fire,
On green as feathery as new fern.
Fragile, ecstatic.
Some call it yellow elder
But think it is tuning fork
Perfect pitch.
Against which all the other colors
are struck and tested
Or else the golden heart of South
Florida,
Shouting hello to the cloud dazzle.
The Miami Metropolis also has an
artist in word painting when extol-
ing the beauty and coloring of the
Hibiscus.
Listen to this:
Red hibiscus,
Red hibiscus,
With its changeful flame,
Glowing in the landscape
In sunshine and in rain.
Scarlet, warm. alluring,
With its background sky of blue,
Painted by Master,
Mods welcome to you;
Friendly. kindly, gracious
In its CHEEKY bloom,
Flanked by green Of pine and palm
With not a hint OF gloom.
Sturdy. vivid, lasting,
Always just the same,
| salute enjoy and love you,
Friendly. pleasing flower of fame
To prevent a cold. take 66S-6-o-tf
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To remove iron rust from muslin or
linen, wet with lemon juice and salt
and dry in sun.
Starched overalis are easier to laun-
der and do not soil so rapidly.
Wool blankets dried on curtain
stretchers will prevent shrinking.
Do not put puddings conta ming
milk In an extremely hot oven, for
the heat curdles the milk
Do not open the oven door until
the cake has been in oven 10 minutes.
By this time il has had time to set
aud will not fall
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29
HAPPY ATLANTA

In an advertisement. one Of the At
lanta National banks makes the fol-
loving boost for that city:
Atlanta runs the ad, unlike
many industrial centers, is not de-
pendent upon one or two lines of man
ufacturing that oyershadow all the
others, but has more than 500 fac
tories that manufacture more than
1900 different articles valued at SITS
100000 cash year These factories
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ciRcUMSTANTlAL EVIDENCE IN
FLlcTS GREAT WRONG

The following story comes from
Boston:
Behind the walls Of a Philadelphia
penitentiary where he was serving
sentence for robbery, a hardened
crook and gunman has stepped into
the shadow Of the electric chair
70 save two brothers convicted Of
murder!
Like Jean Vatican in fiction. Jesse
Murphy, 81, is bent on freeing the
innocent although he may sacrifice
himself in the offering.
i've been crooked all my life. but
I'll be damned if I'll see two inno-
cent young fellows suffer for what
I've done" Sc said. SO he signed
confession that may be his death war
rant.
On Feb. i, 1917, Edward P. Foley,
manager OF a Roxbury chain grocery
store, was shot and killed by ban
dit Four nights later, Ordway P.
Hall, manager Of another grocery store
Of the same chain in Dorchester also
was shot and killed
Charles and George Rollins, of Rox-
bury, brothers, were arrested charged
with the murders. Their old mother
was nearly frantic with grief
They tried to put up an alibi. The
prosecuting attorney broke it down.
They were convicted on circumstan-
tial evidence.
George was found guilty of the mur-
der of Foley. Death is the penalty.
Charles was convicted of murder in
the second degree. He was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
Led by the mother. the Rollins
boys friends started long legal fght
to save them. They applied for a
new trial. But the supreme court
denied the application.
1t looked black for the boys
When Jesse Murphy entered the
case.
He was serving a II year term for
shooting and robbing a Federal Re
serve Bank messenger on one of
Philadelphia busiest streets.
Friends informed him of the plight
of the Rollins brothers.
Under the prick of what was left
Of his conscience, he told what he
knew of the Massachusetts murders.
In a written confession he told how
he killed Foley and what part he had
played in the murder of Hall
He did not know the Rollins boys
and had never seen them.
The government said that he was
insane.
But Jesse Murphy defed the alien
lists TO prove it.
The governor Of Philadelphia par
doned him so that he might be turn
ed over to the Boston authorities for
trial on the murder charges.
Now Murphy sits in the cell in the
Charles Street jail
Happy.
I'm going through with this-all
the way he says. Il stand by my
confession as strongly tonight IS the
first night / made it.
I'm going through clean, because
consider the conviction Of the R0l-
Inns boys a terrible trayesty on JUS
tice. I'm set on getting for those
innocent boys something [ never got
myself-
"A square deal"
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h"ads has more beautifully expressed
al of@ehe sentiment, all OF the ten
derness. all of the glory of that simple
word home
a log cabin-the sound OF the word
makes US think OF the silence of the
forest. the murrnur of streams, the
tenderness of spring, of bud and
bloom. the radiance and sunshine of
summer. the glory Of autumn, her
arms filed with gathered sheaves Of
golden grain. and fields ana hills COW
cred with tapestries Of red and brown
aai gold. woven by the hand of In
dian Summer.
Calls Up Many Thoughts
Just log cabin, and we think Of
hearts Of oak AMI souls of high re-
solve. Of men who were men and
mothers who were mothers in a land
o. t.ackless wilderness. when the cane
brakers' were forced to give way to the
waving fields OF the Bluegrass; when
the schoolhOuse took the place OF the
wigwam Of the Indian; when the home
fires giowed where once the red fires
OF the council lighted the face of those
who danced the dance of war and
death.
"A log cabin, sturdy and rugged
and rough hewn. AS rugged as the
faith OF the men who builded them;
as staunch as the character of those
who lived within them: as tender as
the mothers who crooned their siren
lullabies as they rocked their babies
on the puncheon floor and made of
the simple cabins palace AMI home
"A log cabin, from whose rude por-
tails there came men to guard and
guile ami save the republic.
"A log cabin, oncs the home of
our forefathers. those whose blood
still runs within our veins; and as we
lheir children. gaze today upon this
symbol, We see no longer seaunch
5'i logs but love turns theln into
han,dS which served anu hearts which
-o.sl ami souls which prayed into
tis men and women who made Ken
e~cIy. who ~ their service gave to
es ,aa gairesl iani that the good God
ever made, and who held against ne
eessity, against want. against foes
without and foes within that which we
call. with our hearts trembling, on the
words. The Commonwealth of Ken
rucky.'
heirs of Great Heritage
God bless those early cabin bAid-
ers; God keep their spirit among their
children; God grant that we who hold
all from those who gave all, shall be
worthy of the love and service and
character and patriotism which have
come to us as the heirs Of the great
heritage
Help us as we pray God OF our
fathers, known Of old, great Lord of
Hosts, be with US yet, lest we forget.
lest We forget"
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF A
MARRIED WOMAN TO BECOME
A FREE DEALER

Notice is hereby given. that on Mon
f95s. al ten O'Clock a. M. at his Of
fee ia the Court house in Ocala, Flor
ica I intend 60 apply 70 the Judge Of
tae Circuit Court or the Fifth Judi
ciai Circuit Of the State OF Florida, in
and for Marion county. for : license
a. manage, take charge Of and control
ms property. and to become free
dealer ia every respect.
FLORENCE WHALEY YOUNG.
-9-2845t OF Ocala, Florida.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

and sold EN- a. tt1s q barFei wAs
claimed there wasnt q eaaaea faf =
poor man % make = aecent hFan
n this nsasly conaiFy yf-A Apaia1 1allsla
Times
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29
OLD KENTUCKY LOG HOUSE
PRESENTED To THE STATE


We fHtI 81 srestaas made by AT
tAHf kfsth eaaof of The Louisville
fAMes presses IrE 90 behalf 0f the
keaitAt 31rkaF Ciul. and By Gov.
NtNia y Morrow. accepting for the
sla1e. tse uld Kentucky Log House
- fhe state Falr grounds a. the open
las aI he haatuetv state rair
f kn aad
aie, ease n was The Ionisvilla
TImaa mhleh conceived this Fight.
senfa Century LIZ hon.s standing in
ghe mlHaf ~ fha Twentia.b cent,rv
state Fair i heroine. av nr,,,lava 20
nnaf tee h.s.e ana - s,r,,s.t,,.
lnta the taaaiee - ara s,,,a !, -
tueks. sha sIrss .r ws... I. -...-,
hni.sa.
"a. .ara ,r.f. t.,la- ee.l4 ha T.,
sa1aa than ,h.t - Ea,.,..y err ,,a
eraais - her urnatnes. IN houses
lke this lived tha virxnia, and the
carol,n.sn ana ths Maryland uioaaer
whose a4aa hawea ia tlmhars and
siearaa the wilderness In houses
ilte ths wera born the Homeric H..
foes ~ the statehood period on whose
genlns and culture the fame Of Ken.
tncky rests today In houses ike this
the shadows of the Clays and Breck
lnridres. the Underwoods and Rut.
ledNes. the Hendersons and Helms
feli aghwart the threshold. To Boone
and kenton this rude architecture
maFked the progress OF the West"
from the DARK and Bloody Ground 10
the new white mans state. nourished
al the breast ~ Virginia. And to
that mtghty product of the Anglo
saKen race. Abrahsm Lincoln. this
sac mansion beside the poor hut
la whilh ha was born.
Reflected Culture
These lag houses. furnished w;.h
fhe Colonial simplicity aud beauty
uhlfh reflected the culture OF THAR
eNnefs were stll standing when the
var oi thr States divided Ksntucky's
Huna lufa parties of almost equal size
an.nsafed De- ideals OF equal worth.
fee p.anser homes survived taat war
Nov ssfe irr one 81 two. tie log
haaaes are s.ne That The Golden
AEe taef marfei might forarer be
fsmeaiberea. o. was an Inspiration to
eMaaim fae architecture anI histo-,
a taaf ase here On tae grounds og
iha henin ky Stale Far in l922 The
aspiration Nas no. mine. L vas tie
sAousAi % an associate. SIR Woodson.
hai fHe Times espoused 4. and 20
sfpf an' Hne q was that the Ken
tatht Jockey Club. without soiicila
t'on. supplied the large sum Ot money
neeeesar, % accomplish a. and the
AttAtleed the builder and the ehate
@iae nave racn IN ndeiity and excel
irnee carried % unmarried achieve
NEAT the beauty Of the original
''paEa,
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

Speaking of braggarts," remar'-s
Herb Felkel, did you ever see a man
with a good catch of fish go home
through a back alley?' Nope. But
we know a man who toEged fifteen
barrels of oysters in a days time
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

employ more than $4,000 people who
are paid in excess of $4,000 900 for
each years work.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

The Plant CITY NelhaI'sfs aase
bought a s2oooe slis CO.. tts sfss1a
OF a handsome chuFch Tae ~ -
2f0x210.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

To prevent a cold. take s6s.-s-2ss.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-11
LlE7UyOS ATSTOVAS
PAS P. HUGHES'A.:

WASHINGTON, rugp. 3 d.
,(Elta). = Vakar Lietuvos At
stovas gerb. V. Carneckis at
silank6 pas Valstyb6s Sekfeto-
riQ p. Hughes g, kuriam iSrei-
Sk6 pad6kQ NJ suteikta hietu-
val pripazinima: Lietuvos AZ
stovas buvo labai malonial
priimtas. Pasikalb6jime p.
Hughes pareiSk6 savo pasiti-
kajimo, kad tarpe dvlelQ val
stybiu Amerikos II Lietnvos J.
vyks artiml ir draugirgQ san
tkiq;
Siandie buvo raStu iteikta
Nalstyb6s Sekretoriui Lietu-
vos Vyriausyb6s padtka An1e-
rikos valdziai uz pripazin!m2.
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GUDV PARTIzANA1.

Nakti prizes liepos 8 d. ties
Ariechovo, Kuranevo ir Blai-
nikQ sodziais pasirod6 burial
sukil6liu, kiekviename po 30
100 zmoniQ. Jie iszud6 6
&cimynas cia apgyvendintQ
IenIIQ kariQ, tarp jig atsargos
kapitona Pctrikovsky. Bielo-
viezos miSk1l slity sukileliQ
burial labai ibaugino gyvento-
jus. Kalbama, kad ten burial
ketina uzpulti Bielsl1q. Len
kams suSaudzius Balstog6je 4
g1ldu partizanus, gudai gwen
tojai 6m6 |baisiai terorizuotl
lenkus. Del did6janciq nera-
mump rytV vaivados suslren-
ka pasitarti del priemoniQ ko-
val su partizanais (Gudu Sp.
Biuras = Elta).
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GUBERNAT0RIUS DE-
NUNCIJUoJAMAs.

THRRE,, HAUTE,. md, I,
II. - Apie 5000 streikininkQ
anglckasiQ ir gelezinkeliQ sop
menal turtjo gatv6mis paroda-
vima. ..
ParoduojanGiu prieSaky he
Sta paraSas. '.'Kartiviai, Sau-
tuvai ir durtuvai ncliuomct ne
gamins angliQ."
Streikininkai Sauk@ valstDos
gubernato1iQ patraukti atsa-
komyben (impeachment) W
kariuomen6s vartojimq prize
angliQ kasyklQ.
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PORTUGAL|JOJE VEL
NAUJAS TRIUkSMAS.

MADRIDAS, rugp. II. Is
Portugalijos gauta zinirl jog
tenai ir vel kila naujas triuk-
Smas. Pramatomas visoj sa-
ly generals darbininkq strei-
kas. Is streiko gall kilt re-
voliucija. ... ~
Todel Sales vyriausybd sa.
vo ofisus iSnaujo pcrk&I@ is
sostin6s Cascaes tvirtcv6n, W
II mailiQ nuo Lishonos. Te-
mai apsigyvcna il vyriausybds
nar;ai su savo $cimynomis.
Be to, visoj Sally paskelbta
karo pad6tis, CONSTITUENCIES ga
rantijos suspenduotos ir mia
masi kitokiQ priemoniq sally
palaikyti tvarkq. ....
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c u HICAG0JE |
TAN9G1 PRoTAs.

V. Petraskus, 148 f. 1O7 ST.,
liepos % d. vakare arti savo
namQ sutiko du vyruku. Vie
mas is jQ turajo rankoje krep-
Si. Petraskus paindonavo.
"Kq jus turtle tame krop-
$y?" paklaus6 jis.
"AStuonis tukstancius dole
riQ," pasigirdo atsakymas.
"Mcs norime-tuos ping!us pa,
vest labdarybes tikslams. kas
tiesa, mes vos is6jome is kle-
bonijos. Mes nor6jome pini-
gus pavesti kunigui, bet jls
serga. Gal nori tuos pinigus
NUNS palaikyti? Juk su tick
pinigQ nesmagu eiti gatve-
mis-. -
Petraskus iSreisk6 nora pi-
nigus palaikyti pas save.
''Bet tanlsta turi duotl
NUNS bent kokia apdrauda?''
tare vienas vyrukQ.
"Stai eikita vidun ! mano
namus," atsiliepe Petraskus.
GAS duosiu jums pustrecio
'tukstanGio doleriQ uzstata."
Vyruku iSeidamu su 1900
doleriQ isp6jo Petraska neziu-
rdti ] krepsio vidQ.
Uzvakar Petraslzus neisken-
tes atidare krepsl. Atrado pen
kis dolerinius banknotus ir VI
soBiq popergaliu.
PraneS6 policijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-11

Siandie eina 1873 diena, kaip
streikuoja anglekasiai;
Angliq Chicagoje taip maza,
kad vargiai uzteksia desimciai
dienq, jei is kitur kick reikiant
nebus pristatyta, jei valstijos
valdzia il toiaus taip saltai
ir nerupestingai atsines j 81
klausima.
Illinois Manufacturers As
ISOLATION sekretorius Glenn
skelbia, kad jei j deSimti die,
nu Chicagon nebus pristatoma
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sUNEs UzEDE zMOGV.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, rug.
II. = AreStuotas Louis Belar-
de ir jo moteris Mabel. Jie-
du pas save uzlaihh l8-a Sunq,
krlrie uzpiove jQ kaimyna A.
Biese, kuomet tas buvo atejes
in kieman il nezinia az ka pa
keles gincus. ..-a a.
Jiedu paimta kal6jiman, 81
visl. Sunes suSaudyta. Mote
liske pripazino, kad Biese SUI
nes uzpuole, kuomet tasai Jq
uzgaves lazda.
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MCCALL PRoDUKUOTI
ANGLIU.
Negapnama tinkamQ darbi-
ninkQ.

STAUNTON, Ind, rugp.
II. = Devynios dienos pradJo,
'kaip Sioj apylinkdj atidarytos
dvi pavirSutin6s angliQ kasyk-
los su tikslu. pagaminti kuro
nors butiniems valstijos reika-
lams.
Teciaus Xxi Siolei prikrauta
,angliQ tik keturi vagonai, II
nei vienas Smotas ANGLES ne
iSvcZta. Tie kcturi vagonai
stow ant b6giQ su angllmls.
Aplinkui juos sukrauta dau-
giau angliq kruvelemis.
Kuomet kariuomenG buvo
prisiQsta, tai buvo sakoma, jog
kasdien busia galima pagamln
ii po 20 vagonq angliq. Tuo
tarpu kaipir nieko neatlikta.e
Vargas tame, kad valstija
MCCALL .gauti tinkanN prje alig-
liu kaSimo darbininkQ. Is h-
tur partraukti darbimnkai pa
sirodo netinkami II kaipo TO-
ki paliuosuojami. AngliQ ka-
sykloje Siandie yra suvirs 81
darbininku. Bet il Stems ne
ra kas veikti be atsakancnl
tam darbui darbininkQ.
Kalbama, kad valstijos val
dzia ar tik nepristatys ka-
syklas kaliniQ is valstijos ka-
lejimQ. g.
Tuotarpu visoj apskrityjc
veilia karo pad6tis. Streiki-
ninlzai angl6kasiai laikosi kuo-
ramiausia.
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sAVIEJI REMKITE SAVAS
ISTAIGAS.
CH|CACOJE PAkILS DIDELIS NEDARBAS

kick daugiau angliQ, zymi da-
lis dirbtuviQ bus uzdaryta II
apie 100000 darbininkp ne
ticks darbo.
Apie tai painformuotas gu
bernatorius Small. Bet, kick
zinoma, gubernatorius tue
klausimu mazai darbuojasi. II
taip diena paskui diena slen-
Ika. Ir gal tik tuomet bus pa
kilta veikti, kuolnet Chicago
il valstijja suznybs krizis. Bet
.tuomet jau bus kur=kas sun
kiau kaidas atitaisyti.
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IEsKoJo PLEsIKV, RADo
LAVONA.


Ties 80 gat. ir 59-ta ave.
keli pl9Sikai megino apiplesti
pravaziuojanclus automobiliu
mones. Ant laimes pasisuko
policija.
Plesikai sprudo j kornus.
Policija beieskodama pleslkQ4
atrado lprie vieno medic ka-
banti zmogaus apie 60 metu
amziaus lavona, kuris dar ne
identifikuotas.
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PRANCUzy kABINETAS
STOW Uz POLNCARE.

PARYzIUS, rugp. II.
Pranciios ministeriQ kabinetas
vakar turejo posedi Londono
konferencijos klausimu. Pr
mininkavo prezidentas Mile
rand.
Pasibaigus posedziui, pre-
mierui Poineare Londonan pa
siQsta ziniu, jog kabinetas j
p;Inai paremia Londono kon-
ferencijoje.
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Zinios is Lietuvos
METAI-vOL. VII

KLAIPEDA. Apie SeSius
kilometrus nuo Juodkrantes
liepos II d., 6 val. vakare nu-
virto ] jura kalnas. zvGjai,
netoli tos vietos dirbe, isgirdo
dideliausi trenksma, panasq
perkuno trenkimui. Pri6:je
arGiau, pamate, kad krantas
vadinamas "Drumskas," 300
metrq tolyn ] juras nusistu-
mes. Toji vieta buvusi ge-
riausia zvejams zuvims gaudy-
ii. Zyejai, kurie buvo toliau
juror nusiire ir ten gaude zu-
Wis, ,nuo pakiluslll bangq pra-
fduO SdVO llllKuS. UdlcJo dl-
sitikti ir didesne nelaim6. "
keliolikos metrQ nuo tos vie
tos, kur nugriuvo krantas.
Juodkrant6s kerdzius game 45
karves ir ware jas link Drum
sko. Jeigu butq kokiomis 5
minutemis pasiskubines, tai
krantas, Wristbands juron, bu-
tu visus gyvulius palaidojes.
(Elta).
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81. PAUL, Mimi, rugp. IL.
ScptyniQ SiaurvakariniQ
valstiiq gubernatoriai cia turf
konterenciiq.
Wisconsin, gubernatorius
Blaine atidarydamas konfe-
rencijQ paroiSka, Jog su ang-
lckaSiu streiku Siandic yra tik
vicm-vicnas iSdjimas.
FederalG vyriausyb6, nieko
ncIaukGama, privalo uzlntl
viSas angliQ kasyklas il Saliai
pagaminti reikalingo kuro.
Kita;p Gia nicko nebus SUI
Iaukta. Kcnferoncijos seks
paSkui viSokias tarybas, tai
vel taryboS paskui konferen-
elias ir taikos klausimas II
tolesniai pasiliks kaipir kokia-
me uzburtame rate. -Tuotarpu
ateis Salciai. Gyventojai ne
tures kuro il priede darbinln
kai darbo.
Gubernatoriai suvaziavO pa
sitarti angliQ kasyklQ atidary-
mo klausime.
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LIETUvOS K0NSTITUCI-
IA PRnMTA.

WASHINGTON, rugp. 8 d.
(Elta). = Ruyiucio Id. l.ic-
tuvos st. Seimas galutinai
trcGiuoju skaitymu prit:nd
Lietuvos Respublikos l;onSti-
tucija.
Nisoje Salyje del to rengia-
mos didziausios iskilm6s.
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$4,000 zUVUsEu zMoNLU,


PEKINAS, rugp. II. - y
not ZiniQ, $jautes andai taifu-
nas, kuris sunaikines Swallow
uoStQ, yra atIikes didesnos
baisenybcS, negu i$pradzlQ bu-
vo marcma. Anot naujauslQ
ziniQ, nuo taifmo tnrtjo zutl
apie 80 tukstancW zmonlQ,
Daugiau 100 tukstanciQ EMO
niQ paliko be pastogfS II be
mantOs.
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w AUiToMoB1LIQ
voGIMA.

Ana vakara Chicagoje are
stuotas uz automobiliu vogima
Harry Curran su keliais savo
draugais.
10 tevas, Thomas Curran,
yra Illinois valstijos legisla-
turoj atstovu.
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DU NUzUDYTA, VIENAS
SUzEISTAS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, rugp.
II. - u 10 maiiliQ nuo Gia
vieno;c ukaie nezinomi pikta-
dariai nuzud6 JuliQ Balzer su
10 Seserimi. Brolis William
atrastas tik primuStas il pa
imtas ligonin6n.
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PAMEsTA BoMBA.

Priesaky namp, 1913 Town
send ST., ekspliodavo pamesta
bomba. Gyvenaneius namuo-
Sc zmones pagavo pasiauba is
birejus nuo baisaus trenksmo
langQ stiklams.
Namai yra trijQ aukstq. A
patiniame gyvena savininkas