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hoped along on its stem. keeping its
point up. This puzzled Mary Ellen a
good deal. She. wondered why the
Leaf did not fall over, and SO she kept
looking at it and following it down
The street
Before long she saw why the leaf
danced along on its stem. Instead of
a single stem the leaf had two-no.
not stems, but little legs. And then
she saw that the point on top wasn't
lear point al all but feather-a
tiny red feather stuck jauntily in a
little green cap. And under the cap
roguish face smiled at her and tiny
arms beckoned her on. Mary Ellen
rubbed her eyes, thinking that she
must be imagining it all. But no.
blink her eyes as she would, the leaf
remained a most mischievous-looki ing
little elf. He said never a word and
Mary Ellen did not dare to speak
first. SO they went on and on
through the village and out to the
river that runs through the meadows
beyond the town, Then Mary Ellen
began TO worry little about going so
far, and so she mustered up her cour-
age and spoke.
Il Where are you going?" she asked.
Follow me. We are nearly there"
answered the elf, In voice like the
voice of tiny silver ben.
SO Mary Ellen followed closely as
the elf skipped along the river bank
until they came to a little stream that
flowed into the river. Here the elf
nd mir
flower that grew close to the ground
handed it TO Mary Ellen and told ner
to eat ii.
No sooner had she swallowed it than
she began to have q most peculiar
feeling in her arms and legs. She
thought to herself that she felt as Il
flannel shirt mus feel when it begins
to shrink.
"Oh. OH" she cried. what is the
matter With me? Please Mr.. Elf,
what have you done to me-.
~ou'll feel all right in just a mo-
nlent. Why don't Nou look about you
bit ?" answered the elf
Mary Ellen did so and was startled
to tind that the grass. which a minute
before had reached only to her knees
now reached to her shoulders.
My goodness" she thought. what
queer grass | wonder what mas il
grow so fast"
Then she suddenly realized that 1t
was not the grass that was growing,
but that she was shrinking. and would
soon be so small there would be none
of her left.
Please. dear Mr. Flf." she cried
Don't let me shrink any more. l
don't want to disappear What will
my mother do if she has no one 20 go
70 the store for her? Please stop me
now before 1t is 90 late"
Now, now said the elf, smiltngly.
cant you trust me ans more than
that? | don't want TO make you dis
appear. YoH' re NOT a bad LITTLE girl
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DELETI0NS WASHINGTON:
l. Suamp Samp. 2. FdirfW. 3. Cast
Cat. 4 Shad- Sad. 5. BaitEdt. g. Pint
Pit. T.. Barge Bare. s. Steer-Seer.
g. Ho0d-Hod 10 Bang-BaC
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National Grange Master
DeplOres Coal Strike
(Cotniued from Page u

will suffer, and the spectacle of
a comparatively small group OF
men and interests selling the
weapon of human misery and hu-
man suffering in order to impose
their will, and their refusal to
deal fairly with one another, and
make others pay the penalty, is
prepostcrous in this nation and
time.
The decision of every member
of the Grange to do his part in
building up an overwhelming pub
lie opinion for fair and just set
Element and the enforcement Of
such settlement to the utmost,
will prevent any strike. Owners,
workers and the Government must
feel the power of this public
opinion.
No man or set of men in this
country can succeed against Il
united public sentiment.
| want you to voice your pro
test against any owners or man
agemcnt Of railroads, or owners of
coal mines, or wOrkmen in either,
creating a condition that will stop
the progress of our recovery from
the terrible scourgc Of war, which
we have Just passed through. And
express it in terms that will leave
no doubt in any mind that we are
in no way to be used to further
the interest of either TO the adj
of one over the other
We are doing our part and it is
not unfair for us to demand that
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Bradford

Principal and Mrs. II. W. Has
kins left Friday for Montreal, p.
O., where they will spend a week.
Martin J. Murphy of Bellows
Falls spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Muir
ply.
Miss Ethel Martin returned to
Canaan, Saturday, after spending
a weeks vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Martin.
Misses Henrietta and Cecilia
Murphy are visiting their sister,
Mls. +. d. Eastman, at East
Corinth.
Mrs. Montifore Daniels and two
sons, Leonard and Junior, of West
Springfield, Mass, were in town
Thursday.
Miss Ruby Carleton who is
teaching in Lincoln, N. H., is
spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Garlic
ton.
Miss May Beede spent the
week end at her home in South
Fairlee.
Arthur W, Cove of Bellows
Fails is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Cove.
The american Legion held a
very successful card party Satur-
day evening, March 25th, there
being Is tables of whist. Refresh
ments of sugar on snow and
doughnuts were served, and all
had most enjoyable time, Miss
Lillian Stillwell received the first
prize, and Warren Martin, the
''booby".
Miss Eebccca Williams, who
SaXton's River, is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr..
is attending Vermont Academy, at
and Mrs. W. S. Williams.
Joseph Parlo of White River
junction is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Oneido.
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leaf that was floating down the river.
quick" cried the elf, take that
stick" Looking where he pointed,
Mary Ellen saw twig floating near
the leaf. Leaning over she pulled 1t
aboard. The elf had found another
stick, and with these as oars to guide
them they were soon hurrying along
with the current. Then Mary Ellen
saw that there Were many other leaves
floating along with them, and that
each bore an elf or two. They called
out to Mary Ellen. saying Hello"
and wishing her a pleasant visit.
Many OF the tiny boats stopped at
huge water lilly near the bank, and the
elf guided their leaf towards the lilly
also AS they drew near Mary Ellen
noticed a sign hanging over n door cut
in the side ofthe lily. 1t said:
WATER LILY TEA HOUSE
The elf made their leaf fast 10 the
landing, and they climbed the steps
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They soon reached the bank and
grasping the elf's hand Mary Ellen
jumped to the shore. Before she could
thank the elf for her good time he
plueked a forget me-not and babe her
drink the dewdrop nestled in it's cup.
She did so and soon the elf seemed to
be growing smaller and smaller. But
It was really Mary Ellen who was
growing, of course and soon she WAS
back to her right size.
But when she again tried to thank
the elf she couldn't see him. She
peeked under leaves and searched in
the grass and called to him, but no
answer came.
Dear Mr. Elf" said she. 81 guess
he was too shy to stay. I'll keep this
flower he gave me and ! will neoer
forget him" .
Then she remembered that she had
still TO get her mother a loaf of bre al
before supper, and she hurried to-
wards the village. OF course, she was
little late home. but when she told
her mother what wonderful time she
had had her mother didn't scold hit
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GALLUP MILLS

Not much sugar has been made
as yet, but plenty of snow still
remains.
The-robins were seen here Sun
day, a fair reminder of spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tyler of
North Stratford, have moved to
MRS. Lottie Rivers house.
Mrs. Harry Lund and three
sons who have been visiting Mr..
Lund's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Lund, have returned to their
home in Concord.
Mrs. Skif Anderson is away
visiting relatives. Miss Alice
Wilkinson is keeping house for
MIR. Anderson.
John Folsom of East Concord
and Chaifee, Deputy warden of
Burlington and Mr.. Brown, dep
uty warden of Concord were here
the past week on business.
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n Puzzle Corner z

G. Take a letter from liuuid
measure, and leave a hole
Z. Take a letter from a boat, and
leave unflrnished.
8. Take u letter from an animal
and leave a sage.
8. Take a letter from a covering
and leave coal scuttle
40. Take letter from a loud noise.
and leave a pouch.
The deleted letters form the name
OF famous American.
ANSWERS
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Barnet

Miss Leona Moulton OF Barton
has been visiting Miss IIibbaro
and Miss Potter of the Central
telephone station.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Hillard
went to Boston Friday to visit
friends. She will be away Il few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira ]. Albee have
returned from Boston where they
have spent the last few months,
and have opened their house.
Mrs. Arthur Gregg entertained
the social and business meeting
of the Ladies' Society at the par
sonage Friday. A varied program
had been arranged by the com
mittee that was much enjoyed by
the ladies present. Delicious re-
freShmentS were served and a
very pleasant afternoon spent.
Irving Clough of Littleton,
N. H., was in town Tuesday called
here to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Nancy Dunn Gibson, in
the west part of the town. Sauren
Holmes also attended the funeral.
Laura Dow ana Gladys and En-
lily Somers are home from Lyn-
don Institute for their spring va
cation.
Miss Harriet Kellogg is visiting
friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Brock
were recent visitors in St. Johns
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rowe and
two children have been recent
visitors in Peacham
Ned Somers has taken the po-
sition Of clerk in Rowe Bros.
store.
Harriet Eliot is home from
st. Johnsbury Academy to
spend the spring vacation.
Henry c. Wilson of st. Johns
bury and Mrs. John Galbraith
and daughter of Passumpsic were
recent visitors at the home of
Charles Parker.
Edith Hazelton was a recent
visitor in st. Johnsbuly.
Margaret Wiley has sufficient
ly recovered to return to Hinton,
West Virginia, where she is en-
gagged in district health work. She
left Barnet Friday night.
Neal Mcdowell of Mortified,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f. Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bur1i!l
of Cornish, N. H., are visiting at
Theron P. Robie's.
Mrs. Josephine Watts and Lau-
ia Dow were visitors in st.
Johnsbury Saturday
Miss Alice Pike is home from
Brattleboro for a short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Pike.
Mrs. Lille Fitzgerald who is
nursing a case in Lyndonville
came home for short stay
Thursday but has returned to
Lyndonvillc.
Mrs. Ida Nelson of McIndocs
is visiting friends in Barnet.
The Christian Endeavor society
will give a play "Our Aunt Ro-
bel tina" at town ahll Wednesday
evening.
The annual business meeting of
the Ladies' Society will be held
ut the home of Mrs. Walter John
son, Saturday afternoon, April /.
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~ Ne day AS Mary Ellen was walk
M ing down the street she saw
leaf dancing ahead of her in the
~ most peculiar way! She was
ute sure she had never seen leaf
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in fact, it's because you've been so
good lately that / planned this sur
prise for you. You see you're getting
pretty large now (she was going to
be eight the next week., and the big
ger you get the harder il is to do any
thing for you. ! couldn't make a
grown-up little as you are now at all
Now look You're just the same size
as l am
Sure enough. while he had been
talking. Mary Ellen had stopped
shrinking and was now just as tall as
tho little man before her.
Now. he said, MS getting late,
and If we want to haze any fun we
must hurry. Soon youW have 10 be
going home"
With that he seized her hand and
gave great leap. pulling Mary Ellen
after him. They landed on large
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But just then the elf's voice saying,
What would you like, my dear"
brought Mary Ellen's attention back
TO the menu in her hand. There she
saw Il long list of good things such as
sunset frappe, moonbeam soda, dew
drop sundae. rainbow salad, and
great many more with equally entlcins
names.
IT was hard to choose from such
list Just one good thing. and Mary
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both capital and labor DO theirs.
Whatever differences may exist
between them must be adjusted
without stopping the wheels of
commerce.
am expecting you, brothers
and sisters, to take active inter
est in helping to promote the
public sentiment that will bring
this about. Whenever possible
make every effort to have the
opinion of your grange reported
in the newspapers Of your county
so that this protest against an
noticed.
Yours frlterna y,
s. J. LOWELL,
Worthy Master.
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TWO DIAMONDS

TWO DIAMONDS
%
My first is in March
NV second IL worn about the neck.
NV third Is a cycle of days.
NY fourth is to have eaten.
MY fifth is in March.
60
MY first is in San Francisco.
MY second is the abbreviation OF
girls name
My third causes merriment and fun.
My fourth is wise bird.
My Nth is in Pennsylvania
DELETIONS
l. Take letter from a marsh.
and leave a grain.
2. Take letter from honest, and
leave tree.
3. Take letter from ito hurl"
and leave an animal.
L. Take a letter from fish, and
leave sorroWfuI
5. Take a letter from a trap and
leave flying animal.
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dance like that before so she walked
up near it and discovered tha. instead
of turning. over and over as most
leaves do when they scud along the
ground II stood straight up and
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While sitting quietly at home and being very good.
| he little pig felt rather dull. anybody would
When up above the roof he heard sound ike all the wings
Of twice thousand mighty binds. other flying things.
The sound increased until swelled into an awful roar
And seemed about to enter at the open cottage door,
In great alarm the little pig sprang up and venured
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
Senatas RatifikaVO KetuTIype
SHaTti

WASHINGTON, kovo q. =
Pagaliau, senatas ratiflkaFo
ketrrlype sutarti, kokia pada-
ryta buvusioj cia ginklavimo-
81 mazinimo konferencijoj.
Sutartis ratifikuota 81 bal
sais prizes Z.
Tas ratifikavimas panaiki-
no Xxi Siolei gyvuojancia An
glijos su Japonija sajunga.
Keturlyp6 sutartis, kaip
tvirtina dalykQ zinovai, yra
didelis prezidento Hardingo
administrators nuveikimas.
Jis pereis Sales istorijon, kai-
DO reikSmingas atsitikimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
FORDAS DUODA PALEN :
GV|NIMUS SAYO DAR-
BININkAMS,
DARBO SAVAITE SKAITY-
SIS Is PENKIU DIENV.
Dirbama bus tik 40 ValandQ
savaiteje.
DETROIT, MICH, kovo q

DETROIT, MICH, kovo q.
= ZinomO FOrdO autOmOblIlq
visose dirbtuv6se paskelbtas
naujas darbo sqlygose nusis-
tatymas. Ateity darbo savait6
darbininkams skaitysis tlk
penkios dienos. Ir toje suma-
zintoje savait6je bus dirbama
tik 40 valandQ.
Taigi, SeStadieniais If SEX
madieniais darbininkai lures
atsilsi. Tom dienom visos dir
btuv6s bus uzdarytos.
Ir neziurint tn svarbiQ II
labai naudingu darbininkams
atmainQ, darbininkams uzmo-
kesnis nemazinama. Teeiaus
dirbtuves priimama dar dau-
giau apie 5000 zmonip.
Fordo dirBtuv6se maziansia
uzmokesnis darbininkui dieno-
je iyra 6 dol. az S-as valandaS
darbo. Naujai priimtiems dar
bininkams bus mokama > dol
dienoje.
Paskelbdamas tas atmainaS
Ford pazymi, kad darbinln-
kas kas savaite atsilsiui rel,
kalingas daugiau vienos die,
nos, kaip Xxi Siolei buvo ma,
noma. Fordo kompanijos pa,
geidavimas, idant kielvienaS
jos darbininkas gal6tQ pra-
leisti daugiau laiko su save
seimyna If daugiau rupint'i
81 savo namais.
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BAISUS TERORAS BEL
TASTE.

DUBLINAs, Airija, kovo
q. = Atsimetusios nuo Airi-
jos Ulsterio proVincijos sos
tin6je siau6ia baisus teroras.
Protestantai angli!1onai puola
If zudo airius katalikus.
Ana nakti keletas ginklgo-
tn anglikonq isilauza McMa-
hon, kataliko, namus, kuomet
visa seimyna miegojo. Feva,
motina If penkis vaikus SUI
Saude.
Be to, Belfaste veihamos
If kitokios baisenybes.
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METAI-YoL. WI
PAVYZDINGAS vALDI-
NINKAS.

KAUNAs. Kauno miesto
milicijjos II puov. vaIdininkui
p. sniukstai moteris Kalinau-
skieni pasiule 40 auksinu ky
ssio, kad jai atiduotp sulaiky-
tas svetimas rogeles. Pilietis
sniukSta 40 auksinp pridejo
prize protokolo If pasiunte
Taikos teisejjui lizzvesti byla
W kySio emima.
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sAUKIA AIRIJA
NURIMTI.

LONDONAS, kovo u.
'Anglijos kolionijq ministerial
vyriausybes vardu atsiliepia
j Airija paliauti su savitar-
piais terorais. Mes tas iseis pa
Clos Airijos nenaudon.
Kolionijq ministerial del to
pakvieeia sia konferencijon
Airijos virsininkus.
Bus tariamasi, kokiu budu
nuraminti nelaimingaja Sail.
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VARGAS LIETUvIAMS
LENKV oKUPUoTEJE.


LIUBAYAS. Netoli nuo
.Liubavo stow lenku sargy-
bos. Kadangi daug Liubavo
partijos kaimQ lenkQ okupuo-
ia, tai zmon6s neturi kur nu-
vaziuoti j baznyeia. Arciau-
sia Liubavas, bet lenkai nelei-
dzia. Sventadieniais stow
sargyba If grazina atgaL Jei
kas duoda sviesto ar lasiniq,
ta leidzzia. Bijodami agitaci-
jos, kunigo nei pas ligonius
vaziuoti neleidzia. Daug zmoe
nip mirsta be kunigo. Emo
nip nepasitenkinimas okupan-
tais nuolat dideja. Ia neapy-
kanta padidina nepaprastas
mokestis, vadinamas "dani-
ma po 1000 auksinq nuo
margo oiesiznos' reikalams
zmenes apie ta mokesti nei
girdeti nenori. Daug Iaimql,
k1rie seniau uzz cukru rasesi
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PASEYRIMAI UzSIENly
REIKALy MINIsTERJOJE

WASHINGTON, III. p d,
(Elta). - Lietuvos RespuOIl-
kos prezidento p. A. Stulglns-
kio isakymu paskirti UzslenlQQ
reikalu ministerijoje Sic de
partamentQ direktoriai:
l. Bronius Balutis - Va
karQ Dep-to nuo 1921 M, ko-
70 men. l d.
2. Bronius Dailid6 - Eu-
ropos Centre Dep-to nuo 1871
M, vasario men. L d.
3. Andrius Lisauskas -Ry-
tn Dep-to nuo 1921 m., gegu-
z6s l d.
4. Pranas Dailid6 - Bend
rojo Dep-to nuo 1922 m. sau-
sio men. l d.
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prie Lenlkijos, dabar pamate,
like apgauti. Sake, kad ne
reikesia nei stuikQ, nei mo-
,keseiq, nei 'rekvizicijq, o dabar
.kaip tik visai priesingai: mo-
kesniai, rekvizicijos nepakelia
mos, 0 daugumo preip ne, "
pinigus negalima gauti. Wis
dazniau terfka isgirsti kalbu,
kad, esq, Lietuyoje yiskas ge7
riau sutvarkyta If zmones lai-
sviau gyyena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27

Mes tas daug kuomi prisldes
prize palaikymo taikos If IA
mybes pasauly.
! Keturlype sutartis palieeia
ESuv. Valstijas, Anglia, Pran-
ella il Japonija. il paliecia
tolimqjq Rytq If Tykiojo van
denyno reikalus, taipat karo
Elaivynq sumazinima.
Pasiremiant ta sutartinli
ITykiajame vandenyne per ke-
liolika metQ lures gyvuoti tai
ka. Visos keturios valstybes
yra apsidraudusios nuo uzpuo
limu. Pasibaigus sutarties ter
minui il gales but atnaujinta'
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Ar Vokietija DalYvaus
Genoa konferenCiiOj? |?
Tas Klausimas Voheciu Oar
Neisspresias

'didel6s karo oEntribucijos. Ma
cionalistai todel reikalauja,
kad kanclieris Wirth kuovei-
kiau atsistatydintq.
"Kas is to, jei mes vyksi-
me Genoa konferencijon, >jei
If be to jau zinome, ko mu-
sQ priesai- reikalauja," raso
vienas laikraStis. "Dalyvau-
dami toje konferencijoje mes
irodysime, kad su ententes rel
kalavimais sutinkame, If kad
isgalime atpildyti' dar dau-
giau, negu nuo musq reikalau-
jana.
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sIAULIAI. siauliuose pri

sIAULIAI. siauliuose pri-
viso daug vagiQ. Nespeja at
vaziaves sodietis nusisukti
kur nors nuo savo rogip, tuo-
.jaus jam pavagia maisa, gu
MIA, arba kitka. Ypatingai
vagia miestelenp vaikai pasa-
ra: nespeja arklio paserti, val
kas kapt If lekia, paliksi ro-
ges kitka pavogs. Vasario
10 d. s. m. ukininkui Kazlaus-
kui nuo Sipylip pavoge is kie-
mo serksna 5 m. arzila. Kas
bus toliaus jei yagys taip Wy
raus, sodieGiai susirupine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27

BERLYNAS, kovo q. =
Ar Vokietija gall dalyvauti
Genoa konferencijoj, kuomet
atpildymo komisija uzkrove
naujas kontribucijos salygas!
Tuo klausimu Siandie uzim-
ia vokiecGip visuomene II lal-
.kraScciai. Kanclieris Wirth If
uzsieniQ reikalQ sekretorlus
Rathenau to klausima aptarla
|bendrai su prezidentu Ebertu.
Keletas politiniQ partijq
stow uz tai, kad Vokietija at
sisakytQ dalyvauti Genoa kon
ferencijoje. Tuomi ententel al
skiai butQ irodyta, kad Vo-
kietija neiSgali pildyti reika-
lavimQ, kokius naujai pada-
We atpildymo komisija.
Ia komisija be kitkO rel
kalauja, kad Vokietijos vyriau
.syb6 ant vokieciQ gyventolq
uzkrautQ 80 miliardQ markiQ
daugiau mokeseiQ.
Reikalauja atsistatydinimo.
Naeinnalistai kaltina Wir-
tho kabinetq, kad jis pertoli
nuzenge iSpat pradziQ sebrau-
damasis su buvusiais Vokieti-
jos prieSais, ypac pripazinda-
mas zin6mq Loudono ultima,
tuna, kuriuomi pareikalauta
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Pasakyti: Ne!

"Vokietija nors karta pa
galiau turi irodyti pasauiui,
kad is jos kituomet buvusios
didziules imperijos siandie be-
liko vos skura ir kaulai. En-
tente jau isSciulpe jos gyvybes
krauja If paskutines spekas.
"Mes siandie tugime paga-
liau pasakyti ententei: Ne!
Mes iaq negallime n -toliau at
sakyti j reikalavimus, neziu-
rint to, ar prancuzai okupuos
Ruhro proyineija, ar uzims
kadir visa Vokietija. Woke
eiai negali ilgiau atlaikyti to
spaudimo. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
JAPoNIJA MAINS
LA1vYNA.

TOKYO, koyo 81. Pra-
nesta, kad Japonijos vyriau-
sybe ne wen isidejo sirdin
Washingtono konferencijos nu
tarimus apie karo laivyno
mazzhlima. Sakoma, kad kuo=
met pasibaigs "karo laivynu
svente'', tuomet vyriausybe
dar daugiau sumazins savo
laivyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27

KAUNAS. Punsko srities,
Paliunu kaimo gyventojai pa
siunte Lietuvos valdziai pro
tesla prizes Z lenkQ okupavilnaa
to lietuviq krasto If visos Sci;
nu apskrities lietuyiskosios
dalies If praso prapesti Tau
tu sajungai II Auk5sciausiai
Tarybai apie lenku daromas
#lietuviams skriaudas: prieS
naikinima lietuviu kulturiniu
iisfaigp, prizes draudima lietu-
vip mokyklu, prizes ekonomi'
ne priespauda If tt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
NEUNISTAI ANG[EKA.
SIAI SAUKIAMI
STRE|kAN.
CLEVELAND, O., kovo q

CLEVELAND, O., kovo q.
United Mine Workers of
America organizacijos nusis-
tatymo komiteto suyaziavimc
paskelbta atsiliepimas i 2O0,-
600 neunistq anglekasiq, idant
If jjie prisidetQ prie abelnojo
organizacijos streiko.
Is Washingtono pranesta,
kad prezidentas Hardingas
paga1iau paskelbe neturis prie
moniq sustabdyti streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27

sIDLAVA. sidlavos vals-
ciuje prad;niq nlolzyklQ - di-
dele stoka. Vals6ius su 8,100
zmoniq teturi .yQs S n=o.lyAlas
is ju5 8 miestelinose.
Rinksaliu, zalginio, Al,sti-
nu apylinkes yisai be nlo.lyk-
lq.
zmoneliai labai nusiskund-
zia mokyklu stoka. Labiau
pasiturintieji laiko namuose
koki dede, daraktorip, 0 be
diniesiems - sunku. Sidla-
vos valseiuje yra taipogi ir
Svietimo komisija...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
sALANTAI. Apli

SALANTAI, Aplink Sa-
lantus yra didei durpiq If
molio plotai. Yra tokip dur
piq sluogsniu, kad kasant
zmogaus ugio dugno nepasie-
kta. Taipat yra molio labai
gero. Salantieciai rengiasi jau
ssiais metals pradeti ekspor-
tuoti durpynus If moli. Sa=
lantai, statydami sau bazny-
cia pasistate plytnycia If IS
dege naminiu budu apie puse
miliono plytu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-27
TURKAI NIEKo NEDARo
Is PRoJEKTO.

Knnstantinopolis, kovo 81.
Turkai nacionalistai gayo
ententes pakvietima daryti
paliaubas su turkais. Sakoma,
kol-kas jie i tai mazai domos
atkreipia.