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Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
MUST MAKE DA|Ry|NG A REAL
BUSINESS, NOT A VENTURE, TO
RESTORE INDUSTRY IN VALLEY
Five Great Advantages Offset Five Disadvantages
In Present Situation-Dairywse Men, Good
Feed, and Good Cows the Need

culture, COWS with cotton, but ev-
erywhere it was cotton, King Cot
ton. Most bankers joined the pro-
cession and turned a pretty cold
shoulder on any one who wanted cow
money. They were ready to go the
limit on cotton, because here at last
was a quick asset, and cow paper
was too slow.
The unexpected happened; we
found cotton far from a quick asset
and sales were much less than the
cost of raising. We could neither eat
or sell cotton and now we found a
mighty few good herds of dairy cat
tie in the valley. County, agents from
other states. had secured the valley
for cows, much to the profit of 9TH
er communities. They took the good
COWS, left the poorer ones, the tu-
bercular ones, the off colored ones.
Very fortunately a few good herds
remained because the owners loved
their cows.
Must Re Remedied
SO on January /, 1922, we face an
unhappy situation that must be rem
edied before dairying can be highly
successful, yet we consider the dairy
situation far from hopeless. Errors
can be corrected. evils uprooted when
they are fully recognized as such.
The writer would make a few sug-
gestions for the consideration of
those who would like to see the dairy
business established here so that it
will become stable and profitable
industry for all future time.
We lack five important things for
Its accomplishments: Dairywise men,
feed, cows, market, finance.
We possess five things: Unexcelled
soil, sunshine, climate. men who can
learn, and great need.
To be dairywise, men must learn
to love COWS, and like all true low
ers anticipate the every want of the
object of their devotion. We have
two wonderful guides to dairy wis
dom, experience and the written word
Of generations of men who have
loved cows.
One writer said most eagaciously,
Feed is more than breed" The
dairywise men knows dairy COW
rarely eats too much. The big eater
fills the milk pail. Such cows suffer
most from the stingy and improvi-
dent feeder. Twenty cows well fed
will show a man the way to inde-
pendence, while forty cows half
starved will ruin any man in short
time.
we rate man first, feed second,
COW third because he who becomes
dairywise will feed, and the best COW
in the world half starved will be un-
profitable.
No Best Breed
The COW we select is always a mat
ter OF the individual. There is no
better or best breed, except as some
breeds by virtue of numbers avail
able make the selections of the indi-
vidual less difficult. We have said
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
TO THE DAIRY COW
OUR FOSTER MOTHER

The dairy COW is Natures finest food laboratory.
She gathers bit of grass from the field little grain
from the bin, wisp of hay from the NOV, and within
that body of hers Nature evolves milk that greatest
material gift to mankind
From the time the spark of intelligence is started,
to the day we lay down the mantle of life, whether
are in sickness or in health whether poverty pnches
us or plenty surrounds us the dairy produces the
greatest the cheapest the most fegvng of all foods
She is an humble servant who works for us by
day and by night, in sunshine and shadow in winters
cold and summers heat. She pays off the mortgage
builds the home enriches the SOIL pays the grocery
bill clothes the body, the bank account and
prepares the way for all posterty.
For all this faithful labor she asks only loving
care and good food Does she merit it? Well say
she does.
FRANK REED SANDERS.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Ry Frank Reed sandera

Nowhere the sun shines have
farmers more ideal conditions for
dairying than here. At its flood tide
the dairy industry became our chief
business, but the cotton industry
came and all but wiped out the dairy
ing. Had milking cows ever been
as profitable as many would now have
us believe, we question If cotton
would have lured SO many from this
basic industry of an alfalfa country.
From 1912 to 1916 there was a mad
scramble for cows. This great indus
try grew by leaps and bounds. 1t
was looked upon as the only prof
table means of disposing of vast
quantities of alfalfa pasture and hay.
Thus we saw hundreds enter the
dairy business who had little love
for it and less knowledge of its ex
acting requirements. Those of us who
were here then will recall the thou
sands upon thousands of acres of the
finest of alfalfa fields such only as
our virgin soil, abundant water hot
sun and cloudless skies could pro-
duce. Our methods Of dairy manage
ment and incessant pasturing, al
lowing our animals to run riot in
these fields of unsurpassed luxuri-
ance. For several years the stands
OF alfalfa withstood this abuse va
liantly, but the final outcome was
inevitable. These marvellous alfalfa
fields gave way to johnson, Bermu
da, water grass and obnoxious weeds
The eighty acres that hitherto sup
ported easily one hundred cattle could
but poorly feed 25 to 40. Up to this
time much of the so-called dairy
profits had been from the sale at
high prices of young heifers raised
on the ranch from cheap hay, cheap
err pasture and land that rented at
$40 an acre. Times were changing,
young stock were worth little more
than their beef value. Everywhere
there was a murmur Of discomfort.
Al few had succeeded wonderfully
with long staple cotton, and all eyes
turned to this crop. The wise" ones
said "get rid of your COWS and clean
UP the foul land"
Sold off Dairy Cows
In true western style we rushed
into cotton growing, selling our cows
and highly bred heifers at any old
price, disregarding expensive dairy
equipment, and loading ourselves
with debt for cotton machinery.
What mattered? Were we not going
to get rich on cotton and sell our
ranch at fabulous price. We had
pleasant dreams. We could retire,
perhaps get home at Long Beach,
or a wonderful orange grove in CAL
ifornia, or become land baron here,
letting the Mexican poems do the
work. 1t was just as our fancy took
us.
A few scented danger ahead and
put up a game fight for the reten-
tion of cows, and the bankers even
met and agreed to urge a saner agri-
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

There Is a constantly in
creasing demand for dairy products
in Arizona. And the
most encouraging point is that the
farmer Is realizing a good return Tor
his investment in dairy cows.
Both the federal farm bureaus and
the department of agriculture of the
of Arizona are actively
encouraging the development OF
dairying in the state and especially
in the Salt River and Gila valleys.
More alfalfa than usual has been
planted this past fall to feed the ever
increasing herds. But the most inn
portant element in bringing about the
return of the dairy COW is the cream
cry and it is to this institution that
the one seeking for information on
the subject must eventually turn.
Can't Supply Demand
"Creameries of the Salt River val
ley are not supplying more than one
third of the dairy products used in
the state,' was the estimate made by
DIR. John bennett Jr., president Of the
Hassayampa creamery, land they
should ultimately supply 30 per cent
of this market"
He pointed out that to reach such
goal many additional herds of the
dairy COW would be needed to give
the creameries the necessary raw
product.
1T will require a long time to
bring the industry back to it's 1917
status" he said, but added that the
steady increase in the number OF
cows during the past IL months was
aNoottV.a
"The key to dairy success In Ari-
zona," he continued, lies in keep
ing it's revenues within the state. If
creameries can supply the home mar
ket and the consumer buys home
products, then all will benefit from
the constant circulation Of money
within the state from this source"
Some Statistics
Maricopa county statistics for the
past IL years show that In 1910 there
were $1,000 dairy cattle Cncluding
heifers and calves intended for milk
cows); 1911, $1,000: 1912, $4,000; 1913,
$4,000; 1914, $4,000; 1915, $4,000; 1915,
10000; 1917, $4,000; 1918, 10000; 1913,
$4,000: 1920, $4,000; 1921, $4,000.
The price peak for milk cows IN
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

this county was reached in 1920 when
the average per head was $110. The
average price was $40 below that this
year. Other years follow: 1915, $92;
1916. 500; 1917. $50; 1918. $50; and
1919, sos.
Between 1,2Oo and 1900 farmers
In the Salt River and Gila valleys
are now supplying creameries with
approximately 10000 pounds Of but
ter fat a month. This supply is not
sufficient to bring the existing
creameries up to their capacity pro-
duction.
That dairying in this country pays
Is shown by DR.. bennett who points
out that the increase from a herd
within three years approximates the
value of the original herd. This
gives 100 per cent dividend at the
end Of the third year.
"While new men in the dairy busi-
ness find the immediate returns al
low them very little available cash
they at least make living from their
herd while it is constantly increas-
ing in size. So at the end of the
third year they find their visible
profit in their calves and heifers.
Big Profits
1nOSc WUO duINl6 W DNSAhNSS ~ AAA-
ciples and take the proper care Of
their cows may realize profits that
are above the ordinary. In proof OF
this DR.. bennett cited the cases OF
100 farmers who are paying notes at
the rate of two-fifths Of their gross
income each month.
what other business could afford
to take out two fifths of its gross
monthly income to pay off borrowed
money!" he asked. And how many
other lines of business double their
money within three years?"
Among the many advantages OF
dairying in the Salt River valley is
the abundance of feed which can be
produced on a comparatively small
tract of ground. Alfalfa can be
grown here for less money than in
any other part OF the country be-
cause of cheap and sure irrigation
water and the long season. An av-
erage OF four crops are grown in
one season. while some farmers have
reported as many as five and six
(Continued on Page 8, Sec. ~
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
DA|RY|NC D n CT
MORE To REGAIN
POSITION HELD
IN This VALLEY

Will dairying ever attain the prom
inence in the Salt River valley is
held in 1917 when there were $4,000
head of cattle in Maricopa county?
According to authorities we are
keeping a careful check on the sit
uation, present conditions favor such
a return of the business. Today
there are $4,000 dairy cows in the
county. Dairy experts assert the Off
spring from these will equal the
original number in three years.
Large shipments of dairy cattle are
being received here at frequent in
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
WATER PUMPED FROM GROUND

In some of the valleys in the
southern part of the state there is
a good supply of ground water,
which can be made available by
pumping.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

(Contlnued on Page 5. Sec. %
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
"sAUsIEJI" BIO sv1Esos

Visokios rQSies "sausiejji''
tai sikSnosparniai. Jie bijo
saul6s sviesos.
Kuomet Springfieldan nu-
vezta valstijos sekretoriui pc
ticija su tikslu leisti ateipantl
rudeni valstijos pilieeiams bal
suoti prohibicijos klausime, tie
siksnosparniai sukiloN prizes
peticija. Bio, kad eia dau-
guma pilieciq neatsuktq jiems
nugaros. Megina sutrukdyti
peticija su 100000 pilfeeiq
parasq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
TILTAI GRIAUNAMI, OAR
BININKAI MUSAMI.
visoj sally streikininku sumisi-
mai nepaliauja.

Is Texarkana, Tex, prane-
Sa, kad st. Louis-Southwes-
tern gelezinkelio net 7 tiltai
apgriauti ir traukiniu vazine-
jimas suspenduotas. -
Oklahoma valstijoje irgi SUI
gadinta Santa Fe gelezinkelio
tiltas.
Hannibal, Mo-, policijos ser
Mnta Steers federalis teisejas
nubaude TRIMS menesiais ka-
lejimo ir $50 doleriq pabauda
uz tai, kad jis leido streiki-
ninkams gelezinkelieeiams mu-
Sti Burlingtono gelezinkelio
istaigQ juada viraja..
Teisejas pareiSke, kad ser
zantas taip lengvai nubaustas
atsizvelgiant j jo senyvuma,
mes jis eina GA metus.
Ten pat tas pat teisejas ~
perzengima I" injunction"
streikininka Cole nubaude e
m6nesiais kal6jimo ir 500 dole
riQ pabauda.
Sedalia, Mo-, streikininkai
apmuSe einanti darban Misso-
uri Pacific gelezinkelip istai-
gu darbo. .uzveizda Treadway.
Slater, Missouri, federaliai
agentai areStavo penkis EMO
nes, dariusius sakalbi trukdy-
ii pastos veziojima gelezinke-
liu.
La. Crosse, Wis, ties gele-
zinkeliu istaigomis ivyko kele-
tas streikininkq su streiklau-
ziais susiremimq. Keli dar-
bininkai paimta ligoninen.
Be to, daqgel kitose Veto
Sc kasdien .ivyksta sumisimQ
ir piktu darbQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02

lika metp j gyvuoja.
Federacija Claudia kruvon
musp Selpimo draugijas, ideji-
mes organizacijas. Federaci-
jon priguli musp parapijos,
Federacija reiskia lietuvlq
pribrendima.
Kuomet Federacija yra A
merikos lietuviQ visuomenes
Serd6, Tautos Fondas yra IL
das, kurs butinai reikalingas
gyviausiems tautos reikalams.
Kiekvienas geros valios ietu-
Wis turi j palaikyti, prize jo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02

PARYZIUS, rugs. ,. - At
tpildymo komisija pripazlno
moratoriuma EOkietijai Xxi at
einanciQ NaujQ MetQ. Su tuo-
mi pabaigoje neOficialiai SUI
tiko ir Francijos vyriausybe.
Francijos atstovas atpildy-
mo komisijoje oficiaIiai balsa-
vo az moratoriuma. Jis tai
veik6 savo vyriausyb6s nuro-
dynnais.
Teciaus kuOmet Takar susl-
rinko posadin Francijos Mi
nisteriQ kabinetas, praneSta,
lzad Francija turf liuosas ran
kas vaikti prizes Vokietijq, ne
zlurint atpildymo komls'joS
i$sprendimO.
Taigi, oficial6 Francija he
va parodo, kad j nesutlnka
su tuo komisijos issprendlmu
teciaus i$sprendimO yisgi lal-
kOsi.
Shame moratoriumo klausl.
HE su Francija tur6jo kas,
nors nepaprasto ivykti. j.
buvo grieztai nusistatusi prleE
moratoriumq. ITik staiga emt
ir nusileido. Kai-kas speJa
ar Shame atsitikime Amerlks
ar kas kitas nepadare ! ja ko
kios-nors itakos.
Quotas Vokietijai morato
riumas vokeGiams turi dldelt
reiksme. Xxi NaujQ Metq Vo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
ARESTUOTAS ANGLEKA-
Sis NEPAL|UOSUOJAMAS

MARION, ILL.,, rugs. 2.
" darbininkp skerdynes pir-
mutinis areStuotas anglekasls
Otis Clark, kurs kaltinamas az
kasyklu superintendent nuzu-
dymq, nepaliuosuojamas is ka-
l6jimO. -
Unijos advokatas tue reika-
lu kreipesi apskrities teisman.
Bet valstijos generals proku-
roras priesinasi paliuosavi-
mui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02

pat ivyksta LietuviQ Darblnln-
kQ Sajungos seimas.
Visi tie seimai Amerikos lie
tuviams svarbQs, kaip svarblos
yra jiems los organizacljos, !
kurias priguli il kurias palal-
ko.
MusQ Federacija - tai mu-
81 brangi centralin6 organlza-
ella. kuri riSa kru"on Amerl-
kos lietuviQ visuomene kalp
llvasiniais, taip tautiniais stl-
priais rySiais. DvyliAtan j
selma laiko. Taigi, jau kelio-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
No. 2O7

AteinanGiq savaite Rytuose
ivyksta keli musQ organzacl-
in metmiai seImai.
Pirmadieni, rugS6jo I d.,
mieste Cambridge, Mass, bus
Amerikos LietuviQ R. X. Blai-
vininku Susivienijimo seimas.
Antradieni, rugs. ) d., So.
Bostone prasid6s Amerikos
Lietuviu Federacijos l2-as sell
mas. Kartu Su FederaclJos
Seimu ivykS il Tautos Fondo
seimas.
Ketvirtadieni, rugs. I d., ten
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
PAsVALYs. Rugpiueio 6

PASVALYS. Rugpiucio 6
diena atsilankius is Steigianio-
10 Seimo P. Gvildienei atlikta
Liet. Kat. Moteru Draugijos-
susirinkimas. Pirmininkavo
atyykus atstoHe, sekretoriayo
Janauskait9. Susirinkimas
buvo skaitlingas ir motereles
atsidejusios klausesi: mes Pa
svaly pirn1a syk turejo laime
iSgirsti ilgos, turiningos mote
1tq kalbos, kuri gyvai, valid
ziai papasakojo, kaip turime
suprasti lygias teises, kaip sya
rbu issaukleti seimyna tikineia,
dera ir moterys tuIi ats
sakyti svaiginancip gerimp,
e!or;us rubus siudytis. In
;e!igentems vietoj flirto j,ntls
visuomeninio darbo, nuo kai-
mieciq nesisalinti, bet JOINS
padeti. Toliau kalbejo: ka
moterp organizacija LietuToJ
nuveike ir apie moterq st.
Seine darbuote. Pagaliaus
.ragino moteris sviestis, skaity-
Ii laikrassccius. Paaiskino a
pie busianti apygardoj suva-
zziayima, nustatynra kandidat
j busianti parlamenta. Oar
is. susirinkusiu tarta atstovei
keletas padekos zodziq ir pri-
minta, kad gerove tik susior-
ganizavus geriau tgalesime at
siekti./
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
ATsIsTATYDINO SPECIA-
LIS ADVOKATAS.

ChicagOs valdybos sandy
tas specials, advokatas Cleve-
land atsistatydino is uzima-
mos vietos. Jis vede bylas
prizes gatvekariQ If kitas vie
Sosios naudos bendroves.
Valdyba, astral buvo kriti-
kuojama uz mokama Cleyelan-
dui labai aukSta atlyginima,
bene $50 doleriQ dienoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
PAGERMANIQ dv., Pakuo-

l.
niu walls. Shame dvare susi-
tvere Darbo Federacijos sky
rius apimantis keleta dvarq If
.tvirtai susiorganizaves gan
sparciai veikia visoje apyln-
keie. Darbininkams teikiama
pagelba patarimais, zodziu If
raStu. Nusiskundima ir cia e
sama, butent del dvarq darbl-
ninku istatymo nevykdymo.
Be to, su dvarq darbinin-
kais, specialistais, didziausias
vargas, mes minetieji amatnin-
kai specialistai labai daug ga
letu padeti ieje i Darbo Fede-
raciia, bet jie to negah, mes
Lietuvos dvarininkq grieztas
nusistatymas prizes darbininkql
klases organizacijas vercia vi
sus amatninkus dvaru specia-
listus susilaikyti nuo dalyva-
Vino bent kurioje darblninkq
organizacijoj, kadangi istaty-
mas tDvarq Darbininkq lsta-
tymas" jq neapima.
Pagermanes dvare yra ra-
Gus, kuris i menesl gauna 25
auksinus If javais 3 pudus, so
dininkas j menesi gauna 10
auksinq if dvare islaiko viena
karve II islaikyma is dvaro.
Bet iepos men. | diena SO
dininkui dvaro valdytojjas pa
reiske, kad " priigulejima prie
ldarbininkq orgapNacijos me
nesiui okesias 9 auksinus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
FRANClJA SKELBIA TURF NTI LIUOSAS RANKAS
SAKO, ATPILDYMO KOMISIJOS SPRENDIMAI
JOS NEVARZO.

kietija valstyb6s bonais lures
atmok6ti Belgijai 70 milionQ
auksiniQ markiQ. Ir kokio-
mis- ratomis, leista apie tai
vokieciams tiesioSiniai pasi-
tarti su belgais. Tai viskas.
Teciaus dar pirm NaujQ
Metu Francija II vel inns
spausti Vokietija apie ateinan-
ciQ metQ kontribucija. Bus
naujp nesmagumQ.
Visgi Siuo kartu kokiam lai-
kui krizis pra&jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
"Draugas" Sveihna A. Liet. federacyos Selma

palaikymo ar siaip ar 'kitaip
prisideti.
Lygiai NUNS reikalingas
Blaivininkq Susivienijimas ir
Darbininkq Sajunga. Tai lie
tuviq pazanga If Wits.
''Draugas,'' sveiEinaanlas
tn seimq gerbiamuosius dele
gatus, linki kuogeriausiq pa
vykimQ. Idant tie visi seimai
duotq kuodaugiausia naudQs
lietuviQ >iseivijai, Baznyciai,
Tautai ir Tevynei. r..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
KINAI IS MEKSIKOS
DEPORTUOJAMI.

CALEXICO, CAL, rugs. 2.
Is trijq Meksikos valstijq
- Mazatlan, Sinaloa if zemu-
tine California, valdzios pare
dymu deportuojama 1856 kinai.
Tose valstijose gyvena ne
mazai kim. JQ dvi sroves su-
sikov6 II daugelis nuzudyta.
Is to ir deportavimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
sKELB1A, J1E Kovos1A.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 2. -
Kuomet generals prokuroras
Daugherty darbuojasi Chica-
goie uz "injunction' prizes
streikuojanGius gelezinkelie-
Gus il prizes A. Darbo Fede-
racija, streikuojanciq vadai
skelbia, kad jie vesia kova, ne
ziurint jokiu "injunctions.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02

JQ SdVdlcKQ lleIu ou'i 'tiA> .tiANAS
Birzq apylinkes ukininkams
sienapiute. Vietomis tick daug
lietaus, kad slenesnes pievos
pilnos vandens. Ankseiau IS
piauti dobilai ir Simet Veto
mis- apipuvo. Oar zmones ne
speje dobilq If pievq nusle-
nauti skubiai rugius kerta, nes
rugiai visai pribrende. 10
delei ukininkai nebegali savo
seimos jegomis visko is karto
apdirbti ,ir tenka samdyti, pa
denial darbininkai, kurie rel
kalauia labai augsto ,atlygini-
mo. " darbo diena ina 2Ou
auksinQ arba puse puro rnglQ,
ir dar jiems reikia duoti val
gyti a kartai diena).
silimos If dregnes pakanka-
mai esant, siais metals vasa-
roiaus ir sakniavaisip derlius
Birzq apylinkeje bus zymiai
geresnis kaip pernai.
Uogq: serbentq. agrastq'
braskiq, melinip, avieeiq If w
snip Birzu apylinkeje visa1
kaip ir nera, delei to Birzus
mazai teatvezama il labai bra
ngios, goreius vysniQ l2o
auksinQ, melinip stikline 90
adksinu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
NETYc1oM1s PAsovUsI.

Saliuninko moteris Mrs. M.
Rzepka, 2459 Cortland st., sa-
liune demonstravusi su revol-
veriu If "netyeiomis" paSo-
vusi Josepha Chrobak. Taip
jinai patti teisinasi.
Chrobak mirtinai suzeistas
paimtas ligoninen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
BoNUsQ KLAUsIMAs.

WASHINGTON, rugs. g.
Senatas pagaliaus prieme ka-
TO veteranq bonusq biliq.
Spejama, kad prezidentas atsi-
sakys patvirtinti. Mes tai ne
reikalinga naSta Saliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
ATIMTA DAUG BRANGE-
NYBIQ.

Vakar vienas jubilierius va
ziavo automobiliu Michigan
ave. Ties 21-a gatve sustojo
pasitaisyti automobiliQ. il
uzpuole pleSikai, ateme $4,000
doleriQ vertes brangenybiQ If
pabego.
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WISCONSIN NETUR1
ANGL1Q.

MADISON, Wis, rugs.
Wisconsin, valstijos guberna-
torius. reikalauja prezidento
Hardingo kuoveikiaus uzimti
anglip kasyklas If gelezinke-
lius. Mes 81 valstija netenka
kuro.
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NERA JIEMS PAGELBOS.

JACKSON, Cal, rugs 2.
Pranesta, kad apie 48 darbi-
ninkp isgelbejima is aukso ka-
syklos Argonaut negali but
kalbos.
sakoma, tik ateinancia sa-
waite prie jq bus prisikasta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02

WASHINGTON, rugs. 2.
Valdiskose sferose turima vii
ties, kad anglekasiq streikas
kietQjq angliq kasyklose gal
siandie baigsis, jei neatsiras
kokiq-nors naujq kliuciq.
Didziuliq kasyklp savininkai
praneSa, kad jie sutinka dar-
bininkams moketi sena uzmo-
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sPRoGIMAs DIRBTUVEJE.

West Chemical Co. dirbtu-
veje, zoos W. Madison gat.,
vakar ryta istiko sprogimas,
.kurs supurte apylinke.
Pacioj dirbtuvej padaryti
mazi nuostoliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-02
TAI BENT "LAIMEJ JIMAS.

Prohibicijos agentai Joliete
konfiskavo iris trokus, pri-
krautus su tikro alaus backo-
mis-. AreStuoti 8 soferiai II
xiii 4 darbininkai.
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METAI:voL. VII.
GAL SIANDE BAIGSIS AN NGLEkASIy S7REIKAs

kesni Xxi balandzio 1, 1923 m.,
jei to reikalauja publika, ku
ri lures atsakyti brangiau mo-
kedama uz anglis.
su tuomi sutinka If angle
kasiai. Mes kas ;jjiems publ
ka.
Delto, galimas daiktas, ka1
ir pasibaigs streikas.
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PINIGQ KuRsAS.

svetimp saliq pinigq vert6,
nenaaiap 25,oOo dol
rugs. / d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan 8 Trust Co.
Anglijos lsterl. svarui AS
Prancijjos LOO frankly 8.47
Italijos 100 lirq 4.67
Vokietijos 100 markiq .O8
I1ietuyos 100 auksinip .OS
Lenlu 100 markiQ .O1
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LONDONAS, rugs. ,. - IS
Angoros praneSta, jos "'rNaI
nacionalistai visu 275 malIlQ
ilgio frontu varosi pirmyn,
Turkai atsiem6 EskiShehr,
~ - mailiQ $iauriuose r"o y
fun karahissar.
Apgoros depeSoje pazym-
ma, kad graikai niekw neat-
silaiko.
Daugybe grobio.
Be to, turkams tenka daug
sraiku neIaisvip ir dideli gro
biai karo medziaga.
Islnido Some graikai visu
smarkumu atsimeta ant Aine-
guel.