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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
HIGHEST MASONIC
| DEGREES N U. S.
No Higher Degrees Are Conferred
In Any Foreign Country,
Says Fellowship
Forum

One frequently hears the remark
made that some individual has ~,
the degrees OF Masonry that can be
obtained or conferred N this cour-
try Fer some crcwnIns grade he
must so abroad, Scotland being usu-
ally named as tie place q EiIgrim-
age.
There Is no grade or degree OF
Masonry recognized IN the United
States that Is not OF home working.
says the Masonic Voice Ee~iew.
Beyond the York Rite system aud
Scottish Rite there i ncthirA taat
VIC OF America recognize as Masoric
There are other grades nd systems
variously devised. as of Memphis AMI
Nasraim, having followi,gs in oth4r
countries. But they are without in
f.Eence or value oven where they
still maintain a esb.e existence
Recent world disturbances have s,r-
ther weakened these gllese -philo
scphical" systems. and .nei- speedy
dissolution may be sata'y predicted.
There are Of course cartain national
arrangement OF degrees. as in III,
Scandinavian countries. that vii.
persist. They are re,lically depart
ures from Masonic simplicity. as
by the Eng g.ish-speaking
craft. As for degrees to be obtaS
ed only in Scotland, mis- legend is
very old In the confused and nc.
always creditable Masonic history cf
The eighteenth century his L. sIfourd
as favorable claim n offending
rites, In Scotland were ~ unknown
chiefs. OF the ultimat< degrees. or
tho profound secrets >>of the system
The fable seems t9(hays held to the
present.-Fellowslrop Forum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
STATE soLANs LAND

tIOutjHue0 IlUm fdsse IL
lead of F. B. Swank. democrat, 10 :
cumbent from the fifth district. He
WAS $500 votes ahead u his nearest
opponent, with As pre- .incts out II
277 tabulated. Perle DLnham, thu
woman candidate for the republican
nomination. was running fourth with
5 precincts heard from. The count
stood: James S. Twyford 1855; Amos
l.. Wilson $50; u. S. Stone 100:
Dunham 80.
Rep. l.. M. Gensman. republican.
had no opposition in the sixth dis
trict. Elmer Thomas OF Law,on
had lead OF more than 600 over his
nearest opponent for the democratic
nomination with returns from 50
precincts out of 31s.
Congressman James L. McClintic.
democrat. appeared to have cleaned
up the seventh district. Mrs. lamar
Looney was running last with rs pre-
cincts reporting.
Rep. Manuel Herrick, republican.
the aerial enthusiast from The eighth
district appeared to have developed
engine trouble in his .ace for re-
nomination. He continued 8 poo
third early today NJ. c. CARRIER had
2,64l votes In this race Charles
Swindall 1900 and Hsrr'ck 1879.
This was on the face OF returns from
125 out OF 800 precincts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
SLAYER OF CLEVELAND PUB
Usher IS GIVEN LONG TERM

(By The Associated PrcSsl
Campo Basso, Italy, Aug. 2-Ver-
turino di Scenzo. convicted of the
murder of Daniel Kabsr, the Cleve-
land publisher. was condemned today
to 80 years Imprisonment. at hard
labor. Di Scenzo was arrested al
Ferrszzano. village near here last
December. His trial was @ttende'l
by Gaetano Romano. sent here as a
representative of the Cleveland dis
trict attorney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
FAMOUS GOLF PLAYER
is FIGHTING DEATH

San Jose. Cal. Aug. n.-After win
ning in the qualifying round OF his
tournament with death yesterday.
John Black. nationally famous golfer.
today was in what his physicians be-
lnved to be the semi-finals, and "oae
up at the turn"
Black is still lin the rough" as he
iies in a hospital here. with his head
Injured and several Of his ribs broken
as a result Of an automobile accident
near Irvington last Monday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
EXPORT OF COTTON
HAS INCREASED

Washington. Aug 2.-Export Of
raw cotton increased by 1,oo00a0
bales as corpared wJh the previous
twelve months aggregaiing 6.50p.00l
bales. valued at 1896 100000 as
compared with $500 bales worth
500. 100000 during the previous yeir.
June exports totaled 4a1 900 bales at
s52.c0o.ooo against 4a5.coo bales at
sSo.oooooo during June a year ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
A COUNTY SHERIFF AR
RESTED BY U. S. MARSH AL

McAlester, Okla, Aug 2-As a 3e-
oue Of the replacement OF federal
guards recently in the railroad yards
o. the Rock Island at Haileyville,
Sheriff William Sanders was arrested
Tuesday evening by deputy United
States marshal from Muskogee ano
taken to that place to face arraign-
ment on a charge OF contempt o.
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
AN ELECTION OFFICIAL
is FOUND DEAD

st, Louis. Aug. Edward P. Mas
ion. democ attic election clerk, was
found dead on cot on rear room 0:
the precinct office early this morning
His body was taken to the morgue
According to judges and clerks at
the polling place. Manion complain ID
of feeling III last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
ception.

You can still read the Declara-
tion Of Independence aloud, but
who knows how soon the safe
and sane gentry will condemn
this as an incitement to riot
against certain current and pend
ing constitutional amendments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

II is the new style in Paris for
society men to go without socks.
The laundries have often imposed
that upon us, but it has never be-
come exactly fad here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
AGED JANIToR DIED
5 THAT BABES MIGHT LIVE

Oakland. Cal, Aug. 2.-'Willians
Eikens. the aged janitor Of the OAK
land baby hospital was dead today.
hut the fifty infants for whom ne
fought back fire yesterday all were
safe. The fire threatened to destroy
the hospital. but Eikens. singlehanoed
held Il away from the tiny children
until the fire department arrived.
Then he collapsed and few minutes
later he died.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

Mr.. Bryan, we think, has over
looked the most potent argument
against evolution. lie should
point out what humanity has done
to the gospel Of Christ in the last
9 000 wears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
FRANCE 70 CONSENT
70 A MORATORIUM

Paris. Aug. 3.-The British nots
on the inter-allied debt question
has removed al possibility Of France
consenting to : moratorium Tor
Germany 81 ~iew Of Official circlss
exprsssed here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
PRAIRIE MAKES THIRD
CUT IN OIL PRICE

fBy The Associated Press
Tulsa, Aug. 2-The Prairie Oil
and Gas company today announced
the third cut in the price OF mid
continent crude, making the new
prices of Oklahoma anu Kansas OF,
$1.25 and that OF north central
Texas $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

One may not warm up to Chiei
Justice Taft for number OF
reasons. but one thing must be
said for him-nobody's going to
force him into knee breeches, not
even for a George Harvey re-
oart,np
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

The funeral services us Mrs. r. A
Campbell will be held At 300 p. m
tomorrow at First NJ. E. church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

Really it doesn't make much
difference how hot it gets at'er
it gets above a hundred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
ONE MAN KILLED

IN GUN Fight
Van Buren,, Ark, Aug. . One man
was killed and another wounded
during gun fight in the Missouri
Pacific railroad Yards here early IT,
day in which II was said $50 shots
were exchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02
TENNESSEE soLoN DEAD

Washington. Aug 2-Represen's-
tive Lemuel p. Padge;t Of Tennessee
died early today at his home here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-02

his. 1t should shame us into
good spirits.
Most Of our troubles are ina
ginaryi
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
CHARTINC COAST
OF OIL DISTRICT
IS NEEDED NOW
Travel Dangerous for Siam
Wide Bay Best
Harbor, Says Gotwals.

Charting Of the coast along the
Alaska Peninsula in the oil fields
district. is most needed at the pres
ent time, according te a report re-
ceived at the Alaska Road Commits
sion headquarters here frcm Col.
Johp G. Gotwals, Engineer. Col. Got
walls has recently completed a trip
TO the Cold bay oil fields to look
into barber facilities and road pro-
jects.
Col. Gotwals stated that Portage
Bay is open TO the sea and is badly
exposed to easterly winds. Wide Bay
is probably the best OF harbors. but
fhe development Of The oil fields
may make any of them important,
he said.
~ Dangerous Experience.
This trip has been one Of the
worst Gel. Gotwals has every eX-
,perienced he, stated. He left Uganik
flor Kanatak on the boat Buffalo.
October 6. with six other passen-
gers. The boat started Out facing a
strong Isoutheaster and was com
PEELED to turn back to Kodiak.
reaching there October s.
THE trip was very unpleasant
experience and indicates the loss OF
life that will occur with the grow
ing oil sampede, In trying 10 nego-
ffafe Shelikof Straits with small
boats.'' he said.
: On October 8 Col. Gotwals started
but from Kodiak on the gas boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26

Blazer and reached kanatak with
oat incident
Kanatak Growing.
The ancient Indian village or
Kanatak is growing apace, Col
Gctwals said. Three script locations
have been made by w. c. Erskine,
j. j. Finnegan and the Alaska Oil
Company About 50 new houses
have been built and lots are sold as
high as $500
Col Gotwals went inland as far
as Beeharef Lake. b., He came back
over Kanatak Pass in the late even
ing and in the face of most terri
fic southeaster. Combined with hail
which rates. he said, as the severest
storm he has ever faced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
3. NJ. Behrends Co., Inc.

bridge project was carried on this
past spring and summer and the
bridge has been designed, Col. J. G..
Steese, President of the Alaska Road
Commission, said today. Pile drivers.
hoisiing engines, narrow gauge rail-
road tracks, cars and other machin-
cry are now being assembled on the
site.
1nteriocking steel sheet piling,
cement, lumber, reinforcing steel
and all other supplies to be brou ght
in from the Outside, have been ord
cred. and work on the project will
be progressively pushed this winter
under the supervision OF Supt. T. H..
Huddleston. local official in charge,
col. Steese said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Girl Wins Beauty
Honors from $4,000

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.-Nati0nal
honors for screen ability and beauty
were showered upon Ruth Berry. 49,
year-old Los Angeles girl, in an an
nouncement received here from New
York from the Goldwyn Picture Cor
poration.
Miss Berry has been adjudged as
second in the Goldwyn beauty test
in which $4,000 girls from all over
the United States participated.
Miss Berry is daughter OF Mrs.
Frank Berry of this city and re-
sides at 3Gi6 Sixth Avenue
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Oil DEVELOPMENT.

The Standard on and the Asso-
ciards Oil companies are now
freighting supplies and equipmen
from Kanatak to Pearl Creek Dome.
A crude trail with grades up to
30 per cent has been locoted. The
topography is such as to make grad
ing a reasonable road exceedingly
difficulty There is no permanently
frozen greundI he said.
The OH companies are freighting
with Holt so tractor. making
seven miles per day, with a two-ton
cargo. - ea.-
No ala of permanent value can be
rendered this winter. lie said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Prohibition Enforcement
Has Caused Many Deaths

NEW YORK, Oct 2G.-Prohibition
enforcement proved to be miniature
civil war Col. A. II. Gillett, gen.
eral counsel of the Association
statement today calling attention of
figures published by the Anti-Saloon
League. The report of the Anti
Saloon League showed 125 agents
have bcen killed and $500 wounded
in an effort to enforce the law
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Defense Begins in
Wobblie Cases Now

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26.-The de-
Tense in the case of ten Industrial
Workers Of the World charged with
violation of criminal syndicalism be-
gan taking testimony. Witnesses
also read extracts from the organi-
zation's literature, which is intend
ed TO show the organization no long
er believes in or practices violence.
The witnesses asserted the Wobblies
are trying to bring about peaceful
revolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Holds Hearing.


Col. GotWals is now at Nenana
and today is holding a hearing on
the ToDvama project. In his report
he stated that work has been closed
in the Fairbanks district. The riv-
erS- are full Of ice and the ferries
have been pat up for the winter.
Gel. GcrwaIs. will return to Sew
ard in time to take the Northwest
ern to .Corieya. :. fIe is going to
Cordoba 10 lay out the winter road
work in the CMlna district and
viii visit the. Nizina River bridge
project. He will arrive here on the
Alameda
~ Nizina Bridge. Project.
Preliminary work ~on the Nizina
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
Tariff on Haiibut

THE Canadians are getting &c a
pound less than are out American
Fishermen for they had been ship
ping their fish into the United States
all the time Today, the American
fisherman is getting the benefit of
the duty Of &c pound. Fish will
always be shipped down to Seattle
Tor coast consumption. but the mar
ket Tor fresh fish. not salt fish. is
Prince Rupert. and all the powers
on earth cannot prevent them going
through that way. They have a COM
petitive market always. that is the
object OF fresh fish fisherman al
ways. The families of those fisher
men are coming here to live. When,
Seattle wants those fish. 1t has to
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
America viii Lead
Style, Says Lucille

LONDON. Oct. 26.-.'Paris as a
leader OF fashion is finished. II is
Americas turn" Thus declared Lady
Duff Gordon. whose experience as
Lucille" resulted in her going into
bankruptcy.
paris does very little in the Way
OF initiating fashions nowadays.
America Is doing quite well without
her. But the English women can
not dress. They are the loveiiest
women in the world. hut they simply
cannot wear beautiful clothes"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
hubbard GOES SOUTH.

Jack Hilliard, q. 3. Customs COT
lector at Eagle, was passenger on
the Princess Mary. in port this
morning. for Seattle. en- route to
San Francisco. He will remain there
several weeks visiting with rela-
tives. when he will return. north. !
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26

= Nizina Bridge. Project.
Preliminary work on the Nizina
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
U. S. Has Lead in
New Merchant Ships

BALTIMORE, Oct 26.-The Ameri-
can merchant marine has the largest
percentage of now ships and nearly
the smallest OF old ships. according
to e compilation by Lloyd's Register
OF Shipping. which for the first time
has analysed the shipping of the
world. according to age and effective
ness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26
American Liners Must
(, Attend Own Enforcement

WASHINGTON, Oct. s6.-For the
present, at least, prohibition en-
torcement on American liners on the
high seas will be left to the indi-
vidual steamship companies, accord
ing to treasury officials, who added
that it was impracticable to place
enforcement officers on each vessel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-26

PARIS, Oct. 26.-France. Italy and
Great Britain have agreed to, invite
the United States 10 participate Of
ficially in the Near East conferences
at Lausanne ON November II.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
METAI-voL. VII
RadiAa|Q OaTbai L|9tuvoje
SLAPTA KOMUMS7y GUSTA

KAUNAS. = Nakti kovo "a d., Kaune, Panevezo
g-v6je Mr. IL rasta pnai asyta ir gera tecmknla ap
pina komunsu spausuv6 Rasta 10 p. srfto, dapg ak-
rasnio poperio trys uztaisytus revoverus parabelm
sistemos r daug varos komstnes lteraturos Visa de-
z Ietuvos pasQ vsQ valsciu vadybQ ir baznytm ant
spaudu pasams ir metrkams ganrnti
Ivarls provakacinai pazy1nejmai SUI Kauno Miesto II
apses virsno paraSu atspausdnti toje pafloe spau-
tuv6ie Aresuoas namo nuomninkas kuris pasamde bu-
ia Kagano pavarde. Pavarde rasa netikra.
AreStuoti zeceria spaust darbninkai ir viena mote
ris iddne ouniste padbtu pasu Is spaustuves bu-
vo apie Ii s6jimQ
.Labirinais buvo susisiekama kaimyninais namals
r net einama kita gatve.
Buve itasyta neblogau uz ekranuose rodomus lValrn
pl6ku busus Tuose labrinuose beeskant rasta valrq
spausdinu.
Rasta taipat regstracjos knyga, kurioje pazymeta,
kuomet If koka kalba spausdnia pagamn r kur padet
Tarp kta ko rasta perdavmo nvenoraus aktas veno as
mems ktam kur tarp ktQ perduodamq dalEq pazymeta;
''perduodu draugo Krstaus paveksla PeredaJu por-
tret tovariSGa Chrisa'O.
rs rusu kabos vartojmo galma spet, jog tie Nones
bus ne Letuvos piecai ar bent letuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
zELIGOVSKIS IR VEL
VILNIUJE.

VILNIUS. Gen. zeligovs-.
kis vasario % d. grlzo Vii
mum ir apsigyveno, kaipo pri-
vatinis asmuo. Matyt, laukia
isakymo nauja maista pakelti.
LietuviQ koperat. "Ban-
ga" dar nepradejo veikti: Wis
dar neatsigriebia po sausio
menesio kratQ, suemimq ir
dviejp valdybos nariu istre-
mimo. Lenkq spel1lliantai
dziaugiasi : geroj vietoj ge-
ra koperatyvo busta tikisi pa
sisavinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
ARGI TAIP BUTU?

Yra ziniu, kad per demar
kacijos linija is Lietuvos j
Lenkija zydai supirke gyvu
Illus varo. Ir sargybai kuri
stow prize Merkio tito Mar
dasave, rM perleidima moka
nuo galvos po 100 auksinq.
Lygiai tick pat ina If nuo
kaImiecip, kurie nusipirke vie
na arkliapalaiki vedasi, mat,
taip valdzios isakyta. Bet ma
zai kas tiki, kad tai Lietuvos
valdzios isakymu ten taip vel
kama. Idomu, ar istikrqjq
taip yra? q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
Is SAnglekasiq!! Streiko

Iheziurint neunistu darbininkQ
Istreiko. Tuo klausimu teciaus ME-
ko neatlikta.
Atstovas Beck is Wisconsin,
tvirtina, kad angliu pramoneJe
dar ir Siandie seka baisus zmoniQ
iSnaudojimas.
: Jis patare kongresui paskirti
.komiteta ir jam pavesti patikrin-
ii angliQ kasyklu kompanijQ veda-
mas knygas uz pereitus trejus
metus. Gi ateity kontroliuoti an
llglims kainas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
AP|E I M|L|ONAt RUSU
TURES zUTt.

GENEVA, sveicarija, bal.
IA. - Is Rusijos gauta ziniu,
kad Xxi sekanciu jaw uzder6-
jimQ Rusijojje nuo bado lures
zuti nuo 6 iki Z milionQ Emo
niQ.
Anot ziniQ, po vienq milo
nq zmoniQ bado mirtis isnai-
kins apskriGiouse: Nikolajev,
Jekaterinoslav, Donec, Char
kov, Krementug ir Poltava.
Kitur mazesniam skaitliui
grmoja bado mirtis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
$4,000 NEUNISTV STREI-
KUOJA.

INDIANAPOLIS, bal. IA. -
Anglekasip organizacijos virsaiclal
tvirtina, kad anglekasiu streikas
eina didyn ir stipryn. Sia sa-
waite streikuojanciu skaitlius pa
sidaugino $4,000 ,darbininkQ. Tai
kuone visi neunistai, kurie strei-
ko pradzioje dar dirbo minkstqjQ
angliQ kasyklose.. ..
Kadangi iSpat streiko pradzios
$4,000 neunistu prisideJo prize
streiko, tai Siandie streikuojanciQ
neunistq bus jau $4,000.
Internacionalis anglekasil pre-,
zidentas Lewis sake, kad prisi'
Iiungimas prize streiko neunlstV
sulaikys visai angliu produkcija
ir tuomet kompanijos bus priver'
stos stoti konferencijon su dar
bininkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
BULGARIA. SANTARVES
PAVERGIAMA.

SOFIA, bal. IA. - Brlga-
rios valdzia prasA santarves
atpildymo komisijos nors tri,
mis- sekanciais metals nerei-
kalauti is Bulgarijos jokios
kontribucijos, kol Bulgaria.
nesustipres ekonominiai.
Bet atpildymo komisija vie
toje kokio-nors susimylejimo,
atsakydama j Bulgarijos pra-
Syma, ant jos uzkrama tie
siog nepakeliamq kontribuci-
JOS nasta.
SantarvGs komisijos sally
Cos taip aSetrios ir taip sun
kios, kad Bulgaria. tiesiog
pavergiama, pakeiciama san
tarvds provincial.
Komisija pirmaisiais me-
tais reikalauja 100000 do
leriu kontribucijos, antral-
siais - 100000 dol. Tai,
girdi, iSlaidos tarptautiniam
kontrol6s komitetui uz kontrl-
bucijq kolektavimq. Gi pati
konribucija liekanti kaip bu-
vusi. Vadinasi, atidedama to-
lesniam laikui.
Tai ne viskas. Santarv6 no
ri paimti savo kontrol6n mul-
tiniq, kasyklu, gelezinkeliq IL
kitas pajamas. To visa Bull
garija juk jokiu budu negali
atFaikyti.
Tai smugis siandieniniam
bulgarq kabinetui, kuris nuo'
lat tvirtino turis santarveJe
gerq varda ir santarvd ne
spausianti Bulgarijos.
Bulgarijos kabinetas yra
agrarQ kabinetas. Matyt, JlS
dabar lures griuti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
SANTkRVES SALYGOS
BOLSEVIKAMS.
RUsU EKsPERTAI JAS
STUDIJUOJA.
Nevykes komunizmas turi pa
siduoti.

GENOA. b. IA. - Vyriau-
siojo konferencijos kOmlteto,
kurs vadmamas politlnlu ko-
mitetu. subkomitetas SOvletQ
Rusiios delegatamS ldaVe
Santarv6s sqlygas, kokoms
bolSevistin6 Russia gal6tQ but
priimta EuropOs valstyblQ
draugijon.
!Tas sQIygas pirm konferen-
cijos Londone pagamino san
tarv6s ekspertai. Kaip Sian
die SovietQ RusIOs delegata1
turf duct atsakymQ subkoml-
tetui tn sQlygQ klausime. Dvl
dieni rusQ ekspertai perkratl,
n6io salygas.
Santarv6s sqlygaS sudarc
"a straipsniai. Tie padallnt1
! iris dalis: skolos, admins
tracija ir SvetimSaliQ apsaugs
Rusijoje.
Skolos: SovietQ Rusija tur
pripazinti svetimQ valstyblr
ir svetimSaliQ pavieniQ skolas
Turi atlyginti rusams eml
grantams uz sunaikinima ar
ba pagrobima jQ nuosavybr
Rusijoje. Karo laikQ skolo'
turf but panaikintos kompro
misais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14

Administracija: SoVle'Il
Rusijos administracija turI
but teisinga, jei taS paliecIa
svetimSalius. AdminiStracIJa
tuo zvilgsniu turf but mode
iuoiama civiliSuotQ SallQ pa
vvzdziu. SvetimSaliai turl
naudotis prigulinGiomis yems
teisemis.
SvetimSaliu apsauga: "a
duodama sugestijQ, kad VlSl
svetimSaliai Rusijoje butq pa
vesti savo konsuliQ protekcl-
ion. Be konsuliu sutlklmo ne
gaIima svetimSaliQ arestuotl
" polltlnlus praSlzell9lllluS
svetimSaliai ne baudziami, BET
iSStremiami is Rusijos. Sve,
timSaliu savastys il kapltala.
lygiai turf but pilnai apsaugo'
ii.
Tai kietas RESULTS SoVietr
Rusijai. Vargiai If kompro'
misp keliais bus susitalklnta
kuomet bolSevikai pareikalauS
Rusijai atlyginimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-14
PranCuzai Gina Savo PoziCija
NENORI KLAUSYTl APIE NUSlGINKLAv|MA
vOKIE6IAI sU BOLSEVIKAIS NEPATENKINTI.

sake, kad kaikurios RuslJal /
duotos sqlygos yra tikras alb
surdas. Santalv6 is RuslJoS
nori padaryti Turkilq arba
Kinijq. Uzkrauti ant JOS sa-
vo jungq il pavergti. Tchl-
tcherin yra nuolatiniame SuSl-
neSime su Leninu MaskvOJe.
VokieGiai konfercncija irgl
nepatenkinti. Nes jQ relkalaIs
nieko neveikiama.
Kitu visu mazQju valstybiQ
delegatai neturi ka velktl. los
valstvb6S neatstovaujamos
vyriausiajame komitete, ku-
rim melna delegatal SallIar-
YES. Vokietiios, Rusijos If ke-
liu kitu didesniQ valStyblQ.
Santarv6s valstyb"s parln-
ko komitetan representatives
tik sau patinkamus. Tokla
neteisvbG neduoS geistinQ pa
sekmiQ.