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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-08-25

job" he told her cheerily. "You take
yore time and get into these dry
clothes. Well not disturb you till you
knock"
When her timid knock came her host
brought in a steaming cup. "You drink
this. It'll warm you good"
what Is it?" she asked shyly.
Medicine" he smiled. Doctors Or
ders."
While she slipped the toddy Johnnie
brought from the kitchen tray upon
which were tea, fried potatoes, ham,
eggs, and buttered toast
The girl ate ravenously. 1t was an
easy guess that she had not before
tasted food that day.
Clay kept up flow of talk, mostly
about Johnnie's culinary triumphs.
Meanwhile he made up bed on the
couch.
Once she looked up at him, her
throat swollen with emotion. you're
good"
"Shol We been needin' a li'p sister
| to brace up our manners for us. It's
lucky for US / found you. Now I ex-
, pect you're tired and sleepy. We fixed
up yore bed in here because it's warm
er. You'll be able to make out with it
all right. The springs are good"
Clay left her with a cheerful smile.
Turn out the light before you go to
| bed, Miss Colorado. Sleep tight. And
don't you worry. You're back with
old home folks again now, you know"
Tired out from tramping the streets
without food and drowsy from the
teddy she had taken, Kitty fell into
deep sleep undisturbed by troubled
dreams.
The cattleman knew he had found
her in the nick of time. She had told
him that she had no money, no room
in which to sleep, no prospect Of work.
Everything she had except the clothes
| on her back had been pawned to buy
food and lodgings. But she was young
| and resilient. When she got back
home to the country where she be-
longed, time would obliterate from her
mind the experiences of which she had
been the victim.
1t was past midday when Kitty
woke. She found her clothes dry. After
she dressed she opened the door that
led to the kitchen. Johnnie began to
hustle about in preparation for her
breakfast.
"Please don't trouble. I'll eat what
you've got cooked" she begged.
ats no trouble, ma'am. If the's a
thing on earth enjoy DOM it's sure
cookin'. Do you like yore aigs sunny
side up or turned?"
EITHER way. Whichever you like,
Mr.. Green"
While she ate he waited on her so
licitously. Inside, he was a river Of
tears for her, but with it went good
deal of awe. Even now, wan-eyed and
hollow-cheeked, she was attractive.
In Johnnie's lonesome life he had
never before felt so close to a girl as
he did to this ore.
Ell don't like to be so much bother
to you" she said. Maybe / can go
away this afternoon"
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| thing primitive stirred her-a flare Of
| feminine ferocity. She felt hot to the
touch, an active volcano ready for
eruption. If only she could get a
| chance to strike back in way that
would hurt, to wound him as deeply as
The had her!
Pat to her desire came the oppor-
| tunity. Clay's card was brought in
to her by Jenkins.
''Teil Mr.. Lindsay TIL see him in a
few minutes" she told the man.
The few minutes stretched to a long
| quarter of an hour before she descend
| ed. AS soon as his eyes fell on her,
Clay knew that this pale, slim girl in
| the close-ftting gown was a stranger
to him. Her eyes, star-bright and burn
| ing like live Goals, warned him that
the friend whose youth had run out SO
| eagerly to meet his was hidden deep
| in her today.
81 reckon I owe you and Mr.. Whit
ford an apology" he said. 'No need
to tell you how I happened to leave
last night. expect you know"
| why tame Tic LIOuUlc! i IIllilk l.
| understand" She spoke in an even,
schooled voice that set him at dis
lance. "Your friend, Mr.. Green, has
carefully brought me the details /
| didn't know"
Clay flushed. Her clear voice carried
an edge of scorn. "You mustn't judge
by appearances. know you wouldn't
| be unfair. had to take her home and
look after her."
81 don't quite see why-unless, of
course, you wanted to-" the girl an
| swered, tapping the arm Of her chair
| with impatient fnger-tips, eyes on the
| clock. "But, of course, it isn't neces-
| sary I should see."
Her cavalier treatment Of him did
! not affect the gentle imperturbability
| of the westerner.
Because I'm white man, because
| she's little girl who came from my
country and can't hold her own here,
because she was sick and chilled and
starving. Do you see now"
"No, but it doesn't matter. I'm not
the keeper Of your conscience, Mr..
Lindsay" she countered with hard
| lightness
you're judging me just the same.
If you'd let me bring her here to see
you"
| "No, thanks"
you're unjust"
"You think SOP"
"And unkind. That's not like the
little friend I've come to-like so
much"
you're kind enough for two, Mr..
Lindsay. She really doesn't need an
other friend so long as she has you,"
she retOrted with flash Of contemptu-
Gus eyes. "In New York we're not
used to being so kind to people of her
sort"
Clay lifted hand. "Stop right
there, Miss Beatrice. You don't want
to say anything you'll be sorry for"
"Pll say this" she cut back. "The
men I know wouldn't invite woman
to their rooms at midnight and pass
her off as their sister-and then ex-
pect people to know her. They would
be kinder to themselves-and to their
own regulations"
| will you tell me what else there
was to do? Where could have taken
her at that time Of night? Are repu-
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CHAPTER IX-Continued.

But miracles are made possible by
miracle-workers. The Westerner was
q sixty-horse-power dynamo of energy.
He felt responsible for Kitty and he
gave himself with single-minded devo-
tiop to the job Of discovering her.
When Clay met Kitty at last it was
qlite by chance. AS it happened, Bea-
Srice was present at the time.
He had been giving a box party at
the Empire. The gay little group was
gathered under the awning outside the
foyer while the limousine that was to
take them to Shanley's for supper was
being called. Colin Whitford looking
out into the rain that pelted down, ut
tered an explanatory "By Jovev'
&, Clay turned to him inquiringly.
"a woman was looking out Of that
doorway at u.s." he said. eff she's not
I'm deep water I'm bad guesser. /
Thought for moment she knew me or
some one of us. She started to reach
out her hands and then shrank back"
young or old?' asked the cattle
man.
"Young-a girl"
Excuse me-" The host was off in
an instant, almost on the run.
But the woman had gone, swallowed
In the semidarkness of side street.
Clay followed.
Beatrice turned to her father, eye
brows lifted. There was moments
awkward silence.
"Mr. Lindsay will be back pres
emily" Whitford said. "Well get in
and wait for him out of the way lit
ale farther up the street"
When Clay rejoined them he talked
On low voice with Beatrice's father.
The mining man nodded agreement
and Lindsay turned to the others.
"I'm called away" he explained
aloud. "Mr. Whitford has kindly prom
Used to play host in my place. I'm
right sorry to leave, but it's urgent"
His grave smile asked Beatrice to
be charitable in her findings. The eyes
she gave him were coldly hostile. He
knew Beatrice did not and would not
understand.
The girl was waiting where Clay
had left her, crouched against base
ment milliner's door under the shelter
OF the steps.
1--WE looked for you everywhere"
moaned the girl. ''It's been-awful."
81 know, but it's goin' to be all right
now, Kitty" he comforted. you're
goin' home with me tonight. Tomor-
row We'll talk it all over"
He tucked an arm under hers and
led her along the wet, shining street
10 taxicab. She crouched in a cor
ner OF the cab, her body shaken with
sobs.
The young man moved closer and
put strong arm around her Shout
Gers. "Don't you worry, Kitty. Yore
big brother is on the job now"
He knew her story now in Its essen
kials as well as he did later when she
,wept 1t out to him in confession. And
because she was who she was, born to
sean on a stronger will, he acquitted
Fer of blame.
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tie Fists CIenched, Her Soul in Pas
sionate Turmoil.
table hotels open at midnight to lone
women, wet and ragged, who come
without baggage either alone or escort
ed by man?'
am not telling you what you ought
to have done, Mr.. Lindsay" she an
swered, with touch Of hauteur. "But
since you ask newly couldn't you
have given her money and let her find
a place for herself?"
Because that wouldn't have saved
her."
"Oh, wouldn't It'll" she retorted, dry
1y.
He walked over to the fireplace and
put an elbow on the corner Of the
mantel.
'Lemme tell you story, Miss Bea-
trice," he said presently. "Mebbe It'll
show you what mean. I was runnin'
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CHAPTER X
johnnie Makes a Joke

johnnie Makes a Joke.
As Kitty stepped from the cab she
was trembling violently.
Don't you be frightened. lii pard-
her. You've come home. There won't
>RyhDxia knxx you hanA"
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"Jim'd croak me IL be knew
I'd given this r.

To BE CONTINUED
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05

4 =
~ AAnihi1Ni' Asusp'
! 2 o. llaktl all sieilos - 20
tsiJa llulhis NaiS'iuJe
'dpo Aia'fios 'lN.'uai'o '".'
KOS llaKautas MaAelhi'l ln' =
apskflties Kolhehaatufos Nd
relNs Juozas Mlkalohls' SIC
nos skra1oJaileio purlo SarsS-
plnls' paeilianllS - ais 'aus d.
NeolliseS Vaise' Neiihsili'l Nai-
mo.
Stov6damas sargyboje nak-
ties laiku Mikalonis sulaik6
du pllicciu Vezaht KVletiifl's
Illll'Q sezili,4 i1a.Vi!os -. sie'ios
nun '2"'".NS 'isJi p'ileN -
fss'i'ii"i si"us NS''0' ~ ~
SakluS 9r4iii1i', 'a'o a''.''
III pfle kofdoilo Nlrsllilliho'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05

LONDONAS, spal. ). - Is
Konstantinopolio prane$ta,
kad SantarvGS valstybiQ gc-
ncrolai Mudanijoj jau padart
preliminary taikos sutartl su
turkQ nacionaliStu atStovu Is
met paSa.
Tam tikSlui padarytas kon-
terencUoS protokolaS. kalp
$iandie jis turf but paSira$y-
tas.
Is AtenQ depeSoje pazymi-
ma, kad graikQ revOIlucln@
valdZia stow grieztai uz Ira
k;.;os pasilaikyntq. Kad tu0-
tarpu tufkdl felk;liauJd, lClailI
graikai Trakij2 evakuotu :!
a$tuonias dicnas.
TcGiaus santarvGs valstybiQ
generolai neklauso graikQ rel
kalavimp. Taipat pazyml,
jog Trakii6s cval;uavimas
a$tuonias dienas ncgalimas.
Taigi dar noturima ziniQ,
kaip konferencija iSsprcnd6
Trakijos klausimQ. 90
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ZinioS is IS LietuVOS.
METAI-YoL. ]

zidikus neva papirosu nusi3
pirkti, apziurejo ant kelio gl5
Init nukauta kareiyL grlzo
atgal namo.
Bet nevisuomet toxic dars
bal paslepiami. zmones SUI
ainoje apie atsitikima prade-
jo srilioti, kad tai Juodkos
darbas. Mat miltus vez6 du
broliu Juodkai, is kuriq vyress
nysis pabtges is kariuomenes,
slapstosi. Tapo pranesta kur
reikia. Kriminal6 milicija
draug su vietine milicija ir
kareiviais apsupo Juodkos u.
ki kur atrado teva ir james
nil sung, nakties ivykio da-
lyyl, vyresnysls 81 pastebeJes
milicija leidosi higti niskan
is kur paspruko Latvijon. Mu-
sq l::ilninalin6 mi!;ciia nieke
II. I,.ul dama perc5o l.atviJos
siena il po nekurio laiko sll
pagelba I4atvijos policijos su-
lake piktadari, il atidave val
dzios Union.
Karys Mikalonis kaipo tik-
ras Lietuvos sunus karzy-
gis tapo iskilmingai palaido-
tas Mazeikiq kapinese. Lai-
dotuviu iskilmei ypaG pasidar-
bavo MazeikiQ miesf. ir apsL
krieio kornendaturos pavaduo-
tojas vyr. lett. Namikas ir tos
istaigos bendfadarbiai.
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.SU TURKAIS kONFEREN
CHA VEDAMA.
ATVYKO GRAIKIJOS
DELEGATAI.
Trakiios likimas visus
spaudzia.

K ONSTANTINOPOL, sp.
4.-Preliminar6 taikos konfe-
rencija Mudanijoj prasidejo
vakar. Susirinkimas atidary-
tas tuojaus po 800. .TeGiaus
sesija per ftraukta If atideta
iki Sios dienos. Nesulaukta
laiku GraikUos atstovQ. Sian
die iie atvyko.
Turkl nacionalistu armijq
rcprezentiioja Ismet paSa.
Grail1jq gen, Mazarakis If
pulk. Sarrianis. Santarves
valstvbiQ vyriausias militari-
RIMS atstovas yra anglQ gen.
Harrington.
Santarv6s valstybiq atsto-
val tvirtina, kad sioje konfe1
rencijoje jie tarsiqsis tik apie
militarinius reikalus. Politi-
Mai klausimai nebus paliecia-
mi. Tai ne jQ reikalas. Bet
klausimas, ar SUI tokia nuomo-
he sutiks turkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
AMERIKA KLAUSIA SK0-
LU NUO RUMUNIJos.

WASHINGTON, spal. 5.
Suv. Valstijp vyriausyb6 rel
kalauja Rumunijos atmokati
Al milionq doleriQ skolQ, ko-
kias cia uztrauke karo laikais.
Suv. Valstijos todel pasta
t6 tq reikalavima, nes Rumu-
Mia Xxi Siolei nudav6 kaipir
nieko nezinanti apie tas sko-
las. Nei net nepraSiusi tn
skolq palaukti.
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LONDONAS, sapl. ). Blu
ves GraikijoS preraRras We
nizielos vakar Gia lank6si pas
AmerikoS mbaSadoriQ Har-
vey.
Praise ji$ ambasadoriaus
tuoiauS suSiSic!ti su Washin-
gtonu Stai kokiamc rcikale:
Graikiia Iabai pagcidauja,
idant Amcrika bendrai su
santarvGS valstyb&mis oku-
puotQ Trakiiq il tQ trritorljq
paIaikytu taip iI%ai, kol ne
bus galutinai i>SprGstaS JOS
Iikimas. Liking i2Spres Sc
kanGioji ncuzilgio taikos Ion-
fercnci;a su tmrkaiS.
VcnizeIos pazymGjo, kad
kur-I;aS roik&mingiau Frakijos
likimas butQ sprcndziamas,
,jci prize to priSiddtQ Amorika,
NcS Graikija Siandie .3augiau-
Sia tik Amcrika gall pasitilh-
Il.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
Graikija Saukiasi AmGrikOs
PageIbos
VENIzELOS ApLANKE AMBASADORIy HARVEY
L0NDONE
NORI, DANT AME RIKOS KARIUOMENE
OKUPUOTU TRAKIJA.

Graikp revoliucin6 valdzia
nori pasilaikyti visa Trakij2.
Bet Nenizelos, pasiteiraves a,
pie santarv6s musistatymq, k-
taip pradajo spresti tq Hau-
simQ.
Jis rcvoliucinei valdziai pa
sirmtG tokiV nurodymn:
TrakijQ okupuoja santarve;
rytinG Trakija turi gryzt tur-
kams: graikai turf evakuoti
visa tTrakijQ.
Vcnizclos sake, kad jei graf
lu rovoliucina valdZia ncklarl-
sym jo nurodymQ IL nenoretQ
prie JQ pnsltalkIntI, tuohet
.Iis atsisakQs but Graikijos
atStovu uzsicniuose.
Jci buves premieras Veni-
zcIos $aukiasi Amerikos pa
@clbos, reiSkia, santarv6s val
styhlS pradcda msisukti nuo
Santarv6 daugiau
ziui Savo interesQ, liaip grail
kQ.
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GEORGIA MoTERIsKE
iPAsKIRTA sENATAN.

ATLANTA, Ga, spal. 8.
Georgia valstijos gubernato-
RUS Hardwick vieton mirusio
los vaIstijos federalio senate
riaus Watsono senatan pasky-
re moteriSke, Mrs. FELTON,, 81
mctq.
Jai neteks butt senate, mes
kitQ mdnesi bus rcnkamas h
tas senatorius. TcGiaus gu
bernatorius nors tuomi ja pc
gcrbd. Visgi j gaus senate
riui prigulinGiq algq.
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ABDIKAVIMO RAsTAS
PRANYKES.

ATENAI, spal. 5. = AEdi-
kavimo dokumentas, kurl pasi
raS6 karaIius Konstantinas,
sakoma, staiga prazuves. Al
tik nebus pagrobes to doku-
mento koks rojalistas karinir
kas, kad tuo budu il vel ge:
bati Graikijos sostv Konstan-
tinui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
MAIsTININKAMs SIULo
MA AMNESTIJA.

DUBLINAs, spal. 5. Ma
cionale Airijos valdzia pas
kelbe atsiliepima j visus mai
Stininkus. Sake, kad isven-
sgti tolesniai kraujo pralieji-
mo, Xxi spaliu Is d. visi mai
SStininkai turi pasiduoti. Vi,
stems uz tai bus paskelbta
visatina amnestJa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
DIDzIAUSIAS KARO
KARzYGIs.

WASHINGTON, spal. o
Gen. Pershing didziausiu A
merikos kamygiu buvusiame
kare pavadino armijos serza-
nta S. Woodfill. Karo laiku
Woodfilll buvo kapitonu. Po
karo jis armijon priimtas Tx
su scrzanto ranga.
Dabar darbuojamasi sra-
zinti jam kapitono ranga.
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C 4 | ICAGOJE
sPRoGo ALKoHoLIo GA
RAJ; sUDEGE NAMAI.

Prohihicijos agentai namuo-
Sc po numeriu 1882 W. Ohio
st. susek6 didele "moonshi-
ne" dirbtuve.
Atrasta trys milziniski ka-
tilai, kiekvienas po 100 gallo
m italpos. Visi trys kasdien
buvo operuojami. Kasdien
buvo pagaminama po 1000
galionQ alkoholio.
Tai visa buvo basemente.
PaSaukta didelis trokas pa
INIT katilus ir 700 galionu
alkohoio. Troko vezeJas j.
.Carlin inejo basementan. Te-
mai alkoholio garai net nosl
suko.
Neziurint to Carlin uziebe
brezziuka uzsirukyti pypkl.
Staiga ekspliodavo alkoho-
lio garai. Visas basementas
suardytas. Pats Carlin is
trenktas laukan per langa.
.Sunaikinti katilai ir viskas.
Namai uzsiliepsnojo.
Ekspliozijos laiku agentai
buvo virsuje. Tie su zmone-
mis- suspdjo pabegti sveih.
TeGiaus Carlin paimtas ligo-
ninen.
Arestuotas Kaspar valenti,
kurs gamino alkoholi. Iesko-
ma daugiau apie 20 tos dirb-
tuyes dalininkQ.
Bet katilq ir "moonshines "
sgentams nepavyko konfis-
kuoti. Viskas nuruko du-
mais.
SAvIEJ1 REMKITE SAVAs.
IsTAIGAs.
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. +
mn. Sake, kad graikai Ira
kijoje begalo ziauriai apsieina
su musulmanais.
De1to komisiionieriai j Ad-
rianopoli, Rodosto il kitur
pasiunte iris karminku komi-
sijas, kurioms pavesta Veto
Sc isstiirtii, kaip daug teisingi
turkQ nusiskundimai. Komi-
.sijQ raportai bus medziaga
taikos konferencijai.
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Albania PR0KLAMUO-
IA RESPUBLIkA.

BELGRADAS, spal. 5.
Is Durazzo praneSta, kad Al
banijoj proklamuota respubli-
ka su prezidentu Ahmed bey
prieSaky. Pirm poros dienQ
praneSta, kad tenai kilusi re-
voliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
NEPAVYKO NkUJA kO-
VA, PAkELTA MOkYk-
LOMS.
PRIESKATALIKISKA MA
soNU AKGIJA sUDRIBO.
Nesurinko reikiamo skaitliaus
paraSu.
OKLAHOMA. spal. ).

ONl4-AliOM-N. jdI. -.
MaSonerija staiga sudribO
Savo pastangosc smaikintl
parapijincs il privatincs mo-
kykIas Oklahoma valStijoj.
KatalikQ prie&ai sustat1
pcticijq IL rinko paraSus. Su
Ia pet5cija nor.ta i&slrupinti,
idant Iapkri5io rinkimais ta
mokykIQ klausimQ padGti ba-
lotaI ir IciSti pilieGianIS bal
Suoti.
ReiN.jo surinkti 10000 pa
ra&Q. Tcciaus novyko. Del
to, griuvo visa ia pri"Skata-
Iiki&ka kampanija. Ir tai bU
vo pramatoma pIrm keletoS
savaiGiQ. SvieSaus proto pi-
licGiai nesira$a peticijoS.
PaStaromiS dicnomis pas
tangoS patrigubintoS. Rezul-
tate viSgi nieko neiStjo. Ne
%auta rcikalingas SkaitIiuS pa
ra>Q.
Kamramja buvo energinga.
NcSti kampanijQ prizes pa
rapiiQ ir privatincS mokykIaS
>ioS vaiSti;oS naSOnamS tru-
ko rcika,ingQ SptkQ. Tad
talkon paSikviet6 ku kluX
Klana. Nusamdt kai-km,iuoS
laikra$tGiuS. iTcGiaus to buvo
pcrmaza.
Tad * .AIabamoS jie parSi-
traukG "Sister Mary Ethel, y
prafesionale prizes katalikus
kovotojQ.
Be to, * kitQ kaiminingQ
valStiiQ partraukta dar dau-
giau kaIb6to.iu. McAlesterio
amerikanizaviMo draugija
taipat iStojo kambanijon. Vi
81 masonai Stojo petys / pc
Il.
TcGiaus tos visos pastangos
nickais nutjo. lr Siandie ka,
taIikQ prie&ai taip susikrlm-
te. tarytum. muse kande.
kalbama, kad ateinantl pa
vaSari tQ savo kampanijq JIG
atnauiinS. Pastums vi visU
smarkumu. TeGiaus abejOti,
mas jQ laim&jimas.
Taip parapijinm mokykIr
prieSams bus ir kitose valsti-
jose.
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GAL KELIAUSIAS AME-
RIKON.

LONDONAS, Spal. ). - +
Palermo, Italijoj, pareina Il
niu, jog ten buves graikQ ka-
ralius KOnstantinas su zmOna
tik laikinai apsistojes. Sake
ma, .zadas jis keliauti Ameri-
kOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
TURKAl Sv SANTARvE PApARE PkLIAUBAS
PASIRODE, TURKAI TIKRAI CEIDzIA
TAIK0S.

Turkai pripazino principe
tas santarvGs valstybiQ tai
kos sQIygas, kurios turkams
buvo pasipstos .bendroje noto-
ie rugs. % dienq. Tqja nota
santarvd turkams zadGjo grq-
Unit TrakijQ iki Marica upes
ir Adrianopoli. Be to, zade-
20 Turkijq priimti TautQ S2-
jungOn.
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sUMAzINo sKoLAs.
WASHINGTON, snal. s.,

WASHINGTON, spal. S.
Pinigyno departamentas pas
kelba, jog rugsijo menesiu S;
Valstijos sumazino viesasias
skolas $50 milionais doleriu.
siandie Suv. Yalstijos turi
viessujq skolp 22,S12,407,791
doleriu.
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PINIGU KURSAS.

svetimp salip pinigq yerte.
mainant nemazian $4,000 dol
spalio 4 d., buyo toks pagal.
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. gvarui Az
Prancijos 100 frankq 1872
Italijos 100 lirq 4.Sg'
Lietuvos 100 auksinq .O4s4
Vokietijos 100 markiq .O4A
Lenkq 100 markiQ on
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Trakija sunkiausias
klausimas.

Sunkiausias ir kebliausias
konferencijoje klausimas, tai
bus Trakijos klausimas.
Kemal paSa paskelbtose sa-
vo sqlygose reikalauja, kad
20 paliaubQ padarymo ] as
tuonias dienas graikai evakuo
tQ Trakija.
Tuotarpu graikai apie eva
kuavimq nenori nei Nausyti.
Ir jei graikai stipriai laikysis
sayo, tuomet santarv6s vals-
tyldms, kurios Trakija paza-
dejo turkams, bus verciamos
.blokuoti Graikijos pakrascius,
kaip buta 1916 metals, kuomet
Graikija atsisake pakilti ka-
ran santarves pusaje.
Jei taip turetQ ivykti, tuo-
met turkams butQ nemazai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
AMER1Kos LEGIoNo
KAMPANIJA.

Cook apskrity if Chicagoj
Amerikos Legionas turi 150'
kuopu (postQ). siandie tos
visos kuopos veda kampanija
surinkti 100000 doleriQ. Pu-
Sc tos sumos bus pavartota
pastatyti Legiono namus (Me-
mortal Home), gi kita puse
kitokiems reikalams, namu IS
rengimui il karo veteranq
paSelpai.
Kampanija baigsis lapkri-
clio Giio % d.
Cook apskrities. Am. Legio-
no sajunga (l5o postq) atsi-
liepia j visus geros valios
zmones aukoti tam tikslui
tick, kick kas isgali. Kaip
didziausia, taip maziausia au-
ka bus itraukta j tam tikras
'knygas If ant visuomet uz-
laikoma.
Aukas galirna sipsti adresu
81 No. La Sale st., pazy-
mint, kad tai sklrlama Cook
.apskr. Amerikos Legiono a
sociacijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
TUKSTANCIAI zUVO POT
Why.

CALCUTTA, spal. 5.
Siaurin6j Bengal provincllos
daily, Indijoj, kilo baisus pot
WINS. Gauta ziniQ, kad TUX
stanGiai zmoniQ zuve.
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KONSTANTINOPOL, SD

). - Cia vakar paskeibta,
jog turkai nacionalistai prize
ne principe santarvds paduo-
tas taikos salygas.
AnglQ gen. Harrington pa
skelb6 praneSima, kad konfe-
rencija pasekmingai vedama.
Taipat, kad Ismid paSa dar
kartq paskelb6 savo vakarinio
fronto armijai par6dyma Vi
somis galimomis priemon6mis
.saugotis susikirtimo su ang-
lais.
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pilni optimizmo.

Generolas Harrington il
francuzQ gen. Sharpe su sa-
vo palydovais ir ekspertais
vakar * BOsforo iSkeliavo /
Mudanijq, kiekvicnas savo
karO Iaivais.
italy armijos gen. Mombel-
il su Stabu is Konstantinopo-
lilo iSvyko.
Tie visf generolai, kick pa
tirta, CANA optimistiniai atsi-
mesa j konferencijq. Jie tvir-
tina, kad jei turkQ nacionalis-
tQ delegatai parodys gerus
norus,. tuomet j So valandas
taikos Nausimas bus isspres-
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-05
MIsKU GAIsRAI.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, spal. 5.
= Kai-kuriose Minnesota val
stijos dalyse, ypaG Kanados
pasieniu, siauGia baisQs mis-
kq gaisrai.
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OR A S

CHICAGO. siandie gra-
zus oras; maza atmaina tem-
peraturoje.
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Masonic Temple buto tire
.cciaiam aukste vakar kilo gal.
sras. Mazus nuostolius padare
ofisams.
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