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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
.ANGLAI RE|KALAUJA
MORATORIUM
VOKIETIJAI.
PARYZIUS. spal. Il.

PARYzIUS, spal. IA. :
Vokietijos finansinG pad6tis
Wis bloga. N6ra Whites, kac
atcinanGiais metals j galttr
mokGti kontribucijq.
Atpildymo komisijoie Ang
lijos narys Sir John Bradbu'
ry reikalauja Vokietijai pri.
pazinti moratoriuma penkerR,
metQ laikotarpiui.
Francija savo atstovq Bar,
thou tojc komisijoje' igaliavc
prieSintis visokiam morato.
riumui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
800 KARTU AREsTUoTAs.

Galvazudis Walter Stevens,
kurs teismo nubaustas kakji-
mu il kuri visokios rQsies po-
litikieriai darbuojasi isgelbeti
nuo kalejimo, iris simtus kar-
tn ikiSiol buvo arestuotas ir
nei viena karta nebuvo nubau-
stas.
Paskutiniu kartu nevyko te-
Claus iSsisukti. Nuo kaleji-
mo j gall iSgelb6ti tik guber-
natoriaus susimylejimas. Del
to politikieriai ir siuo kartu
darbuojasi il ,paliuosuoti.
!. Bet uz jo bausme stow II
mona Crime komisija. il
kreipesi i gubernatoriQ, idant
Stevensui nebutQ joho susl-
mylejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
SANTARVES KARIUOME
NE INEIs TRAKIJoN.

KONSTANTINOPOL, ssp.
II. SantarviS valStybnl
vir$ininkai jau padani vISus
planuS paSiQs;i <ayo kariuo-
mene Trak1on, pa~'r""'"f
paliaubQ sutartlmI.
Is anglQ, francuzV IL itall
bus sudaryta 5000 karoiviQ
buryS. TaS buryS bus iSSiQS-
taS IS Konstantinopolio Ira
kiion atcinantiQ sayaitr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
,TRAKIJOS EVAKUAVIMO
KLAUSIMAS.

R0DoST IA spal. II. - ci'
paSkelbta, jog anglu, francu.
~ ir italy armiiQ StabQ virSi.
ninkai atvyks Gionai konfe'
ruoti su graikQ armijos ko,
mcndantu gen. Nidcr.
SantarvGs vaIstyb6s vlrSi
niukai oficialiai praneS graf
ky Eomendantui Mudanijo;
konrcroncijoj padarytas pa
liaubV sQlygas, kmios pale
Gia Trakijcs cvakuavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
GAL, SUsAUKS KoNGRESA
SPECIALEN SESSION..

WASHINGTON, sp. Il.
Kongreso lyderiai, kurie kon-
fcravo su prczidentu Hardin
gu. sake prezidentas turf no
ro Su$aukti kongresq specla-
len session lapkriGio 20 dienQ,
Sakoma, zemesniems kon-
ereso rumams bus Quota pro
COS galutinai aptarti preky-
bos laivams subsidies klausl-
ma. Gil senatas aptarsias bl-
liQ prizes linciavimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
KETURVALAKIAI, Vilka-

viskio APPS. Rugsejo 8 d.
''ValstieGiQ Sqjunga" surenge
mitinga, kurios vardu kalbejo,
St. Seimo narys j. Matulevl-
Gius ir antras esqs IS zemaiti7
jos, kurio pavard6s neteko su-
zinoti. Jiems oponavo pill. Jo-
sys, "Uk. Sajungos" vardli.
"zemdirbiQ'' vardu beprade-
das kalbeti p. Varkala, tapo
nurektas If nuSEilptas. Pc
to, Darbo Federacijos vardu
kalbejo Petravicius If St. Sci
mo narys KardiSauskas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
'TURKAI L,AIK0SI Boil
sEV1KU.

.ANGORA, spal. II. - Cia
turkQ nacionalistu valdzia O.
ficialiai paskclbd, jog j -su
MaSkva baigia daryti ekono-
mine Sutart!, sulig kurios boil
Scvikai gausiq plaGias konce-
SijaS rytin6j Anatolijoj.
PazyIuima, jog nacionaistQ
vaiGzia daugiausia favorMuo-
ia bolSevikams. Matyt, tie
zymiai prisidGjo prize turkll
laimGjimQ. ~:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
Oar Nezinia Kur Lvyks TaIkos
KOnfGrGnCija
TURkU kARIUOMENE ATSIMETA NUO CHANAkO
SANTARVES VALSTYBES PAGAMINUSIOS
KARIUONIENE TRAKIJAI.

Vakar praneSta, jog turkQ
kariuomen6 prad6jo citi pir,
myn ant Chanako iniju.
Anglijos kariuomenes ko.
mendantas pak6lG protestq.
Turkai jam atsaka, jog JIG
ncturi jokiu officially ziniu a.
pie paliaubas. Delto pose.
novel manebruoja.
Kick palaukus turkai gave
officially ziniQ. Prasidejc
kariuomcn6s atsimetimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
KEMAL PAsA PALANKUS
AMERIKONAMS.
Nori, kad iie atgaivintu
Turkija.

PARYzIUS, spal. II.
Turku nacionalistQ galva Mu-
stapha Kemal paSa kvieeia
Turkijon il Trakijon Ameri-
kos pirklius If pramoninkus.
Jis pareiskia, jog ameriko-
nais daugiausia pasitikls,
Tai esq teisingi zmones. Tru,
mpu lailzu jie patys daug sau
pelnytu il paciai Turhjai
gelbetq pakilti ant stipresnlV
kojQ. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
NETINKA KONFERENCI-
JAI VIETA.
PARYZTUS, Spal. II.

PARGZTUS, Spal. II.
Francijos uzsicniQ rcikalu O.
fisas paskclb6, jog artimQjQ
Rytp reikale taikos konfercn-
ella tmi ivykti kur kitur, bet
he Scutari.
Kaip Francija, taip Italia
pricSingoS Scutari. Sake, jos
ncnori konfcruoti tokioj vie
to.i. kur anglQ karo laivQ ar
motos stow nustatytOS.
.Turkai taipat nepalankQS
micStui Scutari. Jicms no
riSi konIcrcncijQ turtt ltah-
joje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
TCHITCHERIN UzGINA
RADIkkLy REMIhA
S, VALSTUOSE.
RUSIJA LABAI NORI SU-
sIARTINTI SU AMERIKA.
Tx nori matyti visur lygybe.

MASKTA, spal. II. - W.
sicniQ relkalQ komisaras
,Tchitcherin pasikaIb6jime su
amcrikoniSku korespondentu
pazym6jo, jog santarv6s vals-
tybip nusprendimaS leisti Ru-
sijai dalyvauti vicnoje is dvie-
jQ konferencijQ artimQjQ Ry-
tn klausime Rusijos visai ne
patenkina.
Tchitcherinas nemato JokiO
reikalO Saukti dvi kOnferenci-
j daryti taikq su turkais. Sa-
ko, uztenka vienos konferenci-
jos, kuri gaatu pilnai apimti
visus Rytp gyvuosius reika-
lus.
Rusija priesinga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
MIRTIES BAUSME Uz
PAPIRKIMUS.


MASKVA.4spal II. - Bol-
$evikQ valdzia ived6 mrtics
bausIre uz papirkin,l davi-
mus IL Gmimus.
BolSevikQ kriminalinis ko,
deksas tos rQSics prasizeng6-
lius paskirsto iris dalis.
Maziausia bausm6 - metal
kaldiimo. AukSGiausia -
mirtis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
GARNECKIS LIETUVOS
CHARGE D'AFFAlRES
WASHINGTONE,

WASHINGTON, X. II d.
(Elta). - Uzmezgant regu-
liarius diplomatinius santi-
kius tsrp Lietuvos ir Suvie-
nytu Valstiju, Lietuvos Val
dzia paskyre savO diplomati-
niu atstovu Amerikai p. V.
Carnecki kaipO Charge d
Affaires p. i.
Siandie specialize audien-
cijoje iteiks savO igaiojimus
Valstybes Sekret. p. Hughes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
KRUONIS. Kruonio pa

KRUONIS: Kruonio pa
rapijoje yra kaimas Anslinin-
kai. Nesenai kaimas nutare
skyrstytis i vienasadzius. At
yyko matininkas p. Arlauskas.
rs syk buvo matininkas nusi-
mines, kad gal niakais nueiti
kai-kuriu ukininkQ :troskimaiy
nes atsirado ardytojp. Bet IL
gainiui matminko prikalbine-
jani .zmon9s savo sueigoje SUI.
stare ir galu gale taikoje pa.
siskirste kiekvienas sau vien-.
sedi. 0 juk retas atsitikimas.
kad sodzius iSeitu vienased-
ziais be rietenQ ir be kivirciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
LATvIJA RUBLIUs PA
MAINO FRANKAIS.

GENEVA, spal. II. = Lat
WHO'S respublika Xxi Siolei var
toto rublius. Dabar iveds
frankq, kurs skaitysis none
tarine vienute. a..
Latvija. Sveicarijoj uzsaki
pagaminti jai 50 milionus
frankly.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
S. V. MINISTER'S LIETU-
VAT ATVYKO WASHIN-
GToNAN.

WASHINGTON. Y. 9 4.
(F,lta). - Atvyko Washington
nan * Minneapolis, Mmn.,
nauiai paskirtas Suv. Ealsti-
.jQ nrpaprastas paSiuntinyS il
iyaliotiI.i< minister's Lietu-
Val. p. Frederick ". F.. Co
ltlnan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
KABINETAS REMS LLOYD
GEORGIA.
LONDONAS, sapl. II.

LIONDONAS, sapl. II. -
Anglijos ministeriQ kabinetas
Siandie daugiausia uzimtas
mammals vidujiniais politi-
kos reikalais. Premiere prize
Sal veda prizes il astria kam-
panijq. Kabineto nariai nu-
tar6 darbuotis NJ savo pre-
miera.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
NUO DEGANGIO LAIVO
lSGELBETA WSI
zMONES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, s.
II - u go mailiu nuo San
Pedro plaukianGiame garlal-
w City of Honolulu kilo gal
Sra$.
2I7 zmoniQ iguIos il keliau-
ninkQ sulipo laiku pagelbl-
ncs valtiS II laivaS pallktaS
beliepsnojQS.
u penkuQ valandQ atplau-
ke keli LAVAL visus zmones
iSgelb6jO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
Zinios IS Lietuvos
R1NK1MU KAMPANIJA.
VILKAVISKIS.

VILKAVISKIS. Sekma-
dieny, rugS6jo 3 d., turgavi.-
tts aikSteje ivyko vieSas mi
tingas. Nuo "Ukininklr sq-
jungos" kalbejo E. Draugelis,
kr. dem, Karvelis, Darb. Fe-
deracijos - Brokas. Lsejes
kaEb6ti "zemdirbip" vardu
X. Daugirdas, minios tapo nu-
Svilptas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
plNICU KURsAS

svetimp .saliq pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
spaIiu l3 d., buvo toks pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.4S
Francijos 100 frankp 762
Italijos 100 lrq 4.S0
vokietijos 100 markip .o37s
Lenku 100 marktQ .01
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14

ga, jci be jos dalyvavimo bus
Sprcndziami artimQju Rytll
rcikalai, sake Tchitcherin.
JiS pazymi, jog Russia sla-
ndie gan6tinai pasitvarklusl,
taip kad tarptautiniuose rel
kaluose visuomet privalo ly-
gV balsq tur6ti su ktomls dl-
dziuhmis valstybemis, kuo-
met tie reikalai paliecia Ru-
SijOs interesus.
Be to, Russia Siandie jau-
ciasi CANA stipri, kad tokiuo-
Sc reikaluose il galetQ but
ignoruojama.
Tchitcherin reiSke apgailes-
tavimq, kad pastaraisiais lal-
kais niekais nuejo visos pa
stangos atnaujinti santiklus
Rusijos su Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
TURKAI ATSIMEFA NUO
CHANAKO.

CHANAK, SpaI. II. -Tw-
ku kariuOmcnt atSimcta IS
Chanako apylmknl ties Oar
danclIaiS.
C'hanak yra DardanellQ
tvirtuma. Ten stow mgIll
kariuOmcnG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
sNIEGAs M1eH1GANE.

DETROIT, Mich, spal. a.
siauriniame Michigane w
vakar prauze smarh vetra su
sniegu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
Nori lygybes.

Anot Tchitcherino, Amerl-
ka norejo Rusijon pasiustl
teknikale komisija, bet su to-
kionis salygomis il tokiu bu-
du,. kad j turejo apsieiti su
mumis, kaipo su zemesniai-
siais.
Russia juk ne Egiptas, sa-
Ike Tchitcherin, If negali but
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14

su ia apsieinana kaip su ne;
civilizuotu krastu.
"Mcs ncsiprieSiname komi-
sijai, kad il cia lankytQ to-
kius distriktus, kokius pagei-
dauja matytil il kas jai reika-
linga matyti," sake komisa-
ras, bet norime, idant jos ap-
silankymas butQ kaipo lygiQ
su lygiais. TcGiaus Amcrika
iS pasidid4ovimo pabuso,
kuomet mes pareikalayome,
idant ir musu tokia pat ko-
misija aplanSytp Suv. Valsti-
jas. Juk tai baisus daiktas. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
AMERIKA IR LIETUVA,

WASHINGTON. Y. 8 d.
CElta). - SiomiS dfenomis
bus uzmegsti tarp Lietuvos il
SuvicnytQ NalstijQ regulariai
diplomatiniai santikiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
-OR-AS

CHICAGO. - siandie ne
pastovrls oras, kick sileiau
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Neremia radikalu.

Amerika ( $alinasi nuo Rusi-
jos dar ir todel, kad j, anot
komisaro, bolSevikus laiko ko-
kiais tai ypatingais plesikais
ARABIA anarchistais.
,Tcciaus taip n6ra.
Taipat ir Amerikos tvirtini,
mai ncturi nci grudo teisybGs,
kad Rusijos bolSevikai turGtQ
remit Amerikos radikalu vel,
kimQ.
Tai. girdi, neteisyb6. Pa,
na$iai buvo ir kitose Salyse,
Bet kuomet anosc isteigta Ru-
sijos atstovyb6s, su tuomi pa,
sibaig6 il visos kalbos apic
radikalip gaivalu r6mima.
Tchitcherin pareisk6, joe
bol$evikai visgi su atsid6jimu
darbusiasis uzmegsti geruo'
sius l'ySius su. Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-14
Rusija priesinga.

Russia buvo il bus priesin-
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wrought we'll and are worthy of all honor God has manifested himself i'll wondrous ways among men. But the tokens of his presence ill the church and in the world at large were never so manifold as they are today. He has spoken to the world above the mighty roar of cannon and the terrible clash of armies in deadly conflict. He was present in the Peace Conference at Versailles. although that conference, as q body. did not recognize Him. or seek his guidance His hand was on the helm of the recent Peace Conference in Washington City. The very life O. the world today is tremul0us with the tokens of the Divine presence and power. The Ancient of Days seems .o be girding himself for a. mighty con- niet with the powers of darkness. Let LIS waste no time in boasting of the glories of the vanished past, or in lamenting the poverty of the inglorious present. Let us rather ask God for the vision to see the living Christ Of today as he walks in the midst of the golden candle sticks of his church and holds the living stars in his own right hand.
 We are living we are dwelling
 In a grand and glorious time,
 In an age on ages telling.
 When to be living is sublime"
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THINGS TOLD BY OUR FATHERS

(Outline of q sermon preached hy Rev.
 | A. Sage in the Methodist church
 of Prescott. Sunday morning, Feb.
 26. l922)
 Text. We have heard with ear ears, 0 God. our fathers have told Us. what work thou didst in their days, in the times of old" Psalm fl |.
 The words ct this text form the in- troduction to n most glowing ePitome of the history of israel - the wilder mss. What a wonderful! history fl k telling how God had driven out the heathen to lnuke room for his chosen people How he had let Israel dc" Shod through the midst of the Red Sea. How he had guided them with the pillar of clord hy day and the pillar of fire hy night, What a halo of glory it casts over those wonderful
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
OR CIRCUIT CLERK AND RECORDER

We are authorized to announce Ed 5. Gladden. as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Fred Fuller ss a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder. subject to the action of the Democratic primary
 We are authorized to announce E. Ii. (Ep) Weaver as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce A. E. Me Guire of Missouri Township, a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Nevada county. subject to the acton ot the Democratic primary,
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There are more than loo adult il literates attending the Opportunity Schools which have been organized in Pulaski county under the direction of the county superintendent, Mrs. Frank H. Dodge.
 It's pecul sar how proud man is ot himself and how he pats himscls on the back for having little backbone, after the fear that some of his friends will jump al over him for daring to assert himself has proven groundleSs.
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stories our hearts have glowed with holy enthusiasm and we have felt that in comparsion with those early days these present days are dull and desti- tute of spiritual power. We are tempted to take up the vail of the psalmist and to cofplain that God has forsaken Us. and that these days are drab and commonplace i'll contrast with those wonderful days. But when we come to an impartial study of all the facts of history as they are related to these times we will find that our fathers had many evils to contend against. and that the progress of the church of God in their days was hin dered by difficulties which were great enough to have utterly discouraged and defeated them but for their stead fast faith in God. A century ago open and ayowed infdelity was com mon. Nearly all men in public life,
 
 of Congress, judges, legislators. etc. etc. were either avowed Skeptics O. merely nominal believers. More than ninety per cent of all the college stu dents in the United States were not members of any church. The standard of morals even among church members was. in many respects, shamefully low Seventy-five years ago, there was but one protestant church in Washington City and that one church had an aver age congregation of about twenty-five people. These are only few of many facts that might be given to show that the good old days of which our fathers have told us were not wholly good, and that they were not really better than these present days
 In the second place we should learn that God has been at work through all the ages. There is no period of the worlds history. however marred by evil. which has not been made glorious by some manifestation of the presence and power of God. Budhists claim that their great god Budha left his foot print on mighty rock: but christ ianS can claim with absolute confidence that the God whom they worship has left his footprints on every page of the worlds history. Our God is d wonder working God and through all he generations of men the fathers have told their children of the glorious acts which he has wrought among the children of men.
 But the one grea, lesson which ! would have you leaIn from the study of this Psalm k the lesson of faith , in an ever present and ever gracious God. One who has been at work through all the past and who is still working today. While on the one hand it is we'll for us aS individuals and as Il church to repent of our weak ness of faith and of our lack of spirit ual power, yet on the other hand 1t is important for us to lift up our eyes into the fields which are ripe for the harvest, and to the unlimited sources of spiritual power which are open to us through faith in Jesus Christ.
 Let us deyoutly rejoice in the achievements of the past Our fathers
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days when God was dwelling among the people and manifestinf his power ill such marvellous ways.
 But alas, in the thought of the Psalmist, the glory of those former days has past away. What glomy contrast he draws between the past and the present, the old times and the new. The past was glorious with the lights of Gods presence and power , the present is desolate and distressing because God no longer dwells among his reope. Hear him as he turns this gloomy side of the picture. but thou hast cast LIS off and put us to shame :: and goest not forth with our armies Thou makest us to turn back from the enemy. Thou hast given us like sheep appointed for meat, and hast scat tered us among the heather. Thou sellesth thy people for bought, and dost not increase thy wealth by their price
 q hea then. a shaking of the head among the people,
 What q striking and painful con trast. And yet how familiar it all sounds even to our modern ears. How strangely ture it is that even good people have always been more or less disposed to cast a glamor of wonder and glory over the past whale they are literally blind to the glory of the present. From the time of Solomon, and perhaps before his time, until the present men have said. The former days were better than these What a common thing it is today to hear men wishing for return to the good old days of our fathers. What are some of the practical lessons which we may learn from the presence of this age old tendency in human nature.
 First of all, it is well for Us to learn that by blessed law of memory all men are disposed to forget the fail ureq and the mistakes of the past and to remember only it's achievements to forget the bad things and remem- bcr the good things. How fully is this exemplified in the Psalf which we are studying The Psalmist thinks only of the glory of those wonderful days. He has forgotten all of those dark chapters in the wilderness his tory. How the people rebelled against God time after time.
 How they murmured Moses until the dear old man grew weary of life itsself and begged God to let him die. How they perished in the wilderness by the thousands because of their sins How they were compelled because of their sins to wander in the wilderness forty years until God could raise 1Ip Il new generation of folks who were fit to go over and take possession of the land of promise
 A little study of history will reveal to us the fact that every period of the worlds life has been mared, more or less. by sin. The golden age is not in the past, nor yet i'll the present. but the future Our fathers have told Us of the wonderful revivals of a century, and even a half century ago, and as we have listened to the marvellous
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FOR SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR

We are authorized to announce Sam E. Mum as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff and Collector of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Blake Dalrymple as a candidate for the office of Sheriff and Collector of Nevada County. sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary.
 We are autorized to announce Henry b Holloway as A candidate for the office of Sheriff and Collector of Nevada county. sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary.
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\ full-grofn man leading Il poodle dog around comes about as near our idea of q fool as anything we can think of.
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Let the knockers stril,e-no one wants them on the job anyway.
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\ hen can sit still and make q living, but men can't.
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FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

We are authoried to announce O. K. Me Daniel ss candidate for the office of County and Probate Judge of Nevada county. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears 0
 Signature ;as of &Mzzzzx

The busy man doesn't figure mpch in the police court news.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16

Hesterly Drugstore & PreseottHdw O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-01

practically impossible and, if such
a list were available it would cost
81 600 to send each Democrat one
letter.
FOURTH: Addressing tho
people through the newspapers.
Through the newspapers candi-
date can reach those who read
political advertisements. This
newspaper will permit me to
reach its readers and | will use
its space as freely as my funds
will permit. During the remain
der of the campaign, ! will pre-
sent my case in the manner out
lined, seeing as many voters as
possible, speaking on every pos
sible occasion, sending circulars
and printed matter to as many as
| can buy stamps to reach, and
Using the newspapers to the end
that the voters may have every
possible opportunity to pass upon
my application to become their
"hircd man" to work for them at
Washington.
In each article | will set forth
my position on some vital issue
now before the people, and your
consideration of what I have to
say will be deeply appreciated.
Respectfully,
ELMER THOMAS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-01
Cattle "Rustiing"
Days Recalled In
Arrests In Texas

Lubbock. Texas. July THE days
Of yoro when cattle "ruatlcrs" foamed
the plains Of west Texas were re-
called here today when three men
we're lodged In jail In Hockey coun'
" yesterday aud charged with whole
iale cattle stealing,
No fewer than 300 head Of cattle
are reported to have been stolen
from the biz ranches of Lubbock aud
Hockey counties. In the operations
which have extended over q period
II several months.
Mllt Goodc. his bro,her.inlaw, Pat
Kyle. aud third man. all old clti.
sons, aud not only we'll known but
connected with some Of the best and
ildest families of this section. are
held on charges filed by the shcrffs
of Lubbock and Hockey counties.