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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10
Bible Thoughts for
the Week

! Sunday.
{. HUMILITY OF CHRIST.-Let
| This mind he in you. which was also
] in Christ Je us. Let nothing be
done through strife or vainglory {;
bur in lowliness of mind let each
esteem other better than them
selves. Philip. 2:5. 3.
Monday.
LOVE DESTROYS FEAR.-There
is no fear in love: but perfect love
casteth OUT fear; because fear hath
torment. He that feareth Is not
made perfect in love.-I John AIS.
Tuesday.
OMNIPOTENT CARE.-The Lord
shall preserve thy going out anG
thy coming In from this time forth,
and even forevermore.-Ps. 121 g.
Wednesday.
VALUE OF A GOOD NAME.-A
good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches, and loving favor
rather than silver and gold.-Prov.
22:1.
Thursday.
A SAFE RETREAT.-Be Thou
my strong habitation, whereunto
may continually resort; Thou hast
given commandment 10 save me;
for Thou art my rock and my for
tress.-Ps. II q.
Friday.
A REAL FOOL.-He that trust
eth in his own heart is fool
Prov. 20 :26.
Saturday.
HOW GOD LOVES.-For God SO !
loved the world, that lie gave His
only begotten Son; that whosoever
belleveth in Him should not perish. |
but have everlasting life.-John I
3:16.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10
BRAINS AND EXECUTIVE ABILITY
NEEDED

New members OF the legislature II
they have kept any track OF public
sentiment as expressed in the state
press. know that there is unanimous
demand for reduction in the overhead
cost OF government
The legislators who fail to recognize
this condition Of public sentiment and
pass the buck to the people by tell
ing them that they voted Tor the
measures thar Increased taxes viii
show an entire lack Of understanding
of the situation.
While it is true that the people en-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10
Views, Reviews, Interviews
and "reminiscences

little tus ~ her dress. Tho girl was
amazed. Could It be possible that she
was yet really needed for even-a sr.iall
taskg Surely not-for there were the
throngs Of people passing. passing,
anyone of whom might take the child
safely home. She hesitated. but no
one paused in their journey Each
seemed to have burden of their own
10 care for. Motley did not stop
for the little one, and as the girl gath
cred it in her arms, perhaps it was
sigh of oontentment that she
breathed. She Joined the moving null
titude and as she crooned a soothing
lullaby to the baby, it Struggled close,
close against her breast. Its tiny fin
gers shattered the withered flower
and as its petals fell away-behold!
They disclosed the heart of the rose
and it was as the finest spun gold.
E. NJ. w.
Senator Goodings secretary jumped
the yob" because he dislikes the SEN
ator's stand on the bonus question
and the tariff measure, so ably cham
pioned by Idaho's junior senator.
Just how such "wise guy happened
to accept a secretaryship is hard to
understand, but perhaps Mr.. Gooding |
can get along without him.-Lewiston
Banner.
Congressman Addison T. Smith paid
the Journal office a pleasant visit
Friday afternoon prior to his going !
to Richfield to speak. Congressman
Smith is one of the most affable men !
we have met and is well posted on,
not only matters in Washington but
in his district. He has the reputa-
ton of securing for any person in his
district anything that he desires to
years there make him familiar with
all the departments and people and
knowing the ropes as he does enables
him to perform feats for his constitu-
ents others could not hope to do
He was well acquainted with numer-
Gus people in Washington known to
the editor and a most enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent talking over people
and events.
9 9 Q o :
Aves-vous besion DIES invitation de
marriage? A Poffice du Journal vous 4
ponveuz en- trouver de toutes equali- !
ties ct bon marche.
8 8 @ 8
More Truth Than Poetry
The Goldfish lays million eggs
While the helpful hen lays one;
But the Goldfish does not cackle
To inform us what she has done.
And so we scorn the Goldfish GOV.
But the helpful hen we prize;
Which indicates to thoughtful minds A
That it pays to advertise
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

public officials and lawmakers to try
to blame somebody else for a condi-
ton of affairs which they, as public
officials, should be more familiar with
than anybody else.
Brains and ability are required in
public office and mere salary alone is
public servants. We must get men
not the only incentive to securing Sood
who appreciate more the honor of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

dorsed many Of the measures respons-
ible for the present tax situation, it
is also true that the average voter
does not realize when he is asked to
vote for such measures by persons
politically interested. that it will in
crease his taxes. lie Is not told of
the effect it win have on his tax bill
when his vote is being solicited.
II is therefore. a poor excuse for our
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

position and the opportunity it affords
to render a lasting and valuable SER
vice to their state. Too many mere
SALARY drawers" are responsible for
IAN uniformed and misinformed pub
lie on matters relative to our various
branches of government.
The coming legislative session offers
an opportunity for men of brains and
character who can grasp the posi-
bilities of the present situation to
render most valuable service to their
state and make regulations for them
selves as public officials which will Sc
cure for them further honors that
NAV be bestowed at the hands of the
people.
Let us see who will grasp this OPP
portunity.
! Only 81 days to Christmas, do your
Christmas shopping early.
A little bit of printers ink
May cause a multitude to think,
And bring you in pile of chink.
To advertise
We know is wise,
And just the proper caper;
If you'd have fame,
Why keep your name
In some good living paper
Photographers are garrulous, TO talk
they meier refuse,
And when they print their pictures
why they always air their views.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

When woman has been
by the beauty DOCTORS Oh. gwen W
must be homely. >e''alnly
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10
DUNE DAN

a., & a =
DUMB DAN 2
q He's SO stupid he thinks .
Santa Cruz is sea trip .
o And London folks are thick be- .
9 cause the population is dense. Q
All women are cruel because .
8 they whip cream, cut eyes out OF 9
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9 clothes.
And that Influence is a con- @
. tagious disease.
o That Government Bonds is Q
o prison.
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03
Splendid City Property For Sale


ng King st.
TWO LARGE LOTS; almost new large room
Hick. house strictly modern; splendid home; right
price; Winchester Ave.
LOT 2ox12o; large room house and store room;
modern and in splendid condition; splendid business To-
cation; North Queen st; small stock of merchandise;
cheap
LOT 5ox2oo fine modern room bungalow; most
beautiful location on Rosemont; West King ST.; very
cheap; possession in 80 DAYS.
All of the above properties have fine garages
LOT doH1o0; almost new house of 8 rooms, heat,
bath, other modern improvements; possession at once;
very cheap price of $i,2o00o Georgia Ave
LOT 36Xt4o feet deep back i'm
pf'vements splendid location price $55oooo; w John
and location; price is right
LOT 5oHtt0; good II room house, bath, lights
other room house all for $Gooo0; lis North Maple Ave.
LOTS; room house, bath, heat, cellar spIen-
did home almost new; beautiful location price 100000
LOT 25%15o; GOOD room house cellar porches, 9TH
property at tie right price
GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT rooms furnace,
cellar porehca; West ace st; me- will sell at right
price; possession GO days.
LOT 4o%t4o good house of rooms. lights, gas eel
~ 4T 1oo a Also 4o c s4 Ave
houses II You are Interested in this property see me as
ey in GOOD repair; very cheap, 100000 Liberty
GOOD LOT WITH GOOD HOUSE of rooms and
ing, right price; splendid home
81 ACRES SPLENDID LAND; fine for trucking;
within the city limits; about 80 fruit trees Of different
varieties; improved with pebble dash bungalow of 5
rooms; there is also summer kitchen, stable poultry
house hog pea plenty Of water; desirable property.
LOT 5oH2oo TO ALLEY; splendid house; rooms.
homei lin" location; High St Pennsylvania
Ave; price $3.50 90; possession 30 days
LOT 5o/1oo ROOM HOUSE; porchcs lights, cellar;
ga North High St. cheap price
GOOD ROOM HOUSE q, ~ swarta St, good con,
dGoH; large garage cheap S25000O
LOT. GOOD ROOM HOUSE; halls, porches, good
LOT SO f3x147 #. TO ALLEY; good room house:
pOIC1P@
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03

1f3 12 ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND;
' acres IN eultv0tion balance in large timber good
l1naN orchard; good room house farm buildings;
3hi2 $ splendid farm; good road; good terms
l29 ACRES; all in cultivation; good Iand large 10
room brick house, other farm buildings; good road; good
terms O.
Clark County, Virginia, Farms For Sale
Postal Gard win 5rino Full Particulars.
100 ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND;
very productive; COED house s rooms; good tenant
house aad good farm buildings; alo; 10 acres of large
oah lun9er; this is bargain; good roads, good terms
100 ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND;
- acres in cutvation the balance cutover land hi,
Is good producer; house; god barn and other
boating ana fishing; good road; good terms.
% OF an ACRE; Royer and Gri8t Mill on main line
OF y " o. Il. r., Morgan County, West virginia; % bb
capacity Wolf System; cheap; if purchaser desires Will
also include cannory cheap; Will sell mill separate.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03
cal Estate Bargains listed. postal card will brno &C
any OF these properties that appeal to y0u.

277 ACRES SPLENDID SHALE LAND; about 200
acres III cultivation; balance timber room house ana
regular farm Buildings: good orchard for family use:
county road through farm front of buildings; splendid
location; good terms
1870 ACRES los in cultivation: splendid land;
about 80 acres excellent bottom IaDd % acres in large
tnbcFi good room house and other farm buildings;
On coed rad; very easy terms.
T5 ACRES; 100 acres in cultivation; balance wood
2nd; splendid land; room house; balance farm build.
lAsS are new aud large; good hard road: good terms
30 12 ACRES GOOD SHALE LAND; about 20 acres
u cultivation; balance timber and land acres in
hearing orchard about nine old room house
END other farm buildings; coed read good terms
96 ACRES GOOD SHALE LAND: so acres in cllt.
yatoA 30 acres OF which in splendid bottom Iand
T. acres small TIMBER room house and other farm
buiGings good road good terms.
101 10 ACRES OF GOOD LAND; vii in cultivation OK.
cept about acres of Woodland; house: farm
b-In&s; Good family ofehard good road, good terms.
7oG ACRES GOOD sHALE LAND; about co aeras in
room house; farm BUILDINGS: frat family use;
good road; terms.
1877 ACRES OF GOOD StALE LAND; 128 acres IN
cultivation; balance in woodland; coed room house:
fam buildings; good road
CO ACRES GOOD sHALE LAND; all in cultivation
except about 10 which woodland; splendid
orchards about all kinds Of fruit; good room house
and GOOD farm BUILDINGS; coed road; good terma.
81 10 ACRES; about GO cultivation; splendid
lard; mostly bottom land; balance woodland family or
cAardi room house and other farm buildings; win sell
200d terms
700 ACRES GOOD eHh4E LAND: about all in ctl.
tY2uon; coed room house AID other farm buildings;
good read; good forms.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03

ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; goood
room hoHse stable garage and other buildings good
village; raliOad station; easy payments
81 ACRE GOOD LIMESTONE LAND; house:
barn and other buildings; building almost new good
village railroad station.
LOTS; 10x100ft each total 120X300 It: almost new
room house and other buildings in good village with
large manufacturing business railroad station good terms
LOT 35Xtoo FIT; almost new room house and kit.
chen; other buildings almost new; good village with
large manufacturing business; railroad station; good
InlmA.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03
Berkeley County, West Virt
For Sale
a Postal Card VIII Bring Full Particulars

Cd ACRES FINE LIMESTONE LAND; G8 acres In
cultivation; improved with room new brick house fac
ing valley pike This property must be seen be al,
precmted New farm buildings; three miles from this
city, very fine country home convenient to churches
and school; good terms
$50 ACRES SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; room
brick house; good buildings good location on good
hard road; + family orchard; good terms.
1o3 ACRE FARM; good II frame house; good
farm bdnesi nicely located and good road; family
orchard; good terms
1873 ACRES SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; 158
acres III cultivation; balance in good timber; is
5000 apple orchard Is years old; and
ular farm buildings; good roads; county by the
farm; good terms.
1866 ACRES SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND facing
on the beautiful Potomac River; some splendid bottom
land; all of this farm in cultivation and blue grass:
room house and regular farm buildings fruit trees for
family use; good load; good terms
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03
Splendid Homes Of Snail Acreage, in and
Convenient 10 City, I-Hrs and Villages.
A Postal Card win Brig Full Particulars.

l3 to ~ ACRES splendid limestone load for farming
or trucking; about 100 fruit trees; splendid home Of
rooms; barn and outbuild.ngs; also good Crst Min
"2ter power, gFInds meal feed etc; splendid location;
~ minutes from city; good terms.
ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; gDon
dd truck farm; good house, plenty other build.
ings most all buildings nearly new; 10 minutes from
CITY; &bou 30 bearing fruit frees; good terms
ACRES SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; one
acre in orchard; splendid house, rooms; other build.
lHgs all buildings almost new village and railroad
station; good terms.
LARGE LOT; almost house at railroad
station; growing village with large manufacturing es
Enlistment; good terms
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03
jefferson County, West VIRGINIA, Farms
For Gale in the Beautiful St?enardoah
Valley.

253 ACRES OF THE VERY BEST LIMESTONE
LAND; great producing farm; all in cultivation; finely
fcateQ ID acres OF young orchard good residence
rooms; also another house; Of farm buildings;
TINS could be divided made into splendid farms:
good hard road; good terms
1853 ACRES OF SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND.
great producer; all in cultivation except 10 acres
IN splendid blue grass about in young orchard:
good buildings, all nearly new; room house; plenty OF
farm BUILDINGS; good road; good terms.
IS ACRES SPLENDID LIMESTONE LAND; fine
nfoducer about all in cultyaon house and farm
buildings; good road.
1913 ACRES GOOD sHALE LAND; splendid grain
and blue grass land; good house and good farm
buildings; buildings almost new; good road good terms.
SO ACRES; good farm facing the beautiful Shon
a4doah River splendid land good room house and
good farm buildings: good road
ACRES SPLENDID GARDEN LAND; sooadid now
house OF rooms large porches bath cellar; splendid
PIKE near village ara railroad station; New barn and other
buildings; splendid home
4o ACRES within two miles Of good town splendid
limestone land; nearly all in grass good house
and other farm buildings; good pike
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-03

Not a Real Estate Broker,
but a Real Estate Agent, We
sell strictly on commission
no speculation, no deception.
We refer you to any bank or
business man in Martins
burg.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
VOKIECIAI IR VAKARU
KULTURA.
Idomios vokiecio sociologo
pastabos.

STOCKHOLMAS, Svedija,
geg. 3. = Cia su paskaitomis
atvyko vokieGiQ sociologas
Werner Sombart. Skaityda-
mas paskaitas jis pakele sen
sacijQ. Pazymejo, kad ia VI
sa kultnra, kuria Xxi siolei re-
prezentavo S. Valstijos, Bri-
tanija il Prancija, jan mirusi,
Delto, vokiSkosios Salys pri-
valo atsisukti i rytus II ton
pus6n praplesti savo kultura.
Tam tikslui reikalingas bend
ras Vokietijos su Skandinavi-
ia veikimas. Tas veikimas
tuli but atkreiptas prizes vaka-
rQ kulturos itaka. Mes pri-
sienna ieSkoti naujos kulturi-
mes ir ekonomin6s orientuot6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03

akiplesos: Lietuvoje budami
mazumoje nori, kad visi sulig
iu isklerusios "Seinakatarin-
kos' soktQ....
Prakalbos paEko CLAUS is
pudzio. Del pasakytos teisy-
bes, net If musq "cicilikai"
neturejo ka pasakyti. Tx vi
SO piktuma ant "euigumio"
isliejo....
Roseland'ieeiai karStai pri-
tardami Kr. Demokratams su-
dejo net 5000! ReiSkia, su-
kirto ligi Siol Chicagos kolo-
nijas. Net ir Cicero neatsi-
lake siuo zygiu.
Valio! Roseland'ieciai lie
tuviai-katali1zai ir jq vadai!
Reikia reiksti padekos zodi
visiems aukotojams, kad Ro-
seland'ui "gedos" nepadari,
o gerb. kun. P. Lapeliui if ki-
items darbuotojams, jog pasi-
rupino sias, visais zvilgsniais
gausias, prakalbas surengti.
Reporters.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
GEGUzES 1 D. MAsKVoJE.
Trotzky grumoja kapitalisti.
niam pasauliui.

MASKVA, geg. 3. = Gegu-
zes / diena cia pamineta su
didziausia pompa, kokia tik
gall iSgalvoti bolsevikai savo
patenkinimams.
Ia diena sutraukta cia pa
rinktiniausia raudonosios ar
mijos kariuomen6, kurios hu-
ia nemaziau 100000 vyrQ. Vi
81 kareiviai, dalyvave parade
je, naujose uniformose. Visf
militariniai gerai iSmiklinti.
Bolsevilp "Napoleonas'
Trotzky perziurejo paradq.
Kalbedamas jis pazymejo,
kad bolsevistlne RusiJa skau-
tusi iki paskutinio zmogaus,
iki paskutinio laSo kraujo, jei
kokios nors kapitalistl valid
zios noretq ja pavergti.
Parade laiku Saudyta armo-
tomis. Lakunai- skrajodami
mete is orc propagandos Ia
pelius. VisOse cerkvese var
pals skambinta. Visoje Mas
kvoje tq diena buvo atsiveres
tikras grumojimQ ir pagiezos
kapitalistams pragaras.
Pagaliau kareiviai prisiek-
dinti ginti autokrato Lenino
sosta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03

anglekasip zymiai pasidau-
gins. Spejama, kad laikui be-
giant prize streiko prisides visi
neunistai, kuriu yra daugybe
If kurie siandie gaminal anglis
ir tuomi>trukdo visiems darbi-
ninkams laimejima.
Kalbama, kad ypac prize
streiko prisides desimtys TUX
staneiQ anglekasiQ vidurineje
Pennsylvania kur jie visi,
kaip6 neunistai, siandie dir
IL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
KRUVINos RIAUsEs
MEKSIKOJE.

MEXICO CITY, geg. 8.
Daugybe darbininkq uniju
kaip cia, taip kituose Meksi-
kos miestuose paverge socia-
listai radikalai ir anarchistal.
Del to geguzes l d. tos uni
JOS cia parodavo ne wen su
raudonomis, bet il su juodo-
mis- veliavomis.
Tie SOCIALISM, il anarchistll
vergai paroduotojai uzkablno
katalikus darbininkus. lstiko
susir6mimas. Vienas Emo
gus zuvo pakilusiose riausese.
Radikalai pashlf taip daug
iSelo, kad daugel vietose uz-
daryta krautuves. Bijotasi
plesimQ.
Kas idomiausia, kad radi-
kalp vedamos minios susirin-
ko ties Suv. ValstijQ konsula-
tn il ten kalbetojai sake is
davikiSkas kalbas. Daugiau-
sia teko, zinoma, kapitalis-
tams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03

GENOA, geg. 3. - Pirmoji
Europos ekonomm6s konfe-
rencijos dalis pasibaige.
Santarv6s delegatQ kOmite-
tas idave bolSevikams deleSa-
tams savO memorandumQ !
bolSeviku kontr-pasiQlymus.
TaS memorandmas, tai rel
kalavimai. Jei visus tuos rel
kalav9nuS bol&evikai prlmS,
tuomet SOvietQ Russia gall IL
k6tis jos valdzios de jure pri-
pazinimo. Taipat gales gauti
kreditO.
Svarbiausi santarvds reika-
lavimai:
Russia pripazista prieSka-
rines SkOlas.
karO skolos bus pripazln-
tos. bet sumazintOs.
Russia turi grqzinti svctim-
&aliams IN konfiskuOtas nuo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03

ROKIsKIS. MoSkenu kai-
me rasta vos gyva nasle, Ro-
zalija Griziene, sukapota
galva ir gwenusi su ia Mas
tazija Grigonyte negyva, per
kirsta galva. Spejama, kad tai
padare artimi zmones, norl
gauti Grizienes zeme. Grille
ne mire, neistarusi nei zod-
ziio.>
Tulas laikas atgal, pill. Bar
da peiliu perdure savo posu-
nj Janayi6iu uz tai, kad Sis
nenorejo jam duoti batq.
Rokiskio milicija nuolat SUI
randa miskuose degtlnes bra
vareliq. Pastebeta, kad dabar
varo degtine zmones betur-
eciiai, is kuri1l negalima gauti
pabaudos. Mat, jie N atlygi-
nina pasisamdo turtingesnie-
Stems. Tokiu budu pabauda
nemokama, tik sugautas EMO
gus passed. kalejime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
AMERIKA. kELIh SKOLU
KLAUSlMA.
WASHINGTON. geg. 3.

WASHINGTON, geg. 3. =
Valstybes departamentas pa
informavo visas savo skolrnn
kes Eropos valstybes, kad
Suv. Valstijp komisla pa
tvarkyti skolas jau pasiren-
gusi su tomis valstybemis sto-
ii j derybas.
Nisas skolas norma pasklr-
statyti ilgesniems terminams,
taip, kad yalstybes turetQ
progos jas atmoketi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
RASI, PREMIERAS POINCARE VYKS ! GENOA
Barthou Iskeliavo Paryziun

vyktQ. Bet karo kontrlbncl-
JOS Mausimas j sulaiko. TO
lis npnori nevien svarstytl,
bet il prisiminti. Mes jei Vo-
Netija paskirtu laiku neatmo-
kit.s reikalaujamos kontrihuci-
jos dalies, Prancija turi pa
,gaminusi plenus savaran&lal
veikti - okupuoti dldesnlus
Vokietijos plotus.
Rasi, kontribucijOs klausi-
mas bus aptariamas kur kl-
tur, kaip vakar buvo praneS-
ia. Bet Anglijos prenielas
pageidauja cia tur6ti premie-
.rQ POincare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03

GENOA, geg. ,. - Prancl-
jos delegacijos pirmininkas
BarthOu &iandie keletai dienQ
iSkeliavo Paryzim, kur jis su
premieru Poincare ir kltals
prancuzQ valdzios nariais ko-
nferuOsias ekOnominGje kon-
ferencijoje vedamais reika-
lais.
Sakoma, BarthOu atgal ne
gryzias anksGiau pirmadlemo.
Gal Siandie santarv6 lduO-
sianti bOlSevikQ delegatams
memoranduma i jQ kontr-pa-
siulvmus. Bus pareikalauta
nuo bolSevikQ atsakymo ikl
pirmadieniO.
Prizes iSvaziuOsiant Parry
ziun Barthou ilga laika kOn-
feravO su AnglijOs premieru.
Atrod6. kad jiedu drauglnSal
atsisveikinO.
AnglijOs premieras cia kon-
ferencijon butinai reikaiauJa
Prancijos premiere Poincare.
Jis Gia reikalingas svarblais
tikslais - Rusijos reikaials
If kontribucijos klausime.
Anglijos premieras tvirti-
ma, kad tOmis dienOmis IS ke-
lion6s parvyksta PranclJos
prezidentas Millerand. Talgl,
premieras Poincare bus huose
snis If gales atvykti.
Bet nezinia, kaip j tai atsi-
mes Poincare. RusijOs relka-
lus svarstyti, rasi, jis If at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
TURKU-ITALU SUTARTIs.

+. LONDONAS, geg. 3. Vie.
tos laikraSciai skelhia, kad su,
sekta turkq-italQ slapta sutar.
It's, panasi ] turkQ-prancuzlI
sutarti. Kaip viena, taip XII
ia sutartis padaryta su tur-
kais nacionalistais Anglijos
nenaudai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
METAI-VOL. VII
MusQ StabO PrangSimas
RosELANDo RAJoNAs.

ROsELANDo RAJoNAs = Balandzio 80 d. po trum
pu ir smarkip musu vekiant visu rsp gnkams, lame
ia $500 Toxic ddeo aimio ktos Chicagos kolonjos sio
kovose dar acusios National Roseandiecia nor
paverzti Cceriecas skiriama prmoo laipsnio dovana
Cceriecai budekte If nepasiduoldte
Tapat laukiama nauju laimejimp 1Sztos GIVES bare
DidIausos kanuoles au sudundejo Presams prrko ANU
nco u suva Wis eina retyn musu poziciju nesiekia
Ju vadu upas nusmuko.
Musu sustprinta zvalgyba svyko Gary, Ind If North
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