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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
K|aip6da Prik|auso Lietuvai
ISTORISKAS MITINGAS

Klaipedos kraStas skato Is nuoSimGius lietuviQ Ju
delegaca Paryziue passak6 kad Kap6da tegai prklau
syti Letuva Bet musq presai lenka stengasi paverz
Kaip6da padarydami jos neprklausomu Lietuvcs
kantonu pavedant francuzu-lenIQ goba Budekme Visi
lietuvai be parju skrtumo paremkime brolq kai
PidSku reikalavimus
Tuo tikslu atenanti sekmadien gruodIo II d, val.
po pet susirinke Mckinley Parko sale pre Western il
Archer gives pasisaAysime ko norme.
KvieGami vsi Clicagos lietuvia veik6jai, draugju,
kuopu, kubu, organizacijq valdybos r naria mtinga
Be dvieq letuviQ kalbatoju kalbds izynQs Amerikos
vyrai Bus puik muzika6 programa danuos zymaus mu-
81 solistai ir solst6s Presos Komsa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
LIE T U Y 0 JE.
PAGAUTAS SPEKU-
LIANTAS.

PANEVEZYS. Kaip visur,
taip ir PaneVezy anksciau bu-
vo didefa spekuliacija dole
riais. Panev6zio kriminaliO
punkto virSininkas buvo isa-
kes visiems punkto vladimir
kams, kad sektu panasius spe-
kuliantus. .'.'.
Rugsajo "a d. gatveje buvo
pagautas pill. Bhrelis FirStas
gyv. PaneN6zio nrieste supir-
kin6jant dolerius, net neturin-
tbs ir Ieidimo. Sustacius pro-
tokola vargSas FirStas nusi-
gando, ir kick H6liau lsidra-
sines dave p-to virsininkui
$4,000 auksinu kysio, prasy-
damas panaikinti byla, bet ap-
siriko, = duotasis kysis 49,
GOO auksiniQ ir rastieji % do
leriai tuojau patekQ Taikos
Teis6jui, uz ka pill. Firstas IA
d. lapkricio ir buvo nubaustas
2 savaitim kal6jimo.
Tai gi panasius atsitikimus
skaityGiau .kaipo pavyzdl vi
stems Kittens iStikimiems T6-
vynas tarnautojams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
ARESTUOTA KELIOLIKA
Uz VAGYSTES.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, CT. 10
Federaliai agentai Gia aresta-
vo keliolikq zmoniu, kurie kal-
tinami federal6s vyriausybes
savasciu vogime is armijos
Grant stovyklos. Sakoma,
kad pavogta apie pusantro
miliono doleriQ vert6s visokiQ
daiktu per pastaruoju du me-
tn. Kaltinami arestuotI tik-
tai po ilgo ir nuodugnaus ty-
rinajimo. Federaliai detekti-
val ilgiau vieneriQ metQ tuo
reikalu teiriavosl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
SVENTASIS TEVAS
IVEzDINO KARDINOLUS,
SV. PETRO BAZILIKOJ
BUVO DIDELES IsKIL-
MES.
Dvieju nauju kardinolu
nebuvo.

ROMA. gr. Is. - VakaI
Sv. Petro bazilikoj ivyko ypa-
t'ngos baznytines iSkilmeS,
Stentasis IT6vas Plus N J.
vezdino 6 nauius kardinolus,
Tai buvO vieSoji Papos kon-
sistorija. Naujiems kardino-
lams iteikta raudonos sklyb@
les il kit iiems priklausQ ba
znytin9S valdzioS zenklai.
DviejQ kardinolQ nebuvO.
Tar kald. LOcatelli IS LiSbo-
nos II kard. Casanova is Tole,
do. Pi1mQjam kardinoliSkQ
>klybtle iteika PortugalijoS
prezidentas. antrQiam - His
panijos karaliuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
PLEsIKU DARBAI.

Babrunganu kaime, PlateliQ
vals., nakti is II j II lapkri-
Gio pas ukininka L. Serapina
ginkluotu plesikQl
gauja. Savininka pakore
Atimta keilolika sidabriniQ
rubliQ, Sliubo ziedai, iseiginiai
rubai, patalines ir xiii CERES
nieji daiktai. Samdininkui-
perSov6 per vidurius. Suzeis-
tasis iSSgabentas ligonin6n.
Pl6SikQ ieskoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
UNIJA TURF UzMOKETI
! 10000 DOL.

SELMA, Ala, CT. 10.
"Bhotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers" is savo tarpo uz
kokius tai menkus organizaci-
iai nusizengimus prasallno
inzinieriQ j. W. Green.
Sis organizacija patrauke
teisman. Pareikalavo $4,000
doleriQ atlyginimo. Prisieke
teiseiai pripazino 100000 dole
riQ. l.... "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
UzDAROMOS ANGLIU
KASYKLOS.
MT. CARMEL, Pa, gr. IA,

MT. CARMEL, Pa, gr. a..
= Del praeitos sausos vasa-
ros Gia ir apylinkes. kietpju
angliu kasykloms ,trQksta rel
kalingo vandens.
Del stokos vandens viena
kasyklat jau uzdaryta. Sake
ma, ir' kitose bus suspenduo-
ii. darbai;. Kai-kurioms kasy.
kloms vanduo atvezamas trau
kiniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15

LAUSANNE. g. Is. -Tur-
kija prisidts pric TautQ SQ-
iungos, kaip veikiai bus pa
daryta il pasiraSyta taika,
prancai turkQ Delegates Is
met paSa vakar taikos konfc-
rencijoje.
ISmct paSa jau palinko
pric rcikalavimo. kad TautQ
SQjmgoS globoir turf butt
tautintS mazumos TWrkiiol".
TeGiauS jiS nori, to kad
TautQ SQjrmga Savo tue Slo-
bojimu nelieStQ turkQ vidujl-
niQ reikalQ.
TSmet paSa grieztai paSi-
prieSino istcigti armcnamS
nacionaliuS namuS, taipat
tautinos mazmaS paliuosUotl
nuo tarnavimo urkU mmijo-
ie.
lis sake, jog Turkija Sutln-
ka Su tautinimiS mazmomiS
prisitaikinti taip, kaip $iandie
elgiamasi kitosc Europos val
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
KATALIKIU MOTERV
VEIKIMAS VOKIETIJOJE.
Devynios moterys yra atsto,
vents Reichstage.

WASHINGTON. CT. Il. -
NeSenai cia ivykuSianp Naci-
onaliS KatalikiQ MoterQ Ia
rvbos suvaziavime atkrcipta
DONG i kitQ SaliQ n2ot"rQ ka-
talikiQ voikimQ.
UzsipniQ reikaIQ seslgoJe
Mrs. Wilhclmine Scheppcr-
grcll-Kepplor nupasokojo a
pie katalikiQ moterQ vcikimq
Vokietijoje.
Vokietijoje katalil&s mote
rvs susiorgauizavusios sajm-
con. Ia organizacija istolg-
ia vos Sio SimtmeGio pradzlo-
jp. 1900 metals pirmaSis vo-
kieGIu mOtcrQ OrganlZaVImoSI
paraginimaS paSirode nuo
Emmos Won Gordon, zinOmoS
tuonletinGs Wurzburgo auto
res. PaSkui moterQ organl-
zavimu daug pasldarbaVo
Pauline Hcrber.
1918 metals vokieciQ kataEl-
klu moterQ organizacija talp
placiai iSbujojo, kad vokie6lQ
vyriauSyb6 buvo prlversta
moterims leisti Reichstago bu-
tuosc Savo mitingus turetl'
Tai pirmu kartu FokletlJos
istorijoie moterys ilelstos ]
tuos butus Berlyne svarstytl
EaganGius savo II Sales rel
kalus.
Po karo vokieGip katallkiQ
moteru organizacija :emesi
darbo. Visoj sally prlstelge
vaikams na$laiGiamS prleG-
laudQ If vieSQjQ virtuvlQ NAL
tinti daugeli kitty pavar;genC
vaiku. VargSems motlnomS
isteigta motinyb6s llgonin6s
Pristeige ivairios 1TSles mo.
kyklQ mergaitems, kur jos
mokinamos visokio namQ da
rho. slaugytojavimo il amatQ
1917 metals organizaclJs
skate 34S atskirias kuopas
CT Siandie vokieciQ katahklJ
moterQ sajunga skalto Jat
900 kuopQ il turf 25O,OOO aktl
viQ nariQ.
Tai ne viskas. Su ia So
junga sufederuotos il viso'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
LAUSANNOSKON
RENCJOJ TIkRAS
TURGUS.
SUV. VALSTYBES NETURI
OFICIALIO BALSO.

! LAUSANNE, gr. IA. -Sio-
ie taikos konferencijoje ant
rukart Americas deelgacijos
vardu ambasadorius Child
prancSe pareiSkimq. Jis nu-
peik2 paduota sumanyma, kad
Graikija su Turhja susimal-
nytQ gyventojais.
Gyventoju srmalnymul
prieSingos ir santarves valsty
BIS. Taigi Amerikos nusis-
tatvmas Shame atsitikime skal
tosi svarbi morale parama
items, kuTic .prieSinasi suma-
nymui.
Deja, Gia amerikonQ, kaipo
paSaliniu t6mytoju, poziclJa
iiems neliedzia tul(6ti autorl-
tetingo balso svarbiuose klau-
simuose. Negali jie aktiviai
dalyvauti konrcrcncijoje.
Lausannos konferenclja
skaitosi kaipo turgus, bet ne
kaipo pasaulio teismas. Ka-
dangi Suv. ValstybiQ delega-
tai neturi oficialio balso, tad
n6ra kas iiems ir veikti.
Prizes gyventojt prasalinima.
Subkomisijos susirinkime
gruodzio 7 p. Dwight pazy-
majo, jog Amcrikos delegaci-
ia prieSinga naujam privers-
tinam gyventojQ prasallnimul
is Turkiios il graiku gwen
toiu is Konstantinopolio.
Gruodzio II Il. ambasadorius
Child kalbhjo:
"Tai visai negalimas daik-
tas, kad turku nepriklauso-
myb6s troskimai neturetQ at
siremti iSdalies ant nusistaty-
mo apdrausti ir gelb6ti nu-
kentajusius zmones. Nieko
bendra su karu neturinclQ
zmoniQ vijimas is ju namQ A
merikos gyventojams yra gy-
vas reikalas. Tuos gyvento-
jus Amerika selpia ir apdrau-
dzia. Vienas amerikoniskas
komitetas Selpimui pavartojo
Is milionus dolerm. Tai ne
ginGGijamas faktas. Tokiais
pasielgimais turkai spiaudo
pasauli ir zemina visa civil
zacija. Tai nesvarbu, ar .gy-
ventojai praSalinami valdzios
paredymu, ar jie patys is bal
mes apleidzia savo namus.'
Visi bara turkus.
Ambasadorius Child paskui
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15

WASHINGTON, or. ID. =
Cia valdi$koSe sfcrose su dld-
ziausia nuosteba prlImta II
MIA, kad bolSevistin% valdzla
Rusijoje nuo lapkr. I, 1911
Xxi 1921 metQ nuzudG l,I66,-
11S asmenQ. Tai buvO pasl-
bais9tinai kruvinas laikotar-
pis Rusijai. iTokiu TRIUMPH
laiku nuzudyti tick zmonlQ,
tai tik socialistin6 tvarka to
gall reikalauti.
Tai esanti kaipir oficialA
statistika. Jq Gavo vicna
Washingtone pasiuntinyb6 IL
leido paduoti spaudojc.
Daugiausia nuzudyta
valstieciN.
Pagal tos statistikos, nuzu-
dyti zmon6s taip suklasifikuo-
ii:
ValstieciQ nuzudyta dav-
giausia, nes $4,000; intelige-
ntu 355,25O; kareiviQ 100000;
darbininkQ 192,35O; vladimir
kp 54,O50; zandarmQ 4S,5OO;
nuosavybiQ savininkQ (tur-
but, dvarininku) 1850; poll
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
IS zAfoN1U zUvo.

HOUSTON, Tex, gr. Is.
Ties Humble, Tex, stotimi
vienas traukinis su zmonemis
visu smarkumu uzvaziavo ant
stovincios locomotives.
Z Is zmoniu zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
SUSIDAUzE DU TRAU-
KINIU.

THORPE, Wis, gr. Is.
Netoli cia st. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie gelezinkelio grei-
tasis pasazierinis traukinis
susidauze su prehQ traukiniu.
Vienas zmogus zuvo ir ke-
letas suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
PINIGV KURSAS.

Lietuvos 100 litq $1.00
Anglijos 1 sterl. svar. 4.69
Francijos 100 frankly 7.18
Italijos 100 lirQ 5.W
Vokietiijjos 100 markiQ .015O
Lenkijos 100. markiq .0057
sveicarijos 100 fr. 1899
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
TURKAI INA L|NKTI Prize TAUTy SAJUNGOS

stybtsc. Bet he daugiau ko,
kiQ ypatingQ privilcgim ma,
Zumoms.
Politiniams kaliniams Tur,
kija Sutinka paskelbti genera
lr amnostijq.
AnSliios Delegates lordas
ClIrzon uz tai visa pad6koJo
turkl dclcgatui II pazyn6jo,
kad kuomct turkai atmainyS
pozici.iq. tuomct bus galima
Su Turkfja taika.
ISmct pa$a atsak6, kad tur-
kai nori taikos il uz taikq
Garhuojasi. TcGiaus nori IL
tci<yhtS. Ir jci lordas Cur,
zon Nano, kad jo amos dienos
grumojimai turkus lcnkia, tai
jis apSirinka. Turkai nebIj'
grumojimQ. Jic bijo tik nau-
io kraujo pralicjimo, nauJoS
hctvarl1's artimuose Rytuose
Dclto, taikos klausimas pa
sckmingai stumiamas pirmyn
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
APIE 100 zUVO IR SUzETS-
IA EKSPLIOZIJOJE. !.

HAVANA, Kuba, gr. IA
Arti Campagney, Estrella Gu
kraus dirbtuv6je iStiko smar-
Xxi ekspliozija. Apie 100 dar-
bininkRl zrlvo ir suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
sAUK1A 7S L1UD1N1NKUs.
MARION, Ill. OF. 15.

MARION, ILL.,. gr. Is.
Valstybes kaltintojas byloje
cia penkiu zmoniQ, kaltinamu
uz darbininkQ zudyma ties
Herrin, Saukia net IS liudinin-,
kus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
V0K|ETIJA STOW Ant PRA-
CASTLES KRANTO
TAI ANGLIJOS PREMIERE PAREISKlMAS
PARLAMENTE

LONDONAS or - AIT nansiniu Wilgsniu artimiau-
elios premeras Bonar Law siuoiu lau tuts guti Jau
vakar kabjo parlamene asidunlsi ant pragastes
pie buvusq premierQ konfe kranto.
renca r apie karo kontrb TAI viskas kQ as tur6jau
cjQ. paSakyti Sluo kartp'" uzbalge
PareiSka. jog Vokietija fl prcmieras
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
o r A S

CHICAGO. - siandie pra-
matoma daugiau sniego; po-
pietv salGiau. Vakar zemiau-
sia temperature buvo 25 laip-
sniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
Kruvinoji Bolsevistine Russia

cini:l valdminkQ $500; gydy-
tojV $500; profesoriQ If mo-
kytoju G,W5; dvasiSkiQ l, l,2l5;
vyskupQ %.
Nisai nepazymGta, ar ton
statistikon ineina IL nuzudy-
tas caras su savo Seimyna.
Bado priezastis.
Patsai faktas, kad daugiau-
Sia iSzudyta valstieciQ, geriau-
<iai gall irodyti, kodel Rusi-
joje pakiIo badas. Sakoma,
kad daugelis valstieclu zuvo
karc, paskui daugelis jig iszu-
dyta reiSkia, jog nebuvo kan
apdirbti zcmts. Is to kilo
badas.
Bet dauguma bado priezas-
II paduoda kitokia. BolSevi-
ku valdzia at6nl6 nuo valstie-
ciQ javus' ir kitokl maista.
PasiprieSinusius be jokio
pasigail6jimo zude. Nalstie-
Giai nebeteke maisto turejo
badauti. At6jus pavasariul
nebuvo kuo laukQ is6ti. Tai
bus tikriausia bado priezas'
It's.
Teciaus bolSevikai prize to
prie to neprisipazista, Jie
kaltina kaitra ii netzdefejl,
mus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15

ragino neleisti gyvento]ams
apleisti namQ, kad isvengti
apsunkinancio jq Selpimo. Ir
pridure, kad Americas gwen
tojai visuomet pasirenge nrl-
ken1ejusius Selpti.
Lordas Curzon ilgoje kali
boje nupcilS6 turkus uz jQ at
sitolinimQ nuo zmoniSkumo
dvasios.
Barrere pazym6jo, kad
francuzai, kaipo krikScioni1l
mazum artimuose Rytuose
glob6jai, visuomet darbavosi
palengvinti items zmon6ms
gvvenimo sQlygas ir visuomet
atsidtdavo ant, graziQ tul'kl
pasizadijiml.
Turkai nesutinka.
-Ambasadorius Child, kalbG-
damas apie tautines mazumas
lTurkijoj, tarp kitko pazyme-
jo, jog konferencija neturi
baigtis, kol nebus uztikr. ma
zumoms apsauga, kol nebus
joins paskirta tam tikra teri
torija, kur tautin6s mazQmos
jaustusi kaip nuosavuose ma
muose.
Turkai tuosc zodziuose su-
prato, kad Amerika nori at
naujinti Armenijos valstybe
Tmkijos sienose. Tad net is
vietos paSoke atsilielie, jog
armcnu problema esanti jau
iSspresta jiems pabegus ] sa-
las, kur jie Amerikos Selpimo
administrators maitinami.
Apic tautincs mazumas tu-
rkai ncnori nei klausyti. Kar-
Stesnieji is jQ pasirenge
griauti paGiq taikos konfcren-
cijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
IsRINKTAS TAS PAT
81. HARRINGTON.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, gr.
Is. = Illinois anglekasiq uni
jos savo prezidentu isrinko ta
pati prezidenta Farringtona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15

kitos katalikiQ moterQ drau-
gijos, turincios suvirS Vlen2
miliona nariQ.
KatalikiQ moterQ sajmga
turi savo 9 mares atstovemls
Reichstage. Tos atstoVes
turi ten balsa. Mes patti So
junga turi daug itakos visoJ
SalV-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-15
5 MILIONAI DOL. BEDAR-
BIAMS.

LONDONAS, gr. IA. - Be
darbiu reikalais parlamentas
paskyre 5 milionQ dol.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
Tom Sif11SS1vS

Several Baltimore butchers have been told
to mend their weighs.
Drive on tax dodgers has started Drive on
taxi dodgers continues.
Entirely too many lions and elephants are
being seen by hunters.
Beyond the Alps lie Italy's politicians.
Some@owns are lucky. Near Wittenberg
Mo-, two. robbers were killed.
Wire says Pershing and his party claim they
killed 200 ducks, but doesn't say how many
they did kill.
1t is strange how we put things- off. In
Kansas, man needed a shave 80 years before
he got It,
Russian soviet government is five years old
now. Like all youngsters it never has had
enough to eat.
Doctor says fatigue is a disease Most 81
US do get sick of work
Our most famous rich American hunters are
chorus girls !,
Greek language has not changed much in
1000 years. Not even when Greek walters
speak English
The United States is in such a bad cond;.
ton 1t is going to lend Cuba fifty millions.
Forper kaiser gave his bride costly pres
ent. which comes under the high cost Of living
Cape May farmer shot an eagle stealing his
pigs. This will teach eagles to leave pigs
alone
Villa was reported dead in Mexico and I,
wasn't his time to be reported dead It was
Lenin's time
Our bootleggers are loafng on the iob
Arthur Veranay has sailed for India to hun,
pink ducks.
Most Of the gas politicians hand out IS
| laughing gas 'f
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
TRUE PLUCK AND SPORTSMAN.
..s-s SHIP.
SHIP.

All the world has soft spot in Its heart for
the game" loser. Tennis Champion Big Billr
Tilden. faced with the loss of at least half Of
the principal finger Of his racket hand, has
certainly qualified for one of the softest berths
in the hearts of sportsmen, whether they hap
pen to be tennis fans or otherwise. From his
sick-bed Tilden cheerily declares he will 60
back to the tennis courts and do his best The
tennis champion avows his intention to lose
the championship II he cannot hold it. Each
succeeding champion" he says. deserves the
right to defeat his predecessor"
And even II Tilden finds himself unable to
qualify as serious competitor for the cham
pionshp. he proposes to continue to devote
time and effort to the development Of the
youngsters Just emerging aspromising tennis
nrial II Tsiden can impart some of the
81 esmanshp that is with him even when he
i4Featcned with gangrene of the finger, that
q will do lot to improve the game for the
n Regeneration
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
SPRINGS TEN coLoRs.

LADIES'! group Of men-gentlemen, We
trust-haye been holding close conference in
New York city selecting the colors that you la
dies are going to ind perfectly adorable" when
SHOWS depart and springs buds begin b burst.
When you study the shop windows at that time
for your seasonal purchases you may be sur
prised how frequently small lisf>of colors
will appear. colors that will be SO pretty that
you will wonder how you ever got on without
them in the past. II yop should count these
novelties In hue yon will ind they are exactly
ten, and right now We could name and describe
them.
Some Of these are old friends in name at
ieast-navy and gray-though doubtless in fact
we will find them as new variations of an old
theme. The others are apparently quite novel.
Mephiso, as one might expect is a scarlet Of
scarlets, and sandalwood has brown tone
characteristic enough, but we have to be told
that fallowt is bisque brown, indo blush
green and rosewood an ashes of rose tint Sun
burst, we can imagine is somewhat violent, and
almond green ought to be a not unusual tint
of the olive variety. Then there is bittersweet
described as a rust color. II 1t is the exact hue
Of the bittersweet vine now in its glory at the
north we are for it for our pet flapper's spring
outfit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
I'VE, HONOR AND VOTE FOR.

Sziere and elsewhere there have been so
many instance Of Friend Wife giving the vot-
ers her opinion Of Friend Husband. - Z can
didate for odtcs that the CHEEKY student Of
human affairs may become more CHEEKY. Here
tofore messages Of public nature from hus-
band or wife. about wife or husband, haze
started Oh somswhat as follows: "Henry tor
Henrietta) Hopeless. having left my bed and
board with due cause" etc. Under the new
dispensation all that may change. To be sure
we may still read communications running:
my husband (oy wife) berg candidate for
public OFFICE let me tell the public In a fair
judicial manner what know about the miser-
able low down creature, hut we cannot i'm
agine depravity to be so extreme that that sort
OF thing will become ut all common.
1t is far more pleasant to LOOK ct the bright
side OF the political shield We Han zee Harry
Darby, who is said not to have spoken TO his
wife for seven years except to ask her to sev
on button. indorsing her publicly. TO the UTE,
bsWildermeat sof the town sswins. CIRCLE We
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
Daily Poem
BIZ BERTON BRALEY.
A REMINDER

FFOm tne A. L. K.
upce on time We marched gaily away from
Sailed overseas to the fields that were rcd
Fought In the trenches-and waited for no
from you; p''
Starved for you. fro.e for you, suffered and
bled. anu
Some Of us stayed there. and under the clover
Sleep after deeds that were brave and sub.
Do not forget. though the slaughter is owe,
now,
We went through hell for you, ono. On
time. y"
True all We fought for has not yet been
Statesmen s.sa.nas and diplomats" plotted and
Seeming at hopes that they thought wer,
''Idealised"-
Fools who could not understand what =.
dreamed:
Still. though the "leaders Of thought provek
Dragging our visions through muck and
through slime.
We freed mankind from men4ce more hideous
We saved the world for fyou. once on
Four years have gone since the cannon ceasei
hammering,
Four years have passed since the connic
Aye. and in spite OF all cynical clamoring.
1t was task that was splendidly done;
Peace u About us, the peace that We bough
Bought with the splendor of youth in it
prime.
Lat not yosr memory lose what 10 urossh
We vua mr. DR. yss-eses oaAa tins!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
YES AND NO.

Are We Kidding ourselves when we talk
about the great advantages derived from labor
saving devices? The Pennsylvania railroad
prints this on the cover OF its dining car menu:
Millions of tons or ore are carried in solid
trainloads over the Pennsylvania system every
year to feed the blast furnaces of the iron and
steel industry. In order to transfer the ore
from cargo boats of the Great Lakes to rail-
road cars, the Pennsylvania system operates
giant electric unloading machines at its ore
docks on Lake Erie. Prior to 1882 this work
was done by hand-shovel and wheel barrow at
the rate of 100 tons day. Today four ma
chimes at Cleveland can empty a vessel and
load cars at the rate Of 5000 tons an hour"
The actual mining and transportation Of
iron ore have also been speeded up by labor
saving devices, the same as handling the ore at
the docks. All this is generally accepted as
more economical" However, in the days when
iron ore was handled by wheelbarrow and hand
shovel, the ore cost 81 ton at Lake Erie docks.
Today the price Is between S. and Sc ton 1t
looks as If, the more economical the process
the higher the cost.
You find the same state of contradiction in
wheat In 1860 the cash price of wheat at Chica-
60 was as low as 66 cents bushel. Today even
with farm prices far too low compared with 9TH
er prices, wheat costs lot more than it did in
1860 All this. despite the introduction of tre-
mendous labor saving devices and processes in
growing the wheat and shipping it to market
In general 1t seems that labor-saving do.
vices tend to increase selling price, on the av-
erase and in the long run. This is conteracted
BY two important things: First. The buying
power Of the dollar has changed. A dollar rep
fssents less buying power. today, than 50 cents
did when grandpa was a boy. Every one has
more dollars, too, SO the dollar is not fair
iabor-saving devices and processes has released
human labor for other work. This enables hu-
mainly to produce thousands Of articles for
general use. where in the old days such COM
measure of price. Second: The introduction Of
| modisiss were numbered by the hundreds. We
Of today have wider assortment Of articles.
both necessities and Injuries, than few zen
erations ago. That is the long-fangA trend. I
! higher standard Of living. Price is secondary.
When dollar would buy almost anything, a.
the old men put 1t rteRaaaUh,t"> cmfwyp
the old men put it the trouble was. no one had
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