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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28
PREPARATION OF FOOD PRODUCTS

The changes have beer xulg on the difference
between the Price that the farmer receives tor his
steer and the price that the patron OF a high-ciass
restaurant pays Tor his steak, with trimmings. Com
parsons along this line are worthless, lor they
ignore the TACT that i'll such case the food itself, as
raw material, is but one of the items, and often a
very insignificant item, in a long bill Of costs. The
man who pays four dollars for his dinner may he
paying about 80 cents for the actual food, ana the
other S3 90, for lights and music, silver and cut glass
and flowers, obsequious service, and a lot Of other
things which are not listed on the bill.
But most of Us are paying quite high prices
tor the TODD we cat, and vefy often we do so of our
own choice. In the matter Of breakfast food, for
instance, we can still. buy oatmeal, as OUT grand
fathers did. in bulk, at a fraction Of the cost Of the
package article. Yet we persist in buying the pack
age and paying the higher price. We do 50 be-
cause it is more pleasant and convenient, and be-
cause the meal in the small, tight packages is less
likely to collect bugs and dirt than if handled in
bulk.
. We can. if we cloose,-buy raisins iii bulk, the
old-fashiored seedy kind, with bits of gravel inter
spcrscd. We do not want them. We prefer to pay
more money for a small, compact package, with the
fruit carefully cleaned, seeded, and packed SO as to
exclude dust.
We may go all down the list and find scores
of articles which can be bought al prices not stsrtl-
lngly higher than the price OF the raw material.
There arc some cases in which this is not true, be-
become SO popular, even at the higher price, that
it has driven the cruder form from the market.
Every cardboard carton, every little tin box,
every sheet of waxed paper that is used in the pack
ing of our foods costs money. So does every oper-
alton performed in the PROCESS Of preparation. The
consumer must pay all those costs. The question
is whether i'll any case too great profits are being
collected for the performance Of this service, and,
IT not, whether we are prepared to eliminate some
features of a service which we cannot afford.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28
a winner in the Olympic games than
the crier who announced the winners?-

a winner in the Olympic games than
the crier who announced the winners?-
P. w.
A Plutarch says that Themistoclc.
upon being asked whether he wou!S
rather be Afehillcs or Homer replied
(which would o rather be-a con
dueror in the Olympic games, or the
crier who proclaims who are conquer
ors IN
q. What military leader sent the
hold -thA-fort message? j. E., r.
A. On October S, 1864; General
William T. Sherman %signalled from
the top Of kenesaw MOUNTAIN to Cen
erhl Corse in Allatoona the message,
Hold the fort!N l am coming!"
, @. Does the temperature Of water
at great depths changc? -
A. At the depth Of 400 fathoms or
more the temperature Of the ocean
remains approximately the same al.
the time. Thus at latitude 10 degrees
xorth the temperature of the water
at that depth remains steady at 80
degrees, Fahrenheit.
@. Did Shakespeare take part in
his o%tn plays? O.. n.
A. 1t IL thought that he did in
some. He is said to have played the
ghost in Hamlet and Adam IN AS You
Like It. # %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28
~CANchR-fHE ENIGMA.

Nobody knows this cause Of cahcer.
Al safe statement to make In hcleatifc
circles. but d hazardous ef1e.td mike
The certain Circles lhelude many
which nilkht be! termed Diet circles.
DE-. Buckley thinks this Whole .quss4
ton is largly bound UP with %oveteats'
Ing. He argues that cancer ~ rife
among weil, fed, fat peoplereople
with a marked tendency to obesity IA
middle life. OF the 0thet hand. that
ana nations. He has written a book
in support Of his theory.
Dr.. Keilegg thinks intestinal, putre.
Ger and especially that putrefaetioh
which he thinks Is due to dating meat.
He has written q book in SUPPORT OF
hls theory, ana IN this book he gives 4
maGs Of supporting testimony, some OF
which is,drawn ffSjh his own obsefva-
tibn. but most Of which he has gath
cred from the writings 81 others.
Then there are the more faddy theo-
ries-ohe theory is that chlter is due
Ifo eating cabbage-ahothar that II Is
due to eating toihat1es-d third that
it is due to eating. salt fgods-mllks
hog meat, other kinds q meat: in faee
{for cahter W soInsb6dyS 6f othei. at
sotae place 81 Ssksr 81. some time Of
1,hss ns WS91a fn / b ESods ths
peoplc VINO support these opinienss
sincerely tsbelivs In them and have
some one br mote o~ssstyAtiafls OF I'M
,eiaents which AHbeaf to support their
opinions
Here are a ,few obbsryatioAs which
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28
EACH IN HIS OWN WAY.

When q friend urged upon Clemenceau the
other day a plan for approaching the American pub
lie the old statesman said cordially: "That is lust
the mission for you. | may be wrong, but l must
deliver my message in my own way, no matter who
dislikesiit."
Clemerceau may not achieve his purpose by
pursuing the plan which he believes is the best one.
were he to adopt methods with which he is not ia
mniliar, and which he does not believe would be eff
fective.
Young David, the son Of Jesse, discarded the
swoord and arr1or which King Saul would have
and accoutered in the manner toIviichts he was &C
custofned
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28
EDUCATION AND TAXES

One Of the very interesting articles OF the
month is one i'll the December Harper's by former
President Hadley, of Yale. DR.. Hadley brings to
his subject the fruits of ripencd experience, and his
discussion is certain to command close attention
from educators the country over. Concerning it's
subject matter the following editorial comment il
given:
When a man WhO is at once a noted educator
and a noted economist addresses himself to a sub
ject like education, we are likely to get a wider
angle on the, matter than from a Specialist I'M edu-
cation alone. This is notably the case with. an
article by Ex-President Hadley' in which we find
this much-disctissed problem approached both from
the point Of view of the educator, and what is more
of a novelty, from that Of the taxpayer.
That our methods Of education offer much
room for improvement is taken for granted by DR..
.Hadlty, and his ideas as an educator on how that
improvement should be brought about are both inn
.portant and interesting. But the peculiar charm of
his views for the great numbe Of layrnen who have
to help pay for oir present educational machinery
and for all experiments that are made with It, is
that in his Recommendations for lettering the serv-
ice, SO to speak. hessWrites as an economist and busi-
hess expert. and shows how these will tend auto
|r1atically to reduce the expense Of it.
The way in which this is to- be accomplished,
according tp the former head Of, Yale, is simple and
logical, and is all 70 be found irsa right understand
ing 4pf thu word Education" This means in its
true Sense, a bringing otlt" and not a .putting fin.n
and his applicationAsof this4.is: fewer subjects of
study and more hard Werk BY studdntss to bring
out and develop their powers, with less aniinstruc-
ton or cranuning 81 heads with varied knowledge
b many teachers. The resultis fewer teachers and
larger average classses,, arldasthe bsrefft Of this in-
4fss and L that nc An pay decidsdly~in
|sre5ssd salarisss from 4 M sHsv Ehs as y ssr gggrreRatc
'a Wa..ss. ~ IS sssss 81. a "a:
ssstfbslAh thseky IL yddlissas abdslsd,nsssslssl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28

'ly three years. Have lost fifteen
pounds In tile last four months.
Would you sally mine an advanced
case? y
M2. My daughter brings her 2 year
old s0h to see me- every day. l AMI
very careful about drihking glass,
'sputhfn, etc. DO you t9itfk 1T danger
ous Tor The baby to coHfe to my, Home?
%. Fam ~ Years old. Do you
my fubefsulaf eendlsiok!'
REPLY.
/. Yes.
:. The daughter should not bring
her Baby to, your house. NO dbubt
great. S:4 4, y !
!: pH 4 MI A & az fs sEzhEzs. (
MRS. NJ. d, II. writes: sIs aEas log
oFyepen gas stove In a living ROBIN III.
thfious to healtA.2 The log doesn't
leak Ct is. Aew} but The house is filled
with 4 peeuiiaf odor when nn the losSis
REPLY.
There lis no reason why q gas fire
cannot be as whulesutieS as any other,
but a. a rule, they are thoroughly ln-
This ii because Of wrong principles
used III sas. ioss and gas stoves gen
efaiiy.
Thess wroh4 principles are:
1. There IL no provision . car
ryihE off the smoke. SDf course YOU
can't see the smoke bit It is tners, and
the fAet 4, that " isilhv9isibis adds TO JIG
Il. 40 gas logs are built, zone I'M
burnt gas escapes from some catnoul
}fiagsd opening into the afr Of ths
room. ss
q some gas burns with inhufft-
dent oxygen, ma king carbon. an1orox-
tids. which is very harmful
HopKWaoHsaf BfsINds 1AxINEss.: !
II. al b. writes: what are. the
Hsyilpt onis sofs heokworfn and What ,sSA
- 9 Asss REPLY.
Anetlnia, pallor, iaziness, shorrtwind.
edness, lack Of endurance. Among
lthe, proved remedies Ares worrTfnseed,
IthyInol and carbon fettaohloftde.;
SYMPTOMS Or dlaAuCoMA,
"A. f. K. writes:
!" H.. What 10 ~slaucoraA?
-. Is 1t seriUIIeRT f
g. What are the synptomsf
WHIST fs the cure ~
REPLY.
4; Excessive amount Of water
within the eyebail. j
8. PsIn In this. eyeballs. sense -
jfntiness, tension OF the Ay9bails, dis-s
laturbanne OF the vision, headache. The
lgyMRtoms aspend a good deaf on
twhetheFF The tglhucorna n primary 81
lsecond9ry, aGute or chronic,s 4N
NA4. Al1nonE tho scA1seS are ttui1or.
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able to manage the business ventures
themselves, but. engage managers,
generally, men who have been, ~ciosely
associated with them in politics.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28

are admitted to foreign ports Notwithstanding their
violation OF the loading regulations OF practically
matter Of common knowledge. but the foreign au-
thorities overlook it, though they insist on compli-
ance on the part Of their own ships. y
Probably the other maritime nations would
prefer that the shipping bill be not passed. 1t is
contrary to their interest. But it is unlikely that
any of them will attempt to interfere in the matter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-28

Red is the color scheme used
throughout the smallpox wards Of the
Third University hosp!taE at Letter
toye, in Russia. The doors. windows,
walls, beds, b~ed.spresdg: ETC., are in
fciai in the reduction Of skin Ulcers.
White light is. harmfulto skin LESSONS
In smallpox cases.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-16
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual statement of the Merchants
Fire Assurance Corporation Of New
s1st day Of December. 1921. made to the
Director of Trade and Commerce of the
State of Illinois. pursuant to law.
CAPITAL
Amount of capital paid ups 700 10000
INCOME
Premiums received $1,000. S., 3S2, 241 OF
Interest and dividends. .... 227,735.51
From all other sources.-- 43, S02.91
Total income So. sOs, 77s.43
DISBURSEMENTS
Losses paid during the year. 81, S43, 1888
Agents compensation and al
loWances 24lSS-16
All other disbursements. $500. $50. Sol. 90
Total disbursements IS, 624. sos. IL
LEDGER ASSETS.
Mortgage loans on real estates $50, 900. 90
Book value of bonds and
Cash in office and bank .. s66, 81
Agents balances ..--....... 475.4e0.54
Total ledger assets. ~ s4453, 6s7 os
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
interest 27,S1O.y0
Other non ledger assets 233, 1S2. 40
Gross assets ia. 6so52
Deduct assets not admitted. 2.66537
Admitted assets "a, 712, OLE. Is
LIABILITIES
Total unpaid losses. 603, 241. 95
Total unearned premiums ?, 433 ,O3S. SIS
Other liabilities ......-. 75,209.91
Total amount of all liabili-
ties. except capital SO, III. 400 81
Capital paid up 500, 100000
Surplus over all liza
bilities ..... 900, 1894
Surplus as regards policyhold-
ers ................ 1000 .3S7. "a
Total Observation-Disclosures 81, I'll ,S7S. As
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS,
Net risks taken during the
the year -................ SIS, 15S. 24O. 90
Net premiums received dur
ing the year -........ 239, sos. So
Net losses paid. ... $1,000. %
Net losses incurred during
the year .................. 1902. OF
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
TURKAI NoRI VAKARI-
MES TRAKIJOS.
Tam priesinasi Rumunija il
Jugoslavija.

LAUSANNE, lapkr. 90. -
Turku vyriausias delegates
Ismet paSa vakar konferenci-
jos militariniQ ir teritoriniQ
reikalQ komisijai idav6 Tur-
kijos reikalagima, idant Tur-
kijai butu grqzintos 1913 me-
tQ sienos.
Tas daugiausia paliecia va
karine Trakija.
Graikijos delegates Venize-
los tuojaus pasipriesino tam
reikalavimui. 10 pus6je sto-
.jo Rumunijos ir Jugoslavijos
delegatai. Sic pasitenkina
Marica upe, kuri turf but ma
turak siena turkams Europe
ic.
Be to, jic visi pareiSka, jog
jokiu budu nesutiksia, idant
vakarirEj Trakijoj turetQ J.
vykti plebiscitas, kaip to nori
turkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
AT|DARYTAS ANGLUOS
PARLAMENTAS.

LONDONAS, lapkr. "a. =
Vakar, kaip paprastai, su di-
dziausia pompa karalius att
dare Anglijos parlamento Sc,
sijq.
.Tuotarpu Londono pricmies-
Giuose deSimtys tukstanciql
bcdarbiu h6l6 demonstracijas
reikalaudami darbo ir duonos.
Matyt, karalius apie tq pa
d6tl painformuotas. Mes att
darant parlamento sesijq kali
boje pareiSke, kad jo valdzia
privalo darbuotis sumazinti
skaitliu bedarbiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
LIETUVOS PRIETELIAI.

KAUNAS. MusQ uzsieniu-
reikalu ministerial gavo is
svedq atstovybEs rasta, ku-
riame svedQ vyriausyba pra-
mesa, kad 1923 H., geguz. me
nesyj, Gothenburgo miesto
bus triM simtQ metq sukaktu-
yes il geguzes 8 d. bus paro-
dos atidarymas. Parodoj bus
istorinis skyrius, SvedQ eks-
porto, artisitiniq, pramoaas
ir ranku darbo isdirbiniq,
Svedq memo kuriniQ If jp dai-
ktQ, kurie priklauso svedQ gy-
venimui uzsienyj. Paroda
busianti labai didel6 ir prisi-
desianti ne tik prie uzmezgi-
mo platesniu priekybiniq ry-
Sin, bet ir prie suartinimo
Svedijos dvasinio ir kulturi-
MO gyvenimo su uzsienio val
stybemis.
svedu karaliaus vyriausyhe
tikisi, kad ir Lietuvos vyriau-
sybh taipat nusistacius kaip
ir Svedu, jaucia reikalo, kad
tos dvi tautos areiau susigy-
ventQ, ir tikisi, kad svedijos
ir Parodos direkcijos pakyie-
TINA priims privatines If Off
cialines istaigos ir pasiqs j
paroda savo atstovus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
S. VALSTYBES APSISAU-
COLA TURkU0JE.

KoNsFANTINoPoL, lap
"a. = Kaip Anglia, taip S,
Valstybes iskalno eia apsi-
draudzia, jei kartais Lausan-
nos konferenctja netul&tQ pa
vykimo. ~ r. -. ... So.
Kaip Anglijos, taip Ameri-
kos cia visit mteresai likviduo-
jami. Visokia savastis krau-
jana j laivus. '...
sudaryti planai 45o ameri-
kom rezidentQ bile valanda
paimti ! amerikoniskus karo
laivus.
DidelGs angliQ bendrovGs
kraustosi. Tam tikslui prista-
toma rcikainga kiekyh6 gar
laiviQ.
Pasirodo, kad niekas nepa-
sitiki turkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24

Sake, reikia tai visa prideng-
ii nuo placiosios publikos,
kitaip gall but suprovokuotas
karas.
Markizas Curzon, Anglijos
uzsieniQ reikalu sekretorius.
il kit patvirtino ambasado-
riaus Barrere argumenta.
Delto, konferencijos delega-
tai pasizad6jo apie konferen-
cijos Iigi nepaduoti jokiQ Il
niQ spaudai.
Delko taip slepiamasi, sun
ku suprasti. Juk slapta di-
plomatija daugiausia yra kaE-
ia uz Siandieninius Europoje
vargus ir betvarke. Ar nori-
ma tuos vargus ir betvarke
dar daugiau padidinti slapta
konferuojant? Taip bent at,
rodo.
Taikos konferencijos sesl,
jos vedamos Hotely du Cha,
teau. Neziurint to, delegataj
organizuoja atskirius privati'
MUS mitingus kitose vietose
Delegatu grupese eina intrigp
kova. Klausiami ziniQ, dau
guma delegatq atsako: "Pa'
laukite il pamatysire.' .
Nuo vieno delegate visg:
teko isgauti, jog eia konfe
rencija labai panasi buvusia
Genoa konferencijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
CH|cAGOJE C H G 0
PABRANGS ANGLYS.

Consumers Company Vi
ce-prezidentas Marshall
keig praneSa, jog minksto-
sios anglys pabrangs, kaip tik
pasirodys pirmieji sniego pu-
snys.
Jis sake, tuomet angliQ is
veziojimas bus sutrukdytas If
angliu kama pakils.
AiSku, tuomi pranesimu no.
rima nuSauti du pauksciu: no
rima paskatinti zmones, idant
Siandie pirktu daugiau angliQ,
mes pirkliai daro menka bizni.
Antra, iSkalno jis deda pama-
to pasiteisinimui paskui, kuo-
met mGgins daugiau init uz
a1lgiis.
Kogi reilia daugiau, jei
tas vice-prezidentas tvirtina,
kad kasyklQ savininkai pigiai
parduoda savo produkta :
anglis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, lapB

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, lapk.
- "a. - Woodward Iron Co.
angliq kasykloje No. 3 istiko
baisi duju ekspliozija, kuomet
kasykloje dirbo Ats darbinin-
kai.
ia baisi nelaime ivyko uz-
vakar popiety. 'Hakar ryta is
kasyklos isimta 83 zuvusiq
darbininku lavonai
Bendroves virSininkai pra-
mesa, kad aukq skaitlius ar tilS
nesieks viena Simta darbinin-
kp.
Anot bendroves pareiskimo,
ekspliozija ivyko atitrukus
trims angliu :vagoneliams is
6ii1ne. Tie vagoneliai smo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
PRAMATOMI zEMES
DREREJIMA1.

PARYzIUS, lapkr. "a. -
Francuzai mokslininkai ir as
tronomai skelbia snijimus,
kad 1923 metals lures ivykti
visa ellie zcrtis drcb6jim sll
visokios ruSies kataklizmais.
Baisus zGm6s dreIGjimas j.
vykes Chile respublikoj tai
buvus pradzia kitQ drcbajimQ1.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
81 Darbininkai zuvO A|abamOS
KasykIOjG

ST kasyklos gilumon. Tenai
nuo susidauzimo iSoko keletas
kibirkSciQ If uzdeg6 jos dujas.
DujQ sprogimas buvo pasi-
baidAtinas. LiepsnQ kamuo,
liai .sov6 iSejimais. Apie 30
darbininkQ dirbo "yarduose"
prize isejimo. Tie visi arba
zrlvo arba mirtinai suzeisti.
Po ekspliozijos kitas iRji-
mas ] valanda buvo isvalytas
ir prasidajo gelbejimo dar-
bas, kan pagelba buvo dar
reikalinga.
Apie 60 darbininkq suzeis-
I'd. Ul dple ooU hlIq heIoIe
valandu buvo uzgriauti. Tie
visi iSvesti per No. 2. kasyk-
Ia, kuri sujungta per6jimu su
No. 8.
Pati kasykla mazai nuken-
tejusi. Bendroves valdyba
reiSkia dziaugsma, kad ma.
zas skaieius darbininkq zuvo
Ispradziq kitaip buvo mano,
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
MOKYKLy !STATYMAS
PAzEIDE OREGONA,
D1DELEs IsTAIGos ATsI-
SAKO KURTIS VALS>
TYBEJE.
Kataikai darbuosis apie grei-
ta galutina issprendima.
PORTLAND, Ore. lap. -.

PORTLAND, Ore, lap. p.
- NorS Sios valStvb1S konS-
titucijai pripazintas mokyklQ
priedas nebus vykinamas ligi
1926 H., teciaus privatintmS
mokykloms patvarkyti Savo
rrikaIuS taipat uzimS ncmazai
laiko.
Kaip katalikQ mOkyklQ,
taip protcStantQ privatmiQ il
kitty valdyboS be nickuc ME
ko nepaSiduoS tam amend
mentui. Tue kIausimu bus
krciptaSi ! tciSmtS.
ArkivySkupaS Christie pra-
nc:U, jog kataliki$kQ mokyk-
In kIauSimu bus krciptasi Au-
k>ciauSian Teisman. Bus pa
Sidarbuota, kad taS kIauSimaS
kuoveikiauS butQ i>spreStas,
bUtent. ar pr.pazmta$ amend
mcntaS yra konStituciniS, ar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
SLAPTA DIPLOMATIJA
PRIPAzINTA.
Sunku ratirti, kas veikiasi
konferencijoje.

LAUSANNE, lapk. n. -
Konferencijos pradzioje fran
cuzQ ambaSadorius Italijai,
Camille Barrere, kurs yra
francuzQ delegacijos pirmi-
kalltadamaS dclegatQ
pazym6jo, jog
taikos konferencijai slaptos
butinai reikalingos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
KARIUOMENE KOVOJA
SU RIAUsININKAIS.

BERL YNAS, lapllr. "a. :,
Riauses del brangaus maisto
.kilo Brunswick. Policija ke-
lctQ kartQ Sova j riauSlninkus
ir ju kelis suicide.
Hanovely tuo tarpu riaus6s
paSaukta karinomc-
ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, LAY.
"a. - Kasyklu bendroves vir-
sininkai vakar paskelbe, kad
visi zuvusiu darbininku lavo-
mai jau isinti is kasyklos.
Isviso zuvusiu yra "a. Suzei-
stu 60.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
skubus dalykas.

TaS daIykaS SkubuS todeI,
ncS kai-kurios Oregono walls
tybtS katalikll parapijoS turf
qudarmsioS planuS Statytl
uau;as SavaS mokyklaS. kal-
lulr lnokykIo> jau pradttoS
ytatvti. kitur rcikalingaS jV
taiSymaS.
Tai visa atmetuS ilgai lauk-
Ii ncgalimaS daiktas.
r. nekatalilI' privatincs
mokyklas palietuSioS tokios
pat problemoS.
Taigi. ir nekatalikams yra
ykubuS dalvkaS tQ klausinlQ
kuoveikiauS iSsprcsti.
Nuostohai valstybei.
Kad kataliki$kos mOkyklos
Orcgono valstylfje gyvuoS, II
kad maSonams bus nuSuktl u
auginami ragai, apie tai ne
gall but dviejQ nuomonip.
NoS jei jie Gionai IalmttQ,
tuomct prizes privatines mo-
kyklaS kampanijq jie tuojaus
pakcltQ il kitose vaIstybese.
Teciaus maSonai tais savo
zygiais Oregono valstybei tel
kt meSkos patarnavimQ.
Antai vakarinej valstyh6s
daily viena didel6 macdonald
broIybes OrganizaclJa zadeJo
pastatyti naSlaiciams lstalsq'
Tan reikalan nor6ta dar slmet
ivestinti ) miIionai dolerlQ.
Siandie tas projektas jau
atsauktas. Nes na$laiGiQ IS
taiga negali butt be prlvatl-
res mokyklos.
Organizacija ras tinkames-
niu vietu kitose valstythse'
kwr gyventOjQ laisve gerDla,
ma.
Els j federalius teismus.
MokyklQ amendmento klau'
sin.as pirmiausia bus paVes'
tas risti zemesniems fedora
Iiams teismams. Tx paskul
prireikus, bus kreiplamas:
Aukseiausian teisman.
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V1ENA DIENA LIUosA.

Chicagos miesto taryba pri-
pazino, idant kiekvienas polio
monas kas savai4e turetp vie
ma diena liuosa.
Policijos virsininkas tam
priesinosi. Bet jo neklausy-
ia.
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POINCARE MAMIE.

PARYzIUs, lapkr. "a. -
Premieras Poincare mamie.
Su Belgijos valdziOs atstovais
jis tariasi apic rengiamq
Briukselio konferencijq.
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SandienQ dayvauja dainninko But6no koncerte Mel
dazo svetalkjc BE jos dalvauja tame korcere r ktos
danos zvagzdes Chcagai znomos kuriu paveiksai yra
"Drauge'' jau tilpe.
Ponia n. Gugene stow pimose elise tq, kurie Chica
goje znoniq dvasa diamonds kelia.
Nuo kitQ skrant ape penia n Gugiene reikia pasaky
IT, kad j tur abai lanlst, tkra rSka balsa II ta bal
sq naudodma j gangai ntcrpretuoja Strides jausnus Ne
tick stprus kick gesmngas ir autrus jos balsas sujung
reperuaro apstumu padaro p. Gugene kekviename
koncerte neiSvcngiamai reikalinga.
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GA1sRAs v1DUM1EsTY.

Gaisras vakar sunaikino
buta pe nun. 6s West Lake
st. Nuostoliai $4,000 doleriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-24
Santarv9 Nepripazista Turkljal
vakaIQ TrakijOS
BULGARIA. LAIMEJO ISEJ|MA ! A|GEJOS JURA

LAUSANNE, lapkr. "A. -
SantarV6s valstybiQ delegatal
taikos konferencijoje atsisak6
turkams he vicn grQzinti va
karine Trakij2, bet il pravcs-
ii ten plcbiscitQ. Delegatai
vienbalsiai sutiko, kad Turki-
jai grQzinama tik rytinG Ira
kija ligi Maricos upGs, kuri
tnri Skaitytis nauja sicna.
TurkQ Delegates lsmct pa
Sa smarkiais argumcntais gy-
Et savo StatOmq rcikalavlmQ.
JiS tvirtino. kad vakarin1
Traki.M turkaMS butinai rel
kailllGa kault Sirilc%lliiu INlI-
@Sniu 1900 ginti konStantinopo-
Ii, TcGiauS viSi argumcptavi-
maj ncdavG geiStinQ pasck-
miQ.
20 to turkQ neparykimo i'm:
ia kalbtti, jog taS gall suar-
Jyti paGjQ koniercnci.ia, kno-
met api" tai zinia paSicks TU-
rkij4. Bet kol-kas api" tai
nieko negirdima.
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Isjudino katalikus.

Masonry veikimas prizes ka-
talikQ BaznyGiq turi If gerQ-
jig pusiQ. IsjudinO daugeli j.
migusiu katalikQ. Siandie vi
81 kila ginti savo tihajimo tel
ses, apie ka pirmiau ne vi
stems rupejo.
Pagaliaus katalikai pradejo
cia organizuoti Kataliku. Tie
sos draugija. Tuo reikalu
daug darbuojasi Arkivysku,
pas Christie su visa kunigija,
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NalStyb6s teismai nebus
kliudolGi. Mes valsty|19s tel
Stjai yra paciQ zmoniQ renka-
hi IL jie priguli atSaukimo
Sistemai, jei MEMORIES taikintis
prie didziumos pilieciQ moro.