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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
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NATUnELAno NEWS


I'm going to- read aloud the latest
copy Of Natureland News" said Wit
ty Witch.
And all the Fairies and Gnomes.
Brownies and Elves, Oaf Family and
Bogey Family and old Mr.. Giant sat
about Witty witch's cave and listened.
This is what she read.
"As the cool weather Is beginning
to be felt. Mr.. and Mrs. MeadOwlark
have decided TO join the other Meadow
Iarlis and they will all travel about
together.
During the summer Mr.. and Mrs
MeadowIark have been by themselves
IN their own nest and have had no
visitors In their part of the meadow.
They have gone grasshopper hunting
by themselves too aud have been most
successful
"They have had insect birthday
parties for each other. These parties
have been given very often for they
have said they thought they might as
well have birthdays all the time and
that they were doing a good work eat
Ing the insects.
Then" Witty Witch continued, 81
see that they have discovered some
thing that is going to make chestnut
trees stronger-growing them In Ger.
tain fashion. Chestnut trees have had
hard luck In being hit by blights and
they need all the help they can get.
'Yes. for everyone loves chestnuts
and the Grey Squirrel Family say that
half or quarter or sixteenth al
least OF their interest in life is gone
when there are no chestnuts In the
fall.
This year Jack Frost expects to
give his party for the Squirrels to-
morrow evening. He has partly opened
the great burrs which are so very
prickly-but not too prickly for chest
nut lovers!
And he has ripened the nuts s."
they will be good to eat.
"Ah. yes, Jack Frost Is sending Out
be invited FOR the party tomorrow
evening he will invite the children the
following day. He will not be on
hand. he says, but the nuts will. and
that Is most important of all.
'He thinks good way for boys and
girls to open chestnuts is by cracking
them open with a stone, using another
stone to put them on when doing this
so as not to get the burrs in their
fingers.
Then ! also see that 1t Is said thaj
the Oldest chestnut tree In another
part of the world is known to be over
a thousand years old.
"And here is quite an interesting ac,
count in the 'Natureland News" Wit
ty Witch went on. about the red Of
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
MR.. coxs LOUISVILLE SPEECH

Several thousand Louisville citi-
zens went to the pine auditorium on
Broadway to pay a personal tribute
to James M Cox. In an apathetic
campaign during an off-year, when
the issues are mostly abstract ones,
so large an audience would hae for
saken w II A and the movies for
personal reasons only.
But the thousands remained to
hear an interesting, business-like, un-
emotional speech which brought
home to those present assurance that
the dull problems of government are
today affecting every citizen, not only
financially but spiritually as well.
Mr.. Cox spoke for over an hour. and
the audience was as stationary as
any political gathering in the memory
of observers. AS a politician remark
ed out of long wisdom in assaying
political addresses, "Cox's speech
went home with that crowd. 1t will
be fresh in their minds a week from
new
Mr. Cox said nothing that was dis
respectful or abusive about men or
issues. His purpose was to make
plain wherein the administration has
failed, as he sees it, intelligently to
accomplish reconstruction or satisfac-
torily to carry out its pledges of l9pO.
He explained that the increased tar
iff duties do not go to the government
but to several great corporations In
America headd by large Republican
contributions. He showed
how those duties come directly from
the pockets of the citizens, and, since
tariffs are supposed to exist to pay
the cost of government, he submitted
very reasonably that the Fordney-
act is a big business sub
sidy.
None questioning that Germany
must go TO work before Europe can
be prosperous, he explained clearly
that failure to fix the amount of rep
arations was keeping from Germany
that credit it must have before It can
90 to work. Mr.. Cox then accurately
Traced responsibility for this situa-
lion to the do-nothing policy of the
administration. He sketched
he crime of the senate In denounc-
ng the purchased seat of Newberry
md then seating him for political
-easons. and closed his speech with a
,lea for world accord to put an end to
var.
Nothing Mr.. Cox stated as fact |
,annot be proved by the record. The I
simplest sort OF reasoning demon
,trates his conclusions. He did not
attempt to trick out his statements /
With oratory or buncombe He proved
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
WE "kNeAp" BREAD

Recently there appeared in the per-
sonal column of a Western paper the
following item:
Mrs. Smith. a prominent newly
wed, kneaded bread with her gloves
on"
An editor of country newspaper
in an adjoining county copied the no.
tice and remarked that he hardly
thought the item worthy of mention,
as the editor of this paper (meaning
himself) needed bread with his shoes
on; he needed bread'with his coat on,
and he even needed bread with his
shirt on, and if some of his delin.
quent subscribers didn't pay up soon,
he'd be needing bread without a d-n
thing on.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

that the way to move toward a rem
edy of economic conditions is to vote
in a Democratic congress, and one
this he based his appeal for the cleo
tion OF Kendrick Lewis in this dis
trict.
Those who came to pay him a trib-
ute for the gallant fight he made in
1920, and for the politically ingenu-
GUS way in which he has kept the
faith since then, were doubly glad
they had come.-Louisville Times.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

Some men wonder why women fail
to see something remarkable in them,
while others attribute the feminine
mistake to the fact that few girls sell
dom take the pains to look into the
eyes for view of the paradise they
always hunt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

The time has come for Reno to take
a back seat and stay there. Fiume,
claiming a population of $4,000, had
$4,000 divorces granted in 1920 and
1921.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

He that hath my commandments
and keepeth them, he is that loveth
me; and he that loveth me, shall be
loved of my Father, and l will love
him, and will manifest myself to him.
st. John 9:21.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

An empty head, like an empty wa
gon, rattles much more than a full
one. and in such case the tongue just
pilots the rattle.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

A man doesn't mind a girl having
a little powder on her face. But he
sure hates to be. seen on the strets
with a human marshwallow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
INFORMATION THEY'RE SEEKING

A number of anxious readers have
been disappointed to find that the
novel. IF Winter Comes" offers no
practical suggestions for coping with
the coal Washington Star.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
"a DANDY LOOKING
OVERCOAT"

That's what your friends will say
of the Overcoat Wen make for
you. And what's more, you'll ad-
NIT that it is the best fitting and
most comfortable Overcoat you
have ever worn.
In fact every Suit or Overcoat that
we produce must measure right up
to the High Standard which we
have laid down for ourselves.
That's
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

We know a man who says is he
coming out "flat-footed" for light
fines and beer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

It's the blunt man who makes the
cutting remark.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

When your Ideal becomes an ordeal
IL Is time for new deal--Boston
Transcript.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

Nun-Bush Shoes, $3.50 shoes cut to
$6.75.-The Walsh Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02

The man who is always trying not
to make mistake never makes a
stake.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-02
JUSTRIGhT SERVICE

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ing from the very conservative to
the extreme-a pattern to fit any
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The materials are all PURE VIR-
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newest Browns, Blues, Greys, Nov
elites and Blacks. The prices are
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II means that from the buying of
the cloth to the delivery of the
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in their line-the BEST Is none
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A perfect individual fit is secured
by every garment being Cut and
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and cordially invite YOU to come
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Suits and Overeoats
TaiIored-to-Measure
$35 to $45
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COMPANY
I'VE Fit You"
14e West Main St.
Lexington, Ky.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10

GENOA, Italia, bal. 10. -
Siandie cia prasideda ekono-
mine Europos valstybiQ kon-
ferencija.
BolSevistin6s RuSijOs dele
gatai praneSe, kad jie SioJe
konferencijoje stipriai stove
sia uz savO reikalus II nesl-
duosiq, kad aliantai jiems ka
nors tur6tQ diktuoti.
Sakoma, boI$evikQ delega-
cija budama BerIyne suslta-
riusi su vOkieGiais iSvien lai-
kytis konferencijoj.
Kaip bolSevikai, taip vokie-
Giai .nekuomet nesutiks, kad
jiems butQ dituojamos bent
kokios sQlygos, prieSingos a
bieju >SaliQ reikalams arba
paIieciancios abiejQ valstybiQ
SuverenumQ.
Kaip tie, taip kit tvirtina,
kad kOnfereneijoje turf butt ly
gyb6, neturi but jokiQ allan
tn isp6jimQ arba virSenybes.
II iei aliantai su tomis ly-
gyb6s paziuromis nesutiksia,
bol$evikai ir vOkieGiai be at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
Is Anglekasiq! Streiko
REIKALAUJA IsTIRTF AN
GL1Q PRAMoNE.

WASHINGTON, bal. 10. -
Atrodo, kad mglekasiq strel-
kas lures, prasitesti iIgai. Mes
stai praejo viena savaite If
streiko baigimo klausime ME
ko neatlikta.
Kongreso komitetas tyrine-
ia streiko klausima. Bet tas
tyrinejimas neduoda jokiQ pa
sekmiq.
Tx patirta, kad anglekasiai
nori Baigti streika ir gryzh
darban. TeGiaus kompaniios
nesutiniSa.
AHSlShdSldI Ielh1lduJo Po@
kirti speciale komisija is ka-
syklu savininku If anglekasill
If jai pavesti istirti visa tan=
gliq pramone.
yAnglekasiai sutinka su sau-
kama Gia konferencija. Bet
kasyklu savininkai atsisako
nuo tos konferencijos.
Viskas kas yra, tai lzasyk-
IL kompanijos spiriasi griauti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
JAPoNAI LAKUNAI bonn
BARDUoJA BoLsEvI-
KUs.

b.
TOKYO, bal. 10. - Is ST
-berijos pranesta, kad bal. 6
japonai lakunai bombardavo
Citos kariuomenes stovyklas.
lSpejama, kad tos kariuome-
lies prizes japonus bus pasta
tyta nedaugiau 10000 vyrq.
JaponQ kariuomenes vadas Si-
5berijoje autofizuotas veilSti
prizes raudonosius pagal sa-
vo nuoziuros.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
D1pLoMU D1RBTUvE.

Amerikoje Wis turi but ki.
taip, kaip litur.
AngliSki laikrascciai prane-
isa, kad susekta diplomQ dir.
.btuve. Butent, patirta, kad
valstijos registravimo ir mo-
kslo direktorius pardavineda-
yes diplomas ju norintiems.
Bile vienas bemokslis uz PM
gus galedaves gauti gydytojc
arba vaistininko diploma.
Visas reikalas pavestas
"grand jury"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
NEW YoRKE PILNA PIX
TADARIU.

NEW YORK, bal. 10.
su piktadariais cia arsiau'
kaip Chicagoje. zymiai padau-
gintas net po1icijos ~skaitlius.
'Automobiliai vagiami, Emo
mes zudomi. Policijos depar-
tamentas dazAai skelbia viso-
kin nugodymQ publikai, kaip
saugotis uzplioIimq If galva-
zudziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
darbininkq organizacija If is
naudoti visuomene.
MAzA1 PAGAM1NA ANG-
L1U.

Pirkliai If pirlfybos depar-
tamentas pirm anglekasiq
streiko tvirtino, kad neunis-
tai anglekasiai unistams strei-
kuojant kas savaite pagamin-
| sia 4 milionus Xxi 6 milionQ
.tonq angliQ.
Perejo streiko sayaite. Ir
tuomi laikt neunistaf paga-
mino vos 2 milionu tonq. Tai
Iesa todel, kad dauguma ne
! 3sunistp prisidejo prie streiko.
Tais apskaitymais pasire-
infant, angliq pirkliai ir patti
Evyriausybe nieko nedare is
EStreiko. Sake, kad kas savai-
ta apturint 4 aFba 6 milienus
tonu bus galima verstis:
: Bet skaudziai apsirikta.
Del to siandie If kongres6s
idarbuojasi kuoveikiau padary-
I'll streikui gala.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10

dieniais nett baznycion. Tx
nuvaziave Tauraguosna pri
siperka tabokos, degtines ir
vaziuoja namo raliuodami.
Jeigu kuris neturi pinigQ, tai
uz degtine atiduoda jayus.
.Sugrize namo losia kortomis
id IL val. nakties. Vaikams
mokyti tai neturi pinigu, ta-
da dejuoja del skatiko.
Sodziuje ne visa jau taip
bloga. Turime labai gera mo-
kytoja. Dienom mokina, va
karais nesigailedama sveika
tos veda kursus. Jaunimas
apsileides, nesiIanko taip ir
nepramoko kai-kl1rie net Emo
niskai pasirasyti. Bet yra
|jaunikaieiq, visai gerai apsi-
Svietusiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
METAI-YOL. VII
SUV. YALSHJOS NEPASITIKI SOVIET. RUSLJA

kvos valdzia.
Patirta, kad ir patsai prezi-
'dentas Hardingas Soy. Rusi-
jos pripazinimui priesingas.
lsakoma, prezidentas pirmiau-
sia nori, idant bolsevikai iro-
dytu kad jie yra yerti Suv.
Valstiju pripazinimo.
Daugelis speja, kad trum-
poi ateity Rusijoje ivyks nau-
jos politines perversnes. Tad
4era reikalo daug mintyti a
pie bolsevikp valdzia. 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
zN|OS IS LETUV0s.
A1RIJA PR1PAzINo
LIETUvA.

Anglijos jaunesnioji valsty-
be Airija pripazino Lietuva
nepriklausoma valstybe. Tai
NUNS labai dzziaugsmingas at
sitikimas. Malonu su Airija
Lietuvai susipazinti areiau.
Visa Airijos praeitis labai pa
nassii bu7o Lietuvos praeitl.
Ilgai Airija vargo ir kovojo,
kol tapo nepriklausoma yals-
tybe. MatSt j greitai supra
to ir Lietuyos padeti. Valio!
Atrial sauks kiekvienas lietu-
Wis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
ANGORA PRIEsINGA EN-
TENTES SALYGOMS.
Taikos projektas, turbut, bus
atmeStaS.

KonStantinopoliS, bal. 10
Anatolijos turkQ laikraS6lal
uaujas entent6s taikos sally
gas sutiko Saltai. Oficialis
turku nacionalistQ atsakymas
! tas naujas sqlygas, matyt,
paSirodys trumpOj ateity.
Kaip sultano valdzia, taip
entent6s kOmisionieriai laikO-
81 nuomon6s, kad naciOnalis-
tai nepriims tQ naujq salygp.
Taip bent matoma is paties
nacionalistQ laikraSGiq tOno.
Turku militariniai eksper-
tai tvirtina, kad graikQ arml-
ia NJ. Azijoj yra labai bloga-
me pad6jime. Jei nacionalls-
tai rimciau pakeltQ prizes graz
kus veikima, neuzimtu daug
laiko graikQ armija suvarytl
j juras, 'jei atsisakytQ pasl-
duoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
voKIET1JoJE PADETIs
PAGEREJUSI
!Turima vilties Genoa konfe-
rencijoje.

} BERLYNAS, bal. 9 - Pa
sirode, kad Siandie Vokietijo-
je ekonomine ir politine pa
.d6tis yra tokia, kokios nebu-
ia dar po revoliucijos. Pav6-
jingi ziemos menesiai, ypac
kovas, praejo be jokip darbi-
ninkq nerimavimQ, kas buda-
vo praejusiais metals. Svar-
biausia tas, kad Wirtho kabi-
netas pasilieka savo vietoJe,
atlaikes keleta smarkiq atakq.
Prizes Iskeliausiant Genoa
konferencijon vokieeiQ dele
gacijai, kuriai pirmininkaula
pats kanclieris Wirth, kaip
|hmones, taip visokiu politiniyl
paziurQ laikraseiai reiske vie
noda Wilt il pasitikejima taja
konferenciijja. Ypac tas buyo
reiskiama delto, kad pirmu-
kart tokioj konfereneijoj bus
atstovaujama Rusija.
Rusijoje vokieciu Wits.
oia kiekrienas yra nuomo-
mes, kad Vokietijos padetis
daugiausia priguli nuo Rusi-
jos. Kaip greitai prades da-
lyvauti ekonominiame If poll
tiniame Europos gyvenime,
taip veikiai If pati Vokietija
|smagiau pakils ant kojp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
CHICAGO ] E.
DEG1Ns I. w. w. RAsTUs.

Trumpoj ateity Grant Par
Ike bus surengta ypatinga "is-
kline. /" Bus deginami radika-
lQ rastp tonos. Tie raStai, tai
/. w. w. propaganda ir zino-
mo socialisto Debso atsiliepi-
mai karo laikais. Tuos raStus
konfiskayo federaliai agentai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10

WASHINGTON, bal. 10.
.sovietq Rusijos agentai If vi
81 bolsevikq salininSai senai
.darbuojasi Ella " tai, idant
-Suv. Valstijos pripazintu So
vietine Rusija. Kuomet tai bu-
tq atlikta, tuomet tarpe- able
jq saliQ prasidetq gyva pirk-
lyba.
Te5iaus Xxi siolei suv. Val
stiiq vyriausybe labai atsar-
giai atsinesa / Sovietine Ru-
siia. Ir vargiai pripazins Mas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
RUSIJA SU VOK|ET|JA INA
DRhUCbUTI
Genoa KOnferenCijOj Bendfai
Gins SaVO ReikauS

zvilgio> i pasekmes iselsla IS
lNonferencijos If tuomet allan
tai tegu sau zinosi.
Kick zinoma, SovietQ Ru-
sija. sutinka atmoketi carQ
Ivaldzios uztraukhs. skolas.
Bet taipat reikalauja, kad all
antai atlygintQ Rusijai ~ Kol-
FGako, Denikino, Wrangelio If
kitQ kampanijas, kurios bu-
vo vedamos prizes Sow. Rusi-
ia gelbstint aliantams.
+ Bol$evikai uztikrins Rusijo-
je Evetimp SaliQ kapitalui glo-
bq ir apsaugq. Bet nekuomet
neleis, CAD Rusija butQ isnau-
dojama taip, kaip Siandie da-
roma su Kinija.
BolSevikQ delegacijos pirmi-
.ninkas Tchitcherin paklaus-
stas, kaip ilgai konferencija
tests atsak6, kad gal du m6t
nesiu, ar tik dvi dieni.
ReiSkia, bolSevikai pasiren-
sc iSeiti is konferencijos, jei
jiems butQ daroma bent kokia
skfiauda. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10

bet su ginklais, su kuriais pa
pirate gyventi, nenori skirts.
Ne ka su jais If padarysi.
Daugelis albany ta ministe-
ri yadina tiranu, nes jis ziau-
rial apsieina su sukileliQ va
dais. Bet " tai j peikti pro-
tingas zmogus negali.
Tokia tai Siandie Atlantic
je padetis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
Gal pulls graikus.

Mustapho Kemal paSos Sta
bas tq klausima jau aptarla.
Kuomet bus sudaryti visi ka-
mpanijai plenai, tuomet nael-
Onalistq valdzia atmes visas
entent6s sqlygas If pakls
pullman prizes graikus.
Anot ekspertQ, graikus nu-
gal6ti nacionalistams neuzlm-
tn ilgiau vieno menesio.
TurkQ naeionalistq laikras-
eiai nurodo, kad ententei ne
rupi nei taika, nei TurklJos
gerove. Jai rupi tik slalp
sau kokiam laikun numalslntl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
AMERIKoS KoMPANIJA
GAvo zIBALo VERsMIp.

WASHINGTON, bal. 6.
Gauta zinip, kad Standard
'Oil kompanija pagaliau gavo
'zibalo Koncesijq Palestinoie.
Tai Anglijos nusileidimas A
imerikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10
SKAITYKITE R PLATHlKI-
TIE LIETUVIU DIENRASTI
"DRAUGA"
PINIGV KURSAS.

7 le~l4 ~ lr . ~.
svetimu saliu pinigp .yerte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
.baland. 8 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Go.
Anglijos sterl. svarli 4.38
Prancijos 100 frankly 9..1O
Italiios 100 liru 500
Vokietijos 100 markiq .33
Lietuvos 100 auksiniq .33
Lenkq 100 marlip .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-10

v1LKAvIsKIs. Kelis kar-
tus teko pastebeti, kad Vilka-
viiskio turgavietej miliciniil-
kai atiminejja is znonip sal
kus g goreciais = vadinamus.
kuriais kaimieciai atsiveze sal
kuoja obuolius. Atiminej ejant
pasidaro labai daug nemalo.
nump If neapykantes. Daugp-
ma kaimieeiQ nezini, kane da.
.lykas, mes kaime apie safkq
permainym9 dar nebuve ais
kinama.
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Blogas padejimas.

Kaip turkams naclonahs-
tams, taip graikams M. All
joje yra didziausias vargas su
finansais. Ir vieniems If ks
items truksta pinigQ.
Graikijos vyriausyb6, rasi,
mielai palinktQ prize nauW
taikos salygu. Bet atSaukti
100000 vyrQ armija is NJ. All
jos, tai juk baisus daiktas.
Kareiviai gal6tu nepaklausy-
ii. Pati Graikijos garb6 daug
nukent6tQ atSaukiant armijq.
Bus ginama garbe.
Del to Graikijos Vyriausyb6
apgalvoja, ar nebutu galima
kaip nors prize tq ententes sa-
Ilygu prisitaikinti il podraug
apdrausti graikq tautos gar
be. Ta atsiekti norma smir-
na su placiomis apylin1emis
paskelbus nepriklausoma pro-
vincija.
NJ. Azijoje graikai apimti
baimes. Mes turkai atgauna
visur spekas. Ir krikseionims
bus vargas.
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TURKAI NACIONALISTAI GAL Pulls GRA|kUS
.Turkijq, kad paskui il vel ja
spausti.
Rupi isnaudojimas.


Nes jei ententei tikrai ru-
patQ taika, tai j Turkijai at
gal atiduotQ ne wien visas te-
ritorijas NJ. Azijoje, bet Ad-
rianopoli il Gallipoli. Enten-
t6 juk gerai zino, kad -Ad,
rianopolis Turkijai yra gyvas
reikalas. Tai kodel j nor
atimti? Ar tik todel, kad Tur-
kijai uzduoti daugiau skaus-
mo, ar turkus ignoruoti pas,
taGius ant savo.
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Vokieciai ekonomistai ir fl
nansistai daug ko laukia is
Genoa konferencijos.
Jie sake, kad Genoa lSonfe-
rencijoje Rusijai bus paskir-
tas priesakinis suolas, gi ,Vo-
kietijai uzpakalinis. Te-
Claus tq abiejq saliq likimas
tampriai suriStas. Rusijos
laimejimas reiskia Vokietija7
laimejima. Ir atvirkseiai.
Bolsevikai tai gerai supran-
ia. Nes tokia pat nuomone
reiske andai per Berlyna kon-
ferencijon vaziuodamas If uz-
slenlQ reikalQ komlsar. Tchlt-
Icherin.
IokieGiai sprendzia, kad to-
kios nuomones bus If Angli-
jos premieras.
Italia drauginga.
Pastaraisiais keleriais me-
nesiais Italia taipat nusista-
te butt drauginga Voldetijai.
Del, to j daug kuoni gelbes
vokieeeiams konfereneijoje.
VokieGeiiai tikisi kad Genoa
Ilkonferencijjojje visgi busias pa
keltas kontribucijos Mausi-
mas ir italq delegacija palai-
kys Vokietijjos reikalus.
Vokieciai tvirtina, kad po
Genoa konferencijos bus dar
ldaugiau konferencijq risti e
konominius Europos kIausi-
mus. Mes, vienu zzygiu viskas
pasekmingai nebus isspresta.
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ALBANIA PATRAUKIA ]
SAVE ,KAPITALA.
Atrandama daug zibalo ir
angliu.

DURAzZO, Albania, bal
10. Naturafiai Albanijos
turtai patraukiai save Wis Ia.
biau svetimq saliq kapitalus.
Mes be atfandamos /dideles
kiekybes zibalo, vietomis su-
sekama dar If angliq. Pasi-
rodo, kad Sails mineralais la
bal turtinga.
Nesteb6tina tad, kad ivai-
riQ Saliu kapitalo agentai Al
banijoje. darbuojasi uz prime
nybe. Kiekviena Sails nori
gauti kuodaugiausia koncesi-
jig.
Visas vargas teeiaus tame,
kad Albania dar neturi pas
tovios valdzios, kad cia daz-
mai vienur-kitur apsireiskia
sukilimai prizes provizionale
valdziQ. Stengiamasi ta, val
dziq nuversti.
Gyvuojant tokioms sally
goms, negalima sulaukti pas
toviOs valdzios. Gi kuomet
n6ra tokios valdzios, kapita-
lai negali Sauti koncesijQ. Nes
kasgi gall cia gvarantuoti tas
koncesijas.
Cigaretu monopolija,
Siandienin6 provizionale
valdzia parodo dideli savo
veikluma. Parsikviete italus
il austrus inzinierius If jiems
paved6 apdirbti plenus van
dens sp6ku isvystymui. Tai
pat inzinieriQ korpusai dar-
buojasi visoj sally susisiekimp
klausimu.
AnglQ kapitalas pirmutinis
pradejo daryti "businessa"
'Albanijoje. Anglams valdzia
pavede cigaretq monopolija.
Tai pelningas daiktas. Mes
GGia rukymas prasiplatines nei
Turkijoje.
Valdzia sudaro jauni vaka-
rinej Europoj prasilaylne Wy
raj. Prize Sales administraci-
jos daug kuomi prisideda II
tIrkai. =
Albany armija yra maza.
Bet ir ia perorganizuoJama
taip, kad jos palaiHmui ne
butu reikalingos dideles iSlai-
dos.
Didziausias vargas kol-kas
su finansais. Bet kuomet
prasides Sales eksploatayl-
mas, tuomet tas vargas pasl-
baigs. Ypae zibalo koncesijos
pagerins Sales finansus.
Smarkiausias vyras.
>Albanq valdzioie smarkiau-
sias il energingiausias EMO
gus yra vidujinip reikalQ mi
uisteris, Ahmet Zogu. Jis ell
ma % metus. Yra 'lavinesis
Turkijjoj If Vokietijoj. Aciul
10 energijai nesenai aplink So
stine Tirama il kitose Alba
o;;oe do1yca cl1tr1Skinti vidu-
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w vAzINEJIMA GATvE-
KARIAIS &c.

Illinois komercijos komisija
pagaliaus paskelbe nauja savo
nuosprendi, kad uz' hazineji-
ma gatvekariais Chicagoje tu-
II but &c. vietoje SC. Tas nuo-
'sprendis turi but vykdomas
Ipradejus ateinancio geguzas
menesio l d. 6 centai turi pa
silikti Xxi sausio 1 d., 1923.
Nereikia nei abejoti, kad
gatvekariQ kompanija If vel
.kreipsis j teismus.
Chicagos policija gavo 81
.niu, kad Bostone, Mass, poll
cija sueme tris katalikq kle-
bonijq plesikus. Spejama, kad
jie If Chieagoj bus apiplese
.keleta klebonijq.