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The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
MODES OF THE MOMENT

One OF the new movements 10 10
own a thick and thin frock. which
when combined make single costume
of artistic merit.
It is not possible to persuade women
TO disconnect sport and plaid skirts
80 the combination goes merrily on
Short iacketc are now substituted for
sweaters.
Although women are giving mp red
To some extent little boys are adopt
ING Il as a way to make themselves
pay and conspicuous In the general
burst Of color.
White and brown Is one Of the new
combinations that well dressed women
have launched. The older generation
remembers that the same thing wal
nopular In the 1880 fashions.
One garment placed over another Il
a fashion from the Orient and ],
catches the fancy Of the dressmaker'
today as 1t gives them a chance Il
combine white with darker color.
The ribbon hat that collapsed In tn
hand and carried Its own envelope wa
a plaything that Influenced the maxim
| of motor hats for different brands
weather.
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aE FASHIONS IN BL0USEs
,,,ored Garments In High tavos'
Hlp Length and Longer Models
Are Shown.

- or+door or tailored blouse ID
,,ncuestionably the favorite. osuauy
s,n S length Is the length preferred al
.np,oh some a trifle more tnan up
length are shown. ..,sos "a
among the new dressy blouses TO
..n.,v seen one gorgeously emoroiu-
s.od IN chinese designs was notable.
,r,a motifs were rather large ana oone
:. - v,y,d colors on a white crepe oe
- chine background, the blouse being Oh
this material.
M,ddies are holding their own In tne
uneun Of blouses. Regulation miooy
stv,es are used for garments MADE 0,
s..o,, materials as checked or striped
tub @ silks, plain and dyed pongee' anc
euen checked ginghams and tissues
n,a,n color fabric in contrasting coio
usually supplying a trimming toucn =,
= hIra and white checked silk mioo!
.een recently was trimmed with nal
.ow hands of plain white and plai
h,ua and a blue Windsor tie fnisne
the collar. -.
4 white voile blouse. made mioo
uvle but worn tucked in under U
.r,rt was finished with hemstitcne
collar and cuffs Of blue linen, ana
natural pongee model found green 8
Tin bands and tie ar attractive nnis
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
E3:YDgdd@!s>
E6EyeniN8
Fairy Tale
MRS. cows PARTY
~MAPY GRAHAM BOWER

"Moo, moo" said Mrs. cow nop0
vou will all come to my party.
"Do YOU mean you would like me 10
cora too?" asked Mrs. Brown-and-
white Cow as she looked at Mrs Low
"Of course my dear" said Mrs. cow
"r want every COW in the meadow 70
come. Yes, I invite you all.
" won't ask you to bring your KNIT
ting or a piece Of embroidery as l
know none Of you have knitting nof
have you embroidery.
ut is true that I haven't any SUI
work either, but then l mentioneu
these things because when ladies si'e
tea parties they tell their friends very
often to bring a piece OF WORK Will
them. ,.d;os
~ suppose that Is to let the laoies
know that they will not ask thein ~
work for them when they come u lno
parties. o,, IN
"Rrt at any rate just ask you "
hiring YOUR sweet COW selves.
Al of the cows looked much pleaseo:
"Moo. moo, I accept with pieasui''
sold Mrs. Brown-and-White Cow.
"Moo, moo, 1 do too," saio MISS
Rrown-and-White Cow.
sand I'd be delighted to come, Si
,,v del,phted." said Mrs. Brown Cow.
So spoke all the cows.
Every one Of them accepteo an, :,
there were quite a number OF cows Il
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
RloomER FRocKs FOR BOYS
,,.n and Swiss Afford spiendio
Combination for outnss TOR
the klddles.

p,.,n linen Is frequently combined
,,,,th dotted swiss in making charming
,,+t,a h,oomer frocks, the heavier ma
+or,o, TO be used for the boomers
18th frock Of swiss trimmed in pipings
Or bindings Of the linen. Tnis com
h,nation was featured in some charm.
,no little suits recently seen for small
hovs A smock Of swiss with toucnes
~ colored embroidery or shocking
ehout the yoke, was worn over cum
ming little wide-knee trousers OF eo'
ored linen. One suit featured oelteo
in smock, the belt being OF coloree
linen. Another was allowed to nant
! straight and unbelted.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

" no certainties to guide US. we
know what Cheruit, what Caiiots
poiret and all the others aro
locating, but only time can dete,
fne their fate, for 1t Is the wen.
Eessed woman who is the final couf'
If appeal and her decision Will no' o0
made for many weeks yet.
There's one fact that appears W W
orettv conclusive and that Is that we
shall have to buy more materlai 'nls
fall for our dresses. You know "o
have been skimping ourselves very soc'
cessfully, for three yards nave 49,
Known to make q dress that passeu
the board Of censors. But WIN .no
increased length-and here even alsu-
ment stops at length no higher tnan
e,oht inches from the floor Tor tne
street.-the circular swirls, the GRAY
arv and the plaits, we shall have u
count of one, two and even tnles N
wards more, for the length alone ue
mands an extra yard. Fortunately W.
shall not have to consider 30 "ue.
vardape for the sleeves, tor tney az
again moulding the arm, but tney "
extend we'll down over the manu.
But II we must buy more materiai w
can economic a little on our COMB
nations for the popularity OF the snol
Jackets in Paris has brought aDo,
skirts and dresses contrasting IN 1a'
rio and In color with the outer ga
ment-and short one at that. An
We can combine two or more mar
RAILS 80 that the gown OF today ~
be transformed into the up-to-tn
minute frock by q very little new !"
| koR1Ql
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Sheath Gowns.

The sheath gown that received 50
much condemnation few years ago
threatens to come back. One Paris
designer Is showing sheath effects
with long, straight line and no belts
Other designers are bringing up the
waistline to a more normal position.
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IN KNITTED SUITS
white and Various Tones Of YeI-
low Are Prominent.
Bright Red Trimmings and Plaid e.
fects for Fall Wear Supplied
by the Makers.

Ihere is no indication of an abate-
ment In the demand for the knitted
wool suit and dress, declares a fashion
writer In The New York Tribune. Con-
SeQuentiy dressmakers are making ha
while the sun shines and putting fortl
new models Of this sort. Knitte
"hite suits are very prominent juI
now. Many Of them have bright Il
trimmings. Following closely In
wake Of the white suit are those
various tones Of yellow.
With the thoughts of the bu
pubic turning toward autumn val
great houses show models in
erects. The colorings, gray,
and black, are quite subdued In i
Inc collar, the border on the cd
the belt are knitted in gray. ~
Suits much in vogue for til 4
autumn are those consistin, ~ 4
jacket and skirt knitted in IN IN
SILK In tobacco brown, freque1 ''"''''''''s''-'''
oined with beige and white. Hroek Of q
may be In beige color, withSapon its ca
border effect Of tobacco b panels for
white on the sleeves, arou1
,0m Of fho nNo< o~J
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

~. meadow 40 that it looked AZ
though Mrs. Cow would nave qui'e
.near me-" said Mrs. Brown-ano-
| White Cow. 81 forgot to ask you "nen
vour party was going to take place.
.whv moo moo," said Miss Brown-
.,d.white Cow, II forgot to ASK you
too"
"Moo. MOO" said all the other COWS
in turn. I'VE forgot to ask you too:
.And I forgot to tell you" said MIS-
che sw,shed of a most annoy
ing hy.. sa.a
"The party viii take place IN M
+een minutes," she said Il haven't
!. watch nor have I q clock ana 10 my
knowledge none Of the rest OF you
haye watches or clocks
"watchmakers would be poor II tney
depended upon cows for living.
aBut We all know that fifteen min
utes n not 4 very long time. AND 50
= in a short time will you all join meF
.sAfoo. MOO" said all the cows, "e
. will indeed"
:. .Of course" added Mrs. Brown-and-
= White Cow, I'VE haven't very long q
y time in which to get ready. must see
:, Z, if rm looking my cow best" and she
u looked down at herself and swished
- OF ny or two.
y .You see," said Mrs. Cow, Il knew
~ that none Of you had engagements
" this afternoon and you all looked as
u though you needed little refreshing
eu party and 90 thought I'd suggest It.
NJ ~rm not Ike some creatures VINO
eive invitations In advance and then
. hone that some Of their guests VIII re
fuse. and that then they can ask otn'
ers and 20 have the credit OF inviting
many without the fuss Of having to en-
" terrain many.
len srm not IKE that"
me Well. In 4 very short time all Of th'
lcows followed Mrs. Cow down to
nen stream. One By one they went, ant
rts' how slowly they did walk.
on take your Time" said Mrs. Cow
Tor cake your COW time. We have no er
Rarements until milking time. Non
fed at all"
opt So they an teok their time. and 70
000Ol0 nave 098u Suesus AVlAOWAAS ShS
erai hostess, Mrs. Cow, down to the strear
When they were there they wei
new wading, but they didn't have to hold 7
men their skirts for fear they'd get wet.
ltion no, they DIDN'T have to fuss at all!
was And they drank some Of the pies
ant water In the stream and tn
er is chewed some Of the grass about t
It hanka Of the stream.
lkers They talked little, but they did
q to bother much to keep up any conver'
or. lions.
4 tho Oh, It was q very restful. refre
J was Ing party. and every one said lat
aking when milking time came around, wi
ds Of a nice afternoon they all had had. 9
what a fine party Mrs. Cow had 8
gested.
And Mrs. Cow was very glad {
ed 50 her party was a success, for who
3 aro not glad to have a successful ps
Paris and to have the guests pleased
Affects happyf
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I'm FALL GOWNS
Edict Demands Great
FasYe in Dresses That
k Up-to-Date.
hriod Of the twelve-month

hriod Of the twelve-month
IN can afford to chuckle up
wind keep US guessing, writes
htauthority. In a word 1t Is
ahgs Of the Paris couturiers
ito many Of Americas fioauns
| h have been drifting.
| sure, any number OF myste
hts have leaked out and some
lconturiers have gone SO far az
Il a few advance models whicl
straws in the whirlpool OF ru
Even after the curtain has peer
On all Of these openings tner'
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ch,ntx for Children.

For the small daughter there seems
10 be no more popular fabric TOE
smocks than chintz. Some OF the pat
terms are large, though the most
charming ones are not, and the coiors
are Is gorgeous as can be dyed.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

out' 3 attached to the
very unqs inside 1.-THE, the skirt, aas
skirt. y an entirely new
This s1 or in suits Of any
idea ini
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As We Grow Up.

About all the difference between
children and us grown-ups IL that We
weigh more and ain't so happy
From the Atchison County (AifssourD
Mall.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

Take good care Of the arms and do
not wear any clothing that irritates
II the skin is sunburned.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
stsal Potatoes sn7Replant Vines.

Thieves at the fam Of Glen Lead
err, near Defiancs. .. stole 10 BUSH
els Of potatoes from patch and then
replanted the vine4 The theft was
discovered when Lenders went to dig
the potatoes and found that there were
no tubers on the vines, which were
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

When the people Of Columbus.
selected Miss Katherine Campbell
represent their city In the Atlantic G
pageant they said she was the pretti,
giri N the country, and the judges
the resort agreed with them: Katj,
me was awarded the first prize
thus became the "Queen Of Beat
and Miss America" for next VI
pageant.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
L1ETuvos ATsTovYBE
PAGERBIA A. A. JUozA
ADoMAITI = sERNA

WASHINGTON, VIII. 8 d.
(Elta). = Lietuvos Atstovybe
Washingtone .suzinojusi apie
:mirti seno. Lietuvos patriotic
.ir vieno pirmutinio tautinio
lietrlviQ susipratimo zadintojq
a. a. Juozo Adomaicio Serno
ir negaledama del laiko sto-
kos pagerbti jo atmintl uzde-
dant ant karsto vainika, yra
a. a. serno pagerbimui vieton
vainiko padariusi atatinkama
aukq Lietuvos Raudonajam
Kryziui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
.KEL|AS IS AMER|KOSL lie
TUVON PER kLA|PEDA,

WASHINGTON, rugp. 9 d.
(Elta). = Is Lietuvos Atsto-
vybes Klaipedoje gauta pra-
nessimas, jog Alexis. CIR. Ty?ske-
'vicius, Lietuvos Garlaivip Ak
cines B-ves Klaipedos sky
riaus vedeias, pranese Lietu-
vos Atstovybei Klaipedoj, jog
Lietuvos GarlaiviQ Akcin6 B.
We pernai metals spaliQ Is d.
padariusi sutarti su "'White
Star Line" sulig kurios j
atidavusi .toki pat savo atsto-
vavima Klaipedos kraste Gar
laivip B-ves 'Klaipedos sky
riui, ir kad Amerikos lietuviai
lures galimybes keliauti lie
tuvon su "White STAR lini-
jos ir L. Carl. Bendrov6s gar
laiviais per Klaipeda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

,LONDONAS, rugp. 13. -
Xxi vakar santarves 'valsty-
hiu konferencijoj Vokietijos
klausimu neatlikta jokios pa
zangos. Prancijos ir Anglijos
premieru kasdien privaeiai
'konferavo po keletq valandQ.
TaGiaus oficial6s konferencijos
dalyvaujant visu valstybiQ at
stovams, nebuvo. Matyt, abu-
du premieru nesutinka svar-
hesniuose klausimuose.
Is anglQ valdiSkQ sferu pa
sigirdo balsQ, jog susitaiky-
mas dar tolokai, jog padang6s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
.ISALSACE--LORRAINE
ISTREM|AMI VOKIEG|AI.

STRASBOURG, rugp. 13.-
Prancijos vyriausybes parody
mu is provincijq Alsace ir Lor
raine iStremiama Vokietijon
500 vokieGiQ. Liepta jiems
krasta apleisti' j Sc valandas.
Nelaimingi amones turi palik-
ii nuosavus namus ir ieskoti
prieglaudos Vokietijoje.
? Tai Prancijos kerStas uz tai,
kad Vokietijos vyriausybe ne
Sutiko su prancuzQ reikalavi-
,mais nacionaliQ skolQ atmoke-
'jimo klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
GRAIKU ARMIJA NERI-
MAUJA.
Pramatomas jos sukilimas,

Konstantinopolis, rugp. Is.
= Sutrauktoj prizes Konstan-
tinopoli graikq armijoj kilusi
demoralizacija. KareiviQ ir
karininkp dezercija kasdien
dauginasi. .Pastaromis. dieno-
mis- turkq zandarams pasida-
We vienas graikq leitenantas
SUI 10 kareiviq.
Dezerteriai. tvirtina, kad
graikp armija doriniu zYilgs-
niu ddiziai nupuolusi, taip kad
kasdien. galimai laukti dideliq
-maistu if revoliucijos.
Tarpe jaunu karininkq II
kareivip plintas mintis sukelti
revoliucija prieS karalip Kon-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
KAS GIRDET APE CELE z|NKEL|EGIy STREIKA

Su gelezinkelieciu streiku
Gina viskas arSyn. Konferen-
.cijos seka paskui konferen+
cijas. Bet jos visos neduoda
'jokios naudos. Ne vien nau-
dos, bet ,dar labiau viska pal
nioja.
Is Washingtono praneSta,
'kad prezidentas Hardingas
pagaliau atsisakas vartoti grie
ztasias priemones, prizes gele-
zzinkeliecius ir anglekasius at
kreiptas, neziurint to, kas ar
timiausioj ateity turetq ivykti,
Mes prezidentas isitikines,
kad kaip vienas, taip kitas
'sLreikas tinkamuoju laiku II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
CEN1RISTAl DARBUOjA-
81 GELDETI VOKIETDAl.
KATALIKU PARTIJA TUo
TIKSLU VEIKIA SU
KIT0M1S.
Vokietijai reikalinga gryzti
prie h.ikseionisku principl.

COLOGNE, Vokietija, lie
pos % (suv6linta). - Netoll-
moi ateity Eokietijoje prama-
'omi svarbQs politiniai nuoti-
al. Ir Centro PARTIAL, ku-
, sudaro praktikaliai kuonc
n kataikai, matyt, prisiels
suloSti labai svarbia role vo-
kiecip tautos ateities geroves
reikalu.
katalikai ir prOtestantai
Eokietijos gelbejime prlvalo
dirbli bendrai. II jie jau ina
taip lgtis. Protestantal Pru-
sijoje Siandie jan susijunge !
"LanGaskirche." II daugu-
ma is jQ, kurie seniau CANA
agresyviai buvo atsineSe j ka-
talikus, ;iandie taip nedaro ir
jau matomas jq draugingu-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
.BAISENYBES BOLSEVIS-
T|NEJ RUSUOJ.

GENEVA, Sveicarija, rugp.
13- - TautQ Sajungai prisiQ-
stuose raportuose pazymima,
jog Charkovo provincijoj ir T.
krainoj lSas nemesis mirdavo
10000 zmoniQ, arba mirtingu-
mas sieke 900 zmoniQ kas kie..
'kvienas tukstantis.
Kovo 1-20 d. laikotarpiu,
taigi TRIMS savaitemis badu
*mire 100000 zmoniQ.
! Totoriq respublikoj tKrime)
is 3,125,277 gyventojQ ligi per,
eito kovo menesio ismire q
100000. Mire nuo bado ir ligq
'Todel visai mazai gyventojV
ir beliko.
Ukrainoj plinta cholera. Nil
tingumas siekia go nuos. Kuo-
ne visai truksta vaistu if Ii.
goniniQ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
Ty|a London0 KonfeTenCijoje
VARGIAI yVYkS PRANC|JOS SU ANGLIA
SUTIKIMAS

Wis dar gerokai apsiniauku-
sios.
Kai-kurie projekto posmai
iduoti atgal pemiureti eksper-
tn komisijai.
lPaskelbta, be to, kad Ang-
lijos premieras Vokietijos spau
dino klausima proponuojas
pavesti riSti Tautp Sajungai.
Kalbama, kad kaip rytoj
'Prancijos premieras iSkeliau-
sias namo, jei Xxi to laiko ne
bus jam galima susitaikinti
su Anglijos premieru kas link
Vokietijos eksploatavimo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

stantina, proklamuoti neprik-
lausomybe Trakijoj ir Make
donijojj,- Salonikq miesta pas
kirti sostine ir prezidentauti
pakviesti Venizelosa.
Tai butq pradzia graikq val
dzios atmainai.
Prancuzai su anglais, kurie
saugoja Konstantinopolio ne
utraluma, iki Siolei nedraugin-
gal gyveno il retail kur susi-
eidavo.
Pereita savaite teciaus Kon-
stantinopoliui grumojo krizis,
Ant .sio miesto megino briau-
tbs graikai. Delto prancuzal
If anglq. .kariuomene uzemd
bendras pozicijas Tchatalja
Some. Z
siandie ten kit su kitais
jau broliuojasi. ,Vfskas atsi-
maine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

PARYZIUS, rugp. 13. -
.Prancijos visuomene labai J.
domauja Siandienine Londono
konferencija IL vienbalsiai re-
mia premiere Poincare nusis-
tatymQ kas link Vokietijos.
Prancuzai nenori pertraukti
'graziQjQ santikiQ su Anglia.
Bet If neperdaug bijo tai pa
daryti. Mes jie isitikine, kad
Prancijos puseje yra teisyba
'ir sveika savoka. Kad tuo
tarpu Anglia turi slaptus tik.
'sius.
Butent, svarbiausias Angli-
jos tikslas - pagelb6ti Vokie-
tijai If sunaikinti Prancija.
Del to prancuzai saprotau-
ia, kad tokiame atsitikime
jiems kurkas bus lengviau pa
items vieniems apsidirbti su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

VIEWS, Trakq apps. Mics
tells jau baigia atsistatyti is
po karo griuvesiR. Stato1na
vien mammal namai. Tik ba-
znycia, kuri prizes kara buvo
pradeta statyti murine, ir da-
bar stow nebaigiama, o me-
dziaga Wis nyksta ir nyksta'
Vievio apylinke yra graz
ir derlinga. Prize pat mieste-
lio tyvuliuoja grazus ezeras,
Netoliesia zaliuoja miskas.
vievio parapijoje yra apie
5000 gyventojQ. Baznyeioje
gi lietuviu kaIba slaitoma tik
evangelija ir sakoma pamoks-
las, viskas eina lenkiskai. Mo
kykloje mokoma lenkQ kalba
su vertimu lietuyiSkai.
Dauguma apylinkes lietuviQ
noretQ gauti pasiskaityti lietu-
vim knygu ir laikraseiQ.
Vievio apylinkeje il Vievio-
Semeliskio ruozu tick ziemi-
Mai, tick vasarojus atrodo ge-
raj. Pievose zole ir gi paze-
lusi geriau, negu pereitais me-
tais. Cia daznai palyja.
Nors apylinke eia kalvota,
bet keliai visur geri If ant jl
tiltai sveiki.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
METAI-voL. VII

he vyriausybes grieztojo pnu-
sistatymo lures pasibaigti.
Neziurint to, be sopmenu
,streikas plinta ir tarpe kitq
gelezinkelieeiq. Daugel vietose.
pamela darbus ir tie, kurie ap-
'tarnauja pasazierinius trauki-
MUS. Daugybe prekiQ trauM-
'niq, ypaG vakaruose, sustoja.
'Gyventojai ir pirkliai saukia.
Isl pagelbos. Neturima priemo-
niq vaisius gabenti ! turga-
vietes. Visus palies dideli nuo-
stoliai.
:. Bet Washingtone seka ge-
lezinkelieGiq konferencija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

Klausimai, kuriuos Centro
partija turejo iSspresti griu-
vus monarchijai If praejus re-
voliucijai, buvo didziai sunkqs,
Vienas klausimQ buvo tas ar
centristams verta susid6ti Su
socialistais, kad iSvengus ci-
vilio karo. Daugelis tvirtino,
kad susid6jimas su socialis-
tais yra didi klaida. Mes
tas negali visai panaikinti ci-
vilio karo, tik j atitolinti.
Kai-kas tvirtina, kad Cent,
TO partiia, susid6dama su So
cialistais, pastaruosius zymiai
sustiprino. Bet partijos va,
dai sake, kad centristai nekuo,
met nesutiko ir nesutiks su
socialistq paziuromis. Su jsis
padar6 kaipir unija su tikslu
gelbeti valstybe. Be tokios
unijos valstybe butQ zuvus.
(Pabaiga busy.
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Zinios is Lietuvos

n1azovu ir kitais is kazin-kur
atsibasciusiais atejunais, ir tie
iris kartus per savaite rusi-
ma Kybartus ir gauna puse
iplaukQ. w iejima sodna
imama negirdetai brangiai.
nuo Is Xxi 40 auks. Delei to-
kai-kurie labiau susiprate lie
tuviai ir KybartQ sauliu burio
yaldyba jau padara skunda ge.
-lezinkelio stoties komendantul,
kad jis leidzia apveIsti sodna.
ruginimo hzdu. Ir pill. Eidri-
gsWesiius ugnegesip kuopos vir-
sSininkas turetll zinoti, jog KY
bartai yra Lietuvoi, o ne R1-
sijoi. tai ir sodnas neturatQ
hut: rusinimo urvas.
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AREsTUGTAS MOLINE
49,. MAJoRAS.


MOLINE, ILL, rugp. 13.-
.Federales valdzios autoritetal
eia arestavo miesto major9
Skinner uz federalio teismo
'paniekinima ir nesidavima a.
restuoti. Majoras vieSai supple
Sc teismo isduota injunc-
ton" prizes Sopmenus. Paliuo>
'suotas Xxi bylos uzdejus 1000
dol. parankos. l.......
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PAMINEJo TREJU METU
sUKAKTUVEs.

BERLYNAS, rugp. 13.
sPenktadieni visa oficiale Vo-
kietija paminejo trejq metq
respublikos sukaktuves. Rel
chstage, susirinkus atstovams
ir svetimu Sally diplomati-
niam korpusui, pagiedota .vo-
kieGip tautinis himnas.
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N|EKO NAUJA CLEVE.
LANDE. /.

. CLEVELAND, o., rugp. l3.
- Gia anglekasiQ atstovq su
operatoriais konferencijoje ne
IA nieko nauja- Susitaikymas
labai, abejotinas. Matyt, nori-
ma visuomene itraukti vargan,
suvartojus visa angliQ iStek-
liQ. -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14
PRANCUzAl NEPASITIKI kAIMYNAIS ANGLAIS

Vokietija, negu tam tikslui
'maldauti santarvGs talkos.
Prancuzu laikraStis LIE Tenn
ps cituoja Berlyno laikraScio
Lokal Anzeiger straipsni, ku-
riame pazymima, kad jei kar,
tais pakiltQ prancuzu su ang-
lais karas, anglai turi but tik-
ri savo pus6n sulaukti Vokie-
tia.
Bet Temps ramina visuome-
ne, jog toksai karas neiyyks
If niekas netiki, kad 'diplo-
matiniai santikiai gal6tQ but
pertraukti.
Tlk svarbu tas, kad Jei
Prancija turi mok6ti skolas
Anglijai If Suv. Valstijoms,
tai il Vokietija butinai turi
susiprasti, jog il ilgai negali
taip iSsisukin6ti nuo kontri-
bucijos mokejimo-
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GRA1KV ARM1JA
ATSIMETA.

Konstantinopols, rugp. IL.
Pranesta, kad graikn ka-
riuomenes dalys, kurios buvo
koncentruojamos, Tchatalja Ii
nijon, vietomis atsimeta per
penkioika mailiu. Taigi, graf.
.kai atsisake INIT Konstantino-
poll.
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PREZIDENTAS PASVEIKI,
NO voKIETIJA.

WASHINGTON, rugp. 13.--
Prezidentas Hardingas penkta-
dieni pasiunte sveikinimp Vo-
kietijai, kuriai suejo trys me-
tai, kaip j yra respublika.
Taigi, tarp Amerikos If Vo.
.kietijos sdarosi Wis artesni san
tikiai.
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lPRANCIJA STOW JAU Uz
PASKoLA voKIETIJAI.

PARYzIUS, rugp. 13. -
PraneSta, kad Prancijos Wy
riausyb6 jau sutinka, idant
Vokietijai butQ suteikta tar
ptautine paskola.
Prancija pasidarbuos tad il
vel suSaukti Gia konferencijon
tarptautinius bankininkus.
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PAKARTA DU zM0G-
i zUDz1U..

LONDONAS, rugp. II. =
Joseph O'Sullivan il Reginald
Dunn uz fieldmarsalo Wilsono
nuzudyma teismo nusprendi-
mu pasiremiant pakarta kale-
jimo kieme~ -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-14

Harry A. Massey & Go. fl
nansine firma uzdaryta. Visus
reikalus apeme teismo paskir-
tas globejas. Firmos neprite-
'klius eina milionais.