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.L0NERlA||'i,NlRt
md PENINSULA
Two Alleged MoonshInsls wtsre
Captured In Z RAID Near
Seaford Yesterday.

Special CorrNspendeaca Every Evening
NeAscrd. sept. S0.--A raid was made
yesterday afternoon in 0reenabaum's
Grove. where. It n alleged. Negroes
from Norfolk. Va. have been operat-
ing stili~ and manufacturing larx~
quantities OF liquor Tho raid was
under the supervision Of Federal Pro-
hihitton Agents Edwards and Dona-
way and resulted In the arrest OF two
Negroes and the connscation OF a
eth and a quantity Of whisky. Three
other Negroes. aid to be pact owners
OF the attn. escaped. Tho captured
Negroes are William Freeman and Re-
brcca Parker. They were held in
$500 hail each by Magistrate James
X. Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Goslin OF
Fedora leburg. Nd. announce the we'd
ding Of their daughter, Irene isabelle,
20 Dana A. Lane OF Norfolk. Va,
which viii take plrcc In Union Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. fredericksburg
October l6. The bridc-elect IL a
granddaughter OF Mrs. Belle F. TW-
pin OF Seaford.
The Roweu Oyster Co. OF Bowers
Beach and the Little Creek Oyster Co
Of Little Creek will open their packing
houecs next Monday. Practically the
entire output OF these houses will be
brought 20 Seaford by moto' trucks
and shipped from this point The
pelawarr Ray oysters are reported &c
he In fne condition.
1Anwood Allen met with n severe &C
cident yesterday. when he fell from
a milk wagon and fractured three ribs
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b. jester, chairman Of the io0Ai school
hoard, and Misa Phyllis AGDoH, Gapers
vis,nG principal There Courses ar4
beln6 given al over the State
and the local school authorities are
pleased In thai Miss Moran viii DO
part Of her work here Miss Moran,
besides being president Of ths Della
ware State Nurses Association II SOC
rotary Of tho Delaware State Nurses
Examining Committee and president
OF the State High School instruction
Coursc.
The school, will be divided
Into groups. During the frst
period OF the afternoon the small girls
will be given instructions. During the
second period the larger girls and In
the final period the boys Will be in
structcd. Efforts are also being made
to secure Major Shields who Ii In tho
government employ to givo first ale
work to the boys.
Services In tho local churches vii
be observed tomorrow ns follows: II
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev
Il. w. Layfied will preach Mt 1890, or
the subject Identity and Variety;
the Sabbath school will be held a
Il.4b and this sunday will be Mission
AIRY Day in the school. In the evening
services Mt 1880, Rev Layfleld Will
preach on the subject. Can We r.
Sure OF God7' The prayer meetirlI
service will be held on Wednesda,
night at 73o. The topic fer the nigh
will be Paul In the Wilderness"
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Nd, Sept. SOC. f. Nc
Carthy OF the United States Forestry
Service and State Forester ]. A. Cope
spent several days this week at Prin-
cipio. looking over the Whitaker tract
of woodland, which was partly de-
stroyed by fire. 1t is proposed TO lay
out fire lines and probably erect a fire
tower.
Methodist Church at North East will
hold rally day services tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Davis are
spending the fall at Nottingham and
Will go to Florida for the winter,
Hundreds of employees at Perry
Point have been dismissed. a petition
has been sent to Senator France, ask
Ing him to use his influencetto prevent
the removal Of the supply station 10
Staten Island.
a marriage license was issued
to Ellis w. Downham OF
Elk Mills and Ellen J. Ford OF Elkton.
Major and Mrs. William Ray Bald
win of Elk Mills are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth OF a son.
Appleton Grange. Patrons Of Hus-
bandry will hold community show
on October IS.
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KENT COUNTY. Md JURORS.

Chestertown. Nd. Sept 3o.--The
following jurors have been drawn for
the October term Of the Circuit Court ::
First d!strict-Benjamin W. Dull
ing. Jesse T.. Ireland H. Clay Hen
Erickson. Andrew W Wilson, John T..
Quinn Elmer s. Jarman. L. Rochester
vansant. DIN S. Davis
6econd--William NJ. Hurlock. George
Clements. Richard HagGerty, William
H. Bonwill. John W. Atwell George
Howard. Walter s. Hill. william Med
ders.
Third-Harry c. Cacy.. c. Romie
Skirven. George N. Cooper. Hyland p
Smith. T. Benjamin Crew. William r
Dixon
Fourth--Wslter s. Trew. Frank E
Duyer. James G. Beck, Conlyn i f
Eoland.. william M. Culp, Charles l.
Dodd. ~. Edward Newsome. Clinton
c. Jones.
Fifth--James NJ Wood. James w
Stevens. r. Ringgobd Jones, Frank "A
Coleman. John c. Wilson. OF VIM.
William n Wagner. Jr.. William f
Parsons
Sixth~-Harry p. Jones. Edward A
Corey. ". Tilden Brice. Jr., Howard o
Reese, J. Page Gale
Ssventh-Rchard Groves. Samue
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c. Emory. Alfrsd C. Loud. levin u
Bkirvsn. Philip v. Kratser.


IAwsa. Sept. so.---Cranhcrriea are
plentiful back OF tho Heniopen light
house and between the canal and the
hand hill, The berries ARC Of hne quail
ity and sell at 10 cents per quart.
Frank Macintosh Of fredericksburg
Nd. who has been appointed manual
training teacher at tho 14swes High
School. assumed his duties this week.
Mr.. Macintosh and his family are
registered at the Hotel Rodney.
Mas Sailie Burton has returned
from Belmar. n. j.
Mrs. George p Tunnel and Mrs
Albert Lupton. Jr., visited DR.. Anna
Gregorius Mt Milford Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Sproul. Mrs. Albert
Lupton. ST.. and Miss Nellie Laughlin
Of st. Louis visited Iewes "Wednesday
Air1. Richard Reese and children
who spent the summer at Lewcs
Beach, returned to wilminkton Thurs
dny ...
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AZ a Result Duck Shooting 10
Prohibited Until o.
tober is.

Special Correspondence Every EvsninG.
Delaware City, Sept. S0.-The date
set by Delaware Game laws for the
opening OF the seAson for duck shoot
Ing In this state II October ]. but local
gunners will not be able TO gun fer
this fowl until October Is. due to tho
Federal law which prohibits Il untit
the latter date, The State and Fed
eral laws conflict and In cases OF this
kind, the Federal law takes precedence
over the State law. Another provi-
laws conflict In In tho hours during
which Kunners may shoot ducks
Federal hours are from one-half hour
before sunrise to sunset while the
state laws allow the hunters 10 shoot
them from ono hour before sunrise
until one hour after sunset each week
day.
Rev. Robert c. pltzer and Harry II
Hall will leave on Monday mornifp
for Frankford, where they will attend
| the meeting OF the New Castle Presby-
terry which will be In session there or
Monday and Tuesday. Rev. Pitzer /,
clerk OF the Presbyicry while Mr.. Hal
will 20 AS delegate from the locn
Presbyterian church. Z
Miss Mary Moran. who is president
OF the Delaware State Nurse's Associa
ton. will be Mt the local school each
Thursday afternoon during the re.
fnainder OF the year and give instruc
lions to the boys and girls In health
| hygiene and first aid work. i
was announced yesterday by william
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Harrington. Sept BOD. F.. Saw
telle injured an arm while closing a
car door.
Mrs. John sheldrak~. Mrs. Watson
Cain and Miss Irene Richards attend
, ed linen shower at Rehoboth given
by Miss Conner In honor OF Mies Mary
RiRgan.
Lewis Hlrgrove Of Portsmouth. Va,
visited William w. Sharp.
Mrs. James Shilcusts Is at Chester
town. Md.
Mrs. Clyde Miller has returned from
Norfolk. Va.
Mr. and Mru. Edward Green, Miss
Olive Bailey and Warren Holetein OF
Georgetown visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harry c. Tee.
Mrs. William Frazier has returned
from Jersey City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sattcricld visit
ed MIR. and Mrs. William II. Cahall.
Miss Marian Hardcs;y OF Philadel-
ph,a visited Mrs. William Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn Galloway OF
Chester. Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hurd.
Mrs Laura Payne OF New York
visited her brother, Lnwood r.
Reachamp.
Major Wyatt Ia at sharon Hill, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Derrickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Passwaters have
returned from Colonial Beach. Va.
Mrs. Mollie Trueman OF Cape May
N j.. visited her father T. d. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier OF
Philadelphia visited Mr.. and Mrs r
+. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rogers Of Gap
Pa visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Morris.
tied Clarence Morris.
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and prayer. $50. preaching. subject
Can the Drouth He Broken

and prayer. $50. preaching. sub5ect]
Can the prouth he Broken
Raw Joseph H. carp. rector of the
fmmanlisl Church. tomorrow mcrning
At TAO Will hold coynmupjos 'servics,
Church school will convene 1t s.4t,
Holy communion and sermon ut ~
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 7.a0.
X Rev. 8. Beattie Wylie, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. will con-
duct the morning service at 1890 and
the evening service at 7.S0 tomorrow.
Sunday school will convene mt 2.3o.
Rev. r. w. Overhiser. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. tomorrow Will
conduct the .morning service Mt II
and will take for his subject "Smal.
Dividend Large Divisor"; communion
service viii follow the morning SER
vice At the evening hervice Mt 7,30
no will take for his text The Changed
Name" Sunday school will convene at
| 10 n. m
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Lawson OF Sec
ond and Delaware streets are receiving
congra tulations upon the birth OF q
daughter. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hewlett Of
the Baldton, Mrs. Elizabeth Lancaster
of this city. and Mrs. Edgar Brattor
OF Milford. left yesterday for Niagara
Falls and Canada, where they vii
spend two weeks vacation.
John r. Hendrix OF Delaware street
near Fuurth,-who recently disposed O
his property to Thomas Leonard OF th'
western section OF the city, moved to
day to Wilmington and will make hi
home with his daughter. Mrs Howard
Kirby, OF 1904 West street
| Martin Kinney, OF sixth and Della
ware streets, Is confined to his hom'
suffering from lumba9o.
Rev. J. l.. Taylor. pastor OF thu
Mt. Salem NJ. Il. Church. will preach
at the morning session tomorrow n
1000, followed by the communion ser
vice Tho evening service at 7,so vii
be conducted by n visiting pastor
victroias and Records.-BridGc.
water-Adv.
/ All water rents must be paid b,
September 30. Board OF Water ant
Light Commission.--Adv
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NEWS OF DELMAR.

Deiu,sr, Sept. 3o.-At a recent meet
ing OF the W. c. T. L. ut the home of
Mrs. Collins Vincent. Maryland
Chapter was formed. with the follow
ing ofYicers: President. Mrs. w. w.
Smith: vice-presiden;. Miss Rose
FRENZY; corresponding secretary. Miss
Mary Lou Slemons: secretary. Mrs.
Warren Lear: treasurer. Mrs. Ella Vim
cent; press superintendent. Mrs. Ida
Slocum: anti-narcotic superintendent,
Mrs. Emma Waller: delegate TO con-
vention. Mrs. w. W. Smith and Mrs.
Otis Powell: alternates. Mrs. Warren
Lear and Mrs. G.. n. R1ggin.
w. H r. Culver and Miss Lillian
Nansant, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Vansant OF Seaford, were
married at the latter's home last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Truitt Mrs. Alice
Truitt and Mrs. I. r. LONE, motored
20 Philadelphia, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Sir1nan of Nor
folk visited friends in town this week
Miss Ruth Hnynan spent the week
end at womens College Newark.
George German has returned to JEFF
ferson Hospital. after spending the
summer with relatives in town.
Miss Helen Chapman and Miss Cora
Cooper have returned from a visit In
Vermont.
The Tail Ceda'rs Band furnished
music for the annual farmers gather.
Ing near Princess Anne. Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Culver. wifi,
of John Culver. died Monday.
AT recent meeting OF the JUNO,
Class Of the Delaware School. the fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi
dent. James Marshall; vice president
William Frances: secretary, JUL;
Frances; treasurer. Everett Hutch,
ooI.
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MILFORD AND VICINITY.

Milford. Sept. so.--Bishop william
F. Mcdowell OF Washington will
preach IN tho Avenue NJ. X. Church
OF Milford tomorrow morning and
make an address at the anniversary OF
Barratts Chapel tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Wilhemina Hall, aged 81 years.
died yesterday afternoon. She fell last
week and fractured her hip.
The Official board OF the Avenue
NJ f. Church has decided to furnish
the pastor. Rev. d. w. Jacobs. with
an assistant. Miss Beula May Hobbs
OF Baltimore -will assume the duties
OF assistant tomorrow.
A community meeting was held at
Stocklcy last evening,purpose being
10 promote civic pride and install ideas
for the bctterment OF the town. ].
Edward Goslee. presided, and J. Hall
Anderson, made an address.
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NOTES FROM ST. GEORGES.

st. Georges. Sept. 3o.-Services in
the Methodist Church will be observed
tomorrow as follows: $50. Sunday
school; 1890. morning worship, SER
mon by Rev. George j. APPEL. whom
Rev. ]. c.. Mccoy and the congrega-
ton have secured TO conduct two
weeks revival meeting In the church,
beginning Sunday night.
Services at Summit Bridge will be
conducted by Rev. APPEL with Sabbath
school at 2 o'clock and preaching at
3 o'clock.
George Snedeker and Harry Buck
son will leave here on Monday by
motor for Lexington, KY. where they
will spend a week
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COAL FOR DOWN STATE.
Bituminous Shipments Begin to Arrive
at GEORGETOWN.

NJ VCOi 6StVWns
Special Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown, Sept. 30.-The first
shipment OF bituminous coal to reach
Georgetown for several weeks arrived
Thursday being received by +. T. War
rington, one Of the local coal dealers.
The outlook for anthracite at this
time Is not encouraging although re-
ports are being received that lower
Delaware will have an ample supply OF
fuel for the winter. Many OF the town
folk are planning to use wood for fuel
this winter. and already the farmers
are busily engaged putting in o'ply
for many Of them. In some localities
the price OF wood has reached 81 per
cord.
Members of the Millsboro Fire Co. will
conduct a carnival commencing to-
night and continuing until October IA,
for the purpose Of raising funds TO
buy some needed equipment. In view
of the fact that the Carlisle FIRE Co,
of Milford. Will start their carnival
tonight. the Afillsboro fire ladies de-
cided to continue their carnival Tor an
other week. At first the MilIsooro
hre boys decided to wait until MIL
ford had concluded with their carnival
but the arrangements had been 20 far
advanced that they found that they
could not do 80.
The Piggly Wiggly store will oper-
ate here next year. The building
located near the corner Of Railroad
avenue and Market street, now DC
cupied by James A. Lee, was rented
this week by representative and a.
soon as possible will be remodeled.
Residents In the Eldorado, Fair,
mount Hill and Hollyville school dis
tricts, Indian River Hundred, will hol,
an election on October to decide tn,
question Of consolidation. A ma
jority Of the people are said to be Il
favor OF the consolidation.
o
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do all my work alone while before
had my daughter staying At home to
do it. l have told q number OF
friends what il has done for me and
give you permission to use my letter
rs a testimonial" - Mrs. JESSE
PETERSEN, Route 1, Jasper, MINI.
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displacements, irregularities, back
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did for Mira Petersen it may do for
you.
The Vegetable Compound stands
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THREE ESCAPE DROWNING.
Auto and Unknown Occupants PLUNGE
Into Race ut Richardson Park.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park, Sept. 3o.--Thrce
men and woman OF Wilmington, had
a narrow escape from drowning I'm the
Mil Race along the du Pont road last
night when car they we're riding In
plunged into the waterway. The
driver failed to notice the turn In the
road between here and Elsmere and
he ran the car into the mill race.
One OF the men created some excite
ment when he reached shore by run
ming away with a hand bag.
The car was hauled out of the water
by Wilmington teamster and taken
to that city
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House Party at Ocean City.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Darlington OF
Ocean City gave house party to
members OF the Saturday Night Club
at their Hotel Darlington. The guests
motored 10 Ocean City Saturday
morning and returned Sunday eve
ming. Those invited were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. w,
Mousley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clark. Mrs.
G. vanburen, Miss Hattie Varburen,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Dare, e. Palmer, j.
Barr.
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Helped His Back.

Backache. rheumatic pains, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms OF
kidney trouble. my husband had a
bad back" writes Mrs. NJ. Mccullough,
Easton. Pa. When he sat down he
could hardly get up and then he would
be drawn over to one side. He tried
Foley Kidney Pills and they cured
him." Foley Kidney Pills quickly re-
lieye Kidney and bladder trouble
n. b. Danforth.-Ady.
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Poultry Association to Meet.

Elsmere. Sept. 3o.-Poultry fanciers
of New Castle County will gather here
tomorrow afternoon when the Diamond
State Poultry and. Pigeon Association
will hold its first fall meeting at the
poultry plant OF Lannan Brothers. In
addition to the election OF officers the
fanciers Will arrange the details for
giving an exhibition in Wilmington
during the winter months.
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UNIVERSITY FACULTY GUESTS
AT RECEPTION At NEWARK

Newark. Sept. So.-New members OF
the faculties OF Delaware College and
the Women's College, University Of
Delaware, were given a reception by
the Faculty Club OF the University at
the club rooms last night. The AFFAIR
proved an unusually delightful one and
most OF the faculty members were pre-
sent to welcome the new Corners. Re-
freshments We're served and Miss Dora
Wilcox sang a solo,
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was having such
pains in my stom-
ach and through
my back that I
could not do my
work. l had tried
other medicines,
but none did m .
tho good that
your Vegetable
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III the Presbytsrihr Church, rev.
FobeFt g. Pitxeraw1Il have ehArgs Of
tbs morning. wofship snA hts subject
VIII u. VeicSs :. IT, Akbb1th school
WIN ~ heid At twsivs o'clock In the
evening sefvice IT 730. REV Pitzer
will have M his subject. Spirits Of
Fear"
In Christ Protestant Episcopai
Church. the regular Sabbath school
will be held At 1890. Beginning to-
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Register OF Wills Isaac r.. Brown
has granted letters OF administration
on the estate OF Isaac Franklin Tyson
to Eleanor NJ Tyson, and on the es-
tate OF Howard G. Lowther to Charles
II. jackson.
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Daughter HAD
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Now Can Do All Her Housewofk
AloneB Because ydia E. Piakhan's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her

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about Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-19
YOKIETUOS SOCIALISTAI
BUO MONARCHISTV
SUKILIMO,

BERLINAS, birz. IS.
NeprigulmingQjp sociaiIstQ
partijos organas Die Ere
heit" nezinia is kur patyre r
paSkclba tokiQ SensaclnlQ IL
niu, kad JOS supurtt visits So
cialistus. kurie &iandie lalkosl
prie Vokictijos valdzios styro.
Butent. tas laikraStis prane-
Sc, kad $iandie vokieGiai mo-
narchistai ne veltui visoj Sa-
ly rcngia demonstracijas, wal
riomis iSkilmyb&mis pagerbla
fieIdmar&alQ Hindenburga,
laiko daznus susirinklmus,
paroduoja gatv6mis, If It.
Tai visa darOma mOnarchls-
tQ pagal nustatytos iskalno
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programOs.
Die Freheit' ant gallo pa
rri$kia, kad birzeIio % d. mo-
narchistQ paskirta abelnam
sukiIimui su tikslu pavcrztl
VokietijOs valdziQ.
SocialistQ partijos vadai tQ
zinia skaito labai rimta If
paskclb2 atsiliepimq ] visus
savo $alininkus, perspGdami
prizes galimas monarchistQ de-
monstracijas.
HAS idomiausia, kad nepri-
@ulniiqgQjQ socialistQ organas
itaria patti apsaugos minlsterl
draugavime su monarchlstals.
Tas gi socialistams, esantiems
prie valdzios styro, yra bal
siausias daiktas.
/ Galimas daiktas, kad mo-
narchistai gall plenuoti nau-
jus sukilimus. Bet ziOplas
daiktas manyti, kad jie pasi-
sakytQ, kuomet tuos sukilimus
Iivykdinsia.
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KUN. P. LAPELIs, Roseland klebonas Chicago, Ill

.Pinigyno departamentas, kurs
kontroliuoja prohibicijos vyk.
'dymq, paskelb6, kad ameriko.
'niSkuose laivuose, esanciuose
''svetimose teritorijose, leidzia
ma pardavin6ti svaigalus. Svat
galu pardavinGjimas ir varto.
iimas uzdraustas tiktai Suv.
NalstijQ teritorijose.
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PranCjja Atvien6ta Rusjjos
KIausime
BELGIJA PEREINA ANGLljOS PUSEN

veikiauSiai nedalyvauS, jei
bolSevikai atSakyS pripazinti
pilnai SkolaS, taipat grqzinti
uzSrobtas Rusijoje prancuzQ
savaStis.
Siandic Londone turi konfe-
rencijQ Anglijos il Prancijos
premicru. Gal jiedu nutarS kQ
nauja konferencijos klauSime.
Nuo tos konfcrencijos dau-
giau>ia priklausys tOleSniS
veikimas.
Apie IIagues konferencijoS
pavykimq reillia labai abejo-
Il. il gall paSibaigti be nieko.
BolSevikQ dclegacija, kmioS
pirmininku bus Litvinov, cia
'atvyksta birzelio 26. Ia dele
gacija neturi pilno igaliojimo.
VisuoSe svarbesniuo&e klausi-
muoSe il tur6S suSiSiekti Su Ma
Skva. Ir del to niekas neil
no, kokius bolSevikai turi su-
.'manymus. Gal jie laikySis sa-
'vo pozicijos, kokiq tur&jo uz-
enc Genoa konferenciioj. 0
cal Anglia su dauguma walls
itybiu palinks prie kai-kuriQ
bolSeviku reikalavimQ.
Kad Si konferencija gall
haigtis be nieko, tai liudija
faktaS, jog bolSevikai norl
@uuti paskolQ. Tuo tarpu su
tokiu jQ reikalavimu ncSutln-
ka nei patti Prancija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-19
LGnkai P0rSGkiOja Lietuvius
viIniuje

WASHINGTON, birlclo Is (Elta). - Nakti j antrq
hzoio enka padar1 katQ Vlnuje ietviu Ie,ziamp lai
kI;SSiu rclakcijo~e bel SpauStuv6Se.
I2ba1si raido~, pa1m1 antgalvQ klScs. VS lietuviQ
lallr;,iai .Vnieti<. "t;arSaS il Iwa, ''Nasza Zie
mia uzdaryti * roakoriQ leiddiQ r spaustuvQ vedtjl
paim raStinai }a~izdama kad lietuviQ laikra$GQ ne
beleiSiQ.
Iietuvos vyriausyba yra paSmusi del to proestQ Tau
tn SQimgai.