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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Tenth Jul
dicial District of the state OF Idaho,
within and for Lewis county.
Glen L. Magaw, plaintiff, VS.. Theo-
phile F. Rosse and Jane Doe Rose, his
wife, and all the unknown owners and
unknown claimants of, in and to the
following described real property, sit
uated in Lewis county, state OF Idaho,
to-wit: The south half, the south half
of the west half of the north half, and
the north half of the west half of the
west half of the north half of lot
twenty of section thirty-four, in town
ship thirty-four north of range two
west of the Boise Meridian, defend
ants.
The state of Idaho sends greetings
to Theophile F. Rose and Jane Doe
Rose, his wife, and all the unknown
owners and unknown claimants in and
to the following described real prop
erty, situate in the county of Lewis,
state of Idaho, to-wit: The south half,
the south half of the west half of the
north half, and the north half of the
west half of the west half of the north
half of lot twenty, of section thirty
four, in township thirty-four, north of
range two west of the Boise Meridian,
the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been filed against you in
the district court of the Tenth Judicial
district of the state of Idaho, in and
for the county of Lewis, by the above
named plaintiff, and you are hereby
directed to appear and answer said
complaint within twenty days of the
service of this summons, if served
within said judicial district, and with
in forty days if served elsewhere. And
you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer said com
plant within the time herein specified
the plaintiff will take judgment
against you as prayed in the said COM
plant.
This action is brought for the pur-
pose of obtaining a decree of the
above entitled court quieting the plain
tiff IS title in and to the said described
real property situated in Lewis coun'
ty, state of Idaho, to-wit: The south
half, the south half of the west half
of the north half, and the north half
of the west half of the west half of
the north half of lot twenty, of sec
ton thirty in township thirty
four, north of range two, west of the
Boise Meridian.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
said district court this, the 18th day
of March, 1922.
| (SEAL) w. R. Emerson, Clerk.
G. G. Pennell, Attorney for Plain
tiff, residence and postoffice address
Nezperce, Idaho. 42-6
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
The Pneumonia Month.

March is a typical pneumonia month
and usually gives high rate of NOR
tally for the disease. After a long
and hard winter, the system loses
much of its resistance and people grow
careless. When every cold, no matter
how light, is given prompt and intelli
gent attention, there is much less dan
ger of pneumonia. 1t should be borne
in mind that pneumonia is germ dis
ease and breeds in the throat. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is an expec
torant and cleans out the germ laden
ed mucus and not only cures the colo
but prevents its resulting in pneumon
ia. 1t is pleasant to take. Children
take it willingly.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
-~-e----
KISSING IN ANCIENT ROME

Kissing was an act of religion in
ancient Rome. The nearest friend of
dying person performed the rite
of receiving his soul by kiss, sup
posing it escaped from the lips at
the moment of expiration. Later, in
Rome, near relatives were allowed to
kiss their female kindred on the
mouth, but this was done in order
to know whether they smelt of wine,
because the Roman ladies, in spite
of the prohibition, were sometimes
found to have made too free with the
juice of the grape.-Milwaukee SEN
tinel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
First Door West Of 7. =.

For Greater Crop Yisiu nv,sups
Just received One car ~ ~ Grade
one car of Swift & Cos. ms .;oas to
fertilizers. Write for instru''e ardsb
apply for crop food Law
and field. rs CO..
MARK means lewis.
Seed Growers g Distribu'0i'' 4Ori
ton, idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
THE CEMENT GUN

The United States bureau OF
mines is conducting an investiga-
ton in the Nevada gold mining
fields of the use of gunite in metal
mines. The possibility Of the cement
gun being used in the preventing or
minimizing of rock burst in deep
metal mines is being given especial
attention.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
EXCHANGING NOTES

"That new clerk of yours is stu
dious fellow. He's going to make
good"
"Why do you think 500" asked
Mr.. Dubwaite.
"He frequently steps over to con-
suit the dictionary"
eyes, he and our stenographer
use it as a post office. "-Birming.
ham Age-Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju-
dicial District of the state OF ldaho,
within and for Lewis county.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-03-30
IMPROVING THE GAME

The Dub-Well, I went around
the course today in S6.
The Expert-You don't tell me
What clubs did you use2
The Dub-Clubs? I used trench
mortar, billiard cue, and whisk
broom.
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06
PAGE s

that are trying to destroy the party
getting together and endorse caIidi-
dates, and file them in a party to
which they do not belong, or the
principles of which they do not be-
lieve in.
Is Now, would like to call Mr.. And
erson's attention to the fact that Mr..
Dorwetler is the only member Stew
ems county has had that voted for
the Tonnage Tax on Iron Ore since
1907. He voted for it both in the
1919 and 1921 sessions Mr. Spoon
er served in the 1909, IL, Is, is and
voted against the bill every time it
came up during those sessions Why
does he not call Mr.. Spooner to task
for those votes, but he might have
been told that the bill was not right,
was unconstitutional but my good
man the bills are all subject to
amendment, and the records do not
show that any attempt was made,
by that trusted man to amend the
bill SO that he could support it.
Now Mr.. Farmer, we who live in
the western part of Stevens county
know Mr.. Dorwei1er, and know that
he is the farmers friend, he has
more farm lands than the most Of us
and what is good for us is good for
him. His interests are the same as
ours and while we have him in the
legislature, the farmers interests OF
Stevens county, as well as the BUSH
ness mans interest will be well taken
care of, and no corporation lobby
lists could influence him to cast his
vote in his favor when it comes to
"igve back part of their plumber, 'as
Mr.. Anderson puts it. If they could
he would likely have voted against
the tonnage tax.
No. Mr.. Farmer, your affairs in
the State Legislature are safe in the
hands of Mr.. Dorweiler and you will
make no mistake by casting your vote
for him.
F. T. schlegeI.
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN OPENS

The congressional campaign is 49,.
Either Volstead Kvale will represent the Seventh
district in Representatives after the 4h of
next March. -..-
Congressman Andrew ]. volstead bases his claim to
reelection nearly twenty of true faithful and
conscientious service the district the
and the nation.
Rev. o. J. Kvale bases his claim to election his
ability to criticize and condemn about everything that
by Mr.. Volstead the state national
administration during the period.
Rev. Kvale gave his keynote speech at Benson last
week, Monday.
The meeting was presided over by a prominent Dem
Nonpartisan League candidates for the Leg
slaure opening actresses Rev. Kvale said he had
been asked why he successfully Republican, Non
partisan Democrat and Farmer-Labor and replied by
saying he "all of these and then some" If Rev.
gets congress- he will find he cannot be all of
these and then some" in congress.
He said he stands where Borah, LaFollette, Norris
Roosevelt and Bryan have stood Borah opposed wo-
suffrage the prohibition amendment and the bonus
LaFoette for the 18th amendment but against all
laws enforce it. Norris is old scold. Roosevelt
he alive, would be supporting Congressman Vol
stead and Bryan openly endorsed Congressman vostead
years ago and wrote letter which widely pub
shed thrueut the district ~q 49, q.
Rev. Kvale averred that the wet and dry issue
injected into this campaign; that it is
issue but smoke screen. At the same time he ad-
ited that is issue in the congressional campaign
turnout the country. Rev. Kvales logic is faulty. If
dry in the country at large
las it isl then it certainly in the district
whence comes the author Of the prohibition law.
of his contention that the vets would send
into this district Rev Kvale read letter from
R. H Giett of New York general counsel of the Asso
against Prohibition Amendment in which Mr.
Gillett Kvale that he would not receive
support 1t interesting to speculate what kind
of Rev. Kvale expected Mr.. Gett to write.
If recall correctly, the Good Book something
the absurdity off expected Beelzebub
devils
Rev Kvale was bitter against the Anti-saloon
League The League he said knew his record
fighter for the dry for 2S years, and yet spent
$4SOOO this district years ago accomplish his
defeat Rev Kvale wanted to know where all that
and dragged in Newberry by asserting that
$4,000 came from him. .a
This charge of Rev. KvaIe's distinctly Kval-
esque. Stafford gave it $4,000, told" he
said. Evidently Rev Kvale cannot refrain from toying
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06
Editor Morris Tribune:

Editor Morris Tribune:
In last weeks issue of the Tribune,
Mr. M. Anderson seems to call Mr..
Dorweiler to task, for some of the
votes he cast while in the legislature.
Now I do not know what the reso-
luton was. he refers to, but know
that over 80 per cent of the members
of the House voted just as Mr.. Dor
weller did on the resolution and as
the Socialist of the House voted
with the remainder, and that should
be proof enough to any man that Mr..
Dorweiler's vote was correct.
He also calls attention to several
other bills, and just because he~hap-
pens to differ on these bills he thinks
Mr.. Dorwei1er was wrong.
We who live in this part of the
county and come in daily contact
with Mr.. Dorweiler know him to be
the farmers friend and when he is
in the legislature he represents the
farmers interests because he is &C
tive in all movements at home that
are for the betterment of farm con-
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06

Down in Nicollet county the county board has or
dered all advertising sign boards removed from the road
right Of in the county. The board four
for it's action all Of which to be logical (1)
Such signs in the roadway interfere with upkeep
of roads, ~ they erected in such positions that
views many crossings INSTRUCTED; (3)some are
placed and distract the attention of drivers
while turning corners; (4) they unsghtly and de-
from the beauties of the
inson Leader.
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06

=0ANAOAAos anu JOA NoNAA J00G9O @ kAANSA AAA
public life by what he does In private
life.
To the farmers that do not know
him as we do, will say, return Mr..
Dorweiler to the legislature, and
your interests will be well taken care
of.
J. e. Graham.
Editor Morris Tribune:
/ have read with interest the letter
in the Mail Bag in the Morris Tribune
of September 10Th, written by one,
M. Anderson, who writes as though
he was farmers friend and stood
for farmers Institutions. but If my
memory does not fail me he is the
same Anderson that wrote a letter
in the Mail Bag some time ago, wish
ing that the independent shipper
would come back and take the place
of the farmers shipping Associa-
tions.
Mr. Anderson in his letter SEEM
ingly to take exception to Mr.. Dor
weiler's vote of a resolution he says,
"crticizing the Esch- Cummins Law"
when in fact the resolution in ques-
ton was resolution introduced
by the Socialist element of
the Legislature condemning our U. s..
Senators and Congressman for their
vote on the bill and if Mr.. Dorweiler
voted wrong on this resolution there
were a hundred other members out
of the 131 members that voted wrong
and I take it for granted that the
large majority of sound thinking men
were correct, as against the few that
voted for the resolution.
Then Mr.. Anderson says" Why did
you not pass a bill to stop gambling
in grain. Now, Mr.. Anderson if you
will look up the records you will find
that the 1921 House did pass an anti
future bill, which is supposed to
stop anybody from selling any grain
he has not got, but why not ask that
same question of Mr.. Spooner. He has
served in the House 10 years, and
during all that time gambling in
grain was going on. and no attempt
was made to stop it. If Mr.. Ander-
son will look up what bills were re-
commended by the legislative com.
mittee of the Farm Bureau, he will
find that Mr. Dorweiler supported
them ALL
Then Mr.. Anderson asks, why
does he want the primary destroyed
Now Mr.. Anderson knows that the
primary is not affected by the enact
ment of the legalized convention law.
Anybody who wantsto file on primary
can file as they always could. The
convention simply endorses candi-
dates for state offices By conven-
ton, the delegates of which are
elected by all the members of the
party holding the convention. It
simply legalizes convention such as
the NJ P. L. have been holding every
year the past six years, with this
Exception, namely all members of a
party have vote to elect delegates
to the convention, instead of a few
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06
Real Estate Transfers

August F. Giese to August Giese,
WIZ nwA sec. II Rendsville.
Charles A Lee to Loran D. Trip,
" interest in nwA Hodges and
eh SEA sec. IL Darnen. ST and
other.
Loran D. Trip to Gus w. La
schanzky,s n sell sec. IL Darnen.
$1.00
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06

GQiLOE aSSAKlGS no EGSQ0nSIUlllLy 1OE ILG
views here expressed, but does welcome
contributions from anyone who will not
abuse the privilege whether the opinions
expressed agree with ours or not.
Editor Morris Tribune:
In reply to Mr.. M. Anderson's letter
in last weeks Tribune written in
the interest of Mr.. L. C. Spooner
seeking support for him in the COM
ing election. / have time to say:
have not taken time to look up
the resolution and bills referred to
in the letter therefore will say moth
ing about them.
But do know that the only farm
movement that has attempted to do
anything for the farmer and is doing
something for the farmers is the
Farm Bureau, and that Mr. Dorweiler
supported every bill recommended by
the legislative committee of the Farm
Bureau, and that during the last two
sessions during which Mr.. Dorweiler
served more constructive legislation
to help the farmer has been enacted
than in the past Is years or ever be-
fore. Mr.. Farmer just give us a.
little-time SO that organizations can
be formed under the laws that we're
enacted and you will get results.
l have known Mr.. Dorweiler ever
since he came to Stevens county and
during ali this time has always been
willing and ready to help the farmer,
and the farmers institutions, which
is only natural he being bigger
farmer than most of us and therefore
his interests are the same as ours.
I also know that he is. honorable
and that there is not money enough
in Stevens county to buy his vote, I
for one am willing to trust the leg
is1ative affairs of the Stevens county
| farmers in his hands.
George Jacobsen.
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06

For farm loans see a. a. Stone.
and save money. tt.
Morris tribune., 1922-10-06
THE MAIL BAG

This department is devoted to the dis
who may wish to discuss them. The
editor assumes no responsibility for the
views here expressed, but does welcome
contributions from anyone who will not
abuse the privilege whether the opinions
expressed agree with ours or not.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
pREzID. HARDINGAS NORI GELBETI EUROPA

WASHINGTON, gr. IS.
.Vakar ivyko prezidento Har-
dingo kabineto susirinkimas.
Tartasi apie griuvancia eko-
nominal Europa. Gal buvo
aptartas ir skolQ klauamas.
TeGiaus niekam nera zino-
ma, kas kalb6ta kabineto susi-
rinkime. ~
Tik patirta, jog prezidentas
nori pagelbeti griuvanciai Eu-
ropai ir turf vilties panaikin-
ii ten kilusl krizl.
Kalbama, jog prezidento
projekta yra ir nauja Euro
pal nemaza paskola. Tos pas
kolos zymesn6ji dalis turi TEX
ii Vokietijai.
Washingtone paskelbtas Sa-
lies vyriausybes nusistatymas
Europos reikalais. Ameriko-
niSkos salygos Europai to-
kiOs:
Apie karo skolq dovanoji-
ma negali but kalbos.
Europa is SSiandieninio XII
zio gall but iStraukta tik jos
valstybems nusiginkiavus.
Pati Amerikos vyriausybe
nuo saves negali duoti Euro.
pos valstyhHms paskolos.
Amerika sutinka kooperuo-
ii prize pasaulio ekonominio
atstatymo.
NaldiSkose sferose kalba-
ma, jog Vokietijos ekonomine
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
DUoDA VETO PROH1BICI-
JAI IR KLANIsTAMS.
Stow uz kreditus svetimoms
Salims. e..

WHITE SULPHUR SPR>
INGS, W. Va, gr. 1G. Ola
gubernatoriu suvaziavimc
Louisiana ir Oregono guber-
natoriu astriais. zodziai de-
nunciavo il nsa&s'ml nsa&s'mlerke slapta
Ku Klrx klario organizacija.
Abudu tvirtinoy kad ia bigo-
teriu ir SikSnosparniu organi-
zacija naciidi yra ne wien
sunkenyha, bet il pavojinga.
Reikia jai pakelh kova ir' ant
kart sutriuSkinti.
louisiana gubernat. peike
prohibicija. Sake, kad pro-
hibiciia nevykes dalykas. kai-
po toksai turi but jei jau ne
panaikintas, tai bent susvel-
nintos. Tokia prohibicine
pad6tis, kaip ir siandie, mega
Ii ilgiau gyvuoti. Turf but
iSnaikinti visi lig vieno saliu-
mai. Ir turi but visuomenei
grqzintas alus If vynas.
Nehraskos gubern. padave
pasiQlymq. idant Sales Wy
riausyb6 duotu kreditu svc-
timoms Salims, kurios turi
pastovias valdzias. Toms Sa-
Inns rcikalingos ukio masinos
ir kitos prek9s, Toki kredi-
tai padaugintu Amerikoje da-
rbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
ANGLIJOS KATALIKAMS
NERA BAIMES.

LONDONAS, or. 16. - An
glijoje atsimainA valdzla. Blu,
vusioji koalicin6 valdzia vi
suomet palankiai atsines6 !
Kataliku Baznyciq. Nezinia
tad, kaip j Baznyeios reika-
lus atsineS naujoji konserva-
tistp valdzia. ~,
Konservatistu tarpe yra
daug bigotp. Teciaus Angli-
jos katalikai nprivalo tu1@ti
baimes. Yra zenklu, kad jie
nckels kovos BaznyGiai. Gl
jei magintq, tai jie ir turHtu
kova. /
IS Vatikano atSauktas Ang-
lijos pasiuntinys grafas de
Sails, katalikas. 10 vieton
siunGiamas protestantas. The
ophilus Russell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
LENKy P|NKLES KLA|PE-
DOS KLAUSIMU.

VARsAVA, lis Kauno
"LaisVes'). - AmbasadoriQ
konferencijoj Paryziuj svars-
tant Klaip6dos stovyba, lenkai
pasiQle toki iSsprendima:
l. ,Klaipidos teritorija pasi-
lieka autonomine vieneta, ku-
rios prieSaky stow francuzQ
tautos vyriausias komisaras,
kurs didziQjp valstybip patvir
tinamas. KlaipGdos uzsieniu
reikalus veda Franeija.
2. IsteiSiama usto taryba,
kurios pirmininku yra vyriau
sias francuzas komisaras, 81
nariais Klaip6dos, Lenki-
jos IL Lietuvos atstovai. Ia
lyba Waldo ne tik uosta, bet
il gelezinkeli il NemrmQ klal-
pedos teritoriioj.
3. Klaipedos uoste isteigia-
ma laisvoji zona Lenkijos nau
dai.
4. KlaipGdos teritorija yra
autonominG muito vieneta.
5. Visas tas sutaisymas yra.
laikinas, taip tesiasi deSimti
metQ. 49,.
Pasak lenku, tai geriausias
reals planas. il remia vienas
Klaip6dos atstovas Aukstulai-
tis.
Tokios tai lenkQ pinkl&s
Klaip6dos reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
ANGLIA !SPEJA FRANCIJA RUHRO KLAUSIME
BONAR LAW PROTESTUOJA Prizes
FRANCIJOS zYGIUS.

LONDONAS, q. l6. - Va
kar trumpai buvo paduota te-
legrama, kad Anglijos pre-
mieras Bonar Law kalbfjo
parlamentc. Jis pazymtjo,
jog artimiausiuOju ialku rel
kia laukti NOkictijoS puollmo.
Taip Siandic yra bloga Su ia
valstybc.
Siandie apie premiere kali
bQ prisiema daugiaus kas pa
sakyti.
PremieraS BOnar Law ais
kiai ir grieztai prieSinosi
francuzQ sumanytam zyglul
okupuoti Ruhro plotus. Tai
pat gynt jis VokietijQ. Pa
galiaus iSp6jo FrancijQ susl-
laikyti su tais savo zyglalS.
Nes tokiais pati sau gaIttlt
daug pakenkti.
Pastarajame reikale BOnar
Law pilnai sutinka su buvu-
sio premiere Lloyd George
paziuromiS. Kaip buves pre-
mieras, taip If Sis nereiskla
jokios simpatijos Francijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16

kalh6damas keletq kartQ
jiS pazymtajo, log nesutinka
Su premiere Poincare nuomo-
ne, kad Ruhro plotQ Okupuo-
d butu didziai pavojingas
daiktas lie wien Vokietijai, bet
il visai ETopai.
PaSkui premieras GmG gin
ii Vokietija. Sake, kad vo-
kicciu marka jau Siandie turi
Menkq vcrte, su tokiais pini-
gals il negali atmok6ti jokios
kontribucijos. Vokietijal
reikalinga keletos metu mora
torimas.
Bet Jel francuzal Okupuotll
Ruhro plotus, tuomct vokie,
ccigr marlti dar labiaus pultp
.Rczultatc patti Francija turG.
tQ nukentGti.
Anglijos vyriausybG, sakt
Bonar Law, neprivalo ! tai vi
sa numoti ranka, arba pralei
sti tyl6jimu. Bet turf isr6,
ii Francija prizes tuos zygius
Francijos suplanuoti zygia1
grrmoja Europos ramybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
padetis taip bloga, kad ten
gall kilt revoliucija.
PAGROBTAS ARMIJOS
KARININKAS.

Tr5s ginkluoti vyrai ana va
kara Chicagos gatveje pagro-
be armijos kapitonq Charles
Pike, isisodino ! taxi ir nezi-.
MIA kur isveze.
Kapitonas Pike cia pagar-
sejo divorsu SUI savo zmona.i
Jis pastaruoju laiku talnavo,
prize S. V. marininkQ ligoni-
mes. ---...,.
Paskui patirta, kad jis pag-
robtas serifq is Crown Point,
Ind, ir ten Siandie 1aikomas
kalejime.
Kaltinamas uz bigamija. Z.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
Taika ATtim. RytuQse Uztikrinta
TURkAI VISAIS zVILGSNIAIS PASIDUODA EUROPAI

Turkai delegatai taikos
konferenciioje sutinka su Eu-
ropos valstyhemis kooperuoti
visuose reikaluose.
Tik del vicno daikto jie
grieztai nusistate. Jie nori,
idant Turkija butQ nepriklau-
soma visoj to zodzio prasmej.
Idant kas svetmas nedristu
maiSytis j jos vidujmius rel
kalus. ldant visos turku te-
ritoriios butQ nepaliestos.
ISmct paSa ana diena pazy-
m9jo, kad kuomet bus pasira-
Svta taikos sutartis, Turkija
ineis Europon be baim6s per
pricSakines duris IL jausis
kaip mamie.
,Taikos konferencijoi todcl
Siandie upas pakilus.
Bet kas is senQ-senovis pa
zista turkus, tas jQ dailiais
zodziais nepasitikl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
AMBASADORIUS HAR-
VEY $AUKIAMAS NAM0,

LONDONAS, gr. 16. - A,
Inerikos ambasadorius Angli-
jai Harvey Saukiamas namo
kokiam tai ''pasitarimui, .
vakar patirta Suv. ValstyblQ
ambasadOje.
Ambasadorius iSkellaus
gruodzio % diena.
Kokiais reikalais jis Sau-
kiamas, nesakoma. Spejama
kad ar tik nebus abelnais Flu,
rOpOs reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
NAUJA NELAIME RADI-
KALUI.

Paliuosuotam is kalejimo5
milionieriui radikalui Bross
Lloyd is Winnetka nauja ne.
laime.
Jis yra uzdejes 10000 do.
leriu kaucijos uz radikala
Haywood. Kadangi tas IS
dune Rusijon il nemano cry;
zti, tad federalis teismas rel
kalaujja nuo Bross Lloyd 80,
900 doleriQ.
DeSimts dienQ Quota laiko.
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RUSU zIBALAS
LIETUVAI.

KAUNAS. Russia, steng-
damosi padidinti savo ekspor-
to, prad9jo gabenti Lietuvon
Kaukazo zibala. Pirmoji Ii
balo partija atvyko Lietuvon
is. Rygos viso 4 citenos. Ia
zibala pardavilles Lietuvoj
Rusq atstovybes Kaune Pre-:
kybos skyrius.
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matai ncpali atsidziaugti
T,,.,-;io, ,,os;-o+;r;r,n ;sto+;
Ta,,tn i,,nnon l,a;n Ill, h,,s
+o;,-os s,,+ortis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-16
VOKIEtIAI SoCIALISTAI
KOVoJA SU PoLICIJA.
RERLYNAS, or. IA.

BERLYNAS, gr. IA.
Wurte1nberge apie 5000 dar-
bininkq, suke4e demonstraci-
jas. Policija isimaise. Kilo
kova. Apie Is policistQ SUI
zeista. Nezinia kick suzeis-
ia .darbininkQ. Demonstra-
ciios buvo keliamos pries ma
cionalistus.
Nacionalistp niitingus ka-
riuomens iIvaia: Esslingene,
Geislingene il Stuttgafte,
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GUBERNAToRIUs TYLI.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, g. 16
- Nezinia dar ar gubernato.
RUS Small vaziuos preziden.
to Hardingo zadamon Saukti
konferencijon, kurioje bus
aptariamas prohibicijos klau
simas. Gubernatorius apie
tai nieko nesako, kokia jis E'
imtp pozicija prohibioijos rel
kale.