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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

who are with us and for those who are
far away, who have asked for our
prayers. And then those who crave
some physical blessing or some spirit
ual aid are hidden to come and kneel
at the altar rail. Then after the New
Testament practice, we lay our hands
upon them, Blandford going first and
I following after.
with the churclls blessing, we are
not presumptious. Obedience is not
presumption. We simply obey and the
Master makes use of us in healing
those who cry out to Him for help.
BEG those who are soul sick, sin
sick, mentally or bodily sick, to come.
They may have little or no faith but
how can they believe except they
hear
How vague. indefinite and con-
fused are the thoughts of many. II
your physician is skeptical, it is be-
cause he does not understand what
we mean when we speak of spiritual
healing or Christian healing. Urge
him to come to the mission.
II cannot possibly over emphasize
the teaching value of the mission. /
beg you to bring your friends who
have left the church and the physician
In the search of health, to come to the
mission.
"Will you avail yourself OF the OPP
portunity that is yours in connection
with the mission? You personally
may be abundantly blessed with health
and feel no great spiritual need, but
there are those near and dear to you
who stand in great need.
They may be far away; you can
represent them at the mission. You
can claim for them our prayers. There
Is never a mission where reports do
not come from those far away of
blessings received, in answer to the
prayer of the mission"
Mr.. Harrison also called attention
to the necessity of filling out regis
tration cards that will be used in con-
nection with the mission. These cards
are for Mr.. Blandfords use and can
be obtained at the church through the
week before the mission.
Through that week Mr. Harrison can
be seen just before or just after the
daily service at 4:30 by anyone in
in the mission. and there will
be SONS one at the church to help you
In filing out your card.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
HEALING MISSION AT CHRIST
i CHURCH BEGINS MARCH 20
Henry Bandord England Who Has Been Instrument of God
in Many Cities Will Be Assisted by Rector
These Services

At the Sunday morning services at
made by the rector, the Rev. Hendree
Harrison, that on Wednesday evening.
March 20, Henry Blandford viii hold
q Healing Mission" In his sermon
Mr.. Harrison spoke from the text:
And the prayer of faith shall save the
siok."--St. James 5-15.
In speaking of the coming Healing
Mission, Mr.. Harrison said in part:
ION Wednesday evening of March
20, Henry Blandford will be with me
in the chancel and our Healing Mis-
sion" which I most earnestly pray
will prove not only a great benefit to
our parish, but to our community, will
begin.
Some are asking: Who is Mr..
Blandford and what is a Healing Mis-
sion? Mr.. Blandford is a layman of
our branch of the church. He is an
Englishman and since coming to the
United States he has conducted in
many cities Healing Missions, which
according to press reports, created
wtde and intense interest. Upon the
testimony of many, the missions have
been attended by marked physical and
spiritual blessings
"He is now conducting a mission in
Grace church, Memphis. Let his work
there be in our prayers. have had
Mr.. Biandford in my home. He con-
Quoted a mission for me in Nashville.
In knowing Mr.. Blandsord, 1 feel that
know one TO whom the Master has
revealed himself and who holds him.
self very close to the Master.
80 much for the missioner. Now
what about the mission? So much
depends upon us. that tremble. /
feel that the prayers OF our parish is:
Lord. believe; help thou my unbe-
lief. II we can breathe out, or enable
others 10 breathe out the prayer of
faith then there win be the out
pouring OF Gods grace cleansing souls
and healing bodies. Will You not be-
gin now and pray daily for the mis-
sion?
II have heard Blandford breathe out
a prayer and seen him lay his hands
upon the sick and l knew that God
was present, and healing followed. OF
course Blandford is nothing. God is
all in ALL
'TThere is a simple service of prayer
and praise, and then we pray for those
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

A domestic comedy that turns into
a tragedy when poor relations insist
upon cluttering up the Newly Wed's
little home with their unwelcome
selves is Her Face Value" In which
Wanda Hawiey will be seen here to-
morrow at the Isis Theatre.
OF course, 1t. ell comes out right in
the end, but not before the young
married pair, Jimmy and Peggy, have
been unhappily separated by tho ever
present in-laws. in this case the brides
shiftless father and even more shift
less brother, whom she had always
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
THIS MAN WAS HELPED.

John Grab, 1850 Jackson Ava. New
Orleans, La, writes: MY kidneys
were weak and had soreness and
duh pain across my back. I felt dun
and lanquid and my kidneys didn't act
right. ! began taking Foley's Kidney
Pills and they soon put my kidneys
In a sound, healthy condition" Foley
kidney Pills help the kidneys rid the
system Of acids and waste that cause
lameness. backaohe, sore muscles,
swollen joints and rheumatic pains.
Tonic in effect. quick In action. Sold
erA,--Advertissnent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
WIDOW OF MURDERED
MAN GOES ON STAND
Mrs. McNiece Says That Major
Coart Had Tried to Take Her
From Her Husband.
10y Tho Associated Prssn

TALBOT, Ga, March 13.-On the
witness stane here today, Mrs. A. B.
McNiece, widow of the former school
superintendent OF Talbot county, who
was slain in his office last October,
declared that Major Lee 81. Coart, on
trial on a charge of the murder, had
an uncomfortable and iustful desire
to take her from her husband, and
that on several occasions he had made
improper advances toward her.
This sensational testimony followed
the states statement that It expected
to show that ito spitet his own wife,"
Mrs. Rosa Coart, and because he had
been repelled by Mrs. McNiece, Major
Coart took the life of the latters hus-
band.
The testimony OF Mrs McNiece
caused sensation to the crowd of
spectators in the court room. for IL
was the first tindication OF what the
state contends was behind the tragedy.
Mrs. AfcNiece, who with her sister
and her sister n-laws, were in the
wreck of the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic passenger train near Atlanta.
escaping with severe bruises appeared
in deep mourning. Among other things
Mrs. NcaSiece told OF an alleged at
tack upon her by Major Coart when
che called upon Mrs. Coart and found
that she was absent.
Mrs. McNiece's testimony was re-
peatedly objected TO by lawyers for
the defense, on the ground that It
showed no motive for the staying OF
her husband by the defendant. Each
objection was overruled by Judge Geo.
p. Munroe, presiding.
Mrs. McNiece told OF her marriage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
WARNING!
To County Voters:

To County Voters:
What are you waiting for !?
The time for registration is
short-only IL more days until
County books in all precincts,
City and County, will close,
There are 5000 to register.
Somebody will get left. Is that
somebody you? Every man and
woman in the city of Pensacola
who wants or expects to vote in
the County Democratic Primary
Election, June 9th, 1922, must
register before the books close.
J. A. KIRKPATRICK,
Registration Officer,
County of Escambia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
BAY STATE IN LEAD

Our idle lands must be restored to
timber production, and no other tree
is so valuable for this purpose as the
white pine, says the American For
estry magazine Massachusetts, is to
be congratulated on establishing a
new principle in state forest conserva-
ton. The recent law which provided
for the planting of white pine on 1o9.-
600 acres OF idle lands in this state, as
rapidly as such lands can be acquired,
means that such lands will soon be
returning revenue to the state far
above their cost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14
INGROWN NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re-
duces Inflammation and pain and 50
toughens the tender, sensitive skin I'M
derneath the toe nail that it can not
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
ns.-Advertisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

practically supported during her girl
hood days when she was a hard-work-
ing little chorus girl.
After Jimmy leaves her, Peggy goes
back into the chorus, but from that
career she is lured into the movies
and becomes star, a life which she
hates, because she is frightened by
the stunts she Is constantly called on
to do.
FINALLY she is injured by a bad fall,
and her absent Jimmy hastens to her
bedside. They are reoonciled, and
Peggy's lazy father and brother told
to hunt Jobs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

leading scientific investigators of the
age, pronounced vaccination a relic
of the dark ages-a superstition on
par with witchcraft."
How any intelligent person can
willingly submit to the contamination
OF his healthy blood with the disease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

I want to talk to you I sat IN the
swing on the porch and Grief and fl
nally regatned control of myself. I
upbraided him for his attack and told
him such action was degrading. He
said I simply lost my head, Celeste,
and promise viii never do it again"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

Charles Fl. Goddard, president of
the American druggist syndicate,
better known as the A ID. s., de-
elares that the era of cooperation
Is Just beginning. And he ought to
know. It was Is years ago that he
launched one Of the most spectacu-
lar adventures in cooperation In
modern times.
Now, the organization Of which
he is the head, built solidly on the
principles of cooperation, has more
than $4,000 partners IN the United
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

germs Of a sick calf is entirely beyond
my comprehensive, bu, the doctors
must live.
Respectfully.
T. c. HENDERSON.
Pensacola, March 13. 1872
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

States. It's unique because the
plan works so that every partner
has as much power tn determining
the policy OF the organization as
the president himself.
Most cooperative efforts, both
business and social. in the last
quarter century, have failed be-
cause of the lack Of capable leaders
or because they were founded on
unsound principles. The Goddard
idea is one Of the significant sue
ceSses. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-14

Gillian Scott cannot take any
more pupils for afternoons, eve
nings or Saturdays. His list is
full. He is now placing names
on waiting list. Phone 2123
before Ii a. m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
CELEz|NKEuEGly sTREl-
kO KLAUSIMAS.

GelezinkelieciQ streiko klau-
Simu vedamos dvi atslzirios
deryhos = New Yorke If Chi
cagoje.
New Yorke suvaziave gele-
zinkeliq bendroviq virsminkai
il darbininkQ unijos vadai.
Jei jie priims prez. Hardingo
paduotus projektus, streikas
tuojaus baigsis gelezinkeliQ i
staigose.
Chicagoie derybas veda dar-
bo taryba SUI kitais streikuo-
jancip darbininku vadais.
Kaip siandie jan turi but
zinomos tQ derybu pasekmes:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
C 4 | C A C 0 JE
FERMAzA AUToMoBILIU
DARBININKAMS.

-6atvekariq il virsutiniu ge-
'lezinkeliQ streikuoja darbinin-
kai tvirtina, kad kasdien i Vi
tdumiesti pristatyti visus dar-
bininkus automobiliais tiesiog
negalima.
Gal uztektq automobiliQ ry-
tais tik viena dali darbinin-
ku pristatyti i vidumiestl-
Bet vargas, kad visi autolno-
'biliai negali gatvese sutilpti
kefiomis valandomis.
Vakar ryta vidumieseio ga
tves tiesiog buvo uzblokuotos
trokais ir vezimais. Nei per
eiti, nei pervaziuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
KovA PRIZES IsNAUDo-
ToJUs.

Chicagos miesto tarybos ko-
mitetas, kuriam pavesta kelti
kova visokios rqSies slnugelz
ninkams, >atranda, kad ella Vi
sokiu minkstp gerylnq par
davinetojai daro didelius pi-
nigus.
Be to, didelius pinigus ze-
riasi ,ir tie, kurie pardavineia
mazas siltas desriukes.
Komiteto pirnlininkas Poole
megina tuos smugelninkus,
taigi profiterininkus, prispan-
.sti prie gedos stulpo visuo-
menes akyse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
KUN. PR. CARMUs lSVA-
zIAVO lLlETUvON.i

Liepos 90 d. laivu "Majes-
tic" isvaziavo tevynen kun.
Pr. Garmus. "Vaziuoju Lie
tuvon agitacijos tikslais. Pra-
DEUS darba reikia il baigti
ligi galui'' raso patsai kun.
Pr. Garmus. Laimingos kelio-
mes! 10 apsilankymas ilgai
pasiliks pas mumis. Ryt i
desime jo ilga atsisveikinimo
laiska su broliais amerikie-
eciais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
ANGLEKAs|y VIRSAIGIAI
SAUKIA KONFERENCUA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, !

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, +.
2. = StreikuojanelQ angleka-
siu organizacijos prezidentas
Lewis Saukia konferencijon
kasyklQ savininkq atstovus su
tikslu pradeti derybas If baig-
ii streika.
Konferencijai vieta skiria,
ma Clevelandas. Turi prasi-
deti ateinapti pirmadienl, rug
piuGio Z diena.
Jei kasyklu savininkai pa
klausys pakvietimo, tai gal
trumpoj ateity isnaujo bus a
tidarytos kasyklos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02

PARYzIUS, rugp. 2.
Kuomet Vokietija pareikalaVo
sumazinti prieskariniQ skolQ
ismok6jima pam6nesim, Pran-
CHA tuojaus pirmutin6 pasl-
prieSino. Tuo tikslu j pa
siunt6 Vokietijos vyriausybei
nOta.
Teciaus Vokietijos vyriau-
sybe tomis pedomis atsake,
kad paskirtQ SUNNI kas meme
sis nemokesianti. Mes mega
Init, neturinti pimgQ.
Prancijos vyriausybi gavu-
81 toki griezta Vokietijos 70
di, nusprende vokieeius baus-
ii. Ia bausme, tai busianti
ekonominio il finans:nio ka-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
KoNsTANT1NOPoLIUI
GRUMoJA GRAIKAI.
santarve bio ju sukilimo.

PARYzIUs, gagp. 2.
Prancijos vyriausyhe bijo
graikq puolimo ant Konstanti-
nopolio. Niekas MCCALL pasa-
kyti, kokius tikslus jie turi.
Paciame Konstantinopoly
gSgentoiq dauguma yra graf
kai. Su jq pagelba graikq
kariuomene lengyai gall uzim-
ii turku sostine, kdria siandie
.kontroliuoja santarve.
AnglQ generolas Haring-
ton, santarves armijos komenS
dantas Konstantinopoly, tvir-
tina,- kad graiku kariuomenes
koncentravimas Trakiioj nez
pavojingas. Mes graikai ne
gales parodyti kick daug nels7
minties butu pulti prancuzus,
anglus il italus, kurie gina
miesta,
Pramatomos graiku gudrybesl
Netolimoj ateity santarve
rengia konferenciia artimqjq
Rytp klausime. Tuom megi-
ma pasinaudoti ,graikai, tvirtl-
ma prancuzai politikai.
Sake, jie koncentruoja ap-
linlyui Konstantinopol sayo
kariuomene ir megins ta n1ies-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
:KAsYKLU KATILA1 EKs-
PLIoDAVO.

CANTON, ILL.,, rugp. 2,
Dviejp neunijiniu ties Cuba
angliq kasyklq gariniai kati-
lai susprogdi1lti. Pranesta,
kad tai padare neindentifi-
kuoti asmenys.
Del to toj apylinkej If kitos
neunijines kasyklos uzdary-
tos, Bijomasi pasikesinimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
METAI-yoL. vi,
NEMANO, KAD CRAIKAIP PUlTy kONSTANHNOPOLl

Ita uzgrobti taip, kaip kituo-
met italai yra pasielge su nie-
stu Fiume, gi lenlEai su Vilnin-
mi.
Graikams nesunku butq tas
atlikti, nes ju Konstantinop
If apylinkese gyvena apie vie
mas milionas.
Pranesta, kad graikp kar
riuomene arciau Konstantino-
polio stumiama ir is Mazosios
Aziios sono.
Anglia perspeja graikus.
Is Londono parejo ziniu,
kad Anglijos vyriausybe savo
pasiuntinybei Atenuose isake
perspeti Graikija, idant j
nesikesintu init Konstantino-
polio. Mes Anglia visomls
spekomis gins miesta. Tam
tikslui yra santarves vaisty-
blu pagamintas garnizonas If
karo LAVAL. Beto, dar dau-
giau karo laivu i DaFdanelius
Anglia pasiunte is Maltos.
Anglijos premieras parla-
mente pranese, Rad graikq uz-
sieniu reikalu minister's uzti-
'krines ,anglp pasinntini Ate
nuose, jog Graikija neperaen-
gsianti neutrales zonos Turkl-
joje If Europoje If nepulsiant
/ K Konstantinopolio be 'santarVaa
Esutikimo. .ssz -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
Zinios is Lietuvos

cELNIUKAI, 1'vereclaus
vals. Sodzius stow labai gra-
zioje vietoje. Vienoje puse-
ie sriuyena upelis, kitojes Ia
lula miskas. Jau antri me-
tai turime sayo mokykla. Mo-
kytoja e. e. labai darbsti. Sc
ptyni metal jau mokytojauja::,,
zmones ne snauduliai, Vsaye
vaikus mokyklon leidzia. Te-
val turf daug dziaugsmo, kad
vaikai paskaito ir raso. Pa
tvs zmones moka visokiq anna
tu. Malonu cia gyventi kai:.
natal, kad zmones hauso po-:
eto zodziu: "Paimkim arklaa,
knyga, Bra If eikim Lietuvos
keliu."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
PranClja ISnaujO Grumoja
vOkietijai

rakterio. Apie tai paskelbta
oficialiai.
Prancija reikalauja, kad
Vokietija prieskarines skolas
tuojausd dalimis, po 10
milionp doleriQ kas nemesis.
Vokietija sutiko kas nemesis
moketi po pustrecio mlllono
doleriq. Prancija teeiaus ne
sutinka.
Ant Vokietijos drlmba
yargai paskui vargus. Spaud-
zia ia milziniSka karo kontri-
bucija. To negana. Atejo
laikas atmoketi prieskarines
skolas.
Mokek gi neturedamas pini-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
K0LUMBO VYCIy sUVA-
zlAHMAS.

ATLANTIC CITY, rpgp
2. Vakar cia atidarytas 40
asis tarptautinis Kolumbo Wy.
eeip knights Of Columbus
organizaciios suvaziavimas.
Delegatu yra is kiekvienos
valstijos, be to, is Kanados.
Meksikos, Kubos, Alaskos:
Hawaii il is kitur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
BUYE GATEKAR|y OAR.
BININky STREIKAI.

Siandieninis gatyekariq dar-
bininkq streikas Chicagoje y
ra penktas is eiles miesto is
torijoje, bet tiktai treeias,
kurs paliecia visa miesta.
1887 metals NChicagoje gat-
vekariai buvo arkliu vezioJa-
mi. Tais metals taigi buvo
sustreikave arkliq varinetojai.
Tai buvo' streikas prizes Yer
kes valdzia.
1903 m. s1streikavo Chica-
go City Railway Co. darbinin-
kai. Streikas palette tik pie
tine miesto dali.
1913 metals gatyekariq dvi
bendroves sujungta kruvon II
1915 metals konduktoriai su
motormanais pakilo streikan
uz didesne uzmokestl. Buvo
suparalizuota visame mieste
transportaci5a. Darbininkq
uzzmokestis tuomet buvo 23-
32c. valandoje.. Jie reikalavo
333- sc centq darbo valandoJe.
Streikas prasidejo liepos Il
rytmeti il baigesi liepos IL.
Tuomet miesto major. Thomp-
son abidvi pusi sutaike. Dar-
bininkai laimejo.
Antras didis Chicagoje
streikas kilo liepos % diena,
1919 m. Darbininkams buvo
mokama 48c. valandoje. Jle
reikalavo 83e. Fuometins
gubernatorius Lowden paslqle
Fkompromisa IS SIC. Darbi-
ninkai balsavo kompromiso
fklausimu. Daugunla balsQ
Inubalsuota gryzti darban.
1920 metals gatvekafiq va
zzinejjimas snstabdytas, kuo-
met pakele streika darbinin-
Ikai elektros speku gaminimo
tistaigose. Streikas tesesi yos
viena diena.
siandie seka taipat didis
| streikas. Bendrove nlazina
darbininkams rizrnokesni. siq-
10 .65c. Darbininkai stow u
t72c. Is to streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
NUzUDYTAs JAUNAs
ITALAS.

West Elm gatveje isspasalV
il nuzudytas Ange-
10 Domieo, 80 M, 1146 Tow
nsend ST., salfuno savininkas.
Policija sake, kad tai juod-
lankip darbas. Susekti zmog.
zudzzius yra sunkus daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
KITAs sTREIKAs ATI-
DETAs.

Tomis dienomis zadejo pa
'kelti sreika keletos gazolinos
bendrovia kubiliniq trokp So
soferiai.
Bet kuomet kilo gatvekariq
'darbininkQ streikas, tai sofe-
rial nusprende su savo strei-
ku palaukti,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
PINIGV KURSAS

Svetinu Salip pidigq yerte,
mainant nemaaiau 25,OOO dol
rugp. 1 d: buvo tOkia pagal
Merchants Loan = Trust CO.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 445.
Prancijos 100 frankq BAT
Italiios 100 lirQ 4.67s
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 1884
yokietijos 100 matkiQ .15sl
Lenkp 100 markiQ .11S
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
LENKAI TURF NAUJA
KABINETA.

VARsAVA, rugp. 2. Jul
Ian Nowak, naujas premie-
ras, jau suorganizayo ministe,
riq kabineta. Neziniiia, kair
i il atsines Pilsudski.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
vEIKIAI BAIGsIs BYLA.

Pranesta, kad darbinink'll
unijp yadq byla, kurie teisia-
mi kriminaliame teisme, vel
kiai lures baigtis. Nezinia, ko-
'kios bus pasekmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02
PREMIERU KoNFEREN-
CHA RUGP. 7.

LONDONAS, rugp. 2.
Pranesta, kad Anglij. il Pran-
cijos premierQ konferencija
Gcia prasidesianti rugpiueio I
d. Tarsis karo skolp panaiki-
nimo Nausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-02

siandie Chicagojje prasideda
suyazziiaviimas Interstate Mer-
chants Council, Chicago ASS
ociation of Commerce suorga-
'nizuotas.
Dalyvaus apie 800 maine
nu (retail) pirkliu
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Z Prizes kurii laika Kaune pra:..
deio iseiti sayaitinis dydp lai5
krastis "Emigrantas'' skiria--
mas emigracijos If, transmi-
gracijos klausimams.
(z. R. Mos spaud. skyr.,,
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PILVIsKIAI.

PILvIsKIAI. Yisoj su-
valkijoj pastebima stiprus
zemdirbiq organiizayimasis ir
kietas darbininkq burimasis !
profesines sajungas, kuriose
jaueiama daug socialdemokra-
.tq itakos.
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Eina KaIbOs Apie I|gq Streika
ChiCagOje
AEI VIENA PUSE NENORl PIRMiAU PRABILTI
CHICAG0N PARTRAUKIAMI STREIKLAUzIAL
BENDR0vE TO NEI LzGINA NEI PRIPAzISTA
CHICAGON PARTRAUKIAMI STREIKLAUzIAI.

Vakar anksti ryta Chicago
je sustreikavo gatvekariQ If
viI'SutiniQ gelezinkeliu darbi-
ninkai. VirsutiniQ gelezinke-
liQ darbininkai prie streiko
nebuvo pasirenge. Streiko
Nausimu jie tur6jo dar kar-
ta balsuoti artimiausiOmis
dienomis. Bet gatvekariu
darbininkai nutar6 streikuOti,
tad ir vir$utiniQ gelezinkelm
unija ant greitQju atlaik@ spe-
ciali susirinkimQ ir nutarta
prisid6ti prize streiko.
Delto Siandien, 6mus kruvon
abb umias streikuoja arti 20
900 darbininkQ. Eisi gatve-
kariai pirm 400 rytQ buvo
pristatyti j remizas II pallktl.
Tas pat atlikta II su virSuti-
niu gelezinkeliQ traukinials.
Bus ilgas streikas.
Pirmadienio vakare darbi-
ninkai turajo susirinklmq,
Prane$ta, kad jig suSirlnko Sa-
len apie 5000. Kuomet pra-
neSta, kad gatvekariu bendro-
We laikOsi savo nusistatymo,
neduods- daugiau kaip Csc. va
landoie, suSirinke kondukto-
rial ir motormenai vienbal-
siai nubalsayO pakelu stfelha'
Vakar praneSta, kad gatve-
karin bendrov6s prezldentas
Blair nusprend6 neduoti gero
zodzio streikininkams. Ia
pat paskelb6 unijos prez. Qm-
nlan. Sake, jei bendrOve norl
taikos, tegu j pirmutine pra-
biIa j streikininkus. Tegu pa
duoda prieinamas sqlygas, bet
ne 65c. valandoje il ne 9 va
landas darbo parole.
Quinlan tvirtina, kad jel
bendrov6 MEMORIES paslduotl,
tai reikia laukti ilgO strelko.
Nieko nelaimeta.
Visa pereita plrmadlenl
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24O BUsEL1p KvIEcIU
NUO 6 AKRV.

MooHEAD, Mimi, rugp.
2. = Arti Glyndon nuo 6 ak
rp turkisku raudonu zieminiq
kvieeciQ prikulta 24o buseliQ, :
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REIKALAUJA MIRTIEs
BAUSMES.

MASKVA, rugp. 2. cia
bolsevikQ teisme teisiamiems
socialistams revoliucionle-
riams kaltintojas Krilenko
reikalauja mirties bausmes.
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40 MALD|NINKy 1UVO.

PARYz1Us, rugp. 2. = Va
ziuojas triukinis su maldiliin-
kais j steblklinlsa. Lourdes vie
ia susidauze SUI kitu traukiniu
arti Willecomtal. Apie 40
maldininkp zuvo.
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CHICAGO. siandie pra-
matomas grazus oras; maza
atmaina tempetaturoje.