South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1922 — Page 21

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 21 JUGOSLAVIA LOOKS TO UNITED STATES FOR ECONOMIC AID RUSSIA HOW LAND It 'TT. j t' r5 i t Ii 1 1 private T anks wrrc . i:!' '.k M r.l.o". :i :' : : r.t f t !.. M;:.ir-r l'.-ir!: i- : -v !i ' .:r it- : - - v. Ithi hiU:e ,!. Today, a few -:rok s f thUf ALL ijAuDöütjü ar l rriVl URks n'y cp-ratr N n 4 1 . i a p;i:iihah! c?fr.. Today, nr.- i r' m i .'a j Pi N Ii i ;1 Hü': Ü Ü Li i : ra; ! r-- Pendulum of Soviet Regime ( 'thcr i' ani tr:i in ln lk :' i;,vn V':-. -V i vinzin: Away I rom Close ; ,.ouM UHnt to do with it are I.itil Slav Statr Cannot,: V. Vatlirr Storm Without A"M-tanrr. I ..!: i .-! :i-:ri- . ".'ft Regulation. jzrd. " Radical cures for railcal d! . ( Uy M'ul c a.- s' sems to bo the pov- rr.r.:; of t!." Itr.s.-: it! ! rU'A. A dozen sessions of tho e r: nn . . . i .- r v ck ..-t .-win-ir:. this wintt r. pren the T'ritd St.i s c t ; '1 . i 5 1 fl :!;p.a:: ;, r. i :" a.- la; t th': riicht as i' xn" acc.rnrluh th alt rations rr..i .... :: t:.t' t th- I It. L . i th' Ci'n-.wun;.-.: rarty daily in the lifo cf a Muoviv- i r ti.t o; '. .t'.I "t . -I - th. ).' y :. th- v.rks uivl ac th. busy ?cr:M'.:r. of tho 17 - l 1 ' 1 v4 t i i r ' r " i 1 -1 it t ' 1 1 J t ! v1 t- U i h J . . ! WW r - i I n n o t tl.c r.;r i1 rrbtomtir.!) ' th' ra as i: --3 . ! . t i : inn.. TIkto N no r.-o-j ror.i a o-untry '.vhcr or.- year, .H'sT HIXi:iVi:D. -m:: v.hv u h"-iU l-i '?' I-rivate "vralth v a- con:drd ' Tv-0 lUr.drd an-1 fifty Laui :r : i.'.r luturf. a enmo; iroiiiDition ra a juor was a , pr;r.ir0-fs in Moon, throe, four ;". ! - ;tatr- i,'.Ii..-y and Karabilr.g was soir.o- f;v? c:U5tors Tue-i in inch i-ar-r T K1! DM'- HOMi:. jt:;. rur.:shat.:e !..y death, Riu-.-i -i ' Jct ia.t a !o-- tini. in awifui" I'..:-.- 1 1 (-h'ir-tet'1 io open tc- j to,iay and Siturdiy for r.f.- r r. a : 1 n. Get ClotliM'i

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