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New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Clark Charges
Crime Wave to
Swann's Office
Declares Motto Of District
Attorneys Force Is 'Indict
and Forget, ami Cites
Laxity in Prosecutions

John Kirkland Clark. coalition ca andi-
date for District Attorney Of New YORK
County, yesterday at his headquarters,
1872 Broadway. charged the District
Attorneys Office with direct RESPONSE
bilty for the crime conditions which
prevail IN this city. After citing spe-
clhc instances which, in his opinion as
al experienced prosecutor. demonstrate
derelictlon in the Office OF which his
Tammany opponent, Joab II. Banton,
now is chief of staff, he outlined his
measure for ending the present crime
wave and for future abatement of
crime.
'The greatest opportunity for civic
safety and public economy lies with the
District Attorney" said Mr Clark AS
The peoples lawyer, he is the one point
Of intact between the public and the
criminal. His activity pro -ecus the
public and Furnishes the criminal If he
is rcmlss in his duty tie criminal
thrves and the public suffers.
During the years that Tammany
Hal has maintained It's grip on the
District Attorneys Office there has been
a constant increase of ea.'ee. whcn
sran~y Increasing .aAity in the proper
prosecution of Offences The result is
that this city to-day not only is the
haven for criminals from all over the
country, but international crooks have
been attracted to this city of relaxed
prosecution. The motto of the Office
to-day Is 'indct and forget
"The preparation of caseo by the
present staff of the District Attorney
is inefficient and careless No reports
of the Office have been printed or been
made pubic for the last three years,
and, while thcre nay se ceme tseeer
for this silence one Is led to believe
that potent cause is that the reports
would show big decreasa IN IT, pet~
centage Of convictions. The dereliction
In Office has covered practically every
phase Of crime. No matter how vigi-
liant are the police, in the final analysis
the District Attorneys Office has tha
real power to curb crime"
Mr.. Clark cited numerous cases In
che prosecution of which, or lack Of
prosecution, he charged the District
Attorneys offic had been derelct, In
the event of his election, OF which he
declared he was confident, he pledged
himself to the following:
"To conduct the District ATTORNEYS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

office as The largest law Office In the
world would be without fear or favor
and without oppression-v gorous pros
ecution, but no persecution.
ITO obtain indictments only when the
evidence justities t is action and
solely for purposes Of prosecution in
end to seek indictments only as pre-
l.minary to convict ons My motto will
not be 'indict and forget
ITO give speedy trials to all accused
and abolish dangerous and VAS t.
fu delays that now obtain. immediate
trial o. prison cases and prompt clear
ing up of the bail calendar
ITO cooperate in the ssignment OF
counsel to needy defendants As one
OF the organi .ers Of the Voluntary De
Tenders | know how necessary this is
for justice and mercy.
ITO work for personal and property
safety, so that insurance protection
rates may be reduced
ITO cut down automobile killings BY
active and aggressive prosecution OF
reckless drivers.
"To work as assiduousiy for the pre-
vention of crime as for its prosecution
ITO reduce as far as possible the
number oi Juvenile delinquents. These
III ~ e'cHete StJNF q Cti llON
ITO stir up community efFor. in be-
half of crime prevention.
r. giVe q monthly accounting to the
whole public of the cond uct OF the
District Attorneys office.
- devel0i nc police powers of
the District Attorneys Office for the
efficient solution Of murders and Other
mysterious crimes 50 that there shall
be eliminated such failures as that
in the Llwell case
"To fight against profteering in
rents, food, clothing and other neces
stiles OF life.
TO prosecute all persons who mulc'
the .oor foreig gnborn residents.
''lo kill the drug traffic.
"To establish in various centers spe-
cial complaint bureaus to hear at night
the evidence OF those who cannot sac.
rifice their means of livelihood by at
tendance by day
"To urge the establishment OF s
night court for the trial Of Summons
cases, which now demand from the poor
time that cannot be spared.
ITO keep the criminal courts In full
operation during the summer month,
until the clogged calendars are cleared.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Textile Workers Open Annual
Convention in Beethoven Hall

The opening session of the third an
nual convention of the Amalgamated
Textile Workers of America was held
yesterday at Beethoven Hall, 210 Fifth
Avenue. Among the resolutions
adopted were ones favoring the pay
ment Of textile workers by weekly
wages instead Of by piecework rates,
objecting to the increase of looms In
each workers hands and asking the
immediate release of Eugene v Debs,
Socialist leader, from the Federal
prison at Atlanta.
Regret that the clothing and Tex
tile unions were not brought together
under one head in the beginning of the
unionization work was expressed in
another resolution which was adopted
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

cheney Of the civil service by forcing
Into the service a 'arge element Of men
urequip1ed to do the work required,
with resultant loss in efficiency and
tremendous increase In the cost OF
administration
1t wi in the future prove seri-
GUS discrimination against the coming
generation who were too uung to en-
list in the war against Germany. but
upon whom we must depend in the fu-
ture for the vigor and effectiveness Of
our civil service. The law at present
provides for recognition of the value
Of experience in the army and navy
in a great many civil service positions
and credit should be and is, allowed to
v, terans for such experience. Oppor-
tunitty should be made in the civil
service for veterans who we're dis
abled in the service who may be quail
fed to fiji certain kinds Of positions.
But this amendment does not take into
considcra ion the special need Of men
who were thus disab ed"
Would Require Literacy
The literacy test amendment pro
poses to add provision after January
/. 1922, reqUir ny voters to be able to
read and write. The amendment does
not affect the qualifications of these
who are already citizens but only Of
those who become citizens hereafter.
The union advises vote for this
tend to raise the level of intelligence
Of tie electorate W II be an added in
dl cement 70 foreign-born citizens to
read and write English and will go far
to eliminate one possibility Of fraudu-
lent voting
The amendment relating TO the Chill.
dlen's and Domestic Relations courts
is an enabling act, & wing the Legisla-
tuTe direct authority over these courts,
so that Legislation may be rassed which
is deemed necessary to fac litate the
procedure and functioning OF these
courts.
The present salary of Senators and
Asscmblymen is 81 800 a year. The
union points out that this will hardly
pay the hotel and travelling expenses of
tie leg slators and is entirely made
quate. The amendment has been thrice
defeated within the lSsG ten years. due
to feeling in the rural districts that
the present salary is sufficient.
The county government amendment
provides new forms of government for
Nassau and Westchester counties, sub
county by referendum vote at e gem
eral election in an odd-num bered year
The intent Of this proposal is TO make
it poss Bile to make improvements In
county governments IN the direction of
simpliication and the fixing of author
ity and responsibility The defeated
constitution of 1915 contained q pro-
posal Of miar sort The amend
ment was first introduced to apply to
the entire state. but in the form ap-
proved by the last two leg slatures it
applies only to Westchester and Mas
sau counties.
The other two amendments deal with
the right of the state to dispose of
certain parcels of canal lands adjacent
to the Erie Canal in the Mohawk Val
ley. They seek merely to remove con-
stitutional restrictions, and the Cit;-
zens Union sees no reason why the
authority asked should not be granted
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

court. were present at the laying of
this cornerstone.
Later the Mayor attended sne laying
OF the cornerstone OF the Settle,saas
House o. St. Ilare's Mission. zos gasf
1880 Street, the Bronx Three bands
Played here, and Inspector Henry ana
a hundred policemen had to reoe or
1880 Street. between Morris ana c..ucs-
landt avenue. to keep the crowd from
ovelrunning the ceremonies The cor
nerstonc WAS laid by Archbishop Ha1es.
Mgr. Michael J. Lavelle. Supreme Cou-s
Justice Martin, County Cler NJ ran
and Judge John J. Frcschi were among
those present.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Accidentally Kills Brother

Rubin Serota, three years old. OF A1s
Cherry Street, was fatally wounded in
his home yesterday when his eighteen
ear-old brother, Harry, playfully
pointed q revolver at him and pulled
the trigger. He says he thought the
revolver was empty. After running to
Gouverncur Hospital, short distance
away, and reporting the occurrence the
older brother fed. The baby died after
reaching the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Curtan Spcuks Iwice
Tonight in The Bronx

Henry H. Curran, Republican,
Coalition candidate for Mayor.
viii speak in the following places
tonight:
Hunts Point Palace, l63d
Street and Southern Boulevard,
the Bronx.
London Casino, l74th Street
and Claremont Parkway. the
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
l,268,364 i'm
City Register;
Blow to I1ylan
tcentlnusd from paae ono

boroughs which Fell behind, were:
Mani attain, 1922 the Bronx, io,670;
Brooklyn. 42,oa2; Queens $3.50.
The totai registration by boroughs
with comparative tables FOR the three
Years nreceedinp follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Hoppe i'm Billiard Exhibition

Willie Hoppe, worlds Champion balk-
line billiardist, and Charles Peterson.
the fancy shot expert of St. Louis, will
begin week-long exhibition at 1872
balkline billiards at the Ambassador
Academy, Forty-ninth Street and
Broadway, to-day. They will play 300
point games every afternoon and even
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

Totals by Assembly Districts
The total registration by Assembly
districts this and the three preceding
years shows:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
Atnlaine mint.

Po trijq valandu karStp dis
kusiju, Karolis, su apsiasaro7
jusiom akin, pranesa, kad jei
taip, tai jis tuojaus apleisias
Ungarija.
Ir apleizdamas rumus dar
pasakes j tarnus: "BuIite'
sveilli ant visados!"
Automobiliu jis sugryzo j
Steinamanger if tenai perkei-
ta savo mint PraneSe, kad
.jis ten pasiliksias, mes .iaucia-
sis sergas.
Su juo ten buvo nuvazia-
yes If premjeras Teleky, kurs
jau atsistatydines is uzima-
mos vietos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
JAPONAI SUSTABDE RU-
SU KoVA.
PrieSbolSeviniams nepavyko
paimti VladiVostoko.

Tokyo, Bal. +. - PrieSbOl-
Seviniai elemental m6gino pa
init Savo rankOSna EIadivoS-
tokq. Kova tuo tikSlu paGia-
me VladivoStoke buvo praSi-
d6iuSi praeitQ ketvirtadieni.
Per dienQ il nakti ieta
kraujaS be paSokmiQ. Kadan-
gi VIadivoStokaS yra JaponQ
OkupuOteje, tad Japonai paga-
liau sustabd6 kovQ.
Keli reakcijonieriQ vadai a
re$tuOti.
Paimti VladivOstokQ buvO
pasikesines gen. Kappell su
savo ,kareiviQ buriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
oRAs L1ETUvoJE.

Siais metals ziema Lietu-
vote labai lengva buvo, uz tat
ir pavasaris ankstyvas. Kovo
4 d., Sv. Kazimiero dienoje,
pietq-vakaru veiai jau tre-
cia diena puGiant, pasirode
gauriai vepersiQ, tu mylimQ
musu T9vyn6s pauksteliq. Y
pac Siandiena, istikus graziai,
saul6tai dienai, visur laukuo-
Sc girdisi jQ skardziQjQ gies-
meliu. Drauge is pietu traukia
dideli kovQ (varnQ rusies) bu-
rial. Pakile po augstus senus
medzius, jie bematant prade-
da naujus lizdus krauti. Ka-
dangi sniego Sia ziema 'labai
mazai buvo, uz tat upiu II
upeliu vandens pavirsius la
bal zemas ir potvinio vargiai
tegalima laukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
NENoR1 RUs1Jos AUKso.

New York, Bal. 4. Gia
.Suv. ValstijQ pinigq isbandy
mo ofisas, bijodamas, kad
Idaugybe prisiuneiamo aukso
lis Prancuzijos If Angfijos, ga
Ii but Sovietq Rusijos,. parei-
,kalavo is Washingtono pare
dymo, kad su prisiunciamuo-
ju auksu butQ paduodami
kartu pareiskimai ,apie aukso
originaluma.
Pirm keliq m6nesiu sitas
ofisas buvo caves instrukcijQ
lis Washingtono nebepriimti
rusiskojo aukso.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

Iluksta. Is Gia pareina III
MOS, kad Lietuviai skubiai
kerta miSkus apie IlukSta ir'
veza j Daugpili (DiHaburga)-.
zmones del tos priezasties
mano, jog Lietuviai nesitiki
laim6sia to kraSto treciuju
teismo komisijoj, kuri to kras-
to likima netrukus lures nu-
spresti. Prize to Latviai netoli
Naujos Eglaites ardo gelezin-
keli If begius isveza j Daug-
pill, kaip kad Lenkai veza nuo
Turmento j VarSava. Is Eglai-
ties Latviu karuomene jau
pasitrauke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
BLOGAI GRAIKAMS TUR-
KIJOJE.
Turkai laimejo sprendziamaji
muSi.

Paryzius, Bal. 4. Anot
gautu ziniQ, Graikai trumpa'
pasidziauge savo laimejimais
Turkiioiie. Eskishehr Some, kun
yra svarbus gelezinkelio cen
tras, Turkai po kruvinos ko-
vos laim6jo. sprendziamaji mu-
81, taigi Graikus pilnai suit
ruskino.
Is Angora Turkams pagel-
bon savanoriai keliauja Rusi-
jos bolsevikp oficierai.
Prizes Grd4kus Turkai naci-
ionalistai yra sutrauke 90,OOO
karuomen6s. Turku partizanll
burial veikia GraikQ uzpaka-
liuose. Jie gadina titus If ke-
lius, uzpuldin6ia karavanus,
trukdo pristatyma reikalingo
maisto prieSakin6ms GraikQ
sp6koms.
Todel tai Graiko kareiviams
karo fronte perpus sumazln-
tos maisto porcijos.
Pranesta, kad Graikai MAJ
Azijoj prizes Turkus turf pas
tate 10000 karuomenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
RUSAI Wis OAR APIE AN.
GLU-BoLsEvIKU sU-
TARTI.

Paryzius, Bal. 4. - VietOs
Rusai jokiuo budu negali pa
mirSti pirklybin6s sutarties,
padarytos AnglijOs su sOvieti-
ne Russia.
Siuo kartu jie paskelb6 at
siliepimq j Anglijos parlamen-
to ir gyventojus tuo paGiu rel
kalu.
Sake, kad ia padaryta ST.,
tariffs visai pragai$ysianti Ru-
sija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
PLIENo DIRBTUVESE
KALBAMA APIE MAzINI-
MA UzMoKEsNIo.
Busia paliktos s val. darbo
dienGje.

Gary, Ind, Bal +. - Cia lau
plaCiai kalbama, kad Su Ba-
landzio 16 d., arba kick pas
kiau, plieno dirbtnviQ darhi-
ninkams buSianti Sumazinta
uzmokeSniS ir nuStatyta s va
landOs darbo dienOie.
UzmOkeSni0 SmazinimaS
siekSiqS 20 nuoS. if darbO viz
Slaikis buSiQS panaikintas.
SakOma. kad dirbtuviQ Off
suose jau Senai iSdirbami tai
atmainai plenai. TOmiS dienO-
mis- New YOrkan suvaziuOsiQ
plienO dirbtuviu vir$ininkai il
tuos plenuS paruOSiQ igyven-
dinimui.
Siandie plienO dirbtuv6Se
Cia 10000 darhininkQ dirba
ilgaS valandaS. Bet kuomet bus
iveStOS parole tryS permainoS
po s valandaS, kOmpanijoms
prisieiS paimti darban 10000
darbininkQ daugiau.
PraneSta, kad tomiS dieno-
mis- Chicagoje bus pIienO kor-
poracijOs virSininkaS Gary.
Jis paSkelbSiqS nauiuS darbui
plenus il tie pIenai kuovei-
klaus bus vykdomi cia IL XII
tur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
SUV, v. VYRIAUSYBE LIN
KSTA PRIZE TALK
NINKU.
Pranesta Vokietijai, kad j pill
dytu taikos salygas.

Washington, Bal +. Maui
jos S. V. vyriausyb6s uzrube-
zineje politikoje nusistatymas
darosi Wis aiskesnis, ypaG Yer
sailleso taikos sutartties zvil-
gsniL
Tomis dienomis paaiSk6jo
du svarbiuoju daiktu.
Pirmiausia Suv. Valstijos
Vokietijai per savo komisijo-
nieriQ Berlyne pasiuntG notq,
kurioje sake, idant Vokietija
nesiremtQ nepatvirtinimu su-
tarties Sllv. Valstijomis, kad
tue keliu iSsisukti nuo prigu-
linGio karo atlyginimo il tai
kos salygu pildymo,
Pasakyta, jog Suv. Valsti-
jos visuomet pasitiki Vokieti-
ia, kad j pokarines salygas
pildys pilnai.
Be to, prezidentas Hardin
gas praeita sestadieni ilgai'
konferavo su senatoriu Knox.
Sakoma, tartasi apie taikos
rezoliucija ir nutarta kuovei-
kiausia pfavesti ta rezoliucija.
Reiskia, teknikaliu zvilgsniu
karas su Vokietija bus pasis
.baiges. Bet materijaliu Suv.
Valstiios, matyt, perkratys
Versailleso sutarti, tik jokiuo
'budu nepalengvins Vokietijai,
kuri turi pasiimti atsakomybe
luz kara.
Prancuzijos specials pasiun-
tinys Viviani Gia smarkiai
darbuojasi. Jis, sakoma, pasi-
ketines sutikti panaikinti kad-
If Tautos sajjunga, bi tik Suv.
Valstijos patvirtintQ kitas
Prancrzams svarbias ,taikos
sutarties dalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
KAROLIS IsKELIAUSIAS
ISPANIJON.
-Apie jo apleidima Ungarijos
nera tiHu ziniu.

Paryzius, Bal. 4. = Pasak
gautu ziniQ, buvusis impera-
torius Karolis Steinamanger
tur6jo apleisti kaip vakar II
per Italijq iSkeliauti Ispani-
jon.
lSakoma, Ungarijos vadai j
intikine, jog be jo sutikimo
jie nepasirinksia karaliaus.
Sake, jie bevelytQ kafalium
tur6ti If j pati, bet tam zy-
giui priesinasi talkininkai.
Anot kitQ ziniq, buvusis
imperatorius per Austria Is
keliaujas sveicarijon.
Is tu ziniu kol-kas nei vic
ma nepatvirtinama.
Budamas Steinamanger'yj Vi
Karolis pasirodes dideliu I'm
garijos patrijotu. Jis skunde-
81, kad sveicarJoje gyvenda-
mas jis negalis gauti tinka-
mo Ungaro virejo, kurs gale
tQ gaminti jam ungariskus
valSius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

Suveniskis, Rokiskio apskr.
Sis miestelis stow prie pat
dirbtuviQ paciu darbininkq is
mesti, kai-kur norejo juos
apdauzyti. Nepri-
.sidejus darbininkams, vien-tik
ivairiu barzdasIuciu ir zydp
.siQv6ju buvo permazai prade-
ii sukilima.
Prize to milicija prizes kelias
.dienas atrado kai-kuriose vie
-tose dinamito, prokliamaciju
If ginklq. Pas viena lauka ra-
do 120 granatq. Tapo tad SUI
.imta daug komunistQ atkelia-
vusiq is Rusijos ir Vokieti-
jos.
Kuomet atejo Vasario Is d.
darbininkai atsisake dalyvau-
I'll sublime; tiktai ivairiose
vietose atrasta slapti susirin-
kimai. Suimtujp tarpe dau-
giausia buvo zydu. Mazas
nuoSimtis buvo LietuViQ. Ma
toma tad, kas nori musu val
stybe prazudyti. zydu, Lenku
.ir kitu tautu komunistai, o
.musiSkiai Lietuviai. jiems ber-
.nauia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
VAIDINS VIESPATIES
KANcIA 1922 NJ.
Oberammergau,

Oberammergau, Bavaria
(Vokietija), Bal. +. = Sito
miesGiuko senesnieji gytento-
jai nusprend6 VieSpaties kan
cia vaidinti 1922 metals.
Paskutiniu kartu tasai did
zziai indomqs vaidinimas buvO
ivykes 1910 metals. Paskui
turejo but vaidinta 1920 me-
tais. Bet karo aplinkyb6s ne
leido- tai atlikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
lrumuose mazame kambaryje,
pirmaiame augste.

fQmuOSe Ildhdllle kdlllpdl yJe,
pirmajame augste.
Karolis nuejo nurodytan
kambarin. Tenai jis labai drau
gingai pasveil1ino regenta. Is
kiseniaus iSsiem6 augsciausia,
Ungarijos militarine dekoraci-
ia - Marijos Teres6s orderi-
kryziu, IL prisege admiroltli
prize krutinas.
Admirolas pridmd l1ryziQ,
bet drQsiai pasake, kad jis ne
turis moro ir' palinkimo per-
duoti valdziq Karoliui. Ant
gallo pareiska, kad jis speko-
mis- pasipriesinsiqs, jei bus
m6ginama griauti siandienine
valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

AugStesniojo teismo klerkas
praneSa, -kad svetimSaliai 81
met skaitlingai iSsiima pile
.tyb6s rastus. Perniai Chicago
ie daug zmoniu naturalizavosi.
iSimet dar daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
KLAIPEDos UoSTAS LIE
Z, TUVOS REIKALAMS
PAVEDAMAS.

Is Paryziaus pranesama,
kad ambasadoriu lSonferenci
ia leido Lietuvai naudoties
Klaipados uostu prel5ybos tik-
slams, drauge su tue panai-
I1indama- buvusius iki siol
muito mokesGius del iSvezamQ
is Lietuvos prekiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

Kaunas. Bolsevikai-k i-komunis-
tai Kaune renge sukilima, ku-
ris turejo ivykti Vasario Is d.
Prizes ia diena ju agentai pra-
deio visur landzioti ir kursty-
ii darbininkus, bet buvo is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
MATfN1NKU sUsIR1NK1-
MAS.

Kovo 16 d., Kaune ivyko
Profesinas MantininkQ Sajun.
Cos metinis visuotinas susirin.
kimas. Pos6dziai atsibuvo ze.
mes Tvarkymo If Matavimo
butte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Petrosiai, siaulanu val. l9-
20 m. bulves kasant rasta dn
pinigeliu. Vienas 1861 m. su
,vytimi, visai panaSus j dabar-
TIM Lietuvos vyti; kitoje to
pinigelio puseie meska, ku-
RIOS ausys pakreiptos kairen
pusen. Antras pinig6lisc labai
nusitrynes.
seniau toj vietoj, kur pini-
:gelius RADIO, buvo didelis mis-
kas nukirstas, zema difbama
-ir zmop6s tankiai randa Sc
moves pinigu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05
Anglia Anglekasiq StreikO
ZnYplese
Graikams Nevyksta Puolimas
Turkijoje
GAL sTREIKUoS ANGLE
KAsIU sAJUNG1N1NKAI.
To bijosi Anglu vyriausybe,

Londonas, Bal. +. - Del an
glekaSiu streiko AnglijoJe pa
d6tis arSdja IL todel ,vyriausy-
be imasi drastiniQ priemoniQ,
kokios aug$ciau buvO supple
nuotos ir patieS parlamento
patvirtintoS. Mes vyrlausybe
senai buvo nujautuSi angleka-
siQ streikQ.
Regento parke suorganizuo-
ia maiSto stotys, is kuriQ Lon
donas bus apruplnamas malS-
tn. Be to, plenuojamas jau
vieSkeliais suSisiekimams, jel
kartais gelezinkeliais vazin6-
jimas butu sutrukdytas.
Sulaikyti visi pertekliaus II
ekSkurSijp traukiniai. Papras-
tQju pasazieriniQ traukiniQ va
zin6jimaS bus SuSiaurintas.
Bijomasi kitu streiko..
AnglekaSiu Organizaciia V
Ia >sqjungoje Su dviem kitom
svarbiOm ir didel6m organi-
zacijom, hutent, gelezinkelie-
Gip ir transportQ darbininku.
ViSos trys Sitos organizacijoS
yra sudarusios trilype sajun-
ga If pasizad6jusios reikale ki-
tos kitaS remit kovoje uz bu-
Vi.
AnQdviejQ organizacijQ at
stovai ateinanti treciadieni tu-
res Gia susirinkima ir tarsis
apie Savo nusistatymq. Mano-
ma, kad tiedvi organizacijl
lnutars streikuoti.
Visi Anglijos darbininkai Y
IA nuOmon6s, kad anglekasiq
laim6jimas, tai visQ kitQ laim6
jimas. Anglekasiams praloSus
kova, tuomet visiems darbinin-
kams :butu mazinama uzmo-
kesnis be jokio klausimo.
Anglekasiai irgi darbuojasi
padaryti isravos savo sajun-
gininkes organizaciias, kad jos
prisid6tQ prize streiko. Mes be
tos pagelbos vienQ anglekasiQ
Streikui nebutQ pabaigos.
Mete darbus pumpuotojai.
iStreiko pad6tis paarSejo
kuomet pagaliau is6jo strei.
kan vandens pumpuotojai il
kit kasyklQ apsaugos dar:;
Ibininkai. Del to kaikuriOse
apskrityse mazesnes kasyklaS
jau uzlieja vanduo ir visas vi,
dus naikinamas.
| Spejama, kad vyriausybt
darban anglekasyklose pa
Sauks savanorius darbininkus
Yra kalbQ apie iurininkus
fStreikininkai su atsid9jimu te
!miiasi, kas Gie lures ivykti
Kai-kas tvirtina, jog sekant
savait6 Anglijai atneS steb6ti
my nuotikiQ.
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sienos su Latviais. zmonas la
bal nekantriai laukia, kada
pasibaigs, sienu ;klausimas II
kan jos teks, ar Lietuvai, ar
Latvijai. Manoma, Shame ruo-
zte gauti kick is LatviQ, nes
cia daugiau gyvena LietuviQ.
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P|NIGy kURsAs.

Svetimp saliu pinigq verte, mail
nant nemaziau $25,OOO, Baland. 2
buvo toha pagal Merchants LO-
an and Trust Co.:
AngIijos sterlihgg syarui 1892
Prancuzijos Sinful franku 6.94
1talijos Sinful liru 4.OG.
vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.61,
Lietuvos Sinful auksinp 1.61
Lenkiios Sinful markip II
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Klykuoliai, Mazeikiu apskr.
sio miestelio If apygardos gy-
ventojai padave prasyma Lie
trlvos valdziai, kad jjie nori
pasilikti prie Lietuvos, o ne
prize Latvijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

stribisks, Rietavo valsG.,
TelSiq apskr. Pas P. Kensmina
milicija rado slapta bravara ir
pa6m6. Vietos blaivqs Emo
mes, dziaugdamies ] dangq ke-
l9 rankas, d6kodami Dieyui,
uz tai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-05

vaigova, siauliu apskr. cia
susitvera valsciaus taryba is
u Smoniu, bet j silpnai yei-
kia, mes pateko j taryba ma
zai islayinti zmones. Rudeny-
se beveiR puse miestelio is
dege If nukentajo ldaugiausia
zydai.
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su admirolu.

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