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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
THE MOTT TRIAL

"O SIT back ill comfort and
 u watch fellow beings ln torment, deserved or otherwise, and derive pleasure from the spectacle seems to be a deeply rooted trait of human nature.
 On their holidays the old Ro- mans used to sit on the marble seats of the amphitheatre and watch men fight until the death of one of them occurred, the la dies lazily flaming themselves and commenting languidly on the grace, or lack of it, with which the loser surrendered hls life. At times, to vary the monotony, group of prison CTS were brought in and the audience watched them eaten by the lions.
 It was a pleasant recreation to men and women in the medieval ages to wander along streets lighted by the flames of burning men and women bound to poles and as they observed their tortures probably com menting on which ones burned the most briskiy and gave off the most light.
 Nothing drew greater crowd in France than the use of the guillotine and the struggles of its victims. The American h. dian never enjoyed himself so much as when watching the agony of some poor human un- dergoing those diaboliaal tor lures for the infliction of which the Indian had no super for, and it is not so many years ago that public hangings were drawing attraction.
 That this same spirit still ex- ists is evidenced by the crowds which daily flock to Golden Hill street and crowd the court for a chance to see and watch the principals in the Nott case.
 (9 Woo, olid pI pIol'oDlJ Io5 d wise provision which obliges trials to be open to the public but this fact does not excuse the abuse of the privilege. nor the poor taste which brings 8 crowd full of "the pruriency of curious ears," eager to note each vulgar or obscene detail ot the testimony, furnish an. audi enee to help feed a criminal's vanity, and gloat over each physical evidence of misery ex- hibited by the principals in this sordid case.
 It should be enough. for those whose official duties brine them in touch with the case tc see and hear and know it's de- tails, without the disgustine spectacle of this crowd whose very curiosity reveals the shallowness and vulgarity 0,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
the minds of which it is com

the nlnQS Ol WHICH it IS CoiIi- posed.
 A horrible thing occurred and certain ones are charged with being guilty of it. If the charge is proven a correspond ingly horrible punishment will be meted out. From beginning to end it is a serious matter, as serious as life and death, which it involves, and it would be well if the public were satis- fled 10 draw a decent veil over the whole matter and be satis- fled with the simple announce ment, at the end, that in so far as man is able to determine what justice is, it had been done.
 A much more creditable thing for the community to consider than the symptoms of misery visible in the prisoners pen and the witness box, is it's responsl- bility in the matter, for while the individuals must fully bear their responsibility, the com munity can not escape being re- spOnsible for conditions which allow such characters to de- velop and events to occur. It would be well for Bridge port to stop long enough to ask itself to what extent it is re- 2ponsible for the death Of the man who is dead and will share in the responsibility for the deaths of those who may die in consequence.
 Perhaps if Bridgeport had done its full duty there would have been no Mott case.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
EDITORIAL NOTES

Figures from the Medical Exam that during the first eleven months of 1920 there were three hundred and seventy-five deaths from acciden tai asphyxiation by gas, This sur prising number is principally due to defective rubeF tubing on heaters. With all the inventive ability in the gas jet it seems strange that some device should not be perfected which would reduce the list of fla taliies.
 After much discussion Philadelphia finally put into effect a seven cent President of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company predicted that fare higher than a basic five-cent rate would cut down the number of profit able short riders His prediction seems to be borne out by the fact that during the month of December just past, the company carried three million and a half less passengers than in the same month a year ago
 1t is pretty well established that as soon as fares on street railways gc above five cents riding drops off very 1 rapidly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
STRATFORD POST AND AUXILIARY
 ELECT OFFICERS

A joint meeting Of the Anderson Dunn-Kockiss Post of the American Legion and it's Auxiliary of Stratford will take place on next Monday even ing in the Legion Hall.
 On last Monday night the Post elected officers for the new year. choosing Harold DeLacour for the first office of com nander; Donald Sammis for vice co1nander with Ed mund Wheeler as second vice com mander. Edward Barlow will be ad- jutant and finance officer which is equivalent to secretary and treasurer The members of the executive com mittee are pr. Chester Williams, James Buckley and Wayne Austin
 The women's society chose their officers last week. Mrs. Lucy Gar..er was elected president with Mrs. Ches- ter Williams as vice president, Mrs John Rietter as recording secretary Mrs. s. Y. Beach as treasurer and Miss Marion Wilson as corresponding secretary. The members of the ex- ecuuve committee are Mrs. Esther
 Menzie and Mrs. Emma Johnson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
FIX SERVICE MEN
 TO GET BENEFITS

The following were enlisted in the Navy today: Ex-service man. J. G. Dieter, 100 Randall street; c. H. Evitts. 19 Cedar street; S. Kerkes, Stratford; S. Taffe. Arsonia, and Bernard Halstead. Botsford.
 The Navy recruiting officer has re- ceiVed new orders concerning pre- vious service men. which is of inter- est, containing all the late informa- ton of benefits for exservice men only. Any man with previous service can get the above information by calling at the Navy recruiting office, 62 Cannon street, where it will be cheerfu1Iy given
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
TO MAKE REVELATIONS

Newport News, a., Jan. 6-L. R. Parker, local immigration inspector yesterday entered a formal order for the exclusion of Lord Mayor O'Cal- laghan, but Inspector Schumaker chief of the district with headquar- ters at Norfolk, was said to have rec commended that O'Calla ghan be per mitted to enter.
 The Cork mayor still declined to discuss his presence in the United States but Peter MacSwiney, brother of the late Terence MacSwiney who accompanied him, said they had
 some startling revelations to make before the committee of the Com mission of One Hundred which is in vestigating the Irish situation. Today there hung around the neck Of Lord Mayor O'Caua ghan the heavy ! gold chain which is said to have l been worn by lord mayors of Corl ] during the last 600 years Accordin. | to Peter MacSwiney, the chain wa
 not surrendered by his brother unti 1 the election of O'Canaghan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
AvIAToRS AT ACAPULCO.

Mexico City, Jan. 6-Eleven United States ayiators making flight to Panama. landed al Acapulco, state of Guerrerc. yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Their flight that far from the United States had been withou! ipcid ept
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
FOUR mENrIFyHoUGH.

The first into the Times office yes terday to identify the profile of Chas. E. Hough of the City National bank was Roger McGovern of 119 East Main street. Other well known identifiers who were close after him were Miss Jeanette Eadie of 177 Fair field avenue; M. J. O. Reilly. of 53 James street and F. H. Downs of 1889 Noble avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
FLASHES

Reduction of the appropriation bill by Congress means that II, 900 clerks must lose their jobs. There are now 9O,O0O clerks in Washington.
 Two raids by prohibition officers set rum valued at sS65,0O0 in New York.
 Expect rescued naval balloonists to reach New York by Saturday. Big throns waited to greet them at Cana dian post.
 Singer Sewing Machine Co.'S plant at Elizabeth, N. J.. resumed opera ton on a flve-day week basis
 The Department of Justice is en- deayoring to see if it cannot deal with the New Jersey pastor who eloped with young girl under the White Slave law.
 German opera sung in Paris for the first time since the war. Large al
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
FESE<.A- hS

They ban all kinds of freaks and claim the public seeks refinement and they dale take bearded dame the dogfd boy of and te lady, they claim right and make the public sights make the look they claim int fun living skeeton it isn't right take the sights longer please But disagree. fear. What would
 be? love people and
 think I'd add few freaks girl that's honest to tie such freaks seldom
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TO PAROLE LORD
 MAYOR STOWAWAY
(Continued from Page One !

(Continued from Page One.l made an appeal direct to the State Department in the hope that the ab- sence of a passport night not debar him from the United States. . ..
 Secretary Wilson's decision in O'Callaghan's case, it was indicated today by the Department of Labor officials will rest upon that of the department of state on account of the diplomatic character of the questions involved in O'Callaghan's entry into the country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

l a gain, the whole round of industry. from its foundation in agriculture
 and the mines, clear up through the ! manufacturers and the channels of | trade, will start moving quickly, in my opinion"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

Your identification must be in writing.
 It must Ee brought or mailed to The Times c lice.
 The person fnaking the first iden- tification under tic rules will be paid s1.0O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

Here is the profile of a won- an who should be well known in all sections of the city. Her work which is philanthropic, has very wide scope. She holds a responsible position under the direction of a big organiza tion- < Who is she?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

Advertise in The Times
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
C CHICAGOJE. H |
vAIN1KU DIENA.

Sventojo Kazimiero lietuvis-
kos kapin6s simet kitaip afro
do. Dailiai jos papuostos. Vi
sur pavyzdingoji tvarka. Ka-
PAL graziai apziureti.
VainikQ dienoje, Geg. 30,
suvaziavusiems ten Lietuviams
bus daug dziaugsmo pamatyti
dailius zolynus ant kapQ savo
mylimQjQ asmenQ.
Ia diena kapinese bus ge-
dulingosios pamaldos ne, tik-
tai uz palaidotus tuose kapuo-
Sc, bet IL uz visus Lietuvius,
zuvusius kovoje uz Lietuvos
laisve.
Laukiamas skaitlingas Lie
tuviu suvaziavimas. Rep.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Dukstai, Ezerenq apskr. Is
cia Lenkai pasiunte karuone-
ne prie Volietijos sienos, 0 cla
atsiunte SO zandarq is Pozna-
mes kraSto. Tie dar ziauresnL
kaip paprasti kareiviai: uz
paprasta zodi, ar jei pamato
Lietuviu kalba laikraStl - su-
ina zmogQ, kankina ir pap
rastai arba paleidzia, gave ge-
ra kySi, arba laiko kalejlme,
visai nenurodydami priezas-
eiu.
sios Sales dvarponiai vel
pakele nosis ir viesai sake,
kad Sis krastas animal liks
prie Lenku. I Briukselio pa
sikalbejimus (kaip jie JUGS va
dina), ziuri per pirstus, nes
sake, jei If pareikalautq, net
pats Zeligowskis, evakuacijos
.ty. apleisti sia Sail, tai musp
vaikai sukilsia prizes juos If
pasistengsia sudaryti "Istori-
ne Lietuvos if Lenku Rzecz-
pospolita cd moza do moza."
Ir prideda, kad ir Varsava
negalesianti suvaldyti "Vidu-
rinles Lietuvos" mes jie esq tt
kri, kad patys pasiustieji Var
savos Rareiviai laikysia jq pu-
Sc.
Taip save ziamina dvarpo-
Mai, kad vietinius gyventojus
patraukus prie saves, Lenkai
griebiasi ivairiQ priemonipl.
Stai Braslavos "starosta"
(apskrities virsininkas). auto
mibiliu vazineja po valseius ir
kinematografu demonstruoja,
kaip Lenkai .priessinasi Vokie-
CLANS Angst. silezijoj ir kaip
Lenkai krikStija Lietuvius.
paskaita, neziurint visq valdi-
ninku If zandaru pastangq,
atvykdavo labai mazai, wen
miestelenai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PoLICIJA NUzUDE NE
KALTA zMOGU.

Suprantamas daiktas kad
ChicaSos pilieciq nepasitenki-
nimai policijos pasielgimu pa
didejo, kuomet policmonai vie
toje piktadariQ ina saudyti
nekaltus zmones.
Uzvakar nakti policija nuzu-
de visai nekalta zmogQ, stu
vamQjQ masinQ agenta, John
W. Gooney, 80 M, 4736 So.
Paulina gat., jam bevaziuojant
automobiliu.
Policija teisinasi, jog nabas-
ninko automobilius buves be
Syiesq If jis saukiamas sus-
toti nepaklause. j nusove de
tektivas, civiliais rpBais apsi-
taises. Gooney, rasi, detektiva
buvo palaikes kokiuo uzpuo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
VEJAs NUPUTEs 10 AUTO
MOBILIU.

Uzvakar vakare Joseph Ha-
ley, kurs gyvena ant kampo
Roosevelt Road ir Cicero ave.,
parvaziavo su lengvu savo au-
tomobiliu. Tuo metu pakilo
didele vetra. Jis automobiliQ
paliko gatveje If pats inejo !
savo namus.
Prauzus vetrai Haley isejo
laukan If nerado automobl-
liaus. Pamane, kad smarkus
v6jas j kur nubloske. Nefa-
des, pranese policijai.
Matyt, jam inejus vidun, jo
automobiliu turejo kas kitas
nuvaziuoti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
MoRoKKoJ PAKILo RE-
VOLIUCIJA.

Madridas, Ispanija, Geg. 26.
Vietos laikrasciai paskelbe
depeSa is Ceuta, Morokko. Sa-
koma, jog emiras Abdel Ma
lil1, turis 5000 infanterijos il
40 raiteliQ, gerai organizuotq
il apginkluotQ, pakGle puoli-
ma prizes Prancuzus ties Folla-
gino il Formal.
Pakilo smarki kova. Prancu-
zai tvirtina, jog emiras prara-
des 400 nukautais ir suheis-
tais. Teciau nepalioves veiki-
mo prizes Prancuzus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PRoTEsTAs.

Lietuviu KatalikQ Jaunimo
Sajungos A. Panemunes kuo-
pos visuotinas nariQ susirinki-
mas, isklauses pranesimo apie
Liet. MokytojQ profesines So
jungos konferencijos nutarina
prasalinti tikybq is pradeda-
mQiQ mokyklQ, vienbalsiai is
nese sia rezoliucija: "Mes
A. Panemunes kuopos Pavasa-
rininkai griesGiausiai protes-
tuojame prizes uzgaunanti kick
vieno kataliko jausmus nuta=
ri1na, j pasmerkiame If rel
kalaujame, kad tikyba mokyk-
lose butu destoma."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
DUBLINE sUDEGINTA
MUITINE.
Kaltinarni sinn-feineriai.

Londonas, Geg. 26. Al
rijos sostineje Dubline sudeg6
puosnus muitines bustas.
DepeSoje is to miesto pa
zzymima, kad uz tai kaltinami
sinn-feineriai.
Gaisras pakilo po pusiau-
dienio. Liepsnos antkart pra-
simuSG keliose vietose ir ap-
siaut6 visa busta, kurs visai
sunaikintas. Viduje buve EMO
nas vos suspajo issigelbeti.
Kalbama, jog gaisras pakel-
tas su bombomis.
Tai buvo graziausias bus.
tas visame mieste. 10 pastaty-
dinimas atsi6jes milijonas sva-
III sterlingQ. :
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
Tai viSai Naujas SajungininkQ
SumanymaS
VOKIEGIAI SAUGOJA ST
LEZIJOs SIENA.
Prezidentas tuo tikslu paskel-
be proklamaeija.

Berlynas, Geg. 26. - Kuo-
met AugStosios Silezijos APP
saugos milicija pak6l6 prizes
Lenkus "maiStininkus" puO-
lima, juos pasekmingai atbloS-
Ike il isteig6 stiprQ frontQ IL
ni.ioje Rosenburg, Annaberg II
Ratibor, tuojaus prasidGjo po-
litinG kova VokieciQ su Pran-
.cuzais su tikslu, idant Vokie-
Ciai neatkovotQ tOs prOvinci-
jos.
IndOmiausias daiktas tai taS,
kad tai VokieciQ apsaugos mi
liciiai voikiant prieS Lenkus
vadOvavo AnglQ arnijos ma
joras Heating il Vokietijos ar
mijos leitenantas gen. Hoefer.
Po to LenkQ supliekimo,
kurs atliktas su AnglQ zinia,
bet nieko nezinant paciai Vo-
kieGiQ vyriausybei, Prancuzai
pak6l6 baisQ trukSmQ prizes
Vokietija. Tai negalimas daik-
taS. kad jQ globoiami Len
l1ai taip skaudziai butQ muSa-
mi.
Vokictijos prezidentas Ebert
paskelb6 proklamacijq, idant
.nei viena Vokieciu militarin6
.organizacija neineitQ Silezijon
ir tenai saugotuSi veikti prizes
.SQiungininkQ nora. Kiekvienai
tokiai organizacijai pagrumo-
ia aStriOmis bauSmGmis uz ne
paklusnumq.
Vokietijos skaitlingoji poll
CHA vietomis prad6jo saugo-
ii AugStosios Silezijos sienas.
Jai isakyta nuginkluoti visus
VokieGiQ burius, kurie megin-
tn ineiti tos provincijos pie
biscito zonon.
Vokietijos uzsieniQ reikalQ
ofisas, be to, paskelb3, jog Au-
gStosios Silezijos pasieniuose
nesama jokios federal6s karuo-
menes arba milicijos. Ir jei ko-
kie organizuoti burial veikia,
tai tas daroma vyriausybei ne
zinant.
Gal patys AugStosios Silezi-.
jos gyventojai susiorganizavo
prizes Lenkus. Bet su tue Vo-
kietijos vyriausyb6 nieko ben
dra neturinti. Tuos burius ga
Ii patvarkyti patti Sajunginin-
Ikq plebiscito komisija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
MENKA Willis.

Pranesta, jog esanti visai
menka Wits susitaikinti sta
tydinimo namu kontrakto-
riams su darbininkais. Pasta
riejji nesutinka, kad jiems uz-
mokesnis turetp but mazina-
ma. Gi kontraktoriai stipriai
laikosi savo pozicijos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PINlGy kuRsAs.

Svetimu saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemazziau $25, 900, Geguzes 25
buvo toha pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Angliios sterlingu svarui S.93
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 8.79
Italijos Sinful lirp SCI
Vokietijos Sinful markip 1.66
I,ietuyos Sinful auksinp 1.66
Lenhiios Sinful marldq ,1s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
MASKVOS GYVENTOJAI
BADMIRIAUJA.
BET BoLsEvIKU vADAI
VISUoMET YRA soTUS.
Kremliuje jie turi daug maisto.

Ryga, Geg. 26. = Maskvos
gyventojai badmiriauja, Trum-
poi ateity gall prasid6ti tik-
ras badas. Mes valstieGiai atsi-
sake parduoti savo javus. Jie
sake, mazai jaw turi If tie
reikalingi s6klai.
Lenino isakymas atgaivinti
pirmiau varzoma liuosa pirk-
lyba miestQ su sodziais mazai
gelbsti miestq gyventojams.
Miestuose kaip nebuvo, taip
n6ra maisto.
BolSeviku valdzia pirmiau
tur6jo vflties gauti maisto
Kaukaze. Bet ia Wits pragai-
SO. Kaukaze bolSevikQ prieSai
sunaikino milijonus pudQ viso-
kin jaw. Tai padar6, idant tie
javai netektu bolSevikams.
EkonominiQ reikalQ sovietas
Maskvoje paskelb6, jog walls
tyb6 toliau atsisako duoti mai
Sto visQ miestQ gyventojams
il net patterns sovietQ darbi-
ninkams. Tasai isakymas ne
paleGa tik Maskvos, Petrog-
RADIO, KrOnStadto ir Ivanovo-
Voznesensko.
BOlSevikai pazada kick mai
sto parupinti tik sunkius dar-
bus dirhantiems darbininkams
if vaikams. Visi kit zmones
turi eiti ! sodzius elgetautq ar
ba pl6StQ.
Prad6jus Ba1andzio m6nesiu
sunkiai dirbantiems darbinin-
kams teGiau sumazinta mais-
to dalis. Kas savait6 vienam
zmOgui sliriama tik vienas
svaras duonos. Darbininkai tu-
II badmiriauti.
BolSevikQ valdzia sakosi ne
galinti is niekur gauti uztek-
tinai maisto.
Bet zinomame Maskvos Kre-
mliuje, kur armotomis ir kul-
kasvaidziais apsistates gyve-
na Leninas su visQ legionu
bolSevikq komisarq, maisto y
IA uztektinai. Tenai sandeliai
uzkrauti maistu. Kaip Leni-
mas, taip jo visi satelitai ne
jauGia alllio- Kremliun daug
maisto atvezama is Pabaltijos
valstybiQ. Maista siuncGia boil
Sevistiniai agentai. Dazniausia
dideliais bagazais, neva uzsie-
niQ diplomatams, kad tue bu-
du paslepti nuo darbo Emo
niQ teisybe.
Bet zmones tas paslaptis III
no ir Wis dar kencia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
TUREJo, sUNKIA KELIoNF'

Washington, Geg. 26.
Prezidentas Hardingas turejo
sunkia kelione gryGtant jam
is New Yorko garlaiviu May
flower.
Garlaivl pagavusi haisi au-
dra, per kuria vos prasimusta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
MCCALL ISPLAUKTI MAU-
RETANIA.

Southampton, Anglia, Geg.
26. - Garlaivio Mauretania
isplaukimas j Amerika truk-
domas del trukumo angliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
UzDARYTA DAUGIAU 5 sA-
LIUNAI.

Teisejo Landis isakymu va
kar Chicagoje uzdaryta dar
daugiau 5 saliunai uz perzen-
gina prohibicijinio istatymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27

liku.
PoIicijos virsininkas perso-
naliai veda tardymus apie ta
nuotiki. Mes tai ne pirmukart
pasitaiko policijai tokiq "klai-
dQ."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PREzIDENTAs BUS ANNA
POLY.

Washington, Geg. 26.
Birzelio 2 d. PREF. Hardingas
bus Annapoly. Baigusiems ka-
ro akademijq dalins diplomus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PRIIMTAS VISUOMENES
NAUDOS BILIUS.

Springfield, ILL.,, Geg. 26.
Vakar zemesnieji legislatures
rumai pri6m6 gubernatoriaus
Small visuomenes naudos BIZ
liQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
sUMAzINTA UzMoKEsNIs.

New York, Geg. 26. = Au-
dekIiniu skryb6liQ 5000 darbi-
ninku sumazinta uzmokesnis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
zUvo DU LAKUNU,

Madridas, Geg. 26. - Arti
Badajoz zuvo du 'Ispanijos ar
mijos lakunu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
DAUG sILUMos.

Decatur, Ill, Geg. 26. = W.
vakar Gia termometras rode
96 laipsnius Silumos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
PER 80 METU SILEzIJA
TURF BUT KONTRO-
LIUOJAMA.
Ir tik paskui padalinta Woke
CLANS ir Lenkams.

Paryzius, Geg. 26. - Cia
sugalvotaS naujas plenas Au-
g$tosiOs SilezijoS likimui.
SqiungininkQ paskirta ko-
misija turi kOntrOliuOti tQ pro-
vincijq per 80 metp. Pra6jus
tam laikotarpiui j turf but
padalinta VOkieGiamS If Len
kams, paSiremiant buvuSio pie
biScito pagrindais.
Kalbama, kad tQ sugeStijQ
yra pakGle Anglijos diploma
tai. kuOmet suSidurta Su pal
niava patvarkyti tq provincijQ.
Pramatomas orlando laimeji-
mas.
ST antradieni pagaliau prem
jeraS BRAND kalb6jo parIamen-
te Silezijos klauSimu. Jis pa
rei$k6. kad OkupuOti Ruhr ap-
skriti neSama reikalO. Mes Eo-
kietiios vyriausyba sntinka pil
dyti visas jai paduotas sally
gas.
BRAND sake, jog iis daug pa
sitikiS nauiu Vokietijos kane
lieriu DR.. Wirth. BRAND kan
cIieri pavadino sQziningu Emo
Gumi.
Ne viSi parIamontO atStovai
Sutiko su 10 nuomone. BuvO
kcliama daug trukSmO. Visgi
pramatoma, kad premjeroS
laim6s parlamentO pasitik6ji-
ma.
Sutiko sipsti maista.
Gauta ziniu, kad VOkietijoS
vyriauSybt Sutikusi su Pranci-
los i$rPikStaiS morals kuOYei-
klaus AugStojon Silezijon pa
SiQ$ti maisto il pinigQ apmo-
k6ti darbininkus.
Kaip vakar, sakoma, dalis
maisto jau pasiQsta. Maisto
If pinigQ ten padalinima kon-
troliuos Sqjmgininku plebisci-
tine komisija.
Lenkus "apemusi baime."
Is VarSavos pFaneSta, jog
LenkQ ministeriQ kabinetas tu-
rtjes Speciale sesija, kuomet
gauta ziniQ, kad Vokieeiai Au-
gStoie SiIezijoje supliek6 Len
kus "maiStininkus''. Disku-
suota visa pad6tis.
UzsieniQ reikalQ minister's
Sapieha paskelb6 atsistatydini
ma. Teciau Pilsudski su tue
nesutiko. Taippat premjeras
Witos paragino Sapiehq neap-
leisti uzimamos vietOs, kOl ne
bus pabaigti reikalai Silezijos
klausimu.
PraneSta, jog LenkQ vyriau-
syb6 nusprendusi viska daryti,
kad tik nesusikirsti su Vokie-
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Kaunas. Gia nesenai paskly-
do zinia, kad bevezant is sto-
ties i viena Kauno banka bu-
We pavogta trys milijonai aux
sinq tukstantinemis. tn pavog-
tn pinigu numeriai buve ban
XIII zinomi If jie paskelbti e
sa neturinGiais vertes. Todel
kaikurios istaigos nepriimine-
ia tukstantiniq No. 327, 7,001 iki
329,000 ir 335,001 Xxi $4,000.
Bet daugumui zmoniu tie nu-
meriai nera zzinomi, jiems bus
ibrukamos tukstantines paml-
metals numerals ir taip pavog-
tus bankai pinigus lures su-
mok6ti nieko nekalti Lietuvos
pilieciai pas kuriuos atsiras
netikrais paskelbti pinigai, jei
tikrai taip yra paskelbta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
NAUJAUSIOS zIN|OS.

PARYzIUS. Prancijos
vyriausybe paskelbe demobili-
zacija nesenai pasauktu karei-
viauti 1919 metu atsarginip.
Taipgi paskelbe, jog j atsisa-
ko moro okupuoti Vokietijos
apsk1iti Ruhr. Be kitko nu-
tarta paliuosuoti is karuome-
mes visus vedusius kareivius.
Rhine fronte bus palikta
nedaug karuomenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. = 'Senatas
vienbalsiai prieme senatoriaus
Boraho pagaminta rezoliucija.
Taja rezoliucija prezidentas
Hardingas autorizuojamas pa
kviesti konferencijon Anglia
ir Japonija nesiginklavimo jul
rose klausime.