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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
MIESTUoSE VIENA TREG
DAL1S GYVENToJQ.

Washington, Kovo 3O- -
Apskaityta, kad daugiau kaip
trecdalis visp Suv. Valstijp
gyventojQ gyvena miestuose,
turinciuose $4,000 ir augSeiau
zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
DIDI vETRA NEW YoRKE.

New York, Kovo 80. = Cia
il apylink6se uzvakar siaut6
baisi v6tra. V6sula vert6 stul-
pus, rove medzius SUI Sakni-
mis-, drask6 namQ stogus. Dau-
giausia nukent6jo Brooklynas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
ATSAUKIAMA KARUOME-
NE Is ARMENIJOS.
Konstantinopolis, Kovo 80.

Konstantinopolis, Kovo 80.
TurkQ nacijonalistq val
dzia savo skaitlinga karuo-
meme atSaullia is Arm6nijos.
$4,000 TurkQ is Erzerumo srl
paskuba marsuoja j Anatolija.
Angoroj ir apylinkese pas
keEbta karo ,padetis If mobi-
lizuojami visi vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
PINGy kuRsAs.

svetimu Saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Kovo %
buvo tokia pagal Merchants LO-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlmgp svarui 1892
Prancuzijos Sinful franku e.s4
ltslijos Sinful lirp 4.o6
voEictijos Sinful markiu 1.59
Lietuvos Sinful auksinu 15s
Lenkijos Sinful markip II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
Eisleben aprimo.

Halle, Vokietiia. kovo 30
EiSleben viSai aprimo, kuo-
met ta mieStQ pa6m6 Savo kon-
trol6n pOlicija.
Is BitterfeId praneSta, kad
tenai kommiStQ Sukilimas nu-
malSintaS.
Arti SangerhauSen Sarvu0-
taS darbininkQ traukiniS buvo
sulaikytas il ivyko kova. Ke-
leta> zmoniQ nukauta ir <uzei-
sta.
Paciame Halle taippat ra-
mu. Bet laukiamas komunistQ
puolimaS.
Cia patti policija tvirtina,
kad komunistai toll grazu dar
nenumalsinti il laukiami nau-
il susir6mimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
IsNAUJO GAUS DARBO A.
PIE 5000 DARB1N1NKV.

Toledo, O., Kovo 3o> cia
Overland automobiliq dirbtu-
vel atnaujinami darbai. Su a
teinaneiu pirmadieniu gaus
darba daugiau 5000 darbinin-
ku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
Baltimore, Md.

Baltimore, Md. = Apskai-
tyta, kad cia vakar katedrQ,
kur yra kardinolo Gibbonso
kunas, aplanke maziausia 30
600 zmoniq. Skaitlingai suva-
ziuoia dvasiskija ir pasauli-
Mai zmon6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
ROKIsKIO APsKRITIEs
KRIKscIoNIU DARBI-
N1NKU sAJUNGU
SUVAzIAVIMAS.

|
Epac pamyIttas bolSevikQ. Kai,
po stovintis arti Rusu sienos
,jis, turi butt, jiems atrodo y
patingai svarbus. Jiems, Zinc
a,svarbu, kad sum9nius pulti
lantrukart Lietuva, pasieny
liiltg riauSiQ ir nebutu pasi-
prieSinimo. Is Rokiskio APPS
krities iSeidami bolsevikai yra
palike 100 tukstanGiu rubliu
agitacijai darbininku tarpe,
Pinigai buvo vieno NUNS Zinc
mo zmogaus rankose, kurs da-
bar, amnestija suteikus, dirba
net valdzios istaigoje. Bet u5
tuos pinigus ir uz isviliotus
nuo paGiu darbininku skatikus
isisteige RokiSky legale Profe-
sine Sajunga, kuri TRIUMPH lai-
ku buvo sutraukusi apie 1000
nariQ. Vadovauja, zinoma, boil
Sevikeliai joje, kaip ir visur
kitur.
zadet zada daug, bet galQ-
gale darbininkai patys 6me sa-
kyti, kad is jos "nei velnio
negauname". =
Profesine Sajunga tik tick
padare, kad paskutiniame su-
vaziavime nutare nesideti prize
Lietuvos, nuo Lenkq dvarinin-
1kq gynimo darbo. Socijalde-
mokratas Pwtnas, pirma no
liai remes Profesine Sajunga,
liko iSsvilptas, kuomet pasiql6
d6tis prie to darbo, kuri varo
darbininku sunQs savo galvas
guldydami.
Matydami tai visa, Rokiskio
rimtesnieji darbininkai sudara
visos apskrities darbininku SUI
vaziavima, Sausio % d. 1921
m.
Suvaziato darbininkai ir jQ
atstovai is, Panemunio, Pane
munelio, Abeliu, Kamaju, Ju-
zintu, SkapiSkio, OnuSkas, Ro-
kiSkio If kitq apskrities dva-
ri.
Didele "Blaivybes" sale,
talpinanti virs 300 zmoniq, bu-
vo gruste prigrQsta.
Dienotvarke buvo labai j.
vairi If idomi, taip, kad is to-
Ii atvyke darbminkai nuo pu-
siau pirmos iki pusiau 8 val.
vakaro, turejo pakankamai
svarstytinu dalyku. Reikia nu-
sistebeti patvarumu atvykusiQ
atstovQ, kurie ilga posedi be
pertraukos iStvere iki gallo.
IS praneSimp is vietu paai-
skejo, kad apskrityje Kriks-
cioniu DarbininkQ Sajungu
(Darbo Federacijos skyriQ) e
sama: Panemunyje, Panemu-
nelly, Abeliuose, Pandely, Kvie
tkuose, Cedasuose, Onusky, A
lnystoje il Rokisky- Geriau-
siai yeikia Rokiskio skyrius,
tprls apie 200 nariQ. Per pora
menesiQ gyvavimo turejo apie
1900 auks. pajamu, susaukes
pora susirinkimu paskaitq,
darbininku vaikams vakareli
(dykhi). Beto, dawes nariams
ivairiu informacijp If paramos
jQ teisetuose reikalavimuose.
Politikos pranesima dare
Steig. Seilno rarys Jocys.
aDarbininku atlyginino klau-
simu nutarta kreiptis j APPS
krities Taryba If Seima, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
Netu1ima karuomenes.

Taigi sumanymai talkinin-
kams CANA svarbus. Tam tiks-
.lui teGiau yra reikalinga skai-
tlinga karuomene.
Prancuzija dalis savo arml-
Jos demobilizuoja. Ir jei prisl-
eitp vykinti tuos sumanymus,
-prisieitQ iSnaujo PrancuzamS
mobilizuoti karuomene. Mes
Anglai tam tikslui neduotQ
reikalingos kiekybes koruome-
n6s.
Reikia atsiminti, kad nauja
Prancuzuose mobilizacija susi-
durtu su astriausiais protes-
tais. Vyrai nenori kareiviauti,
nenOfl KafO, neSutlnKa Sll SaNO
vyriausyb6s nusistatymu.
Nera ktokiu priemoniu.
Bet kitaip vertus, kitokiq
priemoniQ tue tarpu neturima
palauzti Vokietija. Gi ja pa
lauzti butinai reikia, neziu-
rint is to galimu kilt pasek-
miu. Mes talkininkanls, tue la
bjaus Praneuzams, verkiant
reikalingi pinigai.
pT.ATINKITE "DRAUGA.."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31

oRAs. = siandie apsiniau-
Ike; vakare If ,rytoj gall but
lietaus ir salciau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
APGALVOJAMOS PRTEMO-
Mes SUKLUPBYTI VO-
KIETIJA.

KIETIJA.
Tas daugiausia apeina Pran,
cuzams.
Wiesbaden, Vokietija, Kovo
SO. - Maycnce'o mieste tai
kininku militariniai autorite-
TAI tvirtina, kad talkinin-
kai, ypaG Prancuzai, pavarto-
sia kuoaStriauSias priemoneS
suklupdyti Vokietija, jei pasta
roii trumpet ateity.i nepaten-
kins talkininkQ paduotu jai
karo atlyginimo reikalavimu.
Vienas oficieras pareiske,
kad svarbiausias talkininkQ
veikimas nebuS Ruhr apskri-
It's. Bet AugStoji Sileziia, kur
VokieGiai negali atsidziaugti
plebiscito laim6jimu.
Nepatenhnamos priemones.
Kiekvienas gall pripazinti,
sake tas oficieras, kad Londo-
no konferencijoje nutartos
priemon6s prizes Vokietijq pa
Sirod6 nepatenkinamos.
Talkininkai uzem6 didesniuS
Vokietijos plotusN tas tiesa.
Bet Vokietija is to nieko ne
daro. Tuo tarpu ir patys talki-
ninkai niekO nepelno. VOkie-
tia posenovei m6gina iSSiSn-
kindti il jai vyksta tas da-
ryti.
Pagal Siandieninio talkinin-
ku nusistatymo, VOkietiJa stl-
praia apsiginimo If priesini-
mosi dvasioje. Talkininkams
nera iokios naudos.
Keturios priemones.
Talkininkuose, ypac Pran-
cuzuose, apgalvojamos ketu-
rios priemon6s, kaip veiklatl
palauzti Vokietijos atkaklu-
ma.
Pirmiausia paimti kontro-
len AugStqjq Silezijq, k1~los
.atgavimu FOkletlJa lapal
dziaugiaSi.
Paskui okupuoti daugiau te-
ritorijQ Ruhr klony.
~Ioliau - uzimti miestus
Frankforta. Darmstadta ir.
Mannheima.
Pagaliau atskirti (izoliuotD
Prussia nuo pietines Vokieti-
jos.
Neturima karuomenes.
Taigi sumanymai talkinln-
kams CANA svarbps. Tam tiks-
.lui teGiau yra reikalinga skal-
tlinga karuomene.
Prancuzija dalis savo arml-
Jos demobilizuoja. Ir jei prisl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
NAUJAUSIOS zINlOS.

Chicago. Buvusioje West
Side ekspliozijoje zrlvo 8 Emo
nds. Pavojin9ai suzeista apic
40. Vedami tardymai. Sake
ma, kad w. Singer IL N. Scha-
FER kompanijoS sandeIy, ku-
riS sunaikintas ekspliozijos
Q427-29 SO. Halsted gat.),
buvo sukrauta daugyb6 prize
moninoi uSnei medziagos. Ia
medziaga, tai juk plystancio-
j medziaga. Is jos turGjo pa
kilt ekspliozija. Tuo, tarpu
tokius sandelius laillyti mics
to ribose yra uzdrausta ista-
tymais. Sandelio savininkai
bus patrauilti teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
Komunistai pasidaVe.

Berlynas, Koyo 80. 40
kieGiQ vyriau>ybG >markiai e.
m6si malSinti komumiStQ SUI
kilimus vidurin6j NOkietijoj.
kur jie tomiS keliomiS dieno-
mis- kiekvienam iSi6d6 Iigi gy-
vojo kauIo.
MieSte Leuna vakar karuo-
meme Su pOlicija apSupO nit
rogeno iStaigQ, kur komunis-
tai per penkias dienaS lake
81 kaipo kokioj tvirtOv6j.
Eakar po trumpO Susir6mi-
mo jie buvo priverSti paSiduo-
ii.
Kuomet iSpradziQ prizes is
taigQ buvo pakeltaS puolimas,
kOmum>tal buvO m6glne prle-
SintieS, paSkui pabGgti. II kuo-
met pamat6, kad jiemS viSi
keIiai perkirSti, paSidavG be
joliQ >QlygQ.
Paimta 1000 komuniStu. IS
taigoie atraSta daugyb6 viSo-
kioS rQSieS ginklQ, amunici-
jos ir karo medziagoS-
Veikiai apsidirbo Amerikonai.
Coblenz, KOvo 80. - Divide
SimGiai AmerikoS militarin6s
pOicijoS vyrQ -6m6 keliolikQ
; minutQ nmal$inti sukiluSiuS
komumi>tuS Montadaure.
PirmiauSia huvO areStuoti
kOmuniStai vadai ir konfjS-
kuota daugyb6 jQ ra$tQ.
Daugiau sukilimQ nebuvo ir.
manoma, iQ nebus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.
By GENEEBYRNES

Du brohuku iseo zaisti Vienas turi zaisme ktas
Neturntis praso Jam duot zaismes r urntis be oo
sipriesinimon duoda anam savo zaisme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31

Viborgas. = Pranesta, kad
bolsevikQ karuomena Petrog
rade If apylinkese pradeda
nerimauti. Sakoma, karuome-
nei trQksta maisto. Be to, il
smarkiai smaugia Salts.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-31

University Of IIIIIIV1'
Library Or.
-
URBANA, ILL.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15

$3.50 PLAN PUT BACK
IN DISTRICT BILL
BY SENATE

The Senate today formally accept
ed the amendment to the District
appropriations bill restoring the
half-and-hslf fiscal plan.
Other amendments proposed by
the Senate appropriations subcom-
mittee, were adopted practically
without debate. Senator Harrison
later will attempt to amend the bill
In the section relating to automo-
bile licenses. He is In favor OF leg
islation which will provide for an
exchange OF licenses and an equal
ity OF treatment Of automobilists be-
tween the District OF Columbia and
the surrounding States.
Senator Harrison is also waging a
vigorous fight to incorporate in the
measure appropriations for the con
struction of school buildings. 1t Is
not likely. however. that the Senate
will overturn thS action already
taken by the appropriations subcom-
mittee.
Consideration by the Senate has
progressed at such a rapid rate that
II Is extremely likely the bill will be
passed before adjournment tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
Corpse Comes toLife;
Jokes on Undertaken

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 15.-Pro-
nounced dead OF heart disease on a
Pennsylvania train as IL passed
through Elizabeth bound from New
York for Atlantic City. and removed
to a baggage car on stretcher after
having narrowly escaped being put
in an ice box at Trenton, Joseph
Staub, sixty-eight. warmly greeted
members of his family at the railroad
station last night and waved away
an industrious undertake who met
the train to claim his body.
Staub had been absent from Amer
lea twenty-eight years, most OF the
time in Hungary. He reached New
York Thursday and started immedi-
ately for Atlantic city to join his
sons and daughters here. He was
met in New York by n daughter, Mrs.
Yvette Limver. When the train left
the Pennsylvania Station she took a
seat in the day coach and her father
went into the smoker.
Just as the train passed out OF the
Elizabeth station Staub half arose
frcm his seat, cried out hoarsely, and
fell back heavily. A physician on the
train tried every means Of resuscita-
tion without avail and said the man
was dead. a stretcher was obtained
and the supposed dead body was car
ried to the baggage car.
A train telegram was sent to a
Trenton undertaker TO be on hand to
receive the body there. but just as
the train reached the city the grief
stricken daughter got permission to
bring the body through to this city.
The train had pulled out OF Trenton
only few minutes when the bag
gage man thought he saw Staub's
right hand twitch. lie called the
physician again. and with the appli-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
INAUGURAL CHIEF
RELEASES WORKERS
Subcommittee Officially Notified
All March 4 Activities
Called Off.

Members of the subcommittees or
the inaugural committee today receiv-
ed formal notice from the executive
committee calling off all ceremonies
in connection with the inauguration
of President-elect Harding.
The notice read: "In compliance
with the expressed wishes Of Presi-
dent-elect Warren G.. Harding, all
ceremonies. including parade, etc, at
tending the inauguration of the Prcsi-
dent and Vice President on March 4.
1921, be abandoned. IT has been deter.
mined by this committee to cancel all
arrangements of every character for
that function.
THE inaugural committee there
fore finds 1t necessary to withdraw
all invitation to participate in the
ceremonies which 1t may have alreacy
issued.
edward r. MCLEAN, Chairman,
JESS w. SMITH, Secretary"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
KEEP PUPF|GHT
FOR D.C.:BONUS
Still Hope Provision for United
States Employees Will Pre-
vail in Congress.

The $240 bonus for Federal en-
ployes, knocked ont Of the legisia
tive, executive. and judicial appro-
priation bill in the House on a point
Of order by Congressman Blanton
of Texas, is only "scotcte5"-not
killed.
This is the opinion of Congress
sional leaders and members Of the
District committees, who are conf
dent the bonus provision will be re-
inserted in the measure before il
Genes out Of conference between
the two Houses.
RELY ON SENATE.
The first hope for the bonus.
which affects nearly all OF the
90.00O-odd Federal and District
clerks in Washington. lies in the
Senate, where II undoubtedly will
be approved Efforts. will be made
to reinsert the bonus provision when
the question comes up in conference
and IL this step fails. then there is
a final action that possibly will be
taken. Chairman Campbell. of the
House Rules Committee, will be re-
Qutsttu u TtpOTt out TuiS Ia
vorable to the bonus. and to pacify
Blanton an effort will made to in
clude in It's provisions the police
men and fremen of the District.
There was CONSERVATION in Gov
ernment departments yesterday when
1t was learned the bonus had been
knocked out of the Legislative bill.
out assurances were received from
friends at the Capitol that the sit
uation will be only temporary.
Members of the House District
Committee are comforting with lead
ers in the hope of reaching an
agreement by which the House may
accept the bonus il II is tackled onto
the bill in the Senate, course
which appears inevitable.
CHARGES "DOUBLE-CROsSING.'
Chairman Mapes OF the House Dis
trict Comittee, during the debate OF
the question in the House yesterday,
intimated the policemen and tiremen
had been "double-crossed" by Con-
gress.
ut was the understanding OF the
members of the District Committee
at the time the legislation was passed
Continued on Page 10. Column A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
SHIRE ON
ROYAL POLICE
British Make Arrest in WandS-
Worth-ConStabIe Shot in
Armagh Riot.

LONDON, Jan. ia band OF
men, believed by the authorities to
have been Sim Feiners or Sim
Fein sympathizers, opened fire on
the police at Wandsworth today.
One arrest was made. Wandsworth
is a suburb of London.
The police announced that they
had found bottles filled with gaso-
line at Wandsworth, and that they
believed the Sim Feiners intended
to set fire to big oil warehouse.
DUBLIN, Jan. ia band OF
armed men opened fire at Armagh
today, wounding a civilian and a
constable. No arrests were made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15

cation of smelling salts a noticeable
convulsion passed through the body.
A little later the corpse" began to
kick. Then Staub sat up, looked
about him and inquired what it was
all about.
He was able to walk with the as
sistance of his daughter after he had
alighted from the train here and
called out to n waiting undertaken
that he was a bit premature.
Staub has fully recovered. Excite
ment due to Joy in anticipation OF
meeting his family after such a long
separation was given by his physician
as the cause of the heart attack.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
Corned Beef Cabbage
Spurned By "Faster;;"
Hubby Still Unmoued

DANVILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-Mrs Sadie. Harrington
whom, according to her tale, God has directed eat
until her still unregenerate husband, Ernest Harrington,
Joins the church, and takes up ''preaching pro-
fession has resisted another strenuous effort by belev
ers'' to get her to partake of food
H. B. Tneman, her father, called Mrs. Harrington
on the forty yseventh day of Godmposed" fast bringing
with him the lure of corned beef and cabbage tempt his
daughter With frankly expressed impaence, Trueman ad-
dressed her.
God doesn't want you to starve Sadie. God doesn It
want any of us to go without food. Don't be fool.'
''God told to fast and I'm going to- replied Sadie
and Trueman departed.
Meanwhile the unregenerae husband remains mistaken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
Will Change Article X.

PARIS, Jan. 15.--The election Of
a representative assembly by tho
peoples OF all countries In the League
OF Nations aa an additional body In
the league Is urged in resolutions
adopted by tho league for organiza-
tion OF the League VI Nations.
The league conceded that Article Il
OF the covenant cannot stand -
written ..-. n =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
NIP OF WOOD ALCOHOL
COSTS SELLER $4,000

CHICAGO. Jan. Is. - Blindness
caused by wood alcohol was the
ground for verdict of 100000 dam
ages returned in circuit court in IA
vor of Sam Greenberg.
The award, which was said to be
the first of It's kind in Chicago courts.
was against the saloon partnership OF
Cohen & Akin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-15
MARRY YOUNG,
CLARA ADVISES
Only Fools Are DazzIed by
Money and Good Times, Says
lannon's Slayer.
BY MILDRED NORRIS,
International News Service.

Copyright. 1921. by the International New
Service.)
ARDMORE, Okla. Jan. 15.--In an
exclusive interview today-the first
given since her return from Mexico
Clara Smith Hamon bade girls tc
take a moral lesson from her life
The young woman who will soon
face a jury charged with the murder
of Jake L. Hamon. Oklahoma oil
king and Republican National Com
mitteeman, said with emotion:
HOME AND BABIES BEST.
Tf 1 had my life to Iive over
again would marry young and set
tie down In q little home with hus-
band and babies. A girl II . feol
who II daxzled by the glamour of
good times and money. II she de-
Aes the conventions of society she
must pay the price. and 1t IL a cruel
price, a. I can testify from bitter
experience.
ITO defy the moral laws laid
down BY society II like buttinE ones
head against . stone wall. 1t
brings nothing bat sorrow. There
arc many thOrns I'm q life of roses,
and the girl who is wise will choose
the life, comm onplace ~ IL may be-
that Eivcs her protection Of . home
herr
Then che added pathetically:
"My only sin was to love. As to
most women, love to me was every
thing. The love / felt was like q
consuming nre. 1t moved me like
an Irresistible forceD ii made me
endure things that brought revul-
sfons, and yet I grew stronger with
the years.
1T was love, I tell YOU" she said,
passionately. "Such a love cannot
be explained, nor can you explain
yourself when you feel such love.
The average woman, perhaps, does
not understand. The average wom-
an falls in love when she is young
and marries the man. She can't un-
derstand this love that made me a
helpless pawn in the game of life.
PAYING THE PRICE.
Let no one envy me the life I
led-it was not the life 1 had
dreamed. Other women have many
interests. All my interests were
bound up in the man 1 loved, and
now-welI, now I am paying the
price.
And all l want now" she con-
tinued, "is to forget-to be let
alone. / want to be able to appear
in public again without people look
ing at me as il / were some strange
and horrible animal. I want to set
away from this newspaper noto-
riety. / want quiet and peace.
have not had them in the last ten
years. and now yearn for them
above everything. I want to begin
life anew and do netting worth
while. 1 can't believe 1t Is too
late. l know it isn't. l am young
yet and perhaps l can fulfill the
dreams I once had"
She would not discuss her case or
the man with whose murder she is
charged, but she made clear she has
no desire for vengeance.
"I don't want others to suffer.
I have no desire to defame any
one," she said. "All 1 want now is
to be free, to forget this terrible
thing, and all l ask is to be let
alone. l have been pictured as a
woman who wanted money. am
not concerned about any will. /
am not thinking about money. My
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BRAND TAKESP0ST
OF FRENCH PREMIER
Accepts Mi|Ierand Offer After
Peret Fails to Recruit
New Cabinet.

PARIS, Jan. 1b.-Former Premier
Aristide BRAND Professionally accepted
the premiership of France this aft
ernoon. After conference with
President Miilersnd, he agreed to at
tempt the formation OF a cabinet. He
said he would hold another conference
at the Elysee palace, the official resi-
dence OF the president, tonight after
he had consulted with political lead
ers.
M. BRAND was summoned to the
Elysee palace after Raoul Peret, pres
ident of the chamber OF deputies, an
nounced his own failure to form new
ministry.
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Goes On Hunger Strike To Win
Husband To Church

In an attempt to
force her husband to
Join ner religion,
Mrs. Sadie Harring-
ton, OF Danvilie, H.,
has been on a hun
ger strike for seven
weeks. The hus-
band, Ernest Har-
rim gton, a grocer, is
still obdurate and
refuses to join his
wire's church. Mrs.
Harrington, who 30
confined to her bed,
says she was "com-
manded by the voice
of God" to start the
fast.