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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-23
IDAHO PRESS ASSOCIATION

Pocatello.-An event that stands
as the first OF its kind in the history
OF Idaho was chronicled Saturday.
when a conference of representatives
OF every leading industry in the state
was held with the editors and pub
fishers here to attend the annual
meeting OF the Idaho Press Associa-
uon. 1t was dinner conference
held at the Bannock hotel, with COW
ers for 100.
Guy Flenner, who is credited with
being the father Of the plan outlined
the objects and presided at the con-
terence. The representatives of the
various industries were called to
state their problems and similar ,e-
quest was made of those representing
the institutional life of Idaho. These
problems, bearing upon the growth
and prosperity of the state, wore con-
c1sely stated, with the net result
that not only the editors but the
others were given better understand
ing Of the other fellows problems.
the conference unanimously de-
c1ded to make such a meeting an an
nual affair in Idaho and to build ii
UP to the largest possible PROPOSE
lions, although without attempting
any formal organization.
A number of representatives of in
dustries were present from over the
state who were not called on includ
ing Will H. Gibson, Moutainhome;
Joel l.. Priest, Boise, general agent
OF the O. S. l.. compony; 0. II. Bar
Der. state commissioner of immigra-
~.
The members of the supreme court
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-23

attended in a body and state officers
present included Attorney General
Black and State Auditor Gallet.
Joseph 7. Young, of Pocatel!a, rep
resented the wholesale interests of
the state.
Congressman Smith spoke optim-
istically of the prospects Of reclaim
tation legislation at the coming ses-
sion of congress and urged that the
Idaho Reclamation association be
equipped to function in persistent
support of the McNary Smith bill.
Lieutenant Governor Moore and
Chief Justice Rice stressed the i'm
portance of unselfish cooperation of
Idaho citizenship as the most effec-
tive means for general betterments,
and aboe all to arouse spirit of con-
fidence.
Meeting of Editors
AT meetings of the editors during
the day it was decided to incorpor-
ate the organization, known as the
Idaho Press association, and to put it
on business as we'll as a social and
fraternol bosis. Officers were elected
as follows and instructed to proceed
to the work of incorporation and to
carry out suggestions for purchase of
printing supplies in combination lots,
the sterilization of service, the STAN
dardization of legitimate prices and
other matters:
President and manager: Chas. G.
Summer, Pocatello.
First vice-president: George r.
Barker, Standpoint
Second vice-president: r. A. Read,
Twin Folls.
Third vice-president: M. B. Yea
man, Idaho Falls.
Secretary treasurer: Guy H. Elem
ner, Boise.
Directors: D. Harold McGrath,
Jerome; Watkin L. Roe, Preston; G.
W. King, Bonner's Ferry; Ned Jan-
ness, Nampa; B. H. Read, Idaho Falls
Resolutions were adopted as fol-
lows: Not Political Hooks.
Whereas, There is feeling in the
minds Of many people that The rless
CT Idaho is to be a greater Or lesser
extent Official agency anl mindful
for the most part, of partisan nat-
ters
"Be it resolved, that this associa-
tion, on beholf of its members, rep
resenting large majority Of the edi-
tors of the state, resents being placed
in such catergory and points to the
evidence of it's labors at all times
along Lines Of constructive local and
state progress regardless of political
utilization.
Furthermore, we pledge our mem
bership to a continuation of the pol
icy Of placing moral, educational, in
dustrial, commercial and financial
above political and
other considerations.
"Be it resolved, further that we
commend the work being done by the
Idaho Reclamation associ alton; that
we pledge to said association our
'heartiest support in the most import
ant work it is prosecuting for THE up
building Of he state: that we urge
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-23
WHAT KIND wv A FORTUNE
HAS YOU GOT?

l seed where sumo bird says as
how most NV the james, what is
runnin loose has got their fortune
onto their faces n es has seed lots
what it is hard to tell what it is
what they has got onto their faces
why | is mighty glad this here CASA
boo has done told every BUDDY what
the same is.
Now sum Nv these here lanes,
what has got sum Nv the same onto
their fiz, amt been apprenticed long
enuff to sum first class painter n
paper hanger, err else they is kinder
careless how they sings the brush,
es lots NV the shemales what l has
RUBBED aginst has got their fortunes
on behind before, only sum has got
lhelr SAD fortune in streaks, err else
maybees they has got holt NV some
colors what is guaranteed to RIM es
IL would take sum fast bird to get
next TO sum Nv the streaks what
these same james gets
Anybudy what likes fortunes onto
their map kin have the same, only
they ort to be sure these same for
tunes amt infectious, es I has seed
lots NV birds, what had been to see
sum NV these here fortune bearers.
n had got lots of the sed fortune
kot onto their cheeks n coat sleeves
so es these james has lost about half
er else bout three thirds nv tbe;r
fortune. N es I amt seen anybudy
specially no drug store, what is a.
slVln' away these sed fortunes what
.hese James has lost, why is !, writ
TN TINS here so es these shemales
what has lost sumthings from th.i.
ieaos Kin look out fer the same,
There is lots wv differents in sum
NV these here fortunes what all has
been bought in the same store, es
sum NV EN- sits purity, n sum NV EN-
don't sit at all, eS they is screachen
most NV the time, any ways they is
so loud that they talks to theirselfs.
Most NV the people what has got
any fortune these days is mighty
careful NV the same, as they is fraid
| they is goin' to loose sum but all
/ these here james what has made
! theirs Amt careful atall. es has
seen lots what looked like they wuz
cloud NV dust. when sum NV the
breeze struck their fortune. Lots NV
powder was used in the war to kill
men. but the same Cint a patchen
10 what is bein' used in times nv
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-23
WELL l SHOULD SAY THEIR ARE
CLOWNS

Plenty of 'em with the Palmer
Bros. Circus.
What would circus be without
clowns? Just like a ship without a
rudder.
You will be able, if you attend,
and we are sure you will, cause ever
body does, to count twenty-five of
the worlds foremost funmakers.
You'll laugh at the antics of those
funny fellows who have spent the
best part of their lives in the art of
being funny.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Joseph Press, 'Cellist,
In First Recital Here
Playing Makes Clear That the
Artist Is Far Above Average
Heard i'm Civ

Joseph Press. 'cellist, who made his
first appearance here in recital in
Aeolian Hall last night, came with the
recommendation of European successes
OF substantial sort.
But even without the hcYaldings of
his prominent connection with the
Petrograd Conservatory and success
full concert tour of the Continent, his
playing last night of the first few bars
Of the Eccles Sonata, which opened his
program, should have made it clear
that here was an artist far above the
average of recital givers. 1t showed
technical command combined with in
stinctive feeling for the classic style
and the fine shadings which give variety
of expression.
This impression continued through
the Bach unaccompanied numbers, the
Tschaikowsky Variations on u Rocco
Theme" and short pieces by Ariosti,
Chopin -Giazounoff. Kaempf and Klein
gel, which followed. He rose to no
great heights OF virtuosity, and his tone
in the uppe- register was at times thin,
but his playing was always scholarly
and full of the warm dark colors Of his
instrument in great variety of grada-
tions. He was heard by large audi
ence, among whom were numbers of his
who sought to do him honor
by incontinently applauding at every
pause. Gregory Ashman played skillful
accompaniments.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Boston Orchestra Plays
sVerklaerte Nacht' Here
Schonberg's Composition Is
Rendered by Symphony Mu-
n sicians at Carneoie Hall

Schonberg's "Verklaerte Nacht" for
string orchestra, first heard here last
winter from the National Symphony
under Mengelberg, was played by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra last night
at Carnegie Hall. Its hearers, especially
those who had shuddered at his Give
Pieces for Orchestra" two days before
must have wondered: "Can this be
Schonberg?" for there seemed to be
nothing in common between the give
Pieces" and the "Verklaerte Nacht,"
composed nine years before, in which
noise and cacophony were replaced by
tranquil. melodious vein, melancholy
at the beginning and rhapsodic at the
end, not unlike mild Richard Strauss.
Under Mr.. Monteux it seemed rather
long drawn out and almost too tran
quill, lacking in high lights, but there
were periods of remarkable beauty,
especially the Strauss-like passage for
solo violin, we'll executed by Mr.. Bur-
gin, and an eloquent close that brought
long applause. The performance of the
string choir was good, although it has
not yet reached the absolute purity of
tone of pre-war days.
Sibelius's Second Symphony, in D
major. began the program. It is more
.outspoken than his fifth Symphony.
but has the distinctive Sibelius atmos-
phere, suggesting the minor, though in
major key, with definite and melodi-
GUS themes. 1t was done full Justice
ny Mr.. Monteux and the orchestra,
WITH a dramatic climax ending the
finale, which, like most of Sibelius's
works, recalls only Sibelius. In a
lighter vein the orchestra played Vein
gartner's arrangement of Webers "In
vitation to the Dance" and ended with
Beethoven's third "Leonore" overture.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Vincent d'Indy Given
Warm Reception Here
Noted French Composer We'll
coined at Concert of the
Symphony Society

M Vincent dIndy was publicly
greeted by u musical company for the
first time at concert of the Symphony
Society in Carnegie Hall yesterday
afternoon. The audience filled the
room. Mr.. Walter Damrosch appeared
on the. stage, hat in hand, when the
concert was about to begin, and gave
the signal to the band to rise and
sound q fanfare: The audience, too.
guished French composer appeared.
bowed his acknowledgements for fan,
fare and applause and without mora
edo, proceeded to business. His pro
gram contained several features of in
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Max Bendx. who will conduct the or
chestra for the new production of "The
Chocolate Soldier.' has interpolated a spe-
ctaI waltz number for Donald Brian who
has the leading role
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

terest, all the music being unfamiliar
If not new, and It's culmInatons was
reached in tho latest work written by
tho composer, a symphony or suite
(caiied Poem" on the house bill)
entitled "On the Shores of the Seas"
1t had its tirst performance anywhere
on this occasion. Together with the
other pieces-~some archaic, but none
the less interesting on that account
some representative of tho French
school of to-day will be heard again
at a repetition Of the concert this
evening.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
John Charles Thomas Signs
CONTRACTS for Vaudeville Tour

John Charles Thomas signed con-
tracts yesterday for his appearance in
Shubert vaudeville. He will make his
debut next Monday at the Academy of
Music in Baltimore, and later will be
seen in New York. Lee Shubcrt. mean
while, is. having new musical play
written for Mr.. Thomas, in which he
Will be presented after the HOLIDAYS.
it was under the management of the
Shuberts that Mr. Thomas achieved his
first success. He made his first appear
ance at the Winter Garden singing one
song. After this, he was cast for the
role opposite Emma Trentini in "The
Of musical pieces, including "Alona at
Last" and "Maytime,"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

II. Cooper CiTe has been engaged for
the cast that will support William,
Faversham in his revival of THE squaw
Man
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Yvonne d'Arle Makes Debut in
seLn Boheme,, at Metronolifan

The seasons first performance of
La Boheme" was given yesterday
afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera
House for the benefit of the New York
Nursery and Child's Hospital. 1t was
tho occasion for the debut of Miss
Yvonne d'Arle in the part of Musetta.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
The Stage Door

Ted Shawn will give a dance concert this
afternoon at the Apollo Theater
The opening of "Hcdda Gabler" at the
Fifteenth Street Thcater. which was billed
for tonight. has been postponed in
definitely.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

The Jack Barrymore picture, "The Lotus
Eater Will be held over at the Capitol
Theater for another week. beginning
Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Rose Adaire has joined Ed Wynns com
psny in The Perfect Fool at the Cohan
Thea ter.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Frank NJ. Gillespie has been appointed
stage manager for Blossom Time" at the
Ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Marcus Ioew will open g. new thester
the State. in Newark on December IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

She disclosed an agreeable voice and
pleasing vivacity, wholly In keeping
with the role. Hor companions in the
cast included Nine. Aida and Messrs,
Crmi, De Luca Didur and Mardones.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02

Bought and Paid For will open at the
Playhouse on Wednesday night. December
Z. instead of at the. Forty eighth Street
Theater on Tuesday, as previously an
nouIfted.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18

kais, tuojaus prasidfs konfe--.
renci!ia su Vokiecais.
BRAND keliauja Londonan
laikyti kvotimus, Jei jis is
ten sugryzz su gerais atlygini-
mo rezultatah, visEas bus ge-
raj. Bet jei atlyginilnas dar
daugiau bus snmazintas, arba
ivyks kolIie nors neaiskIrmai
Vokietijos pasiketmimuose
moketi karo Gatlyginima, su
tue momentu Orlando kabine-
tas bus sugriautas.
Apie tai Gia be iokios pas
lapties kalbama.- Tuomet Sc
kanciuoiu Prancu2u premjeru
thr9s but buves prezldentas
Poincare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
GAL 'DIRsTELs ! CHICA-
Cos vALDYBoS KNYGAS.

Springfield, Ill, Vas. II.
Chicagos administering sena-
te nusiskunde finansiniu ne
pritekliu. Paduota bilius leisti
administracijai 81 pavasari pa
duoti pilieeiams nubalsuoti 8
rnilijonu doIierip bondsus.
Tad senatui paduotas suma-
nymas peHiureti Chicagos ad-
ministraeiios finansines kny-
gas, kad isitikinti, kaip mics
to valdybos apsieinama su pi-
jei sitq nuolat trqksta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
Atrial UzpUoLE TRAUK1.
M.
Daug uzmustu If suzeistu.

Cork, Airiia, Vas. 16. = Ar
ii Kensale Atrial aavanariai
r1Spuole traukini, kuriuo va
ziavo burys Anglu karuome-
mes ir leliauninkai.
Atrial !; traukini saude IS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18

masis Seimas per sayo narius,
kovoiusius del Tevynes lais
yes, ankStai ,susijunge su XII
tais Tevynes Gyneiais. II Sian
die, liudedami del zuvusiu sa-
,vo hariu, jungiames su daugu-
mos Lietuvos Seimq liudesiu,
kurioms taippat skaudu yra,
kad neteko sayo artimiausip
zmonip. Dar nesenai gauta y
ra liudna zinia, kad sio me-,
nesio Is dienq istiko, nelailne
kita Steigiamoio Seimo Mari
atst. LukoseviGiu ir jam
teko skirts su siuo pasaulin.
Manau, ispesiu steigiamo5o
seino mint, iei pasiplysiu
darbo draugus pagerbti atsis-
toji1nu. (Visi atsistoja).
(Pabaiga bus1.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
TALKINlNKAI NELAUK-
SIA TURkg IR GRAIKy'
BRAND 81 sEKMADIENI
KELIAUsIAs LoNDoNAN.
Anglia priesinasi Turku su-
tarties> atmainai.

>Paryzius, Vas. II. - Atsa-
kydamas j Anglijos vyriau-
syb6s pakvietima konferenci-
jon. Prancuzijos premjeras
BRAND paskelb6, kad jis 81
sekmadieni keliausias Londo-
nan su pasiketinimu ant ry-
tojaus prad6tr.. kOnferenciia
Turk1os klausime, neziurint
neatvykimo Turku delegatQ.
BRAND sake, jog Trrkai sgl
Graikais pakviesti konferen-
cijon isreikSti Tx savo paziu-
ras. Tad talkininkai If be il
gall konferuoti. 81
Nuomoniaujama, kad toksai
talFininkQ pasielgimas, rasi,
gales pagreitinti konferenci-
jon atvykima Turku nacijona-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
KANADA PATTI PASIRINKS
GUBERNATORIU.

Montrealius, Kanada, Vas.
AT. = Is Londopo gauta pus,
oficiiah zinia, kad ateity Ka-
nados gyventojams busiq lei
sta patterns pasirinkti sauge-
nerali gubernatorip.
simet pasibaigia glbernato-
riavimo terminus Devonshire
princui, kurs baigia tarnautt
penkerius metus.
Kanados vyriausyb6 rengia-
81 parinkti kelis kandidatus
j gubernatolius il jp vardus
pasiqsti Londonan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
DEL BoLsEVIKO PAKEL-
<Tos RIAUsEs.

Rymas, Vas. II. : Meterse,
Potenza provincijoje (pieti-
nej Italijoj) gyventojai pake-
le riauses atvykus ten Rusi-
jos bolSevikp emisarui.
\ iMestelio gyyentojai buvo
paki1e neileisti miestelin boil
Seviko. Del to imta uSpuldi-
nett patys Italai socijalistai.
Pasaukta policijos -atsarga
vos apgyne socijalistus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
NEMAN0, KAD- GALETU
BUT PALIUoSUoTAs Nuo
MoKEscIU.

Washington, Vas. 16. - Kon-
gresan paduotas bhius, kad
busimajl prezidenta Hardinga
paliuosuoti nuo mokesciq, mo-
kamu uz iplaukas, kaip ina
ma nuo visu Sales gyyentoju.
Prezidentas- -elektas painfor-
mavo kongreso atstova Long
worth, jog jis nemanas, kad
galetu but paliusuotas nuo
mokeseiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
kama 1R DARB1N1NKU
UzMoKESNIS.

Topeka, Kas., Vas. x.
Kansas valstijos istatymq' lei
dino butan paduotas bilius,
kuriame pasakyta, kad jokia
kompanija, fi,ma arba> korpo-
racija negali darbininkams
sumazinti uzmokesnio, jel ne
papiginami visokie reikalingi
gyvmimui daiktai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
PAS PoPEzIp AUD1JEN-
CHA TUREJo sCHWAB.

Rymas,. Vas, il. - Pas
sventaji Teva audijencijoje brl
vo zinomas Americas plieno
pramonininkas Charles NJ.
schwab. Dekojo jis popeziui
uz paskyrima Amerikai nauio
kardinolo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
ITALIJos LAVE ATRAS-
IA RUsU AUKso.

Neapolis, Vas. II. At
plaukusiame ella Italijos gar
laivy p0iicija darydama kra-
ta atrado 100000 aukaniQ Ru
sijos rubliQ, kurie buvo pas.
slepti ibolSeviku misijos uzim-
toje kajutoje.
Sp6jama, kad auksas buvc
vezamas bolsevikinei propa-
gandai Italijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
STE|GAMOJO sE|MO
.PIRM|NINKO A. STULGIN-
SKIO kALBA
PAsAKYTA ST. sEIMo Po-
sEDzIUs lAT1DENa1ANT
sAUs1o II D.

st. Seimo pirmininkas A.
Stulginskas: 55 Steigianiojo
Seimo pos4dis atidarytas. Ger
biemiejji Steigialnojo Seimo
marian! /! Po ilgos perstoges pra-
dedant Steigiamajam Seimui
darbuot{ tebus man leista pa
sveikinti Steigian1ojo seim6
Narius, sulaukusius Naujp ~
q Metq ir palinketi steigia4
moio Seilno darbams kuoge-
.tiausio pasisekimo, palinketi,
kad siais metals laimingai pa
vyktu atlikti tas uzdayinys,
kuri NUNS payede musq tau
ta, riGkdama j Steigiamqjl
Selma. Gerbiamieji .Steigiafno-
io Seimo Nariai! Labai0 sun
kiomis aplinkybe1nis tenka
steigiamajam seimui vykdyti
ta atsakominga uzdavini. Vie
toj ramaus krasto atstatymo
darbo, vietoj nuosehios palna-
tiniq istaty1nu leidimo darbuo-
tes, tenka musp krastui, mu-
sq tautai pakelti sunkiq kova
del nepriklausomybes. Kad ta
zutbutine kova laimeti, ten
tka kartais suspiesti visos tau
tos pajegos, neskiriant net
Steigiamojo Seimo Marty, kad
tokioms aplinkybems esant,
Steigiamojo Seimo darbai ne
gall eiti normale vaga. Del
tos tat priezasties steigiama-
sis Seimas rado reikalinga zy-
mia savo pareigu dali payesti
is savo tarpo isrinktan Ma
Fam seimui. Kick sioji nauja,
aplinkybems taikantis, istaiga
Epasirode reikalinga If ,savo
aetai tinkanti, galima spres-
ii is jos darbuotes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
GAUJA zUDo PARKEh1A-
VUsIUs Is AMER1Kos. d

Budapestas, UTngariia, Vas.
Is. Vietos If kitu miestu
policija darbuoiasi susekti
gauia piktadarip, kurie parke-
liavusius is Americas Unga-
rus nut3eria il iuos Judo sll
apiplesimo tikslais. Mes par
keHavrisieji visuomet su saw
mi tun nemazai pinigQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
-'sAUsIEJI" Iz1UR1 "sLA.
P1UJU" vEIK1MA.

Washington, Vas. Il. A
takose prizes federali teiseja
Lands "sausieji" iiziuri "Sla-
piqjp" gaivalq sukilima prizes
prohibicija. Mes teiseias Ian
dis smarkiausia veikia prizes
svaigalQ myletoius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
Pagerbiarni 1kuylsieji.

Gerbiamieji Steigiamojo Sci
mo Nariai! Kalbedanlas hpie
nu6tikius perstoges metu ne
galiu nepazWneti to liudno i
vykio, kurs atsitiko NUNS
sios perstoges metu: siuo me-
tu mes netekonl vieno nepa-
ilstancio musq brangioi dar-
darbininko Steigiamo-
10 seimo Mario, karinihko An
tano Matulaieio. VelioIIs ide-
alq kupinas, karstai myledas
mas Tevyne, matydanas jai
pavojp,, pirnas Steigiamojo
Seimo rariu stojo Teyynes
Gynejp ef1esna If eidafnas ten
pareigas 5uyo. Jis zuyo nuo
vilingo Lenko Fankos, Is pasa-
lu pultas, priesui sulauzius
sutartiali nustatyta demarka-
cijos linija. Tuo budu Steigia-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
BUS PIGIAU MoKAMA
FARMoSE.

Bloomington, H. Vas. II.
Ateinan6ia vasara viduri-
Mo 1linojaus farinose darbi-
ninkams per menesi bus mo-
kama nuo $35 ligi $45..
Karo metu buvo mokama
nuo $75 lgi $10O.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
NAUJAysIOs 1NI0s.

CHICAGO. vakar 63-oie
gatveje ties vienu saliunu polio
monas' Hinze Duzude kitq polio
mona Powers. ABudu buvo saliu-
ne ir pakele gineus. saliuninin-
kas juodu isyari laukan. Lauke
istiko tragedija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
PADARE REKoRDA.

lLondonas, Vas. II. = 1920
metals Anglijoje padirbdinta,
618 pirklybos laivp, 2,O55,624
tonq intilpilno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18

Lordas Hugh Cecil, sekda-
mas savo brolio Roberto pc
domis, taippat susiiungf su.
cpoziciia, posedzio metu per-
eidamas ton pus6n.
|, Apie Cork'a nebus ziniu.
Vienas is Anglu karuome-
mes vadQ Airiioje, ~gen. Sir
Edward Strickland, buvo We
des tardym6S apie Sudegini-
ma miesto Cork Airijoje. ~
pie tai Angliids vyriausyb6
gavo rapOrtQ. ~
Bet premjeraS Lloyd Geor-
ge kalb&damas parlamente a.
pie AirijQ pareiSke, kad gen.
Stricklando raportas nebusias
paskelbtas vieSai. Tas esq da-
roma del to, kad pasekmin-
giau pavyktp nuraminti Airl-
jq.
Pati Airija, sake premjeraS,
veikiai aprimSianti. Vyriau-
-Sybt turinti tuo zvilgsnlu OPP
'timistiniQ raportQ. Keletas ne
,tinkamQ il nuziurimQ vadQ
Airijoje praSalinta. Pakrikdy-
ia visa militarin6s policijos
kampanija, apkaltinta sudegi-
mime CorkO.
sauksmas darbo atstovu.
Kuomet premjeras aiskino
apie Airijq If prisimine apie
Cork'o militarini raporta, is
darbo atstovQ suOlQ pasigir-
do SauksmQ, kurgi civiles ko-
misijos raportai-
Premjeras apie civile komi-
sija nieko nesakG. Tik pazy-
m6jo, kQd kuomet nor6ta is
klausin9ti zymesniQjQ civilip
valdininkQ, patirta, kad jie
isb6ge Amerikon:
Ant gallo Lloyd George pa
sake, kad su Airiais nepada-
rytos paliaubos todel, mes jie
atsisake padeti ginklus, ku-
riuos turejo atiduoti Anglp
militarinei valdziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18

listQ delegacijos, kuri keliau-
ia per Ryma If pasiketinusi
tenai uztrukti koki laika.
Anglai priesingi reyizijai.
Prancuzijos delegacija, ku-
rios prieSaky stoves premje-
ras BRAND, konferencijoje pa
reikalaus revizijos taikos SUI
tarties su Turkais. Mes Pran-
euzai negali pasilaikyti Gill.
cijoie, tad jie nenori, kad Grai
kams paliktQ Smirna il kit
Turkijai priklausantieji plo-
tai. Prancuzija geidzia stip-
rial prispausti Graikija, uz jos
gyventojQ susijungima su ka-
ralium Konstantinu.
Tokiam Prancuzijos nusis-
tatymui yra priesinga Angli-
ia. Sta didziai prieSginiauja
Turkams nacijonalistams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-18
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