davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
MEaoLTE rs MEGHaETTE A
TELESEGET.

Vadaliati kegyet!enseggel pusztitot-
ia ell feleseget Benzsel Janos zempIen
megye megyasszoi foldmives. A nun
kaean efaradt asszouyt mez6n kappa
vagasokkal es rugasokkal fslig- med
dig agyoniit0tte, azutan szalmat rakott
ri es meggyujtotts. satoraljaujhelyi
t6rvenyszek statarialis bir6saga el6tt
Benzsel beismerte tettet. de azzal vede
kczett, hegy mennye, ozv. Bencze Ka-
rolyne 0szt0mesere k0vette ell ait, XII
vel regebben bcnsG viszouya volt. Ben
ezene tagadta ,hcgy D tanacsolta volna
Benzselnek feles6ge meggyilkolasat es
ext egy tanu sem tudta igazolni. Egesz
napi targyalas .utan a statarialis bir6-
sag ugy batarozott. hogy gyilkossag g
ugyft rendes biroi eljarasra utasitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
ARTATLAN A PAP.

Gyilkossaggal vadoltak meg Magyar
Gy0fgy JakabszalIas katholikus pie
banosat: Az volt ellene a vad, hogy
Orban Lajos es Osztig Antal jakab-
szallasi kisbirtokosokat segitett meg
gyilkolni. Most azonban kiderult a
leikesz teljes artatlansaga, inert az
igazi binos Korom Josef, aki gyil-
kossagot niagara valalta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
AzoNNAL ATvEHET0

rs $1O0 lefizetese, valamint .
Observation-Disclosures q berosszeg-
nek megfeleN reszletekben val6
torleszt6se mellett megveheto egy
8 szobas has a Sharon viHamos
vonal 5 centes tavolsagaban 10
ivoviz esy 5Ox137 nagysagu tel
ken. VStelar $75O. Telvaagosi-
tast ad HIMlGELRKICH, COS Dol
lar Bank. Main 737, Autonsatic
6131.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Ressz beszsl6g6p6t, zseb es falidraiat
hoxxink kaldje. .MArsekelt aron javit-
juk. REsS LASZL0 es FLAT, $50 East
Federal. k0zel s Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Egy 8 h6nap elott Amerikaba
6rkezett, magyaruI es ntnactdl BE-
ssel6, 40 ewes, egyedulallo ass-
szony, aki elsorendii szakacsn6 IS
: haztartas miAden agaban nasy
jartassaggal bir, esetleg vidtkre il
hazvezetononek aianlkozik. Szis
YES lnegkeresessk =. B. 1854 Man
haitian ave-, Yeunaestown O.
go T,3lI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Columbia Victor beszel6g6peket r6sz-
letfizetesre is eladunk. J6tallassal
REss LAszLo es FIAI, 359 Federal
k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

A hatarkiigazito antant-bizott-
sag most jarja a csehektH meg
sza11ott Felvidek fa1vai, varosait.
Kassan, PeIs6con mindenItt a
regi haza mellett tiintetve fogad-
tax a ,magyarok, t6tok, az egyik
legmeghatobb jelenet azonban
Tornaaljan tortent. A k0rnyek-
rol is hatalmas tomegekben vonul-
TAX fel magyar kokardakkal. A
varoska Greg tanitoja k0rtil ESQ
portosultak magyarok. A videk
egyik f0ldesura franciaul, maid
nemetiil Gdv0z0lte, kerte a bizott-
sagot, hogy esatoljak 6ket visz-
sza Magyarorszaghoz. A bizott-
sag tagjai koziil az angoly komoly,
a japan mosolyog, francia GU
nyos, cseh d1h0s, vegil az an
gol ezredes falu Gsz tanit6ja-
hoz lep kerdi, mi a foglalkozasa 7
= Tanit6.
Mi6ta tanit ezen helyen9
= Negyvennegy eve.
Milyen nyelven tanit?
- Magyarul.
Tud-e mas nyclven?
- Mem. Eek (k0ruljaratja
szemet a t0megen) mind az en- ta-
nitvanyaim. Mind magyarok
Ezen videken emberemlekezet
6ta mem lakik mas, mint magyar.
Most Macy fizetest kap?
Mennyit kapott most egyszerre
- Ketezer0tszaz cseh koronat.
= Hisz ez nagy penz. Ennyit
sohasem 'kapott a magyarokt61.
10 dolga van, hat mi kivansa-
ga?
Az aggastyamak SCENE szikrat
szor, hajlott alakja kiegyenese-
dix, maid tehetetlensegeben
k0nny szokik szemebe.
= Szabadon, magyar f0ldben
akarok nyugodni.
A t0meg ajkan egyszerre felzo-
kog az enek: Hazadnak rendii-
letleniil!" A kalapok, sapkak le-
repiilnek, meg a japan is leemeli
a magaet. Minden szem konnye-
zik, fatal lanyok viragokat
sz0rnak az aut6ba es az auto ele,
maid az angol ezredes felemelke-
dix autojaban es ICY sz6lt:
Uraim! ,Eletem legszebb
napja a mai. + hazaszeretctet, a
init ma lit LATHAM, mem feledem ell
soha Minden erGmet, tehetsege-
met ARA forditom, hogy az 0n0k
kivansagai teljesedjenek
Zugo'eljenzes tamad. virageso
null az auto utja cle, mindenki
'szemeben a remeny k0nnye csil-
log, csak a csehek forditjak cI
diihosen a fejiiket.
Columbia-victor beszel6g6peket yesz-
letfizetesre is eladunk. J6tallassal
REss LAszLo es FIAI, 359 Federal
kozel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Elfogott rablok
Egg kolozsvari apol6AS volt az
aldozat

A butlapesti rend6rssg detektiv-
Jel egy heten at tart6 nyomozas
utan elfogtak a biharkeresztesi
rab16gyilkossag tetteseit. A gyil-
kosokat Radocsay Or. rend6rkapi-
tany el6zetes letartoztatasba he
lyezte. i,
Meg oktober. Sen a biharkeresz-
test csendorseg taviratban ertesi-
tette budapest fokapitanysagot,
hogy Biharkeresztes hataraban,
vasuti vaganyok menten egy ing
re levetkoztetett moi holttestet ta-
laltak. A no meg volt fojtva es
ketsegtelennek latszott, hogy rab-
foyyiikossag tUrtent. AZ aidozat
testen maradt fehernemuben T. G..
monogrammot talaltak.
A detektivek eppen exert elsG-
serbian ebben az iranyban kutat-
tax, megallapitOttak, hegy szep-
tember vegen Budapestrol egy
Seidler Jozsefne newt uriasszons
utlevel nelkiil tavozott ell, hogy
barmely aron atkel demarkaci6s
vonalon es eljut Nagyvaradra.
Seidlernenek Budapesten meg el-
utazasa elott Mo1nar Imre Is Mol
mar Antal foglalkozasnelkuli ke-
resked6segedek ajanlatot tettek,
hogy jo penzert atsegitik hata-
ron. Tanuvallomasok szerint az
asszony csakugyan a Molnar test
verekkel egyiitt utazott ell fo-
varosb0l.
A Fazekas-csoport detektivjei
koziil 1mre Janosnak napokon at
tarto nyomozassal sikeriilt Mol
mar testvereket feltalalnia es a f.
kapitanysagra eloallitania Mol
mar Imre es testvare: Molnar An
tai tagadtak, hogy sBfharkeresz-
tes hataraban gyilkossagot kovet-
tex ell. Beismertek azonban, hogy
Seidler J6zsefnet j6 borravaloert
a demarkacios vonalon atsegitet-
tex. A rendorseg a Molnar test
vereket orizetbe vette es azutan
rovidesen megallapitottak, hogy
az aldozat nem azonos Seidlerne-
vel, inert az asszony Nagyvaradra
csakugyan megerkezett. : H.,
Il megallapitas utan a detekti
vek Molnar testverek lakasan
hazkutatast tartottak es ez alka-
lommal gyanusitottak holmija
k0z0tt gyanus n6i ruhanemiieket
talaltak. A detektivek kezebe ke-
riilt egy noi b0rov is, amelybe be-
ill k0vetkez0 nev volt beirva !:
Tekencs Gizella. Ez biinjel any
nyiban vetett nemi vilagossagot
biintenyre, amennyiben nev kez-
dDbetiii ugyanazok, mint mo-
nogramm, amelyet az aldozat in
geben talaltak. A biinjelek segit-
segevel ujra vallat6ra fogtak a
Molnar testvereket. akik most mar
megt0rtek es mind a ketten be-
ismer0 vallomast tettek. Elmon-
dottak, hogy Biharkeresztes hata-
raban Ok gyilkoltak meg egy ko-
lozsvari apol6not, akinek neve
Tekencs Gizella volt es aki husz-
czer lei vagyonnal, utlevel nelkiil
akart ErdelybU Budapestre jon
III Tekencs Gizellat, miutan
Seidlerneval mar Erddlybe 6u-
'tottak, visszajovet szinten szd1en-
csesen atsegitettek a hataroi es
amikor Biharkeresztes k0zelebe
trtek, vasuti 'vaganyok menten
megtamadtak, megfoJtottak es XII
raboltak. A biinteny utan deriilt
tsak XII, hogy az apol6n6 vagyo-
narol hallott historic csak mese
volt, inert Tekencs Gizellanal a
rablogyilkosok penzt mem talal-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

O-hazaba szaIlitjuk a t6ltink vasarolt
targyakat, 6kszereket. imakonyveket
81 1xas 1AszIo y r1AI, 900 re-
6eral, k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
v ET Z L r E D Z s.

Szin: egy soproni kiskocsma kertjc.
Szemelyek: k6t Greg vador. lido: jeien.
kor. A ket deresfeju bekesens iszik.
Zoldtollas kafapjuk fejuk bubjara
tolva, viharvert puskajuk mellettik az
asztalhoz tamasztva. A boldogabb hal
danr6l elmeIkedneA.
Az egyik (busan s6hajt): Hej, mi.
kor en- meg zergeket 6riztem a Rctye-
A mask (nem akar alabb maradui) ::
Es amikor en- a Brusztura allan, Tere-
besnel hiuzt nyomoztam! -.
Az cgyik (fitymAlva): Oriztem en-
ANIMAL kiil0mb vaelat is! En- vigyaztam
Hargitan a farkasokra, nehogy meg,
zavarja 6ket valami r6bsicc Macy
vadaszat el5tt.
A mask (ugyancsak fitymalva) ::
Farkas, az semmi. Nekem medvesem
volt huszezer holdon! Azokat ctettem,
0vtam!
Az egyik (elismer8en b6lint): Fain
legeny lehett6l szakmaban, de az
6rt olyan ritka vadat meg sem oriztel,
mint amilyent en-!
A mask (guIyosan): Talan oroszla-
nok is voltak a pagonyodbans
Az egyik (diadalmasan): Ord0got
oroszlanok: most szoktem Kismar-
tonb6l! OFT egyN h6tig osztrak esendo-
roket 6riztunk, hogy meg ne lazsnakol-
jak 6ket kapanyellel legenyek!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Meghalt t Sztruhar =.

ne laSsa megdObbentO latomASt.
A fax levelei mem susegtak. A
esaszarmadarnaks aHNelyik arra
szallott, torkan szorult az eles,
hivogato hangja. A tipeg6 6zike7
mex mintha f0ldbe gy0kerezett
volna 1aba, mikor odaert. Egy-
egy 0k0rszem is arrafele r0ppent,
de ijedten szokott legkozelebbi
vekony faagra meg sem moecant
| ijedteben. Fem az egen is kezd-
TEX osszevonogatni nagy sziirke
karpitot, mifft mikor vege van a
tragetlianak.
Csak bagoly suhant at lom-
box kozott. Nelly hangja ilIett a
mondanival6jahoz Vitte a
hirt -.
Meghalt Sztruhar, Macy orv-
vadasz
OFT, leegett biikknel, bokaig
er6 falevelek k0z0tt van rava-
tala. K0rul0tte sok sudar ia
mint egy-egy hosszu gyertyaszal
emelkedik az egnek. Lenn a
hegy toveben pedig mintha busab-
ban, megilletodve szolna az esti
harangszo
Sztruhar Styefan, a hasalmas
/ szal ember, messze videken hir-
hedt oryvadasz, aki harom var
megye hataranak ismerte minden
tiisket, bokrat, fajat, akinek a re-
gim6di eloltolt6 fegyvere tiz
manufactured is felert kezeben,
S aki meg szolgabiro szobajaban
is verebet orizett a keskenykari-
maju kalapja alatt Sztruhar
vad6r lett a k0zsegi biikkosben,
az Osztra Horan.
Icy hozta ezt a magasabb poll
tika, amely tisztesseget nyujtott
,idos napjaira kozseo veszedel-
mes, hirhedt fianak,
Sztruhar, vad6r, legy6zi maid
lSztrukart, vad0rz0t.
Szabad volt fegyver, szabad
lett neki az erd0,
Es q vallara vette a puskat es
f0lment az Osztra Horara.
Mikor felert vagas tetejere,
a forras k0riil mintha mar batrab-
ban tancoltak volna az 0zek. A
-medxe- is hangosabban mordult es
Esokkal mereszebben hegyezte a fiji
let a nyul. Sztruhar felkapta a
puskajat :. de megzsibbadt a
karja. Elore akart lepni de
mintha lancet vertek volna a la
! bara. Mozdulni sem tudott. Egy-
szerre az erdo is megsziikiilt el6t-
Ete. Mar mem volt olyan tagss es
szabad, mint azel6tt. A hataimas
embcr erot akart venni magan.
Bikaerejen fclulkerekedett azon-
ban nagyobbik, a bccsiilet.
Sztruhar vador, legy6zte
Sztruhart, vadorZot.
OriAte hat a vadat.
Kijart az erd0be, barangolt a
siiriisegben, megfigyelt minden
neszt es minden nesz a szivebe
inyilalt.
Egyszer meglatta regi vadorzo
baratjat, Gebere J6skat. Hirtelen
egy vastag biikk m0ge ugrott es
figyelt. Figeyelte, ahogy ma
six, ket kezbe fogvan a puskat,
ovatosan koriiltekintgetve haladt
elore. Nezte annak szenvedelytol
reszketo karjat es fegyveret. A
vadorz6 megallt egy pillanatra,
maid folytatta ovatos el6renyo-
mulasat. Mindig k6zelebb ert.
Scene kejes mamortol sugarzott
$ legcsekelyebb zaira is feliitot-
tie bozontos fejet. Odaert mar a
bikkhoz, ahol vad6r rejt5zott
el6le.
Sztruhar habozott, de vegre is
elfogta a hivatalos ember koteles-
segerzetc es felemelte fegyveret
I. Ebben pillanatban egy meg
/ zavart, karcsu 0zike surrant el
k0z0ttiik. Sztruha1'nak kiesett a
puskaja a kezeb6l es Gebera raf5tt
a vadra. Maid gyorsan ut1na sza-
1adt a RCD u n, nynrak fnllya,nta Is,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

0nmik0d6 6s hazai bcrotvak, oll6k.
ilajnyirogSpek, boretvalkoz6 cs6szSk.
Kaphato REss LAszL6 Is FIAI-nal
$50 East Federal, k6zel Wattrhox
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

fGEN S0k ELAD0 HAZAM
VAN
q yaros kii1onb6z6 r6szeiben. Ha
haxat alkar vasarolni, forduljon
bixalomma1 hozzam. En- penzt ia
karitok meg 0nnek, ha tolem We
sxi q haxat
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Telefonok: ,..
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Magyaru1 beszelunk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
PEOPLE OF INDIA
WHAT HOME RULE
But They Want to Secure 1t By Peace.
full Means, Says Annie
Besant.

! Paris, Aug. 20.--M Annie Besant
the English woman who has devote,
the latter years of her life to tn
cause of India, and who as presidan
of the international Theosophical soei
ETY. presided over the first world con
gress of the society which has JUS
closed here, is fastening back TO In
dia TO counterfeit the activities o.
Gandhi, the radical agitator.
Mrs. Besant said she had received
several disquieting cablegrams from
Madras since she had been in Europe
as to the activities of Gandhi.
"Gandhi is getting desperate, and
likewise losing his head" said Mrs
Besant, "and must get back TO my
people as quickly as possible. They
have great confidence in me, and | am
sure | can in large measure lead
them away from the radical, vicious
teachings of Ghandi"
The indians, Mrs. Besant said, want
home rule under the empire, and want
to attain their freedom through peace
able means rather than by violence.
While this may not be as far off as
some think, India must be able to de-
fend herself against aggression with
native force rather than English be-
fore she is ready 10 take the reins of
Dominion government into her own
hands.
Great Britain, Mrs. Besant believes,
is at last awakening to the needs of
India, is more sympathetic, and
through the newly formed National
Native council, is granting many of
the demanded reforms.
Mrs. Besant expressed great sdmirs-
ton for Lord Reading, the viceroy,
whom she said had shown since his ar
rival in India profoundly sympa-
thetic understanding Of the Indian
and she felt, would gradual
ly further the cause of home rule"
Gandhi, whom she described as the
Tolstoi OF India, is losing his follow
ing, she said He had preached boy
colt of schools, legal machinery, even
hospitals, gaining for a time tire
mendous following but, in all cases
Nutft tut uoNNult Was tnttbiNts many
IF the agtators disciples returned to
The schools. and utilized the legal ma
,hinery and medical aid.
Revolution will never gain Roadway
n India, Mrs. Besant believes, first be-
,ause the people are unarmed, second
y, because they do not want to gain
political liberty that way.
Mrs. Besant frankly talked of her |
nterment during the war for her |
.eachings and, with pride, said a large |
number of the reforms she has been |
triving for are gradually being grant
ID.
During my recent suit for libel"
he said, the presiding judge re-
marked that most of the reforms for
which ! WAS sgitating, thus causing
ny interment, have since been granted
" the mother country. l look upon
hat statement by the judge as being
ny justification"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
FAMINE VERY SERIOUS
In Tartar Republic Along the volgs
River.

London, Aug. 20.-Famine conditions
in the Tartar republic, situated along
the Volga river and its continents in
eastern European Russia, are very
grave, says the Moscow correspondent
OF the Daily Herald, districts along
the Kama river and in the southern
part of the country being in serious
condition. Rich and poor alike are suf-
fering from hunger.
Relief work is going on in the trou-
bled area, and starving ;Sasants are
being sent TO the more prosperous
provinces, where they are assisting So
Wet officials in collecting food taxes
and appealing to other peasants for
aid.
Thousands Of children have been sent
from the Volga region 10 Starais,
health resort on the shore on the Black
sea Three hundred more from the
same district have been placed in
charge of the Archangel relief COM
mittee. The Lithuanian government has
donated ten truck loads of wheat and
negotiations for the purchases of
large amount of this grain are pro-
ceeding in Lithuania-
The correspondent denies reports
that the people Of the Georgian repub-
lie are suffering from famine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
STATE HOUSE
WAS FLOODED
Arizona Capitol Two Feet
Deep in Governors
Offices
BUILDING WAS
DAMAGED 100000
Residents Of Phoenix Were
Warned in Time to Get
Out

Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 22.-Flood wa.
tiers in the state CAPITOL building were
slowly receding early to-day, after
reaching level of two feet in the first
floor Offices of the governor and his
chief assistants. The damage to the
Capitol was estimated at 100000, in
addition to the loss of irreplaceable
records in the basement storerooms
which were flooded. Two companies of
state troops were called out to guard
the flooded area.
Residents of northwestern Phoenix
were warned by the sheriff yesterday
evening to mose to higher groaad and
a few minutes later water entered the
city, having cut its way through the
Grand canal, one of the large arteries
of the irrigation system, two and one
half miles north of the city. This ca
nal had withstood Fridays food.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
GOV. HARTNESS ASKS
HEARTY COOPERATION
In Drive to Clean Up All the Pending
Claims of Disabled Ex-Service
Men Under the Sweet
p,lI

| The recent passage of the Sweet bill
by Congress has been the signal for q
national drive to clean up all pending
claims for disabled ex-service men
against the government, and to get in
personal touch with all veterans who
have not filed claims but who believe
that they are entitled to some benefits
for disabilities received in service The
campaign actually begins in Vermont
Monday, Aug. % Every county in
the state will be visited at least once
by the cleanup squad which is made
up of the following: One examining
physician, one contact representative
of the new veterans bureau, one rep
resentative of the vocational training
section, and one representative from
the American Legion and American
Red Cross.
In order for the Vermont campaign
to achieve the greatest possible sue.
cess there must be the most loyal CO.
operation on the part of all citizens
of the state, The ex-service men and
women must be informed that the
campaign is going on. and | urge The
newspapers u bHt sbdbt 10 give tueH
usual full cooperation TO the end that
there shall not remain one single vet
eran of the World war in the state of
Vermont without this information. 1t
must be expected that information will
be disseminated through all churches.
clubs, chambers of commerce. boards
of trade and all welfare organizations
The Sweet bill aims to eliminate
the usual red tape 1t also provides
for more liberal treatment and com
pensation, 1t takes from certain
classes of ex-service men, including
those suffering with tuberculosis or a
neuropschiatric disease, the task of
proving his disability as a result of
service and places it on the government
to prove that the disability of such
classes was not Of service origin. 1t |
makes it possible for every ex-service
person to reinstate their government
insurance unless they are permanently |
and totally disabled
Let us all cooperate in every way
possible TO the end that the World |
war veterans of Vermont may be ade-
luately cared for.
James HartneSs, governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
EARLY REPORT
Is EXPECTED
From Secret Session of
Irish Republican
Parliament
ROLAND TO RELATE
u. S. SENTIMENT
Attitude Of Ulster Up to
To-day Was Unre-
lenting

Dublin, Aug. % (By the Associated
Press The secret sessions of the
Irish republican parliament for the
purpose of drafting the Sim Fein re.
iply to Great Britains peace proposals
began to-day. The public meetings OF
that body last Tuesday and Wednes.
day and the conference between canon
DE Valera and his colleagues since
that time were believed to have laid
the ground for the work of the par
Lament, and il seemed probable that
leaders of the Sim Fein would submit
early in the secret sessions a draft of
the reply they would send to London.
The presence of Harry j. Boland.
who represented Mr.. De Valera in the
United States after the Sim Fein
ehieftain had returned to Ireland, was
considered as important as it was be-
lieved he would submit to the parlia-
ment a report outlining the state of
public opinion on the other side of the
Atlantic.
The attitude of Ulster up to to-day
had apparently been unrelenting so far
as making common cause with the Sim
Fein in attempting to reach settle
ment with Great Britain was con-
oerned 1t seemed that the decision of
Sir James Craig to stand aloof during
negotiations between Dublin and Lon
don had not been reconsidered
Long before III o'clock, when the
was 20 meet, crowds gath
cred outside the Mansion house to
cheer the Republican leaders, partic
ularly Mr. Boland and Miss Mary
sister OF the late Terence
lord mayor of Cork, who
died following hunger strike in an
English prison. She arrived in Dub !
i'm from the United States yesterday !
with Mr. Boland.
Among the public the result of to-
lays secret meeting was awaited with /
)alpable anxiety, not unmixed it APP |
reared with considerable hope of IA
forable developments. Hardly anyone
expected decision to-day, but it was
that some indication of the
)ail's final action might be derived
rom the first days session.