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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
SLAYERS PLAY IN JAIL
WAITING FOR THEIR FATE
Seven Doomed Men, Armed With
Broomsticks, Train in Military.

Six men, convicted to hang for muir
der, are being drilled daily in muir
derers' row" at the county jail in Chi
cago by Carl Wanderer, triple muir
derer. the date for whose death has
not yet been set.
Wanderer, who formerly was lieu
tenant in the American eXpeditionary
army, grew tired of the mOnotOny and
aimiess exercise in the jail and asked
permission to drill the inmates in mill
tary formation. The request was grant
ed, and the squad appears daily with
broomstickS for arms.
The personnel OF WANDERERS army
includes Gene Geary, murderer OF
three men, the date of whose execu-
ton remains to be set; Harry H.
Ward, sentenced to hang April q;
Sam Cardinella. Sam Ferrari, Joe Cos
tanzo and Antonio Lopez, members
of the notorious Cardinella murder
gang, who were sentenced to die on
April Is Two other convicted muir
derers asked permission to enlist IN
the army" but were turned down.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19

reu York. 24+h 1871
hhc Motor Co
We are sending complete orders for shipment to dealers
and tn Nav York covering OF these orders 62S
and Ill absolutely required
in files, delivery
don't get tbs idea that
stock her Ne VIII
all models within the three "eeks'
all the that Te are dern
warehouse stock we11 You
February schedule FOR direct shipment
e. us York rhsse Of orders in
to MARCH schele. requirements fer
April vii y u5uards Of 1000 cars.
Nsw
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Orice.

If your nostrils are clogged and your
head is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because of cold or catarrh, just
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply little of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head,
soothing and healing the infamed, swol-
len mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief
All! how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snufiing, blowing; no
more headache dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just
what sufferers from head colds and ca
tarrh1 need. It's a delight.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
BRONWOOD WINS FROM
LEESBURG IN GOOD GAME
Close Score of to in Favor of the
Terrell County Boys.

A fast game of baseball at Bron
wood Friday afternoon between the
teams of that place and Leesburg re
suited in a score of S to 4 in favor of
the former Waller struck out four
teen men for the locals, the first eight
facing him going down in succession.
Turner did the mound work for the
visitors and did it we'll The game was
witnessed by a large crowd and both
teams played good ball
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19

THESE two kilograms, one from
4 the far East, the other from the
far West, are typical of the many,
kilograms which are being received
from every section of the country
asking for immediate shipment
Of Buick cars and for an increase
in dealers allotmentS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
WILL CUT THE PAY OF
$4,000 CLOTHING WORKERS
Chicago Employers Announce Plan
For Reduction of Is Per Cent.

CHICAGO, Il1-Notice was served
on the $4,000 clothing makers in Chi
cago that the manufacturers propose
to reduce wages Is per cent. The man
uiacturers say the public has made it
clear it will not pay fancy prices for
clothing and wholesale and retail
prices cannot be reduced unless wages
are reduced
Clothing workers are making now
an average of $45 a week
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
FAMILIES IN HOUSEHOLDS
ARE TOLD TO MOVE ON

CHICAGO, Ill-Famiies who have
taken to households in the drainage
canal have been notified to move. 1t
was said today. Many households line
the banks and have telephone and wa
ter connections.
Il suppose I'll come home some
day and find my home miles away"
protested Mrs. Charlotte kuss, a
Householder, who told OF the, notice
received from drainage board officials.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
PRICE IS PUT ON THE
HEADS OF MAIL LOOTERS
Standing Reward of $4,000 for Every
Robber Hung Up by Uncle Sam.

Postal employees hereafter will be
armed and rewards for apprehension
of mail robbers, Postmaster General
Hayes has sent out order posting
standing reward of $4,000 for ANY
postal employe or other person who
brings in a mail robber."
The order provides for the arming
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
THE RAILROADS PAID OUT
A TREMENDOUS FORTUNE
Enclosed S3,733,S16,186 in Employees
Paw Envelopes in 1920.

Pay Envelopes in 1920.
Railroad wages for 1920 amounted
to $3,733,816,186 the interstate COM
merce commission has announced.
Wages for the first quarter OF the
wear were $795,616,330; for the second
1901, 063, $685. for the third $l,O52 lO9.-
451, and for the fourth 1882, 6O6,707,
with the back pay for May and June
under the retroactive increase OF July
20 amounting to approximately $lO2,-
419, $50 to be added in the total.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
THREE MINISTER'S, PRIEST
AND EX-GOVERNOR WERE
ON DISAGREEING JURY

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-The
Jury in the case of Emanuel West,
negro, charged with assaulting a
white woman, was discharged to-
day after failing to reach an agree
ment.
The jury, which had in its per
sonnet three Protestant ministers,
a Catholic priest and former gov
ernor. stood seven for conviction
and five for acquittal, it was stated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19

They prove in a most conclusp
manner the demand for Buick ca,
"A demand which is particular
gratifying now when motor @,
values are being scrutinized a
never before and when final sale
are consummated upon the bai
Of greater relative values and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19

actual demOnStrattd
worth.
Active buying, too, i
stimulated by a reaGI
zation ofthe periodia|
shortage of Buick cad
and the desire to IN.
sure Spring delivers
bytheinmediatepla c
ing of orders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

"rty Palms ana ferns with guant!-
YES OF roses and snapdraS"ns deco
rated the house. with pink shades
i'T"d"minatinS In the ~d;Iwin. room.
HcnrHt Gard I'nrty.
Many prominent women have en-
SaN"d tahlcs Tor the card party to l.,
gwen bE tn" Woman'S Auxiliary of
IA" ScrNic" and III. Companies in the
h"iny OF the president. Mrs Louie
Millhis"r. iGI North boulevard uu
Iicsdiy evening AZ 80 o'clock Those
ON IN" committee ar" Mrs G. T.. Rev
nolds. Mrs. g. banzcnbakCr. Mrs T.. l..
iuimh"iriak.. Mrs Rosa o'Suliivan,
Mrs. II. g. Dickcrson. Mrs W. H.
i0wcll Mrs. l.. .. Moore. Mrs. {. NJ.
Mostly and Mrs. ]. V. Hughes.
TnhlcS may bc reserved by chilling
boulevard 2j42.
To Give Lawn pnrty.
Tn" Highland Park Athletic AsSo-
cation will give lawn party in
Il" park on saturday evening. from
/" 70 II o'clock. There will he an
Kinds Of amuScmcnts, such as games.
irize contests. dancing. music. NOV
Ing pictures ana voting for ;hc mos :
.opulhr young girl in Highland Park
The following are in charge: Cen
'ral chairman. Mrs. Addison Lewis:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

point lace aud oraug" blossoms. was
loaned TO In. br!d" by her matron
o' honor. Mrs. Henry Martin Jensen.
ana was OF handmade French Lace
that had been mad" FOR Mrs. .i"nScn's
grandmother and which sh" wore at
her own wedding. Mss Adams car
red Il "OrsaE" bouquet az :ridc roses
ana lilies of tn" valley III" matrpu
IF honor. Mrs Jensen. wore Il rrock
OF pink tullc and silver lace with
u sash Of blue ribbon which formed
a train. and i picture ha, Of pink
braid. Sh" carried an a-ntul OF
punk roses tied with blue ribbons.
captain Walter u. Vail. L. : \.
served as best man FOR Major King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry Miller.
the drawing room.
After Il large reception TO winch
many additional friends w"rr invited,
Major and Mrs kug left fdr Il we'd
ding trip. Mrs. King wore Il travel .
in. costume "t dark biu" Canton
crepe. with q smart red tancta hat
and sable furg. ON June !. they Will
20 to Carlisle. Pa. where Major
Is I'M. Will b" stationed on temporary
uGty at tine school u. instruction.
Among tn" out-Ct-tOwn guests We're
Mrs. John l.. Adams Commodore and
Mrs. II VI. Jensen. and Houston Drig,.
o., Sew YORK.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J.. Brync, "f PhO"niNvill" Ia; Miss
Katherine King. sister of Major King.
and Mrs \. -. King. sister law of
Major King. received with tn" bridal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Wrei M OF HiDeE Soi,,s MsS nFEintS
Long. William coan, Jimmy Nurn"",
OF winston salem. y. G.: Georr" Hes
ter OF the University OF Virginia.
After ait extended trip through
Canada. Dr. and Mrs. WiEpins Will
be at nom" in Winston Salem. y. G.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Charles NJ. iirooCks. of Char
lpit" County. announces Tho cugaa.S-
,n"nt OF her na,ughtcr. Hupy Au-"iia.
to R"i"rt H.uco Jackson. OF BRACES
i:ranch, Tho wedding will tax" place
~ tn" early Summer.
Celebrate Eortirth Anniversary.
NJ ana Mrs John W; Uuhri"s VIII
h"m". iii North Thi:ty-S sixth St"."t.
IN honor az their fortieth ami !..,su~y.
highland Park Club.
Ii"v Flank Pratt vii! he N" speak
"r - IA" Woman club "f Hicilauh
iarh on "Wednesday AFTERNOON a: a.:U
o'clock, his subject being "Caiihan in
Ii, tur" and Life"
rooms. 1901 Third Avenue.
ii"stcse"S for the afternoon arc:
l NH W M, 9 H"rGe" ~ Mrs J. :, rotT
r I'D ami Mrs. K. II v.iiliar.
This IS an omen meeting and NOM
h"rs may invite guests. 'rh" usual
Informal reception VIII tollpw the
Prominent wedding.
,,:.. wcad liz 81 much Interest took
noon At o'clock whcu Miss Marie
i'oltzman Adams became tin. bri lie
o. Major Craig King. /. :. y. Tn.
ceremony was performed at tho hcu"
o. tho brides parents. Mr. ana Mrs
ENron :. Adams. before II small com
panN Of Intimate friends. The R"N
y g. Ga van, rector Of the Sacred
I,""rt Church, assisted by R"y John
+. Erkcnrod" aud the Rev. r. y.
Winter. uiliciai"d.
Tine bride. whr was given In mar
r!Hve by her father. wore Il wchdiuu
rUwn nf white satin made over Il
r"tt!coat Of point appliqu" lace. which
has been la the family for many
.carS, with bertha and sleeves %.
the lace. Tn" long court train foil
from her shoulders lie v".l. which
was caught with a coronrt Of rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

"a strictly high-grade, wcll-
made Carriage OF good quality
reed, with reversible steel tubu-
lar pusher gear. easy springs.
strong wheels and rubber tires.
Black gear, natural finished
body. a splendid value at
$3.50. Easy terms arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

THIS LOT consists of
L extremely good Suits in
very h an DIS ONE modes.
Tricotin e S, Serges and
other materials. Sold I'D
to $50 at NJ. e. Cohen's.
Harold's, S2l.17.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

T.. +. Worrcll; ice cream. Mrs w.
{. Todd soft drinks Mrs l.. T.. Tillcr:
ca"dy Miss Ruth hudson: CAKES AID
pictures. Ms J. j Jones: FRANK
HullinEton ana W G Todd w!iI be in
N"arSc Of the dancing, aud Thomas
stark" the contest for tn. most popu-
lar young girl.
iIr Jnmr> Z" Sprnk
The Guili. OF the Daughters OF ST
Paul ana the Literary Guild of the
sacred Heart Cathedral viii l." adj
. dressed WEDNESDAYS evening at s
o'clock. in the sacristy of the sacred
Heart Cathedral by g. Watson James
Mr.. James will be- introduced by
/ Father Washington
! benefit Entertainments
Under IN" auspices Of Circle No q
! Il the Woman's Auxiliary of Epiph-
/ any. church. Mrs. f:rna Eranch.
|"hairman. tea viii u. given on We'd
! n"SdaN evening at o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. Fred Stccr". sOi Graham
/ Stou"r. vocal selections hy Miss
/ Esther Gibson and Roy Mann. ana a
| humorous talk by tho Rev Cary
Montague An old-fashioncd "spcliinl
| bee viii he feature OF the enter
| tainn"nt
! Church. Will give an old Maids con-
/ v"ntion." Tuesday evening. Nav 81
, IN IN. rnri,h hail.
| residence of MIR. and Mrs. f.. \. C;udo.
| ln-N south spruce Street. when their
% YOU daughter I:lise Gay. tccame
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph smith Rev pr
Grcisimer of Emmanuel Eaptis,
! church performed the ceremony. and
n" narlor was banked with ferns
! The bride wore blue travelling suit
with hat and gloves to match and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Ihs ht>' duplication 20: Howard. HI..7--
al mos; .sf".css complexion = TURNED To
''!.'n' bounty and f"I or cough haLds or
'rID" mad" SNOWY White. sen there j. not
lh' slightest Sign %; IT, as. " actually
''n.-"es from sight ami 'he most heated
'iu"sph"-- MI! nos produc. Iur least
'h.n.u'Hs or Sr-"S.i.usF 90 tlle stln.
NJ matter wh.'A"- you t-" troubled with
poor cumIleS.um. wrinkles puinur.s
round tn" eyes, crows f+et OF lines
round mouth or ,us' simply rulshn,ss
~ The fhCc, hands pr arms cause! hy wind
y -Gn, you WIN tHd that chose troubles
| VII quickly disappear with lhe Use OF
Iiowari's F|uti-rmt'k Cream.
To prov" ,h!s 70 your colupl.,.. st,,I.,,r-
Ion, set parEnge today ~ any ufst-
class drug y: toilet goods counter lnsls,
%" Towards Kuttvrmilk Cream, no o,h..
cream an take rs place. II VOC caruo,
,'N'hin s:nd 10 cents silver or stamps for
generous triai package OF Cream ana Soar
E" Howard Bros. company. 49, washing
ION Si!""i. IGfiNlo y. Y. T. n Miller
HH 80. can suri!y y1u-\dv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

crepe. win hat to match, and carried
sunset roS's.
Lawrence y. Long. of Winston 81
l'n. y. G.. attended ia. virgins sas
nst man.
After the ceremony q luncheon was
given for the bri'!n. party. Among
those attending the wedding w"r"
Mr.. and Mrs 9 ". Hester Mra Il. NJ
Hester MIR. ana Mrs. Cnnrl"s Booth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
S (.)ClL..., T. Y

Continued From Second Iagc)
eighteen months he has been at camp
jackson, coming here soon after ms
return from France.
During the var III served with dis
t.nctiou in tn. Third and seventy
second Battalion OF tn" Tenth fIcil
Artillery at chdt"auThi-rry. where
the Third Division mad" it's historic
stand on the Marine aud prevented
tho Germans from reaching PARIS. M
,"r til" Marine offensive he WAS trans
f"rrcd TO the seventy seventh bir!S-
ION ana saw some "f III" hardest hight
ing of III" war on the Neslc RIVER.
He was promoted 10 Dc a lieutenant
colonel and commanded I'll" FIRST bat
TALON of the Three Hundred ant l'ifth
Ficid ARTILLERY. Scvrnt? seventh hi
vision. ana wae with IA" regiment
throughout the Argonne. whcr" H.
received two citations Ia general or
dcrs for bravery and gIliantry ia
action.
After the armis:icc h was trans
fcrrcd 10 Ia. sixteenth Field Artii-
!"ry. Fourth Division. In I"'mhhE'
ana served Win the arm? o. D"cupa-
zion on tho Hh!n" until IA" DIVISION
vas ordered HON" July. l3lS.
Card Party aud Fcte.
one OF the mos; interesting events
of thcHttpininE week. VIII b" tho card
party and garden fctc tor tne cru
pied Chiidren's IiOspitf. 10 b" given
ut ia. lovely nome Of Mrs. ". y.
hammond. Of Ashland. Quit" Il mum
her of tables nave been already re
served. Guests leaving Richmond Oh
the chesapeake" Bay line at 1880 Viii
hc met in Ashland ana taken to Mrs.
i!ammonds homo.
Tables may Dr. reserved hy t"lc
phonine Boulevard 3ijO. PLAYER" ar"
yeIu.stcd 10 bring thor own cards.
Lee Chapter Musical.
~ sr ri "a ir5y N A - 10
ld"ncc of Mrs. Ernest l.. Boiling. un-
Ger tao auspic"s Of L." thh"i"r. =
H. g., for TIA. benefit pt the t"niea-
yrat. HON" for Ladies was uu'te u
success. the parlors being nll"d With
AN apprrciatiNc audience. Thu play
NIX Of MISS Anna .\utcm created a
good doa! Of enthusiasm. 20 iuuch S"
that at IN" conclusion Of tn" follow
ing program sh" played several hd-
itiipuHl numbers,
Bach. Soifoggriet,o. WollenhaupD
Warri3r.s ioy nr Mason. ~ ~
dedicated 30 Miss .tmtcmD rr"lud"
n g. american Nictor"." ialOp.
brahms. Nuls". GptisChalE. Wrist
study, Chopin Nalse. MozurH ana
E,ossais": ilcus"lt. II W"r" q
Eird". V. " lin, Cnu2Ua. 90. BoliiuC.
An fncl" E"uus Siu'' 'nd"r TIA"
liltcs' ana 'i,usf." 'atrt.'
Mss ini"m ga T'tg ''lr- SpahSlel
Banner as ivan.rr.!,d and played h.!
lpHaf Hoimauu
hrpr"n"hirl Wedding.
Alr and Mrs William J. Beard Of
Maliinsviil". auuouus" the engage
urnt Of th"ir ddU.uirr Miss iruc"
ilIn# Ii'un"sscy 20 Emmett A"ahF
''rNcr. of l:uiupk" Tn" wedding
N 10 tax, place iii June.
'nIrr"> ding Wedding.
OF much Interest IN VIRGINIA ana
N"rtli Carolina is IA" Wrdd.u- OF NJ ss
'u"Z rUuch Hester. daughter uf Mr.
% 'uHs" CITY and Dr lohu carroll.
WiEeins Of Wius'ur-S salem. y ..
which TOOK p'ar" MouIay Mas 10. a.
hI.h noon Ht fh" Jefferson - -.
Nm" uiio wore smart costume lf
'pldnirHr blue Fr"ncit t.ico'tn.. arr
"l.uu'd In s.lf"r grey witH 81 .---v
iat aud a corsa=r bouquet Fl rrrpIr
rnrSt"~ ana orchids. Slc w3.~ .,I-
tended h- 'l5'r sister. Miss iladvH
li"sicr wh" wore Il grpvH Of brown
urd t1ng,rin. embroidered Canton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Our Readers Are Strong for vi and Joe

The Tmcsispacl has decided o (bv
rirEs) the Comic
friends. for and
II he Down Farm
asked decide o he Editor Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
BUY NO DYE BUT
"DIAMONO DYES"

Unless you ask for diamond Dyes
you may get a poor dye that streaks.
spots. fades and ruins your goods.
Every package Of Diamond Dyes com
tIins simple directions for home dye
ing or tintin.; any new, rich. fadclcss
color into garments or drapcries of
any material. No mistakes. No fall.
ur.S-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Cnrried a bouquet OF Bride roses aud:
lilies Of the valley. IIrr ornaments
were Il string OF pearls. gift Of tho
tcontinued on Fourth pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Misses I.cta and GLADYS Hester. Of
ChhS" city: Mrs. BARROW. Miss Vivicn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Z /ERN HIGH CLA S S
V SUITS are in this lot.
Tricotinc s and Serges
mostly and Il few Tweeds.
Michael Il. Cohen's price 5
were to S39.5U. Harold's.
only S1S.71.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
LLOYD GEORGE sU HUG
ES PABREzE PLENUS.
Niekai sa1kiama nusiginklavi-
mo konferencija.

Londonas, liep. %. Cia
atlikta du didziai svarbQs daily
kai kas link karo laivynu Ii
valizacijos ir Pacifiko (Ra-
miojo vandenyno). Tam tils-
slui visus reikalingus plenus
nustate. Anglijos premieras
Lloyd George su Australijos
premieru Hughes.
Premieras Lloyd George
parlamente pareiske, jog An
glija ir toliau statydins dide-
lius karo laivus, neziurint to,
kad If turetu pavykti nusigin-
klavimo konferencija Washin-
gtone.
Lloyd George ta pareiskima
padars ! pasKlydusius gandus,
buk vyriausybe sustabdziusi
keturiq dideliu loivq staty-
ma, kurie turi butt pabaigh s-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
VIsAI EUROPAI GRASINA
BADAS.
sovietai saukasi pagelbos.

Paryzius, iepos %. - Bal
sius Siltin6s ir chOlerOs cpl
demijos pasibais6tinai siaucla
Rusijoje. Ir tas maras VlSu
greitumu plinta vakaruS.
Pazadinta Europa Siandie tu-
ri tik viena iS6jimq apsisau-
goti to marc. Butent, vlsomS
galimOmis priemOn6mis turl
eiti pagelbon badaujantiems
milionams rusQ. Kitaip ma
ras i kelis m6nesius suznyps
visa VakarQ Europa.
zinomas rusQ socialistas
Maksim Gorky nesenal paskel-
be atsiliepima j visa pasaul!,
saukdamas kuoveikiausios pa
gelbos badaujanciai Rusijai.
Ia. atsiliepima jis, be to, at
skiriai pasiunt6 kai-kurlems
zvmesniems Europos Emo
mems.
Gorky atsiliepime be kitko
pazymi, kad 100000 rusQ kas-
dien mirsta is badO ir nuo Vi
sokiu siaueiaunGiQ epidemijQ.
Rusijoje jaw derlius simet
visai nepavyko. Ivairiose vie
tose zmones zudosi. Teval zu-
do savo vaikus, kad nematytl
iu nuo bado merdint If MRS
tant.
Transportacfja visos sally
suparaliziuota. IndustriJa SUI
stojusios.
25 milionams grumoja mirtis
Anot zinomo rusQ autoriaus
Vladimiro Drabovitch kurs
gyvena Paryziuje, Volgos ap-
skrityse badauja Is milionai
zmoniq. Ir ligi ziemos juos
visus badas pasmaugs, lel IS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
Prancuzq-Lenkq Suokalbis
Slezijjos Klausin1e

klausime, kaip ilgai tenai gy-
vuos dar nepatvarkyta pade-
tis.
BRAND, be to, sake, jog cen
tral6 ekonomin6 IONA SilezlJo-
ie uz viskq svarbiausias daik-
tas. Tas reikalauja ilgesnio
studijavimo. To negalima at.
likti j keleta dienQ.
BRAND Siandie apleidzia Pa
ryziu. Keliauja provincijon.
Ir sake, jog veikesnis vyriau-
sios tarybos susirinkimas ne
galimas.
Romos laikraScio "Il Pae-
Sc" korespondentas is Varsa-
vos praneSa, kad PranclJa su
lenkais padariusi slapta sutar-
ii kas link militario ir ekono-
mimic nusistatymo A. Silezi-
joje. Apie tai senai buvo kali
bama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
ANGLy-PRANCUzy
.KRIzIS.

Paryzius, liepos %. - Pa,
kyla smarkus anglq-prancuzQ
krizis del Silezijos. Prancuzai
darbuojosi siQsti daugiau ka-
ruomenes A. Silezijon. Mes
kitaip, girdi, tenai lenkai il
vel sukilsia.
Tuo tarpu anglai tame Miu-
II prancuzQ-lenku machinaci-
jas. Ir sake, kad ten karuo
meme nereikalinga. Tegu pran-
cuzai nekursto lenku, tenai
nebus sukilimu.
Anglai pirm visako reika-
lauja suSaukti session vyriau-
siaja taryba. Su Situo reikala-
vimu nesutinka prancuzai.
Londone sakoma, jei lenkai
If vel pakels truksmq Silezi-
joje, uz tai bus kalti prancu-
zai.
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.GUBERNATORIUS SMALL
NEPASIDUODA.

Springfield, Ill, liepos 23.
Sangamon apskrities grand
jury apkaltintas ir patrauktas
teisman uz visuomenes pinig17
gubernatorius Small
paskelbe nepasiduosias, jei Sc
rifas noretq il arestuoti. Gu
bernatorius gall pavartoti mi
licija if jis gall visoj apskrl-
ty paskelbti karo padetl.
Tap jjis sake pasiremdamas
juristq nuomone. Cub. yra val
stijos vykdomosios valdzlos
galva. Teismai, kurie y
ra valstijos valdzios sakos, ne
gall paliesti vykdomosios vai-
dzios galvos. Jei gubernato-
RUS pasiduotQ, tuomet jis per
zengtp savo prisiega, tuomet
valstija liktQ be vykdomosios
valdzios, tuomet valstijoje ga
letu pakilti anarchija.
GubernatcriQ gall patrauktl
tieson tik legislatyves valsti-
jos susirinkimas. Tas patrau-
Xmas tieson vadinasi "impe-
Matyt, Sangamon apskrities
teismo teisejas Smith atides
gubernatoriaus arestavima.
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AIRIJA. lAIMES = SAkO
De. VALERA.
Londonas, liepos %. )

Irondonas, liepos %. - All
rios klausimo riSimas siuo
kartu perkeltas is Gia Dubli-
nan. Tenai de Valera susikvies
visus airiQ tautos vadus ir tar
sis, kaip priimti Anglijos pa
Quotas salygas, kaip Anglijai
j tas jos galutinas taikos sa-
lygas atsakyti.
Paduotos de Valerai taikos
salygos vieSai neskelbiamos.
Gal jos bus paskelbtos, kuo-
met airiq .yadai duos Angi-
jai atsakyma.
Apie tas salygas yra viso-
kin spejimq. Sakoma, Airijai
siploma dominiios valdzios
forma. Matyt, Airija tue pasi-
Jenkins.
Isvaziuodamas is Gia Dubli-
nan de Valera pareiSke, jog
taika ivyks tikrai ir Airija
laim6s.
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Anglia Palaikys Didzziausia
karo Laivyna

met. Taigi, premieras pralle-
Sc, jog tas netiesa.
Amerikonq kliubo susirinkis.
me prie uzkandzio Australijos
|premieras Hughes perspajo s.
Valstijas, idant jos bendrai 81
Japonija susiaurintq ginklayis
masi jurose. Kitaip 81 Brita
Mia susistiprins savo poz:cijo=-
Sc ir gins savo reikalus Paci-
fike.
Premieras Hughes labiaus
iuz kitus dominijq lyderius 81
ra palinkes prie Britanijos sl
Japonija sajungos. Jis sake
kad uz simto metq Australia
bus tokia didele viespatija,
kaip kad suv. valstijos.
Pacifiko problema AustralF
jai skaitosi gyvenimas ar mir
tbs, sake Hughes. Washing
tono konferencija, sake jis,
gall pavykti tik tuonlet, jei
suv. Valstijos pripazins Bri:
tanijos laivyno autoritetq Pa
cifike.