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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23

The Island of Malta, already over vrowded, is increasing its population by 1000 to 3,o00 per annum, this be- ing the gain of birth over the death rate.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23
Luther Burbank

The Wizard of the Fant World Whose Latest Achieve.
 ment is . New, Improved Variety of Wheat Says:
 "WheatswOrth biscuits received we enjoy these crackers inn menseIy and feel that we are adding days and months to our existence by using them."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23
NORWICH BULLETIN
What Is Going On Tonight.
WiLLlMANTlc OFFICE Telephone lo5 23 Church SA

What Is Going On Tonight.
 obwebetuek Lodge. No. 16, I. o. O. F., meets at S07 Main street.
 Trinity Chapter, No. 9, R. A. M, stated conVocation at Masonic hall
 rhs~nnnnal class day exerciees of Windham High School were held We'd nesday morning in the assembly hall at the school in charge of the class off. cers: President. Luther Martin vice president, Russell Webster; secretary, hagdalene Moriarty; and treasurer, Robert Rafferty Every seat in the hall was occupied by students of the school and relatives and friends of the grad natea. The high school orchei Ira fur aished many delightful numbers and the singing was led by Charles II. Casweil.
 The programme opened with the march Of the graduates from the corridor 10 seats upon the stage. The class his-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
HOMESTEADERS SATISFIED
Members of Joe Carson i'o-t Pleased
Win butlUok In Arkansas.

Tulsa oN service men who havo
recently begun how"T"ndiug in
IuIk and scott counties Ia Arkhnaas
Rrcm well mtigfiod with their stu
alton and anticipate eagerly tho
ioyH or land ownership according
to lrn Bond Of the Joe Carson post,
who returned this wook from "A
trip TO tho section. -Four OF tho
men are building homes With their
own hands, assisted by adjoining
homegtoadcrs Individually or In Old
fashioned log -rolllngs" and all arc
becoming acquainted with their
properties and preparing for the,
winter months Those who arc
married and who w!ll spend the
entire Winter there are planning to
send for their wives ns soon az ac-
cummodatious nre ready.
The land upon Which the Tulsors
have filed ia In the west central
part Of Arkanns. In the belt OF
government timber land. and is OK
colleut for timber aud grazing,
BOND said GlimpHes OF wild game
make would be hunters and trappers
long for the open season on tho
different spccios There are about
20 homestcadcrs from Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
UNEMPLOYED MEN
FORM TULSA CLUB
covr1vrED rnOM FACE oNE.

CONTINUED rROa FACE ONE.
absence Of Dr. y. W. Haygnnis,
mombcr ~ tho school board. who
was unable 10 attend. was rosponsl-
bic for tho forming ~ the "Grca'cr
Tulsa club" Tn" school sup"rin-
tcndcnt had previously addressed
tho m"otIuE and II was at tho con.
clusiun Of several talks from the la
borcrs that he suggested the form
ing ~ a club.
It caught" with the workers Al
most Immediately ana In few
minutes tho club had been formed.
Every one present signed a petition
1A charter memher. The petition Is
~ be taken before every civic or
Rauiza'iun Of tho city with the re
quest that oyory club mom mber sign
his name. II be also planned 10
spread the petition through the ciiv.
As $. W HAleS. chairman Of the
committee. which viii appear before
tho civic clubs. said the purpose was
20 talk the idea and preach IT, I'VE
mean 80, when we say a greater
Tulsa" he said. "And we are going
to do our best to ace our dream
chairman over tho meeting
CITY Iihs Done Its share
Mayor Evans was the frat speak
or. The city dminisiration, he
said, has done rs best 10 case the
labor situation hero. Paving, which
could have been put in later at loss
cost, has been laid this year with
tho result that many men were fur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
PLEASED WITH MEXICO
Harding and Hughes Satisfied with
tbc General Trend of Events In
Nation ON hOnthcrn HOrdCr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Prcsi-
dent Harding and Secretary OF state
Hughes are well satisfied with tho
trend of events IN tho Mexican ptu-
alton and the belief In growing In
Washington that recognition OF the
Obregon government by tho United
states is now nearer than II has
been nj any time since the Harding
administration came into power.
The settlement of difficulties be-
tween Obregon and tho American
oil producers without the intorvcn-
ton OF tho state department was
pleasing to both the president and
the secretary OF state.
In discussing tho situation with
callers recently. prcsiont Harding
has spoken optimistically regarding
the whole situation ana has indl-
Gated clearly that he regards the
Mexican problem as nearing solu-
tion.
IL In regarded MS probable that
some definite action viii bo scon In
the development OF the admins, ra -
tons Mexican policy within the
next two months or before the AS
scmbling OF the International con-
ference on disarmament and far
eastern affairs in Washington In
November.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
PROBE OF WHISKY RING
Investigation Ccntcrs Around shoot
ing OF Private Slcuth.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.---Invcstigation
OF an alleged whisky ring" un-
earthcd. according 10 federal author
itics, when n carload of whisky.
shipped from Cincinnati. was aclzvd
here. conferred today around an nl-
legged attempt yesterday tu shoot Col.
N. q. Luhec, "A private detective. lie
bee is said to have given govern
ment officials Information that led
to the expose of the whisky dcul,rH
and later the indictments returned
against "A number of them I,boc
claims shots were fired at him from
the home of u man said to he con
noctcd with the deal. whom Lcheu
was going TO interview.
with the arrest yesterday OF Rob
ort Wicldland, prohibition agent,
government officials asserted they
had uncovered another liquor scheme
which involved lo,SlnE of tribute for
protection from saloonkccprrs.
Federal agents sIld there wcro in
dications that total amount extracted
from saloonkccpers hy the alleged
process OF intimidation would total
100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
GONII,NOR SMALL ORDERS
NINI TROIHII. PROBE.

NPlt%GtIELD, lU sept -
Governor Small tonight ordered n
military investigation of conditions
lu Hardin county Adutapt Gen.
'nl Frank s.. uIDtaou viii probably
MAX" ih" investigation personally, d
vas t1id
Ordering ~ tho investigation fol
lowed q can upon the governor by
delegation from the Hardin county
miuo nolds, headed by nd Cnrblno.
n vice president ~ the Illinois Fed
Grafton uf Labor and orglnizor of the
rluorHpor miners
"Thcrc ip uu law in Hardin coun-
~" Frank lIprdoGty. pturckoopcr
~ Elizahothtuwu. told the governor.
except tho law of the gun laid
down by W. =. Hanson, general
manager os tho RoAlclarc mine. and
his ruumcn."
Carhinc. who rpont n yoar in the
'luurgp1r Holds, wnS spokesman for
tho party lie Enid gS per cent uf
the 500 minorg are organized
Hardin county. Cnrhlno and hts
companions mid, r. under mar
tial law" declared by local Officials.
Mines shut Down.
Hardin couuty's FiuorSplr mlnca
have not been operated since last
February. Cnrblno Raid All that
time whilo he wnE organizing the
miners hc waa ordered by n board
Of 10 mask cd ana armed men to
leave tho district, he said
"Wo want those imported gunmcn
taken away or unarmcd," Ifardcaty
said.
"Thcy took q gun away from me
tho other day"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
PHI KAPPA PSI ENTERTAIN
Alumni Association Gives Dinner IN
pr,rpeCtiyc University Men

Members Of the oklahoma Alumni
nSSooiation of Phi Kappi Psi gave
n dinner AT the Kennedy Restaurant
last evening In honor OF a group Of
young 1ulsa men who are entering
various universities this fall. J.
B"nnctt Porter, president OF the as-
sociation, presided and tho principal
talk was made by Judge Gray Car
roll. who was Initiated into the Phi
kappi rsi chapter az the Univcr.
sity OF Virginia in 1877. Others
who spoke were Robert g Gordon
of the Oklahoma Alpha chapter and
NJ /. Nicely uf tho Indiana Alrha
and Delta chapters. other features
wcro original verses by Eugene N
Catlott OF the oklahoma university
chapter and fraternity songs by the
members
The guests were Kenneth G..
crouch, owen J.. Carson. PAU @.
Potter, Cecil l.. Hunt. John Davis
Brady. Norton Standevcn. II. V. Her
bold William 7. Hoooy. Seth NJ
Hughes, 8. O. Kennedy Jr, and
Lloyd Wca.. Members OF Phi Kappi
Psi who attended were J. II. Porter,
Frank II. Murphy, Gray Carroll,
Henry bnngspecht. Robert S. Cor
don, John NJ. shelton, Edward G.
Hansen. X. S. McReth. Frank Pettus.
Bailey Emery. Arthur Barnes. Stan
ley II. catlett, Eugene n Catlott.
John Thomas. T.. r. Buell. Groy
Moore, II. u. MCGOWAN. u. w. Dep
uty. +. Lee Kennedy, +. -. Graf.
Grant Spnngler, NJ. l.. Nicely. w. +.
Palmer and Martin G.. Hansen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
Find Alleged Smuggling Plot,

NEW YORK. Sept 7.--An inter
national plot to smuggie valuable
stones into the United States was
believed tonight by customs official Ii
to have been uncovered with the
seizure sunday OF two packages OF
diamonds valued nt moro than
100000. Tho stones ware taken
from n purscr's clerk giving the
name OF Ernest potvin as he was
leaving the steamship iceland.
Nprp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

nlshed employment The proposition
~ paving alleys In the city had also
been brought up. Evans said. Each
block OF alley paved would mean
employment to 30 men. AZ many
alleys as possible would be paved.
the mayor said,
The proposal 70 hdf two units TO
the incincrator u carried out VIII
% go furnish employment the mayor
said. The poAibiIty OF the con-
struction OF new city iail was also
brOachcd by Evans. ~. he said. a
purchaser for tho present building
on Second street could be found. q
new Jail and police station would
probably be built on the present site
81 the city market
Would Employ only Tulsa Men.
And all the work. concluded the
mayor. should be done by Tulsa
men. Every contractor should be
urged 70 employ Tulsa labor. We
want Tulsa for Tulsars first.
Superintendent Obcrholtzer, who
followed Evans. talked at length on
the problem OF schools In Tulsa. The
echoo problem. he said, .waB one of
the most eeriOus In Tulsa. and tho
most scrious problem ~ TO get suf-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

flcient buildings. Enough buildings
to house all the children IN the
grade schools would cost one and a
half million dollars, the school gu
perlntendent asserted.
Would Solve Two Problems.
Il hope" OborholtZer said, that
period Of economy whore tho
schools will bc limited viii never
come. H. will be- poor economy TO
tlke away the prVi,cscs of schools.
II | had my way / would ask the
citizens 10 vote the money TO pat
up thee" buildingA. That would
solve two prOblems-the school
house problem and the uncmploy-
ment problem
AT prescnt there are now under
construction other than the high
school addition, the three story
building on the old Central site and
building AT Sequoyah. Every
school district, according to Dber-
holt2cr, needs from two 20 three
units, which means from four to
eight rooms.
1T Is just matter ~ whether
we can afford II and whether the
citizens want 4 big building pro-
gram In the schools There is no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
DAUNTLESS SAILS
WITH ZR-2'S DEAD
British Warship Leaves
for America With
Naval Dead
THOUSANDS WATCH
English Line Hin Slopes i'm
Final Farewell az Ship
Moves TO Sea

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
Agree to Wage Reduction.

NEW YORK. Sept. IA 10 per
cent cut In wages was proposed by
rcpro'p' natives OF the International
Longshorcmon's association at a
conference today with a committee
of the American Stca mship owners
association on tho proposed new
wnre scale effective October |. The
steamship men submitted an agree
mont providing for cut in wages
from 80 cents an hour straight time
and $40 an hour overtime, under
tho existing contract, Ia 90 cents an
hour straight timo and 800 an hour
overtime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

question that moro build.rs, -.
needed. | say put 1t firs, .Y ~
citys program but there may bs
other questions which other mSs
consider Of more import.
Col. Ira l.. Reeves I'D tina. n.
trouble at present is that N. g.,.i3
- out OF joint The human NINA '
falling 10 function as usual h. .,.t
ana nothing seems to Shock u. ,,.
more The thing that * No. ...,...
IS to put the world back i'm ..i,,
Chamber Plans Action
Colonel Reeves said that sys o..
his newness here he was NOT "a,
familiar with conditions. Howav,-
he said. the Chamber OF Conn
already had plans under W. w
remedy tho unemployment s.,u,.
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
DEADLOCK BREAK
SEEN BY MEXICO

CONTINUED From FACE ONE.
Two days Of more than five
million pesOs IN taxca by de
delinquent oil companies and tho
Immediate resumption Of work In
the Tampico oil fields Tho STATE
department nj Wnshington has n
complete copy OF tho ngrecmont,
which will be published by Adolfe de-
la IIucrta, eocretary OF the treasury.
probably this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
BY CHARLES MURRAY GILBERT

ATLANTA, Ga. September 8.-"ranac made me feel
younger" "t put me back the pay roll" 81 have
fine appetite" Il eat whatever want No more dys-
pepsa for me- Il gained weight rapidly" These and scores
of like expressions heard daily from of thou
sands grateful of Tanac tell their experiences
Leading drug Of the country are amazed at the tre-
mcndous sales of TanlaC and point enthusiastically that
nothing has equaed the phenomenal demand for this
preparation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
PROGRAM FOR RECEPTION
Complete Plans for Entertainment
OF All Tnlsn TrnChrrr I'rihRy.

Of All Tulsa Tcachrr~ Friday.
Music will ho n part of the enter
tninmcnt at the reception To he given
all teachorp Of the city schools and
OF Tulsa univcrdty Friday night
In the high school. The Tulsa male
quartet. Elmo Thompson and Mira.
TAYLOR, tonchor in the high school
and former concert singer will fur
nish n part OF the program.
w. l. Eagloton Jr., talked 20 the
teachers of tho high school yesterday
formally inviting them To attend
the reception. Tho committee Of
which II. ". zimmerman Is chair
man has everything In readiness, and
the details OF the plans completed
for tho affair which promises to be
one Of the largest and most success
ful of It's kind ever held in tho city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
MOrfudry


tia,inwny
Tho body II j. 81. llnihaway. woll
known oil man who died al his
home, 1908 south Carson avenue
Hhput oelOck Wednesday MORN
irY. VIA taken 90 his old home at
ritu8Wll", Pa. Wednesday evening
FOR burial a short funeral service
was held vt the family rcrdonce
Wcdn'sday afternoon. conducted hv
Rev i ". Abel pastor pf the First
Methodist church. He was a mem
h"r ~ the Elks lodge In Indiana and
."nvus many friends here IN both
that maternity and among tho oil
mon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
Poets Soldiers Withdraw.

F1UME. Sept. with the with
drawal of the legionnaires OF Gen.
Gabrielle dAnnunzio. the Italian
soldicr-poot. the military command
today was assumed by General
Amandtea. The Italian legation
has been closed and all powers have
been taken over by the special Ital-
ian missioner. Commandant
CnatelIi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

GREAT BEND. Kan, Sept =
DR. w. A. Nixon. charged vii. er,,
degree murder in connection giJ,
tho killing OF Arthur c. Banta. y.gr.
attorney, July Z. was held frr ,r..i
here today after a preliminary fa,r'
ing. at which only two Wit. .sa,
were questioned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

Lon. the G-yrar-old gon Of Mr..
ana Mrs George krltcOa. 41G North
Elwood avenue, died "Wednesday
evening Funeral gorviccs viii be
h"Ii 1T the United Proabyterinu
church at 2 80 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon Burial viii be made In
Rove Hill cemetery. Bcsldes tho
mother and father. he is survived
by "a iy"ar-uld sister, Virginia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

At tho great Tanlnc laboratories nj
Dayton, ohio, letters and telogrpms
are pouring I'm daily asking ship
meuts OF Tlulnr TO Ice rushed at once.
Many OF these orders arc for fun
carload shipments, and quito n few
OF them for two and three carloads.
Although running at top speed, tho
Tunlac laboratories arc now over
half a million bottles, or approx
matcly twrnty-four carloads behind
with orders This announcement will
no doubt he received with great sur
prise in the drug world, because
business iU many lines, especially In
tho drug and medicine business, has
been OF from 40 10 90 per cont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
WAVE OF ENTHUSIASM
SWEEPS OVER NATION

Thousands Write Grateful Letters Of Appre-
citation as Famous Medicine Continues to
Accomplish Remarkable Results - Great
Tanlac Laboratories Running at Top Speed
to Supply Record Breaking Demand-Over
Half Million Bottles Behind With Orders
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
SUDRASKE PRIZE,
ANGI.

Uzpraeita nakti .pakiSta BON
ba po uzpakaliniu namp prize
angiu, 2o11 De Kalb ST., ply
Sdama sudraske prieangi if 81.
plaiSino langQ stiklus visuose
artimiausiuose namuose.
Tuose namuose, kur padeta
bomba, gyvena Giargi Despni-
"a su zmona ir SeSiais vaikais.
Visi jie smarkiai supurtyti.-
Pirm kokio laiko Despmza
gavo laiskq nuo "iuodran-
kiq.'' Reikalauta 1000 dol.
Bet jis nieko nedare is to rel
kalavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
KAIN0S JAvAMS.

VILKAVIsKIs, (Eltos k.).
Pasirodzius naujo derliaus
vaisiams, jaw kainos po tru.
putt nupuole, ypatingai -
kvieciq ir avizp. Rugp. 30 d.
turgavietej buvo mokama kvie
eGiq centneriui 1872 2-296 auks.
rugiu centneriui 115-116a.,
mieziq ir avizq centneriui 116
120 auksinq.
Dauguma veza miezius tie
siog Intendanturon, kur cent
neriui mokama 150 auks. In
tendantura taipat perka ir a.
vizas.
Sodo yaisiai prekyvietej vi
sal pigus ir labai daug prive-
zama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
PLINTA PAcIU VAIKQ
PIKTADARYBES.

WASHINGTON, spal. IL
Visoj Sally tarpe vaikq pra-
dejo platintis piktadarybes
taip daug, kad i tai ina at
kreipti donna Darbo departa'
mentas ir kit valdiSki Veiks-
Mai.
Visuose didesniuose mics
tuose veikia teismai, ,kurie per-
kratineja tik vienu vaikQ by
las. Tuose teismuose visur
pima jaunu praszengelu, tarp
kuriq galima sutikti rimtQ
IpiktadariQ.
Kai-kur tuose teismuose pa
vieniai teiseiai negali apsidir-
bti. Quota jiems asistentq:-
Ivairios pasitaisymo lstai-
gos visoj sally pilnos bernaiciq
ir mergaiciQ.
Generals Sales prokuroras
apgalvoia, kas veikti SUI ta
,jauna prasizengelip armija. Jis
|laiSke i prezidenta paduoda
sugestijq isteigti federales sto-
vyklas ir tenai lavinti-miklin-
ii prasizengelius jauniklius.
| Darbo departamentas, ypae
ito departamento pilietybes sky
rius, irgi apgalvoja priemo-
mes, kokiu budu sulaikyti to ne
Jaime tarpe jaunosios gentkar-
ties. Reikia atsiminti, kad tai
Wis busimieji Sales pilieeiai.
Kas is jq bus, jei jq zymi da-
lis isaugs piktuose darbuose,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
sUsIDAUzE TRYs LAIVAI
i TIES SKOTIJA.
zuvo 25 zmones.

GLASGOW, 'spal. IL. - A
merikoniskas prekybinis lai-
vas is San Francisco, West
Comak, per miglas uzplauke
ant laivo Rowan su keliaunin-
.kais. Pastarasis yra~ nakties
pasazierinis laivas, plaukio-
jas tarpe Glasgowo il Dublino.
Nelaime ivyko ties upes ely
de ziotimis.
Kick palaukus per miglas
atplauke kitas laivas = Clan
Malcolm, If smoge ! pasazieri-
nj laiva Rowan. Pastarasis
dvieju smugiq neatkente. W
keletos minutQ nuskendo.
Mirusiu ir neatrandamu emo
nip paduota 25. IS kit emo
mes nuo Rowan iSgelbeti. zu-
yes. ir Rowan laivo kapitonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
N1EKA1s NUEJo sVA1GA-
LAI.
WASHINGTON, spal. 1.

WASHINGTON, spal. l.
Milionierius Letter savo ma
mq rusiuose, Virginijoj, ture-
jo 800 tukstanGiq dol. vertes
visokiq wynn ir degtines. Tas
''turtas1 stipriai buvo apsau-
gojamas. 7 rusi. ineiti buvo ke-
letas geleziniu duriu su kom
binuotais uzrakciais.
Ana diena namq priziureto-
jas kazkur prasisalino. Plesi-
kai islauze gelezines duris r
visus tuos svaigalus pavoge.
Matyt, sukrauta viskas i tro-
ka il nuvaziuota.
Virginiijos policija galvatru-
keiais ieSko pleSikq. Nusam-
dyti smarkiausi detektivai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11

PARYZIUS, spaliu II. -
Karas Italijos su Jugoslavl-
los atrodO, neiSvengtinas.
Andai Italijos valdzia pas
kelbe deklaracijQ, kad Albanl-
ia randasi Italijos globoje.
Jugoslavijos premeras Pa
shich j tai atsakydamas pa
skelbe dviejQ metQ atsarginlq
mobilizacija. Jis pareiSke,
kad mobilizuojama kariuome-
ne reikalinga apdrausti Jugo-
slaviios siena Albanijos Some.
Mes albanai rodo savo agre-
sivuma.
Diplomatinese sferose pra-
deta nerimauti patyrus apie
toki Jugoslavijos (serbQ) val
dzios pasielgima. Mes del to
lengvai gall pakilti Balkanuo-
Sc krizis. Tas krizis gall pa
sibaigti dideliu karu.
Kituomet nerami Serbia
pakele europini kara. siandie
: ia patti Serbia darbuojasi pa
kelti kita kara.
Anot ziniQ, Italia turl pa
ruosusi skaitlinga kariuomene
Prireikus ia kariuomene tuo-
jaus gall but permesta Alba
nijon per Adriatika. Be to,
anot paciQ serbu pasakoJlmq,
albanu kariuomenes buriams
jau il siandie vadovauja lta-
IN karininkai.
Serbijos valdzia pasiuntt
notq Anglijai If PranciJal'
Protestuoja prizes albanus, ku-
RE buk pereina Jugoslavijos
siena. Serbq valdzia sake:
kad jei albanai nepertrauksla
savo veikimu If uzpuldlneJ1,
mq, tuomet Serbia prizes al,
banus payartosianti astresneS
priemones.
serbijos (Jugoslavijos) pre-
mieras Pashieh yra ParyAuJe
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
NAUJAS LIETUVOS
PARNASAS.

Musu dailioji literature, y
pa6 poezija, auga labai spar
Giai. siais metals jau CANA
daug pasirode nauW rastq
senesniu ir jaunesniu rasy-
toju bel poetQ. 0 dar daugiau
zadal pasirodyti visai nauiu
rasytojq. stai jQ sarasas:
1. Paparonis (eiliu knyga).
2. Svyrunelis (eilip knyga). 3.
Juozas Tysliava (eiliq kn;) 4.
Petras Vaiciunas (eiliu m.).
5. Bulky Juze (net kelios Ell
liq- knygos). 6. Adomas Las
tas (antras eiliq tomas). Z.
ErSket Radasta (eiliQ hnyga), /,
ir kita knyga Lermontovo yer
timQ). 8. Pr. Tarulis (apysa-
keliu rinkinys). 9. Salys. Sc
merys (eiliu knyga). 10. Wy
tautas Biciunas (keliolika to-
mQ dramQ, apysaku, eiliq ir
ekspressionistiniq vaizdQ SUI
paties autoriaus padarytomis
iliustracijomis).
Be to, senasis Vaizgantas
Be to, senasis Vaizgantas
leidzia = feljetonu~ir vaizdQ
rinkini okupuotame Vilniuje.
Kick girdeti, If apysakininkas
j. Svaistas zada pasirodyti
atskirais savo kuriniq leidi-
niais. Visi Ella pamineti auto
rial, kurip dauguma terra pa
sirede tik nuotrupomis gal
sndarys nauja Lietuvos pra-
naSa.
Laukiame su dideliu indo-
mumu. Sex. d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-11
TREMTINIAI IS RUSU.

KAUNAS, rugs. 16. Tre1n-
tiniu grazininmo skyrius pra-
mesa, kad s. m. rugsejo II d.
is Tarybu Rusu Omsko, Celia
binsko ir Charkovo atvyko l.
1856 tremtiniai. siu metq rugs.
%. d. is Maskvos iSeina pasku-
tinis Lietuvos trenltinip eselo-
mas, 7 is eiles. Juo vyksta
daug inteligentq If specials
tu, Q taipat pirmoji optantq
grupe, kurieN optavo Lietuyos
pilietybe. .
"Liet. ("