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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
FAIRFIELD

The Fairfield officials when asked
today Of the proposed break between
Fairfield and Southport stated that a
movement of this sort has been on
foot for over thirty years and that
nothing has ever come of the matter.
Southport and Greens Farms were
contemplating a break between the
two towns to which they belong and
planning to ask for a charter at the
next session of the legislature to
merge and form a new township.
Southport seems dissatisfied with the
government of Fairfield, saying that
they do not receive the benefits to
which they are entitled.
Most residents think that this plan
would cause considerable expense and
loss of business standing. They point
out the new school which has been
constructed and say that no school in
Fairfield can compare with this $685.
900 structure. One of the great COM
plants that Southport makes is about
the poor roads in their section, but
the roads in Fairfield are known to be
in need of many repairs, and are in
very poor condition.
It is thought that there will be no
need for worry in this proposed plan
as it has been coming up year after
year but died very suddenly. A move
ment of this sort was on foot last year
but died as suddenly as it came up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
TARIFF FOOTBALL
PUNTED BACK TO
HOUSE BY SENATE

Washington Sept. 1.-THE tariff
bill was to be returned today to the
Senate by the House with a request
for a second conference. Chairman
McCumher, of the Senate Finance
Committee, believed that differences
between the two bodies could be ad-
Justed quickly.
The second conference is made
necessary by the actionto the House
late yesterday in instructing it's man
ayers to accept the Senate amendment
eliminating the proposed duty on
potash and to agree to strike out the
provision for continuation of the
present dye embargo licensing act for
one year. The vote to reoommit the
bill was 1T to 1870, with 1912 Re-
publicans voting in favor and four
Democrats voting against.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
GOLF, ''SUMMER
COMFORT" SAYS
THE PRESIDENT

New York. Sept. 14.-Golf has con-
tributed "a good deal to my comfort
and condition during a very long
and very hot summer" President
Harding declared in a letter. made
public today by Frank Presbrey. re-
firing president of the senior golf as
ISOLATION. The president declined an
invitation to play in the annual tour
namcnt of the association now In
progress at Rye.
"I have spent a very long and very
hot summer in Washington with sub
stantially nothing to do but work,
the president wrote. t'At rather I'M
certain intervals I played a round Of
golf; and I am able to congratulate
myself on the fact that golf has con-
tributed a good to my comfort and
condition / am more than ever con-
WINGED that the senior golf association
has the right idea
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
BIG POST OFFICE
is SENT BY MAIL
TO TOWN IN UTAH

Syracuse, N Y, Sept. 14-Donald
Chase, returning from a Western trip
In the interest of the American Le-
gion, tells a story of $125,o00 post
office which is being shipped by mail.
Vernal, Utah, is the town that's
erecting its Federal building through
the assistance of the parcel post. The
CITY is $50 miles from the nearest
railroad Government officials did not
like the idea of paying big bills for
the hauling of material from the rail-
road. So Vernal's Federal building
is being shipped in by mail, BRICK by
brick. and while it may take time
to assemble it. the materials will be
taken to Vernal by parcel post en-
p:oyes in the ordinary course of their
business.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
Shoots Thug, Returns
to Find Him Missing

Cleveland, Sept. 14-Samue1 Schach-
tel was awakened by the sound of an
opening drawer in his bedroom. See
ing the form of a man near his ward
robe trunk, he took his revolver from
under his pillow and fired. The man
dropped.
Schachtel Ieaped from bed and tele-
phoned police he had shot and killed
night prow1er-but when he re-
turned to examine his victims body
the intruder had vanished.
Police believe the thief feigned
death when he realized he was trapped
and that he was not hit by the bullets
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14

fol
tf0emoc
he
gradu in
Democr party
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
Boys suits are
nicely tailored.


Do you know what it means to have thorough con-
scientious tailoring in boys suit long life to
the suit
woman from neighboring state stopped in our
Boys Department the other day to buy her boy suit
because she said'I bought my boy suit here last
year-it well-he1d it's shape well waited till
coming this way to buy another
Careful tailoring does just this-it good Innings
and inter Innings lines the trousers with good material
it makes good button holes and the buttons
stronglyt stitches the pockets they won't give
it puts in pockets that roomy that boy can use
it makes the belts alike both sdes-it brings back
satisfied customer to Howlands.
Here bunch of natty suits for boys from ages
to 18 years with all the fine tailoring and Of fine wool
mixtures in rich browns and and very stylish grey
tweed.
Three styles Of Norfolk coats two with inverted pleat
the other with golf backbone pair OF trousers made
golf style with cuff the other regulation modetwo pairs
twice the
The patch pockets made with flaps and both pairs
of trousers fully lined Excellent values at SLID
Baseue front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
Woman Says Husband
"Socked" Her In Eve

my husband socked me right in
the eye was the explanation given
an ambulance surgeon this morning
by Mrs. Lilly Gilmore, co1ored, of IS
Lumber street, of a confused eyelid
and a 1acerated lower lip. which the
physician fixed up.
Mrs. Rose Kaufman of 105 Parallel
street, said to be a sufferer from
heart disease, fell out of bed this
morning in a fanting spell When the
ambulance surgeon arrived from the
Emergency hospital, she was dead.
The medical examiner was notified.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
School days
hosiery supplies.

And what lot of stockings the little folks
ou-no matter how good they are-b here is good
for mothers pocket book-real good value and
special too
Chdrens silk Isle hose fine ribbed-reinforced heel
and toe in black white and cordovan 45c and &c.
Children's fine cotton hose medium weight-special
vaue-black in all sizes but broken in cordovan 19c
ain noorle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
REACH ENTOMBED
MINERS TOMORROW
NIGHT, IS HOPE

Jackson, Cal, Sept. 14-Despite
disheartening progress after IT days
effort to burrow through dirt, muck
and rock to a men imprisoned in the
burning Argonaut mine, grimy rescue
workers emerging from the ground
today after their exhausting grind,
predicted that they would smash
through to their enton1bed fellows by
late Friday night.
Clarence e. Jarvis member of the
state board Of control, said he belfev-
Cd the rescue crews would find some
or the miners still alive.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
WOmen's hosiery
for all occasions.

Do you-Go1f9 Tennsg Ride9 Hike2 Whichever
sport you indulge in the correct hosiery claims import
ant place in the scheme Of the costume We have them
in all the favored shades and newest patterns Full
length, three quarters socksas sporsmanke they
are comfortable.
We supply the needed sort of rich silks for every
dress occasion and the stad regulation sort for all around
wear.
Women's mercerised hose elastic ribbed top extra
spced heel and toe-nock sea-regular and out sizes
Soc.
Women's mercerised Isle hose very silky in appear
very fine gauze weight both pointer and square heel
$125.
"Heeltex silk hose with mercerised Isle garter top
Isle sole and toe-black only 1.5O
noorle center.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
MAYORS OFFICE TO
DROP CASH REGISTER,

Youngstown. O., Sept. A.-No long
er are cash transactions in the May
or's office here rung up on cash
former Mayor George L. Oles. who
resigned after six months service, is
back in the market and now records
the sales of bananas. Giles wanted
to sell it to the city, but when he asked
for cash his successor, Mayor William
G.. REESE, refused to approve the pro-
posaI.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
POLICE DEPARTMENT HOLDING
MANS LEG FOUND
BY SALESMAN

Youngstown, O., Sept. 14.-Po1ice
headquarters are holding a mans leg
which the owner may have by call
ing for and proving his ownership.
A travelling saleuan found the arti-
fetal limb in front Of a bank at an
early hour in the morning recently
and turned his find over to the police.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
TRUCK SHOOTS MAN
AS HE JUMPS OFF TT

New York, Sept. 14.-when James
McGlynn of Brooklyn, jumped off the
street. between First and Second ave
nues, he was shot in the ankle by a
bullet from a cartridge which was ly-
ing in the street and exploded as it
was run over by a rear wheel of the
truck, just as the man jumped off
The injury was slight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14

Norman Man Dies
After Auto Accident

Norwalk, Sept. 14-Francfs Finni-
gan, a well-known resident of this
bile owned by Herbert Gregory of
Great Neck, N. Y, last Wednesday,,
here, died at the NorwaIk hospital as
result of his injuries. Coroner
Phe1an was in NorwaIk holding an
ante-mortem hearing in the case.
He has not yet made a finding.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
FUR COMPANY FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed with Judge John J. Keogh
in Bankruptcy court today by the
Kerr-DurDdn Fur Company of Nor
walk, which supplies fur to the hat
industry. The concern has liabilities
Of 20,413.29 and assets of $4,000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
Flows UP Watch Lost
20 Years; Still Runs

Osborn, Mo-, Sept. 14-Percy
Rogers, a farmer living near here.
noticed something bright in the fields
he was blowing. Picking it up he
found it to be a watch. He cleaned
the dirt off the outside, wound it up
and it started running.
He discovered it was a watch he
had lost twenty years ago
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
ENGINEERS TO MEET.

The first regional meeting of the
American Society of Mechanical En-
rineers will be held in Springfield,
Sept. rs, 26 and 81, in conjunction
with the Engineering Society of West
ern Massachusetts,. All branches OF
the Engineers club of this city are
expected to send delegates
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
TO OPEN RESTAURANT.

A new restaurant is to be opened
I'D at 1850 Main street. 1t is to be
known as the Palace restaurant. 1t
is located in the same building as the
new Palace theatre.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
stone marten.

This is the popular fancy Of The day-one of these
pretty neck pieces fitting fn any pretty street
costume-and of stone marten fur of real beauty
This little animal resembles the weasel in action and
contour they brown in color and sometimes called the
white throated marten because of the marking that
part of the animal.
1t is of the most costly and durable of frs and
this lot of scars chokers just received particularly
fine fluffy long fueach scarf made from
econd center
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-14
Books of the hour
you like to read.

"Ocean Echoes by Arth1'~ -r~~o~ $1.75.
''Flowing Gold'' by Rex Beach 50.
%The Last Harvest by John Borroughs So.
''The Fighting Edge by William Raine $1.75.
s'The Island God Forgot by G. B. Tison and Chas
3eahan 1.90.
MANI floor earF
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'PURPERA MAI
TRAIESTE INCA
TREIZECI ZILE

Curtea Suprema din Ohio a a.
cordat treizeci de zile lui Sam
Purpera, in etate de II ami, unul
din asasinii lui Sly 81 Tanner, -
care era sd fie executat, astanoap-
te in scaunul electric.
Purpera primit vestea Gu o
bueurie nespusa. Ell declarat ca
spera ca in acest timp guvernorul
Davis il va agratia, sau va ordona
un proces nOu. Amanarea s,a ia
cut din cauza ca ell trebue sd mai
fie ascultat cand sc va desbate pro
cesul celorlalti carl au luat parte
la aceasta crima, pentru care un
alt timer de x ami Frank Alnato
a fost deja executat, lar uni aitul
Isl asteapta moartea in penitencia-
rul din Columbus.
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LEGATIUNEA RoMANIEI
Washington, D. G.
DIN loan N. SUFAN1,
CusieruI r. g. r. A.

D-lm loan N. SUFANI,
CasierM q. s. r. A.,
Alliance, Ohio.
Onor. DIE Sufand,
Maine Sc in,plineste I'm an de
cdnd MEAN luat In primire greduo
sarcimG de presenta 81 apdra iu.
teresele rOmdne IN aceasto tara.
In aceste momente, ca 81 de mul-
te orr IN cursul dnului ce q trecut
= gdmd1d meu Sc andreaptd cdtre
R0nld,aei nOstrf, cdtre coloniile m0a-
sire de aca, care sub cerul <plumbu-
rim al norilOr de fun 81 IN vdpoio
flacdrilor o!elului topit, poartd in
sufletele Tor drdgoste netdrmurii.
td pess<rW Patria Tor.
Imi este sncd vie IN m,i,,te amin.
tireo frumOGselOr 81 sndltdto0reIor
momente petrecute IN anal trecMt
in mijlocur compatriotilor mes de
0ci 81 docd snd0toririle mele oficia.
le cum 81 MAJ Gles ereminsentele
'mportante care az reclansot pre-.
senta naeG Ia Washington, M M "a,
Fl Snspiedicot de a indeplsni DORM.
ia &c o am de q petrece cot nsa,
lMnH priatrs Ronsdni 81 astfeI ual
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

Mdrocanii syca pdstreasd 81 acun
rechiul ObicciH e q ascunde aurui
dublodne spanhS, napoleoni fran
ccsi.si bucdti d. nHr indigene. Cec
mai mare parte din Ell M spun MIC
pc pdtM de n1Odrte local unde a,
ascuns banii, ds6 Cd 0 multin,e dt
aur ,zace IN ss,aNl pdmdntului.
De obicetW Gstrul Sc ingroapd IN
pirnite saM ptSn grddini, orr Sc
sideste in peretele unei case.
In interior pk vremuri era obi
ceiul sd Sc chie1ae un lucrdtor sd
sape fdntdnd II cdnd fdntdna era
sdpatd la dddftime de cdtiva me.
tri, stdpdnul IL slobozea borcanele
GU aur, 81 apoi drunca pdn,dntul
peste el, ingropdndu-I de ri;u Gu sd
moarI impren'sG cu taina, 81 apoi
planta un pom u, locM aceia.
La MOgadOr,S atp european care a
locmit cdtira ati intro casa a aflat
o dUere considerable. In catuI de
JOS, pc care fhtrebuin!a pentru
negOt, era uh oblOn acoperit Gu 3D.
mdnt. Ridicdnd. oblonM s'a cobo-
rlt intro suterdnd in care era O
tocttoare pentrM pdstrat untde-
lemn. In tocit0are ydsit mai mnl-
tie bOrcane pline de dubloni spa
nioli de aur, perfect conservati, o
avere considerable.
La Sarfi, D proprietate veche,
casa mare 81 grddiad, a fost moste-
nitd 81 locuitd De o familie foarte
bogatd. Mmind yf,ad pc rind mem
bril- familiei, cei ,fdn.asi n'au aflat
arerea celor MORT. Nici dupd
moartea celM din urnsd membru al
familiei, cu fOate cercetdrile. mu
s'a pntut dfla mimic, 81 guvernul
marocan a intypt IN posesiunea
'proprietdtii, inchsednd-o 81 pundnd
pasd sd nM usbk nimenii prim ca,
find sigar ca ed n,ind de am.
. ObaceiMJ de al M ascunde bdni 81
scnle pre!i0dSc ~ p'd71sdNt err 81
Ia Romdn. In Romdma Gu prize
jul sdpdturilor de pivnite 81 teme-
h de case, san gdsit IN mai multe
rinduri sumo considerable de bani
cechi de amr 81 argint, 81 aproape
m fiecare sat rechiM este o legendd
ca in locul "cutdre" este ingropa-
I'd o c0m0drd 0scumsd de turci, hal
duc' san de pre-un b0ier bdtrdn.
In silele no0stre putini ingroapd
bani IN pdmdnt de teama hotilor
sau al inrasinnilor. Bdncile 81 res
pectul proprietdtii char de dus-
manu- care a inradat tara, ofer6
garantm sigure, dar totusi 81 astdsi
Sc gdsesc unii, char in tara asia,
carl su an incredere IN bdnci 81
usedsd de vechiul Obiceiu de q as
cu',de ayerca IN sinul pdmdntului,
dveri earl adesea orr rdmdn ingro-
pate de veci. C1R4BUS.
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NECROLOG

Soc. u. S. Ard. & Trans din
Alliance, 0. Gu regret anunta in
cetarea din viata a fratelui Vasile
Fogoras (Scurtel) un bun 81 de-
votat membru al Soc. noastre.
Find bolnav timp de 5 zile in
ziua de s Februarie a. e. la orele
9 p. m. Si-au dat sufletul in mana
Creatorului.
Pc raposatul il deplange maj
mnlte yadenii, consateni, 81 tot
membrii Soc. noastre, lar in Tara
Parintii.
Inmormantarea va avea loc in
ziua de IL Februarie d. C. la orele
y p. m.
Fie-i tarina usoara 81 memoria
bine cuvantata.
Pentru Societatea U. s. Ard. &
Transilvaneana".
Alliance, O.. 8 Febr. 1922.
loan Lalu presedinte.
Toader Libeg, secretar.
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VOLUME AVH-NO. 81 es.N nse din urm& stir egra6S1 III
--------. :" I'M "".M. lunea intreagx III II.
N!usee 81 cGjinura ]

cetit Gu nteres fndenu ce Sc facea Roroan;1or din
Cleveland din partea drectei Museului de Arte de
cerceta colectile adunate intre zidurile lu ST mia
parut bne cand vazut pc ma redaca recomanda en-
deosebita telegere 81 Gu mua clda 81 trimeerea copii
lor Ia Museul local. r
In adevar un inunat mjloc de invatatura carea
n sove pc care numai oamen nchpue pot preface in
adevar aceea vazte 81 ppaite Museu nsa spune tot
aceia IN LUCRURILE NSESI Multi gust 81 muta stiinta
multa ube de oameni de suetul oenesc care ucru de
capetene rebut penr acele Sc sranqa
dm ocu adesea oate departate 81 Sc natseze in acea
nsa legaa prin ele pot ajunge un invatamin nm
mare 81 folositor invatamint.
Veti ii baga de nsa ca in aceste colect care Gu
rnd lucrun de nata de store de de unde nic nu
crex moi Romani hpsm totu 81 nteege de ce: Gala
tori carl sd vie la moi din dorna ne cunoaste au ost
putini 81 IN LOG CA MOI SAL INLOCUIM DARUiND
cE1A CE PUTEM ADUcE FIECARE, TRECEM PRINTRE
ACESTE COMORI FARA SA NE GfNDIM OK AVEM ST
MOI UN RosT Pc LUME ST cA PRETUTINDENEA 4.
CEST ROST TREBUIE Sk Sc vADA
par nu vremea pierduta indeplinm aceasa lipsa
Daunaz rugam- -adevarat ca fara folos pana acum-pe
Ardelen Bucovnen sa stranga pentr ca la Museu
Trocadero din Paris unde stint numa niste zrente pr
fuite 81 Ia MUSCLE elveene din Geneva unde mi mimic es
no Sd foreze buna colece de lucruri roanest
teatu cusa sapauri in lemn olar CART vech tablour
Acelasi lucru il recomand ST. Romanlor din America
Inr un oras unde snt mil dine nos poate ca Ro
mania 81 poporul roanesc fie represntati prin mimic
Inteleg dacA am avea inca snt popoare ca Ungurii M
Bugar carl uand pc furs della al Sc fac Cd au ce au
avut ncoda- dar cand avem sd creada Americana ca
Aon vim din cine site salbatacie oala do orice era
artei 81 psta de orice trecut istoric- Sc poate
Cine soseste din sd aduca prinosu lu Cine asezat
de multi sa caute in ucrre case ui in strnate pentru
vedea de poae desface char dac lar pacea
broboada ota inca so dea Museulu ndc ntorcandu
acasa poae a ISL poate face atee Sa Sc cear char
rmeterea prn posa obiece pc ara sfiaa eam
putea infatisa strainilor.
Sa nu ute nimeni Ca ac acasa la dansul orcne rebue
Sd fe cetean dep dncoo de hotare datori oricuia
ebue SO fie de preface inrun aprns propagandist
N: I0RGA.
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SERATA MUZICALA
in ALLIANCE

Dumineca trecuta Romanii din
Alliance au organizat serata
muzicala in sala Societatii Z. r.
Ard. 81 Trans. la care S a produs
dl Alexandra st. Vernescu, can.
tand din xioara 81 din gura maj
multe bucati rationale.
D-nu Vernescu a fost des a.
'plaudat de auditor, intre carl sc
afla 81 d. McMaster, presedintele
Universitatii locale Mont Union.
ID. Vernescu a fost invitat de
ID. McMaster sd cante cateva bu.
|cati romanesti 81 Ia Universitate
unde Marti, in fata unui auditor
de peste patru suite de STUDENT
d. A. Vernescu cantat catevs
|'bucati de pc plaiurile Ardealulu
81 a Vechiului regat, in specia
doine, find resplatit Gu APPLAUSE
indelungate de studentii 81 stu
dentele americana.
Mercnri cantat in Akron, o.
| in sala societatii ''Romania Lii
bera., unde a fost fnvitat d,
fruntasii romanilor din acel oras
Sala era archi-plina. Toti ro
mani carl au prins de veste a,
VENT sd asculte pc artistul 70
man, 81 l'au resplatit Gu aplaus,
| [insufletite.
Asemenea serete muzicale pro
due cateya molaente de recrear'
81 multnmire sufleteasca pentr,
moi, cari foarte rar avem prileju
50 ascllltam e>loiaa sau 0 70
mants ~ ~ p!siurile ronaneyti
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u. s. r. A.
co N U NicAT.

Societatile membre in "Uniu
nea Solicitation Romano de Aju
tor 81 Cultura din America" sunt
rugate a lua la culnostinta urma.
toarele cazuri de moarte intam.
plate in luna Ian. 1922 81 anunta.
te la Oficiul Secretarului General
in aceias luna, care sunt urma.
toarele:
Cazul No. 612 Mariea Riscuta
Soc. ''Mihai Viteazul'' $4,000
Cazul No. 613 Rv. Mateiu Tar.
cea, Soc. ''Biruinta b Desrobirea
Neamului Romanes' $4,000
Aceste cazuri s'au trimes spre
achitare Ia Societati Gu data de
z Februarie 1922.
Youngstown, o. 7 Febr. 1922.
GEORGE MARHAO.
Secretar general.
(34-35).
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plecta retragerea trupelor engleze
din Irlanda.
Sir John Butcher, deputat dc
York, intrebat daca in vederea
"anarchiei della sud 81 vest ST "a
raitei inspaimantatoare I'm nori
guvernul intentioneaza Sc mem
tina trupe suficiente ca sd pastrezc
ordinea in Irlanda.
d. Churchill respuns ca ell este
inclinnat deprecia stirea ca exis-
ia anarchie 81 a zis ca munitiunilc
81 depositele de toate categoriilc
s'au vindut armatei republicane
lrlandeze, ca arme 81 munitiuni 81
motoare dc transport 'au predat
guvernului provizor, urmand s;L
fie platte.
Mr.. Churchill a zis cd el nu poa-
tc promite sd suspende transfera-
rca armelor 81 munitiunilor guver-
nului provizor, adaogand ca Alta
vreme cat guvernul provizor con-
tinua sd aplice principiile trata-
tnlui, intentiunea guvernului ell
glez este sd procure acestui guvern
toate mijloacele pentru mentinerca
ordinei in interiorul tarii.
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Telegrame DIN Belfast spun ca
ofiterii armatei republicane irlan-
deze din Clones, judetul Mona
CHAN, au declarat ca daca sc men,
tine detinerea, arestantilor Sim
Feineri, Sc vor rapi mai multi u
lstefisti.
Prisonierii luati in jurul Clone
sului au fost dust la Ballybay un-
de sunt concentrate mai multi Sim
Feineri.
Trupele engleze a urmat 81 as
tazi sa paraseasca Irlanda de sud,
81 Winston Spencer Churchill, Sc
crctarul coloniilor, intro declara-
tune facuta astazi in parliament a
zis ca guvernul imperial sd lase
solutia situatiunei in seama celor
doua guverne irlandeze.
Legea pentru Statul Liber al
lrlandei, prin care intra in vigoare
conditiunile tratatului anglo-irlan-
deZ, "a introdus formal All dupa
amiaza in parliament de catre Aus
ten Chamberlain, fruntaS guver-
namental. Legea s'a cetit odata.
A doua cetire va Fl Joi. Winston
Churchill, secretarul coloniilor, a
declarat ca de, prezent este impo-
sibil a arata data la care Sc va com.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
FOSTUL PRIMAR FARLEY MORT II
TRAMVAIU
A murit erf fnoapte de un atac de inina.

John III. Farley, fost primar in
Cleveland, a murit intr 'un tramvai
Gu cateva' minute fnainte de mie:
zul noptii.
La penultima halta in Public
Square volt sd sc ridice, dar, Gu
un strigat, a recazut, sustinut dc
vecinii lni 81 de conductorul care
s'a grabit in ajutorul lui. Ell re.
sufla Gu greu.
"Cine e?' Sc intrebau calatorii
Mime nu la recunoscut. La halta
ultima conductorul a chemat un
,oficiant della tramvaie care s'a gra
bit sd cheme politia. Batranul pa
rca Cd resufla mai usor 81 STA des-
chis ochii. Pasagerii credeau ca
sc va face mai bine.. Tramvaiul
"a pls in miscare. Dupa cateva
clipe fnsa batranul a fnceput Sd
respfle greu din nou. Tramyaiul
a fost oprit. Pc atunci a 81 sosit
politia. L-Ru ridicat din tramyai
pentru ca sal puma in automobilul
politiei. S'a adunat 0 multime in
iurul scenei 81 o femeie, uitandu.
Sc Ia batr6n, q strigat:
"Eu II cunosc. E dl. Farley
prietinul tatalni meu.'' Dupa a,
ceste vorbe fiecare parea ca vede {
asemGnare 1ntre muribund 81 omul
ce = fost de dona orr primar il
Cleveland Politia q fncercat ime
dat 81 aplice masuri artificialt
J pentru ca sa poata respira mai U
ssor. Apoi Ian pus in automobi
u l-au dus la Huron Road Hospi
tal. nnde, sOsind, medicul Ia De
elarat de- mort.
Cadeyr1l \ fost dus Il morg
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