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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31
MONTVILLE

The Connecticut Power company has
purchased from Thomas Doyle a piece OF
land near the watering trough in Pequot,
and surveyors are at work there prepar-
Ing TO erect a sub-station similar to the
one al the foot Of Chapel Hill in New
London It IS understood It is to cost about
Rs0O00
The body Of Margaret McQuarrie
which had bean buried on the town farm
recently, was removed TO the Comstock
cemetery Tuesday and expenses were
uaid by Albert Lester.
The Weekly Whist club enjoyed a "trip
&c Hamburg TO the home Of Lawrence
Raymond Tuesday evening. The first priz-
- we're won by Mrs. G. E. Chapman and
Lawrence Raymond The consolation
awards went to Mrs. Irene Rogof and
Walter Perry
Frank johnson Of Oalkdals who cut a
seep cash In his thumb while chopping is
improving slowly.
George Carlton and family have moved
10 tbs Pequot.
Mrs Emily johnson Of Norwich is the
r1ost OF Ms Edwin Coun5tock for the
week
Mrs. Jane Patton and Miss Ellison Smith
are visiting Mrs. Paton's daughter, Mrs.
smith Of New London.
IRE is making a visit with relatives In
Westerly.
L.sborers are busy grading the lawn in
srout Of Mrs- Myra Watts new cottage
b the village.
Isaac Lhschitz Of New York is making
two weeks visit in Oakdale.
c. o. Manchester Is in New York for a
few days attending the annual reunion
banquet Of the School Boys Of Old Hair
hem.
Mrs. John Adams is in Yantic spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. Jane
BoEue.
Mrs. LeGrande Chapper Of waterford
was a caller in town Friday.
Henry Church and family spent Sunday
In Flanders. guests of Mrs. Hanney.
Miss Helen Lehman is employed in
millinery parlors In New London.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chagnon ar
rived home Monday from a trip tC
wellesley Hills and Lowell, Mass
Mrs Pearl Chapel has bee called tc
Monson. Mass, to care for Mrs. Frederick
Sherman. who Is H.
Miss May Turner was a caller in Nor
wlch Saturday.
Fred Crandan has purchased a new car
No services will be held at the Uncas
vile Methodist church Sunday morning a.
the pastor IS attending conference.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Uncas
Vile Methodist church will go to Gale
Ferry Tuesday evening to repeat tn
play entitled The Ladies' Aid Of Mohawl
Cross Roads.
Mrs Craig and Elizabeth LaFlamm
visited Mrs. Craigs' sister Mrs Mary Ell
Watt OF Mystic over the week end.
Mrs. ClIrence Avery and daughter
Helen and Florence Of South Windha1
are visiting Mrs Avery's mother, Mrs
Albert Avery Of Hill Ton.
The Epworth League Of the UncasYill
Methodist church is to hold a social in tn
chapel.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31
WESTER LY

The Winnapaug Golf club reports snow
that the entire nine holes which nave
been under construction may be used as
the course by the first of July. All the
work of grading and green-buildlhS was
finished last fall except two falr ways
at the north end of the links and TINS
has been cleared of the trees, brush ana
stones. and by the middle of April TINS
will be in good condition Many me
trees which were started last fall are re-
ported to be in excellent shape. A.
present there are between so and so
paid up stockholders and this eharter
list will be held open during the COM
ming summer so as to allow the people
at the beaches to enter. Already the
work on the links and club has cost $40,
coo.
Among those on the board of directors
for three years are Frank c. Buftum,
In. Wells Fowler and Frank Sullivan
committee of five have been CHOSEN
Clifford Campbell, Miss Katherine EOS
Ter. Mrs. Samuel H. Davis, Arthur N
Nash and Fred S. Opie; these are 70
furnish the newly constructed clubhouse
The committee on signs is Wiillam Ctarki
Fred c. Buffum and Edwin hawks
These grounds are considered among tHe
best in Rhode Island.
Thieves are out Iootipg hepeoops and
many raids are being made here
At the wheeIeh school, North ston I.
ington, which is attended from westerns
and surrounding towns there will De
public speaking April 4th The judges
will be Raymond V. Congdon of NOT
| wich. Free Academy. Rev. W. F. VIII
Jams of stonington and Judge Gray o.
North Stonington. The contestants ou
one are residents of North Stonington.
Rev. j. ]. Keane of st. Michael
/ church here, has concluded, an ltallal
mission at St. Joseph's church in NeY
Britain. He was assisted by Rev )
Leo Sullivan of St. Josephs church there
Rev. Keane delivered the sermons
| italian.
Maurice Silvernan of West Broa
street is on a business trip to New Yorl
Angelo ]. Zebarini of New York VIII
has been a guest at his home on Summe
| street has returned.
D. w. Curtis, of Boston, is the CUES
of relatives here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31
sTONINGToN

tuesday evening Asylum lodge Ma
81, F. and A. NJ, in the lodge rooms in
Masonic hail worker the second degree
on several candidates. District Deputy
Grand Master David II. Seamons bf Po-
quonnoc. Past Grand Master Thomas
Mckenzie and Grand Senior Deacon Arth-
lr n. Nash of Connecticut made an in
| spection of the work. There were many
FTesent from Pawca&uck Westerly, New
! London and Mystic. At the close of the
business meeting a social hour with re-
| freshments was enjoyed.
| 1t is probable that the Negely Garment
Hanger Co. will locate here in business
as they are considering purchasing the
| property on Water street of the late Oscar
Pendleton, who conducted an old estab-
| lished coal, bushes for years and up to
his death. The brick building with it fine
J docaage makes this a most desirable
place for a firm to locate, as wood and
materials hive to be brought from Maine
for this firm. The company employs
| about 800 hands at the main plant in
| Toledo and would give employment to
many people here, to about IT'S. Louis
| Hammond and son Paul, who recently
! purchased the local business will no
doubt locate in the ship yard, should the
c. L. Negley Co. decide to take over the
! Pendleton block
Edward w. Beattee, Jr., is spending the
| vacation in New York.
Mrs. Edward Mimic who has been Wis
| iting in New York has returned home. y
/ Tax Collector William H. Casey has
thus far collected a large amount OF back
| taxes for the the town, and had already
mde big start in the years work.
Wednesday morning occurred the death
| of Edward Randolph King, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Duphinan King Of Stonington
aged is. The boy had been in poor health
for many years. He was born in Stoning-
ton, Aug. 4, 1904. At his funeral class
mates will act as bearers.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

Westerly is among the towns interested
in the 44-hour week schedule for the
granite cutters and s6,4O a day wage
scale, this to extend to April Il, 1924
The result is to be decided this week
The present agreement which is for a
daily wage for the same time of working
hours expires today Nriday. The quar-
ries here are doing but little in the
stone cutting business and have been
idle for some time, Corduna, doing as
much as any of them is not running on
full time at the place on Oak street.
Westerly granite is considered to be
among the best in the country.
Tuesday evening, April IL, DIR. Rug
gles of Butler hospital, Providence, has
been secured to make an address at the
annual meeting of the Visiting Nurse as
soc;ation in the Memorial Library hall
at $50. DR.. Ruggles is physician in
chief and superintendent of the hospi-
tai He will speak on Hygiene and Pub
lie Nursing.
TIas Consolidated Textile Company,
which owns B. B. and R, knight, Inc,
report a loss of S957.57 after payment Of
all claim except common stock divi-
dends, which were left out In the pre-
vious year after all charges and payments
of S1,452.42 on common stock dividends,
the corporation showed a surplus OF
s24S,O55, compared with a 1921 deficit
of s957.057.
Profits it is stated. from operations
for the company and it's subsidiaries
amounted to S923,519. Deductions OF
$3.50, 600 for depreciation, s1,53o,571 for
interest on outstanding bonds and or
bills payable and $4,000 for dividends or
first preferred stock of B. B. and R
Knight, Inc, from the operating profits
however, left the 1857, 057 deficit. From
the last figure quoted was substractet
S3349O6, the surplus from the company
to January, 1920, leaving a final prof
and loss deficit for the company to Jan
1, 1922 of s622,15O. The report states
that the southern mills of the corpor
alton and the Windsor Print Works di
vision, at North Adams, Mass, operated
at a profit during the year, the Knigh
properties here, the president, Fredericl
| K. Ruppucht stated were operated at
big loss. In addition the company wrot
down it's inventories nearly 100000
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31
EAST KILLINGLY

Ralph Elfgren is the possessor Of a
new radio outfit Undoubtedly he will
have plenty Of visitors, at least until the
novelty wears off
Henry H. oatiey received 100 day-oid
chicks by mail Tuesday all right and
lively as criekets' after the journey from
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Lila Harrington of Lowell * Wis
hing her father, Ephraim Harrington,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31
WILSONVILLE

AIRS Ed Keegan and SON \ renee,
AIRS. Frank Wilson and Mis- Mol,ie
WEIGH were On Worcester las Thu sday.
Misses Mary and Anna sabosiclz enter
tanned a number If friends from Web
ster sunday.
austin Kingsbury IS at work at Per-
rvs for a snort time repairing the COM
pauy's teuements.
Kate Eaggerty entertained relatives
from Webster one day the past week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

BridgepOrt-Under the will Of Thomas
]. Youngs. offered for probate in Bridge
port, brother-in-law, Daniel F. Toomey
Of Norwalk. will receive about $4,000 of
the S39 .0eG estate. A brother, Joseph
Youngs of New Haven, will. receive
$4,000, and his five sisters similar
amounts, one living in Nor ak and the
others IN Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

down at The Pines.
Fred Smith is i'll with the prevailing
distemper.
Walter Bedding OF Providence was at
A D. Sayles' Sunday.
Most of the grip patients are improv-
ing. but there seems TO be enough left
for the whole village.
Charles Hulett is much improved
The 3. Y. p. L. realized nearly SIS az
social Saturday night. The Train 10
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

Loontown was a decided hit
The friends Of 1frs. Grace T.. sayis
are glad 20 learn she is again ifupr0E-
ing.
AIRS. Esther Cross has proved a worthy
daughter Of the TandcHon Queen. o. ~
/ has already found danfelinnr this spring
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

A woman hasn't thoroughly learned
the art of shopping if she can't make
the rounds without spending a cent.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31

Hartford.-Mrs John T.. Harb.r1n art
Miss Isabel A. Harrison are in Atlanta
City Tor a few days
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
MORT, KAD VoKIETIJA
MoRETU, KAs REIKIA.
Nepramatomas jokis nusilei-
dimas.

PARYZIUS, kovo 22.-Cia
turi konferencija ~ententes at
,pildyH4o komisija. Konferen-
cijoje neoficialiai atstovauJa-
mos IL Suv. Valstijos.
Diskusuojama, kaip simet,
1922 m., Vokietiia .turi moke-
Ii karo kontribucija.
PraneSta, kad komisijaN sto-
vi uz mok6jima toki, kaip Wy
riausios ta"ybos nuspresta
Cannes konferencijoje.
Taigi, rcrima, kad Vokieti-
ia iSmoketq 720 milionQ aux
siniQ markiQ pinigais ir 1850
milionp auksinip markiQ YER
t6s visokiais daiktais.>
Pc Cannes konferencijos
Vokietija iau ismok6jo 248
milionus auksiniQ markiQ pl-
nigais. Ir nelabai nori moke-
ii toliau. Mes neturi isko.
Bet komisija reikalauja,
kad kas m6nuo Vokietija at
moketQ po so milionq auksi-
niQ markiQ. iKtaip, sake, ne
susp6sianti j Simet paskirtos
sumos ismok6ti.
Po Cannes konferenciJos
Vokietija kas desimta dlena
mokejo po 80 milionq kontrl-
bucijos. Taigi, vienu menesiu
iSeidavo apie 80 milionp.
Komisija dabar daro palen-
gviniimQ. Reikalauja tik 90
milionQ kas m6nesiis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
lzlflfl!2lGll ll!R!a!!a!!EE
kick VILNIEcIAI IsMo.
KEJo PABAUDU.

Anot "VilnieGio" pranesi4
mo, igi s. m. sausio II die
nos ismokejo lenkams oku-
pantams pabaudq 312,110 l.
marliq; surinkta gi tik 169,-
80; tokiu budu nepritenka
142,80o. Kaip zinoma, pabau-
dos buvo dedamos laikras-
CLANS uz Lietuvai prielankius
straipsnius. Pasirode len
kams maza bausme lietuviskQ
laikraSciQ redaktorius po ka-
lejimus tampyti; jie dar il
pinigu nemaza suma istrauke
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
ANGLIOS PREM|ERAS RE|KALAUS PARLAMENTO
PASlTIKEJIMO

LONDONAS, kovo %.
Vyriausybes lyderis Cham
berlain parlamente pranesa,
kad premieras Lloyd George
pirmonis balandzio dienomis
gryz is atostogQ. Ir baland-
zzio 8 uzims sato vieta parla-
mente. Pirmiausia jis parei-
kalaus parlamento reiksti pa
.sitikajima jo vedama valdzia.
!, Chamberlain aiSkiai pazy-
mejo, kad vyriausyb3 siandie
negali laisvai veikti. Prizes
ja keliama poitineN kova. Del
to parlamentas lures reiksti
savo zodi, ar jis If toliau pa
sitiki vyriausybe.
",Tei kartais parlamente a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
'voKIETIJAs NEMATo sAU
.PAGELBos IS AMERIKos.
Berlyno laihaStis aiskina S
Waist. nusistatyma.

BERLYNAS, kovo %,
Vokietija ismoko dar .viena
pamoka. Per visus praeitus
trejus metus kaip Vokietijos
vyriausybe, taip vokieciai gy-
ventojai tur6jo daug vilties,
kad Suv. Valstijos jiems fl
nansiniai gelb6siancios. II
Xxi siandie kai-kurie laukia tos
pagelb6s. Irs klausia, kuomet
ia pagelba seksianti.
TeGiaps dauguma yokieciQ
suprato, kad ta ju Wits yra
visai tuscia, kuonht Suv. Val
stijos paskelbel nedalyvausia-
nGios Genoa konferencijoJe.
Berlyno laikrastis 'Der
Tag" aiskina vokieciams ta
Suv. ValstijQ atsisakyma da-
lyvauti konferencijoje.
Sake, tegu siandie -kiekVie-
mas gerai isideda sau galvon,
.kad is Suv. ValstijQ Vokieti-
ia negali laukti sau jokio kre=
ditto. Nes Suv. Valstijos tie
siog nenori Gia ideti saVo ka-
pitalo. Sake, tegu Europa pa
ii viena po karo atsigalvlna.
jToks Suv. ValstijQ nusistaty-
mas.
ITaigi, vokieciai privalo
skirts su viltimi, kad Ameri-
ka turetQ kaip-nors gelbeti
Vokietijai. Vokieeiq ateitis
priguli nuo jq pacip darbavi-
mosi ir islaikymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22

WASHING TON, kOv. %
ArtinaSi laikas, kad Suv. Val
stijose ''sausieji" pakiIs ko-
Won su "SIapiaisiais.' Appel
ma tas, kas lures valdyti bu-
simojo kongreso atstovus, ar
"sausieji," ar "Slapieji.'' 10
va prasidas visoj sally, kuo-
met ateinanti pavasarl If va
sara bus skiriami kandidatal
i kOngresO atstovus. Nlena
pus6 darbuosis, kad atstovus
kuodaugiau patektQ prohibici-
jos SalininkQ. Kita puss va
rysis prie$ingai.
Daugiau dvideSimties viso-
kin nacionaliQ OrganlzaclJQ
darbuosis, kad zinomas Vols
teado istatymas butQ sumodl-
fikuotas. TOs organizaciJos
atranda, kad Saliai butinai rel
kalingas alus If lengvas Wy
mas.
Volsteado istatymQ kaip tin
kama gall sumodifikuoti kon-
gTesas visai nepalieeiant Is
ojo konstitucijos priedo. Bet
kad tai gal6tQ ivykti, reikalin,
gas kongreso atstovQ palan,
kumas.
"Sausieji' taipat stipriai
susiorganizave. Jie irgi turi
apie dvideSimts visokiQ save
organizacijq. "Sausieji" sa'
ko, kad jei Volsteado istaty'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22

KLOVMNIAI, siaulip ap.
Cionai nera paste istaigos, ne
telefono, pastas laikomas Ia
me paciame valsciaus butte.
Atskiro pastoriaus nera, rast-
.vedys j. B. valsciuje sedetl
perdaug unaravas, kad emo
gus papraso paziureti, ar ne
ra jam laisko tai rastve-
dys j koki treeia karta klausi-
mo atsako, kad jis ne pasto-
RUS ir nieko nezino. Nezino-
damas dar labiau kas isduoda
laiskus ir laikrascius zmogus
turi eiti sau. Rodos, jeigu ra-
stvedys, sake, kad nieko ne
Emo, tai turi prileisti kick
viena zmogp prize sepos pasi-
init savo laiskus il laikras-
cius.
Ir kad paprasai markip il
gal gaissttii kol gausi, iseis apie
puse valandos. Man rodos,
kad tokiam unarayam nerei-
kia uzimti tokios vietos, bet
.jei uzfma, tai turi atlikti Wis
ka prigulineiai If, kovainie-
eiai, -taisykites, geriau laikas
.prie tvarkos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
VEJAI ATNEsE DAUGYBE
VABALQ.

GENEVA, sveicarija, kovo
%. - Alpu slaituose anadien
pakilo sniego pustymai. We
jas is kazkur >atReSe daugybe
visokios rpsies vabalq r. vo-
rq, drugiq, skruzdeliu ir 'hto-
kiu. Tie yabalai krito ant
sniego tiesiog is orc If susa-
10.
Gamtininkai aiskina, kad
tuos vabalus vejas turejes at
nesti kur tai is tolimesniqjQ
siltQ krastq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
METAIyOL. VII

pie tai pasirodys kokiu-nors
abejoniu, = sake Chamber
lain, "tuomet premie u /
If paeiai yyriausybei nebus
ga1ima dalyyauti Genoa konfe
rencijoj. Kad to nebutu visi
parlamento rumai privalo pa
sisakyti uz ar prizes premera
ir jo vedama vafdzia. Kito-
kio isejimo negali butt
Visi vietos laikrasciai wen
balsiai pritaria, kad parla-
mentas atvirai pasisakytu uz
ka jis stovis. To reikalauja
Anglijos reikalai.
II jei parlamentas turetq
reiksti kick nors abejones,
premieras privaletq pasisahn-
ii is is uzzimamos vietos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
EINARIAI. (Papilio valsc.

EINARIAI. (Papilio valse.
Birzu -aps.). Po dviejQ metq
susirupinimo vietos gyvento-
jai, isisteige cia prad. mokyk-
Ia. Mokyklai kambarys reike-
jo nusamdyti pas ukininka.
Nors ir anksta vieta, bet a.
GGiq pasisventimui mokytojos
piles S. Lukinskaites, darbas
pasekmingai pradetas ir va
romas pirmyn. Vaikueiai la
bal patenkinti ir noriai Ian
ko mokykla.
Vakarais esti- vyresniems
kursai, kuriuos daugelis is kai
mleclQ ldllko,> peGN llellioN1 0"
lis ar tai is nesusipratimo, ar
tai kita liga uzsikrete ant We
10 praleidzia laika, nors ir- ga
letp pasinaudoti patiekisa
momis eia ziniomis. Bet ,pri-,
siizziureje pirmiesiems ir pas
kesniejil gal atbus, belieka tik
palinketi vedejai istvermes.
PLATINKITE "DRAUGA." ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22

BELFAST, Airija, kov. -
Airijjai grgmoja nomiois lcl-
vilisJ karas. UIsterio paste
niais vietomis scka krUvinos
kovos. Mttone2s bom"o&.
griaujami butai, naikinamj ke
liQ If gelezinkeliQ tiltai. Del
to, karas kibo nei ant pIau-
ko.
Kaip Laisvoji Airijos val
stybt, taip UIsterio provincl-
ia pasieniais dausina savo
sp6kas. Sutraukisa+ra karluo-
menes.
Kai-kur kareiviai suslmai-
no SaudymalS.
Eiena II kita puS@ gaminasl
apkasus II pasirenka strategl-
mes vietas, kurios fortifikuo-
jamos.
Visu pasieniu pagaminta
tikro.ii mu$iQ inija, kaip ki-
tuon1et Europos kare. Tos Ii,
MICS niekas MCCALL pcrejti.
Susisiekimas vie$keliais il Se-
lezinkeIiais visai pertrauktaS.
Net telegraph negalima susl-
siekti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
NORETA NUzUDYTI KIM
JOS PASIUNTINI.

PARYzIUS, kovo %.
-Cionai pasikesinta prizes XII
MICS pasiuntini Prancijai,
Chen Lu.
Jaunas kinietis keturis kar-
tus j pasiuntini soye. Bet nei
karta nepataike.
Kinietis suimtas. Pasirode
iaunas studentas Lee Ho
Ling.
Pasiuntinys uzpultas va
zziuojant automobiliu. |
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
.PRIEsINAsI MAzINTI AR.
MIA.

WASHINGTON, kov. e,
Karo sekretorius Week SUI
gryzo is atostogq ir tuojaus
pakele kova prizes norejimaa
1aazinti nuolatine armija.
Sekretorius tvirtina, kad S.
Valstijq armija neturi but
mazsena uz 100000 vyrq. Kad
tuotarpu kongrese darbuoja-
masi nuo to skaitliaus atkir-
sti apie $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
KA DARo "MooNsHINE.'

Is Detroito, Mich, Chicagon
atvyko Lawrence Mangan, q
m. Cia gerai jis "islupo''
"moonshines,' isejo gatven
II, susitikes policmona, Siam
praneSe, kad norris j arestuo-
ii. Girtas zmogus isivaizdino
kad jis gall arestuoti visus
Chicagos ,policmonus.
Suprantama, policmonas ne
.sidave jam arestuoti, tik pa
sauke patrolini vezima ir pa
eme zmogeli nuovadon.
Ant rytojaus jis teisme uz-
simokejo> keliolik9 .uolieri2l
pabaudos ir isejo keikdamas.
Chicagojje pavogta 3 auto
mobiliai paroj kovo 20 21 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
LIETUvos KoPERATY-
Val.

Nuo 1919 m. kovo menesio
Xxi siu metu vasario men. Lie
tuvoje susikure ir tapo iregis-
truotos 387 koperacijos bend
roves, kurios i rpsis dalinasi
.taip vartotojq bendroves =
342, gaminamujq bendroyiq
90, ukio bendrovip Z 8 If
k1llturos bendr. s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
ITALIJos UosTUosE
sTREIKAS.

ROMA, kovo %. Pr
miausia sustreikavo darbinin-
kai Neapolio uoste If dokuo-
Sc. Kuomet neprisitaikinta
prie ju reikalavimq, is simpa-
tijos pakele streika visi dar-
bininkai visos Italijos uostuo-
Sc If dokuose.
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oPERos sUvALSTY-
BINIMAS.

Lietuvos opera Xxi siol lai-
Ike Memo Kurejq Draugija,
gaudama is vyriausybes para
mos. Dabar yra nutarta O
pera perduoti valdzios Union
ir uzIaikytf valstyb6s lesomis.
Tuo tarpu opera payedama
svietimo ministerial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
BO|Sovikai R0ngiasi karan?

COPENHAGEN, kovo .,
-Anot prane$imQ is Rygos,
bolSevistin6 Russia energln-
gai ruoSiasi karan.
Il Kicvo il Charkovo skalt-
Iinga kariuomen6 pasIQsta !
Rumunijos If Lenkijos paste
MUS.
Be to. SuomijOs paslenlals
koncentruojama sEaittihSa
raudonoji armja.
SIN 1922 metQ rekrutai jau
sumobilizuOti.
Taipat paSaukti tarnybon
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Prizes RADIKALUS PA
sAUKTA KARIUoMENE.
COPENHAGEN, kovo p.

COPENHAGEN, kovo p
- Danijos provincionaliuose
miestuose radikaIiai gaivalai
kelia baisias riauSes, prlsl,
dengdami darbiminkais, ku-
riems paskelbtas lokautas'
Lokautas palieGia apie $780,
600 darbininkQ. Kai-kur prizes
riauSSininkus pasaulzta kariuo-
meme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
pAKELE BADo sTRE1KA

LISBONA, Portugalija. ko-
vo %. = Vyriausybe laiko ka-
leiimuose ITO komunistQ, ku-
RE areStuoti uz .pastaruosius
cia sukilimus. Jie visi prade-
jo baudauti kalejime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
100000 BEDARBIU sVEICA.
RIJOJE.

BERNE, sveicarija, kovo
%. = sveicarijos parliament
tas suSauktas nepapraston Sc
sijon aptarti nedarbo klausi-
ma. sveicarijoje yra 100000
bedarbiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
sUsIRGEs ANGL1Jos KA,
RALIUS.

LONDoNAs, kovo %.
Lengvai susirges Anglijos ka-
ralius. Delto vakar jis mega
lejo dalyvauti Waterloo gele-
zinkelio stoties atidaryme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
Alus ir vynas.

Gi kaip stow "slapiqjq"
sp6kos?
Sic taip skardziai nesigiria
su savo sp6komis If kovai pa
rengtu kapitalu. Jie daugiau-
sia remiasi gyyentojq senti-
mentu.
Sake. kur siandie nepasisu-
,ksi ir ko nepaklausi kiekvie-
mas yra priesingas grazlnti
senov6s saliunus. Bet kick
vienas stow uz tai, idant Vol
steado istatymas butQ sumo
difikuotas. Kiekvienas nori
,alaus ir lengVojo vyno.
Prize to palengvinimo, sake
jie, daugiausia palinke darbi-
ninkai. Darbo zmones tvirti.
ma, kad tureiai naudojasi Vi
sokiais geralais. Jei jie ne.
gall gauti sau tinkamp svai.
galq mamie, keliauja svetur
Gi darbininkas zmogus niekc
peturi. Nuo jo viskas atinta
Delto "slapieji" If kels ko.
va uz alq If vyna.
Nezinia, kokios bus tos ko.
vos pasek1nes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
REPUBLIKONAI LAIMEJO

AUGUSTA, Me-, kov, %
Maine valstijoj uzvakar buvo
kongresan atstovQ rinkimai.
Nezymia balsQ dauguma lai-
m6jo republikonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-22
.PINIGU KURSAs.

svetimp saliq pinigp verta,
mainant nemaziau 25.OO0 dol.
koyo 21 d, buyo tolda pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Angliios sterl. svarui 4.36
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.0l
ItaEjos 100 lirp 5.12
Vokietijos 100 markip .35
Lietuvos 100 auksinip .35
Lenkq 100 narkiQ .R
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Atrial Cruxnoja Narninis karas

Gia-gi, Belfaste, religipne
kova nepaliauja. Protestan-
tai (angIikonai) uzpuldlneJa
katalikus. Retkarcials katall-
kai taipat atsikerta.
Kadangi Ulsterio province
ia protestantQ valdoma, tad
katalikams Gia baisiai sunkus
ovvenimas. AtSalinami Jle IS
darby. /
Paciame mieste daznal
sprogdinamos bombos. Dau-
gyba zmoniQ tuo budu iSzudy-
ia.