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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
PENKIOS VALSTYBES
GAV0 NOTA.

WASHINGTON, kov. %.
Suv. Valstijos pasiunte notf
penkioms valstybems = Ang
lijai, Prancijai, Italijai, Bel
gijai ir Japonijai reikale 241
miliono doleriq uz amerikoni.
Skos armijos uzlaikyma Vo.
kietijos okupuoteje.
Suv. Valstijq diplomatiniai
atstovai tas notas pamine.
toms valstybems jau idave,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
LONDONAS. kovo %.

LONDONAS, kovO %. -
Laisvoji AiriQ valstyb6 su at
simetusia nuo Airijos Ulste-
rio provincial atsidurusios
ant civilio karo SlenksciO.
Tas daro daug nesmagumo
Anglijai. II AnglijOS vyriau-
syb6 darbuojasi, kaip butQ ge-
riau Sulaikyti airiuS nuo SuSl-
kirtimo.
KolionijQ sekretorius ChUr-
chill apie tai vakar kaIb&jo
parlamente. Jis sake, kad w
riausyb2 imsis ar SiokiQ ar to-
kin priemoniQ II neleis al
riams kariauti.
Sake, kad >iandie vyriausy-
be ant greitQjQ aptaria su-
manymq ivesti anglQ kariuo-
men6s kordOnQ visu pasienlu
tarpe Airijos pietQ II SiauriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

VILKAVIsKIS. Nakty is
% j 90 d. vasar. Aimucio gat
kilo didelis gaisras. Sudegd
Akotino limonado ir seltzerio
dirbtuve ir Rauzuko naujai
pastatyta gyvenamoji troba il
tvartai; viso 8 trobesiai. De.
CANT, ivyko apie 16 dideliq
anglerukScio balonq sprogi-
mq, kurie ugnegesiams truk-
de darba ir grese dideliu pa.
vojum; teciaus dideliu suzei-
dimu nebuvo. Laime, kad bu-
vo tykus oras If gerokai ap-
snigti gretimpjp namq stogai
mes kitaip, ugnegesiams netu-
rint geru irankiu If trukstant
vandens, sunku butq buNe su-
laikyti ugni. Nuostoliai sic
kia apie puse miliono auksi-
nu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

SKAPISKIS, RokiSkio aps
Pas mus ukininkai aimanuoja.
kad sunku pasidare zeme dir
bti, negalima gerq darbininkQ
gauti. Dabar darbininkams
rupi kuodidziausia alga gauti
O dirbti kuomaziausiai. Stai
vienas ukininkas pasisamd6
sau berna, kuriam sulygo mo-
keti 10. pudq rugiQ, 10 pudQ
miezziq, 10 pudq avizp ir 1t
pudu zirniu, pura bulviq pa
sodinti, 1000 auksinq PM
gals, pasiudinti kailinius, mi
leliu apvilktus If visa garni-
toriu is milelio.
Arkliq bernas neziuresias
einant i darba jam arkliai tu-
resia butt paduoti. Uhnin,
kams nebutp gala If tokias
algas moketi, kad Tx samdi-
Mai saziningai dirbtq. Bet
samdiniai apie sazininga dar-
ba siandiena nesirupina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
LAVoNU PARVEzIMAs
BUS sUsTABDYTAS.

WASHINGTON, kov. 23.-
Karo Sekretorius Weeks pa
skelb6, kad po kovo 81 d. ka-
ro departamentas nepriims
daugiau praSymu parvezti IS
Prancijos ten zuvusiu karei-
vip lavonQ.
Sake, namiSkiai ar gimines
tur6jo Xxi Siolei grazaus laiko
paduoti praSymus. Xxi kovo
81 d. paduoh praSymai bus
ispildyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
BA1sUs zMoGzUDz1A1.
sEDUVA. Vasario 2 d. va

SEDUVA. Vasario 2 d. va
kare, dar nesutemus, viename
Raginenu kaimo Vienkiemy
pas ukininka L. Bulky atejo
trys plesikai If, nuduodam
.milicininkus, papraSe parupin
ii jiems pastote. L. Butkui
isejus j kiema, p1esikai tuo-
jau j nusove, If ieje vidun
pas nesenai grizusl is Ameri-
kos J. Bulky, pareikalavo .pi-
nigq. Siam atsisakius duoti,
nuSove If j. Paskui uzpuole
ju seseri V. Butkaite If per
Sove jai ranka. Kuomet nu-
sigandusi V. Butkaite padave
plesikams pinigus, jie If ja
nusove. Pagaliau, pasikinke
geresniji Bulky arkli isvazia-
vo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
kNuA RENGIAsI A7sIIMTI SHAN7UNGA

Indomu tas, kad Japonijos
vyriausybe darbuojasi kuo-
veikiau pabaigti su Shantun-
go klausimu. Bet pramato-
ma ivairiu kliueiu.
Kai-kuriose vietose siandie
nejudomosios nuosavybes par
davinejamos japonams. Ir ja-
ponai to pardavinajimo nema-
no pertraukti If paskiau.
Gubernatorius projaponis-
kas.
Gen. Tien, Shantungo mill
tarinis gubernatorius, kuris
vaduojasi projaponiSkomis
tendencijomis, pranese Peh-
no valdziai, jog jis organizuo-
jas sargyba is Shantungo ar
mijos kareiviq tarpo. Taipat
jis japonams tvirtina, kad
sargyba laiku bus paruosta il
delto gelezinkelis nebus aplei-
stas.
Teciaus Pekino valdzia grie-
ztai stow uz tai, idant viena
dalis sargybos butu sudary-
ia is lavintos zandarmerijos
Visgi aiSkus daiktas, kad Ki
Mia palengVa atgaus savo pu-
siausali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
sUDEGE zYDp sINAGoGA


KAUNAS. Prize Janavos
gat. sinagogoje buvo patal-
pinti kaikurie zydq tremtiniai
griize is Rusijos. Gaisras XII
10 8 val. nakties, sakoma tre-
mtiniai uzkrete. Medine 81
nagoga sudege visa. Gaisras
pavyko uzgesinti vos Z val.
ryte. Mieste buvo keletas at
sitikimq gaisrq is perkaitintq
If blogai uzlaikomp peeip.
salcio 21-23 laipsniai. Dau-
gels serga gripu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
SANTARVE SKELBIA NAUJAS SALYGAS
VOKIETIjAI

but vykdinamos prad6jus ge-
guzts 81 d.
Komisija sake, kad kontri-
bucijai pinigu versm6s turf
hut atrastos. II pinigai bus
kolektuojami Santarves komi-
teto prieziuroje. VokieciQ ka-
pitalas turi prisid6ti- pilnai
prize kontribucijos mok6jimo.
Bet jei komisija matys, kad
Vokietija tikrai daug vargsta
II tikrai neturi i$ko moketi,
5uOmet pasidarbuos arba ivy
KNIT vidujine arba uzsieniQ
paskolq. II tuos paskolintus
plniguS iSmok6s Santarvei.
Teciaus jei Vohetijos w
riauSyb6 nesitaikins su pa
duotomis komisijos sugestijo-
mis- il MEMORIES ivesti pataria-
my reformQ, tuomet komisija
pakels darban Versailleso SUI
tarties salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

PARYZIUS, kovo %. -
Santarves atpildymo komiSi-
ia vakar pagaliau paskelbe
Vokietijai naujas sqlygas ka-
TO kOntribucijoS klausime.
Jei tas sqlygas EOkietijos Wy
riauSyb6 iSpildyS, tuomet ko-
miSija zada paskelbti jai da-
line moratorimq. Taigi, Vo-
kietija gausianti bent kokiQ
palengvinimQ kontribucijos
mokejime.
Tos sqlygos be kitko palie-
cia If Vokietijos valStyb6S
banka. Taipat naujq istaty-
ma, kurS neleistQ vokieciQ ka-
pitalui i$Sisukintti nuo savo
pareigQ, palytinciQ gyvuosius
valstyb9s reikalus.
Paduodama visa ellie refor-
mQ, kuriomis butQ galima SUI
stiprinti vokieciQ finansine pa
d6ti. .Tos visos reformos turi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
METAI-yoL. VII
- IN -

Atvykusieji is lenkq okupu-
otosios Lietuvos pasakoja,
kad lenkq okupuotame Seinu
apsk1ity uzdeta po 5000 len
ku markiQ nuo zemes margo
'mokesnio. Taipat sake, Emo
nes turesia moketi mokesnl
ne tik uz gyvulius, bet If nuo
graziQ pakinklq, briekq If KIT.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

PEKINAS, Kinija, kov. %.
Japonijos vyriausybe pa
skelbe, kad japonq militarine
gvardija nuo Shantungo pu-
siausalio gelezinkelio bus laip-
sniskai pasalinama pradejus
.balandzio 1 d. To pasalinime
procesas, sake tests viena me-
nesi. Ir is kur pasitrauks ja-
ponai, tuojaus jq vieta uzims
patys kinai.
Nuo gelezinkelio pasalinta
japonu kariuomene bus SUI
koncentruota keliose vietose.
Kuomet tai visa bus. atlikta,
tuomet japonai su kinais stos
i derybas apie visos japonQ
kariuomenes pasalinima is vi
SO pusiausalio. \
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
PLESIKAI ATEME AUTO.
MoBILIQ.

Ant, kampo At gat. If Dire
xel boulv. du plesiku susfs,
tabde pravaziuojantl automo-
biliu H. J. Connolly, 1129 e.
62 gat. Ateme nuo jo Is dol,
ir automobiliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

KALVARIJA, Mariampo-
les aps. Kalvarijoje yra daug
smukliu If del to issipletus
girtybe. I vadinama ziemoa
priesalkoholine sayaite, kal-
variskiai visai neatkreipe do
mesio.
Kalvarijos parapijoj If mie
ste siaueia siltine. Yra kai-
mu, kur retuose namuose ne
ra 4 6 ligoniu. Del to net
kaikurios pradines mokyhos
sustabde savo darba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

DUBLINAS, keyO %.
Laisvosios AiriQ valstybeS
armija suskilo pakilus nesuti-
kimams. Parlamento pref
dentas Griffith uzdraud6 az
mijai tureti suvaziavima. Da-
lis arn1ijos to uzdraudmo ne
klauso. Armijos organe cia
oficialiai paskelbta, kad armi-
jos suvaziavimas ivyks Gionai
ateinanti sekmadieni.
zymi dalis armijos palinku-
81 prie de Ealeros vedamos
kampanijos uz Airijos nepri-
klausomybe. Nenori priklau-
syti prize. Anglijos. Ia dalis
atSisako klausyti proviziona-
les valdzios.
Tai visa reiSkia Airijai ne
laime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
TIKRA ANARCHIJA ITALI-
JOJE.

ROMA, kovo %. = zinomi
"fascisti" (kraStutinieji naci.
onalistai) isnaujo pradejo ne.
rimauti If uzpuldineti radika.
lius gaivalus Kai-kuriuose
miestuose pakilusi tikroji a,
narchija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
ISPANIJA, Wis OAR KA-
RIAUJA.

LONDONAS, kovo %. :
Anot ziniq is Madrido, ispanu
kariuomene Morokkoj arti AL
hucemas laimejo musi su vie
tos sukileliais, maurais. Is
in 200 nukauta If 300 suzeis-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
PRANCUZAI UzHHS yaAME-
RIKoNU vIETA.

PARYZIUS, kovo %. :
Pranesta, kad Euomet S. Val
stijq kariuomene apleis uz-
imama vieta Vokietijos oku-
puoteje, tuojaus ten bus pa
sipstos dvi prancuzu divizi-
jos. Ir prancuzai- uzims visa
Coblenzo plota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
AUKscIAUsIAs TE1sMAs
TURES ATOSToGAS.

WASHINGTON, kov. 29.-
AuksGiausias Sales teismas.
anot vyriausiojo teisejo Tafto
pranesimo, lures pora savai-
Giq atostogq, nuo kovo q ligi
balandzio 10 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
VISA SEIMYNA
SUSIRGO.

FUNCHAL, Madeira sala,
kovo %. = Cia sianGianti In
fluenza visa buvusio Austri-
jos imperatoriaus Seimyna pa
liet6. Serga jis pats If jo vi
81 penki vaikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
GENERALS STREIkAS
DAN|JOJE.

STOCKHOLM, svedija, ko-
vo %. = Danijoje paskelbtas
generals darbininkq streikas,
Tai darbdaviu sajungos To-
kauto paselmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
ANGLIA NELEIS A|RIJAI KEEL
TICIvILl KARA
Airijos Repub|ikOnin9 Armija
SkaIdOSi

Tx tokiu budu AiriJa bus
apginta nuo civilio karO.
LaikraScio "Times" kOres-
pondentas is Airijos pranesa,
kad nesutikimus gall sustab-
dyti pacios Laisvosios AiriQ
vaIstybes il Ulsterio valdzios,
jei jos draugingai tuojaus SUI
simainytQ paziuromis. Te-
claus jos taip nedaro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23

BERLYNAS, kovo %.
Serga Rusijos autokratas Le-
ninas. Is eia Maskvon pax
viesti gydytojai specialistai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
PINIGU KURsAs.

svetimu salip pinigu verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
koyo % d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.38
Prancijos 100 frankp 9.O2
Italijos 100 lirp 5.13
vokietijos 100 marhq .33
Lietuvos 100 auksinp .33
Lenkq 100 markiQ .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
organizuojama sargyba.

Pekino vyriausybe jau pra-
dejo organizuoti (rekrutuotI
speciale sargyba shaatungo
gelezinkeliui. Surekrutuotus
vyrus norma pralavintl.
Bet Shantungo militarinis
gubernatorius, gen. Fien
Tsun Yu, stow uz tai, idant
gelezinkelio sargyba sudarytu
isimtinai tik vieni Shantungo
gyyentojai. II tas klausimas
ssiandie rimtai jau svarstomas
Pehno, ministeriq kabineto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-23
ORAS.

CHICAGO. \ siandie ne
pastovus oras; kick silciaus.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Sunday Tbunes Reviews Of Books and Authors
NeaU Books ReceiUed

pEHEaHINHs PROGRESS. By Jenery
Tarno.. Little. Brown 8 Co.
THE cHARMoF THE MIDDLE KING
DOM. BY James Reid Marsh. Little,
Brown e. Co.
THE FUN OF BEING A FAT MAN. BY
William Johnston. Little, Brown Il GO
ADVENTURES OFF DrGGI4EDY DAN. BY
CAROLINE AT COLLEGE ny Leila Horn
Richards. Little, Brown Co.
ELEMENTS OF LETTERING. BY Fred.
eric w. Goudy. Mitchell Tenneriy.
LETTERS OF HOWARD HORACE FUR
NESS. Houghton. Miffln.
THE WIND BLoWETH. BY Donn Byrnc
Century Co.
THE MIDDLE or THINGS. BY J. q.
Fletcher. Alfred A. Knopf
THE WELL IN THE WOOD. BY Bert
Lesion Tay.or Alfred A. Knopf
MILE. FIFr AND BoULE DE sUrF. By
Guy de Mnupassant Alfred A. Knopf
HAssAN. BY James Eiroy F1ecker Alfred
A. Knopf.
FROZEN JUSTICE. BY Ejnar Mskkelsen.
Alfred A. Knopf.
THE NoTH DECIDES By Edward Alden
Jewell. Alfred A.. Kncpf.
GERM1NIE l.AcERTEua. BY Edmond and
y. de Con, oart Alfred A. Knopf.
THE PROBLEM OF CHINA. BY Bertrand
Russell Century Company.
SHOUTS AND MURMURS. BY Alexander
WooiIcott. Century Company,
MR. DICKENS GOES TO THE PLAY. BY
Alexander Wooiicott. Putnam.
MY NORTHERN EXPOSURE. BY Walter
e. Traprock. Putnam.
THE PUSSYCAT PRINCESS BY Edward
Anthony. Century Company.
KID KARTooNs. BY Gene Carr. Century
Company.
TWO SHALL BE BORN. BY Marie Con.
OemleT. Century Company.
THE MYSTERY OF NUMBER SIX. BY
Augusta Euell Seaman. Century Com
pary
THE IMPORTANCE OF BIRD LIFE. By
6. Innes Hartley. Century Company.
PIRATES. BY c. Lovat Fraser Mcbride.
BILL. THE BACHELOR. BY Denis Mac
kali. Houghton. Miff.in.
MIHRIMA AND OTHER POEMS. BY
Gale Young Rice. Century.
THE BOOK OF NOBLE DOGS. BY Es.
teie Ross, Century Company.
THE GREEN oyERcoAT. BY HiIlaire
Bellec. Mcbride.
BY Stewart Edward White.
MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS. BY Cora Wilson
Stewart. e. 2. Dutton.
MAKING YOUR CAMERA PAY. By F. c.
Davis. Mcbride.
JUST NERVES BY Austen Fox Riggs
Houghton Mifhin.
DUST OF DESIRE. BY Margaret Peter
son. Mcbride.
vANDERDEcKEN. BY III. de We're STAG
poole. Mcbride.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Shop Talk

IRVING BROWN. athor of Nights
and Days on the Gypsy Trail" which
is an authentic record of his friend
ship and wanderings with the Span sh
gypsies, is professor when he is not a
Romany. He has just returned from
another visit to his gypsy friends in
Granada.
Psychology is not solely an academic
study with ROBERT CHENAULT CIV
LER, author of "Psychology." He has
psychological'y investigated big de-
partment store and given courses on
the theme to the employees of motor
company and to life insurance sales
men co Increase their efficiency He
also is a university professor, once of
Harvard, now of Tufts College.
REX BEACH, like Father William, in
his youth was a law student, and
gave it up because he found Blackstone
deficient in humor, to say nothing of
plot. He pre1erred George Ade. "My
brothers," he says, "are real lawyers,
orators, with eloquence to burn. The
cnly eloquence / ever developed was
when l drove a dog team"
This month HILDA CONKLING will
celebrate her twelfth birthday. Last
month her second volume of poetry was
published--"Shoes Of the Wind"
GEORGE INNEss HARTLEY, author
of "The Importance of Bird Life" is a
grandson of George Inness, the cele-
hrated American landscape painter
Mr.. Hartley's inherited love of nature
turned in another direction, toward
natural history, and he spent some
time with WILLIAM BEEBE at the
British Guiana Geological Station.
Besides being author Of "The Prob
lem of China" and number OF
other serious studies of present day
is heir to an English earldom. He is
also socialist of sorts and was high
ly unpopular in his native land during
the war for that'reason.
FRANCES R. sTERRETT, author OF
"The Amazing Inheritance" spent the
past summer in France. While there
she observed that although million OF
two Englishspeaking troops were quar-.
tered in France during period OF
four years the French never picked ur
SO much as an English phrase from
them, generally speaking.
The Holder & Stoughton prize OF
$1,000 for the best Canadian novel was
awarded to a first novel by young
Canadian, GORDON HILL GRAHAME
for story of New France, his orlca
novel of old Quebec, giving picture
of the civil and ecclesiastical struggles
Of that province under the origina
French rule. Publication date has mol
neen announced, It Ill rron:pl De
| brought out in the United States BY
Harper's.
Doubleday, Page quote TOM DAILY
J as saying that CHRISTOPHER NOR
LEY us no doubt an incarnation O
christopher Marlowe, the gay Eliza
bethan poet who has come back te
| earth to repair one or more errors O.
| his previous sojourn." He has changed
good deal in the last few hundred
years, though.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

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j. Appleton es Co ~ss ssrEsFs'
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BIG LAUREL. BY Frederick osa H..
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OLD CROW. BY Alice Brown. Ma.rs,s..
THE LOVE LEGEND. By Weoox,,s
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RELATlVITY FOR ALIl BY Herbert
\ Dingie. Little, Brown & Co.
. RRLATIvfry AND rHn UNIVERSE.
by Dr. Harry Schmidt. Translated from
the German by t. Wichmann. Robert
NJ. Mcbride & Co.
J EINSTBIN AND THE UNIVERSE. By
j Charles Nof.lmann. Translated from the
French by Joseph McCabe Henry Holt
EINsTEIN's REIATIvITY. 1sy n. j..
| McAdatn. Richard a. Badger
1 -W-ss LAIN people everywhere, are
| ~ you content to remain any
| "A longer III the same old universe
in which you were born and
| raised?. Have you never yearned for
something new in Newton, nor wept at
the lack of sympathy and understand
iEg in the theorems of Euclid? Don't
you feel cramped in three dimensions7
If you do, can interest you.
How would you like to live in nice
hypothetical our-dimensional contin-
uum, completely furnished with nom
Euclidean distractions, with modern
improved gravitation on the recipro-
caliy exclusive premises, pleasantly
situated in warp of the atmosphere
where you could get plenty of fresh
curved air?
can see you there now, restfully
rotating at velocity of 10000 miles
a secogd Upon a revolving disk, wni.e
the children romp with their domesti-
Gated tensors, scalars and orthogonal
vectors and describe straight, bent
geodetics in non-existant space with
elastic measuring rods.
I..b "a
note from some one who owns syl-
logisms in the Einsteinian universe
5t...As, Vhat You understand and De-
lieve in relatively, or at least pretend
to do SO. Now is the time to act, for
there seems to be at present con-
certed effort on the part of scientists
to convert plain people to Alfred Elm
stems principles. | have just read
sever | oons on relatvi.y addressed
particularly to "the plain man." and
see no reason why any of the volumes
should be kept from plain women.
should hesitate to define plain man,
but the rela a.ivists apparently mean
any person who is not professor of
higher mathematics, since they all
make point Of explaining their sub
iect without the use of mathematical
formula.
This is done in. kindness, but think
~ rs WHGIHeT TelHClVICY
can be passed along either to the plain
or to the fancy when deprived Of it's
proofs, which inhere largely in Elm
STEMS stupendous super r-multiplica-
tions. 1t seems ungrateful to grumble
! over this when our authors only meant
to spare our poor plain heads. But one
can't help feeling that they have left
o t the plot IS we'll as the headaches.
Whenever verisimilitude demands some
battling but impressive mathematics,
| he professors gently advise us to
rever mind, or exclaim, ooh, see the
pretty hyper-cube!"
1 suppose we all ought to read up on
relativity while the experts are in this
mood But those who prefer to do so
can wait for the forthcoming Calculus
for the Kiddies," "Einstein for Half
WITS" or Einsteins Morning Million
or Morons" on photograph records.
Meanwhile, I advise them to try, any,
way, to catch up with Copernicus.
The net result of MY own reading is
that 1 feel I might understand at least
a part of the subject if / had time to
read all the books all over again.
gather, however, in my plain blunt
way >that we must give up. since
elativity, practically everything we
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15


dozen Relatively primers in perfect
darkness, but that when she tackled Elm
stein himself she found to her surprise
that she understood him perfectly. Ny
aunt is clever woman, and I regard
this as one of her cleverest lies For
they say that brains are coming in
again, and Relatively will be much
discussed this winter.
For myself, tile more learn about
Relatively the less l know. A little
Einstein is dangerous thing, and q
lot of Einstein is more so. Each new
tome reopens the whole agonizing,
ghsstly, impossible gymnastic. These
four books left my auronomic nervous
system complete blank. / achieved
only that perfectly bi~n state of mind
which my aunt mistook for Einsteinian
omniscience.
1T really makes you think" said
auntie. "For instance, isn't it funny
that Newton's name was Isaac and Elm
stems is Albert?"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
ssIhe Unlit Lamp
BY Isabel Paterson

THE UNIrr LAMP by Elizabeth sanxay
Holding. e. p. putton & CO.
" N A STORY completely ironic, the
crowning touch Of irony is the
selection Of title and motto for
lt from Browning, the poet OF
sncorrigsble optimism. Half a dozen
quotations offer themselves as more
obviously apt: but this is perversely
SO, being neatly wrenched from It's
text and turned against itself. The
obvious is not for Mrs. Holding. Try
your own suggestion; you will And it
must be ampiifed, carried further, to
cover the case.
For Instance. the reflection of George
Ponderevo, in "Tono Bungay,n may
seem at glance sufficiently dis
illusioned: 81 began with the idea
that life consisted in doing things; /
learned that it consisted of having
things done to me-" Mrs. Holding takes
this next step, over the brink of fatal
ism. Even so, she demonstrates with
bitter clarity, the things done are of
ment remains unaiterably what he was.
Take the fatalistic view, then, the
melancholy burden Of Jude the
Obscure: Things are as they must
be. and will come to their destined
end.". She forces you to the conclusion
that the end will be precisely the
same as the beginning. And to Steven
sons: 1--WE are all islands, shouting
to each other across seas Of misunder-
standing" she subjoins that none of
US is listening to the others cries.
Claudine Vince1le, Mrs. Holdings
central figure, is poles apart from
Browning's lawless, if procrastinating,
lady Of "Thc Statue and the Bust" All
her desires were of an invincible pro-
priety; and she acted on them to the
best Of her ability. Decorum was
really her ruling passion, and she main
tanned 1t. The only man she ever in
clined to she married, in spite of her
mothers intelligent opposition. When
afterward she wearied of her prison
home, she did not content herself with
looking out of the window. She ran
away. True, she came back again, i'm
mediately; but that was because no
welcome awaited her from any knight
in the square below.
She disappointed her husband as
much as he did her. Every character
In the story indeed is n 0frnstra+e
ghost" and yet every one was OBJ
stinate in taking his or her own way.
Nothing restrained them from doing
precisely as they pleased; their trouble
was that after it was done it did not
please them.