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however, have n keen affection ana
preference for the public motor
busses or char-n- -bancs. as they are
most often known overseas. There
is n wide variety of these. The rail-
way systems OF Europe have shown
very large enterprise In establishing
NOTORIOUS routes In correlation with
their train services. In May of each
year there begin all-day and half.
day motor services through the for.
est OF Fontainbleau. There IL
variety OF similar trips through the
so.callcd Chateau country" of the
Tourainc. out from both Blois and
Tours. In southeastern France is an
even more extensive service---a
threc-day Jaunt up from Nice and
Cannes upon the Riviera TO Grcno-
bic, where connections arc made
va and the very heart OF the Swiss
Alps.
Similar supplementary excursion
with other char-a -bancs into Gene
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
Point Strained, but
Royal Etiquette Won

ATHENS king Constantine IN
causing the chief of the protocol
service a deal of trouble and giving
him many slcepless nights At any
official or public function the proto-
col service is hard pressed to find
means OF having Constantine present
matte corps.
Since he returned to Athens from
exile many countries. including
France and Great Britain. have re-
fused 10 recognize him. other coun-
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came back from their matinee they
were In ecstasy. They didn't quit
talking about II for weeks and were
fun OF pep and life. We are going
to extend our work and try to ar
range for more such pleasure for
. thar,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

Having been nominated for the
squared circle Criley replied in ap-
proved form, accepting the nomlna-
tion.
Wilson then hled himself 10 WAX
Xxi or some other Hawaiian beach
and put In months OF strenuous
training Tor the bout He returned
bronzed and hardened.
Criley in turn had put in some
hard licks with his paint brush and
was ready for the fray
on the appointed day they met on
cliff overlooking the sea. II was
dawn. Wilson brought seconds, Cri-
ley didn't.
London prize ring rules pre-
vailed. The men stripped to tho
waist. Bone knuckles covered with
thin riding gloves.
The battle was on. Wilson led
with a left 10 Criley's nose and
blood flowed. criley was released
from a pledge to his wife not TO
strike first
For three minutes both men
threw caution to the winds. And
then down went Wilson. Round
one.
His seconds revived him and he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

With their huge populations and
changing conditions il Is nearly mn
possible to check closely what has
been done. IN New YORK state more
than 10000 former service men
were hunting work. We know tEat
many of these have been placed
but thousands yet remain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

-Four hundred members OF the
Albuquerque High school Girls
league have passed "A resolution ban
ming jazz music and dancing. 'pet-
ting parties and cigaret smoking.
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FlyIng and WnlkIng.

Unquestionably tho most remark
able form Of transport development
In Europe since the days OF the great
war has been In aerial travel, The
great planes that sweep IN an almost
even two hours bctwecn1 london and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

ing. members Of his cabinet and OF
congress- and men prominent in all
walks OF life will be guests tonight
at the annual spring dinner OF the
famous Gridlron club.
The club has arranged its usual
program Of satir.cal 'take-offs"
on public men and affairs. and there
Is considerable speculation in the
capital today as to the trend II will
take this spring At the least dinner,
IN December the program hinged
about President Harding's demand
for = return TO "nOrmalcy.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
President To ATTEND
GridirOn Club Feast

wAsulNGroN-prcsident Hard
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rourth Series of Stories.
articles.
By WEST BURDEN
Memter National Travel
Club Of America
INEXPENSIVE
INNS AND
TIPS.
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A square peg may fit round
hole, but a square deal fits any
where.
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The Best Known Steel Of
flee equipment, therefore
best selling.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Warns France Success of Angora Forces
Will Encourage Germany to Strike
and Urges Greece, Jugo-Slavia
and Rurnania to Oppose It.
PLANTS BIG GUNS TO GUARD STRAITS
Assemblies It's Navy in Eastern Waters to
Meet What 1t Regards as Gravest Peril
to Peace of World Since Out
break of 1914.

rYcsEEr
New York s Msssm ss sg
Great britain TODAY announced it's
use all the maintain the freedom &
Dardnees keep the Kenalss
Turt -obn,ns the Allies Of the fruits of victory 1t
Italy Rumania Jugosava and Gree
that Mustapha Kema Pashas success VII
inspire only wrecking the victory saae
Europe into another catastrophe Ill @
o August
artillery landed ai aa
Dardan nd preparations for defense
issued late this afternoon e1paa
Balkan crisis which according to the %
fight rather than civil '
what gained such fearful cost before The Bs view
hreaterea ts
world therefore determined to me- t
before the Balkan powder magazine of Europe expod
Calls Domin to
the or
The appeal to the domini =
sacrinces and the soil which is halowed by the I'M
accepted call the Empire the Ike
thought less four would never again
be again by the generation
Italy invited toy
before call prevent far reaching reactions
throughout all would
the spectacle of the undeamed that
have attended comparatively
THE HERALD correspondent
humilng Empire
rally their fellows in before the menace spreads to the
world The Cabinet prepared make exeions
that is prepared to fight
Kema takes the step he is threatening.
British Navy Assembling in East.
The British Eastern waters is assembling and will be
comparatively
and will continue TO be strengthened
Lloyd of his colleagues to-day
particularly with Winston Churchill Colonial
doubtful whether
stated
his valuable
regarded
his illness with the gravity
activities
maintain could constitute a
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Britain Still Stands BY Allies
Pledge to Return ConsfantinopLe

LONDON, Sept. 16 ASSOCIATED Press).
The British Government has adopted
the attitude that the effective and per-
manent freedom Of the Dardanelles is
vital necessity. for the sake Of which
IL is prepared to make exertions.
During the last week the Cabinet
has continuously been studying the
situation created by the approach OF
the Turkish nationalist forces 10 Con-
stantinople and the Dardanelles and
the demands made by the Angora
Government The British Govern
ment holds that these demands. II as
sented to. involve nothing less than
the entire loss OF the results OF the
victory over Turkey in the late war.
The British Government insists that
the straits affect British interest, Eu-
ropean interests and world interests OF
the frst order. Satisfaction is ex-
pressed that the British views are
shared by France and Italy, which are
the other two great Powers principally
concerned.
The question OF Constsntinople
stands somewhat differently. the Brit
ish Government maintains. II is
pointed out that for more than two
years II had been decided that the
Turks should not be deprived Of Con-
stantinople. In January Of last year
at the conference OF London repre-
scntatives OF the Constantinople Turk
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

ish and Angora Turkish Governments
were informed OF the intention OF the
Allies 10 restore Constantinople to the
Turks. subject to other matters spi-'r
satisfactorily adjusted.
II is the wish Of the British Govern
ment that a conference shoul rtli
as speedily as possible in a p.2cl
generally acceptable TO the ot.it Pcw-
ers involved. At this conf uce
resolute and sustained effor ahesiN
be made 10 secure stable pc ce with
Turkey. is the British viewpoi
Great Britain holds. howey
such a conference cannot wbE
upon it's labors. still less car eltH
through with the slightest pre-
success, while there Is any que en cf
the kemalist forces attacking - 1ss
trail zones, BY which Constantinople.
the Bosporous and the Dardanelles
are protected.
The British and French Govern
ments have instructed their high com.
missloners at constsntinople 70 notify
Mustapha Kemal and the Ansora Gov
ernment that these neutral zones es-
tablished under the flags OF the thres
great Powers, must be respected.
Great Britain maintains. however, that
II would be futile and dangerous. IN
view OF the excited mood and extrav-
agant claims OF the Kemalists. TO trust
simply TO diplomatic action
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Rescuers Expect to Reach ~ Men
Buried in Mine Some Time TODAY

JACKSON Cal. Sept 15.-Physicians
and nurses. a large equipment OF the
aids science has placed at their COM
mand and forty-seven hospital cots
graphically told the story tonight Of
Jaokson's undying hope that the forty
seven miners entombed In the Arsonsur
mine since August 27 are alive and vail
be rescued tomorrow. the twenty-frst
day OF their imprisonment.
Men who have been working desper-
ately in the Kennedy mine at tbs bar
rier between them and their coworkers
went into the Kennedy $500 foot level
full of confidence that they would adj
vance the work 10 a point where the
rescue work could begin Sunday morn
ing. The men working on this level are
Argonaut mine company men, members
OF the crews that happened to be off
shift when fire attacked the shaft Of the
Arsonaut and cut off the escape OF their
comrades.
Mine officials state that never before
in the history OF the mother lode has
such q gruelins pace been maintained
day In and day out. over a period Of
weeks
II ia conceded that unless the unfore-
seen develops the Argonaut crew which
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
BRITAIN CALLS ON ITS DOMINIONS Il
AND ALLIES TO HELP REPULSE TURK;
Says Turks Distributed
Is, 900 Women to Army

r ONDON, Sept. 16.--M. Lascarts.
editor Of the newspaper Kos
mos in Smyrna, who was re-
ported in Constantinople dis
patch To the Times 10 have been
killed by the Turks. is apparently
safe on the island of Mitylene, as
the following message has been re-
ceived from him, timed $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon:
New refugees from Smyrna ar
rived here this morning. including
many Americans and English. They
say the Turks are using machine
guns at the street corners. killing
indiscriminately.
Twenty-Five thousand Christian
women and girls have been con-
veyed to the interior and distributed
among the Turkish soldiers"
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Continued on Page Three.

goes to work at A. NJ. tomorrow on
the 1900 foot level OF the Kennedy
mine will break through into the Argo-
naut workings ahead OF the Kennedy
crews working on the $500 foot level
and thereby liberate their own men
as well as win the 5000 bonus offered
by the Argonaut Mining Company TO
the first crew in.
Officials tonight would make no pre-
diction as TO what will be found after
the ArEonaut mine is opened.
The greatest fear. however. is that Of
gas caused by the fire In the Argonaut
1t Is more than likely. officials stated
that cavings have forced the gas TO
practically every part OF the Argonaut
levels Old mother lode minres insist
that the level headed leaders would or
ganize their unfortunate coworkers and
get them to bulkhead themselves in the
lower levels in such a manner that gas
poisoning would be impossible Fur
thermore. they argue. these men know
the rate at which water rises In the
Argonaut and would seek safety on a
level where they would be safe for a
month at least.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Austrians Become Insane
Over Visions of Famine

Special Gable TO THE NEW YosK HEsALp.
Copyright, 1923, By THE NEW YORK HERALD.
V JENNA. Sept. ia new form
" of insanity has broken out
here. officially termed "dearth
mania as the result OF increasing
food prices. Already there are
several patients in Vienna hos
pital. tortured constantly by illu-
sions of q gigantic famine and un-
heard OF prices. with the fear that
they must die of hunger.
DR. Steinhof, director OF the hos
pital. says the strange malady Is
the natural reaction Of the totter-
ing economic structure in Europe.
1t is reported that several sana-
toria are filed with housewives af-
flicted with milder form of the
disease.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
MINCO COUNTY MARCHER
rs GUILTY OF TREASON
Walter Allen ConOicted in
Charles ToWn Trial.

CHARLES Town. W. Va. sept. Is
Guilty OF treason was the verdict re-
turned late to-day by the jury in the
case Of Walter Allen. who was indicted
in connection with the march OF armed
miners from Kanawha to Logan county.
m the southern West Virginia coal fields,
late last summer.
The verdict carried a recommendation
of ten years in the state penitentlary
Tor the defendant
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
English Land Big Guns and Start
Digging In Along Dardanelles

coSsrAt rrSorLE, Sept. is ASSOCIATED
Press). - Large British forces. with
heavy artillery have been landed at
strategic points In the ps1danellss, pre-
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

pared for any eventuaiity. They are
throwing up entrenehmentr Further
contirgents are on the way, Il
Confidsnos that they can check any
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

VAN yALEN sANAroRruM, yonkers. Mt
rUct ~rst.psutic trsstmsnA Book,st.--ASc.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

GREESpRIsr WI salpn.r .pfins,t;, t,,l; Y
ssasis. SorSsss- licking f,sss. N.xs-ASs.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair and cooler to-day; tomorrow fair
northerly winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, IS; lowest, So.
Detailed weather reports will be Page %.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
THE BEST IN IT'S HISTORY.

The New York Herald, with all that was
best of The Sun intertwined with It. and
the whole revitalized, is bigger and bettes
and sounder newspaper than ever before.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18

WELLSBURG, w. Va, lie
pos 18. = " desimties mailiQ
nuo cia, palei Pennsylvania
valstijos siena, vakar anksti
ryta ivyko kruyina kova seri-
fo su asistentais is vienos pu-
s6s ir streikuojanGiQ angleka-
siQ is kitos. ~,
Tai buvo Salimais Clifton ka-
syklos, prigulinGios Richland
Coal bendrovei. Toj kasyk-
loj dirba neunistai darbinin-
kai. Streikininkai tad megi-
no kasykla uzpulti.
Kasykla saugojo serifas Du-
vail su keliolika asistentQ. Nes
buvo jjis painformuotas apie
rengiama uzpuolima.
Prizes prasid6siant darbams
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
PREzIDENTAS L|EPS
ATIDARYTI kASYKLAS.
WASHINGTON, liepos 1S.

WASHINGTON, liepos 1S.
= cia pasitikimuose rateliuo-
Sc vakar po pietu kalbetasi,
jog vyriausybe imsis kuoast-
riausiu priemonip su tikslu al
gip kasyklas atidaryti ir dar-
bus pradeti.
Prezidentas Hardingas, sa
koma, pasirenges 48 valandQ
laiku paredyti kasyklu saw
ni1kams atidaryti kasyklas
tuojaus.
Kasyklos; sakoma, bus sau-
gojamos federales kariuome-
mes. Prize iejimq j kasyklas bus
isskeistos amerikoniskos We
liavos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
STREIKININKkI SULAIKO
PASTA,

RAILWAY Service Mail"
biuro virSininkas Chicagoj va
kar praneS6 paStQ sekreto-
riui Work WaShingtone, kad
Iowa valStijoj nuSoko nuo be
'eiu vienas traukinis. Kuomet
Selezinkelio bendrov6s paslus-
ii darbininkai m6ginO apvaly-
ii b6gius, streikuoja angleka-
'Siai ir dirhanciq prize prekiQ
krovimo darbininkQ simpati-
zuotojai neleido darbininkams
apvaIyti b6gius il tue budu
Sulaik6 paStos siuntima.
Pa$tu sekretorius apie tai
tuojaus painformavo general
prokurorQ. PraneSta, kad ton
vieton kuoveikiaus bus pasiq-
stas S. V. marsalas su huriu
asistentQ.
Traukinis nuo btgiq nuso-
ko ties miesteliu Lovilia, Mon
roe apskrity, ant Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy gelezin-
kelio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
LIETUVOS UNIvERSITETO
KATEDRAI KONKURSAS.

WASHINGTON, iepos "A
d. (Elta). - LietuvOs Respub-
Iikos Universit6tO Medicines
Fakultetas skelbia tarp kitQ
kOnkursu If
Odontologijos skyriuje -
Dpntiatrijos ir StOmatOlOgl-
JOS katedrai kOnkursQ. No.
rintieji uzimti min6taja kated-
rq privalo atsiQsti Universite-
tan Medicines FakultetO De
kanO vardu ne v6liau, kaip lkl
rugs6jo l d., SiQ 1922 metQ,
savo pareiSkimq (pridejus At
a. zyminio mokesnio), curricu-
lum vitae ir mokslo darbus.
Nemokantieji lietuviq kalbos
privalo pasisakyti per kick lai,
ko galetQ prad6ti d6styti lie,
tuviQ kalba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
UzPUOLE PROTESTANTUS
MISIONORIUS.

MEXICO CITY, liepos 18
= Joseph Bautista il David
Cervantes, amerikonisku pro
testantu misionoriu, kaip tik
negavo geros pirties mieste
San Pablo, TlaNacala valstijo-
je. Jiedu k6le kampanlJq
prizes katalikus.
Kad ne policija vargiai jie,
du butq iSSejjusiu sveiku ar gy-
III. Atimtos nuo .jQ biblijos
If protestantp propagandos
raStai uz miesto sudeginti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
LIETUVOS PILIECIy REGI-
STRACUA,

Birzelio 9 d. Su 1922 m. Lie
tuvoje buvo paskelbtas istaty-
mas, reikalaujantis, kad Wsi
Lietuvos pilieeiai, gyvenantie-
il sVetur, uzsiregistruotu ir is
siimtu pasus savo krasto At
stovybese - ne vehau, kaip
Xxi gruodzio 9 i. Siu 1922 m.
Kas gall save skaityti Lie
tuVos pilieciu, kaip ir koho-
mis- salygomis bus vedamas
registracijos darbas - tie If
items panasus klausimai bus
lusViesti eileje pranesimu, XII
riuos Lietuvos Informaciju
Biuras paduos musu laikras-
ciuose po vienu bendru var
du: Lietuvos Pile6iams. -
PraSytume temyti tuos prane-
sinus.
Liet. Inform. Biuras
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
p1ENU Uzs1NUoD1JF
DARBININKAI.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul gelezinkelio lstalgose
streiklauziai ana diena uzsl'
nuodijo vartodami piena.
Gelezinkelio bendrove NAL
tina apie 300 darbininkQ II
is jp apie 70 susirgo. suslr-
go nuo to pieno vartojimo II
Z policmonai.
Policija zinc bendrove, ku-
ri pristate piena. siandie les
komas ukis, iskur pienas pa
ejo.
Spejama, kad pienas turejo
but uznuodintas. Policija pasi-
ketino susekti paeius .piktada-
rius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
VOKIETIJA sUSPENDUo-
IA PRIEsKARINES
SKOLAS.

PARYzIUS, liep. Is. = O.
ficialis vokieciQ vyriausybes
atstovas, DR.. William Mayer,
painformavo prancuzq vyriau-
sybe, kad Vokietija suspen-
duoja prieSkarines komercines
skolas, kurios siekia 600 milo
III auksiniq markip, If ku-
rioms simet baigiasi terminals
Tos skolos nieko bendra ne
turf SUI karo kontribucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
PARDUos RUsIJos CARU
KARUNAS.
Sake nori pagelbeti badau-
jantiems.

BERLYNAS, liepos Is. -
IS Revelio praneSta, kad Rusi-
jos carp karunas bolsevikai "a
da parduoti Londone ir Parry
ziuje. Gi gautus pinigus pa
vartoti badaujancius Selpti.
BolSeviku valdzia pardavu-
81 tuos visus brangumynus If
pagrobtas is ferkviQ ir bazny-
Giu savastis, tikisi surinkti Xxi
300 milionQ deleriV. 1r 'tais
milionais suselpti badaujan-
Gius rusus valstiecius.
,Tuotarpu badas Rusijoje
nepaliauja. zmon6s nei mu-
sios krinta. RolSevikq pasi-
gyrimai, kad jaw derlius bu-
si2s puikus ir tuomi badas bu-
sias nuslopintas, yra tuSti.
Reikia ne bolSevistiniQ gal
w ir pastangQ iSnaikinti Rusi-
,joje bada.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
BUS PAKEL7AS V|LNIAUS
KLAUS|MkS

LONDONAS, liepos Is. -
TautQ Sqjmga vakar Gionai
Sv. Jokubo rumuose prad6jo
sesijQ.
Tqja seSija ypatingai uzin-
tereSuota Anglia. Mes bus
aptariamas klausimas manda-
tQ Mazojoj Azijoj.
Taipat bus aptarti ir kit
svarbeSnieji reikalai.
VokietijoS pri6mimo TautQ
Sqjmgon klauSimas bus Is
SpreStas plenar9j sesijoj mle-
ste Geneva ateinantl Spallo
m6nesi.
Lenku valdzioje ivykSta at
mainos. PraneSta, kad prezl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
KRUVINA KOVA ANGLIy KAsYKLOSE VIRGINUOJ

.kasykloje nuo artimq kalvQ,
Pennsylvanijos Some, streiki-
ninkq minia eme saudyti. Jai
.atsakyta Saudymais. serifas
su asistentais patraul0e su sa-
vo vyrais ant kalvos. Sandy
mai patankejo.
Streikininkq minia isblaSky-
ia. Bet pirm negu tas ivyko,
zuvo serifas su vienu asisten-
tn. Is streikininkQ zuvo apie
II vyrQ.
Keliolika sveikQ suimta.
Atsitikimo vieton tuojaus
pasiqsta valstijos policija.
Nuzudytq skaitlius pilnai
nezinomas. Gal bus zuve dau-
giau. Sunku veikiai surasti
po kalvas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
LIETUVA PASAULINES
PASTy SAJUNGOS MARE,

WASHINGTON. liepos Il
d. (Elta). - UzsieniQ ReikalQ
Mmisterija praneS6 Savo ats
tovybimS uzSienyje. kad Sulig
praneSmu Tarptauainio Biuro
PaSaulinds PaStQ SQjungoS
Bernc. Lictuva priimta ] Pa
sauline Pa&tQ SQjungQ nuo s.
II. sauSio men. 4. il priskir-
ia prize VI rQ&ieS delei ne&imo
piniginiQ iSlaidQ pasauIinlam
Biurui i$laikyti.
Sqry&y 81 Siuo Lietuva, kai-
po pilnataise Pasaulin4s Pas
tQ Sajungos naryS, pildant So
IygaS MadridO KOnvencljos, /
veda apsimainymq siuntlnIQ If
ivertintQ laiSkU Sill Eakarl Flu
ropos valstybamis. Toksai APP
sinlainymas pirmoj eiltj i've
DANA su Latyija, Estija, Eo-
kietija, Prancuzija, Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
AUToMoBILIU VoGIMAs
S. VALSTIJoSE.

NEW YORK, liepos IS. :
Automobiliq vogimas S. Val,
stijose virsta tikra epedimija
Susiorganizavusios vagip gau-
JOS miestuose daro grazQ pei
ma. 1921 metals visoj Sally
pavogta 100 molionq dol. YER
tes automobiliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18
VIETOJ GEGUzINES MUS.
TYNES.

Birzelio % ] "A Joniniu
nakti Kauno sauliq Sajungos
i buvo rengiama geguzyne Ma
poleono kalne. Jau ,diena pa
Clam kalno virSui buvo iskel-
ia ant smaigq 4 backos sma-
los, kad degdamos nakty su
darytq daugiau ivairumo; bu-
fetas buvo irengtas be. svaigi-
namq geralQ, naktis kaip ir
tyGiomis pataikyta = giedrl ir
nesalta. Tat atrode, kad visa
bus Ruopuikiausiai.
Bet deja, ne taip iSejo, kaip
daugelis tikejosi ir norejo.
Jau saulei besiartinant
laidos, is visQ krastu minios
plauk6 N. kalno link. .Visi
linksmi juokauja. Bet vos
kalna priejus, lyg kokia smek-
la pasirode. Netoli prie plen-
to keleta desimciQ SautuvQ SUI
ramstyta, sakau, ar tai saudyt
mano ka jis man taipat juo-
kais atsako: taip II valanda
Saudys. = Slinkom toliau dali
rydamiesi. Publikos daug ir
ivairi. Bet upas kaz koks sal
tas. Pasirodo publikoj daus
esq apygirciQ il visai. girtQ.
Vienur, kitur matyt pulkais
sustoje gineijasi, keikiasi If
vos per ausis nesidauzo. Kaz
kaip nejauku. Kas kart Wis
itemptesnis stovis jauciamas
= pakyla triukSmas If vel lyg
sumazta. Jau netoli' dvylik-
tos, staiga is vietQ, kuf buvo
sustatyti sautuvai, pradeJo
Saudyti plento link, kur ir bu-
vo 'veik tirsciausia publikos,
mes cia pat stovejo bufetas su
limonadu ir arbata. Is kar-
to manyta, kad jau dvylikta
valanda ir, Saudoma aukstyn,
bet staiga pasigirdo klyksmas
"Sauja tiesiai i zmones, !"
If vieni pradejo griut ant ze-
mes, kit begt kur ismanyda-
mi. Pasirode keletas suzeis-
tQ (rodos yra If visai mlrti-
nail. Pakilo didziausias triu-
ksmas? Publika bego j vi
sus krastus If kur ismanyda-
ma slepesi. Netrukus pasiro-
de rata milicija su vadu prize
ky, kur rasdama pasaliais uz-
.sislepusios publikos isake vi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-18

dentas Pilsudski grumoja re-
zignuoti, kuomet seimas parin-
ko premieru jam priesinga
zmogQ.
Tie 'ivykiai, be abejonds, pa
skubins >atnaujinti Vilhiaus
klausimQ TautQ Sajuhgos su-
vaziavime.
Nes lenkai Siandie VilnQ
laikosi neteisotai. Tai men,
kos svarbos daiktas, kad keli
baiorpalaikiai reikalavo Var
Savos seimo VilniQ prijungti
Lenkijai ir seimas ta reikala-
vimq iSpild6. Visiems aisSu,
kad lenkQ seimas neteisotal
pasielg6.