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apskrities gyventojams yra
todel svarbus asmuo.
Kovo 15 d. Mr.. Palandecha,
kurs yra darbo zmoniQ prize.
tells, patiko nelaime. Gaisras
sunaikino jo spaustuve, ku-
rioje jis leido laikrasti. Del
to Palandech'ui 6n:6 daug
laiko iSnaujo spaustuve pa
tvarkyti ir laikinai ja isteigh
Rand McNally butte. Kuo-
met jis daugiausia uzimtas
spaustuves ir isleistuves tvar-
kymui, jo prieteliai darbuo-
iasi j iSrinkti komisionieriu-.
MI atelnanclalS flnKllAalS. ,.
Mr.. Palandech yra giliai
apsipazines su socialemis If
pilietin6mis problemomis.
Taipat giliai susipazines su
bizniu ir ekonominiais apps
krities klausimais. Tos ypa-
TYRES jam leido isigyti daugy-
be prieteliQ. Tie visi siandie
darbuojasi jam skirt vieta,
kokiai jis tikrai tinka. APPS.
krities taryba tokiQ zmoniyl.
.labai reikalinga.
Kaipo geras ir tinkamas
tanf ofisui zmogus jis visq
bus remiamas atejus rinkimp
dienai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
C H | CAGoJE
POIICIJA IESKO zMOGzU-
Dz1Q AUToMoB1L1sTV.

Nezinomas automobilistas su
vazinGjo ir nuzudG Franka
Malik, 2235 So. Central Park
ave. Automobilistas pasprudo,
Kitas automobilistas suva-
zinGjo ir suicide Williamq
Zehlow, 2115 Wellington st,
Ir tas niekSas pab&go perva-
ziaves zmogQ. +.
iPolicija ieSko abieju zmog-
zudziQ.
Chicagoje in6jo paprotin
pervaziavus gatveje automobi-
liu znogp dumti toliaus nesu-
stojus. Aukos paliekamos gat-
veje. ...
Ir tq aukQ cia kasdien pasi-
taiko. Mes automobilistai mel
paduke laksto gatvemis. Max
timis daznai net be reikiamQ
Sviesp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
IS zUVo LIEPsNosE.
Ieskomas manu- padegeJas.

NEW YORK, spal. "A.
Penkiu aukStQ apartmentl-
niuose namuose, Lexington
ave If 10 gat., nakti klIo
gaisras. Pazadintos is mic
gu Seimynos, ypaG virSutl-
niuose aukStuose RADIO ugnles
uzdarytus visus iS6jimus.
Is asmenQ, dauglma valkQl,
zuvo. Keliolika suzeistQ pa
imta Iigoninen. IS jQ keletas
vargiai pasveiks.
Gaisrininku virSininkas su
detektivais pozityviai suseke.
kad tai aiSkus padegimas
Turi cia veikti koks pyroma-
niakas. Policija jo ie$ko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24

BERLYNAS, Spal. n.
PuSoficialiai praneSta, kad
artimiausiomis dionoms No-
kictija pasiskelbs bankrutlju-
>ia vieSpatija. Taigi, j pa
rcikS, jog toIcSmiai negalmtl
krpditoriamS mokGti SkoIQ,
rci SantarvGS valStyb&mS Ea-
ro kontribucijoS. NegaltSlan-
ii nieko moIati nei pinlgalS,
nci prok&mis.
FinanSinG Vokictijos pad6-
tis taip bIoga, kad kancIerlS
Wirth negall i$galvoti, kalp
bus galima sulopyti biudzctq.
Padetis paarStjo ypac pa
staromis keliomiS savaisemS,
kuomet markiQ kama pradeJo
smukti zemyn.
Reichstagas tomis dienomis
be ilgu diskusijp praved6 BIZ
lin. kuriuomi Vokietija bus
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METAI.Y0L. WI
GOMPERSASBARA v. GENERALL PROkURORA

ko, tie pareiSkimai apie 'gele-
zinkeliecin piktuosius darbus
streiko laiku tiesiog is pirsto
iSlauzti. Mes gelezinkelieciaf
nors streikavo, bet nedare jo-
kin neteisiQ darbQ.
Gompersa didziai uzgavo
generalio prokuroro kalba,
pasakyta mieste Canton, 0.
Ten jis kalbedamas pazyme-
jo, kad ''injunction" prizes
gelezinkeliecius buvo reikalin-
gas. Mes gelezinkelie5iai vos
nepakel6 Gia civilio karo.
Gompers tuotarpu tvirtina,
kad taip nebuta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
GERAS zMOGUS VISU
REMIAMAS.


Dauguma svetimsaliu laik-
raseiu leideju, daugybe pasel-
piniu ir biznio organizacijp,
taipat pavienip znonip dar-
buojasi kampanijoje su tikslu
iissrinkti Cook apskrities korni-
missioner. J. R. Palandech.
,Taip yra delto, kad tas w
ras nuodugniai apsipazines
su apskrities istaigomis If jis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
KAIP RUSIJOJ CARU
LAIKAIS.
,Paliuosuota 900 koronacinip
kaliniq.''
BTJKARESTAS. SD. 81.

BUKAREsTAs, sp. p. -
Cionai is kalejimu paliuosuo-
ia 500 asmenq, kurie arestuo-
ii ir kalejimuose islaikyti per
'kelias dienas sekant karaliaus
karunavimo iskilmems.
Prizes pat karunavima ares
tuota kadangi kiekvienas kad-
ir maziausiai itariamas neistl-
kimybeje zmogus. Taip buta
kituomet tik Rusijoje, jei ca
raj turedavo kur pasirodyh,
PLATINKITE "DRAUGA.' z
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
NORI AMERIKONIsKoS
KARIUoMENEs oKU-
PUOTEJE.

PARYzIUS, spal. "a. IS.
Valstijp vyriausybe nutare is
Vokietijos atsaukti paskutine
savo kariuomene.
Francijos premieras Poin-
care tad per Americas amba-
sadoriQ kreipesi Washingto-
nan, idant paskutiniai karei-
vial nebutu atsaukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
TURBUT, PILsUDsKI BUS
IsRINKTAS.

LONDONAS, spal. "a. =
Is VarSavos pareina ziniQ
kad, turbut, Pilsudski bus is,
rinktas Lenkijos prezidentu
10 kandidatura remia valstie-
ciiiq partija, socialistai ir ne
lenku grupes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
MATYTAS METEORo
SKRIDIMAS.

Vakar anksti ryta kaip kan
teko matyti pietvakarines Chi
Cages dalies padengemis pra-
uziant dideli meteora. Oru
skridimas tesesi pora sekun-
dq. Bet per kelias minutas bu-
vo matomas ore parvuotas
ruozas, kur meteoras prauze.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
BOLSEVIKAI DARDANE-
LIV KLAUsIME.
Butinai nori dalyvauti
konferencijoje.

MASKVA, spal. %. - Boil
Sevistin6s Rusijos uksie-
niu reikalp komisaras skelbia,
jog Rusija nieko bendra ne
turinti su Mudanijos konfe-
rencija. Sake, toje konfe-
rencijoje padarytos militari-
n6s paliaubos, km'ios reika-
lingos sustabdyti abiejQ pusiQ
kovq. Delto, bolSevikams tas
negalvoje.
Bet Dardaneliq klausime
rengiama santarves valstybiq
konferencija su turkais, tai
visai kitas reikalas. Toje
konferencijoje butinai turl
dalyvauti Russia. Mes, OAR
daneliu klausimas tamprial
suri$tas su Rusijos interesais.
Nors Dardaneliu klausime
konferencija rengiama, te-
Claus bolSevistin6 Russia, sa-
ko Tchitcherin, neturl joklo
apie tai oficialio prancslmo,
iokios oficial6s zinios.
Tad yra ,aiSku, jog santar-
YES valstyh6s megina tue
klausimu prasilenkti su Rusi-
ia. Bet Tchitcherin turl vii
ties, kad ,Turkija DardanellQ
klausimo konferencijoje grie-
ztai stoves uz Rusijos daily
vavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24


Sinta. Kad taip, tai fascis-
tn organizacija ! Neapoll su-
Sauk6 skaitlinga suvazlavlma.
Tarsis, kokiu prlemomq
imtis, kad sugriauti siandle-
nine valdzia.
Delto j Neapoll valdzia SUI
trauE6 skaitlinga kariuomene'
Bijomasi ne wien riauSiq, bet
ir sukilimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
VOE|E7UA zADA PASISKELBT| BANkRUTIjUS|,

apsaugota. idant JOS kartals
"nciSpirktu' sYetimSaliai.
Dalvkas tame. Kuomet ma
rkiu kama nupuol6, svetrml
SaIiu kapitalistai ina plrktl
dirbtuves, krautuves II klto-
kius biznius. Vokiecius ina
bajmt. idant viskas tuo budu
nepcreitu ! svetimSaliQ ran
kas. .Kad apsidrausti nuo to
pavojaus, taigi il iSleista ant
grcitQjQ istatymas.
Ia istatymo projekt2 pake-
la centro partija.
BE to, Reichstagas nuspre-
nd,i apdtti specialAmis mokes-
timis visus svetimSalius, ku-
rie vazineja Vokietijos gele-
zinkeliais. Turbut, Vokletl-
ia nori, idant svetimsallal
skraiOtQ Oru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
ITALIJOS FASCISTAI TURF
SUVAzIAVIMA.

ROMA, spal. "a. - Nese-
mai Italijos fascistai (kraStu-
tiniausi nacionalistai) Sian
dieniniam ministeriQ kabine-
tut idav6 .ultimatuma, idant
jis pasitrauktQ, .gi valstyb3s
valdymo styra pavestQ jiems,
fascistams.
Tam reikalavimui pasiprie-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
"INJUNCTIoN" PALIKTA

NEW YORK, spal. "a.
Federalis teisejas Hand pra-
ilgino "injunction" laiv1l ben
drovems prizes laivQ sausini-
ma. Teciaus pabreze, kad
tas klausimas kuoveikiaus bu-
tn pavestas spresti Aukseiau-
siam Sales Teismui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
Protestai.

Pirmiausia santarves vies-
patijoms buvo sinneiamos
persp3jimo notos. Kuomet ]
tas negauta atsakymo, Sian
die is Maskvos plaukia pro-
testo notos.
Tchitcherin kick protestuo-
ia, tick irodo ir grumoja. Sa-
ko, kad jei Russia bus aplen-
kta, tai visoki Dardaneliq
klausime iSsprendimai boise
vikQ valdzios nebus patvirtin-
Ii. T
Galimas daiktas, kad kuo-
met bolSevikai skelbiasi taip
karstai stow uz tur kQ nacio-
nalistq reikalavimus, pasta
rieji reikalaus, idant konfe-
rencijon ir bolsevikai butq
priimti. Bet Nausimas, ar
santarves viespatijos SUI tue
sutiks.
Kai-kurios vieSpatijos lin
kusios bolsevikus priimti kon-
ferencijon. Bet kai-kurios
priesinasii. Viena, kad boil
sevikq valdzia nepripazinta.
Antra, bolsevikai konferenci-
jojje tik triukSmaus, kurstyda-
mi turkus.
Delto, tas klausimas ir te,
bestovi neiSsprestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
KABARETAI TURF BUT
UzDARY,TI.

VirSiausio valstijos teismo
nuosprendziu pasiremiant Chi
cagoje visi kabaretai 100 nall
Gia turi but uzdaryti. Bet pa
tvs restoranai, kuriuose kaba-
retail palaikomi, gall but atvi-
ri per nakti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
5 zUvo sU AUTOMOBILE

LITCHFIELD, Ill, sp. "a,
Illinois Central traukinis ties
Waggoner uzvaziavo ant au-
tomobiliaus skersai b6gius
vaziuojancio. Automoblliu
vaziavo 5 asmenys. Visi zu-
vO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
S. v. KARO LAVAL
TURKIJOJE.

KONSTANTINOPOL, sp.
"a. -Turkijos pakrascius pa
galiaus pasieke .12 ameriko-
niskq karo laivu, pasiustQ cia
saugoti Amerikos pilieeius ir
amerikoniSkus interesus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
Bolseviku programa.

Dardaneliu lklausimu boise
vikai turi pagamine progra-
ma, kuriaja jie megina irody'
ii, delko Russia turetl daily,
Nauti konferencijoje. Pa
grindiniai tos programos po-
sinai yra Sic:
1. BolSevistin6 Russia re-
mia visus turkQ nacionalistQ
reikalavimus.
2. Russia stow uz turkq su-
verines teises Dardaneliu pa
kraSciais.
3. Russia prieSinga siandie-
nei aplink Dardanelius neut-
ralinei zonai ir bus priesinga
tokioms ten zonoms ateity.
4. Russia nesutinka, kad ta
pertaka kontroliuotu TautV
Sajunga. .t
5. Russia prieSinga viso-
kiems kaip DardaneliQ, taip
kitq Turkijos teritorijp man.
datams.
6. Russia stow uz pirklybos
laisve Dardaneliais, kaip toll
tas nesipriesina Turkijos su-
verenems teisems.
Z. Rusija stow uz absolute
pirklybos laisve ir Bosforo
pertakoje.
Perspeja viespatijas.
Gryzes is uzsienio komisa-
ras Tchitcherin visas laikas
siunGia santarves viespati-
JOINS perspejimus, idant jos
nedristq be bolsevikq daily
vavimo vesti' bent kokia kon-
:ferencija Dardanelip Hausi-
mu.
TeGiaus j tas visas komisa-
TO notas viespatijos neatsako.
Tas reiskia, kad bolsevikq no.
tos ignoruojamos, kad norma
apsieiti If be: jq.
Toliaus tas ignoravimas
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BOLsEVIKAI NETEKO 2
LAIVU.

RYGA, spal. "a. = Balti-
Jos juros audroje nuskendo
du bolSevikq karo laivu-Ros-
sija If Gromoboi. a.
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PINIGU KURSAS.

Lietuvos 10 itu. .$100
Angliios sterl. svarui AS
Francijos 100 frankly 1852
Italiios 100 liru 4.SOs
Vokietijos 100 markip .02A
Lenkp 100 narkiu .M
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R A 5

CHICAGO. - siandie pra-
matomas grazus oras; tempe
ratura kila.
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reiSkia, kad vieSpatijos boise
vikQ valdzios neskaito Rusi-
jos valdzia; kad bolsevikQ val,
dymas yra politine laiko liga,
kuriaja susirgdinta rusQ tau
Ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
sUDEGE D1RBTUvE.

Sudege deziQ dirbtuve, 5255
Lincoln ave. Gaisro priezas-
tbs nezinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
Kunigija prizes sukillmus.

Airijos Hierarchija paSkeI-
be ganytojini ra$tQ. SmerkIa
ginkluotq sukilimQ prizes Al
riu vyriausybe. Sake, sukl-
Iimas neturi jokios dorlndS
sankcijos.
Tas raStas visoje airiQ tau
toie sukel6 dideli ispudi.
Vyskupai turi Whites, jog
.iauni tautos vyrai pasinaudos
proga, priims paskelbt2 Wy,
riausybes amnestijq il sudes
ginklus. Daugelis jau tap
ir padar6. Susilpnejus ko-
val, veikiau prisiartins pa
geidaujamoji taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
KATALIKy DRAUGUA
SMERKIA kLASIy kOVA,

AiriQ Katalku Tiesos draugi-
ia reikalauja paskirti komi-
sija If iai pavesti istirti E.
konomines ir sociales Airi-
jos salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24

DUBLINAS, spaI. 20 (su-
vtlmta). - Praeitq Savait2
Gia tur6jo susirinkimq AiriQ
KataIikQ Ticsos draugfja. Su-
Sirinkime pakeltas sumany-
mas. kad Airijos vyriaus. pa
SkirtQ komiSijQ il jai paveStQ
nuodugniai iStirti industriniQ,
ckonominiQ il socially Airi-
jos sqlygQ pad6ti. Komisi-
.jojc turttQ but reprozentuo-
jana ir KatalikQ BaznyGia.
Draugija Smerkia darbda-
viQ Su darbminkais kovQ. 10
yojQ darbdaviai il darbinm-
kai nupeikti rczoIiucijomlS.
Pazymima, jog abiejQ pusiQ
paSielgimas nekrikSGioniSkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-24
Kcrdinolas uz taika.

Draugijos sessions pirmi-
ninkavo kardinolaS Logue'
Ragino iis visa AiriQ sail at
gaivinti Iabdarybe il taikQ.
VySkupas McKema EaIb@-
damas pareiSkt, kad tai visa,
l;aS Siandie veikiaSi AirljoJ.
zcmina kataIikQ vardQ.
Delto kaip visQ civiliQ Emo
niQ, taip il tQ, kurio yra val
dzioje, yra Sventoji prleder-
me aiSkiai nuSvieSti, jog to.
lcSniai tokios paG&ties mega
lima pakesti.
Vienoie sesijoje Skaltyta
Svontoio Ttvo special6 kab-
legrama. atsiQsta draugijos
>uvaziavimI.
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lblished Daily Except Sundays
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15
FIGHTS FOR DOG,
GETS JAIL TERM
Death Follows Battle Between
"Conia's" Master and
Antagonist.

Dallas Tx, Dec. 15.-Frank Fessen-
| don, gray haired and nearly seventy
years apId, is a huckster. He has few
friefids, but Coma, a small woody
eur" dog, he loves. Coma is his con-
slant companion and guards his wag-
on while his master is away.
While a group of men were standing
around fire in an open lot Tom AL
len, also gray haired and approaching
eighty, kicked the small pet. Fessen-
den demonstrated with him. A quar-
rel ensued and, according to the po.
LICE, Allen attacked him with a knife.
In self-defense, he says he snatched
a burning ember from the fire and
struck Ain on the head with it. in
fiictihg painful cuts and bruises. AL
len was treated at the Emergency
Hospital, but was able to walk home.
Shortly afterward, however. he faint
pital, where he died.
J A. charge of murder sfwas lodged
against Fessendon, and he was locked
up In the county Jail.
An autopsy, performed by surgeons
at the hospital where Allen died, re-
vealed that death was due to a rup-
tured spleen.
1t is pFbSkbls Fessendon will be re-
leased aRd1 Ehe charge dismissed after
an investigation Of the case by the
grand jdr9lug1lEa5
Fessendon, in, Jail, thinks constant
ly of his 4Aae ffAend.
II hope Coma don't have to sleep
out in,sthe- cold these bad nights" he
says. ''Iacoaldn't bear to see my lit
tie par abused." ~ ,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15

stoneF for Ehst Africa. IT fell IL Won
WtRzmann to deal with the great
Arabian uprising under Buschirt and
HaRa Herr In 1889. which he auelled
Within a year, Through the oreanlza-
ton OF defense troops he made safe
passage Cor caravans through Tabora
TO the TanEanyika and tOtKiiimantaTo
mountain, II is said that this was ac-
complished In the face of severe on.
position from the English. II won for
him the title OF nohleman of the Ger
man empire, and appointment as
governor OF German East Africa, in
which capacity he served during 1895
and 1896,
- Enemy Of Slayers
In that office Won Wiszmann be
came the sworn enemy of the slave
traders, whose widespread traffic he
worked energetically to wipe out His
shrewdness led the natives to call him
THE man with a dozen heads" He
Is noted also In Germany's African
progress for having established the
first steamer service on the flanagan
yika. Won Wiszmann was forced to re-
tire shortly after assuming the GOV
ernorship because of illness. and he
met his death nine years later through
injuries sustained In a hunting fan.
The statue re-erccted here Is in
life size. standing on a red granite
base more than three meters high. A
bronze lion lies at the base and beside
it stands the bronze figure of IA native
African soldier on guard with spear
In hand. The piece Is referred to not
merely as the Wisznann memorial,
but as a monument concentrating
all of what once was Gcrman-Africa.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15
DREAMS
COLONIZATION
IIIHB to Make Nation
One Of thG World

- pee. t5.-"stood In Darr-
aes.ieis; stood, re-erect-
1929 TO -"
s.,sse Inscription appears on
- statue OF Hermann Won
one-tlme governor OF Ger
~ Africa. whose memorial
setiy unveiled here after be-
.lsgred from It's original site
foFmer German colony,
slssk date line speaks vol
: saibodies Germany's dream
- fegaining her lost prestige
.laaizing power, 1t signifies the
- horn of determination that
! ssu1e time recover the colon
away from her In the inter
81, ADJUSTMENTS following the
- The Germans hope some
n this blank with a date. but
"A date as marks the return
ltrica to the fold of the Fa-
i ahen Won Wiszmann's manu-
8 20 back TO the shores of the
ocean.
Renew Fight
= al the unwilling ceremonies
.eapyal of the vows to carry on
ms1y's political fight for the re-
! her was-lost possessions over
zhey said Won Wiszman, as per-
IN the statue, was merely in
~ ION leave of absence home"
stable gathering attended, In
] Won Wiszmann's widow, his
n three daughters. numerous
ofHclals and commercial repre-
-. and several ex-governors of
sessions Germany formerly
i Africa. Among the last men
Eere Duke Adolf Friedrich zu,
zberg. Baron Won Rechenberg,
Theodor Seitz.
DR.. Seltz President
sslts Is president of the Ger
colonial Society, whose repre-
.sons through the federal minis
reconstruction were RESPONSE
j bringing the monument. back
sFaany.
n decided that here, at Ger
4 gateway to the world, the
al could serve a mission by
H travellers with the colonial
nat was Germany's, and by
lining her determination to re-
hat 4place in the SUM-" The
Efslty of Hamburg donated the
= spot on its campus for the
=. The day chosen7for the cele-
i vas an anniversary of Won
AIMS suppression Of an uprisf
Tanga. " q. - I
Wiszmann was born Septem-
1858, and died June Is, 1905. |
Infantry lieutenant in 1874, he |
tie acquaintance of Karl |
mo became one of Germany's
ipus explorers, Pogge aroused |
interest in Africa,
lEether they set out from Ger
Ii 1879 for an expedition across
Eminent. |
Route of Exploits |
j started from the Angola dis
h western Africa and explored |
Ii the Kassai river. the fall
iii bear Won Wiszmann's name.
hey reach Nyangwe, on the
4 river, Won Wiszrnann pro-
along to Zanzibar bp4 way Of
lyika lake, Tabora, and Sadani.
Congo he had his first expert
Expressing an Arab rebellion,
rther in the Journey he made
quaintance OF the renowned
j leader. Tippo Tippy the mon
| Uganda. From 1SSSfto 1885
lszmann made further explora-
d the Kassai, and in 1867
liished his second transcon-
expedition In, that section of
lntry. ''" 49," I
fst imperial German commits
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15
MANY DIE IN INDIA

19,S98 Succumb to Snake Bites in
H. That, Country During 1921
london Dec. 15.-According to sta
tistics received from India, 1850 per-
sons were Killed by wild animals in
British India during 1921 against
$3.50 in the previous year. -~
Tigers were responsible for 1,454
deaths, leopards for the $50, wolves
for $50, bears for SO, elephants for
70 and l1yenas for 10. The loss OF
human life from snake bites fell from
2O,O43 in 1920 to 1896 in 1921.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15

aphc Illustration of the way Clara Phillips convicted of
hammer murder of Alberta Meadows escaped from the
s county JAIL Cutting the bars of her CELL she scaled
o the Jail as shown by the dotted line Tiskng an 30
e going up the Gornice then climbed down adrain
adjoining building, thence through roof door to the
the waiting auto Of confederate. Inset shows Mrs
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-15

LUGGAGE
TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUTTCASES
IN LEATHER AND FIBRE
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

C. NJ. Corrieau has purchased
the Arch Steele blacksmith shop in
Danville and taken possession. He
has as his assistant, Arthur Cote
of Hardwick, who learned his trade
with Mr.. Corriveau and has work
ed for him for twelve years. The
horses of Danville and vicinitv are
to be congratulated on the pros
poets of having their footgear well
taken care of.
The regular sewing meeting OF
the Brightlook Aid association
will be held at the Nurses Home
Monday afternoon, March 13 at
2 o'clock. A cordial invitation IS
extended to all new members.
A pleasant meeting of the We'd
nesday Founders was held Tues
dav afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dean P. Mcclellan, with large
number of members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and
son of Montpelier are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kirk.
At a meeting of the Presidents
club at Hotel Vendome, Boston
Thursday Mrs. O. B. johnson took
leading part in the presentation
of the play "Neighbors." This play
was given recently at the meetin@
of the Daughters Of Vermont and
its signal success there led to the
request for the repetition Thur
day. The Presidents club is made
up from past heads of the various
woman's clubs and is one of the
largest clubs in the city, having
a membership of more than GOO.
Mrs. Johnson has the honor to be
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
TURKISH
CURI0S AT
MUSEUM
Valuable Gifts from Col
lection of American
Consul

The large collection of varied
and interesting articles recently
presented to the Fairbanks Mu-
scum by Mrs. Milo A. Jewett,
widow of the American consul,
both well known Vermonters, are
now on exhibition and attracting
the inspection Of visitors.
Articles from Turkey predom-
mate because of Mr.. Jewett's resi-.
dCnce in that country as American
consul Most conspicuous of
these, and adding a very beautiful
note Of color to one of the bal
oony cases, is large, en-
bloidcrcd, rose-colored, silk cover,
or apron, worn by MI. Jewett
whenever the native barber came
to serve him. When Mr.. Jewett
left Sivas, the governor of the
province, Rechid Pasha, presented
the apron to him.
Near this is large paper
which bears at the top the Sui.
tan's signature and is covered
with Turkish writing most care
fully executed in red, gold and
black ink. 1t was the tirman
or commission, given DR.. Jewett,
by the Turkish government, be-
lone he could take up his duties IN
Turkey. On the two Turkish pass
ports or teskelias, those interest
ed in foreign stamps will note the
use of the Turkish stamps. Two
letter seals, made by a Circassian
for the use Of Dr.. and Mrs. Jewett
show the skill Of the native work
men. A bit Of Turkish jewelry
was presented Mrs. Jewett by one
of the Sultan's wives; it is one
of pair Of pendants worn by the
Turkish women on either side Of
forehead MI Jcwett's father was
DR.. Fayettc Jewett, d medical mis-
sionary of the American Board of
Turkey, and among the articles
given are the tiny apothecary
scales and weights used by him
| there.
A beautiful fan of pearl and
point lace bought in CONSTANT
nople, a framed ivory miniature,
and a Syrian lace mat are among
the lovlieSt specimens, While per
haps those attracting most at
tention are the silver inkstand and
the Circassian sword mentioned in
an earlier issue of this paper.
Small vases from Rome, the
Catacombs and Damascus and a
large one from the excavations
made on the Island Of Melos, an
ancient lamp and zarf from Jer-
usalcm add further interest to the
case.
Those to whom old documents
make an especial appeal will enjoy