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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

that afternoon, the only evidence
OF occupancy now was the oCra-
sional petulant cry Of child from
somewhere in the darkness, and a
constant murmurng hum Of voices
from behind the closed doors,
Antonio Laverto's room was tho
second one on the right OF the
passage. Billy Kane moved quietly
forward 10 the door, and stood
there in the blackness for mo
ment listening There was no
sound from within: nor was there
any light seeping through the key
hole or the door panels, which
later, no remembered, were badly
cracked. Satisfied that the cripple,
rnless he were asleep was not IN.
Side, Billy Kane tried the door,
and, finding It unlocked, opened Il
silently, and stepped into the room,
He lighted a match, held 10 above
his head, and glanced around HIN.
II was pitiful abode, pitiful enough
20 excite anyone's sympathy--as II
had his own that afternoon, There
was a cot In one corner, with
thin, torn blanket for covering, a
rickety chair, and an old deal table,
on which stood a cracked pitcner
and wash basin and the remains OF
a small loaf OF bread
The match went out, and Billy
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that you promised him was that
you would start him up in life again.
but Il doesn't require two thousand
dollars 10 start man Of his type
going as a photographer
"H'ml Don't you think go. Billy9"
David Ellsworth's blue eyes were
twinkling and he was drawing his
words Well let's scci Now. first
Of all Judging from the photo.
graphic landscape he showed mo.
The mans real artist and ne
ought to have the best Of tools to
work with. \ good lens is a rather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Tor he had learned a great deal.
very great deal I'm tho last three
months, about this section of his
city--it was still early and II was
rot yet the Bowory Of the night.
some half dozen blocks along.
Billy h1no turned into cross
street and headed deeper into the
East side.
And now Billy Kanes forehead
Grew together In puckorod mrrows.
ps he approached the lodging OF
Antonio Lavorto, the cripple. In
tie inside pocket OF his vest we're
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auctions, he. Billy Kane. was OF no
mind to dispute them. There was
nothing TO be gained by Il, and on
occasions he had known even
David Ellsworth to grow stubborn
and most unpleasantly irsscible. -
You may be right, sir" Billy
Kane said deliberately.
David Ellsworth's two hands fell
on Billy Kane's shoulders, and
pressed him back into his chair
again.
So you think may be right. do
you?' There was a twinkle In his
blue eyes. Tut, tut! You can't
fool the old man, Billy, my boy!
What you really think is that Ivo
got a brain storm. But"-his voice
grew suddenly grave and agitated
- know I'm right, Billy feel
II. I'm as sure now as though II
had already happened. But weIl
beat them, my boy Take your pen
and a blank Card-there are somo
In the top drawer there Being
iorewarned, all that's necessary is
10 change the combinations. And
/ guess that will be an answer TO
their letter that they didn't ex.
pect!"
David Ellsworth was already
across the room. Billy Kane took
small blank card from the drawec
Of the desk, picked up a pen, and,
without comment. turned in his
chair to watch the other After
all, little as he shared the old mil.
lionaire's alarm, the changing of
the vaults combination was a pre-.
caution well worth while under any
circumstances, II II even became
a habit, so much the better!
The portieres we're swung back
now, the innocent looking door
that matched the others In the
room was opened, and the nickel
Plated knobs and dials Of the mas.
sive steel inner door glistened In
the light. Came a faint musical
tInkle, as the dial whirred under
David Ellsworth's fingers. then,
presently, soft metallic thud, as
the old millionaire swung the
handle over and the bolts sho,
back. The heavy door moved
olAtANAs al NdAht lltIf WAS Ine CLICK
OF an electric-light switch, the
vault was flooded with light, and
from where he sat Billy Kane could
see into the interior. It was as
large as a smallsized room and
built OF the finest steel throughout.
Steel shelves piled with document
cases lined the vault. and at the
far end was huge safe OF the most
modern and perfected design Billy
Kane smiled a little to himself. In
one thing. at least, that David Ellis.
worth had said, the old millionaire
had indubitably been justified Tho
vault was as impregnable as hui
man ingenuity and skill could make
1t and there was very little indeed
10 be feared from an ordinary at.
tempt upon Il,
A few minutes passed while
David Ellsworth worked with the
key used for changing the com.
blnation and with the mechanism
on the inner side OF the door, and
then he began 70 call out a series
Of numbers. Billy Kane Jotted
them down on the card.
We'll test It now-call them
back" said David Ellsworth; and
then. Gs Bully Kane obeyed, "All
SSEnt, Billy Now wen do the same
thing with the safe"
He moved down TO the end OF
the vault, spent a moment or two
over the safes dial and, as this
door in turn was swung open, Billy
Kane caught glimpse of the tiers
Of plush-lined trays that held the
famous ruby collection and OF the
score OF packages of banknotes
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expensive commodity. I'm not
much up on Photographic appara.
tus, but I'll bet you could pay as
high as thousand dollars for one
outfit And then there's all the
paraphernalla. and little place TO
furnish. and a little something to
keep things going until returns
come In. Two thousand dollars
shucks, my boyl Indeed, az a mat
ter of fact, now that you call my
attention 10 II and ] come to think
It over Billy. I'm not sure that two
thousand dollars IS
And then Billy Kane laughed and
picked up the money and went to
the door.
"All right, sir, III goat once"
he said, laughing again.
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Ing observed hlmself-and entered
He found himself In "A passHgeway
that was moagerly lighted by q gas
jet, and that turned sharply az
right angles a few steps ahead
He reached tho turn In the passage
and halted suddenly. as a voice,
Curi0usly munled, reached him,
Tho passage hero ahead OF him,
some four or hyc yards In length,
Was lighted by another gas jot aud
terminated ga swinging doors lead
Ing 10 the barrO0m. but halfway
down lt8 length, IN a little recess.
most thOugbtfully situated for tho
privacy and convenience OF the
saloons perhaps none too repur
able clientele. was telephone
booth.
Billy Kane drew back and, pro-
tectcd from view by the angle Of
the passage while no could still sea
the telephone booth quito plainly,
stood mOtioule8s. The booth, like
good many others. was by no
means sound proof, and the voice,
though muGled, seemed strangely
familiar 10 him B!lly Kano's
brOWs drew together sharply.
Through tho glass panel OF the
upper portion OF the booth he could
sec tho figure OF a man OF abou.
lis own height, and he could see,
az the man stood little sideways
w..h his lips TO tho transmitter,
tho mans profile.
And then Billy Kane, with a grim
smile, reached suddenly up 10 the
gas jet over his head and turned 1t
out. This left him in darkness and
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TWO thousand dollars In cash, for
the outlay Of which, in spite OF tho
old milliOnaircs attitude In refer.
ence 10 it. he, Billy Kane, held him
self morally responsible Tho frown
deepened, II was strange. very
sirangel lie had logically con.
WINGED himself that Laverto's was
worthy case--but the intuition
that something was wrong would
not down, and the nearer he ap-
preached the miserable and squalil
dwelling In which the Italian lived,
the stronger that intuition grew
And then Billy Kane shrugged
his shoulders. lie could at least
PVT the case 10 one more test. and
II LayertO came through that an
right that was the end OF IT, and
the man got the money Laycrto
would certainly not anticipate an
other visit this evening, so soon
after the one OF the afternoon;' and
II he could come unawares upon tho
man, and observe the other un.
Gwares perhaps, tho chances were
decidedly in favor OF Laverto be.
ing caught mapping II he were sail
ing under false colors
Billy Kane. reaching his destina.
ton, pausedHn IN front OF tumble
down and diIapidated frame house,
and glanced around him. The little
side street here was dirty and III.
lighted, but populous enough. Small
shops, many Of them basement
shops with caYernous, cellarlike
entrances opening from the side
walk, lined both sides OF the street;
for the rest, II was simply a matter
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mans handB on the bare wooden
flooring, as ho started along tho
passageway.
But Billy Kane was already at
the side door OF the Baloon-anl
an instant later he had swung
around the street corner and was
heading briskly back IN the direc.
ton Of the Bowery. He laughed
shortly, as his hand automatically
cropt into his inside pocket The
two thousand dollars we're stlll
thore-nnd they would stay therel
His intuition, after all, had not
been at fault Tho man was a
vicious and daEnablc fraud. and,
as a logical cOrOl.ary 20 that fact,
was, moreover, dangerous and
clever criminal What was this
break" that was 10 be pulled at
Marcos before a quarter Of eleyen2
Quite mechanically Billy Kane
looked AZ his watch, He and David
Ellsworth had dined early, and II
was even now barely eight o'clock
Billy Kane's face hardened as hs
walked along, reached the BOwery,
uud. by the same route he had
come. gained Washington Square,
and swung onto a Fifth avenue bus.
Why MarCo'BP There was surely
Pothing worth while there Marcos
wHB little more than a rag shop.
He happened TO know Marco be
cause on the corner next TO the
tumblo-down place that. az Laverto
had said Marco had rented q week
or 80 ago, there was n small notion
shop kept by an old Irish widow
by the name OF Clancy, where mora
than once on his visits 20 tho East
side, he had dropped IN 10 buy ,
paper or package OF cigarettes,
Why Marcos? It puzzled him. The
old whIte-bearded. stoop-shouldered
dealer did not seem 10 have much
that was worth stealing!
Ito Be centInued.)
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The Last Three Months
Had Opened Billy
kane's Eyes to a New
World About Him
the World of the Bad Lands.
Three Months had Brought Him
Into Intimate Touch with the
Dens and Dives, and Many of
the Habitues of the Underworld.
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right, thon. but don't make
any mistake. You got to be
out OF there before a quarter
OF eleven Get me7 Before
a quarter OF eleven--that's
all | care, aud that gives you
all the time you want. ..
Eh? Yes--Bure. =.
Goodnight"
The grim smile was htill
on Billy Kane's lips as he
crouched back against the
wall. The door OF the tele.
phone booth opened and La.
verto struck his head out fur.
lively. Tho little black eyes.
staring out OF the thin,
swarthy face, glanced up and
down tho pasHageway. and
then the head seemed TO
shrink into the shoulders, the
body 20 collapse, and. with
legs twisted and dragging
under him. there came the
fiop.non of tho ualma ~ m,
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TAUTy. .sAJUNGA IR V|L-
N|AUS MAUSIMAS.

GENEVA, rugs 16. = Tau
tu sajungos suvaziavime Lie
tuvos delegatai isnaujo pakele
Vilniaus hausima.
Suvaziavimui iduoti skun-
dai su protestais prizes lenkus,
kurie persehoja hetuvius Vii
niaus srity.
Be to, Lietuyos delegatai rel
kalavo, kad lenkai Vilniaus
srity nerinktu atstovu Varsa-
vos seiman.
Skundus su protestais T. Sa-
jungos suvaziavimas pavede
perkratyti skundu komitetui.
Bet atstovp rinkimu klausima
atmete.
Lietuviams delegatams pa
sakyta, kad Tautu Sajunga
Vilniaus klausime ka darbavo- =
81, tai darbavosi. Daugiau tue
klausimu nenori uzsiimti.
(TokiQ ziniQ paduoda Ass.
Press).
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VOKIETIJA NIEKO MEDIA
RO IS BELGIJOS.

PARYZIUS. rugs. 16.
Vokietija kategoringai atslsa-
kd piIdyti BeIgijos reikalavi-
ma - garantijon duoti 100
milionQ auksiniQ marklQ uz su
tcikimq jai 6 m6nesiams mo-
ratOriumo.
Vokietija siQlo valstybes bo-
hrs. Belgija nori aukso.
Kad taip, tai .Vokietija mel
to nei kita Siandie BelgiJal ne
duoda.
Cia tad keliamas nauJas
triukSmas. Belgija tvlrtlna,
kad Vokietija nesazininga.
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VISUOMENE TURF ATTY
GINTI Uz sTREIKA.

"Purchasing Agents Asso-
citation of Chicago" susirinki-
ne kalbejo D. C. Shoemaker,
kurs operuoja angliQ kasyklas
Indiana valstijoje.
Shoemaker sake, kad Sian
die anglys brangios del dvie-
ju priezascip: pirmiausia
streikas dave nuostoliQ kasy-
klu savininkams. Tie nuosto-
liai turi but surinkti. Paskui,
kasyklQ darbininkams moka-
ma karo laikQ uzmokesnis.
Delto kaip savininkams
nuostolius, taip darbininkams
aukSta uzmokesni turf atlygin-
ii visuomen6. mok6dama bran
giau uz anglis.
We kodel anglys brangios.
Shoemaker, be to-. paaiskino,
kad pirm karo anglekasis uz
ANGLES tonos pagaminima I'M
davo Gle. Gil Siandie jam mo-
kama $1.08. ~
Bet kodel visuomen6 turi at
sakyti uz kasyklu savininkams
pasidariusius nuostolius, tai
svarbus klausimas.
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C H | C A G Ole,
DAUGHERTY STOW Uz
"INJUNCTION."

Garsaus prizes gelezlnkelie-
cius paskelbto "injunctiono"
klausimas dar galutinai neis-
sprestas federalio teis6jo Will
kersono. Oar seka isklausl-
n6jimai.
Teciaus generals prokuro-
ras Daugherty grieztai stow
uz tai, idant "injunctlon"
pasiliktq visuomct. Jis tvir-
tina, kad Sis ''injunction" pri-
verte streikuojancius gelezin-
kelieGius taikinti. Ir jei Gin
junction" visuomet gyvuos to-
kioje formoje ir legalybeje,
kaip Siandie, ateity neatsikar-
tos panaSQs gelezinkelieeiq
streikai. Mes streikininllai bus
varzomi.
TcGiaus ''injunctiono" llki-
mas prigules nuo teisejo OPT
MICS.
Savo keliu, kongrese kella-
mas klausimas generali proku-
rora IL teis6ja WilkersOn pa
traukti atsakomyben uz ta
"injmctiona." Kai-kurie
kongreso atstovai atranda.
kad tiedu vyru perzengusiu
Sales konstitucijQ. /
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MAzoJI LIETUvA.

JUODKRAN.TE. Juodkra-
nt4s miestelis gull ant salos
taip, vadinamos Marty dal-
gds," tarp Kranco (Kranto)
If Klaip6dos. Nuo Klaipedos
] Juodkrante yra 20 kilomet-
rQ. Juodkrant6 tai nedidelis
zv6jQ apgyventas miestelis,
turis 500 gyventojQ, kurie
minta is zv6jybos. Vasaros
laiku cia suvaziuoja 'daug sVe-
eiQ pasilseti ir jurose pasi-
maudytq. Simet cia apsigy-
veno apie 1000 vasarininkQ.
SveGiai dauguma Lietuvos zy-
deliai ir kelioIka vokieGiq Sci
Simet cia apsilank6 ir kele-
tas lietuviu is Kauno. Te-
Claus delei -stokos organizacl-
jos veik jokiu rysiq tarp saves
neturi. Geriausias VILLAS"
yra apeme zydeliai ir vokie-
iGai, O lietuviai Siaip kur nuo-
Saliai sulinde gludo. -Pragy-
venimas vidutiniSkai kainuo-
ja, yra keletas viesbuciq, kur
galima geresni valgi gauti. Ge-
1:iausiu skaitoma "Kurische
Hof." Visi vietiniai zvejai, lie
tuviai, lietuviSkai mokantieji,
bet nevisi nlegsta lietuviSkai
tarp saves kalbetis. Jp val
kai .;au vokiSkai tarp saves If
su tevais kalbasi, tai ltaka
baznycios If mokyklos, kuri
paskutiniais metals sustiprejo,
kad labiaus ia krasta suyokie-
tinti. Is.
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JAU AR7i AUKSO
tKASYKLOS.

JACKSON, CAL, rugs. l6,
- Siandie vakare az rytoj ry-
ta galutinai bus pramuStas
per kietq uolq tunelis ! Argo-
naut aukso kasykla, kur 19-a
diena uzdaryti tamsybese be
maisto, vandens ir ORC Al dar-
bininkai.
Darbas eina galvatrukciais.
Su tokiu itemptu greitumu, a.
pie ka negalima nei isivaiz-
dinti.
Bet ar kasykloje bus atras-
ia kick gyvq darbininku, tai
jau visai kitas klausimas. Gal
jq tarpe rasis lavonq If pus-
gyviQ. O gal tik vieni lavo-
mai bus iSneSti sauas Svie-
son.
Bet sunkus gelbejimo dar-
bas jau baigiamas.
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Nezinia kur Smirnoje pra-
gaiSo IA naturalizuotu ameri-
koniSkQ pilieciQ.
JUGOSLAVIJA STOJA AN
GLIJOS PUSEN.
Anglai grumoja bombarducti
turkus.

LONDONAS, rugs. l6. -
ViSi sake, kad -Anglijos su
Turkija karas neisvengtmas.
NcS turima ziniQ, kad turku
nacionalistu vadas NJ. Kemal
paSa kOncentruoja savO arml-
.ia prizes Konstantinopoll, ku-
rio anglai jokiu budu nenori
paduoti.
RciSkiama nuomonG, kad sia-
me atsitikime Francija meglns
ncutraliai uzsilaikyti. II tur-
kai su skaitlinga armija atims
Konstantinopoll.
Bet koki bus rezultatal?
Jugoslavija mobilizuoja ka-
riuomcnc ir atvirai stoja An
glijos pustn. Ji jau Siande
pasirengusi karan su Bulgarl-
ia il turkais.
Jei tajp, tai Anglia su Ju-
goslavija il Graikija gal il nu-
galltq turkus aplink kOnstan-
tinopoli. Bet pavojus grumo-
ia is bolSevikQ puses, kurle
rcmia turkus.
Nezinia, ky Anglia prades.
Gauta ziniQ, kad Anglijos
karo laivu Smirnos pakras-
Giuose komendantas pagrumo-
10 turkams ten bOmbarduotl
.ju namus, jei jie nepallaus
skerde krikSCioniu.
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IlONDONAS. rugs. 1G. =

IS AttnQ depe$oje sakoma.
jog Smirnoje il apylinli&se
turkai nuZudt apic 1000 kirk
$GioniQ.
KrikScioniQ apgyventoS mi"-
$40 dalics nebeliko. NiskaS nu-
Gio su dumais. Tx rieni nuo-
degllliai riOgsO.
Is Amerikos kolegijOs Smir-
nojc turkai pagrobG daugybc
mcrgaiciQ.
Smirnoje turkai uzpuolt
AnglijoS konsulatQ IL vIenQ
va!dininka nuzud6.
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SmirnOje KrIk$tioniQ Zudymaj
If NamQ D8g6siaI
$4,000 GRA|Ky R ARMENy NETURI PAs7OGis

ATNNAT, rugs. 10. : A
na diena pavakareje Smi1noje
pakeltas gaisras graiku ir ar
menQ apgyventoj daily. Lieps-
nos nuSlave kuone visa puos-
niausia miesto dali. Siandie
il visa griuv6siuose.
Apskaitoma, kad apie 10000
graikq ir arm9nQ neteko man
tos ir pastoges. Tq nelai-
mingQ zmoniq lilzimas baisus.
Ypac atsizvelgiant / tai, kad
Siandie jie yra isimtinai vie
nq turkQ valdzioje ir malone
je. ...-
Kick tq zmoniq zuvo lieps-
nose ir kick jQ nuzudyta, ME
kan nezinoma.
Gaisras pakeltas pavakarej.
Jis siaut6 per visa nakti. Jei
turkai driso pakelti gaisra,
tad nakti jie taipat nebuvo
sudeje rankQ. Jie kur papuo-
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JugOs|avija v0ikia |Svien su
Anglia
SERBAI PASRENGE kARAN SU BULGARIA. R
TURKlJA :.
~.
BAISENYBES ISDARO TURKAI SMIRNOJE,
IR APYLINKESE.
BAIsUs DAIKTAI sMIRNoJ
KriksGioniu laVonu pilnos
gatves

MALTA. rugs. 16. - Deu-
terio korespondentas Gia at
vykO is Smirnos. Jis sake,
kad Smirnoje $imtai krikScio-
niQ lavonQ gull gatvise.
kuomet korespOndcntas ap-
leido miestq, turkai zude kirk
Scionis he vien Smirnoje, bet
II apylinkGsc.
Du didcliu sodziu uz ) mai
liz nuo Smirnos buvo liepSno-
Sc.
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DIEVO MOTINOS STOVY-
LA JAU LORETTE.
sIMTAI TUKsrANCIU EMO
NIU DALYVAVO
PROCESIJOJE.
Neraprastos iskilmes buvo
Remote.

ROMA, rugs. Is (SuvGlin-
ta). - LorettO Dievo Motinos
StovyIa pagaliau nuvezta Lo-
rettQ. Is RomOs j LOrettos
miestQ yra apie POO mailiQ.
Ia tOlima kelion6 atlikta su
triumfale prccesija, kuriOje
dalyvavo Simtai tukStanciQ
maldingQ zmoniQ.
Is Vatika 10 Stovyla paimta
Sventojo Tt o naujan automo-
bilim. AStIOni kit autOmo-
biliai drauyavo pirmQjam.
ProceSija is Eeliolikos tuks-
tanGiQ zmoniu Roma apleldo
4:;3O rytq. Tq paciQ dienQ
tuojaus po puspamakGio Sto-
vyIa buvo ine&ta LorettOs ba-
zilikon.
KelionGs Iaiku @yventojai
rarod6 didi Savo dievotumQ II
nepapraStQ priSiri>imQ prize IL
kGjimo. TukstantinGS znIoi. u
IuinioS. giedodamos Sventas
giesmes ir melzdamoS, StovylQ
mlyd6davo j artimiauSiQ mie-
steli. Ten tuoiaus Suplauk-
davo naujos tikinciQjQ miniOs.
gi pirmQjQ dauguma sryzda-
70 namo. Kitm taS pat. lr
taip Xxi pat gallo keIiondS.
Lorettos bazilika per Visa
nakti buvo atidaryta. Dldl
daugybe zmoniQ pri6jo iSpa-
zinties, gi rytmet! priem6 Sv.
NommijQ.
Dievo Motinos stovylq lyd6-
jo Sv. T6vO paskirti trys Ear-
dinolai - Vinco, Ranuzzi II
Tecci. CeremonijQ legatu bu-
70 paskirtas kardinolas Gas
parri. Be to, lydejo daugy-
be pralotQ il Siaip didis skalt-
Iius zymiu pasaulinil zmonlQ.
Romoje pirm tos kelion6s
ivyko didzioS baznytin6s iSkll-
mes. Kuomet Sventasis Te-
vas stovyIq paSventino il ap-
karunavo, stovyIa su i$kilmln-
ga procesija nulyd6ta Santa
Maria Magiore bazilikon.
[ ten po atliktQ iSkilmlq
grazinta Vaitkanan, kur iSbu-
vo Xxi pasiruoSiant tolmon ke-
Iiontn. ISvakaro Sventasls
Ttvas prizes stovylq meldtsi.
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SMIRNA. rugs. Is. (suve-
lintal. - Mes negeidziame
kovot su d. Britannia. Bet j
turi grqzinti Konstantihopoll
Turkiiai. Nes tai Turkijos So
stin6 If mes geidziame ia at
gauti graziuoju, jei galima.
Bet ici lie, mes kovOsime."
Tai turkp nacionalistQ Wy
riausiojo vado Mustapha Ke-
NAL pa&os zodziai, pareiksti
Gia Chicagos laikraScio Tribu-
ne korespondentui, kurs kal-
b6josi su juo.
"MusQ reikalavimai, neziu-
l.int musQ laim6jimQ,' sake
Kemal paSa, "neatmainomi.
Mes nereikalaujame nei dau-
giau, nei maziau, bet tai visa,
kas jau seniau buvo paskelbta.
Mes stovime uz savo naclOna-
istini nusistatyma."
Kemal paSa paklaustas, ar
iis tad pasirenges stoti kon-
ferencijon?
''Mes visuomet esame pasi-
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ANGLIA NELEIS TURkU
EUROPON. Z

LONDONAS, rugs. 16. -
Cia oficialiai paskelbta, kad
Anglijos vyriausyb6 par6d6
savo karo laivynui neleisti tur
ky nacionalistp armijjaii persi-
kelti is Mazosios Azijos Euro
pom, jei ia armija m6gintQ
pulti Konstantinopoli.
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NUS1zUDE sAULYS.

DEGIONIAI, Panevezio a.
Ga nusizude atimdamas sau
gybyve kariSkio sautuvo kulip-
ka NaumiesGio sauliu burio
Saulys j. Sereika.
Nusizudymo priezastis kol
kas nesuzinota. Welcomes ku-
mas palaidotas, tik gala, kad
iSgyvenes 25 m. jis negalejo
uzsitarnauti kapinese vietos
savo kunui palaidoti.
Like nuliude velionio tevai
ir sesutes.
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IL lluOodl ShSlNS iiSinlAAiioNo
sius.
Mate gaisra ir zina turkQ
sugedima ir jp baisia neapy-
kanta link krikscioniq, apskai-
to, jog gaisre ir skerdynese
turejo zuti maziausia vienas
tukstantis zmoniq.
Nuo gaisro didelius nuosto-
lius panesa kelios amerikonis-
kos bendroves. Viena tabo-
kos bendrove ten turejo dide-
lius sandelius. Jie sudege.
Kol-kas nezinoma nieko, ar
iSliko svetimu valstybiq kon-
suliatu butai. Mes tenai
sunku prieiti ir aple tai visa.
patirti. Vos kilus gaisrui Vi
81 amerikonai paimti ! laivus.
Ia pat iSdalies padare is kitos
valstybes su savo valdiniais.,
! TurkQ nacionalistQ kariuo--
meme nesimaiSo ! tuos turku
minios ekscesus.
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ANGLIJos sKoLV
KLAUSIMAS.

WASHINGTON, rug. 10
Garlta ziniQ, kad Sio menesio
pabaigoje zada cionai atvykti
Anglijos finansine misija ka-
70 skolas patvarkyti. Angli-
ia 'Suv. Valstijoms skolinga
5 bilionus doleril.
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.ATENAT. rugs. Is. - Par
vyke Gia is Smirnos pab@ge-
liai graikai praneSa, kad tenai
turkai nuzudt graikQ cerkvGS
mctropolitQ ir arm6nQ metro
politQ. AbiejQ lavonu turkai
ivertt juron.
.Abclnai INFANT, daugumq nu-
zudytQ krikScioniQ lavonQ tur-
kai suvert6 juror.
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PERKUNAs sAUDo.

GULBINIsKIAI, Vilkayis-
kio, APPS. Liepos 5 d., 4 ". po
pietp, perkunas isove i ukinin-
ko Norkaus kluona. Staiga ki-
10 gaisras. Subegus dauge-
liui zmoniu, kitos trobos isgel-
betos. Gesinimo metu be
traukdamas prikiu sienojus
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TURKIJA TURF ATGAUTI SOSTINE ARBA KOvOS

rcnge susitikti su savo prize
Sais." atsake pasa. "Bet
santarv6s valstyb6s visas lai-
kas vilkina taikos konferencl-
ia. O juk senai turejo but
iSsprestas artimQjQ RytQ klau-
simas.
'Musq reikalavimai yra pa
prasti. Turkq nacionahstl
salygos trumpos. Jos sudaro
maziau vieno puslapio. Mes
norime tikros nepriklausomy-
hes visose turkams priklausan-
close zenese. Pasidavimas
pas mus negyvuoja.
"Mes norime atgauti Kon-
stantinopoli, Adrianopoll If
tas Trakijos dalis, kuriose
turkai savo skaitliumi virsija
kitp tautu gyventojus.''