Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-09
WILL.IMANTIC

and made a speech in English, then il
turn came the French Italian, Japanese,
sn speaking in their native tongue. When
lthe delegate OF China arose he spoke,
not in Chinese, but in the common tongue
Of America and England. China at the
conference asks only for justice and you
the American people can give her justice.
You ask why China has net developed
Your answer comes when it is seen that
customs arr. established by foreign ma
tons In many Of the import duties China
/ re.s q fraction of the duty and England
| TIE rest american shippers pay England
| tribute fer sosneshfng they have never
! caused Take japan and the 81 prints
/ forced ON China when she was unable te
defend herself Japan has made 1T inlpos-
sible for a self respecting country TO i've
Tapan puts UP the plea that her many
re9Dje make Il ir1pera tive that she in
/ crease the area Of her country. In one
4 province Of China with a quarter Of ia
rams area. there are merry as many PEG
( pI5 .Iapan has only oirs big occupation,
! fishing. and how can she fight with fish?
/ What does she do but lay hands on China.
( take Shantuns, the heart Of ChIn3's coal
! district. In Japan today are over 40 in
/ 5fre PLANTS end she has a duty on foreign
B
and with these plants ready Japan is in
position 10 turn out the death-dealing
| r-~ses bombs and war implements to
vine China off the face\of the earth.
1 China is q friend Of America she fol-
loved America in the peace conferences
: w.thout question. America today Is the
/ tfr leader. Twenty years from today
| CHINA VIII be z powerful factor in world
/ peace when allied with your great coun-
I try. Let us pray for Justice to all for
| Justice that IS not for all is not Justice at
[ Ill
Following DR.. Hsieh's address questions
were asked. Tie meeting was in charge
of William II jenkins The singing was
led by c. H Caswell, with Mrs. Caswel1
ut the piano. The clergy of the city
were seated on the stage.
The home Of Mrs. Sarah KapIan of
Nansfield was raided Saturday night by
I fesaral prohibition officers. The officers
Sound one complete still. two coils, 200
pounds of sugar, 10 quarters of moon
shine; and l5o gallons Of mash While
NE officers have long suspected the place
of moonshining but after the news leaked
out that eomeone had made off with a
'2rrel Of cider and two 10 gallon kegs Of
rhislzey from the Kaplan house the offlc-
iers swlnDed down and got the goods Mrs
Faplan. who has been in before on a sim
Tar charge viii face L. $. Commissioner
iEarl Mathewson at Norwich this Mon
ldaY) afternoon al O'Clock.
II IS believed that the Marmon car
IaLtached Friday afternoon by City Sheriff
Thomas J. Killourey, for Fred Dugas, of
tTaftville. in suit to recover $1,000,
Wes stolen. The car, when searched at
--'hard Brothers garage contained
Us OF markers one each for
-,I',le t7lano. connecticut and New
.IH' me connecticut license plate was
a--7 which Is listed In the name Of the
vnor Trucking Company Of No. 4S4
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