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The New York herald., 1922-03-04
DEMOCRATIC DEFENSE
FOR HAYS UNDERTAKES
Retiring Cabinet Official Is
Called a disappointment.

WASHINGTON, March S.--An attack on
Postmaster-General Hays was made to-
day in the House by Representative
williams Ull.). Republican, who de-
c!ared the retiring Cabinet officer
has been the one disappointment OF the
first year OF the Republican Admins
tration."
To-day marks the close OF the career
of Mr.. VIII Hays as a member of the
Cabinet" asserted Mr.. Williams. ITO
millions OF Republicans II Is a day of
thanksgiving and rejoicing"
Representative Blanton (Texas).
Democrat, and Representative Fair
field (Ind), Republican. came to the
defense of the retiring Postmaster-Gen-
eral, and praised his services as a Cab
met official. Mr.. Blanton declared Mr..
Hays was being stabbed in the back"
by members of his own party. who
should congratulate themselves on hav-
ing had him at the head OF the Post
Office Department.
Mr.. Fairfield contended that both as
n private citizen and as a public official
Mr.. Hays had shown himself to be Of
the highest caliber.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
HARDING FAVORS CLOSER
TIES WITH COLOMBIA

WASHINGTON, March 3.--President
Harding. II was announced tonight. has
cent q telegram to Acting President Hol-
guin Of the republic OF Colombia. ex-
pressing the hope that as a result Of the
exchange of ratifications of the treaty
with Colombia "all MISUNDERSTANDING
which may have existed may vanish and
all obstacles which could prevent re-
sumption OF the historic friendship
between the people OF the United states
and the people OF Colombia may be
swept away and that from this time or
each year that pnsses will make closer
and more cordial tho relations between
tho two republics"
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
FIUME IN HANDS
OF NATIONALlSTS
Free State President Forced to
Flee-Annexation to Italy
Next Step.

ROME. March 8 ASSOCIATED Press) -
The italian Nationalist (FascistD, /,
headed by Deputy Giunta. to-day at
tackled the Government palace in Fiume.
They fired twenty cannon shots into
the building, whereupon those be-
sieged In the palace hoisted the Nag OF
surrender. Giunta gave them three
minutes In which to surrender uncondi-
tionally. President Zanelli was then
obliged to yield.
Later Zanelli issued the following
declaration: "As a result of .o-day's
events. which have compelled me to
surrender to the revolutionary forces,
/ have transferred my forces to the
national citizens committee -ot defense
which stirred up this movement"
Former legionaires from Fiume, led
by Capt. Palazzoli, have telegraphed
Gabrielle d'Annunzio to come 70 Rome
Sunday to participate in a p- recession.
The procession will march to the tomb
OF Italy's Unknown Soldier. where the
annexation OF F'iume to Italy is TO be
proclaimed by the demonstrates.
Reports received by the Gi0r1tdlc
d,Itniir saw the Facisti revolutionists are
masters Of the city and have formed a
Government. The Zanella police at
tempted a sortie from the palace but
were repulsed and the palace then was
besieged.
A Fiume dispatch to the Stefani
Agency says that the committee OF
national defense has issued a proclama-
ton reading:
"In consequence of the capitulation Of
the Provisional Government. which oc-
Cured Friday after severe fighting
from dawn until early afternoon. the
committee declares the Provisional Gov
ernment and constituent assembly are
definitely dissolved.
'.The committee has assumed fun
powers conferred on it by the official
head of the Government of Fiume and
has entrusted maintenance of order and
security to the Carabinieri and Royal
troops and requested the Italian Gov
ernment to assure administration OF the
city by the appointment of represen-
tative who alone would be in posi-
ton to guarantee order and tranquility"
Italian troops now are maintaining
order in Fiume and a national guard
of armed citizens has been formed.
Public services wifi be resumed to-
morrow.
FLORENCE, Italy. March 3 (Associated
Press) A thousand Fascist. In a demt
onstration here to-day on behalf Of the
members of their party in Fiume. stoned
the Serbian Consulate. smashed the Win
dows and demolished the coat OF arms
over the door. meanwhile shouting
viva Fiume, Viva Italy," Royal
Guards finally dispersed the mob.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
BONUS VOTED DOWN
BY PRINCETON MEN
Ex-Soldiers in University, 337
to 80, Condemn Theory and
Method Of Legislation.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
PRINCETON. March 3.-Ex-service men,
who are now undergraduates at Prince
ton University. voted 337 TO 80 to-day
against soldiers bonus. On a second
proposal; Il do (do not) condemn as
unworthy the motives of those Con-
gressmen furtherjng it's enactment" 239
votes condemned the motives of the
Representatives savoring the bonus.
while 105 did not. Some of the men
felt that this second was not fair
question and refused to vote. The re-
rults OF the ballot were wired to
Senator's Edge and Frelinghuysen Of
New Jersey, and to Yale and to Har-
ward.
r'hn first question relating to the
bonue itself was: II do tdo not) ap-
prove of the theory and method of the
proposed soldiers bonus legislation
Tho Daily Prinoetonian held the ballot
followed the letter that President John
Grier Hibbcn sent to the New Jersey
Senators, in which he protested against
the bonus saying that former ex-service
In an editoriol to-day the Princeton
ian said:
THE very decided stand taken by
ex-servicc men now at the University
against the theory and method of the
bonus was not unexpected. Their opin-
ion represents an index OF the opinion
Of all sane. fair minded citizens who
have given the question reasonable con-
sideration. And it is unfortunate that
the newly revealed scheme for financ-
ing the bill could not have been fore
seen. that 1t, too. might have been in
cluded in the overwhelming condemna-
ton of Chairman Fordney's and Repre-
sentative Fesss methods. Booming the
loan sharks trade at the expense OF an
already beleagured national treasury is
an incredible phenomenon Of national
perversity.
princeton is we'll on record on a big
question. The direct influence that a
college ballot will have on national poll
tics is as nothing. But 1t Is comforting
to know that given the opportunity. a
cross section OF enlightened America
will protest in no ambiguous terms to
the passage of ruinous legislation. con-
ceived by shrewd political manipula-
tors"
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
HARDING DECLINES
TO INFORM SENATE
Will Not Reveal Instructions
to Gen. Russell.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-President
Harding. in q communication to the
Senate to-day, declined to make public
the specific instructions given to Brig
Gen. John II. Russell Of the Marine
Corps. who recently was. appointed
American High Commissioner to Haiti.
on the ground that 1t would not be COM
patihle with public interest
President Harding forwarded to ths
Senate the commission issued to Gen.
Russell and added:
II trust the information conveyed will
satisfactorily convey such information
as the Senate desires. because ! very
respectfully submit that it would not
be compatible with the public interest
to make public the specific instructions
under which he (Gen. RusselD is
charged with the performance of his
duties as American High Commissioner
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
$50 a Year for Clothes!
Girls Rebel in Protest
Special Dispatch to THE Nrw Yo.K HraALD.

Special Dispatch to THE Nxw YoRK HEnALp.
TOPEKA. Kan. March g.
Working girls here have
risen In rebellion against
the idea OF clothing themselves on
$50 or 500 a year.
Protesting against statements ol
store managers that that amount
was sufficient, nearly 300 girls en-
ployed in tie Santa Fe general
Offices and other Topeka Offices
stormed two department stores last
night.
Stockings were shown to them.
but one of the girls threw them on
the floor with the announcement
that they were mot fit for a dog"
to wear.
Tie girls said budget calling
for S1SS for a years clothing was
about right.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
BONUS NOTES WOULD
CLOG u. S. FINANCING
Treasury Officials Skiftish on
Proposed Raid.
Special Dispatch to The NEW yoRK HERALD
New York Herald bureau.

-.
Treasury Department officials are in
scheme with extreme caution. They will
plans proposed are definitely shaped
In Congress.
There is. however. a distinct reaction
against the loan certificate plan. ON
cials see in II many evils. one the prac-
tical necessity Of making certificates
tax free. 1t is logical TO assume, they
say. that without safeguards as 10
ownership OF bonus certificates wealthy
persons seeking tax free securities will
take them UP as rapidly as possible.
The most serious feature OF the latest
bonus scheme from the Treasury stand
point Is the interference such financing
would have on necessary Treasury bor-
rowings and refunding to care for the
war debts. and the disastrous conse-
duences 10 Liberty bond and Victory
note prices.
While no immediate drain would be
made on the Treasury the financing
to come in three years would be dis
counted MS all such impending things
are to be discounted. In the present
situation. even with existing taxes. very
little II any OF the national debt can
be retired from the proceeds Of ordinary
income.
Consequently II is absolutely neces-
sary that the Treasury refinanco or re-
fund outstanding Treasury certificates
and the maturing war debts many times
over, Bonus certificates would throw
other billions into this rennancing IN
the near future
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
CARRIED UNCONSCIOUS
TO GALLOWS;. HANGED
Church Practically Dead
When Trap Was Sprung.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HrR,hD.
CHICAGO, March 3.--Seemingly uncon-
scious Harvey w. Church was carried
to che gailows this afternoon and there
hanged for the murder of Bernard j.
Daugherty and Carl o. Ausmus
The stupor which spared Church the
strain of waiting for death persisted TO
the end He made no sign when the
sheriff asked him IL he had anything to
say, to all appearances was unaware OF
his fate when the gallows trap was
sprung.
geon, who examined Church prior TO the
death march and witnessed the execu-
ton. said the killer was dead In every
thing but mechanical physical functions
at the time that the trap fell.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
HARDING WARNED FORDNEY
AGAINST ANY BONUS LOAN
SPECIAL DispotcA to rHn Nnw Yoax HaaAlD.

SpeNaI DsDotcH fu3A HERALD
ew York; raid
C., 3
Chairman Fordney February 16 President
the adoption of sales
legislation. The suggestion
has been rejected
his objection additional
the Treasury be called upon
obligations sixteen
Immediately before possible recommend the issue
several hundred millions of additional short time notes
borrowing would likely
accomplished readusing interest stabzng
world both vitality essential the
commercial activities"
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
BOSTON DEPosIToRs SAVED.
Court orders Transfer OF Large
sum I'm Prudential Trust.

BoaToN. March 3.--The savings de-
positors OF the Prudential Trust Com
pauy, with claims amounting TO almost
81 ,00o, 600, are assured OF payment al
most In full as the result OF decision
by the Supreme Court to-day. The
court directed the transfer from the
commercial department 10 the savings
department Of s2s5.41O that had been
shifted 70 keep tho commercial depart
ment going
The court held that this transfer was
without regard TO requirements ~ law,
adding that the saviugs. departin,r
trust company acts Ia the capr 80 u 5.
trustee.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

for more than year have been operat-
ed for joint account Of the Allies under
the modus vivendi arrived at by the
conference under the Wilson admins
tration.
Further installments TO the construc-
ton company laying the cable would
be paid by Italy oyer considerable
period of time. preferably from the
earnings OF the cable. There is no
provision in the plan for turning over
to Italy the Brest-Azores-Ne New York
cable. for which Italy has contended.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
AGREE ON ALLEGATION
OF THE GERMAN CABLES
Washington Reports Indicate
Problem Is SoIved.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., March 3.
1t was indicated to-day that the
problem OF the ALLEGATION Of former
German cables in the Atlantic has been
solved. The plan provides for the con-
struction by Italy of cable from
Rome through the Straits, OF Gibraltar
to the Azores. where 1t will connect
with the transatlantic cables to New
York.
The initial installmcnt for the Mediter-
ranean cable would be paid out of the
fund accumulating from the receipts
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
Loose Ends Admitted.

Members OF the committee admitted
this afternoon that the new bonus
venture is far from perfect. They con-
cede the existence OF many loose
ends and the development of unex-
pected problems that were not re-
yealed until the scheme was subjected
to expert analysis.
The only information forthcoming
from Mr.. Fordney this afternoon left
much to be desired In the way of ex-
planation according to Treasury Off
ciaIs and independent financial ex-
perts. What Mr.. Fordney said was
this
TN fun meeting of the majority
OF the members of the Ways and
Means Committee a unanimous agree
ment was reached on the bonus bill
Substitute for the cash provision
OF the bill as introduced the following
provisions: That the certificate OF in
surance shall have a loan value of SO
per cent. OF It's compensation value
from the date of issue II presented to
any national bank or trust company
or bank organized under State laws
The highest rate OF interest that can
be charged by the banks under the
provisions Of the bill shall not exceed
2 per cent. above the rate charged by
the Federal Reserve Bank In ninety
day loans in the district where such
loans are made. This safeguards the
soldiers rights and prevents usury.
These loans will not extend beyond
a period of three years. or the maxi
mum date of September 80, 1925. ON
and after which time the holder OF the
certificate may borrow not 10 exceed
ls5 per cent. Of It's value from the Fed
irral Government The certificates arc
20 run twenty years from their dates
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
fayND ANYTHING?

10 hNyTTfTNGY
if y. zee II q is advertised m tho Lost and
Found columns q. to-day's New York Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
Disability Rating.

'wc. therefore. petition with all the
sincerity and power at our command,
the executive and legislative branches
without regard to party lines) or the
national Government, for which we
we're the uniform, to take positive and
aggressive action to halt all measures
pertaining to world war veterans. In
cluding the bill for adjusted compensa-
ton. unless and until all LEGISLATION at
fecting the disabled Is finally acted
upoa by the two houses OF Congress
and the President.
Believing that the definition OF
permanent and total disability rating
ag X at present exists IN the coue, y
unfair. unjust misleading and contrary
70 the fntcnts OF Congress and the
American people. we respectfully but
earnestly urge the adoption OF the
following as the proper instruction to
be made n part OF the law.
ANY claimant who has been hospi-
taiized for twelve months or who mss
been rated, total and temporary for that
period. shall be rated as permanent and
total back to the date of discharge and
this shall continue for one year in the
future. He shall then be examined and
IL his physical or mental condition has
not been materially improved his rating
shall continue unchanged for one cal
endar year. This procedure shall be
repeated annually for five years. In
On se of no material Improvement nj the
expiration OF this period he shall be
rated al permanent total for life.
"In case of material physical or
mental Improvement his rating shall
be scaled down according to the exist
ing regulations of the Veterans Bureau.
The annual examinations shall be made
by committee OF three doctors, one
OF whom shall be selected by the claim
ant. In case the claimant does not
staff under the direction Of the Vet
erans' Bureau the bureau shall nay n
Zee Of not moro than $40 to the claim
ants doctor for each annual exami-
nation"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
NUO VILKO BECOME ANT
MEsKOS UzBEGOME.

KELMB. Reiseiniq Apyg.
D. ir S. APPS. Inspektorius pra
salintas, j jo vieta atvyksta
naujai paskirtas, p. S-tis. -
d. liepos jis atvyko i Kelme,
ir aplanke 3 dyarus. Vie
name dvafe aplanke tik dva-
rininka, darbininlp mel klaus
te nepaklause ar sutartis 5usq
yra padaryta ar ne, Po toxic
pasimatymo apleido dvara.
(Pavyzdziui Paverpenio dva-
ray.
Paskiau p. Insp. nuvyksta !
DIV. Pa4gojo, eia susaukia dva-
rininkas darbininkus, p. lnsp.
klausia ar padar6te sutartl, II
kodel nepadarete? Vienas dar-
bininkas ka tai pasako, p.
Insp. puole net musti, bet dar-
Z
bininkams pasakius, kad ne
pradetq, tai p. Insp. tuoJaus
vyksta j Kelme ir parsiveza
vyr. milicianta. Tai Tx tada
vargais ne CALAIS sutartl pa
daro.
Darbininkai labai piktinasi
tolziu ziauriu elgimosi D. In
spektoriaus. Net p. Insp. pra-
deio nurodineti, kad PagoJo
dvaro savininkas esas, beturtls
il tt. (Tiesa, jis yra beturtis,
bet tik ant sunp, nes jo sunqs
tarnauja lenku legijonuose).
Kaip matyt is p. Insp. dar-
bQ, tai negalima daug gero
laukti. Bet parodys ateitis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
BULGARIA. STAGIATlkIAI
KELIA PROTESTUS.
PRIESINASI KATALIKQ
BAzNYCIOS k,TATY-
MUI SOFIJOJE.

SOFIA, Bulgaria., rugs. s.
Nacional6s bulgarQ staciatlklq
cerkv6s virSininkai pasiunte
protesta ministeriQ kabinetul,
sobranijai (seimui) If stacla-
tikiQ sinodui.
Virsininkai smarkiai protes-
tuoia, kad SofijOje statoma
katalikiska baznyCia If meto-
distu maldnamis pacioje sostl-
nes Sirdyje, kur, girdi, nesama
nei tn nei kitQ iSpazintojQ.
Sake, pakenGiamas dar bu-
tn toksai drasus kataikQ ISL
briovimas bulgarQ tarpan, Jei
ia baznycia butQ statoma kur
miesto paSaly. Bet kuomet
Siandie tas daroma vidumies-
ty, tai bulgarQ staciatikiq prize
derm6 giptis nuo to Driovimo-
81.
BulgarQ laikraseiai ia pro
tesla remia. II tue patlm lIu-
diia apie save, kad bulgarq
( tauta Wis dar nepraslkale Is
viduramzip nepakantos kevalo'
Vargas tokiai tautai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
sv. oNos ATLAIDAs.

ALVITAs, .Yilkaviskio aps.
Liepos 26 d. eia buvo svesta
sv. Onos atlaidas. Diena bu-
vo nekokia, mes is pat ryto
pradejo lyti, bet zmoniq, ne
paisant blogo orc, susirinko
labai daug. "Karabelninkal :
ubagui' If "eigonu' taipat
devynios galybes. surinkta
viirs 80 tukstaneiu auksinQ au-
ky baznyeiai atstatyti.
Pavakare buvo matyti kele-
tas girtq vaikinp, kuriq viena
nnilicininkas i "saltaja'' nusl-
yadino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
RE|KALAUJA ''|NJUNC-
TON" Prizes ''INJUNC-
TON !"

WASHINGTON, rugs. 8, =
international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers preziden-
tas Noonan ir sekretorius
Ford District of Columbia Wy
riausiojo teismo reikalauja IS
duoti injunction" prizes dis
trikto prokurora Gordon If S.
V. marSala Snyder, idant jie-
du Columbios distrikte nevy-
kintq Chicagos federalio teise-
10 Wilkersono paskelbto Gin
junction" atkreipto prizes
streikuojancius gelezinkelie-
cius visoj Sally.
Minetos organizacijos prezi-
dentas su sekretoriumi petici-
joje pazymi, jog apie chicago
nj injunction" E" jiedu patyre
tik lis laikrasciQ. Kad taip,
tai tas ''injmction" @ isduotas
be teiseto autoriteto If to-
del Shame distrikte kaipo tok-
sal neturi but pildytinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
MARION. I'LL. rugs. 8.

MARION, ILL.,, rugs. 8.
SpeciaIe grand jury, kuri We
da tardymus darbininkQ SKIER
dyniq Herrine reikale, paskel-
be, kad il neapkaltins If ne
patrauks teisman vlsQ tQ EMO
niq, kurie nors ejo su zmog-
zudziais drauge, bet neturejo
ir nevartojo jokiq ginklq. To
ki visi yra kvieciami j liudinin
kus. Grand jury nori isklauz
syti jq liudympl.
Grand jury turf daug dar-
bo nustatyti tikra aukq skait-
liq. Pasauktas liqdyti apskri-
ties koroneris ir Herrino gra-
bininkas.
Grabininkas liqdyja, kad jis
laidojimui paruose> 19 neunis-
tn Iavonq ir 3 unistu lavonus,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
PARYzIUS. rugs. 8. - Is

PARYzIUS, rugs. s. - IS
Angoros praneSa, jog turkQ
nacionalistu armijos prieSakl-
mes sargybos atsidurusios jau
tik uz 80 mailiQ nuo Smirnos.
Turkai paduoda, jog nuo
pradzios ofensyvos graikal
prarade $4,000 kareivip uzmu-
Stats, suzeistais IL nelaisven
paimtais. Nelaisven palmta a
pie $4,000 graikq.
NelaisvIu tarpe yra: vlenas
armijos vadas, 2 korpusQ va
du If ) pulkininkai, neskaltant
zemesnes ranges karininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
AIRIU VADAS GRIFFITH
UzNUODINTAS?

LONDONAS, rugs. 8.
Rugpiucio IL Aifijos sostineje
Dubline mire vienas zymiau-
sin airip nacionalistQ vadQ
Arthur Griffith. Paskelbta,
kad jis mires nuo Strides ligos.
Jam mirus llilo kalbos, ar
kartais jiis nebuvo uznuodin-
tas. Kadangi tos kalbos nuo-
lat Wis labiau plito, delto al
riu vyriausybe tomis dieno-
mis- iSeme is karsto jo lavona
ir atliko autopsija.
Sakoma, gyviausidose orga-
nuose atrasta nuodQ p6dsa-
k.ai. !Teciaus tai visa oficia-
liai dar nepatvirtinta. Airi4
cenzura neleidzia apie tai
skelbti ziniq.
Dubline areStuotas gydyto-
jas, kurs serganti Griffitha
gyde, ir dvi slaugytojas. Pra-
matomas devaleristq sakalbis
zudyti nacionalistus vadus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
DARBUOJASI Uz KARA
LAUS BEATIFIKACUA,
TAS KARALIUS, TAI ANG-
LIJOS ENRIKAS VI.
Jis buvo didziai dievotas
VyraS.

LONDONAS, rugs. s. Ne
didiS If neturls itakOs katali-
kp burys prad6jo darbuotis su
tikslu atkreipti ApaStalQ So
sto dome j Anglijos karaliaus
Enriko VI gyvenimq beatifi-
kacijOs tikslais.
Jei ApaStalu Sostas gaus is
zmoniQ SirdziQ paeinanti pra-
Syma, reikia pasakyti, kad be-
atifikacijos If paskui kanoni-
zacijos procesas bus labai il
gas ir uzims daugeli metQ.
Anglijos karalius Enrikas
VI karaliavO tais laikaiS, kuO
met Anglia buvo kataikiSka.
Jis mir2 1861 metals eidamas
80 metus amziaus. Jam tru-
ko valdOvo gabumQ, bet uztad
jis ved6 nepaprastai dora gy-
venimq.
Jis ikur6 Eton koIegijq 144O
metals. Ia kolegijQ karalius
aukojo Dievo If Svenc. Pane
les garbei. Par6d6 tai kolegi-
jai tur6ti tam tikras pamal-
das. Tas jo paredymas buvo
pildomas beveik per keturis
$imtmeCius.
Kita jo isteigta mokslo Il
nvba - tai Karaliaus kOlegl-
ia mieste Cambridge.
Xxi protestantizmo laikQ An,
glijos gyventojai karaliQ En-
l.ikq skate savo Sventuoju. u
6jus protestantizmO bangal,
Enrikas VI katalikQ paslapcla
buvo garbinamas.
Ir tik $iandie miestO Etono
katalikai to klausimq Rkelia
aikSt6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-08
Graiky ArmijOs Vadas Paimtas
Ne|aiSV9n
MAzOJI AzLJA GRAIKAMS BUS KAPAI
TAIP TVIRTINA TURKU NACIONALISTU
PASIUNTINYS ITALIJOJE.
GRAIKy kARAuUS APLEDES SOST|NE
iAzOJI AzJA GRAIKAMS BUS KAPAI

ROMA, rugs. 8. = "Mazoji
Azija graikq armijai bus ka-
PAL. Gal uzims viena meme
81 ar desimti metQ, teciaus mes
nepertrauksime kovos, kaip IL
gai graikai 1ig vieno nebus is
naikinti." "
Taip pareiSke D. Arif hey,
kurs pirm trejQ metq buvo tel
sip profesorium Konstantino-
polio univesitete.
Paskui jis istojo politikon.
ISrinktas atstovu, Angoros
seiman, nominuotas seimo VI
ce-pirmmnku, paskui pasklr-
tas teisingumo mimisteriu, gi
Siandie cia, Romoje, jis yra
turkQ nacionalistp valdzios pa
siuntiniu.
"Nebus taikos Graikijos su
Turkija," sake jis. "Mes,
turkai, nestosime komprOml-
san. ! Mes stovime qz apslss1l
prendima. Kadangi gralkus
.remia Anglia, kOva turl SEX
ii, kuri jau ir taip tesiasi We
nuolikti metal. AStuoniolika
milionu turkQ prisieke verciau
zuti, negu gyventi neturint
laisv6s.
"Uz tokiq padetl daugiau-
sia kalta Anglia, kuri norl
dominuoti Dardaneliuose II
Salimais Juodosios juros. Tam
tikslui jie vartoja gralkus
nei irankius. >-.
"Visas islamizmas gerai Il
no. kad turkai Siandie kovoJa
ne su graikais, bet su Angll-
.la."