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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
PUTNAM HEIGHTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Chase ana
family called on Francis Chase Sua-
day.
Mrs. Adeline Brafey of Nona
Grosvenor- Dale visited Mrs. q. T.
Pierce recently.
Mr.. Hart and Mr.. Boston of New
Hampshire called at Mr.. and Mrs D.
L. Bradley's Wednesday.
Mrs R. P. Danielson and daugAtex,
Miss Roeamond, enjoyed an autoa6-
bile trip to New Jersey last week.
Services are held every Sunday q
1890 a. m. We hope that more WI
come and hear the excellent sermeas
of Rev. Mr. Nauss.
Two donations have been promised
toward the purchase of new ViehA-
la which is to be placed in the school.
The children are planning various
ways of earning money to pay for 4.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14

bride was given away by her brother,
Philip Devlin. and Joseph McFall was
best man. The bride wore gray
tailored suit. The groom is the son of
Benjamin R. Baker and Bessie White,
formerly of New Bedford, Mass. Fol-
lowing the ceremony q reception was
held at the home Of the brides par
ents on Main street They are spend
ing their honeymoon with relatives IN
New Jersey. Their many friends here
wish them happinsss.
There was quite q generous display
Of the Stars and Stripes about town
on Tuesday. November IL, in observ-
ance Of Armistice Day. Schools in
town had but one session. At $50 p.
m. the days celebration began by the
blowing Of the whistle Of the Good
year Cotton Mills, Inc, for period
Of ten minutes or more. This an
nounced the cessation Of labor at the
plant until 1130, also the fact that
there was something doing in Good
year. A large number Of people came
from surrounding towns to join in the
celebration. At Z o'clock two large
cannon belched forth from the hill
near the hotel q big bonfire was
lighted that lasted until $50, when
dancing commenced in the hall of the
Goodyear Social Club. There was
community singing on the hill, also
music by the Goodyear Mills band.
The Goodyear Singing orchestra fur
nished music for the dancing. The
Social Club hall was prettily decorat-
ed for the occasion by Robert Craig,
with streamers and festoons Of red,
white and blue crepe paper. The
large service flag which formed part
of the decorations showed l5 stars.
Only one Of the number died. A Mr..
Beaudry contracted influenza in one
Of the training camps and 1t proved
fatal.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
PARAGRAPHS FROM POMFRET

ley. Lieut. Hanley, who has beer
spending a week with his parents re.
covering from an attack of influenza
returned to New York on Monday
Joseph Hanley. has been visiting in
Norwich.
The Rev. Frederick G. Landerburn
formerly associated with Bishop
Brent in the PHILIPPINES, and Vicar OF
st. Stephens church, Boston, now Of
the Berkeley Divinity school and sec
rotary of the Social Service Commits
sion Of the Diocese of Connecticut
will speak in Christ church. Sunday
evening, November 16, at 8 o'clock
on 1.-The Nationwide Campaign fol
the Church's Mission"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
POMFRET LANDING

Mrs. J. B. Clapp is out of town for
few days.
Arthur Grimes visited at his ia
theirs home Sunday.
Many from here attended the cello
bration at Goodyear Armistice night.
Mrs H. Fleck is entertaining her
niece from North Haven for the
week
Mr. and Mrs Horace Covell attend
ed the funeral Of Mr. Dodge at Dan
ielson. Monday. Mr. Dodge was Mrs.
CovelPs brother.
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FABYAN

Miss Anna Duby visited friends in
Worcester Monday.
Ezra MAY of East Woodstock spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. May.
Miss Annie Raymond entertained
guests from out of town last Sunday,
Lucian Webster was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker.
The Fabyan mill closed Tuesday,
November IL, TO observe Armistice
Day,
Miss Mabel Meyers of Stafford has
been spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Meyers.
Miss F. Jennings and Carrie and
Ernest Daley of Webster recently Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14

Hrs. Clement Guile of Boston is at
Fsx Hill Farm.
Miss Katherine Noyes is spending
TIVE weeks at "Topsfeld."
Mrs. M. NJ. Kimball Of Cambridge,
Mass., was a weekend guest at "Uf-
tua-s
The Reverend J. Spencer VOORHEES,
nnA J. w. Arnold were in Meriden
Tuesday.
PL. Wright and family left Wed
nosday for Clear Water, Florida, Tor
NE winter.
Judge Willis Covell and ex-Judge
umries o. Thompson were in Hart
fovd Wednesday.
Clerk j. II. Bates at the station IS
CT duty for few days. Ellsworth
Ccvell is in his place.
A weber Baby Grand" piano
very low for immediate cash sale at
Sksaw's. There's reason ADV.
News has been received Of the birth
Of a SON to Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Loril-
Hard at Newport The boy has been
named Lewis Livingston Lorillard.
Mrs. William Whyland, who has
been with her mother. Mrs. Lowell, at
Miss Mathewson's, has returned TO
New York.
James T. Bowditeh, formerly of
Perfret Center, is at the Ben eros
yepor for ten days for the fall shoot
me. Mr.. Bowditch's mother recently
died in Boston only few weeks away
from her one hundredth birthday.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ
0sSrch. Pomfret, met at the reetory
ea Thursday afternoon. A box OF
esSaning was packed, to be sent to an
Indian girl, named Running Horse,
who Is In St Mary's Episcopal church
sekool, South Dakota. The report OF
the annual convention at Hartford
uas read After the meeting refresh
ness were served.
The Reverend Frank II. Bigelov at
tended the annual convention OF the
l}vSld of St Barnabas, for trained
nurses. which was held at the Cattle
drpl church of Boston, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Blge-
lev read a report Of his work az Ma
tionai War Secretary. Wednesday
evening he gave a lecture at the
Berkeley Divinity School in Middle
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hanlay motored
10 Sesthbridge, Mass, on Saturday,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hmley and their daughter, Miss Ma
ne Hanley, and son, Lieut.. Owen Han
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EAST PUTNAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Cady entertained cut
of town friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden hass
moved to Bridgeton, r. l.
Edward and Irving Guitar sped
Sunday with Arthur Cutlas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heckroth have heen
enjoying a visit from their daughek.
Miss Genevieve Letters Of PyfA
spent Sunday afternoon w1sh Ma ID
Torrey.
Frank Smith and wife attended ~
funeral of Mrs Danielson at Adst
Killingiy Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HaeasoD ~
children were guests of Nh. and NM.
Mason Babbitt Sunday.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
GOODYEAR
Week. Bridge Wsdding.-Edse Fam
lily Moves to Duluth.-Nsvs
Notes

A very pretty wedding took place
last Saturday noon, November 8, at
the home Of William Bridge on State
avenue, when Mr.. Bridges daughter,
Miss Emily Bridge, was united in
marriage to Earle Fl. Weeks, formerly
of New Bedford, Mass. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Albert E,
Beaumont, pastor Of the United
church The bride was attended by
Miss Ellen Agnes Devlin, and William
W. Ferry was best man. Relatives
and a few intimate friends of the
family were present. Valuable and
useful presents were received. The
bride was becomingly attired in a
tailored suit Of mahogany tricotine
She is organist Of the Goodyear Until
ed church and clerk in the office of the
Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc.
Mr.. Weeks has been second hand in
the carding room Of the Goodyear
Company, but has recently received
promotion and will travel for the COM
pany. The happy couple left amidst
a shower of confetti for Boston,
where their honeymoon will be spent.
Their many friends here wish for
them long and happy married life.
Miss Ida Yates spent the weekend
in Sterling, r. l.
R. W. Boys spent several days of
the week in Boston.
Leroy and Floyd Bailey spent the
weekend in Norwich
The Ladies' Sewing Club met this
week at the home of Mrs Jacobs.
Mrs Colwell entertained relatives
from Taunton, Mass, over the week
end.
Miss Alice Bridge Of Pawtucket, R.
l., is spending the week at the home
of her father, William Bridge
Miss Eva Lazarean of Woonsocket,
r. l., was recent guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rivers and
| son, Henry Rivers, spent the weekend
with relatives in Woonsocket, R. l.
Last week Tuesday evening the
Girls Club served supper in their
rooms in the hotel and a class in bas-
kerry was started.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas n. Green
have returned from their wedding
trip and are residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Greene.
/ Last Sunday afternoon the local
football team clashed with the Plain
field soccer team. The visitors were
the winners, 4 to l.
Rev. Albert E. Beaumont and Mrs
Beaumont are attending the confer
ence of Congregational churches in
Meriden this week
The family Of Leonard Edge. for.
mer boss weaver of the third shift al
the Goodyear Cotton Mills, moved to
Duluth, Mimi, on Monday of this
week
Next Sunday morning Rev. A. E.
Beaumont will take for his theme
Home Missions" In the evening his
subject will be "A sure cure for all OF
our worries"
Because of the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. A. f. Beaumont, the PRAYER
service of the United church this
week was in charge of the deacons,
+. W. Green and John Smalley.
On Monday evening, November 10,
at the Parish House in Dayville, Miss
ELLEN Agnes Devlin was united in mar
riage to Luther Reynolds Baker. The
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
ELLIOTT

Jack Lomby was in Willimantie on
Thursday.
Monday, Mrs. Charles Badger step
ped on nail. injuring her foot seri-
ously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wetherbee
Of Worcester spent the weekend at
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pixies.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14

Sugar; Mrs. Clara Mills recited the
Crooked Mouth Family; songs were
sung, the closing selection being
"Bleet Be the Tie That Binds" A So
cial hour followed, when all expressed
themselves A. having had most en-
joyabls day. and all hoped to meet
again next year.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14

The Patriots correspond
ents conscientiously cover
the happenings in their re-
spective localities. Live
and dependable news re-
suits. Watch for it.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
ATAWAUCAN


Armistice Day was marked by the
hanging out Of Old Glory and ser
vice flags from various residences.
The club house was gaily decorated
with fsgs of several nations, as well
as the American Stars and Stripes.
In the evening the band had torch
light procession along several Of the
village streets. Manager Burton de-
layed the movies till after this was
over, and in the course of the enter
tainment he called upon the little
Misses Weeks and Mildred Pechie to
go upon the platform to sing. At the
beginning they sang THE Star Span
gled Banner" and later "The Rose of
No Mans Land"
The roof over the water tank of the
Attawaugan Company has been fin
ished and shingled, and now the high
roofs on the mill tower are being COW
cred with shingles. The Nessrs. H.
M. Whitney, VIM. Laflamms and Fred
Renaud Of Danielson are doing the
work.
Last Friday evening, through the
courtesy of Superintendent c. II.
Truesdell, the fremen and wives from
both this village and Ballouville, en-
joyed viewing the pictures. A large
gathering resulted. The seating has
been changed so that the screen can
be readily seen from every seat, those
near the walls being carried toward
the center
The Junior League meets at the
parsonage Wednesday afternoons
each week after school, and the La
dies Missionary society meets there
Thursdays every other week at 8 p,
m. Yesterday afternoon interesting
echoes Of the great Pageant Of
Light" were given. Mrs. j. H. Briggs
and Mrs. Sarah Morse of Danielson,
who attended the w. F NJ 8. jubilee
meeting recently held in Boston, gave
interesting addresses concerning the
same.
The new three-qusrter hour sched-
ule upon which Pellets buses are
now running daily is greatly appreci-
ated by an increasing number Of pa
irons. They meet at this village At
tawaugan never had so good public
service before to either Putnam or
Danielson as it has now. When the
trolley line was built they made mis-
take in having it run so far from the
village. Both Attawaugan and Bal
louville are much better accommodate
ed by the present method of the auto
bus, and the above arrangement gives
more frequent opportunities of trav-
eli.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20

The first company was COM
posed Of T. M. cruteher, Prtsi-
dent; N. c. Cureton, Secretary,
and w. e. NewboId, TresoIrer,
with the following dire ctors:
7. NJ. Crutcher, Neil Wilson
Funk, William Phillips, N. C.
Cureton, M. N. Cralle. Charles
A. Funk, T. T. Beeler, G. w.
Scott, with Hon. e. J. McDer-
mott as attorney.
The Capital Stock was placed
at 100000 and is owned almost
entirely by Louisville men and
those Of nearby towns.
This stock paid 295 in January
and go in February. A list Of
these stockholders has been
printed and can be obtained on
application to the company so
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20

that this statement may be read
lily verified either by mail or tel
ephone.
The Louisville Mansfield Lead
and Zinc Company has just been
organized with T. NJ. crutcher,
President; T. 7. eeelcr, Vice
President; N. c. Cureton, Secre-
tary; w. E. 'tol5, Treasurer,
and with the following Direc-
tors: J. c. Mahon, T. NJ. crutch-
err, N. c. Cureton. T. T. Beeler
and w. E. Newbold.
The Capital Stock is $500 900
with shares at s1.00 each, fully
paid and worcestershire; $780,
600 Of this stock has already
been taken up, but the rest will
be offered Immediately to those
desiring a very profitable and
safe investment
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20
> Repeatiing
APk0nOlzNced Success

Mansfield Lead
amotn efoman
by further
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20
Profits in Lead
and Zinc

When you buy stoek in lead and zine mine you are not
taking chances buying "pis In poke" but you see
what you getting The property proven by drills and
you absolutely that the mineral is there In vast guam
titles before mining 10 commenced.
striking example Of the success Of the mills Is the
Eagle Pitcher Co. This company made forty millions Of
dollars In the past five years
Five years this district was an empty prairie
today there several hundred mills In successful opera
ton Of this land has produced million dol
lars In
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20

A picture OF mill showl ne
where the ore Is separated
from the rock by water
process.
OPINIONS OF SUCCESS.
Full MEN
"Foundation Of wealth 10
the first 500 we'll Invested"
-. p. Morgan.
Fortunes innumerable have
been made by men and
women OF comparatively
ANAL means who had the
foresight to Invest in neces-
stiles or things OF utility and
await Developments.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20

The Mansfield
District
The mineral wealth Of the Missouri district
10 abundanty shown In the birdseye view at
the top o this page. Mines and snreIters
ing prodsous profits a to be every
hand.
lies In the fact that there is to be found the
richest and purest deposit In the entire region
In fact the Of Missouri is the largest lead and
producing State producing 1920 Of the output in the
entire United States
theory OF biologists that this point Mansfield.
on the highest ridge ozarks marks the spot Of
prehistoric which deposited this vast store Of
mineral wealth by eruption
At any rate, 1t is there and being mined and smeted
at tremendous profits
10 absolute fact that T. 7. Beeer refused last
Friday offer Of $4,000 forforty their
holdings Immediately adjoining the first MILL This the
forty Of the spot company
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-30
BLOKADA NEMECKA BUDE ODVOLA-
ma JAKMILE JEHO ZAKONODAR-
Ma MIR SCHVALf,
MlROVE JEDNANf S DELEGACf
RAKOUSKOU.
KAzDY CECHOSLOVAK MA ZAPLATITI $1,000
VALECNE NAHRADY.

Pariz 20. cervna. - Bernu bylo dfedni spojeneckou
notou oznameno re nevs blokadni rada lined nard od
voan osamocen Nemecka tyz okamzik akme podepsane
podminky miru Veraiu budou zakonodarnou
schvaeny, cmz spoenc aks zabezpecuji pro moznym
n6meckym dskokim vyta6kam a davaji Ber-
srozumenou re potvrzene podminy nesou nikerak
carem bezcenneho papr jak nektech nemeckych stech
bylo haseno
blokadou Nemecka padla by ovsem bokada Ruska.
Rada ctyr vemoc sobotn schhzi docilia ste shody
mirovou deegac byvaleho Rakouska narodohospodar
skych otazkach Renner vIdce vdehske legace pozado
VAL ably osvobozene Cechoslovacko Pokoh Jhoovansko
muscle sejne plat jako zbytek roz- 7eho mocnarstv
jekoz by mala zeme Vidnis pom6rne tetnym obyvatel
stvc,. nsmoh nkterak patesnns ,.a1r dosta. psni
tomu arc zcela opravnen6 staty Drane Gem
schulz rady cyr bylo dohody doceno nen dosud znamo
Zpravy vcerejs oznamuji re pripade, ze by Nemcdm
bylo vyhoveno pfpado by obvaestvo Ceskosovenska
Poska vsechny ne cd ha akouskeho osvobozenych zem
pfvteenych tez Itai Rumunsku, pr celkovem pocu 4O
100000 hav blony franku zate aneb 900 dol
Lard, jnymi slovy dese dolar1 kazdeho obyvatee.
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ZEMETRESENf We FLO.
RENCu.
Dopoledni bulle:in.

Florenc. 80. cervna. Is
podzemnich otresG znicilo wee
ra v nedeli starou ctvrt zdejsi
no mesta. Zemetreseni Sc uda-
10 O 5 hodine ranni a jednotli-
We pohyby zemske kury pozo-
rovany byly al do 6. hod. vec.
Prvni odhady vypravuji, re Ii
velni katastrofa 81 vyzadala az
1900 obeti ma lidskych zivo-
tech.
z NEST okolnich jsou rychle
yypravovany pomocne vlaky.
Zemetreseni nicilo v celem To-
skansku. V nodalekem meste
Lorenzu sfitil se hostel spadl
po svahu hory, jinde zniceno
nadraM i vedeni, take o, kata-
strofe al dosud- dochazeji jen
Ikuse zpr&vy. *
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-30
ODPLUTf WILSONA z FRANCE.
NADSENE ROZLOUCENf v PARfzI l BRESTU.

Brest 90 cervna. = Parnfk George Washington pre-
sidenem Wlsonem~vypul zdesho prsavu dnes odpole
dne 22O hodn Pred vstupem palubu pozdraven by
sociaistickym prdvodem pecim pisen internationally Will
son naval pieru svym koboukem podekovan zastu-
pGm
P nadsenem loucenf uday nektere vznacne episody
Kdyz opous Parz vyskoc starsl Francouz Eysejskych
poich WsonGv automobl zvola nan anglicky "Pane
Wlsone deku Yam mir Ia parizskeho loucen dostav
Lloyd George, jenz pravl Ucn jste angicky mlu
vici lid vice, nez pred tim ucni jiny covek Podobne
srecne ouc tax ako by ztracel neepsiho prtele Gle
menceau.
JakmIe president spolu chot jez bya obdarovana ky
cem vsupovaI o zahrala kapea desateho feleckeho
pluku Star Spangled Banner "Marseiaisu lid propuN
We volani: Necht zie Wilson," "Necht zije Amerika !"
Necht zie 1mir"r '-.~.. n:
Nejposlednejsi bezdratna depese hasf ze cesa pres
denta domacim bfehdm e az dosud provazena neeps
casm. ktere patrns potrva az do skonceni plavby
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-30
LIHOVINY MA FARME.

Okresnf serif zabavil vcera
"a $1,000 whisky ma farme A
loi ,e Seisse ma Chardon Road,
blize Willoughbee. Farmaf O.
men tvrdi, ze lihoviny ty jsou
majetkem jeho syna, byvaleho
hostinskeho ma St. Clair Ave-,
jenz ukryl sve zbozl ma otcove
majetku pred zavedenim s.atni
prohibice. Skonfiskovana kofal
ka byta odvezena do zdejsi
celnice a Steiss bude pro po-
ruseni suchych: zakond proce-
sovan.7 " "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-30
NEPOKOJE v, RfME ZDOLANY
VOJSKEM.
VLADNl VOJSKO Sc DOSUD HAMBURKU
NEZMOCNILO.,

RIM 29 cerna. - Posledniho yecera udHiy Sc Rme
vazne protivia ln Espokoje. De2onsrai vnikn
do residence noveho premera Nho ale zaveas byl sesle
vojenskou poc odrazeni hanu zednan kid Pred w
znost uspoadana bya schze Augusteum kde pronaseny
vlasenecke svave rec vzpanut WASN'T prisp6l nenalo
znamy spsovatel basnk avak Gabriel DAnnunzio je
hoz vrub jest hlavne celia demonstrate pficitana
Berlin 28 cervna (Opozd6na zprava) - Vadni vojsko
pod generaem Lettovem Vdbeckem az dosud marne
kouseo dostati Hambuk pod kontrou muso pred ohrom
nym zastupem " nemz byo mnoho zen ustoupi Usup vol
uda proto ably bylo zbytecnemu krve
prOli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-30
DNES O PUL NOCI NASTUPUJE VIA
DU VAIECNA PROHIBICE.


Washington, 80 cervna. Narodni prohibce, osob
svobodu omezujicich fanatiki dnes pull noc
skutkem kdy proibce valecna zavedena vaky Nemec
KEN edin6 proto ably setreno byo obilm nabude moci
President Wilson zprav6 sekretar Tumultymu zasane
prav ze zakonte moci soucasne dobe zasahovat
jednan prohbice valecne dokud nebude demobsace
rckeho voska skoncena Jakme vosko posano bude dom
uzije pry pax sve pravomoci.
AZ do dnesnho dne byo vojenske suzby sprosteno te
prve procent dusonkG die vypovedi smerodat
nych kruhI nebude demobsace pred 15 koncena
jekoz edna odzbrojeni $4,000 muzn nichz skorem
jeste pll millionu meska pide Francie
Vyizeni prohibce valecne tyka ovsem jen satG do
sud mokrych, kde jem zruseni mghou by hosnce W.
robny cnnosti do edna kdy zavladnout ma prohbice
povsechna. s.>e. - .~
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:, IWSST III EWSS
PRVNf NAKLAD SUROVIN
PRO CESKOSLOVENSkOU
REPUBLlKU.

Berlin. 80. cervna. - Pfi-
Jed prvniho lodniho nakladu
bavlny do Hamburku pred ne
kolika dny vedl k dotazim k
minis ru hospodarstvi ohledne
dalsiho dovozu tn Sc ukazalo.
ze bavsna ia prisla ma ucet via
dy ceskoslovenske a pro Ne
mecko dosud mic neposlano.
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MIR UZAvREN V MfSTECH, KDE PRO-
V0LANO BYLO NEMECKE CiSAkSTVf.

Ustavicna nejistota nekoikrate opakujci odkady
zaviny ze oslava podepsan mfru vyznea chabeji nez
uvitan pmef ktere jsme nasledkem spoehvos novinar
skych depesi dokonce slavi dvakrate.
SALE kde ednu 1871 po desne porazce Fran
Gle provolan byl Bsmarckem povesnym rojchupem stat
nkem zeeza krve zaveho nepritee Sovand mladeho
tehdy hnut socasickeho prusky kra Vem nemeckym CT
safem donuceno byo totez Nemecko sobo et hodne
odpoledni podepsah vasn orte vymytuc je fady stau
vemocenskych. ri
Tehdy della proklamace velke pompy pozad tvofi
ly viteznych nemeckych pukd kolem "Kuemmel
vlema (pTezdvka pruskeh okrae pro jeho zaibu
ce) stall panovn ostatnch nemeckych statu stateckd
mnoz dos nucene ako ku prikadu bavorsky kra Hayni
slovo vedl Bismarck Motkem, vekym mlcteem rdite
lem btev nemecky korunni prime Bedrch enz panova
zdeji 80 dn skupina osatnch generad Roonem
cee.
Podepsnf mfru sobotu, kdy nemec delegati pfs jake
zebrac aniz by by zastupc pozdraven povsa
nm coz bylo vastn opatkou nejapne hrube
van Hunt pf prve schz vorlo ohromny kontras pred
meckou epopeji pred 49 lety t%E- t
shromazdsnf prevadal obcansky odev ktery sam nej
- Vzdor ocekavanf predvoan by podpisu Nemc prvni
po Mich Amerika a ostatni abecednim pofadku.
Krone mirovych podminek podepsan byl protokol~ur-
cuici pft osud Porynf dohoda mez Spoenymi Say Vel
ou Bran Franci die ktere prvni diva staty zavazu
poskytnou francouzk6 repubce pomoc bya- by
vyprovokovane Nemeckem napadena.
Naval historickemu aktu byl ohromny poptavka po
vsupenkach obrovska Vypravue jsy zamozny fran
couzsky obcan nabize $2O,O0O ably moh byti pronen.
We 3:O9 hod odpo zahajil Cfemenceau schulz kratkym
prosovem zakoncenvm slovy "A nyn vas podepsani
Cemenceau sam podepsa darovanym osvobozenym
saskem Lotrinskem Potvrzovaci minuut
cez prones vetu Podminky mru sou uskutecneny edna
nj skonceno We 352 opusti Nemc slavnostn sal hme
nj mir zdravcich salv rancouzskych del odcesova
saiu jeSte tyz vecer.
Oba nemecti podpisovatee Mueller.a Bell prohlasii
mezi jinym
'Podpisueme bez vnirnich vyhrad co podepsene bu-
de vykonano Nemecky lid podnkne vse mozne aby bylo
podminkam vyhoveno Vefme vsak ze dohoda vlasnim
zmu uzn nutnost zmenit nektee podmnky jez budou
pro mas nemozny Doufame re dohoda nebude rva W.
dani cisafe j jinych vyssich ddstojnikd"
"Ustredn vlada nema dmysu podporovat nsjaky utok
Polsko Nemecko pokusi ably byo uznano hodno
vstoupti do Lgy narodI."