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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
ALEXA STIRLING
 WINS GOLF TITLE Atlantian Retains Crown by Defeating Mrs. Gaut in
 Driving Rain

Memphis, Tenn, May S1.-Miss Alexa Sterling of Atlantn, Ga, national wom- an golf champion, hnndily won the the Memphis Country club course here today. defeating Mrs. Dave Gaut of Memphis. three up and two to play. The match was finished in steady rain and was witnessed by a gallery of 750 hns ever followed n woman's match in the south.
 Mrs. Gaut evidently suffering from nervousness, made a strong fight after the first nine holes and gave the At
 lanta woman the best match she has experienced in the meet which closed
 this afternoon. Mrs. Gaut lost the first four holes, halved the fifth and sixth, lost the seventh and halved the eighth.
 The ninth went to Miss Sterling, giving Ithe national championship on the turn. Despite this big lead, Mrs. Gaut bat tied on and on the next round sur prised many of her admirers by her fighting abilities. The tenth hole vert to the Memphian, her first in the match, but the eleventh was won by Miss Stirl- ing and the score was again six up for the At1antian. The next two holes were taken by Mrs. Gaut and the fourteenth was halved. Mrs. Gaut took the fif- teenth hole, but when the sixteenth was halved the match ended with Miss | Stirling three up.
 1 The final four holes were played in | the rain, but the gallery stuck it out to | V fitness the gallant fight of the Mem phis woman. The rain seemed to af- l feet the accuracy of Miss Stirling
 drives and approaches but failed to in- i terfere materially with Mrs. Gauts l ame which seemed to grow better
 as every hole was played
 Miss Sterling's golf for the first nine
 holes, taking medal score of AZ, was the best she had done on the local course She outdrove her opponent re reatedly and played her iron shots with l far better skill Neither Miss Sterling or Mrs. Gaut. did well on the greens,
 both missing easy butts for holes. | The medal score:
 Miss Sterling .. .555 456 354--42-Out
 Mrs. Gaut ......777 556 455-51-Out Miss Sterling ........... 556 757 4-ln Mrs. Gaut :....... 465 656 4-1n l Mrs. J. M. Taylor of New Orleans de- feated Mrs. J. S. Shortle of Memphis, 1 8 up and to play for the champion ship consolation honors. Mrs. J. S. Bal lard of Memphis defeated Mrs H. J.
 Livingston of Memphis. up and to go, in the presidents trophy consola- | tion flight and Mrs. Mckay Van Vleet of Memphis defeated Miss Marie Mori- arity of Memphis, up and to play for the presidents trophy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
Batting Averages
DUNCAN IS LEAGUES
 LEADING SLUGGER

Chicago May 31.-Carroll of Mem rhis, with a mark of .S70, leads South fern association batters, according to averages released today. The figures include games of Tuesday. Ellam and T. Mcdonald of Nashville have scored 2S runs each; Duncan of Birmingham tops the league in total bases, With 59; Brown of Mobile, with four homers leads that department; Knaupp of New Orleans is the best sacriicer with 12, while E. Mcdonald of Birmingham and Christenbury of Memphis are tied for stolen base honors. Each has stolen eight.
 Leading batters for Is or more games
 Peters of Birmingham, .S56; Hern- don of Atlanta. .SSs; Meyer of Atlanta, BPS; Kaufman of Nashville, .324 Sul- livan of New Orleans, .322; Lohman of Chattanooga, .S21; Duncan of Birming- ham. .317.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
REVIEW OF PLAY IN
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE

New Orleans, May 31.-Despite three successive defeats of New Orleans by Little Rock. which jumped from fifth to second place in the six-day period, which closed the sixth week of the Southern association yesterday, the Pcl jeans still have a four-game lead for championship honors this season.
 The New Orleans club began it's north ern tour of 19 days Tuesday with rec. ord of 21 victories to defeats. But even with heavier hitting, an average of 10 hits in seven games, the Pelicans were humbled Thursday by the Travellers in an eleven inning contest and twice Fri day in a double-header one game of which was a fifteen-inning battle for a 3-to-2 score. This was after the Pelicans had won four straight sames a double header and single from Nashville. and one from the Tray Helegs, the latter taking trio in two days, completing their quartet of victories of five matches afte, previous win from Birmingham.
 Memphis, tail-ender. showed good form by trouncing Atlanta thrice and by split ting even with Mobile in double-header yesterday when all association teams played g two-game bill. The Chicka however, rcr'a,n a, the bottom of tn percentage table with a handicap ot S,1 games.
 Birmi~~ham slipped from second to third place. losing twice to ChattaHooga and on,e to Little Rock The Barons trimmed the Lookouts once and tied a game with thtm..
 Nashville dropped from third to fifth to share the honors for that place with Atlanta, who fell from fourth. The Vol. unteers in a disastrous week dropped three contests Ito the Pelicans and won their single victory in a double-heade; played with thA Crackers.
 Atlanta won two games. and lost four. three of the latf\ns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
.GEORG|A PEACH IS LEADING THEM ALL Cactus Cravath Continues to Paste the Onion
 Over 800

Chicago, May 3-Tyrus Cobb, of De- troit has hit his stride and has climbed from seventh to first place among the batters of the American league with an average of .S77. He is also pressing Jack, son of Chicago for total base honors, ac- cording to averages released today and which include Wednesdays games. Jack son has 54 total bases while the Georgian has 53.
 Weaver, Chicago, continued in front as a runmaker, having registered A times' while his teammate, Eddie Collins, ln- creased his lead for stolen base honors to il. Jackson is tied with Ruth, or Boston for home-run honors, each nav ing two while Chapman, Cleveland, Wltn 1S leads the sacrifice hitters.
 Leading batters who have participated
 in 15 or more games: Schang. Boston,
 .375: Wambsganss, Cleveland, .S64; boole' New York, S57; Jackson, Chicago, .3oS Cravath. Philadelphia. is far in the lead of National league batters with an aver age of .542 and also is tied for home run honors with Kaufman, New York, With four round trips. Young. New York, who
 is second in batting with mark of .S9o, leads in total bases with 54. Olsen, Brook- lvn. in addition to topping the runaeet- ters with 21, leads in stolen bases Wltn 10. Myers and Magee, Brooklyn, team
 mates, are sharing sacrifice honors with eight each. Other leading batters for 10 or more games, are: Kilduff, Chicago,
 1885; Meusel Philadelphia, SIS; Wingo' Cincinnati, Sn; Williams, Philadelphia. 346
 Hendrix, Louisville, continues to lead American association batters with .SS5. w. Miller, Kansas City, with 23 leads the runmakers. and Good his teammate, with
 a mark of four leads in circuit drives d. | McCarty, Louisville, leads in sacrifice hits with F, and Reilly Indianapolis, is setting the pace among the base ssealers. | He has l3 to his credit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
SCORE LONE
 TALLY ON "SQUEEZE"

The first five Crackers to face the 1s-year-old phenom were easy victims out Griffin scratched hit after two were down in the second only to be caught 10 feet when he tried to steal he keystone. In the third frame Moore hit a hor grounder over second on which Mcdonald made phenominal stop and almost got him at first. Nor lison threw wild to first trying to eaten Moore off the bag and the Crack CT third baseman moved on to second, was advanced to third on a sacrifice and scored on a squeeze" bunt.
 Never thereafter did the visitors solve Morrison's delivery with any suc- cess, only one hit being made in the last Six innings. In the fourth frame, with man on first. Hairston ran into the left field bleachers and na abbcd Bratehis foul fly within an inch of the stands
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
SPORTS
Kid" Morrison Bests Bacon In Hurling Duel Featured
 By M'Donald's Great Catch
Moleys 1s-YearOld Chunker Allows Crackers But lhree Infield Hits-Eddie Brings Crowd to Its Feet in Ninth-Hairston Bratchi and Morrison Con-
 tribute Spectacular Fielding Stunts
BY BOB McDAvIn

In brilliant pitchers battle cintllatlng With han-rasng tons and spectacular Kd Morrison besed Bacon and the Barons rounced the Crackers m the seasons preties game by the of to Unqueston ably outstanding feature of the hectic struggle was McDo
 d almost superhuman stab of Mayors liner second in the last stanza keytoner eaped fully three feet the air speared the agate his goved hand and almost fell his fare vhen he down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
U. s. to Be Well Represented at Interallied Tennis Match

New York, May 31.-Clarence J. Griffin and Willis W. Davis of Cali fornia, with Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg. will represent this country in the tennis matches to be played in connection with the interallied games in France next month.
 The three racquet experts will sail, with other members of the American team, on the steamship America next Tuesday. On their arrivel in France they will be joined by Capt. Watson Washburn, Lieut. Dean Mathey and Harold Breck, who are still with the A. E. F. and from this combination the United States team will be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
SPORTS
 LOCALLY WIRE
Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
By JAMES J. coRBETT


 in replying to the objections of the ministers he said:
 The fight will be put on in this city. The objections to it are petty and without foundation. The fight means much to Toledo. It will give work to a thousand men or more in the building of the immense arena and at the present time there are thou sands of men in Toledo who need a job.
 Furthermore, the big crowd of vis- itors will spend money here, and the merchants and storekeepers in this city will be enriched at least S10O,000. To- ledo needs publicity; this fight will provide it. Toledo is the name of the town that will be spoken in every city and hamlet in America. Europe and Australia for the next six weeks. And that's the kind of publicity that will do the town plenty of good. The fight goes on''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
aEORRY'S MISCUE SAVES
 CRACKERS A WHITEW ASH


 NORRIS MISCUE SAVES
 CRACKERS A WHITEWASH
 Three scratch infeld singles con- stituted the enemy's total hits for the Afternoon and had it not been for an unfortunate wild heave by Morrison, Chollys Crackers would have drawn l setting of goose eggs. Lucy" Hair ston for the home guard, and Fred .3ratchi for the visitors contributed ssellar catches themselves, the former picking a foul off the left field bleach- CTS and the latter making a beautiful shoestring catch of Hairstons drive to left.
 Bacon, who came to the Crackers from Chattanooga yesterday, was on the firing for the enemy and the boy with the breakfast food moniker hurled a good brand of ball in ali but TWO innings when the locals punched their hits and earned a pair of mark CTS Morrison not only twirled III grand form, but cut down several hits bV fast fielding.
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run signal Peters followed with a sln gle through second, sending Fisher to third. A double steal was then at- tempted, but Peters was run down.
 Bratchi'S great catch of HairSton g liner in the fourth saved Bacon at least two runs. The Atlanta chunker settled down in the last four frames and re- tired the locals without much effort
 The game was the fastest played at Redwood this season, only 1:25 being consumed in reaching a verdict
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
Baron-C Cracker Game at Camp Jesup Today
 Has Been Called Off

The game which was to have been played by the Crackers and Barons at Camp Jesup today has heen called off on account of wet grounds, ac- cordtng to an announcement made last night by Manager Charley. Frank. 1t was planned to stage . Sabbath day contest in the Atlanta .antonment, but Manager Frank talked to someone there over the phone last night and he was told that the ball grounds were floating away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
Pels Get Pitcher Friday

Louisville, May 31s-Pitohers Ray Friday and Ad Thomas have been re- leased by the Louisville American as- sociation club. Friday goes to New Or leans in the Southern association while Thomas probably will report to At lanta. Louisville is said to be trying to purchase Shortstop "Churck" Wort man from the Columbus club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
ELLIS AND FISHER
 DRIVE IN THE RUNS

The Barons started their scoring early. Eddie Mcdonald beat out a grounder to short in the first inning, took second on Stevenson's bunt, third on Dykes error and scored on Al El- lis timely double to right field. Moleys men failed to do much with Bacons curves in the second and third but in the fourth Ellis walked, took second on Bernsens bunt, and SCOT ed on Fish ers's pretty hit to left. On the hit-and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
Cornell Wins Track Meet

Camb ridge, Mass May s1.--Corne1l outclassed it's rivals in the annual track and field games ot the Intercol- legiate Athletic association of An1eri- ca today, winning the meet with 39lA points. Pennsylvania came second with 20 points, Michigan third with A, liar ward fourth with 23, Dartmouth fifth with 14, Yale scored IS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
American Association

At St. Paul: St. Paul 2, Minneapolis O; eight innings, rain.
 At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee {, Kansas City 6.
 At Columbus: Columbus ?, Toledo 13. At Indianapolis Louisville, postponed; auto races.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

SUMMARY. Two-base Hit-Els. Stolen Base-Mayer. Struck Out-Morrison 3, Bacon 5. Base on Balls-Morrison ?, Bacon ?. Left on Bases-Birmihgham 4, Allan ta 3. Empires Brennan and Campbell. Time-1:25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
COLLEGE GAMES

At Middletown, Conn: Wesleyan g. Dartmouth [; il innings.
 At West Point: Army 6. Navy 10.
 At New Brunswick, N. J.: George town 10. Rutgers f.
 At Ithica: Cornell O. Pennsylvania 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY St. Louis g, Detroit '. Boston 6, Philadelphia 4. New York 6, Washington 5. Chicago 5, Cleveland ?.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

Two base hits. Ducote SacriIice s ni' walsh Distel. Schooner. Brown. Sacrl- fi,a fl1 Brown. stolen base, Kinsefia. Double play. Sshepner to McMillan. Hlts off Robinson 10 with runs in innings Left on bases,' Little Rock 4; Moolle > Struck out. by Robinson ?, by Fuiton | Base on balls, Robinson 1; off fulton l. Time 1.s5. Umpires Schaefer and biacA- burn. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
VOLS LOSE FIRST
 ID MOUNTA|NEERS Lohman Is Invincible in the Pinches, While Metz Gets
 Poor Support

Nashville. May 31.-Na shville out hit Chattanooga here today but errors behind Metz enabled the visitors to win the game, to 0. Lohman was in- xfncihIe in tha Dfnches
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY

Cleveland at Chicago. St. Louis at Detroit New York at Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01


 Summary; Stolen bases, Moran, Ney- CTS, Graham, Graf. Sacrifice hit, Bates. Two-base hits, Kohlbecker, Gleason, Bates. Base on balls, off Metz 2. Left on bases. Nashville G. Chattanooga 5. Time of game. 1.S2. Empires, Pfenning- CT and ShibleY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
FULTON HOLDSK|D'S NINE ID FOUR HITS Mobile PhenOm Beats Rube Robinson in Opening
 Game of Series

Little Rock. Ark. May 31.-Fulton held Little Rock to hits today while Mobile hit Robinson hard and won the first game of the series. to 1. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY Philadelphia 6, Boston 1. Pittsburg 10, Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 8, New York 2. Chicago 2, St. Louis i.
 GAMES TODAY Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Chicago at St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
GAMES TODA,

Mobile at Little Rock.
 Chattanooga at Nashville. New Orleans at Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
LEAGUE STANDINGS
SouTHERN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY Birmingham ?, Atlanta l. Mobile 8, Little Rock l. Chattanooga 3, Nashville 0. New Orleans (called in third inning -rain).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-14

Kterys vyosovany branec pridelen byl 23 lstopadu
suzbe kuchyni kerems lezeni Sousati Novacek by
teprv nekolik tydn vojska jeho predstavenym sta
podporuck rOvn6z cvni zivot sotva opustvS Dotceny
branec nazeh 81 prace voenske kuchn cigareu by
rr koufeni zmnenym podporu Gkem pszen Kdyz branci
rafzeno garety svemu odevzda tn
sechl byl neposusnost hned vojenskemu soudu
pfedveden odsouzen cyficet rok do pevnostnho Ia
lare
Jiny voak poslan pro padean prdkazn lstny ma 10
do vezen pr tezke prac neno eho necesne skrnuto
armadniho
Kterys vysleny branec nechel cvct 4Olety zaar by
to prisouzen.
Jeden novacek opust svGj tabor bez dovoleni ably
vStv smrt nemocneho oce Byl pro deserc
sovan - smrti odsouzen.
Jiny vojak uprch do samovazby po SVEN dopaden po
Sian byl ma 40 let do kaznice.
Opet ny branec usnu ma strait kterems tabfoe Te-
smrt by odsouzen, kteryzto orel pozde by zme
men zalar dozivotni.
podobnych pripadd voenske krutos e vic, nejen zde
Americe nybrz amerckou frontou Franci Revise
voenskych paragraph e tudz nutna nema du zmocnt
opravn6ne roztrpceni Senani komse gen. Anseem
hlas e te re nejaka voenska reforma bude zavedena
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CESTf BOLSEVICI We VfDNI

Widen, IS. unora. - KOrres
pondent Tribuny, Ladislav Ca
pski, pise z Vidne, re rakousti
holsevici podali nynejsi Wade
ultimatum, v nemz zadajj, aby
Jim do urcite DOLBY byla preda
ma sprava statu. Nebude-li Jim
vyhoveno, vyvolaji revoluci a
zmocni sc vlady nasilim.
Mali pry k disposici deset
del, 5000 rucnic a 400 stroj-
Mich pusek. Mezi bolsevickymi
agitatory jest mnoho zidG a tfi
Cesi, kteri Dive pracovali LIE
rinem.
Jeden Mich, Alois Muna, po
depsal 13 rozsudkl smrti proti
zajatym ceskym vojinIm. Vsi-
chni byli zmuceni popraveni
al ma jednoho, jenz prinesl tn
to zpravu do Prahy, kamz pri
sci, ably Num- zabil. Muna ne
citil Sc v Praze bezpecnym a
uprchl tedy do Vidne. S MIN
pracuji jest6 diva Cesi, Komcak
a Klapka.
(Jest to tentyz Muna, ktery
hyl ruskou bolsevickou stranou
l.oslan do Ceskoslovenska, aby
tamtez "organisoval" bolsevic
kou stranu. Snaham jeho Sc u
mas spatn6 vedlo a ma Morave
dokonce muscle jej. jak jsme
rred casem oznamili, naSe vol
sko pred lyncovanim zachrani-
ii. Pozdeji byl ze zeme vypove
zen. Stejny osud potkal jeho
soudruhy a re zpravy vidno,
re seznamuje Videhaky s boise
vismem, knyz v Cechach nepo-
chodil. P. red.
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Navrh ma mezispojeneckou armadu konferenc zavrzen
ANGLICKE LISTY
KRITISUJf WILL
SOMA.
NECHCE PRY 81 POHNE-
VATI NEMCE.

LOndyn, 13. 1nora. - Morn
ing Post, ktery jiz nekolikrate
rodrobil presidenta Wilsona pri
sne kritice pro jeho mirove for
mule chovani Sc ma parizske
mirove konferenci, pise v re-
dakcni dnesni uvaze:
Wilson opousti Francii aniz
by krom Remese videl Nemci
zpustosenou zemi. Navstivil hla
we jen mista, kde bojovali A.
mericane. Kdyz byl poZvan, a.
by prohledl j jine valkou znice
ne uzemi, odmitl duvodem, re
tim pohledem jeho nenavist VII
Gi Nemcum by vZrostla. Vraci Sc
tudiz do Ameriky nezvysenou
renavisti proti Nemcum, ale
snad take nezvysenou naklon
rosti k pratelum. Jest to snad-
no vysvetlitelno pro presidenta
zeme, jiz nebezpeci cd Nemec-
ka nehrozi a pro vudce strany,
jez ma tolik nemeckych volicu.
Ale podobne chovani jest snad
rnalo pohodlne jeho spolecni-
,knm, kteri musi celiti budouc
nossi nepi:iteli, jenz Jest dosud
silnyym i nebezpeGnym a ktery
v6cne zdstane Nemcem.
Nejvice ohrozena jest Fran
Gle, .iez hranici S nepritelem DO
cetne dvakrate tax silnym. Mlu
vime-li vitezstvi ma zaklade
skutecnosti a ne pouze recnic-
kych obratu, muzeme dnes po-
ctive rici, re vitezstvi spoJenec-
ke Jest dokonale porazka Ne
lnecka uplna? Nemci ovsem
snadno a ochotne prohlasl svo-
il porazku. Spojenecka domnen
ka O vitezstvi Jim Znamenlte
puide k duhu. ale pokud me-
isme V podobnem bezpeci jako
president Ameriky Jest nutno cl
tat; Sc skutecnosti a nikterak S
pouhymi recnickymi duvody. A
skutecnost dnesni situace jest
ono, co nase pratele We Francii
znepokojuje.
Ku konci pripojuje Morning
Post poznamku:
Jsme ochotni uZnati, re milo
vati svoje nepratele jest kfe-
st anskym porekadlem, ale rec
nj toto stane sc nam malo prl-
jemnym, kdyz mravouka tako-
va sc cini ma lltraty nasich pra
tel. -
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NAVRAT DOMU.

z Ellis Island, N. Y, Sc ozna
mule, ze clevelandsky vojin Of
to Herold, syn chvalne zname-
no broadwayskeho lekarnika,
priplul transporter do Sousta-
ii jako rekonvalescent.. Dotce.
ny branec byl v bitve postfelen
g. horcicovym plynem priotra-
ven a civy jeho kanonadou znac
ne jsou otreseny. Mimo to trpi !
prltrzi nasledkem prepracova-
nj.
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VIVIAN OWCH.
PROBLEMECH.
PROZRAZUJE POZORU.
HODNOU NEZNALOST
CESKOSLOVENSKE
OTAZKY.

Rene Viviani, byvaly pre-
mier Francie, zaslal Universal
NJ tiskove kancelari nasleduji
ci clanek:
Pariz, 13. 1nora. - Cesko-
slovenska republika pozaduje
pro sebe Cechy, Moravu a Slez-
sko. Tyto zeme S Luzici tvCrily
druhdy kralovstvi. Cesi tahnou
sc k MIN pravem historickym a
pozadujl Slovensko, ably utvo
I'LL stat, ktery We skutecnosti
nikdy by neprestal existovati.
Mimo to zadaji narovnani hra-
mic jako v Kladsku a Tesinsku.
Tam setkavaji Sc S oposici Po-
lakd. Uzemi je osidleno Polaky
a Cechy. Mimo to jsou tam u
helne dolly a dulezite zeleznice.
Pres 1sili vlad We Varsave a v
Praze, doslo ke stfetnuti ma bo-
j;Sti. .Polaci obsadili ma vyzva
ri polskeho vyboru Tesinsko,
brzy potom objevili Sc Cecho-
slovaci. Spor byl zatim oddalen
zakrocenim konference miru.
ktera vyslala komisi, ably poma
ry vysetrila. Prace jeji patrn5
nemine Sc dspechem. Spor bez
pochyby skonci smirem obou ma
rodu.
,.Ceskoslov,enska republika .ci
mi si take narok ma Slovensko.
Zeme tato je cbyvana Slovaky,
kteri byli ochuzovani, tax re vel
ky pocet jich kazdorocne steho
val Sc "a hranice. Neni napro
$50 mono ponechati Slovaky ma
rospas Mad'arum. Mohou byti
pfipojeni k Halici? Osud jejich
neni dosud rozhodnut. Budou ii
hnouti k Polsku ci Ukraine?
Anebo budou chtiti spojiti Sc Sc
svymi bratry Cechoslovaky? -
" techtO Otazkach prOjeVuie
X. Viviani neznalost situace.
Slovensko dnes jiz jest casti sta
tn naseho a ma pripojeni k Pol
sku nebo k Ukraine nikdy ne
pomyslelo. P. red.) Ceskosloven
sko v teto forme sahalo by az
k Dunaji.
Rovnez vznika otazka, jaky
osud bude zajisten 100000 Ru-
sinum? Cechoslovaci mysli, re
by bylo nejlepe pripojiti je k je
jich zemi. Ma kazdy zpusob Ru
sinum mela by byti dana VOL
most rozhodnuti o vlastnlm o.
sudu.
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NOVA CINNOST BERLfNSKYCH
SPARTAKOVCU.

Berlin 49, 1nora - Dnes koem pGlnoci obevli pojed
spartakovc benske novnaske ctvr uocili stra
Ize strezci budovy lstG Vorwaers Tagbattu Taegche
Rundschau Ma paroy byo strleno vrhany rucni grana
Vladn vosko sTech patralo pomoc sveenych reekor
po vyzncch 10000 obchodnich zamestnanc vyslo dnes
stavku pozadujic zvyseni mzdy Lepzger Srasse
nachazej nevets obchody Berna Jest hidana vladimir
|vojskem aby udrzen byl poradek kid Vsude kdekol
Nemecku vypuknou s&vky dencke sou hned zahaeny
ltistavky, ekafi jnych odboriych trid.
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KRITISUJf SENATORA.

Ia vcerejSi schuze cleveland
skych sufrazet prijata byla re
soluce, odsuzujici jednani sen.
Fomerone. jenz svym hlasova-
MIN znemoznil pravo zen. Dale
usneSeno sehnati agitacni fond
$4,000 pomocf jehoz zenska
otazka v Ohio dale bude fedro
vana.