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Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
More TrooDs Arrive.
Believe Mcxicans Not Notified.

Washington, May 30,-ReportS from
the border that Mexican federal troops
were mobilizing at Epalme. Sonora,
for shipment in bond through Arizona,
en- route to Juarez. gave officials here
little concern. 1t was believed here
the mobilization began before the
Mexican government could get word
to the commanding officer that the
state department had withheld for the
present permission for the troops to
pass through American territory.
Officials said the American govern
ment officials on the border would
not permit the Mexicans to cross the
line without instructions from Wash
ington regardless of the fact that the
acting, governor of Arizona had not
withdrawn his permission for the
Mexicans to pass through that state.
One official said if the Mexicans
did actually cross the international
line it probably would be regarded as
a mistake which easily could be recti-
fled by turning the troop trains back.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
my MORNING JOURNAL rpsc,AL LEASED w,sr,


Ell Paso, Texas, May 30,--"If the
administration at Washington let Car
rama troops pass through the United
States to Juarez neither | nor any ona
else will be able to hold my men"
said General Villa on being informed
of the Mexican governments request
to bring men from Sonora through the
border states on this side of the in
ternational line
General Angeles and shall do
all in our power, but my men know
that Pres dent Wilson, when | was in
power in Mexico treated me as a
friend; sent General Scott to visit me
and loaded me with Donors and, as
soon as reverses came, he let my enc
mics violate the neutrality laws ana
bring in soldiers to attempt my de.
struction. / will not be responsible
for the lives and property of Ameri-
cans in Chihuahua If Carranza IL Civ
en- this permit"
The statement was made to an
American who left Parral and arrived
here on one of the last trains from
Chihuahua.
The telegraph line to Chihuahua IS
still in operation. Mexican officials
here deny it's use to the public, but
state that no attack has been made.
They admit that Villa is in that vi
cinity and that an attack is expected
It is claimed that there are 5000
federal troops at Santa Rosalia. south
of Chihuahua City, which came from
General Dieguez's force IN Torreon.
This statement is doubted by recent
arrivals from the south who say the
garrison at that point is much smaller
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
Sign At VERSAILLES OR SIGN At BERLIN" DECLARES LLOYD GEORGE
VILLA WARNS THAT HE CAN NOT CONTROL
MEN IF UNITED STATES PERMITS FEDERAL
TROOPS TO CROSS AMERICAN TERRITORY

laTazoo Says His Personal Judgment Was Against Granting
Request But That Washington Asked 1t and The National
Administration is Charged With the Foreign Policy of the
Country; Hobby Demands Something More Than Mere AS
surances That Americans will Be Protected Carranza
Troops Mobizing for Trip But Probably Have Not Been
Notified of Change of Attitude.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
Larrazolo Believes 1t Mistake.

san ia Fe, N. NJ, May 3O.--"My
personal judgment Was against grant
ing permission for Mexican troops 20
pass through New Mexico, but | gave
my consen@ when the government ask
ed it because I did not wish to him
der the national administration in it's
foreign policy" said Governor o. \.
Tarrazoo at Las Vegas today. 81 be
leve ! understand Mexico and the
Mexican people better than they do
at Washington, but the national gov
ernment and not I, is charged with the
duty of conducting the foreign policy
Of this nation"
The governor said he had received
flood of telegraphic protests against
his action in giving permission includ-
ing ono from United States Senator
A. b, Fall
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
GERMANS Afi::y !LL|NG TO
SIGN PROVIDED GRANTED
LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP WITH
EQUAL RIGHT WITH OTHERS
READY TO AGREE TO REDUCTION
OF ARMY, NAVY AND PROHIBITION
OF AERIAL FORCE ON CONDITION

However, Delegates Claim That Their Own Draft For Con-
stuon For League of Nations is Much Superior to That
Drawn BY Allies; Although Willing to Dsarm Is Not Willing
To Do So Until Domestic Affairs Have Queted Down; Two
New Notes Concerning German Property In Allied Countries
Handed to Conference. Translated Copies of Counter Pro-
poSaIS Also Handed In.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
Hindenhurg to rake Rest.

London. May S0.--Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg expects soon to so TO
Switzerland. where he will take long
rest, according to a Berlin dispatch
given out by the Wireless Press.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
BURLESON RULE
Of WIRES CAN 7
Be: DISCUSSED IN
SENATE CHAMBER
Edward Reynolds, Formerly
General Manager of Postal,
Fears to RuffIe Dignity of
Upper Congressional Body,
CARLTON DECLARES
CARDS WERE STACKED
Accusing Reynolds of Instruct
ing Employees to See That
Government Control of Prop
erty Resulted in Failure,
tav "ossno JOURNAL spscr.- LEASED wrssr

Washington, May 3O.-Charges by
Newcomb Carlton. president of the
Western Union Telegraph company,
that Edward Reynolds, formerly gem
eral manager of the Postal Telegraph
Cable company, had attempted to
make government operation of the
system a failure, and an alternate de-
fense of and attack upon Postmaster
General Burleson, were features of
today's hearings before the senate
commerce committee on legislation
for regulation of the telephone and
telegraph properties.
Mr.. Carlton told ne committee that
Mr. Reynolds at the request of Mr.
Burloson, worked out plan for CO.
ordination of the wires, but at the
same time sent letters to officials of
the Postal company, asking them to
make government operation u fail
ure. Mr. Reynolds subsequently was
relieved of his duties as general man
ager hy the postmaster general
Operation of the wire system un-
der direction of Mr.. Burleson was de-
Tended by Mr. Carlton, who declared
the postmaster general had no more
to do with the deterioration of the
telephone and telegraph service than
did members of the senate committee.
A superman he said could not have
prevented by deterioration. II was
a result of natural conditions"
A directly opposite view was ex-
pressed By Mr.. Reynolds, who took,
the stand at his own request Mr..
Reynolds declared some of the dec
larations Of Mr.. Carlton concerning
relations between the Postal company
and Mr.. Burleson were wholly un-
true
Spared senators Dig.
Mr.. Reynolds will conclude hisI
statement Monday. Just before com
mittee adjourned today he informed
the senator that he might have some-i
thing more to say about Mr.! Burlc-i
son when he appears before the house
commerce committee, where, he said,
the dignity that exists on the senate
side docs not prevail.
In beginning his testimony today,
Mr. Carlton urged amendment of theI
Sherman anti-trust law so as TO per-
NIT the wire companies to operate al
joint service Immediately after theirI
return TO private ownership. Chair
man Cummins expressed great sym |
pathy" with the sugg: stion, but said
he did not see how the Sherman law
would stand in the way.
Mr.. Carleton also made a plea for
retention of the 20 per cent increase
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
Poles Lose Town,

London, May S0.-The Bolsheviki
have driven the Poles from Rovno and
occupied the town. according to a
wireless message from Moscow today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
(By the Associated Press. J

As result of President Wilson's
observance of Memorial Day, Friday.
in peace conference circles was quiet.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
president delivered an address over
the graves of the soldiers in the Su-
resnes cemetery he found time to
receive n visit from Premier Orlando
and to discuss with him the details of
the Adriatic question, the settlement
of which it is asserted, is approaching
final shape. The council OF four did
not meet.
Three new notes were handed TO
the peace conference by the Germans
today, the first referring to German
property in allied countries, another
to the Turkish public debt and tho
third to the Sac Paulo question which
relates TO Brazilian coffee seized in
Germany during the war
The Greeks have landed additional
forces in Asia Minor. This time,
however, the Turks offered only slight
resistance as compared with that of
the previous debarkatiou when fight
ing occurred in which there were many
casualties.
London. May, 30---Premier Lloyd
George in his speec' to the Welsh
division at Amiens last Sunday, de-
clared, according to tho South Wales
Daily News:
I'VE say 10 the Germans; Gentle
men, you must sign. If you don't do
so at Versailles you will do 80 in Ber-
lin, We are not going to give way"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

New MeXico-Saturday, partly
cloudy and unsettled; cooler north
portion; Sunday, generally fair, cool
er southeast portion.
Arizona Saturday and Sunday, ger
orally fair; cooler north portion Sat
urday
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NEW STYLES SHOCK
BRITISH NOBILITY

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Take manzel.

Ma vychodni policejnf stanici
pfedan byl pondeli ku dalsimu
soudnimu rizenf Charles Koors. kite.
ry spolu pfitelem svym N. Dor
bertem dvema, pritelkyn6ma: Is
rokn starou Freda Horst II letou
G.. Smith uvezn6n byl ma North
Pojntu sobotu odpoledne. Hors-
tova obvinila Koorsa ze il krate
znasilnil automobilu. " nemz ctyr-
listek stravil cd patku do soboty.
Pc zatceni vys, tfeno, Re Koors oze-
nil Sc pod jmenem Charles Keene
Ellicot City r. 1917 divkou M.
Cicoff 2 McElderry ulice. Dalsim
patranim zjisteno. ze Koors wal dru-
hou tuto zenu. aniz 8 prvou rowe.
den by byl. Cd prvni manzelky. s
niz oddan byl 13. cervence 1912 S
niz mel jedno dite. utekl roku 1917
aniz by Sc cd te DOLBY videti dal.
Prvni jeho legitimni manzelkou by.
la Ella Koors N. Gay ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Gen. BandhOltz do Uher.

Briga1ni general. Harry H. Band
holtz. ustanoven byl americkou de-
legaci mfrove konference. ably byl
zastupcem Amerjky We vojenske
spojenecke' komisi Budapesti. iez
Y poslednich dnech okupovana byla
Rumuny.
Zpravy 2 Budapes'6 oznamuji. ze
Rumunove sotva vtrhli do m6sta.
pocali s olupovanim vybijenim OBJ
chod1 hr6zovladou. jiz "a obet
pablo asi Is obcan1 Budapeste. Cd
jihu tahnou ma Budapest Srbove.
Nova vlada uherska jmenuje Sc
"Uherska lidova republika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08

mistech. kde shromazdeni muzi
trvalych ran: 'Tato pestra pokryv-
ka must b9ti toho neistonaveisiho
zde.' oni vyfkli svorne iedine ime-
no a dovedli mne k jasnookemu.
svarnemu mladiku bez ruk a nohou.
On sc ma mne usmal fekl: "Od.
pust te. ze nelze mne vzdati 1ctu. !"
Pozdravujici Sc nasbirali ma biz
kych stezkach lille orchideje pro
ony posteli. Vsichni mne iedno
myslns ostedrili svymi kyticemi tax
Re iich nuzne. ponure svetnice byly
poznovu zcela holymi ia Sc navra-
tia sc svym strojem. kvetinami do
slova zasypanym. Cesi kvety milu.
il jdou v bitvu kvitkem ra ce-
pici a kvitky v hlavnich svych pu-
Sex pfi pr6vodech. Mole prace
jest zde We velikem Mezi narodnim
Stane. kdez schaz1 Sc mnoha Ce.
chy. jenz jsou vzdy tax dvornymi.
V patek vecer isme poznovu sli
do ceske nemocnice. kde jsme uka-
zovali Americky obraz; prinesli ma
nositkach vsechny, ktere mono by
10 pfioesti. by jej vid6li. Zdejsi
pomery drasaji cloveku srdce."
Mile matky divky Ceskosloven.
ske! Pom6zete TEN nasi trpitelGm !?
Obetujete jim nejakou tn hodinku
casu Vaseho? Cerveny Kriz mech.
ce Vase penize. chce jen Vasi pomo-
cnou ruku do prace pro dobro ma
sich. pro umirneni utrpeni nasich
Vil'te, ze neoslysite!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
ApOStOlka ldSky. SIC. NoydkOyd.
Baltimore.

Peck. ktery pridelen byl Herbertem
Hooverem americke pomocne expe-
dice pro Cechoslovensko. Lieute-
nant promluviI delsi Teci ku shro-
mazdenym. "Pomery isou hrozne.
Devadesat dive procenta ditek ma
ZiSkove nikdy neokusily mleka.
Rakusaci nechali Cechy vyrabova-
nymi. Tento rok rokem kritick5m.
Fundy. iez kongresem povoleny ma
vyzivu ditek a zen Cechach Is.
srpnem vycerpany budou a nebude-
Ii pomoc jinym zp1sobem poskytnu.
ia. situace.j .jiz nenf rovno v historic
lidstva. bude 1delem Cechosloven-
ska. TAX licil nam lieutenant udle
tech naSich tam "a moTem.
Oba recniky uvedla pf. .Voracek. V.
Reichlova basnickou hezoueky uvi-
tala mileho hosta naseho. sic. No
vakovu a ku konci jeste pfednesla
druhou basen. Pi. Mamie Rysan-
kova- Toulova "a doprovodu sic. Ma
rie Jecne zapela citem. nehoz
mluvila ia laska k te trpici domovi-
ne. nasi krasnou hymnu narodni
"Kde domov mdj." Pp. Hejnal a
Reichl nabadali shromazdene ku
hoinym 1pis1m. ktere provedeny
pred opustenfm Sokolovny. Penize
sebrane venovany budou fondu sic.
Alice Masarykove. z nehoz ziveny
budou hladovici ditky zeny.
Kvarteto Sok. Jed. Blesk zapela
~ boj'.. Hudebnici Jednoty hra-
Ii pod rizenim p. Rezka.
KIDS nebyl v Sokolovne anebo
neupsal's pred tim. pomoz fondu!
Nevyhybej Sc povinnosti Kazdy
dar jest vitan nutn6 potrebovan!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Dopis.
Vladivostok. Sibir.
l3. cervence, 1919.

Bedny dosly dopravni lodi Tho
mas" pred n9kolika dny. Nemohu
ami vysloviti jak nezm6rnou rradost
mn9 zp1sobily. Deleni bylo tezkym
protoze tn bylo nejmene padesat IL
di ma kazdy iednotlivy kus.
V6tsina pfedmet6 dostala Sc trva-
le zran9nym ceskym voiin1m. Ce
81 jsou tax udatni. peclivi a dojem-
nj. Zavolala jsem iejich sekretafe.
roztomileho to Cecha. a do vic1u
nalozice mas Ford. vydali isme
sc smerem r1znym ceskym nemoc-
nicim zde v okoli. Ponozky a swea-
try byly rozdany trvale zranenym a
ovsem ze byly pouhou kapkou do
more. Zanechala jsem strakatou
pokryvku kazde z mennonite; zby-
le tfi pax zaroven Sc sweatry pro
oBetfovatele zaslany byly ceskym
nemocnicim v Omsku. kamz vysilan
Jest kazdy tyden cesky vlak. pod O.
sobnim dohledem. urceny tamnejsl
mu veliteli. Tyto nemocnice jsou
pro lidske srdce nejdrtiveisimi mi
sty. iaka isem kdy videla. Mali
TAX malo, skoro mic; kdyz jsem
ystoupiIa oddeleni pro slepe a ma
LEILA ie tax veseIe.a do oddeleni kde
lezeli ii. jenz mohli zit iiz jen ne
koIik dns. a oni nam fekli ze uni
rail radosti, a ne nadarmo. pone.
vadz ziie Cechoslovakie! Rekla jsem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08

mocnym ranenym muz6m Y "a.
moTskych nemocnicich.
Zmineny dopis bvl psan manzelce
vynikajiciho lekare " tomto mest9
kteryz slouzil po nekolik mesicd ma
druhe strane.
Vlnu ku pleteni Yam dame zdar-
ma.
Genie dobrou praci liz jste nam
prispely behem valky. z1stavam.
Vase uprimna
Mary H. l.. Freeman.
reditelka.
l. srpna. 1919.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
RumunSk0 pOkaranO.

Neivyssi mfrova rada PafIzi
zavolala rumunskeho delegata. Nj
su. jemuz rozkazala oznamitj ru-.
munske Wade. ze tato musi zacho-
vavati podminky primeri. Vysve-
tleni Delegate. ze Rumnni befou
zpet zasoby jim Uhry Rumunska
odvezene. nenalezlo sluchu miro.
We rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08

Mad iine milym byl vecerem We.
Ger, dne6. srpna. tlaveny Soko.
lovne Jed. Blesk. Ma TecniSti stala
dana prostem dboru. v celem je-
Jim chovant klid.v obliceji vaznost.
jez menlla Sc tn a tam dojemny
1smev 2ri lfceni nekterych vyjevG
te hrozne tragedie. kterou proifti
a jest6 dnes prochazeti must ten do
bry Ceskoslovacky lid mas Vsichni-
napjatou pozornosti sledovali jsme
nehledana. prosta slova sic. Nova
kove Prahy. "Osm liber masa
rocn9 Praze pro dospelou osobu. {"
"1mrti ma Cechoslovacku jest 10
procent vetsi nezli narozeni." "82
procent dtlek onemocnelych nasled-
KEN nedostatecne vyzivy." ma
Kladn9 dv6 dftky ze tff umiraii po-
dv5zivou". 'kdyz Rakousko odve-
ZlO Czech vse. potraviny. Odev. do
bytek. kone, hospodarske nacini.
nezbyvalo Cecham mic nezli hlado.
v6ni." byly smutne. trudne vzpo-
minky tahnouci Sc mysli apoStolky
lasky, sic. Novakova. pri liceni ma
sledk1 valky ma Cechoslovacku.
my prilis pysnymi isme byli
zadati pOtravu pred tim. ale nyni
kdyz ditky nam umfraji. my musi-
me miti pomoc." vyznelo bolnym
vykrikem srdce slecny Novakove,
ktera hleda srdce citliva, srdce
chotna ku pomoci po ceskoslovenske
Americe. Kez jeji mad jine zasluz-
ra prace hoine prinese ovoce!
Slecnu ma missijni ceste provazi IL
eutenant americke armady. Sedley
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Cerveny Kf1z pros1 pomoc pro nase
ranene a trplcl ma Sibifi.

Americky Narodni Cerveny Kriz
Okres Baltimorsky.
Pf. Lousia Rysanek,
900 N. Washington St..
Baltimore, Md.
Mia panf Rysankova:-
Prikladam trest' dopisu psaneho
osetrovatelkou. jez je We sluzbach
mezi Vasim lidem. V6d6la jsem.
ze budete miti zajem ma teto skye
le pomocne praci prala bych 81.
aby Jste ziskala zeny. by pletly
sweatry ponozky. tax aby tyto mo-
hly byti primo zaslany Vasim ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
KdO dOStane TeSinsko?

Polsko a Cehoslovensko. .jejichz "a
stupcove pritomn9 konferuji SVEN
sporu We Varsave. nemohou Sc do
hodnouti ohledne T6Sinska. nasled-
ken cehoz nepochybne rozhodne v6c
sama vrchni rada. Tato jak Sc pra-
vi. hodla pfedloziti spor tom. ko.
mu ma pripadnouti Teslnsko. k IL
dovemu odhlasovani. Ma Sc "a to-.
ze v pripadu tom by Polsko nepo,
chybne Zvit6zilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Odjezd CeskOslovenskych hrdinI
zpGdy Arnerlky.

V 1tery odeieli nasi ranenf a ne
mocni hrdinove vracejici Sc re Sibi-
re domu ma Cechoslovens<o, q Nor
folku. 4 Baltimore odejelo nekolik
.obetavych krajan6 do Norfolku. a.
by tam hochy nase uvitali jm6nem
nasim mimi Sc rozIouciIi. Pm.
Anton Sveida. Frank Businsk5.
Frank Riha Frank Hrabanek ode.
ieli do Newport News liz v patek 8
bednami zbozi. ktere wall tam. a.
by "a cenu tovarnf rozprodali ie
mezi legionafe. V Newport News
zvedeli. ze legionari priiedou do
Norfolku misto do Newport News.
Nezbyvalo mic iineho nezIi bedny
witt a preveZti do Norfolku a tam
osobne je hlidati. ana odepTena i'm
byla ze strany kompetetni zaruka,
re bedny bezpecne uchovany budou
do pfi ezdu legionar6. Panove z6.
stall beden sami dnem nocf a
bezpecne je -stfezili az do okamziku.
kdy legionaTi zboz1 81 rozkoupili.
Prodei vykonan byti musel behem
6 hodin. Vse slo jak ma dracku, ma
ty posledni jiz nezbylo. Pfi prode-
il musel pomahati j mas radni. %.
A. Klecka choti svoii a p. Pejfi.
lem.
Doufame, ze zpravu tuto doplniti
budeme moci. az nasi zastupci Sc
vrati Norfolku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
MiliOny americkych deti hladovf.

Od TIL do 6 milionG ameri,kych
deti ned ostava fadnou vyzivu. pone-
vadz jejich rodice nemaii prfjm1 k
zakoupeni potravin. dava zprava
vladniho departmental prace. "T1-
sice americkych roGin dnes nemaji
pffjmu statecneho k radne vyzive.
pravi sc zprave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Rakousko odpovedelo konferenci

We stTedu dana byla Rakousku de-
legaci odpoved' ma podminky miro
We. jez Spojenci Rakousku diktova-
ny byly. Rakouska delegace oGH
povedi protestuje proti odtrzeni
Jtzhfch Czech a Tyrolskehe distriktu
cd Rakouska a proti ulozenf Rakou-
sku platiti dve tfetiny- dluhu byva.
leho Rakousko. Uherska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Obrovske Skody ma CeskoSloven
Sku.

Nedavne povodne ma Morave ma
Slovensku prichazeji draho Cesko-
sIovenske republice. Ztrata ma Slo-
vensku bude obnaset:. pres $40. .000.-
900 kdezto ma Morave jest zp6sobe-
ma skoda vice nez dvojnasobna.
zeleznicn1 spojeni S Prahou bylo
pres tyden pTeruseno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Stavka zeleznicnich zrizenci
ochromnje zeleznieni dopravu.

Vsechna doprava uhll ma draze
Chesapeake and Ohio byla zastave-
ma nasledkem stavky. V1dcove
Chicagskeho distriktu hlasi. ze ko.
lem 275. 900 zrizenc1 zeleznicnich
vyslo ma stavky. Stavka dzasne rv-
chile sifi Sc po cele Unii. Zrizenci
bez ohledu ma sve 1fedniky odchazi
z prace.
Senatni mezistatni .obchodni W.
Dor odeprel vyhoveti navrhu pres.
Wilsona stran zTizeni zvlastniho W.
boru zeleznicni mzdy.
MiniSterSky pfedSeda o SOcia-
liSaci.
Praha, 16. cervence. Post.
zprava. J Zastupce "Neue Freie Pre-
sse' pfedlozil min. pre- lsedovi Tu-
sarovi nekolik otazek ieho zasa.
dach vnitfni Il ivn6jsi politiky. Min.
pravil. "Nemam redikalnich zame.
RI. Neid1lezitejsim Idkolem vlady
ie die meho soudu ziednani div6ry
obyvatelstva. Nase situace neni lie.
psi neni horst nez ostatnich zemi
Evropy. Bolsevicke hnuti Cesko-
neni slime. nebot' nase
delnictvo jest stfizIive vyskolene.
Neverim .ohlasenym revolucim.
Revoluce je zivelnou udalosti. KITE
rou neke urciti pTedem.
Min. predseda doufa ze Po-
laky dojde k pTatelske dohode a ze
styky N6meckem budou podobne.
DIR. Kramar z6stane mirovym dele
gatem Parizi.
Ma otazku socialisaci odpovedel
min. pfedseda: "Nepomyslim ma
socialisaci. Pri dnesnlch hospodaf-
skych neupravenych pomerech. je
to nemozno podlomilo by to no.
spodarsky zivot. Rozhodne nebudu
pospichati. Ostatne name pred se-
bou vidensky vzor a toho je dosti.
Jedinou vyroEou, kde mono iedna
ii socialjsaci. jsou dolly. Ale tn
bude sc postupovati umirnene. ably
nedoslo ke katastrof6 We vyrobe.
Name ma mysli delnicke vybory KITE
re Zavedeme".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
Vojak obeti Srazky.

V universitni nemocnici zemTel v
pond6li vojak, Onville Cordell z
Camp Meade. Druhy voiak z tehoz
tabora, Frank Sellenberg. sotva III.
votem vyvazne. Oba voiaci jedou-
ce ma MOTORCYCLE srazil sc ma An
napolis silnici s poVOZem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-08-08
$50 nili0nI frankI.

Mirova konference rozhodla. ze
Ceskoslovenska republika prispeti
ma ma 1hradu vydaj1. ktere doho.
dove staty We valce mely. obnosem
maximalne 750 milion1 frank1 We
zlate. Obnos tento lie splatny v 25
letech. Uroky obnosu splaceny
budou pocinaje rokem 1925. Pri
uzavfeni prim6fi pocitalo Sc do
hodovych statech tim. ze es ,ere
vydaje spojenc1 skody zaplati po-
razene staty. To Sc ukazalo bYti
nemoznym.