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Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Personals

Mrs. f. T. Skinner of New York,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
AN. Eaton, has returned home.
DR.. E. D. Johnson left Friday
for LosFAngeles. Cal, where he will
spend several weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Johnson,
and sister, Miss Hazel Lee John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ramer left
Saturday for Portland, Ore, en-
route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren S. Danolds
of Albion, N. Y, are spending two
months at the home of Mrs. T. N.
Rutter.
H. M. Bushnell, jr.. was the guest
Of Phi Gamma Delta during the
weekend in Lincoln.
Miss Margaret Burch was the
guest for the weekend of Delta
Zeta, in Lincoln.
Prof. Reeves OF Omaha was an
honor guest at the Thanksgiving
party of the Bushnell guild Friday
evening, in Lincoln-
Mrs. Richard Kimball will spend
Thanksgiving in Madrid, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doorley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brinker
leave January 9 for the Bermuda
Islands, where they plan to remain
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Du Rell OF
Minneapolis, formerly Of Omaha,
have returned to Omaha to reside.
They have purchased home in
Lockwood and expect to move into
fit about December l.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Social Service Class.

The Episcopal social service class
will meet at o'clock Tuesday at
the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Henry Nc
Donald will give statistical review
of the activities of the American
girls during and since the war. Mrs.
Franklin Shotwell will review "The
American Girl in Her Community"
Miss Morse will lead a discussion
on the Seeing system. Mrs. Mil
lard Langfeld, leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

lor of Loup City were visitors at
chapel that morning. Rev. Mr..
Steen was formerly pastor of the
Loup City church. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Taylor are large donors to the
fund for the erection of the girls
dormitory. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
For Margery Smith.

Miss Esther Wilhelm entertained
at dinner at her home Monday
evening in honor of Miss Margery
Smith and her fance, Mr.. George
Evart Van Dorm, of Chicago, who
arrived Monday morning. Chrysan-
themums were used to form the cen
terpiece and covers were placed for
-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Mrs. Paul Bradley was member
of the cast in the play, Manners
and Modes" given by the Drama
section of the Association of Col
legiate Alumnae, Saturday at II
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Ed
gar Scott. Mrs. William Burton
had charge of the play, which is
said to bave been one of the best
given this year. Miss Katherine
Lowry is chairman of the section.
The play is a satire on woman's
shopping and the scenes were laid
in millinery shop. Other mem
bers of the cast were Mesdames S.
B. Hughes, William Locke, Howard
Rushton, Herbert Potter, H. B.
Bergquist, w. L. Pierpont, Harvey
Newbranch, Roy Page and L. S.
Overpeck. Mrs. Scott's home is
equipped with stage and other ac-
eessories for theatricals.
The Drama section A. c. A. has
been Inactive for many years in pro-
ducing plays. 1t is in sympathy with
the Folk theater movement, now
launched in Omaha and will CO.
operate in that work. English plays
were given last year and American
plays are chosen for this years
work. Drama section membership
numbers TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Elected to School Offices.

Miss Viva Craven, a senior at
Grinnell college, Iowa, has been
elected president of the pAlliance
Francaise at Grinnell. Miss Lenore
Beveridge, who is also an Omaha
CIR! and a/senior, was chosen So
cial chairman of the organizations.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Current Topics Department.

Current topics department will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Y.
w. c. A. Bible study will begin at
2 o'clock, the lesson being the llth
chapter cf Mark. Current topics at
R.30. Mrs. Dean Hancock will,
speak on her European trip. Mrs.
Frank Wray will recite from Ella
Wheeler Wilcox's poems.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Child Saving Benefit.

Mrs. Charles r. Kountze is chair
man of the committee which will
bring Sousa's band to Omaha De-
cember 10 70 give a benefit concert
for the Child Saving institute. On
the committee are Mesdames E. H.
Sprague, J. +. Stewart, A. L. Reed,
Joseph Barker, w. A. Redick and
Arthur Remington.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Omekro-E-Xim

Omekro-E-Ximo will meet for
supper and dramatic art Tuesday
evening at the Settlement house.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Business Women's Club.

Regular meeting of the Business
Women's club Tuesday, November
Is, at Z. w. c. A. Legislation for
Women" will be discussed by Miss
Elizabeth Parsons. Leader, Emma
Sasstron. Devotions will be con-
Quoted by Beth Howard.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Mainell- -Wardiaii.

Mrs. Teresa Wardian announces
the marriage of her daughter, Ann,
to John Mainell, which will take
place Wednesday morning at St.
Bridget's church. The young couple
will go on an extended trip to
Florida and other southern points,
returning to Omaha about the mid
die Of December.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Bridge Party.

Miss Minnie Kneeter entertained
informally at a bridge party at her
home, Sunday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Bess Bloomfield of Winni-
peg, Can. Five tables were set for
the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Card Parties.

Both afternoon and evening card
parties will be given Tuesday by the
Holy Angels parish at the hall at
Twenty eighth street and Fowler
avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Prenuotial Affairs.

Miss Ruby Kiingbeil entertained
informally at bridge party at her
home Sunday afternoon in honor of
Miss Marion Brown, whose mar
riage to Daniel Greunig will take
place Wednesday. Pink and white
carnations we're used through the
rooms and four tables were set for
the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Powers en-
tertained at a box party at the
Orpheum Monday evening for the
bridal party, followed by supper at
the Athletic club. Their guests in
cluded Messrs. and Mesdames c.
F. Greunig. c. B. Brown, William
Greunig Of Mullen, Neb.; Misses
Martha Gyger, Dorothy Gray, Lucy
Garyin; Messrs. Philip Gray and
Leslie Williams,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
George A. Custer, w. r. c.

The annual inspection of George
A. Cus,er, Woman's Relief corps,
will be held at Memorial hall, court
house, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
". w. n. A..

The gymnasium class will meet
on Tuesday at 7:3O p m, in charge
of Mrs. MacDougal. The Hebrew
class will continue to meet Mon
days. Mems Debating society meets
Tue sdaY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
P. E. o. Sisterhood.

Chapter B. P. of the P. E. O.
sisterhood will meet with Mrs.
Myra Perkins, 2572 Poppleton ave
nue., Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Sack-Trout

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Trout an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Lillian Irene, to Norman Sack
Of st. Joseph, Mo-, which will take
place Wednesday noon at their
home. c>
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Fidelis Club.

The Fidelis Club of st. Cecilia's
cathedral parish will entertain at
cards on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock, at the school hall, Thirty
ninth and Webster streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Public Speaking Department.
The public speaking department
of/fhe Omaha Woman's club will
meet Tuesday, November Is, at the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
How sleep the brave who sink 10 rest
By oil their eeuntry's w.shss blestl
Collins.
SOCIETY
COCIETY has been quite on its
~ tip-toes for the last several

COCIETY has been quite on its
~ tip-toes for the last several
days in expectation of the ball
to be given Wednesday evening for
the benefit OF the Salvation Army
Rescue Home by the nursery COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Henry Wy
man is in charge. A number Of
events of interest have been planned
and those who do not dance will en-
Joy the many novelties. julius
Tannen, the monologist, who is ap-
pearing at the Orpheum this week,
will be at the ball, as will be the
Seven Honey Boys" from the
Orpheum.
A number ci dinner parties will
be given preceding the dance. DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Davis, w. HI. Rhoades, Sam
Burns and Mrs. w. Redick are
among those who have made reser-
NdllOI1S.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
c.orae Crook NJ r. C.

George Crook Woman's Relief
corps, will meet for inspection al
Memorial hall, court house, Friday
afternoon, November %, at 2:3C
o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
China Fund.
Grant Relief Corns

The U. S. Grant Woman's Relief
corps will hold a kensington Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
r. c. Haning, 4438 South Twelfth
street. Comrades of the post are
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Columbian Club,

The Columbian club will give a
card party Tuesday evening at
Lyceum hall, Twehty-second and
Locust streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
Kappa Meeting Changed.

The Kappa Kappa Gamma aluni1
nae meeting has been changed to
meet at the home of Mrs. George
Tunison, Sis Webster street, Tues
daY afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Y. w. C. A. They will take up the
study Of sequence .of ideas to de-
velop the logical progression of
thought: also will study Browning's
Last Duchess" and Memorabilia" !"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25
CLUBDOM

MAHA students of Vincente
II Blasco Ibanez's -Four
~ Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
and "Mare Nostrum" may be inter-
csted to know that he will appear
in Des Moines December IS, pre-
sented by the Iowa Press and Auth
ors' club. The two books mentioned
have eclipsed the sales of all other
war books IN this country.
Mr.. >Ibanez, who speaks only in
Spanish, will be accompanied on his
tour Of all the principal cities from
coast TO coast by an interpreter, or
co-lecturer, Robert King Atwell,
who will occupy the stage with him.
Before the Iowa Press and Auth
ors' club and their friends. the
noted Spaniard will give his address
on "The American We Know" this
being one of the three in the lecture
series he is giving in the United
States. The Others are "The Spirit
of the Four Horsemen" and "How
l Write My Novels"
Eastern Star Dance.
s Vesta chapter No. E, o. E. S., will
give a dancing party at Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening.
China Fund.
The Omaha Y. w. c. A. cam
paign fund for $1,000 for the sup
port of Miss Ethel Hartley in,China
is still open Toward the amount
desired $1,595.68 has been raised,
and those interested are depending
upon outstanding subscriptions to
make up the necessary total.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Mrs. f. T. Skinner of New York,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
AN. Eaton, has returned home.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Mrs. Richard Kimball will spend
Thanksgiving in Madrid, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Prof. Reeves of Omaha was an
honor guest at the Thanksgiving
party of the Bushnell guild Friday
evening, in Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

J Miss Margaret Burch was the
guest for the weekend of Delta
Zeta, in Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-25

Eastern Star Dance.
, Vesta chapter No. 6, 0. E. S.. will
give a dancing party at Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
PREHLED PRACOVNICH PO
MERU We; SPOJ. STATECH
"a TYDEN, KONCfCf 3.
KVETNEMe 1919.
(F.L.G.I.S.)

Washington, d. c. - DIE
telegrafickych zprav, doslych
re Sc statu, jest stav prace We
Spoj. Statech nasledujici:
20 statu, vSechny ma severn,
,vykazuje prebytek delnictva !;
sest statu jiznich, jevi nedo-
statek, 10 statu zbyvajicich hia
81 rovr1ovahu. We. stredozapad
Mich a .iiznich statech rannei-
81 sklizni vzrusta poptavka po
farmarskych pomocnicich. pres
to, re Zamestnavatelska ufado
vna stara Sc re vSech sill, pri-
meti nezamestnane V. mestech
k odchodu ma farmu. Obyva-
telum NEST nezdaji Sc zamlou-
vati dlouhe hodiny prace dem
ne ma farme a jezto Sc take vra
ci mnoho vojinu, jichz pfedva-
lecnym zamestnanfn bylo far
mafeni, snazi sc d6hlici NEST
Sti nalezti zamestnani donna,
jez Jim slibujc vyssi vydelek
pri kratsi pracovni dObe.
Tie 76 NEST 80 $50 proc.)
hlasi prcbytek pracovnich sill
v 1hrnnem poctu SS,205 proti
$4,000 minulGho tydne, coz ci-
nj prirus,ek 5605 nezamestna-
nych techto 38 nGstech be-
hem tydne.
Devet NEST, vsechna ma jihu
$ vvjimkOu FaN River. Mass,
hlasi nedostaek prac. sill V po-
ctu 51T5. prirustck 1926 proti
minulemu tydnu. 20 zbyvaii-
cich NEST jcvi roynovahu.
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UNITED CZECHOSLOVAk:
RELIEF.

United Czechoslovak Relief
(Spojena CeskOsiovenska Po-
moc), ustanovena Ceskosloven
skou Legaci We Washmgtonu,
Ccskosloven ;kym Generalnlm
konsri atem V New Yorku. Slov
Ligou vo Spoi. Sta',ech, Ces.
Mar. Sdrulenim We Spoj. Sta
tech, Svazem Ceskych Katoll-
ku Americe. Ponocnymi Cd.
bory A. c. S. b. a Ceskoslove,n-
skou Nsrodni Radou vypravi
koncem m6sice Maize nebo V
prynich dnech cervna 1919
LODI Sc IA lkami do Ceskoslo-
vonskych zemi. Jest to prvni
spolehliva prilezitost, kdy mu-
re kazdy zaslat pomoc svym
drahym, kteri tolik vytrp6li.
Kazdy zaSli dar Zpusobem,
ktery Sc ii nejlepe zamlouva
pa natuj kazdy, ze Cesko 10
vensku neni takrka vubec Jake
hokoliv mleka, mydla a omast
ku. ktery nejvice Jest zapotre-
bi. kazdy poZolle precti 81 pc
kyny, jak pOmoc zaa at Ma u
nited CzechOSlOvak Relief 8
w. 48th ST., New York, nebo
sc osobne dotaz V uradoVn6 kite
rekoliv Use jmenovane orga-
nisace.
Pokyny ku zaslani pomoci do
Ceskoslovenska.
Kazdy NIUE poslati pomoc
We forme zasilky potravin, tu-
XII, satstva, obuvi a prada V
neobmezenem lnnozstvi zpuso-
benz nasledujicim:
|. Zaslele "chcek" neb mo
ney order ma Czechosi iovak
Consul General (Tribune Bldg
New York, n. W V obnosu ca
ny krabic pozd6ji oznamenych
dOpisem, V kterem Oznacitc.
iakou krabici { neb krabice)
81 prejete zaslat svym prate--
lum V Ceskoslovenskych ze-
mich. Uved'te jIneno adresu
svoji jakoz jmeno a adresu
komu zasilka ma byti dodaaa.
Pro pripad, ze by adresat by.
nezv6stnym a dodavka ncmoz--
nou, jest dobfe, kdyz udate j.
ne jmGlo a adresu osoby. kite
&c y p:fHadu takovem ma IA
Ska b%ti dorucena. Kdyby a.
li druha osoba nebyla naleze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

Ia, dovoluje zasilatel, ably dar
ieho odevzdan byl Cervenemu
Krfzi pro nemocnice.
Tolik zasiIek jet dovolcno
zaslaJ od iedne osoby nebo ma
jednu adresu, kolik 81 kdo pre-
je.
Krabice, ktere takto .nozno
objednai zaslat, isou od ruz
nych firem kazdy 81 vybere,
co sam 81 preje. LIST krabic S
popsalim, CO ktera obsahuje,
bude uverejnen V nekolika
dnech.
V Gene krabic zahrnuto jest
veskere vydani "a dopravu Z
New Yorku do rukou adresa-
ia a pojistka. ktera obnaSi ji-
max Is centu "a libru.
Nebo 81 zaslete sami bedau
pcvnou lehkeho dreva, 3 sire
vice dlouhou, diva strevice ST.
rokou a 2 surevice vysokou
zyenci miry, kterou muzete ma
pint kterymikoliv nasledujici-
mi pfedmety:
Kava, cal, koreni, mydlo ma
myti neb prani. PraSkove neb
evaporated 'nloko (v plecho-
vych, zaletovanych krabicich) j.,
ryzi mouku, cokoladu, cocoa a
Skrob.
l.atky Ma saty vseho druhu,
kuze ma boty, vsechny druhy
spOdniho prada, kosile, pun
cochy a ponozky, vlnu ma pie
toai a mite, povlaky a prikryv
ky a postel, deky a baylnene
Zbozi.
Dale obnosene saty a obuv
pro muze, zeny deti. Bednu
vylozFqe neprOmokavym, "wa-
terproof" papirem, nez il vypl
mite. A kdyz jste bednu pecli
We vylpnili do posedniho mi
stecka, zavrete il, dobre upev-
mite viko hrebiky. PAX napiste
ma viko jmeno adresu., komu
ma byti bedna dorucena av lie
vcm hofejSim rohu vika men
sim pismem napiStc jmcno a
adresu svoii. PAX 81 nechte be-
dnu zvazit V levem dolejSim
rohu vika napiste, mnoho-li IL
Der bedna S obsahem vazi.
SeZnam vSeho, co bedna oh
sahuje, jakoz celkovOu cenu
vscho napiste Ma papir, ktery
ohdrzlte Y llradoyne .ncbo u sc
kretare Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni. SlO
venskc Ligy, Ces. Svazu Kalo
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VYDRzOVANf PRUMERNEs
RODtNYrVE SPOJ. STATECH
STOJf ROCHE $500.

Die. vladniho vysetreni, vydr
zovani prumerne rodiny V, A
merice stoii rocne $25OO. A "a
tim zivotni potrcby We. Spoje-
nych' Statech .stoupaji.
Il tech, jiz zavisi ma prijmu
$25OO rOcne. jen malo 3jichr u
Sport 500, nekteri $50 a vet
si1a mic, naopak pridelavaji 81
ieste duh.
Ciyricet procent prijmu pru
merne rodiny padne ma potra-
why ia nejvetsi jednotliva
polozka v seznamu. Satstvo
stoji l procent, najem. IA a. 5
procent, asi sc stejnym vyda-
nim ma jine.domaci potreby. S
prum6rem 40 osoby V rodin6
vydani deli sc ma potraviny
S640.92. satstvo S253.68, ma
jeme S214.62, palivo a svctio
S64.30, nabytek S51.O5. ruzna
vydaai S284.35 - ceIkem ST.
508:92. TAO tabulka naznacu-
je ty neinutnejsi rodinne po-
tfeby. Ii jiz 81 chteji doprati
take neco pro osvezeni ducha
a Obyeejne etelesne ,pOhodli, mll
81 vydati nejm6nc dalsi $1,000.
tedy celkem rocre minimainl
vyds.li prumerne rodiny' $500
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lLAu, A&VtAOSHyNh ooOA NN hVo
redakcich kterehokoliv ceske-
no neb slovenskeho caGopisu.
Spravne vyplneny list ten ode
vzdejte pax lined v miste, kde
jste jej obdrzeli. Bcdnu mej-
te pripravenou pro okamzitou
zasilku.
Zadne jine predmety nesmi
byti V bedle zaslany nez vyse
,uvedene. Jinak pri prohlidce
vladimir inspektory byla by
bedna zadrZena.
Kdyz nektery zasilatcl ne
mIze. celou bednu. vyplnit, at
voli zpusob l. anebo nechr' Wy
plni bednu iedI1im nebo vice
prateli TAX. re kazdy z Mich
vlozi do bedsly menSi naplne-
nou krabici z tvrdeho papiru
dosti silnou pro expresni dopra
WI. Kazda takova krabice mu-
81 nesti vase jmeno a adresu
jakoz i jneno a adresu toho,
komu ma byti dorucena. Krabi
ce musi byti takove miry, ably
pine zaplnily vnitrek bedny, a
list musi byti vyplnen pro kaz
dou krabici zvlast' spichnute
dohromady odevzdany.
v tonic pripadu ma bednu
inapisete adresu: Ceskoslovef--
sky Cerveny Kfiz v Praze, ma
misto adresy svych pratel.
z Prahy pax budou rozesl a
ny krabice V bedne Ge nalezaji
ci ma adresaty.
Ma kaZde bedne V horejSim
pravem rohu vika musite ma
psat cislo, ktere nese listina
vaini .vyplnena. Expresne az do
New Yorku musi byti vypla-
ceno, nebot' nijak. bude bedna
vracena.
We velkych strediskach, jake
Omaha. Chicago, Detroit a j.
urci 81 mistni organisace den
pro svazeni beden primo do re
leznicniho nakladniho vozu a
a pos!ou ma spoledly rozpocet
vSechny sv6 bedny jake "cal
load shipment" a uSetri tin
mnoho pen6z pro sebe a prace
pro ZaSilatele a Orga1isace. Dc
| iednoho zeleznicniho vozu We.
jde. sc. 62 bede ntri stfevice pr
dvou a pri .dvou velkych. (Pol
re takove dovGeno zaslat) Kde
so neb vice beden bude asi Wy
'prayeno, tam We vlastnim ga
Iimu Sc sorganisujte pro odesld
mi bed.en timto, zpusobetn.
Ctete jeste jedaou, at kazdt
mu vse jest nplne jasno.
| V opacnem pripadG cinte dc
'Lazy, jak uz bylo receno z po
catku.
/ United Czecho ;lOvak Relief
TVJCC1 ~, I@5l
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HoRNicIs vYsTEHOvALI
FuERSTENbERCA.

4 kladna Sc. nam oznamuje:
v utery l. dubna> prijel ,poled
MIN vlakem ma Lazy byvalyl
knize karel Fuerstenberg, bra
tr Make Egona. O tom Sc do
vedelo delnictvo anglosaskeho
tezarstva kams,nouhelneho ma
Lanech a opIl /. odpoledne "a
stavilo praci ma dole "Anna"
v Rinholci a odebralo Sc v po.
ctu asi 1900 osob ma zamek
l&asky. Chaelo piibylym mlu-
viii a pozadati jej, ably Sc w.
stehoval "a hranice. Ale Karla
Fuerstenberga, nezastihli jiz VI
Lanech, protoze odjel ma brad
krivoklat. Hornici byli pobou.
reni zvlaste tim, re pred pri'
jezdeln obcana Karla Fuersten
berga SHAT byl Sc zamecke We
re cervenobily prapor Ceskoslo
venske republiky. Zvolena 20
,clenna deputace, prohledla spo
lecne s cetnickou strait "a
pfitomnosti zameckeho sluzeb
,nicJva cely zamek, ably Sc pre-
Isyedcila, zda neni Fuersten-
berg ukryt nekda zamku. Po
bezvysledne prohlidce. odejela;
lima zvole'aa deputace delnicka
Iv povozech velkostatku ma brad
Kfivoklat spolu s. vojenskou
strait. Ma hrade byli prijati
drem Slukou, reditelem pam
stvi. Mezi hovorem vstoupil do
kancelare hledany obcan Karel
Fuerstet1berg, ktery prohlasl
ma sve cestne dovo, re po u
sporadani mzdovych pomeru
sluzebnictva odjede druheho
den Czech. To Sc vsak nesta-
10 proto druheho dine, We sire
du odpoledne ~odebrala. sc zno-
WI delegace krivoklatskeho a
okolniho delnictva ma. brad a
zadala ma. panu Karlu Fuersten
bergerovi cegtovni prukaz. Pan
Karel Fuerstenberg. prohlasil,
re svuj cestoyni pas, .ktery OBJ
drzel We Vidni,. ponechal u ma
81 vlady Praze a vyzadal- 81,
ably Sc smell zdrzeti ma. Krivo-
Nate do patku tohoto tydae.
/ Tehoz dne4vecer 10 hod.
,cht6li Sc vSichni hornici v La
mech dostaviti hro'nadne ma
kfivoklal teprve domluvam
delegatu Sc podarilo pohnouti
demictvo, ably klidnejSim zpu
'sobem Sc vyridil Fuerstenber-
guv odjezd Il Czech. We ctvrtek
ranO odebrala Sc ma brad Xii
Ivoklat nova 12Glenna deputa-
ce hornicka S pripisem, We KITE
rem zadaji obcana Fuersten-
berga, ably opustil zdejSi kraj.
'Jak sdeluie Cetnicka stanice
ma krivoklate. odejel We. sire
du vecer karel Fuerstenberg
Z Luzne do, Prahy S umyslem
cessovati dale do Vidn6. Tento
,'Hepokoj mel "a nasledek snize
nj uhelne tezby; V utery vyte-
zeno bylo o 20 vagonu uhli me
me, We, stfedu a We ctvrtek row.
nez.
! Pravo Lidu, A. dubna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-24
THE TASK OF FULFILLMENT.

To all intents and purposes the peace treaty with
Germany has been concluded There yet remains to be
affixed the signatures Of the Hun delegates to the docu
ment but in the that they would sign al
though under protest the forecast of thinking the
outcome of the negotiations has been fulfilled and peace
regns But for how long and to what degree of intensity
If peace can be subdvded into degrees Of peacefuness
Throughout all of the negotiations with the Allies
since the signing of the armstce Germanys attitude has
been insncere Her position has been like that of child
who says to ITSELF l do this because have to- but I'll
do it as poorly as can."
The last note Of the huns, communicated to the Al
lies yesterday morning spoke their whole attitude in the
matter of peace when they termed the articles Of peace
impossible of fulfment Their request that the treaty
be brought up before the League Of Nations two years
hence for reconsideration and modification brands their
intentions as plainly as though they were labeled de
fiance"
1t evident that the determination Of Germany is to
make the peace terms impossible of fulfment and they
can succeed if the Allies will allow it. Viewing Germanys
depredaons and intrigues against humanity and civil
zation we have negotiated and concluded just peace
and two years from today ii will be the less just The
danger in reconsideration of the terms at that time is
that Justice may have become tempered with mercy, old
sores will have been partially healed and forgotten in the
rapid course Of events and Germany realized this in max
ing her last counter proposal.
When the Allied delegates yesterday turned a deaf
ear to the whmperng pleas of the pseudorefomed Ger
man nation they ashed to the backs of the worlds pre-
eminent outlaws task Of penance proportonate to their