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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
TREATY
 IS PRESENTED
 BY CLEMENCEAU
FRENCH PREMIER PRESENTS TEXT OF TREATY TO CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES; RECALLS MEET ING AT BORDEAUX FOLLOWING THE O-PRUSSIAN WAR.

PARIS. June 30.-P)-The text of the peace treaty was officially pre- sented to the chamber of deputies to- day by Premier Georges Clemenceau. In brief address delivered at the presentation, Clemenceau recalled the memorable meeting of the French na- tional assembly at Bordeaux in 1871, comparing it with the meeting of to- day. The meeting at Bordeaux, near ly half century past, was for the purpose of considering terms impos- ed on France by a victorious Prus- sian army
 Clemenceau, in his address today, touched upon the general unrest now evident in many countries and de clared that France should not let such conditions occur if 1t is at all
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
WILL. BE PROSECUTED

WASHINGTON, June 5O-lH)-Ihe department ol justice announced this afternoon that any saloon other liquor house doing business after midnight tonight will be prosecuted the full extept of the law The federal agents are planning deal promptly with the threatened open Vo- ation Q the law'p New York and St. Lous
 It is not necessary that special legislation be passed by congress any 6t states in order to enforce the prohi for the deparupent of justice intends to use the ing machnefytp that end: 'rn~..
 The deparhent ssders and three-quarers per cent acoholj beverages asoNcatng and will, according y prosecut& persons 4nptng to sell liquors of that des- criptor ..- >>%M ""F"|"~
 is reported that h1hdreds o thousands dollars worth hor has been stored By private citizens in anticipation the prolonged drought Reports received today from Var sections of the country say the saloons and wholesale houses are doing business The agents of the department of justice have been notified enforce the pro- hbon law in all cases and to see that there strict com piancc with the in every way.
 TO TAKE NO ACTION
 WASHINGTON June 3O.-(4o)-'rhe department oi justice has decided take action regarding the sale of beer and light pending the decisions of the present litigation The officials arrived this decision late this evening" believing the best pursue in the enforce ment of the prohibition act
 Every government agency will be work immediate to prevent the sale of those liquors of whose intoxicating power there is doubt The sale of any liquor containing more than and three-quarters per of alcohol strictly prohibited and it probable that the federal agents will close down the beer and wine any time.
 This ruling of the attorney general relative to beer ana wines has caused the house judiciary committee prepare demand for the separation of enforcement stop be put beer containing half of per acoho Rulings made today by the internal bureau regarding the sale of alcohol for medical purposes very drastic.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
FOLLOWERS SAY JESS WILLARD
 NOT IN SHAPE

SEVERAL OF THE CHAMPIONS SUPPORTERS DECLARE WILL LARD NOT IN AS GOOD CONDI- TION AS WHEN HE MET JACK JOHNSON AT HAVANA, CUBA.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
DRUNKEN NAVAL OFFICER TEARS DOWN FRENCH FLAG AND EXAMPLES ON IT PRECIPITAT- ING RIOT; CROWD OF FRENCH ATTACK NAVAL OFFICER.
Two Killed and
 Several Wounded
NOT KNOWING CAUSE OF ATTACK NUMBER OF AMERICANS HURRY TO AID OF OFFICER AND GEN ERAL FIGHT RESULTS BE- TWEEN FRENCH AND TANKS.

BREST, June 30.-P)-A most re- grettable incident occurred last night brot on by the act of a supposedly drunken naval officer Spying a French flag flying over a doorway, the officer tore 1t down and began trampling it in the ground. He was attacked by a number
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
WILL. TEST LAW

ST. I.OUS Mo- June 5O-(4J-A meeting o the Retail liquor Dealers association held today 1t was ulanl- molsy decided continue the operation o all saloons re- gardess of the prohibition The officials o1 the asso- citation stated this afternoon that they intended test the measure and did believe they could be forced to close
 They say none the saoons operated by belonging to the association, will close tonight but will all be running 0rrO\N
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
DAUGHTER BORN TO
 MIR. AND MRS. HOFF

An annOuncement reached The Citizen on yesterdays mail of the vicinity. She was married shortly Mrs. J. E. Hoff. of Oakland, Calf Mrs. Hoff was formerly Miss Zella Joy Clegg. niece of Thomas c, Youle of the Model cafe Miss Clegg visited her Fairbanks friends and relatives vicinity. She was marriedw shortly after her return to the states.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01

Jas McPike, the Pedro creek oper- ator who is stopping at the Pioneer hotel, reports work progressing satis- factorily in his district. The opera tors are almost down to pay dirt and several cleanups are expected the latter part of July.
 l.. Lokke arrived on Douse's launch from Nenana Sunday and is a Pioneer hotel guest.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
possible to avoid them.

possible to avoid them.
 In conclusion, the premier stated : We make peace as we make war, without weakness. We must always be cognizant of the fact that in- .ternal peace is necessity for eternal peace"
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PEOPLE
 ARE KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE

ROME, June 30.-P)-An earth quake visiting the vicinity near Flor ence caused the death of one hun dred and twenty persons last night. The small town of Vicchio was con- pletely wrecked. Rescue parties are
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
.SU M IS I REDUCED

WASHINGTON, June 30-(A')-The penny -pInchng politicians are now getting in their deadly work on the sundry oIVl! bill. Appropriation to the amount of two hundred million dollars, after successfully passing the senate, were eliminated in to- days conference. From all indca- tons further cuts in the bill may be expected before it IS out of confer ence.
 The republican members of con- gress declared at the opening of the session they would pursue a policy of the strctest economy and from all appearances they are going ahead regardless of the damage wrought to many important administration pro- Jects.
 NOTHING HEARD
 SEATTLE, June 3o.--lP)-Up un- til a late hour this afternoon, noth- ing of an official nature has been heard here indicating the fate of the Alaska railroad appropriation which IS included in the sundry civil bill. Those who are well informed predict an attempt will be made to cut out the ten million dollar increase in the appropriation granted by the senate.
, 1919-04-10

Tuesday the 9Th instant Mr.. Baumann,
the Danish States Special Commissioner,
acting as attorney for Queen Louise's
Society for the nursing of the sick and
the caring of children in the Danish West
India islands, handed over to Reverend
Hemsath as representing THE Trus tees
of the General Council of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in North America a
deed of gift by which the properties
Owned by the said society, together with
inventory and other belongings were
transferred to the said trustees, who
have taken over the work hitherto car
ried out by the society in these islands
with regard to the caring of children.
At the transfer, which took place at the
Children Home in Frederiksted Mr.. Bau-
mann read the following letter from the
Queen DoWager of Denmark:
In the year 1903 a Committee was
formed under my craftsmanship, the aim
of which was to try to collect the funds
necessary for introducing a rational
nursing of the sick and caring of chill
dren in the Danish West India Islands.
By means of the considerable amount
collected, homes for children, creches
and other institutions were established,
conducted by d~eaconesses from the Dan
ish Deaconesses' Institution" and the
training of native sicknurses and the
appointment of Red Cross Nurses to the
hospitals were provided for.
In the year 1910 the work was consoli-
dated by the forming of Queen Louise's
Society'f for the nursing Of the sick and
the caring of children in the. Danish
West India Islands, with permanent
subscribers, and of this Society | ac-
copied the patronage.
The circumstances which led to the
, 1919-04-10
Mails close for St. Thomas
by "CreoIe" today at 4 p. m.
The schnr. Creole" arrived from st.
Thomas last night bringing New York
and Porto Rican mails.

From the Porto Rico Progress we to-
day reprint a reference to Mr.. M. B.
Leavitt whose absence from this island
has thrown the cinematograph theatre
which afforded such entertainment to a
large section of the community, out Of
reckoning among places of amusement.
Since the exhibition of the serial ELAINE"
Mr.. Svendsen has not shown any new pic
lures, only the old ones which have been
already so often presented by Mr.. Lea
witt that they are altogether stale to
everybody. With regard to the theatre
the Progress says Mr.. Leavitt is erecting
in Christiansted, we have to say that
such is not yet begun. Mr.. Leavitt re-
Gently ~advised3us that he was still inter
ested in the proposition and ready to
build if the other promoters were of the
same mind.
, 1919-04-10

n April Gn.-lne
Communist Government in Budapest has
been overthrow according to rumours
current in official circles, the newspapers
say. M. Belakum, the Foreign Minister
is reported to have been assassinated.
The report does net say whether the at
tempted revolution in Budapest was or
ganized by the Socialists or the Bourgoise
parties.
Paris, April 7th.-Peace Conference
circles received no confirmation this af-
ternoon Of rumours from Vienna by way
Of Basic that the Hungarian Soviet Gov
eminent had been overthr0Wn, and M.
Belakum assassinated. There was an
inclination to doubt the accuracy Of the
report. Soviet elections had been plan
ned for Hungary today, and a general
holiday had been proclaimed.
London, April Enthusiastically: The
airplane of the Short Brothers, one Of
the entries for the 910, 900 race across the
Atlantic, will start from Ireland for New
%Foundland on April 10th, weather per-
hitting. The airplane is expected to
make the journey in twenty hours.
Washington, April 7th.-Lord Reading
authorized the statement today that sug-
g~estions that Mr.. Lloyd George had ad-
Vised the recognition of Lenine or IrOt-
sky, Ino RUSSIAN DOlSIlGVlk l6dU0IS, were
wholly u~nfounded. The Ambassador made
the following statement With regard
to the suggestions which have appeared
in some quarters that Mr.. Lloyd George
had advised the recognition of Lenine
or Trotsky, I am in a positi IN to say that
these suggestions are wholly without
foundation. Mr.. Lloyd George has ne yer
suggested that Lenine or Trotsky should
be recognized. There have been many
reports out Of Paris that strong influence
was being brought to bear to have the
associated Governments recognize the
Bolshevik regime in attempting to work
out a solution of the Russian problem.
Some of these rumours had connected
the name of the British Premier with
the movement"
London April Hh. Reuters Bombay
correspondent under date of March 9th
says: 'Discontent among retail deal
ers in grain, has resulted in rioting.
Two thousand dealers armed with BAN
boos attacked the office Of the Assistant
Food Controller, assaulting that official.
The police are holding an enquiry. No
arrests have been made.
London, April 7th.--The Board of
Trade figures for March show that i'm
ports during the month decreased FL. $50,
600 against March 1918, while exports
increased f17, 106, 900 over that month.
Tho principal decreases in imports were
in cotton "a, 500, 600 and food f3, 900, 900
II $500 a. L. n@n - toINa
, 1919-04-10

organization of the different Institutions
and the moe.ves which contained the
fundamental idea we're based on the
decomposition that the Islands were
DANISH Colonies, the Improvement OF
which was a patriotic task.
The course of events has involved that
this decomposition for carrying on the
work with support from Denmark no
longer exists and the Society will there
fore be dissolved.
1t is however a pleasure for me AMI
fortunate for the people Wlo nave enjoyed
the benefit Of and also appreciated oar
activities that the work connected with
the caring of children can be handed
over to such an institution as the General
Council Of the Evangelical LQrheran
Church in North A nerica, which will
continue to conduct the caring of children
in the same spirit as hitherto, namely
in such manner that access be given to
children of all denominations, md to
this Society the buildings and inven-
tory of the homes for children will
be transferred as a gift.
At this moment where the work fin
ally goes over on other hands and my
name ceases to be connected with same,
| feel impelled to express my thanks,
first to the two institutions which have
contributed 50 essentially towards the
realization altogether OF the work and
which have always willingly aided same,
namely the danish D~eaconesses In
stitution" and the Red Cross Society,",
secondly to all those who in the course
Of the past years have assisted sur
work either by gifts, be it institutions
such as the Colonial Council for St.
Croix or private individuals, or by TAX
ing part in the management-in the
Mother Country or in the Islands-of
the affairs of the Society, and last not
least, to those who with u|nJiring love
for the cause have laboured in and
conducted the daily work, namely the
Sisters sent out from the Deaconesses'
Institution and the Red Cross'1, and
also to all those who have faithfully
assisted the latter and taken their
share of the daily work.
For those who will in future perform
the work of charity among the little
ones | wish and trust that their work
may be blessed and that it may bear
good fruit. In that case our work will
not have been in vain ever if it now
has to cease.
Amalienborg Palace, 10th November
1918.
LOUISE.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Pfeliceni s uher-
skymi terroristy

Budapest, /. prosince. - Velki
zajem jew Sc preliceni s terro
risty, obvinenymi 2 ,vlady "vraz
dami a mu6enim" "a sovetskehC
reaimu Belly Kuna. Jeden re sved
XII vyvolal sensaci, oznamiv, ae
pfiSel z hrobu pravem slova smy-
slu. Sdelil, re bylo mu narizeno
ably vykopal 81 svdi vlastni hrob a
b6hem teto prace stfelen byl Cser.
nym, .iednfm z obvinenych. Byy
ranen, klesl do hrobu, kde byl po
nechan, .jsa povazovan ga mrtve
ho, ackoliv rov nebyl prikryt hli.
nou. Pozdeji, nabyv vedomf, cd
plazil Sc do bezpeci. Jiny svedek
svedcil, re Bella Kun nafidil Cser-
nemu, jednomu re svych hlavnlch
katd, ably usmrtil Poganyho, komi-
safe valky v Kunove kabinete. =
Byv dotazovan po pffeine, odpo-
vedel Bella Kun: "Nenf dosti ra-
dikalnfm - pryc MIN -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Senator Newberry
obzalovan porotou

Grand Rapids, Mich, /. prosin-
co. = Truman II. Newberry, spoil
kovy senator 2 Michiganu, byl OBJ
zalovan velkoporotou Spojenych
stain z korrupce, podvodu spik-
mutt We spojenf volbou, V kteri
podafilo Sc mu porazitl Henry
Forda V zapasu misto senate
Spojenych Statii. Newberry ucha-
eel Sc o togu senatorskou Ma list
ku republikapskem a Henry Ford
ma listku demokratickem. Spolu S
Newberrym obzalovano bylo 1873
osob pro stejne pficiny. Jmena
dvanacti nejprominentneisich me-
byla uvefejnena, dokud nebude
jim dodana obsilka k prellceni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
ODBOR STATU PO-
SLE MEXICKE VIA.
DE NOVOU NOTU
American W. Wallace
nebyl usmrcen voja-
KEN v Mexiku.

Washington, D. G., l. prosince.
- Y mexicke situaci nedoslo k "a
dne zm6ne vlada pokra6ovala v
shromazdovani ddkazd v pfipade
Jenkinsove a zayrazdeni americ-
keho obcana Wallace v Tampico
We stredu minuleho tydne. Totoz-
most zavrazdeneho muze nebyla
dosud zjiSt6na.
Telegram z New Yorku sdelil,
ze William Wallace, mfstopresi-
dent Gulf Refining Co., o kterem
Sc melo "a to, re byl zavrazd6n v
Tampico, je zdrav bezpecf V
jmenovanem meste. Zpravu o tom
ziskala hlavni tfadovna teto spo-
lecnosti. Jedna Sc tudiz o .jineho
Wallace.
Jenkinsiiv pffpad projednavan
bude zvlasf, ponevadz neni We spo-
jeni poslednf vrazdou Odbor sta
tn naffdil jiz americkemu vysla-
|nectw Mexiku, ably ucinilo dota-
Ivy u Carranzovy vlady a poslalo
lined informace novych fasfch
Jenkinsova pflpadu, kterych by
la ucinena zminka mexicke no.
te, odmitajfcf zadost 0 propusteni
konsularniho agenta.
We Wallace-ove pfipade ma Via
'da vsechny potrebne informace a
nyni pracuje Sc ma podrobnostech
krokG, ktere vzhledem k novemu
tomuto pripadu nasili vdci ameri-
ckemu obcanu budou ucineny.
Odbor statu je nepfetrzitem
spojeni V americkym vyslanectvlm
v Mexikn. Veslo We znamost, ze
nova nota v zalezitosti ,Jenkinso-
We byla vypracovana, avsak dosud
poslana nebyla.
Senatof'i a zastupci, shromazdu-
jicf Sc tn k znovu zahajeni kongre-
su, jevili znacny zajem situaci
a je slime NONE, Re bude jednano
0 nj V obou zakonodarnych do
mech v pondelf Neni znamo, ucinf-
Iii president 0 mexicke situaci ne
jakou zmfnku We SVEN poselstvl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Obrovity kamenny
pamatnik We Franciii

Suipes, F'rancie, |. prosince. =
Obrovity kamenny kfiz, nejvetsi
toho druhu We Francii, bude zbu-
dovan jako pamatnik tenn, ktefi
polozili svoje zivoty "a vlast mezi
timto mfstem a Souainem, z kite.
|rehozto mista Francouzove zahaji.
Ii svGi posledni napor "a 1celem
vytlateni Nemc6 Francie. Anne
ricke vojsko vstoupilo do zapasu
ma pravo cd tohoto bojist6 v ma
poru k Argonam a vzh6ru po rece
Maase. Velky billy kfiz mono spa.
triti daleka, jezto postaven byl
ma nejvyssim bodu bojiste. Stoji
uprostfed nekolika set mensfch
kfizd, oznacujicich rovy dGstojnl.
Xxi muzH Dvacat6 osme francouz-
ske brigady, jez zahajila napor v
tomto mfst6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Velky zajem o pre-
sidentovo poselstvi

Washington. ID. G., |. prosince
- Pres znacne studene pocasi pre-
sident Wilson stravil V sobotu no.
dinu ma jiznim portiku Bileho do
mu a po pravidelne tydennf ma
vst6ve Ora. Francise Dorcuma ?
Philadelphia jeho lekafi oznamili
.dalsf zlepseni ieho stavu. Presi-
dent posle svoje poselstvf kongre-
su piisti itery, die oznameni 2. Ri
leho domu. 0 poselstvi toto jeyf Sc
velky zajem, avsak doposud ne
bylo nieeho sdeleno ieho obsa-
hu. President byl pozadan, ably
vysloyil svoje nahledy mirovt
situaci, jakoz o domacich pro-
blemech, zahrnuje to situaci in
dustrialnl President pracoval ma
tomto SVEN poselstvi po posledni
diva tydny. Unava v disledlSu te-
to prace, jak Sc "a to ma, byla pfi-
cinou, re nemohl pfijati senatora
Hitchcocka, naGelnika administra-
cnich sill, po jeho navratu do ka-
pitolu. Neni urcite znamo, kdy
dojde ke konferenci Sc senatorem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
UlSodoIy jsou pfiprarenyk obnovenf prace
IPRUDKA BOURE
v OBLASTI JEZER
| ZAVINlLA SKODY
Osm lidi usmrceno a sta
poraneno We vetrne
bouri.

Chicago, ILL.,, |. prosince. - Nej-
meme osm osob bylo usmrceno a
mnozstvi poraneno v sobotu u
znacna skoda ma majetku zpiiso-
bena y6trnou boufi, provazenou
pliskanici, sn6hem a deStem. Bou-
re- tato povstala severozapadnfm
Arkansasu a prehnala Sc pres sire
dni 1doli a iiani oblast velkych
iezer.
Kommikace byla ochromena v
severnim Arkansasu a v nekte-
rych castech Missouri Kansasu
V dusledku pliskanice a vetru, KITE
Try dostihl prudkosti osmdesati mil
"a hodinu v Detroit, Mich. Vsude
strhal draty, vyvratil stromy ko-
fenti, odval postrannf budovy a
strhl strechy. Pet osob bylo u
smrceno jiznim Michiganu.
Dva muzi zahynuli v Indianapo-
Ills. Jeden Mich byl elektrokuto-
van odtrzenym dratem a druhy
strzen Sc zebfiku, pri cemz zlomil
81 vaz. Jedna zena usmrcena by
la tramem, strzenym mocnym We
trem, v Muncie, Ind.
Skoda na majetku jde do stati-
sic dollaru. Zpravy z t6zce posti-
lenych venkovskych osad v Mis-
souri,, Illinoisu, Indiany a Michi-
ganu dosud nedosly. Boure v do
lejsich castech jezernf oblasti by
la nejprudei "a radu poslednich
let Parolod6 v6tsinou zadrzeny
|byiy v pfistavech. Prudkost vetru
V severni Indian6 dosahla padesa-
ii p6ti mil "a hodinu v Chicagll
padesati mil.
Boufe, jez hnala Sc smerem Sc
verovychodnim, soustredila Sc v
dolejsi casti pobrezi jezera Super
ior sobotu noci. Pc bouri vsu-
de nastalo chladnejsf pocasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
ltalsti socialiste
zadaji propustsni
ruskych zajatcd

Rim, 1. prosince. = Vykonny
vybor socialisticke strany postal
pfipis premieru Nittimu, zadaje,
ably rustf zajatci, prevzatf Italii cd
Rakousko-Uherska byli bezpodmi-
necne propusteni. Socialist6 pro-
hlasuji, ze postaraji Sc jim pra-
ci, ably mohli Sc sami ziviti, roz-
hodnou-li Sc ztstati V Italii. "a
dali take, ably zahajeno bylo Okla
mite jednanf existujfcfmi Via
dami ruskymi o repatriaci zajat-
eli. Rusove jsou internovani ma
ostrove Asinara pri pobfezl Sar-
DIME. Socialiste tvrdi, re Rusy
Sc zachazl nespravedlive, pone.
vadz Italie nebyla We valce s Ru-
skem. ZdGraznuje Sc pax, ze Ru-
sove bojovali po boku spojencii
proti centralnim mocnostem. Do
pis tento obvinuje vladu re spo-
luprace caristickymi diktatory,
Kolcakem Denikinem, nebot do
voluje rusk6 vojensk6 missi, ably
vedla propaganda mezi zajatci "a
1Gelem zfskani jich do armad Kol-
Gakovych a Denikinovych. Propa-
gandist6 jsou pax obvinovani 2 me-
lidskych prostfedki k zlskanf "a
jatcG t6chto pro svou vec.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
AngelesGv syn Sc
ujme otcovy prace

New York, N. Y, /. prosincc. -
Alberto Angeles, 22-lety syn ge-
nerala Filipe Angelese, poprave-
neho Carranzovymi autoritami V
Chihuahua Meste v 1tery minule-
no tydnc, ma v 1myslu ujmouti Sc
prace, pro kteron otec jeho zemfel,
to jest zffditi v Mexiku "demo-
kratickou vladu, jez respektovati
budc mezinArodnf zavazky vlast-
nj svoji nstavu', die oznameni
praye uvefejnsneho. Jako nova
hlava Angelesoyy rodiny, mladik
neidfive musf postarati Sc exi-
stencil svf matky, sestry a mlad-
sfho bratra. JakmiIe toho dociIf,
odcbtfe Sc do Mexika a pfevezme
x4pas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Pfesunovaci v Kansas
City jsou ma stavce

Kansas City, Mo-, /. prosince.---
Pfedsedove zeleznic. nstfcich do
Kansas City, obratili Sc ma guver-
merry stati Missouri a Kansasu Sc
zadostf, ably pozadali federalnf Via
du 0 voisko k zajistenf nepferu.
sene jizdy vlakd behem stAvky
zdejsich zeleznicnfch pfesunovaSd.
Zcleznitnf dfednfci sdelujf, ze bu.
dou ucineny pokusy ndrzeti sluz.
bu loyalnfmi pfesunovaM III.
zenci jinych odbord. Asi 1900
delnfkh je postizeno tonto stkv.
kou, jez nebyla autorisovGna ~
rodnimi 1fednfky unic.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Zemetfeseni bylo
pociteno v Europe

Pafiz, l. prosince. SlabS O.
tres zeme, trvajfci toliko sedm Sc
kund, pociten byl sobotu vecer
v Cannes ma Riviefe. Silnejsf O.
tres pocften byI 0 pGl hodiny po-
zdeji We Folk, ctyficet pet mil jiz-
me cd Toulouse, ma dpati Pyreneji
Jenom mala skoda zp6sobena by.
LA v 0bon t9chto mistech.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Cerny deserter v
cele IndianI Yaqui

Douglas, Ariz, |. prosince. -
Americky cernoch, ktery nedavno
desertoval cd Desateho jfzdeckeho
pluku Spojenych Statii, jak Sc 0.
znamuje, stal Sc viidcem handy asi
300 Indiann, ktera vydaIa Sc IA
vaIecnon stezku a napada osady V
Moctezuma distriktu. Indiani kme-
,le Yaqui jsou acknowledgment a
mexicke casopisy soudi, ze jenom
1plne iich vyhlazenf miize zakon-
citi jejich povstanl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Hnuti republikand
v Rumunsku Sc sirri

Paffz, 1. prosince Hnuti "a
dcelem zffzeni republiky v Rumun-
sku, jez rfzeno je generalem Fofo-
"a Averesco, byyalym ministrem
valky, a Take Jonescu, byvalym
ministrem bez portfolio, rozsifilc
Sc do Bessarabie, Sedmihradska q
Bukoviny, die bukuresfske depest
casopisu Oeuvre. Situace, jak Sc
pravi, je alarmujlcf pro dynastii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Anglicka vojska
pdjdou do Mazurska

Berlin, !. prosince. Depese,
kterou ziskal casopis Lokal An
zeiger Torune, cituje polsky ca
sopis, ktery prohlasujc, ze angli-
cka komise Poznani pravd ziska-
la zpravu, ze 10000 anglickych vo-
.jakd ie v pohotovosti k zaujeti
Mazurskeho 1zemi Polsku, kde
ma dojfti,k plebiscitu. X doprave
tohoto vojska dojde pres Gdansko.