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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19
LAST OF PRELIMINARY HEARINGS OF ARRESTED
 BISBEE CITIZENS ENDS

Douglas, Sept. lief Dunnegan, of Douglas, charged with complicity in the alleged kidnapping of more than HOO men at the time of their depor- tation from Bisbee, July 12, 1917, waived preliminary hearing today when brought befpre Justice Jack, and was bound over tG the superior court for trial under bonds of $2,O0O
 The Dunnegan hearing completes the preliminary examinations of all those thus far arrested in connection with the deportations. A few non residents of Arizona, on whom it has been found impossible thus far to secure service, remain to be arrest ed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19
Cnamberlains' Collie and Diarrhoe;
 Eemedy in Michigan.

Mrs. A. H Hall, Caseville, Mich, says " Iwish to thank you for your. grand good medicine, ChamberlaIn's Colic and DiarrhOea Remedy. We are never without it in the house, and l am sure it saved our baby life this summer.
 Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseville, Mich. says T have used Chamberlains Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy for many years and it has always given prompt relief.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19

Miss Della R. Phillpot went to Si1- CT Cl.y cn lat Saturday after six weeks visit with her brother Walter Phillpot. Miss Phillpot came here from Wichita, Kans., and has accepted position with the Silver City Electric company as bookkeeper.
 Pickens Anderson and family of Cliff ton were Duncan visitors on Sunday.
 Miss Lola Beavers went to Lords burg on Monday, where she ento the employ of the I.ordsbrrg Mercan- tile company as sa1eslady.
 J. R. Beavers was in town from his farm up the river on Saturday.
 T Blauvelt went to Fl Paso on last Monday, where he expects to locate His family will follow him later.
 Ira N. Frisbee of Ontario, Cal, was a guest of Duncan friends Sunday and Monday on his way to Harvard, which he will attend this year.
 Mrs. Albert Hoch left on Tuesday for Kelvin, Arizona, where she will reside in the future, and where Mir. Hoch has been located for the past few months.
 Miss Mertice Dew returned home on Friday evening from Mesa, where she went the preceding week to at tend the Normal. On account of a dis agreement about credits, she has re tr ned home and will attend the IT. ion high school here.
 Joe Hardy has returned from an al to trip to IT., one and Globe
 Mrs. J R Fowler and daughter, Rolla Mae, returned home on Tuesday afternoon from California, where they spent about two months
 Duncan McNeil, supervisor from Clifton was a business visitor here on Tuesday.
 E. M. Williams of Clifton, manager of the A. c. stores was a business visi- tor here on Wednesday.
 M. O. Simms of Clifton was a busi- ness visitor in Duncan Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. McNeil of the Mount Royal camp went to Clifton on Wednesday TT a short visit.
 R. D. Williams of Sheldon was a business visitor here on "Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Martin and son c. c. Martin went 70 their ranch at Mud Springs on Wednesday afternoon for a short stay.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19
DUNCAN NEWS
New Store

A new millinery and ladies furnish ing store was opened here on Monday by Wilkinson and Carter in the build ng formerly occupied by Ebert Me Laughlin. The store is managed by Mrs. Wilkinson.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19
Buys Garage

Joseph Lovett or Tuesday completed deal for the purchase of the Depot garage from Messers. Martin and Bradshaw, and will conduct the busi- ness in the future. MT. Lovett's friends wish him success in his new venture. MT Bradshaw and his fam fly will soon leave Duncan for the Silver City neighborhood.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19

Washington-All secret Mexican and U. s. records to get full publicity before Senate Investigating Company
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-19

Mo- fh Morenc Southern
 Southern Pacific asbound Train Nos l02 and Westbound trainN at N. ain No at Mixed "
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06

IRWIN ICELY, Editor.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06

Mrs " Malinowsky and daughters
and Jirik spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs R. Kristof-
We are glad to note that John Mol
ton is improving and we hope he will
soon be able to be up again.
Bradley Browns sister left last Fri
day night for her home after spending
week with relatives here.
J. w. Wilson had cars of cattle
shipped here from Kansas City which
he is pasturing on his wheat
John Bordovsky and family, Mrs.
Geo. Kristof and Chas., spent Satur-
day evening with Mrs. Frank Krhct.
Mr. and Mrs John Horak, Mr. ard
Mrs. John Swetlik and Rudolph Her
ak spent Sunday afternoon with rela-
tives in Voda-
Lodge Radhost No. 235 of T.. C. B
J. will give a dance in their hall this
Saturday night, November 8. Music by
Reeds Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Parsons enter
| tanned Halloween evening Mr. ane
Mrs. J. Griffith and family and Mrs
Pryce Owens and daughters A yer,
sociable evening was spent especial.
| by the children.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06

Rev. Parish was with US Sunday
and held regular services.
Glen Erickson left for his home
Monday morning.
Cyrenus, James and Irwin Icely
autoed to Wa-Keeney Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Hattie Lindberg and daughter,
took dinner Sunday at the Wendal
Sites home.
Mr. and Mrs Groesbeck from Ma
toma visited at the N. H. Hendricks
home Sunday.
1t is rumored that Mr.. and Mrs
James Whiteman are expecting to
locate at G1asco, Kansas, soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kellogg and
family spent Sunday at Hill City, also
attended the Christian Sunday School.
Edwin Rosander, from Topeka, is
Visiting here with his uncle, Emil
Anderson.
Mrs. Lizzie Wurst has rented the
building formerly used post Office
and will put in stock of groceries
and dry goods.
Miss Hester Nixon was on the sick
list the first part of the week and Miss
Dotson acted as substitute at the
school house
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield, of Pa1co,
Mr. and Mrs Lee Samuel, from Wa
Keeney, visited at the R. A. Samuel
home Sunday.
It is reported that Philip Hanson
| who was operated on for appendicitis
| at the Hays hospital Thursday morn
ing of last week is improving
Misses Pierson and Yoder, of Ellis
were in town Tuesday making ar
engagements for the Ogallah Hall
They are contemplating giving a
| dance Friday evening.
/ Lewis Spilker, of Ellis, has purchas-
ed the barn owned by Theodore
Franks here in Ogallah and is NOV
ing it out onto his farm south of towr
] occupied by Frank Clark
i Mr.. Walter Musgrave of Oga1lah
and Miss Nellie Dietrich, of Ellis
We're united in marriage at the office
of the probate Judge in Hays, Kansas
Thursday afternoon, October Both
4 Their many friends wish them a happy
and prosperous journey through life
i F. c. Hull, of Ellis, was here Mon
day and Tuesday, moving one of Mrs
Jennie Rich's house to Wa-Keeney
; W. D. Caskey was furnishing thu
power but Mr. Hull found it necessar,
to get another tractor to assist q.
Mr. Caskey's engine was not powerful
J enough : -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
SOUTH TREGO ITEMS

Some fine weather we are having
here of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Benisch motored
to Banner Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benisch and
sons spent Monday with George Lob
MANS
The Smith Bros drove a bunch of
cattle to Mr.. Arnott's Monday to
pasture on the wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Sitz, of Hays,
spent Sunday. with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Mckinley and family.
Rev. J. H. Oliver, of Garrison, Kan
sas, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Rensmeyer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wiedeman and
family returned from Russell Tues
day after a several days visit with
relatives.
Tuesday was moving day in our
der and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Benson and
family moved to town to retire.
Messrs. John Weideman and Geo.
Koleber jr., were called to the county
seat Wednesday as witnesses for Lob
man and Oliver case.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ko1eber
jr little daughter, a week ago, the
little one arrived somewhat secretly,
but nevertheless the father is step
ping higher than ever before.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06

Miss Ethel Caskey was school Wis
itor Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Landers is assisting
Mrs. Nova B1akely with her work this
week.
Rev. G. P. Broadfoot assisted Will
Clark with his threshing the first of
the week.
Miss Ruby Rogers departed Tues
day evening for Sharon Springs for
a short visit with her aunt
Rev. W. J. Byers, the Field Super
intendent from the Bethany Hospital,
was in Ogallah Wednesday.
Will Harrison, of B1odget, Oregon,
arrived here Thursday night to help
attend his father, who is laid up with
broken limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rhoades, of Wa
Keeney, accompanied by a sister of
Mrs. Rhoades, visited with Grandma
Marquand Sunday afternoon
Mrs. John Anderson entertained the
Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Light refreshments We're served and
good crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Berdan accompan-
led by their two sons, Orville and
Melvin, departed for Cowe1l, Kansas,
where they expect to remain for the
winter.
Last Thursday, November 80, Tom
Roberts and wife formerly of this
place were here shaking hands with
old friends. They were accompanied
by their daughter, Millie and husband.
| They lost their youngest son, Harry,
| in the tsWorld War"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06

The solicitors for the 3rd A. r. C.
drive are very busy in this locality
and are meeting in most cases with a
hearty response.
The services at st. Michae1's church
in honor of the feasts of All Saints
and All Souls days were so1emnly OBJ
served by the faithful of ST. Michael
congregation.
Miss Matte Thie1 spent her week
end vacation at her home here and
returned Sunday evening to her dut-
les in the school at Voda for Monday
morning.
Wonder if those boys-both large
and small who worked so hard Hal
lowe'en to move everything around
town that could be moved would work
SO hard to help wash and with the
household duties for their wives and
sisters? We guess not.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
COLLYER LOCALS
Watch US grow.

-
Collyer was well represented at
Quinter Saturday evening.
Carl Ward and wife now occupy
the F'Teeter's" residence.
Record another large week of sales
for our lively wide-awake CoIlyer
merchants.
Joe Hladek and family have return
ed from their overland visit at Ellis
and vicinity.
Mrs Mabel Burns returned Tues
day from Arnold where she had been
visiting her sister and family.
Mr.. Wards many satisfied patrons
hope to soon see him and his SON
established in garage of their own.
Our elevators have received large
numbers of loads of dry wheat dur
ing the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Downie enter
tanned their circle of friends Friday
evening with a Halloween party.
Messrs. C.. c. Hickman, Chas. Ser
er's and wives went out to GIenn's
Sunday evening for supper and even
ing.
We are sorry to state that the
health of Collyer's best booster and
our old reliable friend and physician
DR.. Lacerte, is not of the best.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
POSTERS FEATURE DRIVE
ONE NAMED THE SPIRIT OF
AMERICA" BY ARTIST
Foremost Painters Portray "Greatesf
Mother in the World" and
Red Cross Nurse

The services of some of the fore
most artists in the country have been
obtained in connection with the Third
Red Cross Roll Call. November to IL
Posters by Howard Christy and Has
keu Coffin are features of prelim-
mary text poster campaign that is
being inaugurated-
The Chrfsty poster is entitled .@The
Spirit of America" A sflken. flag
the National Colors-forms the back
ground in front of which stands the
appealing figure of a Red Cross nurse
At the bottom of the poster is large
red cross and the inscription Join
The Red Cross nurse is also the
subject of the poster by Coffin This
g in pastel shades and portrays one
81 the mercifu1 workers with arms
outstretched in supplication- The
poster bears only the inscription
Third Red Cross Roll Call" Another
poster has to do with the better health
program of the Red Cross and has the
| Greatest Mother background to
| text which reads Make our Red
| Cross in Peace in War The
Greatest Mother in the World"
More than 10000 window displays
| are being prepared for use in mercan
| tile stores throughout the country
/ Department stores in the larger cities
| have promised to feature these dis
| plays during the Roll Call period
Special moving picture slides AND
motion news pictures have beer
arranged for and will be provided 70,
use prior to and during the campaign
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
voDA ITEMS

Halloween passed off quietly in this
burg.
Mrs. r. Owens is around soliciting
for the Red Cross
J. Horak, of Wa-Keeney, was tun-
ming the piano at Voda Hall Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Wilson left last
week for Iowa to make that their fu-
ture home
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES

Our church services for last Sunday
were well attended. Rev Parish de-
Hvered two fine sermons as usual His
next date is Sunday, November 10th
The c. E. is growing and becoming
more lively. IF you are endeavoring
to be Christian why not join our
Christian Endeavor- 1t will help you
if you viii try to help yourself
Our Sunday School Superintendent
visited the Christian Sunday School
at Hill City last Sunday
Don't forget to come to our first
meeting of the Teachers Training
Class" next Friday evening, Novem-
Der IL Whether you a member
of our congregation or any congrega-
ton we welcome you to come and
study Gods word with u.s.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE

West Bound
No. 119 Passenger---------- m.
No. 157 Freight------- a.. n.
Carries Passengers)
No. 169 Passenger-------- p. m.
No. 1O3 Passenger-------9 p. M
No. 155 Time Freight----1O:55 p. m.
East Bound
No. 154 Time F'reight------3:5O a. m.
No. 1O4 Passenger--------5: 49 a. m.
No. ITO Passenger-------- a. m.
156 Freight p. m.
Carries Passengers)
No. 1O2 Passenger--------1O 1885 p. m.
Will sell in Wa-Keeney, November
g., 1919, horses, harness, wagons and
cows w. w. Parks. Adv. SO 2tp.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
PreSfdentiv zdrayOtni Stay stale
Sc lepSi.

Presidentu Wilsonovi dovoleno
bylo Ve stfedu lekari podepsati ne
kolik pfedloh. Noe uterJ ma
s-fedu byla jeduoaxz heilepsIch KITE
rou president proSel po cas- onemoc.
neni .sveho. DR.. Young John
hopkins znovu We stTedu navstiyil
nemocneho presidenta. prohiasiv
staV presidentGv "a pine uspokoji,
w.
President pred podepsanim clyr
predloh omilostn;l diva vojenske
trestance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24

| Ocekavan jest z Clevelandu Rev.
Llamal : z Washingtonn D. Kral,
ktefi pronesou slavnostni feci.
Vybor Spojene obce Ceskosloven-
ske Ia vsechny Cechoslovaky. v
lichz tele bije jeste to poctive. ces.
ke srdce. ably ozdobili domy sve
prapory americkJch a ceskoslo
venskych bsrvach. At vidi druzi.
re name den pamatny den mad line
vyznamny! J. Ashland Avenue cd
Washington uIjce az ku Collington
Avenue ozdobeno bude prapory.
elektrlckymi svetly a lampiony!
Vsichri. kdo bydlite v casti t6. Jste
zadani dati do oxen lampiony anebo
jimi ozdobiti pr6ceIi hostinnych
domG VaSfch!
Budiz cast tato morem svetel
lesknouci Sc ozdobou a slavnostnlm
nadsenim! Vybor test Sc. ze nasi
verni legionafi. ktefi bojovali krsf
svoji pro svobodu. budou pr6vodu |
v uniformach idouce rukou rnee
bratfimi. ktesi americkych u
nltormach stall mimi zakopech
Vihajice Sc btz bazn6 proti stfeIam
nepfate!
Pfatele! Rodaci! Ukazme. ze
My jsne My!" Il
We srazenych fadach. Sc srdcem
laplnenym laskou. postavlne sehr de
10 siku! Jedna dne 2S ffina po-
IL mas paska: laska ku Vlasti! !
Vybor Spoiene Obce
CeskosIovenske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Zadne nemecst Rakousko

Narodni vybor We Vjdni nSiiaI
navrh. aby Rakonsko budoucnosti
neslo nazev "Republika rakouska
a nikoliv "Nemecke Rakousko.
Polaci musell nSt0Dpiti pred
bOlseviky.
Boisevicke voisko zatIacilo Pola
KY do znacne vzdaIenosti zpet mazi
fekami Berezinou Dvinou.
Anglie pfipravuje Sc XII souzeni
byvalehO Cisare.
Vsechny potfebne kroky pro soud
byvaleho cisare nemeckeho rcineny
byly. jak anglicke.n parlamentu
ohlasil Law zadost vydani *.
cisafe nem6ze byti podana drive
Holandsku. dokud vsechny moci ne.
podeplsi mfrovou smlouvu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
BitVa zuri u Pesrohradu,

U Kronstadtu dobyta byla Kras-
nala Gorka severozapadni armadou
ruskou. Bolsevicke regimenty DO
volany byly z Moskvy ku haienf Pc
tFohradu. Dy6 boIsevicke lodi V
zalivu finskem zniceny byIy anglic.
kym lod 'stvem. N6meck6 delostfe-
lectvo Rigy pablo ma anglieke To-
di. iez zapeti potaly bombardo
Vati nemecke posice. Francouzske
lodi bombarduji Kronstadt cd pon.
deli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Den SVObody Neodyislost republiky Ceskoslovenske.

VyrOci dne, ma ktery otcove mas
cekali. vyroci dne, po jehoz pricho.
du Velci nasi predkove touzili pC
staleti. Sc blizi. Vecne pamatny
den historic Ceskoslovenska, den
28. rijna! Den 28. rijna den. kdy
Cechy Slovac shodili jho ma Sill
IeJich lezici po staleti, kdy Cecho-
slovaci trhli Sc dplne cd schatraleho
trunu HabsburakG. kdy zahrmeIi
uStraSenemu Karlu a nohsledGm iebo
We sluch: ''Az dotud a ne dale!",
den. kdy bez proliti jediue kapky
krve Fidske provedena revoluce, ,kdy
narod osvobozeny. neodvisly odde-
Chi 81, zajasal 81, padl 81 naruc v
lasce sVorne bratrskem obieti I.
den kdyz Ripu Tater spatfena zar
slavy zahalivsi leskem svym Cechy,
MOravu. SIezsko. Slovensko!
Ceskoslovenska republika oslavi
den svobOdy! Nebude jedine osady
We Spoienych Statech. kde Cesi
Slovaci usazeni. ably dne osIavou
Vzpomenuto nebylo! V rad6 jasaji.
cich, ku move praci ma naroda roll
dedicne Sc zas .4cujicich nesmi scha- !,
yeti nase CeskosIovenska obec Bal
timOrska okolni.
Pratele, rodaci! napneme vsech I
ny silly. aby Oslava byIa mas dristoi S
nou. abychom osavou ukazali. ze !
lasku naSi ku rodne k9lebce more Is
nerozdvoji, abychom move vlasti k
naSi ukazali. ze stojime my tu je
ste. kteri tech velikych boiich "a s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24

sVobodu pomahali jsme Americe. lie
tax ochotne postavila sc ku ochran
pomocl osvobozene kolebky nasi Ce
skoslovenske!
Amerika bude patriti ma mas, ns
mas dychtivosti cekati bude Ce
skoslovensko!
Move vzpruzeni. move semknuti
nerozborny kruh! Oslavme der
y. riJna vsichni. nebudiz jedoho,
ma nenoz prstem bychom uk6zati
mohli. re v dobe rekonstrukce. Y
dohe znovubudovanf, hodil 'pracuii-
elm ma naroda roll dedicne klacek
pod nohy!
Osiava dne konana bude v liter1
28. Eiina vecef' Sokolovna Jed
Blesk uvita sini sve CechosIovakv
a jich pfately pnl sedme hodjne
vecer. Pfesne hodinu tn pocne
slavnost proslovem starosty SokoJa
o. ZaVadila. Ma programu oslavy
bude pozdrav 2 Ceskoslovenska ne.
'en5 nam ceskym .lekafem. DR.. K
Drlmlem. zpev pi. TouIove hu.
iebnl cisla. 0 p6l devate presne
'y]de Sc pr1vodu re Sokolovny
ludbou V eele ku budoye Klubu
)emokr. Mladik6 ma Ashland Ave.
lue' kde spoil Sc osadniky kostela
v. Vaclava. kteri pfijdou katolic-
e budovy Sc svymi spolky. .abychom
poleene slavili ukoncili historic.
y. veliky den!
Mayor mesta Broening a kongre
nix Coady, pozvani ku slavrosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Alberto. RitChie

Albert c. Ritchie kandldat "a Guvernera e r1; - *
otatnho nadvladnho Stau Maryland do kterho xdn hv
pred cym ey vetsinou 25 Mr. Richje dobl ev
oean meste Baltimore graduova pravnfk ze skoy nver
y Marylandske roku 1898 Mr. Ritchie GO stal
supcem Pubic Service Commission Maryland Jedeo neba
hJsch udaos leho suzbe pokaza dosahl svon r5oh
paVnckou 1912 ze ziska levne pyn meso Ramore
ohu Gil pracoVa az konecne zvitezi ma 30
cent? "a 600 kubickch stop eekfnvz 10 ma - s 30
K. w. H. - - "'o Z"
Mr. Richie vidal sveho dfadp co Peoples Counsel ~
1915 venova Sc praks sve pavnick podei1 snoes,o
kyz musea snzt plynu sna tez iak ia
no On opet ua toho boova takoven enan 1;do
ope eho prac zvitezi tax Company bya nucena bn
zepsitl Jakos pynu aneb cene Spoesnost 90
sizlt popatek 75c kubickvch stop Tim ns ia.
Batimorskemu rocn9 $780, 600 ~
Jeho Rltche jednan napro spoenosti byo dno
eneJsi clmz 81 sa prizen idu Novny un prines nans5
pochvau Jeho prac tim prokaza neocenenon v
idu Baltimore ~
Jeho schopnos energe ukaaa pnem sat tim 10 byl no
wren ma Demokratltkem stku Statnho
70 leho zvoen pax organisova pravncky
ry prevail vden State Boards Commissions eho
pose navrh zakonodarne 1918 patu ueekam no
VySs sKoan usen kontrakn prace veznci pat
baltimore dana pima Police Board Baltimore nF a
fadniky kef vstoup do voianske suzby zpe usanov s
mory commission. upravil bankovn atd dale nrna
svym vvem GuVernera ku pprave tax Budget Bill Dale
sill suzou pomoc pravnho vyboru ku prjmut Ho ne Rno Pin
Prace Ritche Maryland ednaa mn uznan5 vsh
on by zav"an do Washngtonu by 1fad General
TIE u War Industries Board nehlavne 1ra1 kn s{t6
Mr. Rtchie by narozen 20 srpna 1876 Jest synem
Albert Rltehle nejvyssiho soudl Baltimore
On pracova vas proto vote pro n4ho . nro .t..
cova MIN We vas prosp9ch. p
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Delegatf PraCe OdeSIi z p)ra1,

Delegate delnictva vzdllili sc We
stredu porad narodni industrialni
konterence zasedajfcf We Washing.
tonu. UlOhou konference Jest do
hoda mezi zame tnavatei a delnjc-
tvem. Ma konferenci zastoupen
jest kapital. d6Inictvo a vefeincst
Zastupci delnictva vzdaili Sc DO re-
ci presidenta SIruzeni Prace, Com
= perse. kdyz koIektivni dohodovani
Sc. pro nez delnictf delegati stall
trlkrate prehlasovano bylo delegaty
kapltalu vefejnosti. Zastupci ka.
pitalu dovozuJi. re deIegati organi.
sovane prace chteji zdrtiti vsechny
delnicke asociace krone uni.
V konferenci cten byl pTipis pre-
sldenta Wilsona. ktergm delegation
ma srdce kladI dohodnntf sc O spo.
lecne praci pro dobro Spoien1ch
Stat6.
Senat pro reSeryaCe We smlouye.
Senatni v5bor ma zahranicni zaIe.
zitosti We stfed pfijal IL hlasv
proti 6 deset opraven5ch vyhrad Ku
smlouve mirove. jimiz vykladany |
jsou nektere cIanky smlouvy We
smyslu,ja Spojene Staty budouc.
nosti ma ne hledeti zamysli. Presi-
dent Wilson jest proti vyhradam.
snaze Sc dociliti schvaleni smlouvy.
iak tato Paflzi ujednana byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
P0lSkO pro baIticke Staty.

Nasledkem zahajenl nepfatelstvi
proti L:vensku Sc strany namecko.
ruskeho voiska vyp statni tajemnlk
pol ky M Skrynski oznamil vysl,n
cum baltickych stat1 ze tyto mohou
bez obavy soustfedit veskerou bra.
nou moe proti NemcGm a Rus6m
ponevac Polsko nepodnikne mic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Velike Stdvky ma Obzoru.

Stavka uhlokop1 .m6kSeho uhlj
urcena jest ma den l. listopadu.
Horecne pokusy cineny zameziti
stavce. K nj poii Sc novy pfistrach
V podob6 stavky zeleznicnfch zfi-
zenc0. ktefi rozhodnuti jsou vynu.
It'll 81 zv1seni mzdy a zlepseni pra,
covnich podminek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
CeskoSloyenSti delegati prijeli

Pet Ceskoslovenskych delegate ku
Mezinarodni konferencis Prace We
Washingtonu konane pfijelo Pra.
by lodi LA Touraine. y DeIegaty
lsou: j. Soueek. K. Stika. DR.. Ho-
dac. pf. Marie Majer a pi. Strych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-24
Ne .necke Streliyo Cech5m

Flnancni ministr Erzberger pfi.
znal Sc narodnim shromazdeni. 10
mnozstvi nemeck no armadniho
materlalu, Gene pres 100, 600 600
maTek bylo prodano Sc souhlasem
spoJenc6 Ceskoslovensku. Nemec.
ko pravil Erzberger. dostalo We W.
menu uhli suroviny Cd Ceskoso-
venska.