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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTD-By good tenant, five OF
six room modern house. Call Red
1918.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
Victory Loan Bill UNCHANGED

tGnited Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The sen.
ate finance committee today voted to
report favorably the Victory loan bill
without amendment, as passed by the
house
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
souie-Raiph Wedding.

Leroy Milton Soule of Wayland,
Mo-, and Miss Leona Doris Ralph
were married Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents on
Fulton street. by Rev. Huell Warren
OF the First Christian church.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTED-Woman for fousekeep-
ing; day work only. Black 1858.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

FOR SALD-Modern eight room
house; large barn; So blocks from
postoffice. Might Consider good
farm in trade. Address ky 2, care
Gate City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
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For Society Editor, please ssle-
Elk's Party Z Success.
,ty Editor. ples
phone Isl.

Elk's Party Success.
Tho Elk's dancing party given In
their ball room by the social com
mittee was great success. Two
hundred and Fifty were in attendance
and the music by Agnes orchestra
was particularly good Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Dadant Of Hamilton, were
guests from out Of the city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. March 4,
1919, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
M, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at my farm "a mile northeast
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
on LEASING Bill.

OIL Leasing Bill.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The hcsrso
today agreed to the conference REPORT
ON ths OIL leasing hll
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Used organs taken in
trade from $500 to $4,000. Dun.
can-Scheu Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTED-A good girl for general
homework. Apply 627 Exchange
or phone 267.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTED-Farm hands, also men to
work in vegetable garden: salary
$46 to $50 per month. with room.
board and laundry. have also =
good position for carpenter. book
keeper. and several positions for
nurses and domestics. Write G. F.
Applegate, superintendent Mt. Pleas
ant State Hospital, Mt Pleasant, Ia
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
EntertaIns At Supper Party.

EntertaIns At supper-Party.
One Of the very attractive parties
of the week was the supper party
given by Miss Charlotte Buck in
honor Of Miss Mable Westerhoft
whose marriage to Merrill Majors
will occur Tuesday, March 1. The
table at which covers were laid for
twelve, was very attractively deco
rated In cupids, and from the CEN
terpiece red streamers led to the
place cards which were red hearts.
Spring blossoms were used in deco.
ration throughout the house.
Madam Lenska on Two Years Tour.
The many friends Of Madam
Lenska, the prima donna who has
spent several summers in Keokuk
and Hamilton, will be interested to
know that she has begun two
years concert tour. She Will sing in
the principal cities OF the United
States in the south and west and
then go to South Africa and AUS
tralia. Two Keokuk girls. Miss
Celestine Dickey and Miss Beulah
Well. were pupils of Madam Lenska,
studying at her studio In Chicago.
Students Auxiliary Program.
A large audience of members and
friends heard the program given at
4:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by
the students auxiliary of the Mon
day Music club.
Miss Baldwin and Mrs. John w.
HUDSON of the Monday Music club,
assisted on the program.
Miss Baldwin sang Pastorale, by
veracini, and 1.-THE Fairy Pipers" in
excellent voice. and Mrs. HUDSON
played a double violin number to
the delight Of the audience, playing
Legende, by Bohm, and Tschaikow,
sky number
The high school orchestra under
Prof. Hayden's direction opened the
program with three numbers. The
piano numbers were given by Misses
Lucy Skinner. Nina Buck. Mary Mar
garet COLLISION, by Ira w. Wills, Jr.,
and by Marion Iden Reid.
The musical program was varied
by a reading by Eida Blaisdell and
an aesthetic dance by Elizabeth
Cameron The program was very
well carried out and showed much
thought on the part of the advisory
committee Of the auxiliary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTFJD-We have desirable po-
sition open for young man who
wants to take commercial course in
day school and earn some money
evenings. Tri-State Commercial col
lege. over Ayres' jewelry store.
Phone 1864.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

coast
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

FOR RENT-e room house at 1903
Fulton. Adults only. Modern ex-
cept furnace with nice yard and shade.
Enquire at 1915 Fulton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTED loan money on furni-
ture, pianos, live stock. etc. ON
easy payments. Strictly private.
Keokuk Loan Co., over Miller's shoe
store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

FOR SALE Buff Orpfngton and I
white Leghorn cockerel. 613 Palean
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

LII WE WOULD DEED YOU FROM
20 to 100 acres of good mixed farm
ing land, in the famous Suwannee
River Land Belt, would you assist us
in securing settlers for our bdg land
opening? J. B. Clark, Land Commits
Eioner Of the l.. o. p. & G. r. r,
Co., Box e6, Live Oak, Florida
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
MISCELlANE

If YOU MUST SELL, will buy your
Liberty bonds. Address Lock Boz
216, Kahoka, Missouri.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

LOST-Small purse containing three
five-dollar and one one-dollar bills
and five-dol1ar gold piece. Finder
leave at this office. Reward.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
FOUND.

FOUND-Pair of red rosary beads
with gold chain. Owner can have
same by calling and paying for this
notice.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

FOR SA4AB-Work team and har.
ness. Enquire 1113 johnson st.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-After March Is modern
room house, 715, North Ninth
Dr. w. w. Holmes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27
From Harry FinkbOnc.

Dear Mamma, Papa and Sister:
Well l will drop you a few lines:
am feeling fine as silk, only little
headache. Well it is not raining
today, something unusual, guess 1T
If we didn't we would get wet to our
necks. got a new suit the other
day from top to bottom and I don't
think it will be SO long until we get
to come home. My feet are cold
sitting here writing with four pairs
of wool socks on, and a kid is play
ing on the piano SO | can hardly
n my Christmas mas BOX box New Years day,
and Floyd Thompson got his too, 50
we had all the candy we could eat.
Floyd Poush went on convoy
through Germany and / have signed
up to 60 on one too. | saw Viggo
Rasmussen and Willie Bunch; they
were all right and all the boys IN
sending Several pictures OF this
town here and you can see just what
kind of a place it looks like.
have a place spotted there where l
can get all the French fried potatoes
and two eggs and all the. bread,
butter and Jane jam t can eat for cbe so
here and they can talk little Eng
fish and l can talk some French SO
we have quite a time. Say, l got
your sale bill but it was over when
/ got it. Say If we do have to stay
here l want to stay in this place,
because everyone seems good to us.
The X. of C. place is sure good to
us. We have cloth covered tables
to write on and electric lights to
write by and before we would fight
over a smooth board to write on.
The Y. M. c. A. women usually
plays for us and it is good. The K.
Of C. gives US free chewing gum,
cigarettes, pen, ink and paper, but
of course have no use for the
cigarettes. Say we got out winter
caps and leather Jackets issued us.
I guess Uncle doesn't figure on US
f, rt Say that Mad,ar was rs to1 bad BAD
it? Well I am on guard from s to
~ about every night. II any of the
boys comes home sorry that they did
not get to come across tell them not
to worry but wait till l get back and
tell them about France, and II they
want a service stripe or two will
let them pack my pack six months
and they can Imagine they were II
dandy. There is something doing at at
the "Y" most every night and We
have q ilne time when ! am on
guard. Say this is Sunday morning
and went to Catholic meeting
here, the flrst I Vas ever 70. vas
SICK the other day but went up |
e the Needless and he gave ne some
pm and . pound Of salts and Am
Keeling 0no now. Say I have quit
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27
Letter from Dave McHarness,

My Dear Folks: Your very well
come letters received and l sure was
| SO glad to get them. ! am glad all
are we'll at home, This missile
leaves me quite well: ! am holding
stances. am cooking now. But
am in the 140th Regimental Theat-
rical Troupe and Amusement COM
pany: Gee, / sure do love to help
the boys in that way. Just think
of me as a blackface comedian
with my face camou.flaged.. We
will tour France and play each night
am sure it will be nice for us.
rical troupe from the Iowa division,
meet ing t~ b" boys sAe from Des
Moines, one of them was cartoon
list for the Des Moines Register and
Tribune until he e came into the ne
the customers of mine when l
Lunch in Des Moines. Say, maybe
you think he and l didn't have
lovely visit together He sure is
very fine fellow. also got ac-
quainted with Tommy from Lon
don who went to America to enlist iso
l am going to get to see Paris may
be. 1t will be grand to get to play
in Paris. We will be ready to go
by February LIST. The sooner the
better. l do hope may be able to
be home when Clara graduates. l
am hoping to be on U. S. soil soon.
am glad Otto is home now and am
hoping he will be there when en-, 1 get
some very Interesting tales of do
ing duty in N. O. 1t sure was a
glad surprise to me when l received
his most welcome letter: ! am SO
anxious to be home that I don't
know what to do. / have cold feet
about all day long. We are, getting
real cold weather now. Today is
klue day for me as IS it is rs Sund aSr
the show. You did not know that
your son would be an actor, did
you? I hope l get by with it, as
get lot of pleasure out of it, be-
cause 1 am able to please others.
feel highly honored to get to be an
actor even if l am an amateur. We
have showed twice and haven't re-
cannot use bricks in my business:
Just think, Tuesday I will. be rs
years old. I sure am getting old,
am / not? 1t doesn't seem possible,
does it? 1t will soon be two years. 4
since l was home. A very long
time, too long, in fact. l hope. you
will write often. l am always look
ing for a letter from home. Believe
back t: to )" the tn i i. s. So / may be able
to talk to the people of whom l come
in contact with. I will say bye-bye
for now. l am your loving son,
Dave.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27
Just Flu.

There was a young man let me re-
late to you,
Who had an attack of what we
call flu.
He came in one evening and went to
bed,
And soon covered up from his
feet to his head.
The doctor was called, let me tell
Says he, YOU have got what we
call flu.
Says he, light diet and plenty Of my
pills
VIII cure most people Of their
many ills.
Boiled milk will be your diet from
morning till night,
And soon you will DO feeling
sound and all right.
Be very careful as to what you do,
We must b very careful In doc
toring the flu.
The pills he took, the milk he ate.
He kept people up both early and
He soon got to feeling quite some
He had followed directions up to
the lottoe.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27

He went to the table and ate some
thing that really wouldn't 40
For any one who's been having
the flu.
He ate meat and potatoes with great
delight,
night,
And he was sick, sick as could be, .
And was in great pain from his
head to his knee.
The doctor was called who said this
won't do,
You, son-of-a-gun, you're having
the flu.
Says he; my side and back are sore
1 feel like I'd been twisted around
small tree,
And every time move this terrible
Seems to come two-fold and double
then doubles again.
In fact | really don't know what to
But guess it all goes along with
the flu.
This time he was more careful we
have no doubt,
And soon he was able to be up
and out,
And he was careful this time to eat
Nothing so heavy as potatoes and
meat,
And says he, I must tell you
l want nothing more to do with
the flu.
Now this is true, can prove with
out doubt,
And now he is hale, hearty and
stout.
Now I've wrote the words, you sing
the song,
And we'll all be happy the whole
day long.
Now my friends again I advise you
To be very careful when you have
the flu.
Davis. Pleasanton, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27
From Corporal Floyd Thompson.
Liffalle Grand, France.

Jan. FL, 1919.
Dear Myrl, Roy and Little Garth:
Got your letter written Dec. 26th;
was glad to hear from you and that
We are having better weather the
froze pretty solid last night. There
are 400 German prisoners here work
ing. Two bakery companies are
leaving here today for the coast. We
are patiently, waiting for orders to
ceive them though. hope you can
Year. Would love to see little
Garth, bet he is a captain by now.
Grandma said she was getting
anxious to see him too. Your
Christmas dinner menu sure looked
good. We have good eats but roast
S SaG for ap Changes %aoe W Re must quit
for this time. Your brother with
love, Corp. Floyd Thompson,
Jan. %, 1919.
Dear Folks: Will write you few
lines; am feeling fine, hope you are
all we'll: Has been pretty cold OIL L. the ne
Of a wood detail yesterday. We
rack. A big load of wood only lasts
couple of days. Have electric
lights now. Our lighting system had
always been candles before. Rollie
Dale, brother of Homer Dale, has
been here since Friday visiting the
several of us: Willie Epnerly and
Burley Russell of Leon; Winner, of
Lamont; Harry Snyder, of Van Vert;
Harry Finkbone, Floyd and |.
There isn't even an Iowa boy in ROl-
lies company. He is only 25 miles
from here now and has been attach
ed to the SSth, SO perhaps we will
see him quite often now. / see my
letter of Nov. 2Sth to you, in the
Leon Reporter. There is to be
show tonight. Floyd got a letter
from Edgar Freeman few days ago:
He is in Germany: Alta wrote and
told me about Mr.. Henderson which
l was very sorry to hear. Tell Mrs.
Henderson I haven't forgotten the
nice little party they gave for me;
Tell Mort Ordway l haven't heard
from him for long time. l saw a
letter in The Reporter from David
he stated that he and
Mark Post were all right. How are
the old folks standing the winter?
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway. Grandma
Warnock? Well ! must
quit for this time. Your loving son,
Corp. Floyd Thompson,
Co. F, 351 Inf, A. P. o. 1876.
American EXP. Forces.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27

drinking Cognac altogether. Well,
l expect l had better close, hoping to
hear from you soon. l remain, your
son and brother,
Pvt. Harry H. Finkbone.
Co. F., 351st Inf. A. P. o. 1876,
American EXP. Forces.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27

No. 81O-Misses' Suit of tan
POplin. Jacket lined to
waist with figured silk,
gathered under strap belt,
shawl collar, pockets and
cuffs trimmed with gray
pearl buttons. Two piece
skirt has pockets 600 mn
gathered in back. @LUsUU
No. SO2-I4adies' Suit of tan
Poplin. Lined with figured
silk, shawl collar of self
material, the vestee is of
Hague blue, fastens with
gray pearl buttons, the
back seams and strap belt
trimmed with buttons, two
piece skirt is gathered in
pockets. VOtsUU
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27
Coats and Capes

OOVIo tt7IV ONPOo
No. 29adies' Utility Coat of fancy mixed coating lined to
SATIN with deep cuffs
convertible collar self material side formed pockets
Strap belt and cuffs trimmed with V19 Eli
VAO'Oo
Navy Yalama cloth, vestees
bright large brass buttons
Collar trimmed with black military braid, C1h Eli
No. 1O1-I4adies Navy blue As inches in
with MATERIAL gathered
belt side forms pockets convertible C1Q En-
trimming blue buttons V'o'oo
of tan rcotne, partly lined this model
back trimmed with self
belt Medium CQ1 En-
size convertible w ''oO
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PROTEST zIDU.

Pristl pondeli odpoledne mi
stni zidovske organisaca uspo-
radaji V ulicich do.enniho ne
sta velky prlvod "a nehoz bu-
de protestovano proti prona-
sledovani souv6rcG V Halici,
Rumunsku i jinde We stfedni E.
vrope. $4,000 osob prihlasilo
Sc dosud k pondelnimu pro-
testnimu pruvodu, po n6mz
velka protestni schuze V sini
ma Euclid Ave-. roh vych. II.
IT.. bude nasledovat. Pond6li
bude mijtnim Isra alitdm ia
kymsi polourednim sva ken a
mnozf 2 Mich prijdou k prGvo-
du We snutecnich Satech.
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CESTA Z DELCADY DO LISABONU DO
CiLENA ZA9 HODIN "a MINUT.
DNES VZLETNE K POSLEDNf METZ
PLYMOUTHU v ANGLu.


Washington, e. kvetna Namorni aeroplan NC-4 zaii
still zapadni polokouli savu pho pfekzen Atlantckeho
inga Reada snes abonskem pristave 3O1 dnes od
poledne die clevelandskeho casu.
Vznes dnesniho rama 518 (clevel cas) Ponta Del
gada ma Azorskych osrovech dospel vycenemu ci Por
tugasku hodn "A mnu pr prmerne rychost vice jak
80 uzG "a hodnu. Vzdusni draha New Foundandu do
sabonu, Amerky do Evropy vyzadOvaa pouhych 26 no.
din Al mnu poeitae to cas- arc en vzduhu straveny
Pri prvni pfezitos vyda amercky aeroplan dal-
81 let Lisabonu do Ange kde hodA pfsati Pymouthu,
ktery jest vzdaen IT'S namonich mil Ke konecne
mete historcke cesy vzletne eado die vSeho z zitra
Nejves udalos modernim dopravncvf dvacateho sto-
lett byla uskuecnena Spojenym SatGm nalez palma v6z
svi docieni prvniho ransatlantickeho rekordu
Namofni dfady poukazuji ze aeropan zdrzen by edne
ma Azorech nepfznvym pocasm pfesavka nebya Zavn6
ami nedosatecnou vykonnos srod ami chabos posadky
Ma cele care cd Degady az do Labonu rozestaveno bo
celkem Ia amerckych torpedoborc reez lodi nebyl po
sen, az teprve kyz doszves ze NC4 Portugasku tast
ne pfistal "r~HF WSW
Posadka letade bya taz jako pri vzeu New Found
and6. Ploy byli w. K Hinton E. F. Stone porucic, ope
ratorem radiograckeho aparatu Ceveandan r. c. Rodd
mechanikem f. S. Rhodes. Pfeevs stro uvian byl muz
posadek NC1 NC-3 kterym transaancka costa nezda
ra kef pred aeropanem do Lsabonu privezen byl tor
pedoborcem Upech peetu jest dekovat ez pfiznvemu
v6ru ktery vypravu smelem podnikan vane podporOva
Pret stroje byl ocekavan velkym zastupy lid
stva kdyz l6tado obevo mad rekou Taem propukl lid
nadseny aso do nehoz misty pozdravne vysfely del
haho zvonu Lsabone jest pfele ednym pfedmetem
hovord Americanum davan jest pny kredt, Re Jim
darilo do jehoz provedeni tolik byo pochybovano.
NC4 pfesn6, jako hodnovy sroj snes kdyz byl dri
We krouzi mad Lsabonem, pobize btevnice Rochester
st. Johns, N. F. - SopwithGv aeropan, dvojpoSnk,
n6n1z Ausralec Harry Hawker Mckenzie Geve marne
snaz pTeetnou Atanticky okean nalezen byl 40 40
stupn srky 29 0S zapadn deky americkou lodi Lake
Charlottesville ak hasi bezdrana depese dosa dnes noc
souesky aeropanu posta byy zachraneny vzaty do Fall
mouthu Angii.
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PLAC VfDNE
RAKOUSKO MUzE EXISTOVATI JEN RAMCI
NEMECKA

Widen, sobota, "a. kvena (Opozdena zprava) - "Ne-
mecke byvaeho Rakoska neodvoaene zasveceny
smr bude-l Jim zabraneno pfipojt nemeckemu statu
prohas Kare Set president rakouske republky
podotk ze neve podepsan mrovych podminek Nemc "a
stavacich okolnosti rozmluve situac Rakousku pax
pravi:
"Po dobu prfmer jsme doufal IA Wisonovych clankd
kerch by meo bvt dbano Nadee nase ale doznay zleho
sklaman pokud ce sebeurceni narodd znovuzzen no
vych hranic, povstaych die narodnostnich pomeru.
"35OOOOO CD Nemcd Cechach stall Sc ciznci We vlast
nj zemi pod vadou du Nemce nenavdeciho Take poza-
avky Jhosovan tezce dotyka zejmena Marlboro
Celovci mestech kter bya vzdy rakouskm kde ze jen
neparny poce Slovinc, ktefi pref nami vstoup OBJ
chodni syky Poobn6 skorem bez protesu vzda sme Sc
Trenna.'
"Prifknouli spoenc nemecke provncie Cechoslovakom
hosovan1m aniz by tito spou byl nuceni nest brine no.
vych vaecneho duhu pax to znamenat must mas do
konaly dpadek".
"Rakousko mdze z dostai povinnostem kdyz dostane
starch hranc Navhovana obchodni komse move sta
re saty Rakouska mIze znaena pro sarou f vzkfsen
ztratu svrchovanosti pro move povsale staty.' =
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HydropIan NC-4 dokonaI historcky pfeIe1

V Moravske Ostrave Sc mi
nuly tyden seslo ma sto centra
listG, ably PROFESSIONAL prot o.
mezovani osobni svobody V ma
81 republice. Tajemnik Pergel,
ktery mluvil proti "kapitalis,i-
cke a agrarnicke" Wade nasi,
pravil, ze cantraliste prohlasu-
il boj ministru Svehlovi a ne
zm6ni-li ministr svvch vynosIl
proti tiskove a shromazd'ova-
CT svobode, re budou s MIN m!u
VIII jinak. Ma to odpovedelo
shromazd6ni, ze provedou na
nej atentat. StejEy vykiik Sc o.
zval, kdyz recnik mluvil o mi
'niscerskem predsedovi Krama
rovi. Glen Mar. Shro nazdeni
!Nadvornik pravil. ze V naSi re-
publice jest 70 procent delhi
|k1, ostatnich 80 procent re
,sklada Sc z kapitalistu a me-
st ackych psu. Ma toto prohla-
Iseni odpovedd,o shromazdeni.
re jest nutno, ably techto 80 pro
cent bylo poveSeno.. Nadvornik
dale prohlasil, ze jest oprav-
du ma case, ably Sc zacalo We
Set, pon6vadz veSeni bude tr-
vat douho. Po fftech prijalo
shromazdeni prisluSne resolu-
ce.
Snad staci tyto dve ukazky
vsem poctivym ceskym lidem,
ably seZnali, ze i u mas jest de-
sive temne podzemi a ably pre-
stall mezi sabou gaaiemne ryat
Sc o malickosti a srazili Sc vSi
chni, kteri mali skutacnou la
sku k republice V ochranny
val proti telo zrude socialismu,
ktera bud pracuje proti svo-
bod6 mas vSech a uzasneho du-
sevnlho zatemneni, coz jest
pravd6podobn6jsi, "a cizi peni
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28
ONIEZENi NAMORNiHO ROZPOCTU.
NOVY POLITICKY SMER ZAVRHUJE.
PREPINANi POPLATNi silly
AMERICKEHO LIDU.
PREBYTECNE VOJENSKE ZASOBY MAUI BYTl
PRODANY.

Washington, 27. kvetna. -
Veiky namorni program stav
be lodi, priiaty domem zastup
cu "a posledniho Zasedani, O
ktery Sc sam president Will
son z PariZe zasl2nym telegra-
mem "a 'azoval, Sc nedocka u
skutecneni. Zmena tato znacl
zachranu millionu, ktere by
bez tax velke danove BRINE oh
canstva nesnesiteine zatizily.
Zamezeni valkych ma nornich
vydajG stava Sc nasledkem sta
tutu Ligy narodu. V p.anu
Spoj. Statu bylo staveti po tri
roxy velka i mala plavidla o.
brovsky financni rozpocet, nej-
vetsi kdy hijtorii namorni-
c,vi byl sice povolen domem
zastupcn, ale znemoznen sena
tenn, jak dnes osobne prohlasil
Danials, sekretar namofnictvl,
pred vyborem pro namorni "a
lezitosti. Dormant Danielse w.
lucuje kazdou pochybno,t a
zfej ne nasvedcuje predpo-
vidane zmene dosavadni politi
ky, jez smeruje, ably pop'atna
sila americkeho lidu neby,a de
lie prepinana. Phi povstale de-
bate poukazovano bylo. za dnes
kdy Liga narodG Sc stala skut-
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