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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
VANDERBILT PLANS
WORLDWIDE WORK
Financier Will Not Become
Member of Federal Re-
serve Board.
AID TO EUROPE HIS AIM
Vast Project to Send Materials
Abroad Outlined at Pan
American Conference.
s,,efar p.s,afeh 70 TEE Sun.

4 WASHINGTON, June 5.-If the position
of member OF the Federal Reserve
Board TO I'LL the existing vacancy there
is offered to Frank A. vanderlip. rs re-
ported here this afternoon, he win decline
the tender because he has plans Of larger
activity ahead. according to sources
closely In touch with the recent head Of
the National City Bank.
Mr.. vanderlip intends to take an 40
tive and what 10 believed to be largely
effective part in the solution Of the Sc
rious economic problem facing Europe
about which he has been publicly speak
ing since his return.
His resignation from the presidenc!
Of the National City Bank Is said Il
have been for the purpose OF freeing
himself for the larger activities HI
vaguely referred to in his Economic Clut
address as useful"
These activities are to be directed
largely through the American Interna
tional Corporation. Of which Mr.. Wander
lip Is chairman of the board Of di
rectors, Il Is stated. This corporation
originally the realization Of Mr.. Van
derlip's own vision of a great American
organization capable of financing ant
directing large Industrial and public ser
vice enterprises in any part Of the world
facility through which American CAPT
tai, grown to vast proportions. coult
reach out safely into every corner o
the globe and lead the United State
into the feld OF worldwide investment
has amply demonstrated its usefulness
In the present crisis. It IL pointed out
and under Mr.. vanderlip's Leadership
will help to finance, revive and readJus
chaotic Europe.
That this can be done in an orderly
business way was the expressed belief o.
Mr.. Vanderlip before the Pan-Americal
Commercial Conference to-day. He tolt
the gathering of Latin American repre-
sentatives that they must help restore
European industry.
The American International Corpora
ton, affiliated and connected directly anC
indirectly with the largest financial in
stitutions OF the United States, is de
ciared to be in a position to lead In thu
solution of the problem of the industria
revival OF Europe and in mobilizing thu
vast capital necessary to that revival
Mr.. Vanderlip has made close study OF
the ground OF what is necessary and II
n a position to lead the energies OF tn
corporation in what is said to be thu
biggest piece of industrial and hnancia
organization ever undertaken in history
That he cannot meet with large sue
cess without the hearty cooperation o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
BRITISH TO USE q. s. sExTANT
Navy Grants Its Use to British
Transatlantic Filters.
Special Despdtch TO TIE Sun.

ST. JOHNS, ~ F.. June e.-The Wick.
ers bomber with two engines. which 10
soon to attempt the Transatlantic hight
will set course across the ocean b.
means Of the Byrd bubble sextant, which
successfully guided the NC-t to Europe
Permission to use the new sextaut.
which enables accurate observations TO
be made from speeding. rocking air
plane. was granted to Capt. Jack Al
cock and Lieut.. Brown, the pilots Of the
biplane, by the United States Navy. The
Vickers machine was assembled entirely
to-day, and after a inal testing and
tuning up tomorrow, probably will have
it's first test fight on Saturday. The
great Handley-Page seaplane also Is re
ceiving finishing touches and should take
tho air on Saturday also. The weather
recently has been dry. which has i'm
proved greatly the condition of the land
ing fields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
LODGE WON'T TELL
WHO HAS TREATY


an investigation II they had been maxi
Ing a charge in the public interest and
not merely for the purpose OF tnturing
the great treaty and postponing the es-
Establishment OF peace.
vPersonaliy have no knowledge OF
this matter. I have never seen the
treaty nor asked to see II. do not
know the New York interests that have
copies. II any Of them have copies they
evidently have closer communication
with the enemies OF the treaty than Its
friends. want to know how those New
York interests got those copies, IL they
have them the country wants to know
the Senate must ind out"
Senator Hitchcock recalled that Ben
ator Lodge had stated that he had a
copy Of the treaty in his hands In New
York and read from 1t for an hour and
a half. He adverted also to Senator
Lodges statement that he would not
read the copy until he were free TO make
II public.
Says Lodge Had stolen Goods.
II do not know any moral advantage
OF such a treaty coming into the hands
Of the Senator from Massa chusetts and
being withheld from his associated. II
he held the treaty in his hands he held
stolen goods-goods probably secured
by bribery; goods which the President
and other international representatives
IN Paris had promised should not be
made public for public reasons in order
that the negotiation II the treaty might
not be interfered with
Quoting Senator Lodge that he had
heard Of four copies Of the treaty being
"in existence in New York" Mr.. Hitch
cock added:
1.-The Senator Is very we'll advised evil
IDENTIFY of these nefarious interests con-
corning which the Senator from idaho
Then he quoted Senator Lodge as saying
that "the only place where It 10 not
allowed to come is the Senate OF the
United States"
THAT is a pretty strong statement"
commented Mr.. Hitchcock. that the
President is Withholding copies from the
Senate and permitting It to so to con-
Germs that have special interests in the
treaty. How . Senator could have be-
lieved such q thing and not demanded
an Investigation do not understand
my UNDERSTANDING said Senator
Fall IN. NJ, 'Is that there was TO be
no publicity for the treaty. But have
no information that the President has
refused to give It to the Senate because
a treaty IL given to the Senate in con-
cept by the consent Of the President or
Senate.
I'VE on this side have no information
that the President would decline to give
the treaty to the Senate. but we have
proof that the Senator from Nebraska is
leading the opposition to a request for
the treaty"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
$4,000 OFFERED FOR FLIGHT.
Movie Concern Makes Inducement
for Trip to Australia.

VENICE, Cal, June 5.-An offer Of
$4,000 as prize money for aviators who
will attempt a fight from this city to
Australia, was made to-day by Thomas
II. Ince. motion picture producer
To the first man to land on Aus
tralians soil, $4,000 will be paid, the
announcement said. To the first aviator
attempting the flight. who although fall
ing TO reach Australia, reaches the Ha-
waiian Islands. $4,000 will be paid. In
the event none OF those attempting the
flight reaches the Hawaiian Islands,
$4,000 will be paid to the one making
the best showing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
Falling Hammer Sets IT, Men Anre

hammer falling against the heavy
electric conductor near the Forty-sixth
street station on the Second avenue ele-
waited line yesterday afternoon short cir
Quilted a feed cable carrying 1000 volts
and sent q shower OF sparks upon the
workmenL The clothing OF two Of the
men, Alfred Weston, 20, 307 East
Eighty-f1rst street, and William J. Wat
son. 20, 82s West Twenty-fourth street
was set aire- Other worlmen went to
their aid, beating out the flames with
their hands. Both men were taken to
hospitala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-06
Hitchcock Asks for Precedent.

when we come to the question Of
whether the Senate should break into
negotiations and demand a treaty before
1t has been signed" retorted Senator
Hitchcock, 'the Senator Is going into
field in which he will ind no precedent
fur such a meddlesome demand"
Senator Williams (Miss.) recalled
that President Washington denied the
Senate's right to treaty before its
negotiation was finished Senator Borah
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

the Texas Company is the proven
fcii is flowing al tho rate Of 100
harrcls y day ~ Is 30 frot IN the
sand with total depth around 3,2l0
feet
Tho curry Np I Of the sawc COM
ptuy " showing for oil AZ 5.l6" Zee;
.Rui is S,ui drilling
Tn" NJ i Hrooks 40 I, also ~
the Texas Company Of 10 feet lr no
umr total depth around 3.2l0 feet
la showing tor l25D barrels daily
Tho TcNnA Compau}'s Wcmark y"
! pIso In Steph'>- county. lB making
roo barrels az u total depth ~ q ! 50
feet having dr..lod - feet into The
nine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
BIG OIL PRODUCTION IS
SHOWING NEAR DESDEM0Na

FORT WONTH. Texas. Sept -.
The pus#ihl.rH ~ u producing area
ut considerable sIlc aud ,ilur 90 tHo
west NJ the present DcHlcmout h'ld
have been further sirongthoncd hN
rhr recent ahnwlur In ga" " n
Ourrl,h we'll OF the Magnolia Petrol
cum cunpars ,hrco mtf,s due west
~ tho town.
A,t dcpjn ~ ESQ tcct tho nsual
depth ur hc Duke sand. me well 90
flowing h,twccu ESQ auh 800 barrels
O., coll
IL s only tour foot In the sand
aud ,r NOW shut 1uWu tur pipe ilnr
connections The r'arcsl production
OF 600, Importance l7 the Lewis VOL
~ InmmH aud others U milo ANA a
Ntl' lo aha uuJ.h-
Tho odd Erh'cr wcll short die.
ttu,r west Of the Magnolia lrst IL a
-uaE prnturrr Operators nr, l-"N
iur with some favor un ine poaeibill
tyt ur valuable production I'm this
territory
Three ruut producers huNr iuri
been reported from Scpnous county
with "A trv other woI|s with mineral
showing Tho j G Iurn 80. ? ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
High Cost of Living a Peril
To All Classes States Walsh

100000 population have been raised
~ Nv" years about ON the at,TAg,
20 per Crut.-'n Cucluunu even 5u
per cent while the slender pay oi
III" uu'rehu.2oi county teachers has
remained nearly stationary Some nt
. 'l" present salary averages tn these
mr." classes are startling enough
IN" Literary Digest for August
l9lH d,Dlargci tNat the aycTaE" sal
tIy ut ,.ersNIucu lu the 10 largest
. protestant denominations was uull
'tJ3 then, with "a purchasing power
no greater than 'hat uf $3.50 IN 1914
Ih" year boo, Of one NJ thea" de
H'wluttluus for 1919 finds the hv
"rnE" IN It's ministry To- be 1850. but
'l.s Is "a denomination OF strong
churches with an average member
ship ~ 400, which would naturally
result ion an average SALARY consider
ably above gha' IN denominations
which contain many churches with
memberships ~ 100 or l"sA Figures
ore not available as 20 tho salaries ~
the clergy - the Rumau Catholic
fai'h. hu' 70 is generally known that
there has been practically mo- increase
i0 'hcy salaries and chat IN tho
poorer dl.reses uf that church the
been r.r,
N"''r''u h'"t serious Sufferers.
school Iafc asscr'a thar the oy.
rrHEr salary ~ th" 100000 c'cmou.
.1H and high H'hou. TEACHERS iu the
luited states last year was only
f''". while .u 'H0 villages uf l"a.
Than 2'op population only about
one -hnf Of per rru'.-0 tS per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

tuuu and gas mask factories. where
hey We" earning $40 10 SIS = week..
W" tar II they can grt them
'"Ni'ipns a. $40 20 Sl2 week. and
recent lrv's'lcifiuu shows mat 81
-0l women. ia Sew York m,rrar
i.r N'Hh.'~hucrts ~ prr cent r.
, We less ilav 80 week and on y
i"r cent AZ" paid SO and over
Blamsr, IrofItsring and Waste.
! 40 one who has the Interests "f
w,Tcat body ~ the people At heart
| or Jntcri iha, salaries and wages
| trade and women IN America s.
| 1914 4 industries were TOO high iu
| ~ be a'har anything lc's, can fair
| to ihcirupicd than to rcs'ur" them
war lrchas!ug power before thr
men and 81. the forward looking
fcv years t"g who during the next
the nation holi the drsuuirs u
'crmlucd tina Their hands are dr
'nr workers. itfrcaf'rr the share ~
try shall be * products ~ INDUS.
OF the cNpluiteicr aud 'h' share
wages thrrctor,'ali 10" lees ltrnI
restored hut lncuS' hc mot only
vur's. there mus'N"d. ln other
general increase other Ice "A very
with prices remalnln"noN wages
prices must br mateTNluuarN OF
lu nay opinion tho ny reduced
, entirely hoprl' - II We n"lh"d is
shall continue In the wont ~ We
of higher wages. higher COTS circle
dnruou and dIstrihution ~ Nr'
I prircs s,il and higher rrichlgh"r
We AIr forced 10 turn" TO gain.
| duction ~ prices. and This ,ai r'.
/ be- arcomrNshc b., attacking olt
causes chat have made rrirosl '
! high I'm my Judgment these oau'
Iarc mainly three prof,lccrif
.u,aHhlc wastes iu production q
/ distribution. and the unnecessary q
portinE ont OF America of food "a
/ clothing. not FOR The relief ~ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

4 recently patented night lamp
makes use ~ "a tumb.cr 10 hold tho
mrl and also 'u shl,h the rpmr
from drItt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Massachusetts Senator Says
Public and Profiteers Alike
VIII Suffer.
CHECKS FOR PR0FITEERS
'Unpatriotic Must BE Made
by Law to Take Less Prof
its on Nccessarics."
By DAVID / WALSH.
Omitted States senator trom MIssl-
Chustffs)

Nv DAVID WALSH
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,Nus,,,s
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winch ] heh'Ne on 'hr VINO" 10 D
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i'friH III per 700 OF i"P'dF a"
NhnclnH prices HN" 'he present '.
those VINO h'i"Nb K" me >''AFl'
classes h'ie are many IetHS '
why ihlN Nh'u.a -" 50, iHonEh iH
h'.Na, i'''s on ""''h TO oo'Hh ~
'nN'ry '"''S'''.'iF comparison
go u hr o'5'' ',' hNId '' "h.' NJ
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my 'H' t''N Sunni p''pnfU'A OF
rue ""h'N ''h".hR class Wh"s me
,D'"' 'S nanny derived t"" rra' 's-
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anu SIM investments. "h'i'
Hn''N T"'n'r man " l"iEr return 'a
me rH"ht ,o'''r'aN oi mo 1nN"--
W. - '"'''' WIS II ON wv I'h nee"
n"' '."b P"N'i OF 10" "o.'I'
,,''ih l,.,iho u " LEW "'.""H ana "eprl zen 7.
',I't. "u''' tnnuN ARE SO pi"'rd
,l'"o"'''''l suI'"f from u mo''
wa" ""N "'H'' class
Pinch Felt BEFORE Of Use.
With those who depend FOR their
support upun personal earning.
whether iu the form or wages. sal
aries or professional fees. the situu-
ton IN exactly reversed. The great
majority OF thow--Cunstlutlng I'm
TACT "A .arg" majority OF the people
as WhOl"H#drp ipnyv lOsgrg AL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16
RADENf HURYKANU Y TEXASU.
125 OSOB ZABITO A 1000 BEZ PRl.
STRESl DIE DOSUD NEPOTVR-
ZENYCH ZPRAV.
sKoDY NAPACHANE DosAHUJf q MILLloNu.

Corpus Christi, Texas 15 zaf = Dnesniho vecera roz-
sifovana zde byla popasna zv6s ze byo Corpus Christi
Nueces zaivu naezeno cekem 1875 mrtvol Co zprave
pravdy nemohlo bt do panoci zsteno ady
to ponekud pry prehnanym zpravam.
Houston Texas Is. zari.- Ones pil noci bylo te
lefonem haseno Beevie re stem 1esu mil cd Port
landu, blize White Point nalezeno byo 12O zahynuych
nchz poznn by obyvaele mesta Corpus Christi kter prs
zvoty kdyz cely zav poszen by zahubnym hurykanem
Porandu samotnem maem to mestecku vzdaenem sedm mil
cd Corpus Christi, nalezeno % mrtvol.
Corpus Christi, Is. zafi (Zpravy dfivejsi) Cd do
osob psy zvoy 1000 nych zbaveno pfistfes tropickm
huryknem, kery zde rad pnych 20 hod napachav krom
zrat uvedenych zvotech dskych ez skodu maetku
prozatim odhadnutou mliOny doaru Stav mesta jest
tax povzvy re mayor Gordon Bone pozaa texaskeho gu
vernera Hobbyho dive seniny nrodni gardy pomocnym
zasobami finanGni zalohou. -
Soudn budova pretvorena byla marnici. Phi nemen-
sim dosud 90 osob nachazf zavu rada nych byla
vysoko dmoucm vlnam saetena do more Vsechny clu
sy pokud pfivaem vod nebyl zniceny pracu dsoyne
zachrane nest astn rozpouany zuTvy zive kazdou "a
chrannou akci mad lidske silly ztezuje.
Mesto Jest pne bez pitne vody, neni pynu ami jn6ho
svva a tomu este dostavuje vece ceny nedostaek
potravin Nedosane postizenym pomoc do zrka rama
stane stav nesneseVm Zeeznicn tra bya podemleta
ale pchod meu strany zapadn jest dosud neporuseny
Cee sevel pobfez byo vnami smeteno arom6 Spohnova
sanatore parciho Spoenym Satm kde naezalo 81
mocnelych vond Jnak vsechny drevene stavby az e
dnou propady zkaze Residence navrsich byy jen
patme poSkozeny nekterych odneseny byy dvou vchc
strechy. ss&S&&F(6
merne nepatrnym vankem. jemuz usavitne prudkost
pTbyvao Obyvatee pocatku v6tru mnoho nedba ale liz
vnede dopoedne savalo jech zachrafovan obzn6jSi
~, Zivenf pohroma arci mensm meritku, zasahla
deli Galveston kde pferuena nahlou povodn vozba
ulcnich drahach pocitovana Tampe Foride New
Yorku pax zprava Jest pohreovan parn Munisa
patfc Munson in ktery vypu Mobile do Havany, kan
doraZiti mel TO- zaff.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16
Katastrofalni nasledky zivelni pohromy
SLAVNOsTNf UVEDENl AUTONOMIE
KARPATSKY KYCH RUSU v ZIVOT.

z Kosc a.. srpna. Post. zprava) "Ruskoje Slovo'
pise Dne 21 konao Uzhorod6 avnosni uvedeni
noveho pravce Karpatske Rusi da Jana Becy
urad Vecer Inc 49, m naepeny byy pakaty vojenske
no ktatora Krpatske Rusi vychodniho Sovenska timo
obsahem "Obane Karpatske Rus! Ceskosovenska repu-
bl;ka pni sv ib Bylo nasm pTanim dat vam samospra
ktera by umoznila navrat normalnmu zivou
VOLTA yam uchcat vas narodni sveraz Jakme pomery
dovoy preda dra Brejchy cvin sprawl Karpaske
Rusi Toto jmenovan bude vam zarukou hrancch Ce
skoslovenske reubky mzete svobodne rozvet
satnost svdj nrod vru sv jazyk sve narod
nj obyceje J6no dra Brechy Znac svobodu pokrok OBJ
Karpaskt Rus! Konecne uplynuo let uzasne bidy
vyvoane nest nou vonou Nyn jest mozno lec rany ese
cersve z iru praci CeskoslOvenska repubika, ktera
dosto Verne uechtlym svym zasadam ktere sou zsada
mi vastnm pedava yam srdecne ruku. Chope prace
poTadku miru baho sveho madeho naroda. General
Hennocque t Ones rno konaly ruske kahedrae slav
nostni bohosluz,y hodn dopo konao shromazden
General Hennoque reel adurazn vyzvu praci
pfeda veskeu do rukou dra Brejchy Mstopfedseda
centr&ni karptskoruske narodn rady Vorosn pozdrav
generala Henncqua dra Brejchu jmenem Narodn Rady
m6nem obyvaltva cee Karpatske Rusi Ronicka deputa
Marmarokke Sihote pozdravia generaa Hennocque ia
vrchnho veee a Brechu ako zastupce vlady ce
soslovenske Domava slova pronesa deputaee ably oba
co nedrive ta zaval Marmarose Dr. Brejcha odpove
M SSaehnySrojeyy zddrazn Karpatska Rus dobro
vone Sc pfpoa repubce re vada Cesko
sovenske repubky nebude ncem prekazeti volnemu
voji kutury karpatsko-ruske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16
JIHOSLOVANSkE HLASY PRO POL
SKE TESiNSKO.
kOROSCUV ORGAN ZADA TESfNSKO PRO -
POLAKY
Ia vree sympatie projevovane Jhosav dostava nas
republice divine odplaty ktera opetns pfispse, aby-
chom jednou dGkladns byli vyburcovani
sich pansavistickych snG.

Kdyz oni pfevrat a objevly Sc prve mapy novych
sttd sfedni Evrop vysla Zahfebe mapa
ske repubiky z beze vseho odkrojeno byo Tesnsko p
kresleno do Poska Ponevadz bya anonymn nezaby
vail sme Sc timto nejmrne feceno nedopatfenm. Avsak
posledni co mariborske Straze kera bya vzdycky
hasovana osobn da j. Antonina korosce, do
davna nmestka minserskeho pedsedy hosovanskeho
otevfene rozhodne prohasue Tesnsku, re pravu
patr Poakum List posuzuje vekym opovrzenim mas "a
pas 1Zemi kterem osravsko karvinska uhe
Coveku e pr tezko rozumet oba nrodove zapas
takovou besnos Bezi jen nepatrny kus zeme akka
jen nekolik dedin.
Zrovna tax vylicue dejinny vznam Tesnska pro
mas e pry beze vs pohybnos sto Tesinsko satoprav
ne patri Polakum. TAX = kone lvaha Straze' = kazdy
nestranny ovek must uzna e zde pravo poske sa
Poaci echto krach vrde zapasil Nemci obetovali
pro narodno neobycejne velky penz nyni by NELL
zray pod dosta Cesi Tfeba je take pocita socanl
stuac veke majetky vekostatl sou rukou Nemc1 to-
varnik je Nemec dovedoaci toArne ad je Cech lid je
posky Ovsem nenavdf sv6 nadrizene nechce pft pod
jch panstv vubec Poaci projev Uhrach oprot Ce-
chum kulantnim Celia rada y stoc jako Orava Spis atd
je poske narodnos Poaci prenecha stace CD svych
daku Cechm bez umuvy, takze mali pine ocekava
Jim Cechove prepust Tenska kere je nespone polske
Tento spor pravde hanbou sovanva byo by tfeba Ce
chy upozon mali oproti Sovansvu take povnnosti ne
pouze prava Takovyto ie zaver Koroscova organu
ze dr. Korosec nepatf dobrym a spolehvym pfatelGm
Cechu e znamo Jeho vystupovan Pafiz donna schu-
zch pro jeho sudeny vysmesny proJev posulatu
Uhry vechnO ukazovalo re jeho onske
pTisahy Praze v6rnosti vernost sly Pile Ze
vsak na hosovansky list postavit tax pravdu
tscch Polakl Sovensku prekvapuje Kdyz alsko
hoslovansky spor by vcho byo e stale ceske sano-
vsko ma hosovanske. Co bylo nam vytykano byl
ak nepostavil hned nepratesky boJovne protl
Jhosovannm. nas:m sporu Tesinsko nezadali Jsme
nikoho njak bychom zejmena neodvaz vznestl
bratrum hosovanskym zadost ably snad zaujai ne sta
novisko neutraitu Nerefektova jsme ami jiho-
sovanskou nabdku re by on uja uohy sprostredkova
LII nami Poaky, nebot byhom je konec posavli
do vice neprijemne uohy naprot = Polakdm. Ale
kdyz Korosec zopomne lonskeho prsezneho sbraen
ohIi
nam ceskoposkem sporu tax asnym nepravdam, nebo
vecnymi neznalostm
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OBYVATELSTVO PROTI u
MI POLICISTU.

Macon, Georgia, Is. zari. =
Pc hromadne lidove schulz "a
dalo maconske obyvatelstvo,
ably mesiska komise pro obcan
skou sluzbu vyzvala policejni
3trazniky a hasice, ably ihned
rozpustili svoje unie. Clenstvo
unie hasicd prohlasilo, lie Sc
tax mlze stati jen tenkrate,
kdyz vsichni budou postrileni
strojnimi puskami a policiste
kdyz jim byl komisari rozkaz
predcitan Zahrnuli mestske IL
rednlky posmesnym volanim.
Pc Ieto udalosti svolano by
10 do zdejsich zbrojnic as 200
propustenych vojind, ktefi Sc
jiz drive hlasili do mestske
sluzby, ably byli pohotove \ k
prfpadnemu zakroceni.
Tkalcovske delnictvo, ktere
bylo po ctyri nedele ma stavce
Sc dnes rozhodlo navratiti do
prace.
Albermarle, N. c., Is. zarl.
- Statnl milice a ozbrojene
obcanstvo s.rezi dnesni noci
mesto obavy pred moznymi
vytrznostnli pfi jinem vypuk-
mutt stavky mezi textilnlm del
nictvem. Pred zdejsf tkalcov-
nou udala Sc velka vytrznost,
"a ktere zranen byl serif Bla-
lock a diva muzi.
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sis DUNAJSKOU FEDERACI.

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podunaske konfederace Lde kter eSte dnes ve re by
com mohli Sc spoti svazky ederavnim RakuSany Ma
Parry dokazuji pouze nedovedou domysti ogcke du-
sledky valk Nikoliv nemnzeme mti poticke zavazky
nasim sousedm Konfederace podunaska poticka alliance
stau vznych ma zem nebyla by nicim
iiny nez obnovou byvale dualstcke monarche Jsme p
lis rozradon6n kone6ne sme svobOdn nez abychom po
mysel obnovu svch pout Nikdy nebudeme provozova
takovou poitku Zaiste jest Teba ably move stay do
rozumely Sc ma poll hospodarskem Name z neeps styky
Rumuny Jihoslovany Poaky Budeme navzajem potfe
bovati Jest tedy nejvastnejsim zamu abychom 81
pine dHvefoval Co RakusanI zvlas6 Mad ar yte pfa
bychom ST. ably mimi zahaeny byly dobre syky pfate
ske lee to zavisi pouze nieh.