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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29
Law and Order a
National Issue


Hampton, Va, Nov. IS. That law
and order is a National issue was
made clear by DR.. James E. Gregg
\ principal of Hampton Institute, il
his address before the Negro Organi.
cation Society of Virginia and the
Virginia Negro Teachers Associa-
ton, which held four-day joint
meeting in Lynchburg. DR.. Gregg
said
1.-THE riots, lynchings, and kindred
outrages, which have followed one
another with sickening rapidity dur
ing the past few months at Wash
ington, Chicago, Omaha, Elaine, and
elsewhere, remind us and prove that
this epidemic of feroicty is nation
wide, affecting the North as well as
well as the South. The lynching of
a white man in Centralia, Washing
ton, recently, shows that no race il
safe" In discussing preventive
measures DR.. Gregg added:
This is a time when the white
men, of the South and of the North,
should leave no one in doubt where
they stand: whether for law and
order, for decency and justice and
humanity, or against these funda-
mentals of civilization. The kind
of people who make up mob are
not such as should intimidate any
American who has red blood in his
veins and courage in his soul. We
applaud the occasional sheriff who
defes the members of the mob: are
we sure that we should be equally
brave?
"On the other hand, let me say,
just as frankly and emphatically,
that the colored people of this .coun-
try owe it to themselves and to their
friends to make it indisputably plain
as they usually do - that they are
not countenancing or excusing any
deeds of wanton violence or criminal
reprisal by members of their own
race. Self-defense is one thing !;
murder is another. The lawless man,
whether white or black, is the enemy
! of society. He must be restrained
and sternly punished for the sake of
the whole community.
If the cure of such eyils-lynch-
ing in particular - can be accom-
pilshed through local agencies, by all
means let it be done so. But if not,
the time seems ripe for the adoption
of the course suggested by the At
lanta Constitution" and the Hous-
ton Post namely, Federal inter
vention."
The Negro Organization Society,
of which Allen Washington, Hamp-
toms commandant of cadets, is pres
ident, and John M. Candy. president
Of Petersburg Normal School, is
executive secretary, was heartily en-
dorsed by DR.. Gregg, who said:
THE only sure preventive and
cure of the viciousness, injustice, and
barbarity which lynching reveals Is
through such persistent, thorough
going education of both races as this
Society is carrying on. Better homes,
farms, schools, and churches, better
health, better characterized only
will make and keep Virginia what
Virginia ought TO be-"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29
Link New Orleans With Chi
cago, Says Congressman

"rbira0o and New Orleans should
,..,her by the closest COM
- ties and the most efficient
transportation. The destiny of the
Mississippi valley lies between them, .
said Congressman James O'Connor
Of New Orleans, who came to Chi
cago yesterday to speak at the fifty
second anniversary of Manchester
Martyr" day at Orchestra hall this
evening. Former Supreme Court
Justice John W. Golf of New York,
another speaker, will arrive this
morning.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29
SOCIAL.
SOCIAL.
Celebrates Silver Wedding - 25th
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Hardin, OF
$50 Z. 18th ST., celebrated their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary on
Monday, Nov. twenty-fourth at the
Unity Club with a reception and
dance. Mr.. Julius Avendolph as mas
ter of ceremonies presented the
guests to the bridal party in the club
parlors. The bride wore a gown of
silver lace royal blue satin while the
rest of the bridal party wore equally
charming and handsome gowns.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr. Henry Bowles stopped by on
his way from Seattle to Omaha to
,'reet his many friends Mr. Bowles Is
registered at the Illinois.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

The Saturday matinee Dancing
class at the Appomatox Club under
the efficient dancing teacher Mrs.
Eta Moore continues in popularity.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey of Cincin-
to their brother.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27
MIR. TAFT DISPELS BUGABOO

Ex-President Taft in an article
in the Post flounts the idea that
the League Of Nations is a relig-
ious Issue and declares the aglta
ton over the temporal power Of
the Pope is even more fantastic
than the color line objection.
The article is here given in full
as it is the best exponent IL fav-
Or of the covenant.
1.-The League Of Nations, If it
has done nothing else, has stimu-
lated the unrestrained magma
ton Of its opponents in a most re
markable way. First, it has been
denounced as scheme for giving
Great Britain universal dominion.
Then the charge is that it puts
the white people of the world I'M
der the scheming and cooperating
,ioll1llollDll VI tl1C DldCh,y CllON,
and brown races. Now we learn
that it is 10 be used to secure the
return Of the temporal power Of
the Pope and that it really is a
means OF fastening upon the en-
tire world the control Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church.
1.-The concrete purpose Of
Great Britain suggested was to
use the league armies to aid her
in suppressing the Irish Repub-
lie. The fact that articles 10, y
13, Is and IS deal only with DIFF
ferences between independent HI
tions and can not by any strain
upon the words be extended 70
internal trouble or revolutions
has not prevented the attack upor
Great Britain and also to stir UT
Irish opposition to tbs league.
70 Arouse South, He Says
1.-The drawing Of the color lfnt
was to rouse the constituencies ii
the Senators from the South Z
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27

demand their votes against the
league to avoid negro domination.
It was not pointed out just now /
tn millions of negroes IN Pana-
ma. South Africa, and elsewhere
were going to combine with the
4OO,OOO,OOO Of China or the 30o,-
100000 Of East India, and cast
their votes to change the color OF
present world influences. Nor
it deemed Of Importance to show
lust what could be done through
the proposed machinery OF the
league to take the votes or, when
taken, to give effect to them. IL
was left to the ingenuity OF the
reader or listener to find some
wav Of uniting colors and making
them dangerous in the league. No
such way could be found, 4 that
scare was only Of day S dura-
ton.
"The most recent Of these ct
forts to rouse opposition to the
league in groups supposed to De
influential is the summOnlng from
the vastly deep Of prejudice the
odium theologicum. The A. t. a
is to be arrayed against the lea
que. The fact that the Pope mas
expressed approval Of the leaguf
is enough upon which to predicate
another scare
More Fantastic Than Color Line
''The same kind Of reasoning
that committed the world to ne
GRO domination is INDUCED IN <
show the danger of the conSp1r
Eacv to restore the same power Z
the present occupant Of the Natl
can which Hildebrand welded
Catholic and non-Cathollc coun
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27
An Ordnance Of the Town Of Scotland
Neck Prohibiting the Erection, Main
tenance or use of Privies on Blocks
Nos As, AZ, 81, 81, Sc, 81.

Whereas, the maintenance and use
Of privies in the commercial or business
district Of the town Of Scotland Neck
is @: may become a menace to the pub
lie health Of the town: Now. therefore,
be it ordained L., the Board OF Com,
missioners Of the Town Of Scotland
Neck in regular meeting assembled on
the 10Th day Of June. 1919, that It
shall be unlawful for any person, f-:is.
or corporation to erect, malnta;n= D.
use any privies as defined t'v section
one, Chapter seventy one, Public laws
of 1919 within tha+- portion of the
town of Scotland Neck described as
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27

follows: That portion Of the said
town lying between Ninth and Twelfth
Streets, according to the map of said
town, and designated as follows:
Blocks Nos 46, AZ, 81, 50, Sc, and 81.
Any person, firm, or corporation violat-
ing the provisions Of this ordinance
shall upon conviction be fined 5000
for each offense. Each day such v1o-
lation shall continue shall constitute a
separate offense.
This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect on and from the 10Th
dav Of July 1919.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27
AT THE DIXIE TONIGHT

Tonight will appear the second cpl
Mvsterv.' Who is the Silent Mystery
IS it a man or a woman, or animal
Come out and see.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27

tries which are or may be mem
bers of the league are counted,
and as the former are said to ex-
coed the latter, the conclusion Is
triumphantly drawn that vote
Of the former will secure the
broad temporal power Of the
Pope. Under what articles Of the
lea que this is to be achieved IS
not vouchsafed to us, for the SIM
ple reason that there are no such
articles. The idea is even more
fantastic than the color line.
"The far-fetched and wholly
inconsistent arguments against
the league, together with the pal
able misinterpretation of ordl-
nary terms used in the covenant
to bolster up other objections are
fair ground for concluding that
solid reasons against 1t are few
and do not satisfy DIRECTORS. De-
magogic appeals, SO unfounded
reveal the probability Of motives
seeking to decide whether the
league will help our country an6
the world. .
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-27
7THE FEAST OF THE RED CORN

An American Indian Operetta to pc
presented at the Dixie Theatre by home
talent for the benefit of the Baptist
Church. Come and see Weeda, Wanta,
Impee Light, Old Squaw, and the three
little Indians, Pudgee, Wudgee and
Fudgee-The Ghost Of Dead Trees
Dance with its Solo Dancer is a spe-
cial feature. The Chorus is composed
of some Of the best voices in town
The date Of the play will be given Ia
ter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
MIX BUSINESS BIG
n WORCESTER, MASS.
= eaa-s =
II1k Bars Have supnlanted Beer In
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clerks Required
Y, Serve Customer.

" Retatlers are aatounded and do not
k1Qw what To make of fh@ snadea
ara vast volume of trade in fresh
MIX that has grown up since ell
1oQc4d prohibition has become the or"
der III Worcester Mass A trenen-
dear trade is reported in the sale Of
min< by the glass One Main street
1tnpe has opened up d regular milk
hax%And that bar is more popular than
4 eplpD Of the oIa~tin1e hpotch bars
whws me gents In white jackets used
10 ST 'om up.
III ID said that lager beer Hamps
ME hounds, half and~hail swigEers
! md har-dies OF all degrees have taken
! 70 dEnadng milk One store sells
zfom so 10 100 gallons OF cold milk
Avofy day In glasses at five cents per,
\ This d.adH Is continually on the in
orAase. AZ noon and especially TO
wards late afternoon between ana
IN o'clock. there are four clerks slid
~ the coh glasses of milk over the
hnr.
1t cannot be put down as entirely
I Amatter OF habit, but milk vamps are
std to drindE two or three glasses AZ
p4A time ami then take away pint
~ quart bottle In the pocket
Ss During these hot summer days
ypdcestcr milk drinkers find that
tn beverage very satisfactorily sup
sp1aptE beer, which one is reported as
Y ay1ng was used by Worcester people
Uok-eo much because they liked beer
ntx because Il would auench their
'wthkxt. This ice cold milk Is credited
net only with excellent thirst gueneh-
1uR qualities. but has al after effect
~ dear headeLness and satisfaction
8f1ch Is not only liked but highly
Drat1cd by those andalging ia this
snaIIk habit.
ne north works of the American
Ntool q Wire company IN Il ying out
Enflk station within the factory
1fua1ts IL is stated that when beer
Nap shut off from employees in the
|north works there was fear that con-
n1dofable dissatisfaction and unrest
S0Ald develop. The milk station at
The north works. however, has taken
ere Of the beer fans apparently with
sS1nmu3ctc satisfaction, and while beer
I<pn6r1 patronize the new station
There il another following ftrom
snfy4D~R those who did not use beer In
Sf1so eaxiy days. which buys literally
Nh tha xailk.s
81 The company is reported 10 have
found 6at mix is the one best thing
IA salse the place Of beer. II not only
- cooling drink, but liz refreshing
INA fnykorating as we'll There is no
Substitute for beer such as malt ex-
&tncS S0r dacoction of hops that will
otiety tho beer fan as milk liz pray,
60 IA 40.
m IN xadd Aon to the fresh milk there
Hs4 1nrEG consumption Of buttermilk
II vlorecs4cr as well. Mix dealers
aN<& G86kGh a. stating that the sale Of
n ~ the glass has Increased fully
~ 0&9 ~ st IN Worcester One store
-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
DRUG h{H HEAR LAW
RELATING To TRADE
Trade Chance So Eliminate Most
riesirabfe Part of Ii.

Al tire National Druggists asaocla-
lion convention held At Rochester, n
IA 15st usaBoH and explanation Of
proposed restrictions and regulations
regarding drug storcs. prescriptions
and intoxicating liquors was given
~ WAYNE u. Whoclert general coun-
2ol GaI the Anti Saloon League At
America. IT WAS pointed out that ma
tionai Prohibition will give the drug
trade a chance to eliminate the most
undesirable part, 81 1t.
II TIM trnde1 IA 4s 10 ro@poTa IT, tl8 ls
opportunity, it viii result In additional
legislation which wll be necessarily
b1r3ensome and embarrassing To the
trade The drug trade suffers greatly
because Of that part which abuses it's
privileges b. the sale of aleoh ollie
patent medicines and preparations for
beverage purposes
There are many legitimate alcoholic
preparations used for toilet. medicinal
and other legitimate purposes. but the
temptarion is to sell them as substi-
tutes for beverage liquor. These prep
arations which are not At for use rs
fnte& ,eants and are not sold for hev-
eraee purposes viii not be lnterfered
with by national prohibition Those
tfrat are In the doubtful class will tn,
watched ana the manufacturers and
retail dealers who distribute them fie-
gallS viii hc called t@ strict account
The cid fake patent medicines used
as substitute for booze VIII have 70
9o. The legitimate druggists and pifar-
fnatjsts have stronger motive than
anygnt e}ge 10 eliminate them II they
cbuStnae. or IL The, i0opheles OF 3o<ers
are left in TIC law it Will only he a
short time nntil al Of these alcoholic
preparations and patent medicines.
which are not Intended for but are.
nevertheless used as Intoxicating bev-
eraEes yin be prohibited
National prohibition will lift the
0rue trade Ia a higher business level,
= thost who are IN the trade viii hon.
+-st +-E44i+-34 Aat,f - tttf n-tzfrrv out the
parpoae II the law The small loss
which viii come from eliminating
doubtful alcoholic preparations will lie
more than offset by tho additional sale
Of lcgitiWate products ana the In
creased purchasing power Of the peo-
pie 70 bay such products under ma
tiqnal prohibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
Fear Landlord Profiteering
Epidemic When Restraining
Law Ceases to Function

sacrifice anything TO throw out men
and women whe were employed in the
government"
As a rule In the landlord and ten
ant affairs only one Judge presidos,
and he finishes his work before Ii
Q clock every morning In Septem-
Der, October and November OF last
year, three. judges were required TO
sit Hnffl o'clock to attend TO these
government employees
These employees could not pay
large amounts for rent and they could
not defend themselves because of lack
Of finance said Captain Peyser
! have practieed law In Washing
ton Tor twenty-one years and / have
never seen a sight like the one at
the Municipal court during the days
Oh the fiu epidemic.
WIDOW has No REDRESS.
Then there was the case OF Mrs
Gould, widow. the mother Of three
boys III the service She was sued fox
possession of "a house and was forced
10 30 because the owner wanted 10
live in 1t himself She obtained an
apartment formerly occupied by "A
man by the name of Carahan. and one
day her furniture and all her wearing
apparel and all her ornaments were
thrown into the street because the
first tenant went into the Municipal
court and confessed Judgment 10 the
CAPITAL Cpnatru ton company the
owner Of the apartment. Then tho
woman had to go and make her home
with a neigh Dor
We got a new trial but the court
said she had no right. But the pitiful
condition In this case WAS that here
vas woman. a widow ana with three
boys In the service helping to defend
ENs a cE srvff o., IL.
and maliciously thrown out of her
apartment by a Legal technicalitv
THE RIGHT TO LIVE
While Tie leEai remedy was NOT
strong enough To protect this woman.
there ought TO bc some morality and
justice In this world that viii say 20
the mother Of theec boys you have
The right 70 I've. The right Of human
liberty | think IL superior 70 the right
war times Mrs C'5uld's daughter
had 10 60 70 one place and she TO an
other. Her daUghter was employed
in one of the departments,
PHONE COMPANY ACCUSED.
There was The case of the Ala
bama Apartment House. hnea with
war workers. There were forty-ore
working In the war department. nine
in the navy department twenty tw o
In the treasury aud twenty-five men
from The families of these people we're
In tNe 4r@ly and navy. This house
was purchased by the telephone COM
nany ard.i made 4 threat against ali
ef the tenants in possession hat they
~egb he thrown out and 1t undertook
10 get possession without court pro-
oeediugs"
!, There were complaints about lack
~ heat where The agents or land
lords told Nd tenants they must tuy
their own coal sen long az the Sauls
bury law vas operative They re
fused 81 make repairs" ard last, but
not leaat they have tnt.midated tho
present expeciart tenant with enough
worries 10 make hIy wish almost that
'he day IT 1eaea may he as far away
As the ralnheW's bet Of gold,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
WINE GRAPES ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND
Inferncnted Grape juice VIII BE
Mannfacturxsi--Scor OF Cars
ON Their Way to East.

Coming OF prohibition has not de-
stroycd the wine grape industry. about
which so many pitiful appeals were
made by the proponents of wine and
becr
According TO Lodi Calf, special
10 the Sacramento Union, the wine
grape ANA Tokay industry of Lodi Is
booming. Scores OF cars of wine
grapes are ROW ON their way East 10
be made up. Everything is running
in fun blast
The Woodbridge winery intends to
make Wine for non beverage purposes.
Ihis wine may later be converted int o
aon- beverage purposes. or the gov
erninent may allow some Of IL to be
used Tor saeramental purposes. Most
OF the product OF Mokeuln,c winery
MI he placed In 50-gallon bar
reis which will be vanished to make
them alright They will contain
nothing but unfermepted grape Juice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30

Save for the sale of 2.75 per cent
beer Atlantic City is dry as result
OF the arrest OF seven beach front
and side avenue dealers as violators
OF the wartime prohibition act.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-27
S O K OIL S K A
HLfDKA.
(Poradatel Tom. VonaSek, 1G47
So. st. Louis Ave, Chicago.)


chteji nabyti silly k dalSimu ko
mani povinnosIi svych. Rodico-
We dbali 0 zdravi ditek prihl&
sill iiz zaiiste sve ditky a vese-
lI, jasavy zivot nastane ma
Sich narodnich telocviCnach. V
tech zaziji ditky ty najSt' asst
nejSi hodiny mladi, V Mich j sta
rostlivi oCcove zapomenou vSe-
dnich starosti, matky Ulevy.
neb pax isou uSetreny bd6ni
mad ditkami, protoze to na Sc
be prevail cvicitelove a cviGi
telky naSich t6locvicnach.
Mnohy zisk tedy plyne Z toho
kazdemu, kdo uGasten ie cvice
nj sokolskeho. Pc delSi cas- V
sloupcich tohoto listu isme pou
kaZovali ma blahodarnOst pc
stovani tGlocviku. Mnohe pfi-
klady uvedeny byly toho iak
sama vlada a iine pfisluSne L.
rady zacinaji 81 vSimati SOU
staVneho cViCeni tela pouka-
zali jsme ma americke Casopi-
sy, kter6 prinaSi pfiklady ruz-
nych cviku donna i V pfirode.
Ony vSak pfinaSi priklady
lednostranne a my odporuCuje
me cviGeni spustavn6 We spoiled
nosi mnohymi iinymi, kde
chut k telocviku je povzbuze-
ma. kde jeden druhym mimo
volne zavodi. Hlavn6 jsme Sc
snazili presvedCiti rodiCe, ze
ditkam od Ia do 18 roku te-
locVik neJVlce prospiVa a po-
badali isme je, by ditkam ma
So t6locvicny sokolske doporu-
GovaIi. WHO'D z toho plynou-
cich lsme vyjmenovali vic nez
dost a mohli bychob takfka do
nekonecna tom pokracovati.
Pristine tydne dostaneme zpra
Wy od cviCitelu o vysledcich to-
hoto naSeho psani a jsme ma
ne nedockavi. Mely ty RUNE
clanky naSe nejakeho vlivu?
Nechaji rodicove sve starSi. dit
ky navStevovat klubovni mist
nosti pochybneho razu. necha-
il je skotacit ma narozich u
lie, ci dohlednou ma 20, ably by
Ii 6castni cviceni, pri nichz 20
okfeii, .iimiz zdravi a silly ma
bydou? Y eokolovnach nauCi
Sc kazni, piiVyknou 81 spolet-
ne praci a &C hiavniho zyedi
take neco o narodnich
Snahach ch k sve-
mu puvod' L. zorro bude ply
nuh ZlSk vetSi vaz-
most k "a ,hemu, We
nuii po1 YIN podni-
KUN a budou tupovati k
ceSkym spolkum. kdo Sc do
sud nepfihlasil, kdo ieSt6 dit
KY sve zapsali medal, muze tax
uciniti jeste V tomto tydnu. a.
by dlko nepromeSkalo zaCat-
KY. Jest dulezite byti We cviCe-
III od sameho zacatku, neb TAX
sc nabyva znalosti prvnich. "a
kiadnlch cviteni, od nichz Sc
postupuje k slozivejSim, t6zSim
Jen 2 pravidelneho a sou stav-
ne provadeneho cvic mi plyne
vse to, co od neho ocekavame.
NaSe sokolska soustava ie Ia
neliepsl a nejvyhodneiSi. neni
druhe. ktera by Sc il vyrovna-
la, nebot' mas TyrS, filosof dial
do to sve nejlepSi q to postup-
ne bylo zdokonalovano muzi
povolanymi. A naien narad'o-
Wy telocvik bude pestovan V so
kolovnach, RUNE americ ke
hry micove a lima lehka athle
ticka cviceni proto nasi mia
dezl dostane Sc vSeho. DO Gem
tour a co il ku prospechu. Blu
dou sorganisovany Il ruznvch
lednot micove Getty: hazena do
kose, indoor baseball, kopana
atd. pro zimni obdobi base
bailove pro jarni letni a tv
10 cety budou stav6ny proi
sobe, aby sc prokazaly vycvi-
KEN a schopnostmi a nebudou
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ma o piiStim Sletu V Praze, by
Sokolove cesti poznali je z biz
ka pouzili jich ku cviCeni
sveho dorosjg. Cd toho, jak bu
dou tyto snahy sokolske pocho
peny a iak budou ocenovany
navStevou pravidelneho cvice-
nj, zavisi dalsi zamySlene o
pravy a zlepSeni nejen pokud
sc tyce telocvicen, ale iinych
zafizeni. Poplatky ga veskere
vyhody sokolskymi jednotami
poskytovan6 isou nepatrne u
porovnani poplatky ustavu il
nych, ktere mali telocvicny "a
lakadla k jinym ncelum jeste,
kde je telocvik i pri te nadhe-
fe a pohodli ien prostredkem
k ziskani mladeze a dospelych
k cirkvim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-27
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Vecerni jizdy president:

Vecerni jizdy pres.denta
Masaryka. Predmestsky a ven
kovsky lid mezi Prahou a kolo
d3jemi nautil Sc znati presi-
denta republiky Masaryka V
move podob6. President Masa-
iNk jezdiva nyni konmo vecer,
kdyz po celodenni pilne praci
opohsti sve pracovny Ma hra-
de, nebo konferenCni sine ruZ-
nych ministerstev IA sve leto-
V.S.e do Kolodej. Mas lid obdi-
vuje pruznoSt presid antovu, vo
]enSke drzeni tela svezi po-
HE'D jeho milych tvafi. Presi-
dent Masaryk Jest vyborny ie
zdec. Jizda ma Kolodei skyta
mu osvezeni po umorne cinno-
sti statnicke. Nasemu presiden
tn neujde ami jedina udalost V
CeskosloVensl16 republice. @
kazde y3ci se podrobn6 infor-
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slechtickeho stavu povysen
harlem Velikym, odSlecht6n
Harlem Rennerem.
Mestske (byv. nsmecke) di-
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pro prVnl tcskou saissonu di-
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del5l pofad pIedstaycni oper-
nlch, orcretlicll cinoh srnich
The Benson signal., 1919-07-12

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