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Manchester Democrat., 1919-05-21

If you wish your friends to think
that you are prosperous don't ride in
a. shabby car. Drive in and see us
about painting and recovering top, etc.
It will add value to your car.
ELLIOTT AUTO PAINTING CO.,
21-1. Independence, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat., 1919-05-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTOR,

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTOR.
State Of Iowa, Delaware COunty.ss.
Notice is Hereby Given, That the UNI
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor. Of the estatesof
J R. Toogood, late of Delaware county,
deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make inn
mediate payment and those having
claim against the same will present
them, duly authenticated, to the. un-
dersigned for allowance.
L.fC. PREUSSNER,
Executor
Dated May 18th, 1919.
3wks.
Manchester Democrat., 1919-05-21

s .-
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD.
MINISTRATRIX.
State Of Iowa, Delaware COunty,-ss.
Notice is hereby given, That the
undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrative OF the
Estate of Emeline Burpfidge. late of
Delaware County, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the
same will present them, duly authen-
ticated, TO the undersigned for allow
ance.
FANNIE B. NOBLE,
Administrators
Dated May 18th, 1919.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
The Sam. Fifsy Years Aso.-whI

The Same Fifty Years Aso.-While
critics in the United States and Eng
land are having their fiings at the out
rageous doings Of the modern siritft to
just as well to remember that they
used to say the same things about the
girl that married dad remarks the Re-
feree, which reprints the following
from The Sunday Review Of SO years
|ago: ~
= "The girl Of the period is q creature
who dyes her hair and paints her face
as the first articles Of her personal re-
ligion-a creature whose sole idea OF
life is fun, whose sole aim is unbound-
ed luxury, and whose dress is the chief
object OF such thought and intellect
as she possesses. Her main endeavor
is to outvie her neighbors In the ex-
travagance Of fashion. If a sensible
fashion lifts the gown out of the mud.
she raises hers.
IAN men whose opinion Is worth
having prefer the simple and genuine
girl of the past, with her tender little
ways and pretty bashful modesties. to
this loud and rampant modernization,
with her false red hair and painted
skin, talking slang as giibly as a man.
and by preference leading the conver-
sation to doubtful subjects. -. /. All
we can do is to wait patiently until the
national madness has passed and our
women have come back to the old
English idea" *
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
CURRENT EVENTS.
News Happenings Gathered from All
Over tho World.

News Happenings Gathered from All
Over tho World.
The total number of Americans cap
tured during the late war by the Ger
man allies was 4,4S0.
DR.. Epitacio Pessoa was on Monday
inaugurated the tenth president OF
Brazil at Rio de Janeiro.
The legislature of Arkansas in spec
ial session this week ratified the wom-
ans suffrage am, .Lment to the consti-
tuition. g..
Austria has been granted extension
of time to August 6, for consideration
of the peace terms.
President Wilson will not leave on
his speech making tour of the country
before August Is, and possibly not
until the latter part of August.
Kolamann KAMA Won Kanya- Aus
trian minister to Mexico has announc-
ed his intention of resigning from the
diplomatic service. He has been In
Mexico for five and one-half years.
The house has adopted a resolution
requesting Secretary of War Baker tc
place on sale without delay surplu:
food products held by the war depart
ment and valued at $120,0OO,000.
Because of complaint from the army
over the cut and fit of uniforms issued
to enlisted men, the war department
has decreed that hereafter uniforms
shall be made to fit manikins to be
constructed from careful measurement
of 100000 .nen in camps in all parts
of the country. The measuring will be
done by an expert anthropologist.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
Build Now!-Mr. W. B. Moore

Build Now!-Mr. w. B. Moore OF
Yorkville, s. c., in letter to the
Manufacturers Record writes: u
Owing to the advances in building
material and the scarcity of labor,
causing delays in construction, not
withstanding that the capital had been
subscribed for new mill to be erected
by the Waltmore Thread mills to cost
$5OO,OOO, the project has been indef1-
nitely postponed"
Building material is high as COM
pared with some former prices, and
there is scarcity of labor. But in
our opinion, building material will
grow more and more difficult to obtain
and the shortage in labor will largely
increase. We cannot see how there
can be any decline in the price Of labor
or in the cost of building operations
for some years to come, unless there
should come upon us an industrial
depression and a panic which would
mean widespread and terrific disaster.
We do not believe that this condition
is possible. for nothing but revolu-
ton or Bolshevistic outbreak could
halt the advancing business prosperity
of the country, and we have no fear OF
Bolshevism or revolution. Given ordi-
nary stability of government, there
will of necessity be an enormous ex-
pansion of business activities which
will mean an increased demand for
labor and building materials. Build
w!-Manufacturers Record.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

practice OF hacking their faces olten 'l'sl
resulted In their deaths from causes
other than German puiiets OF even .ne
more common death py disease = INES ita
were when they could not De YER
carefui ABOUT seeing tnat tne hniyes
which they used In cutting themselves
were as clean and sanitary as tnes
might be, ana quite olten Diooo poifon-
ing ana gangrene "ousq as'ass see aas ene
no attempt was ever mace ~ snel
French officers 10 stop tnis parDt.lous J
ana dangerous practice on the paas -
the Agerians' This cutting Oh tneS st.c tace
was a part OF the religion oI me-
,gerians ana tne Aliieo. coiiilliaiiu nfie~ "
better than to interfere with any gus
tom of their eastern soldiers wnicn 90
Egeuld In any way interfere wltn u'elr
Freiigion. Y II might nave |, resulted ii
rebellion
Marines MOT very Sareru.
But not only WIN tne negroes onl
the states were these algerian solotels 2
unpopular They suffered qunte 2 Dll t-
at the hands OF tne marines. 1nese
soldiers were required 10 90 q llssso - ~
everything ton the otner side, annons
their most unpleasant tasks peing tnas M
OF almost continuous guard duts IN
some sectlons. oroers ~ ps - -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
GERMANY NEEDS COTTON
Gould Use on. MiIlAn saI.. 8 3, ~ They

Gould Use One MiIlfSn Bales IT. They
Could, Obtain u. 4, q Z
German cotton mills with 1o,oo0. 300
spindles estimated as still suitable for
Operation can consume about 100000
bales Of cotton during the next year. II
means are found to finance the move
|ment Of the commodity from the United
States. said a report by Erwtu w.
Thompson. commercial attac8e the
bureau Of foreign and domestic t6ih-
merce made public last WEDNESDAY,
night.
Mr.. Thompson outlined a plani sDy
which Danish and Dutch tradet may
be furnished cotton for resale tosGer-
many and allowed to assume a part
the credit risks, Ort OF 4. .067, o Is bafe9
of cotton in storage In the United
States on June 80, he estimated very
large proportion was classified In the
lower grades which are especially suit
able for German mills. lliis
S,t.At this time the German mills
would be eager buyers Of the lowest
grades" Mr.. Thompson's report said,
pointing out that during the war they
have been operating on wastes, shod-
dy, nettle fibre, and paper, owing to the
pressure Of the blockade. Z
Cotton experts are agreed that the
cotton in public store in the United
States is nearly all Of grades below
those most desired by domestic mills
Declaring the problem for the Ameri-
can producers and holders Of cotton
was to figure way to offer large az
sorted stocks Of cotton to the German
spinners, and at the same time be Sc
cured for the value Of their property,
Mr.. Thompson said that warehouses
and exchange facilities in Rotterdam,
Holland, now were available Tor
handling such trade.
Several strong trading companies In
Rotterdam are in a position to handle
and finance, cotton into Germany as
fast as they can consume It," he said.
Matters can be 80 arranged with them
that American bankers can finance the
cotton in any amount into safe ware
houses. Holland and Hollanders can
arrange their own credits for delivery
to German spinners in lots to suit
their weekly or monthly requirements.
Owing to great labor troubles at
the moment 1t would be hard to start
up spinning at full capacity even II
the cotton were on the spot. But 1t Is
estimated that within a few months
after cotton begins to arrive the mills
could use 10000 bales q month"
Danish traders are also willing, Mr.
Thompson said, to resume handling
cotton into Russia, and would also
stand willing to join in supplying Ger
many.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

IA-,. x-,x =
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iuesaay tnat ne cleared se,voy on h's
clop ia.' year and y ssery.mns .e wens
rlsut sinl ne eApec'eu W uo liucn pessSl
.lns year. nnele are many o'.e ~ao @
uiu unusuais wen ias. year anu W.
arg iooh,ns iorwau 70 iiluch p pcse<t
resuits TINS year
M.i -. = roro mas purenssea tns
p'aasasion psaaa, NJ On - H.. 'an =
,stne' .o"ns'p on S'A"pa ..sl'. l'sse;
rness ae 10y aclss - .ne 1lc' -. 1u'
!. : ofo 40 nas apoul S'a aecloeo - suln osel
sne conaace y ms lurni'ure pus'ness
,ele ne - a's SOM saessls, n'oiA uno s''e
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ro0nA' 1.,, nsns'on. :
II -, - = 1...n 1':,. = sswl ~: :. Il -.
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anu 1870 = sns naysl tolcss g s'' sne'
n..eo s'alss
J. MISS 49, ~. salet Love. ol ! xorxvilie nas
een ylslss .ns ls'',i'y' = - E y 4
4 - e = elos e.' =
IL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
sTA,TESSEws d sHIIsE,
,Itsms Of Intsrsst csthsrsd Fros, Ar
yssctions of South carslins =

ltsms Of INTEREST cathsfsd FroS, Alfi
Sections 81 South careiina z
A rcbber Or robbers entered me
home Of Policeman stflckisnd at s17
Main street IA Columbia, Monday night
and stole q Smith = Wesson revolver.
Primary elections in the SIKH snd
Seventh districts to name succeosors
Ito Congressman Raesdale ana Leyar.
respectively. have been sot Tor August
2s. Should second primary BE- ,nscz
essary II win Be held on November >. :
The assessment Zee Tor candidates was
fixed at $3.50. 3 {, (,
The ONCE Of fl,k stata r,1payintsnd.
ent Of education : Il busy 1 'shfp0ine
taacherR school reeiatera ana coriss -
the new school law Ia the xortv. @svsn
countv n,nay,n ten ,ants 4 ~ ..d,,c. ~,
The annnal edition of IL school rs~,s- :
ter. REQUIRES 1880 eopies raaohers.
trustees and citizens desiring q school
ree..eer or a cop,s * the fgfb schooI
Jaw can procure either pamphlet y b. s.,
calling on John n Carroli. county
sone,intendent az feducs t,on g
= -. ), :,
Vssa 9 - - -
~ sr,.l .,.sA -. ,s.s r.
~ Pr !. - = = - 49, -. <
~ s,, - t-s - s.. -. ss..s s. hi
~ :, :, ~. 1890. - :, 4. IA
|oSauo "a ttkS BSAotot SkoSktVA ~ 49, A@>sH 2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Fighting IN the Cnurcn.-NOte was
made last week Of the free-for-all
fighting participated in by members
and ex-members of Waxhaw Baptist
church last Saturday week. 1t was a
deporable and disgraceful affair, but
30 long as it was confined to the
church yard it was nobody else's bus
mess.
1t is not amusing. Already three
street fights have resulted from it and
feeling among good men Is running
high. The faction are almost equally
divided and one must admit that some
of the best people the country affords
are on each side. Not only the church
but the community is being split: is al
ready split The breech is widening
and serious trouble may ensue.
Such a situation ought not to amuse
anyone. 1t is Notifying. Every man
who has the good Of the church as a
whole and the interest Of Christianity
at heart should use his influence to
bring about a peaceable settlement of
the difficulty.
The Enterprise has no side. Each
side has many Of our very best friends
among its adherents. We are not in
terested in the supremacy of any fac
ton. We are deeply interested in
preserving good will among the citi-
zens Of the community. To this end
we call upon the preacher and the
leaders Of the church to use their ut
most efforts to restore harmony among
their people. If tleir sense Of per-
sonal vindication or their idea of JUS
tice will not allow them to do this.
then in the interest Of Christianity
they should remove themselves from
their places Of so-called leadership
Waxhaw Enterprise.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Between the coal mine and the rail
road worked for thirteen years before
came to realize that might just a!
easily have been working for myself
and family all the time. Then came
here and took up some land. All
have made since ! have saved, and yot
lean see what we have around u.s.
although there was very little o.
the, grumble in what he said, Mr.. OLE
son did not fail to impress me how
much he realized the advantage thai
lhad been taken of his ignorance and
Inconvenience over q period Of thirteen
years. ~ &
] Prom Mr.. Oleaon and others,
Learned that the first settlers lived fol
the most part In tents made OF the
skins OF buffalo and other animals. and
| for the winter fuel they depended
mainly ON buffalo dung. They burn
coal how for the most part; but they
still collect and keep the dung Of COWS
and horses for fuel s.
!, ,1s.. ~ D.sata 80 .,ong the banks
- - -,sa,. , ana other :, streams . but for q
generation past It has been the GUS
tom to put out trees around newly es-
a s.-.s e-. s-,sts rha .,eeateat
se,s.ar - :, ,o,s uy,ntsrs ~ tb,s iocaIity
= ~. .,,o,, aVsft rTortbara continnine
Gov aow. at : tin,a nile M the snow
,,o,r+ains hiph and not only houses
-. -. ..rn, ,,ndarnootb Around
$1,000 ho,,a. traas lare set ont In
- n,sa,ss an1,, : ,aw ,vards anart and
- .,,aa. .,.sss -. ,ual, grown they
s,,rs,ss l : nsr+s,r ,,,,, sure of protection
.a,r.t tha ariftinr snow. But not
,,Jthstanaine the nrotection Of the
trees Il freouently happens that a
house Is covered under the snow and
the occupants have TO dig themselves
ont Also IL IN often necessary to tun-
~, .fter tba domestic animals
Z .wort an,,nals sr,ch az horses and
,,r,as are turned loose during the
winter and left to shift for themselves
pnt,l the following spring. They gem
orally make It, too. When fall comes
the whole country is covered with a
growth of peculiar kind of grass
that is known as buffalo grass. The
grass holds the nourishing qualities 1t
contains and the horses and mules,
most,y borses 60 down under the
snow after II. In case. of a blizzard,
the horses seem to know by instinct
how to hunt the protection of a
wind brake and they stay behind that
until 1t is safe to come out. BY spring
when the horses are rounded up
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

The island holding the Eddystone
lighthouse is the smallest bit of all
the year around inhabited land in
the world.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Inventors are experimenting with
concrete anchors for ships. some OF
which have steel fiukes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

A plow drawn by a motorcycle
has been invented to keep the ice
on skating rings smooth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Gastonia Gazette, July %: Cub"
Adams, was shot and seriously wound
ed by Murray Parham Friday after
noon near Pleasant Ridge, south of the
city, as the result of quarrel which
has existed between the two men for a
long time. Adams was brought here
Saturday night and is now in the City
Hospital. His condition is not con-
sidered critical at this time although
complications may develop which
would prove fatal, 1t is stated. He re-
ceived two wounds, one in the left
thigh and another in the right leg
which shattered the bone badly. Par
ham came to Gastonia soon after the
shooting and surrendered to Chief Orr.
He will be held in jail until the con-
dition of the man he shot is definitely
determined. He was under the In
fuence of an intoxicant when arrest
ed, officers state. A difference has ex-
listed between the two men for a long
time. Parham stated to the police that
Adams attempted to shoot him several
months ago.. Work will commence
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

A factory in Norway Claims to OBJ
tain aluminium from Labrador stone,
heretofore regarded as valueless.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Bolivia has an extensive deposit
Of coal at an altitude Of $4,000 feet
above sea level. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Twelve hour, 24-hour and ship
time can be told simultaneously, by
q new clock dial. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

An Insulating material made from
milk curds has been invented In Rus
sia.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Iowa Is the corn state. She grew
f02.l47.ooo bushels in 1913. Illinois
was NEXT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

First-class singers rarely die OF
consumption or any lung disease.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01
Ry Lewis nj. Grist.

Proverbial passion Of the negroes
for carving and slashing, though in
our negroes the passion is for carving
or slashing some other negro, is strong
with the Algerians. The faces of most
of the thousands of soldiers of that
country whom l saw were slashed
with from one to a dozen knife cuts
horrible gashes, in many instances eX-
tending completely across the face. 1t
is their custom to slash their faces
with knives before going into battle
and for each battle in which they
participated-there is cash. Imagine
ten thousand of these half civilized SOL
diers, their faces streaming with blood
going over the top and into the Ger
man trenches yelling Allah, Allah
Allah" Enough to make Jerry tremble
with fear, eh?
Unfortunately for them this savage
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

WILSON HOSTEM v LUXEMBUR-
SKEM PALAC.

Pariz, TO- ledna. Pozoruhodnym udalostmi vGerei-
sho dine bylo zasedani nevys ray kde bylo
stuac Rusi slavnostn banket pocest Wsona
xemburskem palac.
Phi hostne prones president spojenych statd nahed ze
nebezpet ez ohrozue dnes Fanc jest nebezpetim ceeho
sveta estlze dasm postupu nebude zadrzeno Celia
Gle cey svet mus vzchopi ably ohrozovan povsechnc
zajmd bylo zamezeno.
Ma schGzi nejvyssi rady byli pftomni Wilson, satn
kreaz Lansing zastupc osatch ctyrech velmoci Shro-
mazdeni popfa hodnu sluhu fancouzskemu
ensov jenz prave vr Ruska, kde byl sv9dkem
hych zmen tamne vlady celkovych pom6r vypra-
voval nebylo uverejneno, krone nekolik 1ryvka:
Rolsevism Jest nepfftelem dohody Jest zodpovednym
"a to- re Rusko cd spoencd odkono dosd stavaic
valky Nemce zaopatrova nenutnesim potravnam
vci PROFESSIONAL pro podminkam pfim9f ez spoenc Ne
mecku dikova Tyranie hrza denne vzrGsajici yyluc-
je krvave naceniky boseymu Petrohrade Moskv9 hra-
mic lidskos Zadny spolek naroI nemGz pratesky
p0sob podobnou ladou jez jest dnes nejvaznej
pfekazkou svetoveho mu Dokud nepadne vada w.
savena bude celia Europa novm agacfm nebezpeei move
valky."
Ultra promluvf vpodobnem smeru vysanec dansk Sea-
VENUS.
Pfi Wisonove banketu shromazdeno bylo ma 800 host
konal avnem rnm sale francouzskych kr kterJ DO
dobne slavnost sto let nebyl svedkem Pocatke upy
nueho stole porada zde hosnu Napoleon ma pocest
vratvsch viteznych generaR President Wilson uyftan
byl Marseason eiz refrain pen by savn5m enorem Vel
Ike parizske opery. - ~ "
70 bankeu odebra president do de Crllen kde
konal poradu americkym mirovym deegaty ,.-'
Mrovy kongres zasedat bude der We stfedu We etyr.
tex patek kazdeho dne akze konecny svetovy mir DO
depsan bude bfeznu Mnoho zalez okolnost aby den
Nemecku zvoena byla saa skutecne zodpov9dna vada
DIE 1rednich sem doslych zprav nabyvaji v N9mecku
pady zvly umirneneis stava opravnena nadee ze tech
to stran utvoen bude rezm niz by bylo mozno "a
vaznSvyjednavati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
DOBRY NASLEDEK LUPIC-
SKE Why.

Dlouhoprst' acke remeslo, je
hoz vlna pritomnou dobou "a
chvacuje Cleveland, rozSiruje
Sc jako Spanelska Influenza I
ma sousedni mesta. V Lorain,
kde panoval starosvetsku zvyk
malo ale odporuceni hodny,
schovavati Gspcry do puncoch,
do slamniku podobnych neji
stych "sporitelen,", pozorovati
jest zvyseny ruch v tamnejsich
financnich ustavech, kde pred
okenkem pokladnika stale sc
tisni zastup novych zakazniku.
Jediny dobry vysledek zvysene
cinnosti zdejSiho "podsveti."
Lorainsky policejni nafelnik,
by zamezeno dalsimu zlocinec
kemu rozmachu v mest6, mari
dill zatceni vSech podezrelych
osob.
Zanechani stareho a nepra-
ktickeho i nebezptcneho syste
mu sporeni bychom odporuco-
vail nekterym neopatrnym
stradaltm V Cleveland6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
AMERICTf VOJACI A MEME
CKE METARKY ULIC.
z6dne styky 5 Nsmkynxmi
nejsou dovoleny.

Koblenc,, 20. ledna. -,Dva-
Get mladych Nemkyn, ktere by
ly zamestnany zametanim ulic
vAndernachu nedaleko odtud
bylo zatceno ma obvin6nf pre-
'stapku prot; narizeni generala
Pershinga, kterym Sc Jim zapo
vida mluviti ma americke vo-
jaky.
Tato zatceni byla provede-
n:, ably bylo zddrazneno roz-
hodnuti americkeho veiltelstvi
nedevoliti bratrickovanf v oku-
povanem dzemi. Ale stejny po
Get byl uznan vinnym a byly
dcportovany do mist "a Meme
ckymi liniemi.
V mensich mistech bylo tro
chu zvolneno vymahani rozka-
zu, ale We vetsich mestech Jest
|rrisne vymahan. Profousova
straz nebo vojenska policie me-
meska zakrociti, kdykoliv Sc
pokusi nektery ddstojnik nebo
vojak mluviti k zen3ke osob6
ma ulici nebo v kavarne.
Cenny nemecky valecny ma
terial je nadale objevovan "a
merckym vojskem, prohleda-
yajicim rozsahla skladiste v
Koblenci a sousedstvi. Dustoi
nfci nasli pres $50 del II mil.
raze a kdze "a vice rlez pull
lnillionu dollard.
Della a kdze pripadaji "a
majetek Americanum jako opu
steny valecny material pod pod
mfnkam pffmeri. Della jsou
We skutecnosti vsechna jako
nova, byvse opravena v po3led
nich meslcich. valky.
Cd te. DOLBY, co Americane
pfisli, jsou vsechna skladist6,
hlidAna silnyni strazemi, ale
fet9z skladist v kraft kolem
Koblenc jest tax rozsahly, ze
Americana doposud nedokon-
Gill svoje vysetrovani, 'jaky ma
terial je ulozen ma rozlicntch
mfstech. 49,:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

Ebertova strana die vsech
znamek zustala viteznou "a ne
.meckych "voleb Svobody." kdy
cely narod mel voliti zastupce
do nemeckeho Narodniho shrc
mazdeni. Odhaduje Sc, re vo
lilo celkem asi 35:OOO,OOO osob,
muzu a zen. - ~:
V jiznim Nemecku strana
socialisticke v6tsiny ebert
Scheidemannova) prosla jen
nepatrnou vetsinou, ohrozena
jsouc stranami klerikalni a
konservativni. Katolici spojili
Sc k snazsimu porazeni stran
liberalfejsich S protestanty.
Nejrac:kalnejsi skupiny pax
docilily chatrnych primo W.
sledkl.
Vzhledem k pOhnute dObe de
ly Sc volby pomerne. hladce a
v pocatku az na povstanf spar
takovcl V Hamburku a nSko
Gka jinych pr6myslovych cen
trech. Berlin zustal klidntns,
patrne nasledkem velktch, via
dn 'ch opatreni bezpeenostnich.
Strojni pusky staly'v pohotovo
sti a vojsko| j S delostreIec-
tvem bylo V kasarnach pfipra-
venO k okamzitemu zakroceni.