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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

lAce more, Senator Eorah. accuser-
ef4i on behalf OF the :. p has
n TO make trouble. This time he
lily charged In the United states
ke that Herbert Hoover, before
" to Europe TO arrange for food
arving millions. had talked with
~ of the packing industry in This
&xy about getting supplies which
ouId certainly need. This. in con-
on with the bill now pending be
4lAc senate 10 give 500, 900 ooe 10
eh food for the needy inhab itants
The areas invaded by Germany,
Horah the kind Of chance he
xes most.
cortlingiy. he assailed Hoover.
NJ nas always viewed with
mo ATTACKED the meat PACK
t0ward whom the E, o. p. has
DYs nhown marked hostility--not.
Hoover. asked about 1t. promptly
FAITHFULLY denied that he -pcted
~ interest of the packers. Tho
~ amount of the proposed appro-
Men Tor food liz less than ten per
lot the value OF bacon alone cx-
~ from the United States in the
n1AHdar year Spread out over
x1Gty OF food products. IL could
~ most only the slightest pos.
effect on the price of thost
aea In which the packers deal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

Whether Mir. Hoover actually dis
cu@scd with the packers tho possibility
Of the very considerable orders which
he must place with somebody in
America If his mission is to be
effective does not seem anything over
which Senator Borah or anybody else
is entitled to become excited. 1t
thing for Mr., Hoover or anybody else,
facing the task Of making large pur-
chases Of anything, TO have consulted
with the only people in position TO
furnish what he would heed If he
had gone ahead bhndly. and then had
tried 10 buy from somebody else
from whom WOULD he have been
able 10 get at any price tho enormous
supplies of meat and meat products
which Europe's hungry millions need :
senator Eorah as VIC have indi-
Gated at other times, takes himself
too seriously So do other senators.
After the Idaho reacuonary's per-
/ tormsnces in criticising the ship
building program and his Ill based
prophecy that the war department
would never transport to Europe any
/ large share Of the troops promised by
the first Of last July, il would seem
| that everybody would understand the
foolish partisanship which animates
! him and give his fuIminations nc
attention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

OF the French army. who is the
French liason officer uith the press
aiFis'"n. bu lessen arranged the in
terVieW
Du lessen is by way of being half
american, being related by marriage
10 the Nerdiers Of San Francisco. who
own big store there He was in
America with Marshal Joffre. He had
peen working for some time To ar
range an interview with Foch so he
was proud and happy man when he
$1,000 beside the old marshal ana in
troduc.o his American friends as they
MED IN. one after another.
10 an American correspondent an
ih'erFle" with the average general
- not particularly iaonentous event.
In fact, tbey are generally inclined
70 dooge such mectin Is. In cam
paien times when they go around
seeking news, the list person they
want 10 see is a general. Thcv'd
much rather see his chief Of staff. be-
cause hes apt 10 have more items OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
GIVING THEM PLENTY OF ROPE.

nAxin9 things are told of the
Irish Parliament" which has
ely proclaimed the independence
lfeiand and has appointed three
Sates to the peace conference
ESof the delegates being momen-
~ In Jail.
was a very irish proceeding in
The speeches were all In
He and the declaration Of indie
|lence in the same language,
[tgh kindly translated into English
n French for the benefit of the
|nnghtened- II Is said that ali The
Iehes were read from manuscripts
eonouncing the words. but that
ether story.
~ singular part Of the whole
- viewed from this SIDE Of the
Mftc, is that the government does
oe1n Mt all concerned about the
@rnttons OF the Sim Fetners.
TITO, such manifestations OF Irish
AAre been usually signalized by
4oo raid and wholesale arrests,
particular outhurst Of Gaelic
NJ appears 10 have gone farther
pAper--ihan any OF The others,
hAsn't caused ripple 50 far
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

Ls outward appearances go.
Can ii he possible that the British
government has some dire plan laid
NJ for the revolutionaries What 1t
could possibly be requires thought.
Yet presently comes this IL one had
a deep and abiding desire to ohliterate
once for all the Sim Fem pretensions.
and TO make them wholly absurd 10
their own compatriots as well as the
rest Of the world what could better
or more quickly bring that about than
letting them have all the latitude they
want Tho IRISH people. amiable and
warm hearted and patriotic have al
ways been too highly temperamental
To agree for long among themselves
about any one thing except their
aIleEati of hatred toward England.
It's just possible that the british gov
eminent understands this Limitation.
AT last and that ii Is delihrra tcly
allowing the radicals every chance to
show the Impossibiity OF the am
bilious adventure upon which the
youthful and optimistic Sim Feiners
have so cheerfuIly embarked. Ger
tatnly- nothing could DO so discourac-
ing to "A revolutionary as not 10 bc
taken seriously
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

women" coming forth as was won't
ot Hebrew women after some great
victory to great the triun1phal host"
IN Moses song and Miriam's response
the nation found its voice in the first
Hebrew melody. in the first burst of
national poetry, which still lives on
through Handles music" (Stanley.)
Practical Lessons.
What We know of Gods character
and his dealings with men should
make II clear that he acted Justly to-
ward the wicked king of Egypt
Pharaoh had been duly warned of
God and would not yield TO entreaties
given through Moses. so that he was
in no position to be the recipient OF
further mercy.
Hn'nanly speaking. the Israelites
We're in position as related to the
Egyptians. from which there was
no way of escape They were prob
AMY entirely unarmed. and though
they were numerous. they had not
been trained In self protection, for
they had long been in slavery But
Mans extremity is Gods opportun-
lfY. Whatever may be said of the
east wind and its relation to the de-
liverance OF Israel, believers need
have no doubt that Jehovah stretched
ipftn El$ mana or power and caused
the waters TO stand up on either side
like wall, so that his people might
e over he Red Sea on dry land. and
that by the same power he caused the
waters TO return, to the dismay and
death of the pursuers.
In Jehovah'E powerful deliverance
OF Israel. Christians have the basis
for encouragement in undertaking
that which is seemingly i'm possible
Iudson undertook such a task when
he went Burmah. and ii was seven
years before the light heian TO break
upon those benighted people. The
missionaries today face great diffi-
culties but with faith in Jehovah they
advance to the brink of possibility
and then the seemingly impossible
way is found to open"
When the Israelites reached the
Ara ban shore hey broke forth into Il
paean of praise 70 Jehovah. Praise
is not only a 6o1Z. but II is one OF the
highest privileges OF the redeemed
II Israel had reason to be thankful.
have much more to praise
Jehoah for. fSee Psalm 1870
The children Of God. through faith
in Jesus Christ. have been delivered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
WOODS ESTATE IS
VALUED At S1s0,Sl0

Many requests were mentioned in
the will of Henry ". Wood. of the
seed firm of T. W Wood & Sons,
which was admitted TO probate in the
chancery court yesterday. The Wood
estate is valued at $1S0.s0o, the Viz
ginia Trust company and the three
sons zof the deceased--~Robert Wood.
H. r.. Wood and Gordon t.. Mood
being named as executors. Mr.. Wood.
who was a former president of the
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce.
died in New Orleans hast week.
The will is dated April is. 1918,
and is written in what attorneys de
clare is n remarkably clear, concise
and business-hke manner. II is Wit
messed by y. Il. Watt and J. NJ. Carter,
Jr, The document prescribes that all
household and personal effects be left
to the three sons, to dispose of rs
they wish. while automobiles are left
to his sister. Mrs. II. :. MacLean.
Other requests are made as fol-
lows:
To his three sons, $4,000 each; to
his daughter-in-law, Mrs Lucille
Wood, wife of Robert W. Wood
5000 TO his daughter-in-l law, Mrs
Lillian Watson Wood wife of II. II.
Wood. $1,000, to each grandchild.
$1,000; to his sisters law. Mrs.
Evan Fraser. Mrs. Robert Whittet,
Jr., and Mrs. A. NJ FORESTER ST. 600
each; TO his nieces and nephews. 5000
each: to all white emplo"es OF r. w.
Wood & Son. who have been with
the firm FIVE years 5000: colored en-
ployes, 800 each: chauffeur and
house servants, 500 each. bequest
OF $1,000 Is made to the three sons
foE a worthy charitable purpose" to
be telected by any two of them, and
be administered by them without the
aid Of the trust company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
kRICAN CORRESPONDENTS INTERVIEW THE
MARSHAL OF FRANCE

1ermany. Jan. When
~ In the presence Of man
3eoga realize Is perhaps one OF
Stp&t men OF all ages you are
MI feel certain amount of
Unless. indeed. you are
S&n. And not being blase. We
being very deeply stirred
~ Ako. wi1~n VIZ stood before
Sni9fly -buih. bright-eyed old
n the worlds foren ost SOL
SEhai Foch, of france.
II hts private car in the town
TIE first town of any size
EY the Americans after they
~ herman border. The car
i long train of cars which
siding near the Trier depot
~ on w about eighty OF MS
parhy were American cor
Two were English cor
n attached TO the American
xm there were "a couple of
~ American press division.
qnnt Francois du lessen,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
NATURALLY!

fun1 who think all drinkers are
H&o drink. whether or not the
: alcoholic rotations Is per-
ha~e begun to plan for capt.
1l1is theoretically unqgench-
Slsst.
htkeeper at Duck Island near
f,Onnecticat. bag evolved a
H Tor submarine barrooms. His
~ get a lot of C-boats and
e1n or the coast outside 4he
3Amai limit. where patrons can
~ down. drink and 60 home
Without having been seen 10
NV anybody who viii tell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

This ingenious person has rome q
step farther, He has found source
from which to draw the necessary
l-eoa's--naturaiy, the submarines
surrendered by Germany to tho allies.
Perfectly beautiful idea. The Ger
man C-boats would fit in wondo~fuilv
Win That scheme if they were still in
German hands. And il was quite
natural that American U-boats were
not thought OF in this connection. the
american navy having learned and
nracticed the advanta geous policy Of
letting foolish persons and Germans
drink ali the booze.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
Manuel In Mix-Up.

Madrid, Jan 23.-~Portuguese war
ships are bombardiug Oporto. accord
ing to frontier dispatches late today
The navy Is said to remain loyal to
the republic. while the bulk OF the
army has gone over to the insurgents.
Strong rumors circulated all day
long were to the effect that Don Man
uel Is about to land here with view
to proceeding to Portugal across the
frontier the Portuguese naval Gordon
preventing him from dissent barking at
Portuguese port
The Spanish government is in re-
ceipt OF message from the Portu-
guese Republicans saying they hoped
to Quell the revolt in short order
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

from the slavery of sin, from the con-
demnation OF the law, and from the
fear of death. The very freeness of
the Gospel. is likely to make men
thoughtless of its value. But those
who read their Bibles devotionally
will find abundant reminders OF the
wonderful deliverances which God has
given them. and in the secret place
may pour out of the heart gratitude
a-.~' ea-e i-e -is's~ ga, FRY, ','ren~
Ike Jr-11.4 sasAnse =, "a
- In the present time America and
her allies have been blessed with
great victory over the enemies of
Christian civilization. and under the
leadership of wise statesmen and mill
tary generals. the dawn of peace Is
about to break upon the world. Shall
we notss like Moses and Miriam, send
There Is challenge today for
Christian men to grid themselves for
the practical service OF Gods king
dom. The government said to every
able bodied man in America work or
fight" work or go to jail" The
church can make no law to compel
Christians TO serve--that must pro-
coed from the motive of love but it
behooves every one who has been
delivered from the thraldom of sin.
. prove his friendship for Christ,
and show his gratitude to Him. by
" hole hearted service.
Question for Round Table Discussion.
l. What Is meant by the saying,
God hardened Pharaoh's heart?'
2. The seeming jmpossihi!ty of
Israers deliverance and what Je-
hovah's salvation teaches men today.
3. The Duty and Privilege of Praise
4. Deliverances for which we should
be thankful.
vice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY
RATlFIES AMENDMENT

Albany, NJ Y. Jan. 23.--The as
sembly by a vote Of 81 to Sc today
ratified the federal prohibition
amendment al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

People should think before they
speak"
\ May be SO. But you must remem-
Der that while we are all supplied
with machinery for talking we are
not all furnished with machinery for
thinking"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-24

The children Of God. through faith
n Jesus Christ. have been delivered
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-11
The "IBig'' Hardware
Store
Hardware Farm implements
and Furniture

Ii desire carry the largest most complete line of
general Hardware Farm Implements and this sec
ton We will enunate OF big items that we have
large and well John Deere Farming mpe
ments Wagons and Farm Trucks Harness and Beach
stoves Detroit Npor Oh Gasoline Acazar Stoves
Perfection Oil Stoves kiseator Ice Water Coolers
Ice Cream Frezo Kelly Springfield Ajax Goodyear Tires
Full line OF Auto Accessories, Wndms Pipe and things Cor
ugated Roofing, Paper Roofing Barb Hog Wire Fencing
Wire Poultry Netting Nails and Staples. town. We have it,
Paints Oils Vafnieaos. Golfers White Lead
Full lime o Furniture and Undertaking Supplies Baskets
Robes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
VALKA CESKOSLO LOVENSKE REPU-
BLIKY S MADARY.

Dose listyz Prahy pnase Nen hanbou mladeho naseho
il zprvy Mdrak nova nase voska za nemuze NIT cele
repubka chyA skutecn6 Ceehoslovaka. Take Yeka Br
konnh viadou tanfe Spojene Stay postoupi
mad arskou Zprayy datovany y rozhodne hodne dubnu
sou po vetsine A. minueho roku sve skvee mil
aSka sc stuace arc val amady pod vrchn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
JAK TRESTALI v HAMBURKU PO-
TRAVINOVE VYDERACE.

Berlin, &C. cervna. - Htdove boure uday nejen
havnm meste mad Sprevou ale cee fade cenesich NEST
Orignelnm zpnsobem pomstl lid Hamburku kde donu
steho tovarnka konservovaneho M vlasni vyrobky
domnen du pochazejici zabitych kocek PSI ba
nemeckych mys Zastup vnikl do tovamy objevl pry
techto domacich zvfat ztresa tovanka
mste Jmeno 'ddmysneho" prumyslnka mi He'll jemuz
Vilem eho zasuhy arcit jeste dobe miru ude
titu taneho obchodnho rady Herr He'll byl vypra
sku dodaecne verene pochunat svych tovarec
nedobrovone hostne vyvek ej dav pred hamburskou
ranc kde e hodla povesit ale ekoz nebyo ruce pro
podafeny lahIdkaT jednoduse hozen do feky Al
stey Snaz reku preplouti pomoc policie to
take podario.
Lid watl do tovarny podobnym zpusobem 'pocasto
val" dilovedouciho. Byl patfcnym pakatem vzadu
napfed oznamucm eho zasuznou cnnost vsazen ma vaz
staeho poblzeni ably ochutnal sam co byl du
pripravil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
VLADNl VOJSKO SPECHA MESTU
KU POMOCI.
NEMECTl DELEGATE PRUEDOU K
PODPISU ZlTRA RANO.
HOLANDSKA VLADA ZODPOVEDNA "a UTEK
KORUNNfHO PRINCE.
BULLETIN:

Londyn, 26. cervna - V Hamburku povstale boure
hadu 81 vyzadaly die teegramu pres Kodan doSeho, 1876
mrvych. Zastupc prdmysovych rad uchop pine poiti
cke vojenske konroly m6sta jak vypravu berinske y
zfdl radnc samostatnou vladu Ably Hamburku zjed
nan byl pofadek, bzi general Leow Vorbeck snym
vojenskym sborem.
Hamburk &C. cervna. - Hamburk Sc stava svym rezemi
druhym Mnichovem jest moci spartakovca komunsd,
kteri pouz boufi hladu ako zamnky nastoupeni vady
Vcera zmocn dav mestsk6 radnce pfemoh odzbroiil
vojsko zaopaT puskami stronimi d6ly dosatecnym
mnozstvm stfeiva, ably vydal plenc pou ucemi
astneho mesta, vrazde vse ncc Mnohe peknych ham,
burskych buov byy pokozeny. Vzboufenc nejakou
dobu obsad nadraz by ale obcanskou gardou vypuzen
Poice byla 1pne bezmocnou vadnf vosko specha ku
moc Venice byiy otevreny restanc propuen svobo
du Mezi tim sparakovc pilne rad ably zdi vladu
v9tu mf @
uice jsou pny troack pohazen6ho satstva lax byo
prchacfm obyvaestvem phi dteku zraceno Mnoha kaluz
krve svedc vzpoura staa mnoho dskych zoti Vzbou
rene zvy snazli spalit verene budovy ale
znicily kazdy AUTOMOBILE ktery Jim padl do rukou
Poni marsaek Hindenburg, byv minstrem obrany Nos
no vpadu mel die te berlnske depese odpovede re ne
mecka armada jest schopna sice zmocn zem Poaky
rvanych ale zapadn rone ze by odpor by marnm Mel
pronest sova:
Potesuici vsledek nasich operac jest proto vece po
chybnym ale ako von muslin da pfednost cestnmu padu
pred potupnym mirem"
Pariz DR.. Herman Mueller, zahrancni mi
INSTR Dr. Bell mnistr osadn by vyvolen ably Germani
podepsa mirovou dohodu prijedou do Versau sobou
rano. AZ do dnesnh pozdnch odpoednich hodin nemei
spojenci tusen mali Nemc panu Nemecku meo
osta noveho umata aby dodrzeo presne lhtu stanove
nou podepsani.A
Washington, 26. cervna. = Bedrich Vem, byvay neme-
cky prime uprchl Holandska do Nemecka by
vladou jako voak ostrove Werngen nterovan die
zinarodnho prava by holanska vlada eho unknu
zodpovedna Tus prchl do Pruska kde panue nej
sines monarchscke smysleni neni vyloucena moznos
re by teku vybidnut svym oupenci kterf snad hodla
jeho osoby vyuztkovat novemu statnimu pevratu Pro
tomu by mluvia huboka nenav kterou pro byvalemu ma
sednku nemeckeho rnu chova radikanesi srany socia
lscke
Kde vzneseny" uprchk zdrzue neni az do teto chv
lie ZnamO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
KAVA "a DESET CENTU
LIBRA v BRAZILII.

Chicago, Ill. 26. cervna. -
Kapitan Francisco Nascinento,
ktery z Braziiie pfijel do Chi
caga, podivil Sc velice, re libra
brasilske kavy jest zde proda-
vana "a rs cent?, kdezto v
Basilii stoji pouze 10 cent? a
jeste nemohou il Brasiliani pro
dat, malice ohromne zasoby.
Pozehnani "svateho" kapitali-
stickeho poradku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
ZASTUPCI CESKOSL LOVENSKE VIA
DY We WASHINCTONE

Pan Tomas capek r-sla nam New Yorku telegram do
ej3iho znsni:
Dennilx "Svst" Cleveland, O.:
Ufaduci statni tajemnik Polk pral dnes delegac Ce
kosovenkeho Narodniho odboru pro verej
ne prace mez Gleny by poslanci Bnovec SpaGek De-
putace predstavena byla Harlem Pergerem dpomackym
zasupcem Ceskosovenska vyslova Pokov uznani v;ech
vasne do svetove vky bez ktere
nebyo ceskoslovenskeho doceno Ia
.upce staniho aemnka Polk podekoval deegaci eji
zpravu, uisti j Amerka evi zna6neho zajmu osudy
repubky ma velky obdiv podobne vIdce akymi sou
Masaryk Stefanil vysovil dale, zajem
pfi:te bude oupat podporovati Pozdeji bya depuace
spou Polkem v diplomaticke sin fotografovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
PRVNf PRODEJ ARMADNfCH POTRA
VINOVYCH ZASOB.

Baltimore, 26. cervna. - Ultra zapocne messky prodej
pfebytecch voenskch poravnovch zasob obecnim od
deen Richmond rznce Clenky zenske obcansk6 ligy OBJ
starava budou drobny prode Ceny kere armad po
traviny budou prodavat sou cd 35 az do 500 niz nez
dnesn meste obvykle ceny trzni Ufaduc Bryant
nafd ably zboz bylo jednotvym kupcGm prodavano
omezenem mnozstvi aby pflezitost teo neuchop
rdznf spekulanti a potravinovi "zraloci"
Osvedci-l Sc prodej, bude mem pokracovano v rzn
cch jinych Pocatek ucnen by zasobou Gene $5QOOO
Krone krabcoveho zbo prodavano bude zbo zelezaske
Kontrolor Tome slib spolup9sobit podpory mayora
ponkne kroky by lid rozprodany byy znacne zasoby
zmrzleho nasa a drdbeze Mount Winansand, lezeni
Holabird
Baltimore Jest prvnim mestem kde pofadan jest podob
nv prode eoz 1celem jest zaraz bezddvodne stale stou
paci ceny potravn spechu zae ably pokus opakovan
byl v mestech jinych,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27

POSTUP CENERALA DENlKINA
K VOLZE.


Londyn, 26. cervna - Povzbuzuc zpravy prichazeji
Ruska cd armady generaa Denikna enz stale dodava
v6sc lspechu dosud posupuje Do zbavil boil
sevsmu 10000 ctverecnch mil pudy zaja $4,000 rudych
garsl zmocnl 80 DEL 700 stronich pusek 200 oLo
mov Krone oho zeps vydane veskere strategcke posi-
die vseho jest pravdvou depese ze dobyl Carcfnu
tim pretal bosevicke spojeni KaspickJm morem fekou
Volhou Dale ohrozue Charkov tim dalsi spojeni zeie4-
chi bOlSevckym vojskem poloostrov6 Krymu.
Vojenska akce Denkinova zachrana velce uhel
nj obast Dunaci ez bya zasobaou topva skorem
vsech ruskych drah. Vojsko eho blzi obni komofe
Ukrainy jez by bez eho zakrocen dale byla chaoti
ckem Phi posouzen suace jest made vsechnu pochyb
most, re general Denikn zasav neves prameny bosev
ckych potreb.
Pfim6fi uzavfeno pred nekolka dny mezi Poaky u
krainc bylo die Pafize prav6 doych zprav poruseno
sice Ukranc echz oddly pro vysovnemu zneni pod
minek poznovu postupovaly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
REPUBLIKANSKE PRfPRAVY K BOJI
PROTI MiROVE UMLUVE.

Washington, 26 cervna Repubkanstl protivnici ligy
mrove dohody, nemac dosti Sill ably Primo utoci zmenil
taktku pod osobnim zenm w. H. Hayese pfedsedy narod
nho vybou srany repubkanske enz prave nyn jest pine
zamesnan pripravam pro nasavaci volby presdentske
Hayes zasava mysenku re mrova smlouva nemuze bytl
Spojenym Stay pfaa tax ak jest navrzena re republ-
kan zmen stavu lgy dodatky jez by odpovday zajm1n
Jinak panu miru lize mez senatory tax
tichndne nazory, zakonodarne zavada neasnost ma
zori
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
President Ceskoslovenske repu
bliky jmenovan cestnym dokto
rem Trinity College.

Hartford, Conn. = DIsto-
jenstvi cestneho doktora prav
udeleno bylo "in absentia" DR..
II. G.. Ma3arykovi, presidentu
ceskoslovenske repubiiky, cd
presidenta Wlavel S. Luth era
pri zaverecnych obradech ko-
nanych v Trinity College.
Kabelogram cd DR.. Masary
ka, projevujicl oceneni proka-
zane mu cti a dekujicl americ
kemu lidu "a viru v jeho Via
du, byl cten phi te prile2itosti.
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