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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
GREATER WHEELING

he development 90 sentiment favora-
BE to Greater wheeling grows apace,
and becomes more marked each day.
The citizenship Of this community real
ize, as never before. the drsirabi!ity OF
Joint action in municipal Affairs. and
the absolute necessity OF Z radical pro-
gram for the improvement: ard beautih-
cation OF the entire city.
In many respects the war has been
an educator. 1t has opened our eyes
az to our own financial strength and to
same extent TO orr needs. Sums OF
money which we regarded as far beyond
our capacity a few years ago. We now
look upon as relatively small and trir-
fa1. We have been given 4 broader con-
and Of our ability to achieve things by
1oint acton. We have been made to see
ing, and to realize that We can set these
things II We make up cur lnind 20.
Wheeling is on the way to becoming one
OF ttso most important cities OF tho Ohio
vaney. We have here the foundation
for q great indust trial growth which
Win be reelected In increased population.
increased wealth. and Increased capaci-
ty to improve the entire community.
Greater Wheeling means better
city: It means better water supply:
better streets: better police and !tcr pro-
lection; a b.tter health Department.:
moro parks and breathing spaces and Il
higher development OF oil the activities
for which cities are organized. I: Is I'm
possible 10 measure IL; dollars ard cents
the exact benefit which any portion Of
the greater city will derive from the
new incorporation. but the activities CT
ALL and the capaciticS ~ al for tho use
of all, are bound finally to- max" the
city stronger in every line az work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

meet representatives OF thH l"'Sh'.' 'SIS
at any time o. place IN 'n' 'h'"''-
while irregular WARFARE !" '>''%N'' '"''-
HhucS. III ~ ''''"
FORCES rave "''N'' o''- '"' >'''
eonSiuef'"'' "'S>A'' WI >'''
"'iso N''c ''''''N saw '''''''
u pe 'i"'''' '''' '' - -
while '"' H''S'''' 'S'H "''E '' 49,
kraihe a"o 'AN'n N''N'
hA'0HE "'i'' az N'''S Luz ''''''
warfare Will "'''"1 Tau ~ -
any hu'na" Mem "t~' Il ali ''''''''''
certainty "e!o''' '"e "''os' : '''''''''''
any one oo'S'"e - '-"SS''' "a '''
INSIDE OF IT, "Faooh'l!' ho"'-''' >N
power OK INC ''"'S"eFtS' S'''''S - ~
weakening. haS' 'i 'h' ''a'S "F'''''
government mas Dec" restored "''H INC
probabilities arc '''a' Inv ""''-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

I twcnty-:nur hours Tho WOMEN "f Eng
land mad" HHd shipped IN" million
masks IL their imp"ri!"d soldiers.
Many French viIllr. behind tn"
lines WAS dc1"pulul,d by gas shells.
Thousands of little children blinded 10y
these raids. which were Of no military
value. forced Ia Grop" thci" way in life
( lunr darkness h"rauS" OF this m'rr!ie$S
US" Of poison gas.
Thr fact that "" Ev" IN moral UNI
verse receives vcrifCat!un by the re-
action which tn" use Of poison Ens had
on German armies. In spite IF her
boas," scientific efficiency her scion
lists uv"yl""k"ri tn" constant atm"-
sph"r" condition III Franc" ami Fland,
"rS which causes tho wind 10 blow east
lightly p"rc"nt Of the time. The gas
masks which they lad provided protect
! -! their men whoa til" wind changed
and blow back The deadly poison; but
when England ard America began Ia d.
lurr her lines with Il deadly gas from
which no mask C"uil guard. IN" natural
inir currents w'r' ih.!r strong allies
rhUS t;"rmIny hy ia" ,r,;"du"ll"n 81
This unlawful weapon, Condemned by the
"nlIgh'rnr! conscicnc" Of 4 majority "f
,lnruIinI opened III. way Cor tins dead
ilv instrument 10 %, turned against h"r
with liv"-fold force.
L, Is claimed that cultures OF deadly
disease germs were ;Grnnd lo"S" IN
crowded communities for III" express
purpose Of terrifying and destroying
many Of the civil population. thus
breaking down the morale Of the ma
tons resisting the aggression u! CIR
many
Th" consci"nr" &C civilized p"opl" has
. c.Ifl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
GIVE THEM PROPERTY
AND THEY COULDN'T
PAY NEW WAGE SCALE
Prom Howes Monthly.

T'rer. is a street railway strike IA
kansas ,'!ir and the general manager
ol lh. company SAID:
w" agreed /" II n"w wage S'a'H
with ii" men. on condition 'hNt w.
b.. r1v"u 4 SiN cent lar". ''''
thuE.. circumstances "" faced COZ
,,,, ~ ir~cc hundred thousand dol
hrs = year. Then Tho mon asked
another ,,iurnInus increase. ana
s,rI,L ,ri,hnu notice. If we should
+u-n tho company over to the men.
they could not pay them selves. VIC
si1nplT haven: rot tho money 10
nav these demands, and no way TO
got It."
IIcr,. is a business man who has moro
sense :han all the orators ana mhEaH'h'
and newspaper writer's put toE''h'r
IIcrr j. q hi, q real philosophy. yet IL
CORES from n dcsplS"d business man.
In Russia III" factories and railways
were turned uY"r "a Ii" w"rsmrn. ana
they couldn't pay themselves the ne"
scale of wages.
That j. The exact condition II many
other lines Of industry. II =; easy Tor
theorists Ia MAKE. war. awards but IL
Is not easy 10. mr., thc pay rolls: n
man. Clsne j: is impossible. The tho
uriSts Az, masking Other programs f"r
The country Ia carry uuL !hai cannot H'
carri"d cat: L. propose and adF"cal"
then, simply means disturbance ana
loss.
The War Labor Eoard which caused
the Kansas city r!nrinv. was arp"in'rd
IN tho interests Of ON" class on!N; lis
members m CHI "a we'll HAY" been aH-
rnintrd b. tn" labor unions. w -.
nghuru. Cr tho board. lately declared
:ha; companies not abb" "a pay $50" l
wear to adult male employees or "ha' ne
termed III. "hudc"r Of r"as"nahl" com.
fort and health" should III pu' owl u
Nr1inrs~ by IN" stat,
THIS nr course. is silly. Such n pole
would coils" seven i"nrhs "f thr h"S'A"ss
institutions "f lie country 1t Is m
lnrnssibiIi,v :" rar 1surh wages.
And tn, cnuntrY is rotten with such
iur7ammatnry ak You can scarcely
find z uaraH.u" or newspaper tha' -
not ful! Of II. our Statesmen. from ll''
PRESIDENT down. mouth II lnc"sShni!E'
viii, tho resul, that wr arc rapidly ap-
pruarhing n CrISi'.
Everywhere honest men should itn'-
,,ir the rxampi" shown In Kansas CITY.
when n concern has been prosecuted IVY
writers and politicians To the danger
roir, honest men should get behind IN"
CONC. I'm 50 prosecuted and *how 'hr'r
teeth. and e necessary, their shoiguns.
w. cannot afford t. let THIS good
country l.. ruined unnecessarily.
Honest Democrats and Requirements
should l"av" 'hus" rotten "rEani2Aii"hS
and ION n ncw political party pledged
ia fairness common sens" and economy
Let such II party acquire million or
moro votes. scattered cv"ry"hcr" uhu
available ~ local as we'll a" nat"nal
elections. and liz" politicians ana news
papers would soon hreom" reasonable
'rh.. newspapers and politicians are
bowling for Socialism because thry D.
Iicvr Socialism : popular: not h"cau$"
,l,"y hclievr j; ~ sensible or Just or
roSsIhl., If accomplishment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Germany Tries To Gain
Complete Air Control

cover both damage 70 tho plants and t"
,bo machines while N service. TIL"
rates are said 10 be especially attractive,
obviously with the intention OF cncour-
arinc production and FOR the purpose
OF inviting military flyers ana others
70 engage in the new scheme % insur"
Gerrnany's commercial connection Win
the culrr world.
Flu, tho British arc preparing; - mc"i
German competition III this rart'rnIhr.
The. mastery uf tho air N a CONNER
rjal sense, has stirred Great Rr;iaIn.
and there are evidences IL Will stir
France before long. Both countries Ar"
preparing 70 mrct the competition al
tho skies that Germany will launch. and
they expect to beat the Hun A. his own
game. 1t !s Acknowledged that IN" Rri'-
;sh French and American airmcn wer'
the Supcr!ors 0f the Germans in II" all
during the war. and It is confidently
en- 1cctAd they will continue 10 be Ru-
.pcrior IN tho event that Germany eclls
precedence IN the heavens.
Great Britain. especially. Is' d"s?or-
atrly serious about the Sta,u" "C IL
flicrs when the war is hycr The Lon
don newspapers are filed with letters
outlining the wages :he airIncn should
receive Some Of the contributors ~
SIS, that any salary short OF $500
would be scanda lcuS. The authorities.
on the other hand. are of the belief that
sjn n week would prove wage that
would keep all tho hest hcrs in tn"
business. As onr fier "f u" Royal
British land H. was covered with deg
ora,ions. both British and Trcncn) told
your correspondents
Every good ficr fll"s for TIC r"rs Or
flying. If he has the sam" feelings ihat
I have concerning the flying gam" n"
would hate to leave it. Ia gladly x"
into ;hr, commercial flying game al ~
pounds week and IN understanding
that when wished 20 leave il l might
without Quibhlr or controversy
Tho man in question is ~" SECOND
son 81 n British peer whose ra:NH is VOL
known on ;hr pages of neutrality-suspicious.
E-.iiSh history. II" is cage. hFw"v"r.
TO continue To fly and. secondly. n "a
moro than cnErr 10 hay" n hand IN dc
Tratiul: GrrTnaay'S attempt at mir mnS-
terry His attitude. incidentally. IL nat
Of Scorcs OF young Englishrcn and ca
nadians who will rcmain on their jobs
until the extent Of G"rnanTs plan Is
known.
Thu; England realizes N" gravity ne
Gorrnany's movement ie evidenced ny
IN" movement Of private interests 4"
stimulate ,hr British airp1nne experts
toward tho creation nr aircraft capah'"
Of carrying heavy freight and pa9Son-
gers Orc re n" great newspapers or
ENGLAND has offered n handsome NriT"
for th> 'ire, a"rHrlanr CONSTRUCTED
along III" lines d"scrihnh) HAT crosses
Tho atlantic ocean in sa""n'y-'wo hours.
H'hrr offers cF rrizrs fN~ similar aeon"
punishment, although ~ i"se"r amount.
arc continuing Ia pnur in
Much is exported re tn United state"
in Tho development uf N" 'r7ns-A tlan'ic
cir rraff" Already rh"r" i keen riN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Tho production T.: poison must hc
IS on" Qr tho union matters drtnaud:nr
settlement: ut The Versailles peace con-
ference.
Civilization faces few greater pcTils
than the unrestricted production If
poison. Tho primitive savag" used Ia
capture 4 ratilc$ualeo III large size,
place Il forkcd sick over its neck. thus
pinuinE the reptiles head down to III"
ground. Then he tprn"at"d j. until AL
OF III" poison It's body could produce
was forced up into It's fanes ready !"
be dung into an: victim that cam" with
IN itn reach When this stage WAS
reached the warn! liver from some SLAIN
animal WAS placed hcf"r" the aner%
reptile. the forkcJ stick being removed
III tn" same instant. Snak" free to burE
its poison fanSs IN III" liver over and
over again untN al! Il the poison was
drained from is body. Soon tho polS-
uu,d liver turned green. Then the say
age stuci, their arrow-h"ads In 1t until
they were .n"rull,rd with the deadly
poison: after which they were removed
and dried. ready for USE in a military
campaign. Thus the d,stGly biz" of the
snake WIS multiplied twenty times by
tn. ,icudiSh ingenuity Of Ia" savage.
More than ".GhU years ago poisonous
gases were used for military purposes
in tho Pclpann:Sian war. but limited
knowlrdEe Of chemistry in he ancient
world prevented any extensive us" OF
poison gas WITH IN" advance IL chem
istry the CunS"."ur" Of mankind con
,lrmncd In such unqualified terms thu
Use nf poison EaSrS that littl" effort was
made 10 usr Them. In SO? III" lla%u"
Convention condemned their use. though
the United States fail~d To- subscribe l"
the prohibiting clause.
Tho first USE nf poison ras in the TO-
cent war WAS in IN" second hattie ar
Ypr.s. IN April 1918. Over 5000 Brit
lsh soldiers arc said TO have persisted
IN this first attack with asphyxiatnc
cas. Only the presence Of few chem
lists among the officers saved from an-
Inhalation the British troops facing tho
attack They ordered their men 10
throw themselves on the ground. dig
holes in the moist earth and bury. their
faces in them until the gas passed. Men
who had to Givc order held wet hand
kcrchiefs over their mouths and noses
and so saved themselves The com
wired the war ofIico in
London to send gns masks at once or
the British army would be doouocd- In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Tuesday, February 4, 1919.
TAXATION IN KANSAS

Kansas IS struggling with the evil OF
/: absentee ownership and Governor Hen
~ J. Allen has como TO the front with
q cure. Kansas Is orc Of tho richest ag-
ricu1tural statos Of the Union. Its
broad acres titled by hardy husbandrnen
tho past year created q wealth running
strange SO It may seem. more than hfty
Der cent Of the farms Of Kansas arc
owned by men who DO not farm them
Tho result Is that. in many cases, the
farms are titled to get the most oat Of
them without any EFFORT 70 increase the
fertility Of the aon. while land owners
neglect their properties
Governor Allen has proposed to tho
7es1slature. Whist is in some respects g
single tax proposition. It provides for
a lower tax for farm improvements and
q higher tax for the land without i'm
provenents. Under his plan land will
pay practically all the taxes OF Kansas.
and the improved farm Will pay less rel
attvely than tn. uninproved farm.
IN proposition ia in line with modern
and progressive ideas OF taxation. The
fetch that all property should bear tax
burdens equally. while spccious on It's
<nne has done as much to hold back
todustr;alisn and perpetuate njuStica in
this country as perhaps an erroneous
idea
AT a matter - fact no general taxa
ton is uniform and equitable. The
yaSaries of tax assessors. the ease with
which intangible property is often hid
den. and the difficulty &C estimating
actual values Of some property. all mako
tor inequalities AS q r4lc the burdens
Of all general and direct taxation fall
heaviest upon the small land owner.
1t Is a sound pr;nc,p!e tina: the pro-
ducts OF human labor. the results OF
toll should be taxed more lightly than
natural wealth. which frequently comes
to the owner b. accident, or is made
valuable by the Industry oc the COM
nnunity at large. This is the very Just
idea back Of Governor .tllcn's PROPOSE
ton and rs application will. Undoubtcd-
~. operate 10 lessen some % tho evils
OF which Kansas complains.
In the state Of Pennsylvania, tn" same
plan has been applied 20 r1aausacturr.
In many cities and towns ot Fcnnsyl-
vania, tho machinery OF manufacture
and the products OF labor are taxed at
. lower rate than real estate generally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

The censored dispatches from Paris.
inform us that Mcssrs. Wilson. Lloyd
George and CIemcneeau have won a
great victory In the acceptance OF their
program FOR the disposition Of the Ger
man colonies, 1t would be interesting
10 be informed as to the opposition over
whom this powerful combination has
triurnphod Perhaps II was tho repre-
sentativcs of Serbia and Czecho-Slo-
vakia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

In West Virginia we have attempted
many times 70 secure an amendment to
the state constitution 70 classify proper
ty for taxation. Such an amendment
ought 70 be passed with a view &C nodt-
flying our tax levy along lines which
Kansas suggests and which PennsJl-
yaa:a has already in part adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

According TO the reports from Paris.
Geo. Creel counts that Day Lost
Whose low descending sun
Looks not upon some victory
BY Woodrow Wilson won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

What tho returning soldier wants. IS
not a seat on the platform while the
notables engage il culogy OF the re-
turned HEROES He IS more interested
in hearing from hts eI-cUployer as TO
that Job ne left behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

Hard TO see how the shoe manufao-
turcrs can get the leather for the
wonen's high top shoes unless the cat
tic dealers start TO grow larger cows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
GIVEN RETIRED PAY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Secretary
Baker today submitted to the house
bill providing that enlisted men OF the
regular army who were discharged to
accept commissions in tho army during
the war shall be given the retireu pay
and al!otmsnts OF master signal Cleo
trcianS when mustered out OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

The people who do not want to give
money to starving Europe may soon be
uttcring complaints because anarchy IN
overseas countries. is paraiiNng the
American export trade,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

airy among both British ana ,,',rnru
nirypon anil acrorlane nlhhU'AI'"'''
"a "bca, the Yankees 10 H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
SUPREME COURT RECESS.

| WASHINGTON. E"n. }.--Tlc sirr,'n"
! court today began it's usual February
] recess. 1t VII r"c"mJcn@ March !.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
Krcmy pri pomezi
mali dobre obchody

Ell Paso, Tex, u. p~rosince.
Mexicka m6sta podel pomezi Te-
xasu sklizejl nynf znacnou zen ma
sledkem uzavrenf hostincii We Spo-
.jenych Statech. Kdyz p~rohibice
zavedena byla v Texasu a vlada
|Spojenych Statu Sc pokusila zba-
viii ceIy ~jihozapad g%amblifd a
prodejn.ych ~aenstin, mesta Juarez,
Matamoros, Piedras, Negras a
Nucvo Laredo pfedhaneIa 81 '
%pripravach pro vyhoveni TEN,
kdoz marl6 podobnych pozitkil
nyni hledaji We Spo.jenych Statech.
Celia rada Americana vystehovala
Sc do techto NEST a zavedla ST. tn
hostince. gamblirny a zabavne
mistnosti pochybne ceny. Sta no
yycll hostincu d heren zffizcno by
10 Y techto 2omeznlch mestcch a
~prinaseJi svym majitel1m yelke
~vytezky. Pivo, varene Y Monte
rey, ale opatfene americkgmi ma
lepkami, prodava Sc "a 80 cent?
pint v Nnevo Laredo. Male lal-
vieky koialky prodayaii 81 pc %
"a 30 celltcch a prodcic tecIlto laIl-
|vi isou hlavne V Dcd6Ii, kdy cele
zastupy lidi prechazeji pomezl, IL
|daniiye ia prochazkr. Kazdy ho-
tel V pomcznich mGstech "a ncdGli
utrzf IA kofalku 1900 al $500. lIo-
since a gambllrnY ~pomeznlch
meyick.9ch mestcch tel SC ochra-
ne autorit. yScchny takove mist
nosti plati znacnf vysoke dane.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
V zajmu hladovicich
zemi v Europe

Londyn, u. prosince. Pr.
slusnikum evropskJch zemi, kde y
pfitomne dobe .je velka nouze q
potraviny, brzy Dude umozneno,
ably zasobili svoie prlbuzne a pra-
tele potravinami ia rozumnc &c.
ny, die planu vypracovaneho anne.
|rickou pomocnou administered. -
Die tohoto plaim take osoby, zijlci
" techto zemlch, budou 81 moci "a
|koupiti potraviny, jez je tam MOI
no zlskati jenom S neJvetsimi po-
|tfzemi. Plann tomuto dostaio Sc
liz schvaIenf cd vlady videnske.
varsavske, prazske a budapcsfskf
"a ocekaya Sc, zc take nemccka Via
da da k nemn syij souhlas. Po-
mocha organisace sorganisoyala
"Amcrickou poinocnou korpora-
ktera ma v 1mysln poslafi asi
"a pet milliond dollarli potrayin
do peti jmenoyanych zcmf. Nlady
.zeml, ktere teto pomocl chteji ii
skati, uvolily sc dopraviti zbozl 2
pfistavist do skladisf, ktere Sd
my opatrf. Ia potrayiny tyto clio
placeno nebude. Take Ne zayaza-
ly, re zasoby tyto noaabavf "a lad
npch okoInosti. Potrayiny proda-
yainy budou pri malem zisku, KITE
rtllo pouzito Dude K poskytnuti
'pomoci hIadovicim ditkam v jed
Dotliyych zemich. Die tohoto pIa-
osoby, ziiici We Spojengch sta
tech, budon moei odebrati Sc X "a
stupciIm teto korporace, ncpo-
A%merickcmu banktfskfmu
sdruzeEf, a zaplatiti oBnoss "a po-
traviny osObe v zamoff, ktcrou Wy
Takove osobt pax potra-
yiny tyto budou dodany. Bylo
yyjednano, ~ tyto potrayihy bi-
de moci kazda osoba Y ttcIlto mr.
z1skati yedlc pfldelu, kfere
jim you V techto zemicii urceny
die dosavadnibo sygtfmu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
JAK ZAPLAT1 ZEME
EVROPSKE VSECH-
NY SVOJE DLUHY
Dtazka tato vzhledem k
mike valute stava
sc vaZnou.

New York, N. T., q. prosinee.
g. F'ifancni a hospodarske pome-
ny Y Europe .jsou pfedmetem vel
keno zajmu zdejsfch finanenika a
vyvozcidl. Stale poklesavani "a
hranicff valuty pasobi vazne pc
tie yyfvoznfmu obchodu a yyvola-
va yazne obavy, pokud finantnl-
no stavu V riIiznIeh evropskych
Ezemich sc tvce. Finanenici 20 ia
du poslednich tydnu snazili Sc u
ciniti opatfeni pro poskytnuti kre-
ditu evropskym zemim, tax ably
mohlo dojiti k obchodu ma zdraye
zakladne.
Rada financnicb odbornlka ma
ystivila Evropu a vratila Sc $ pre-
svedcenlm, ze je nlltne treba SIZED
nocenc akce v Amefice k zabran6-
iii katastrofy. Cd te DOLBY vsak nic
yykonano nebylo, ponevadz vlada
S~poicnych StatIl stale jeste posky-
tovala pajeky a aver evropskym
,ladam. ObnoS techto pnjcek ale
viltihlede se mensil v ~poslednfch
mes1e1ch, tax ze Y listopadn pnJ-
eeno bylo jenom asi 10 millloni
doilaril. POnevadz bylo naznace-
no, re zadny dalsf liver evropskym
yladam anlcrickou vladou poskyt-
nut nebtide, zalezf nynf ma finan-
Gnfcfch zdejsieh, ably zasahli do to-
to veci.
Aysak problem ida se byti phi
lis veikJm, ably dial Sc rozlustlti
soukromgmi zajmy, zvlaste kdyz
yaflita eyropskych pence stale po-
kIesaya. Europa nasledkem toho
nemilze zakupovati V Americe vel
ki mnozstvi zbozl. ~pontvadz We
sve vabite mnsi platiti " be ccng
obroysky yysoke. Obchod ygyoz-
i'll pres to al doposud byl dosti Il.
III d zylAste ba' Iny bylo vyvczeno
Mlacne. Nejistota evropskych fl
1iancf vsak maisi nutne mlti yliy
ma tento v5vozni obvhod, nebof
brzy se NIUE yyskytno'iti qtazka,
fell Europa vdbec schoplIa zapla-
It'll syoje dililly.
Poldes salnty lleni zayiIleii fo-I
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
Operni feditel
Campanini mrtev

Chicago, ILL.,, u. p%osince.
Cleofonte CampaiIini, hlayni fedi-
tel Chicagske opernf spolscnosti,
zcinfcl zde ma zan6t Pile. Naro-
disc dne ]. zarf roku 1860 Y Par
ma v ltaIii a studovaI hudbu ma
tamnf koiiservatofi Jako miadlk
pnsobiI jake h%onslista II opery Y
Parma a Y 90 roce sveho ytku se
staI kapeInikem. Poprve fldil O
peru Carmen, Y ktert icho bratr,
italo Gampanini, y~ystnpovaI Y &
ioze Dona Jose. Henry Abbey, a.
incvickF impresario, nayrhl po IL
campaninimu misto Y Metropolit.
III opere V New Yorkn. Campo
niII ossedcil Sc j v New IorLu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
VLIV VOJENSKE
STRANYV JAPA-
NJ POKLESAVA
Protimilitariticke tfidy
stale nabyvaji vrchu
v Zeml.

Toxic, u. prosince. ~ V zahra
nieni politiee japonske docliazi
znacnlm zm6nam, nebof stara vo.
jenska strana, iez stale p~omyslela
ma vyboj a rozpjetl na %vsecinl
stfany, pfestava mlti ~dominujic.
'vliy. V ~Japonsku dochazf k tri.
'deni dueh0 a neni pochyLnosti 1
tom, ze demokracie JIG I'll ia po-
.stupu.
Zadna dalsi yo.jska nebudou pc.
.slana na Sibif, nebof move ylivy
.nepfeji 81 nezahojenych a stale
nebezpecfm hrozicich ran, jake by
zajiste zilstaIy, kdyby byla popra.
ia volnost proyedenf program
yojenske strane, jez zatonzila pc
tasti Slbire. Japonsko 81 uyedo-
milo, Re znamenalo by 10 nepra.
~telstyi ma vsech stranaeh Il posta.
venl zeme nenl takoye, ably takovt
znepfatclenf anebo napjeti We VITA
zlcll molla 81 dovoliti. Jz ozna-
menf, ze zadna dalsl vojska ma ST
biz poslana nebudou, znamend
znacnou zmenu V japonske zahra-
nicnl politice.
Q poslanf dalslch v5.jsk ma Sibif
zadala vojenska strana. ale roz-
vaznG hlavy v %iaponske Wade shle-
daily, re bylo by znacne ~nebezpcG-
no jfti ia Sibif bez pomoci jingch
aDojene1. Take pomysIy ma dal5i
zaDory V Cine pfestaly bYti popu-
protijaponsk6 boufe V e.
ne yedly k vystrfzIiycni. Malo by
posIouzilo J%apofsku, kdyLy mclo
prot sobe zlIepfatelenou Gnu, ne
bot koncc koncfl hospodarsky pro.
speech Japonsku niue plymouth To-
liko D prateIskycb yztahi. Japou-
sko do znacne mlry nzfIava yelke
dffyejsi Sye politiky vuci
zinc.
Take, pokud Sc KoreJc tgce, ia
ponsko pomgsIi na zmeny, kterf
mali mu zlskati znoyu prize1 Ko-
strassk bolseyismu nelira-
je y JaponsIsu dlohu waloa. Boil
ma gzdy drodnejsi pudu 7
amich, ktere Jsoa obkti ntjsi.f hel