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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

7 FELT proud OF the way FL Paso
l handles the matter Of sanitation
with I saw how it was done in CALI
fornia's most popuIous city. Les An
geles." said Frank B. simmons. for
meriy an FL Paso alderman. "Out
there where my wife and I were
spending the summer months the way
trash and garbage were allowed in
the alleys and vacant lots would not
be allowed in Fl Paso I have seen
open wagon loads Of garbage hauled
through Los Angeles business stress
in the day time and the smell Of
some OF them was very bad. I must
say ! did not realize that the Pass
City was so clean until I had stayed
few weeks in the city that is the
pride OF the Golden State"
Il was amazed at the number OF
Texans IN Southern California this
summer" said Lou Bryant. @ mining
man Of FL Paso. who returned from
California last week. They Seemed
TO have gene there from every part Of
Texas II 7 asked a little boy or girl
where he or she was from the answer
was almost Invariably from Texas
I dare say there never were so many
Texans in the Southern California
resorts as there were this sumner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

THIS is Peter Kern, the man who
l put Kern addition on the market
and sold $4,000 worth OF Hueco
Basin Oil company stock in a day
among his friends
II was taken when he was some
what younger and considerably less
rotund than he is now. but he was no
more active then than today. uotwith-
standing the additional avoirdupois
he is forced 70 carry about with him.
The picture was taken in February,
1888. in Ei Paso. and Pete modestiy
admits that h5 was . then Figure
up a bit and you have his correct age
today.
Pete Kern entered business as =
jeweler in Ell Paso when Il years OF
age. in 1881. He remained hsre p
years and built the finest residence
in FL Paso-on North Oregon street
and then sold out and went 10 skag-
way. Alaska, where he remained for
u years digging gold and getting
some Of the gold other fellows dug up
Meantime, he left in FL Paso quite
a piece OF property north Of the city
in the arroyos and continued 10 pay
taxes On it. Many people laughed at
him and said he was foolish. But
when he returned 10 FL Paso seven
years ago the city had grown out al
most 70 his property and ne hired
some men with scrapers and began
10 make Streets then he put down
some paving and a big arch and called
10 Kern Place and gave away a few
lots TO get people 10 build on them
and then he began 10 clean up"
Today Pete Kern doesn't have 10
work and he never win have TO
again. for Kern Place is a little mint
and Peter has the satisfaction OF say
ing 7 told you so" 10 some Of his
former smart friends.
He wrote The Kern Genealogy'' in
the EI Paso public library and has
done a number OF other things 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
Little lnzpieUs
Eli PaSos CIeanneSS Gives Citizens Cause For Pride
CALIFORNIA; Beaches Are Full Of Lone Star People
ByBriggs

help all day than It is FOR 4 half day.
Few women want 10 split the day in
half. but for a small wage VIII work
all day
Bids for the erection Of the Fl Paso
branch federal reserve bank building
will be called for soon," said judge
W +. Ramsey. chairman OF the eXecu-
tive board OF the eleventh federal
reserve district Eve have not iullF
decided UPON details and IL is prob
able that bids VIII be called for alter
nate plans. In this way We can de-
termine whether the kind OF building
which should be built in e. Paso can
be erected for the sum at our dis
posal- II this cannot be done we VIII
make an effort TO obtain large ap-
pronriztion. The new bank building
safe as Il Is possible 10 set on account
OF the fact that the branch bank VIII
carry large sums OF metallic money
s.Fort Worth is now enjoying the
greatest period OF prosperity in It's
tor OF Fort Worth Large eastern
corporation have recently invested
large amounts OF money in Eort
Worth and the Panther City is rapidly
developing into one OF the largest IN
dustria1 centers In the south est Tbs
oil boom is sure 10 make Fort Worth
a city Of 100000 people by 1895"
The underlying cause Of the trou-
bic between the United states and
Mexico IS the lack OF understanding
between the two peoples" said ~. a.
Gallardo. The Mexican peor as a
rule greatly misunderstands his Amer
lean neighbor and has been taught
rom youth TO look upon the 'Gringo'
as an enemy whose ultimate aim was
the conquest Of Mexico. This false
education is largely responsible for
the race hatred that exists along the
border"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

Of the great river by equipping it with
steel barges. but it Is a long way
from regaining its rightful 1lacs in
the commerce Of the nation
The Mississippi should hold high
place in the American Imagination II
should be what the Seine is 10 the
French. the Rhine 10 the Germans.
the Thames 10 Englishmen--a stream
about which traditions and stories and
songs cluster, a stream the very name
OF which aWakens heroic memories
and stirs the pulse OF romance. Il
was that 70 the first Americans. the
Indians. who named K Father Of Va
tiers. and had legends and fables
about It galore
But the modern American has
turned away from his great river be-
cause IL does not move him fast
enough. He abandoned il for q rail-
road train He knows nothing about
Il, does not even recognize il when
he sees It.
What's that big muddy river. por-
That's the mississippi sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
HOROSCOPE

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 0. 1919.
THE sun and Venus rule strongly
l Tor good this day. according 70
astroiogy. saturn is in evil place.
Under this sway enterprise should
be stimulated. for the stars are sup
posed 10 impart energy and business
foresight
The president is subject to sufiu-
ences making for new honors and he
viii receive some unexpected rscog-
milton from foreign lands. the seers
foreten- He should safeguard Lis
health and his person through tie
autumn
All the signs seem to favor appii-
cations for political place or for sup
port in personal ambitions
Il should be,a lucky day for seeking
employment and women should find
conditions especially helpful
High place for a woman is fore
Swallowed by the stars She will re-
celve an appointment OF great i'm
portance and will be much envied.
Again the passing OF the aged s
presaged by the stars Many VINO
have had places in the sun will end
their careers. and woman long be-
fore the public will die
Depreciation OF certain line OF Sc
ditions viii continue good all through
the year
Il will be recalled that the moon
in the tenth house in square 10 Mer-
curry and Jupiter at the beginning OF
the summer quarter was interpreted
70 forecast diplomatic 'blun5ers. The
signs seem 70 indicate that these may
be apparent before this month ends.
The rising position Of Neptune con-
Joined with Venus is held 70 encour-
L. L. g. Hnra
reason there may be many scandals
uncovered.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is should
plan a quiet and uneYentful wear.
They have the augury of good. II
they take no risks.
Children born on this day may meet
with more or less opposition in car
rying out their ambitions. but these
subjects Of Nirgo usually have great
talents and the power to succeed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
TraOe ] e tt e


THE Mississippi is the great Ameri-
/ can river It splits the continent
with its yellow flood. It carried the
explorers and the pioneers - thoss
hardy men who found the way to the
heart Of the continent and tamea il
50 that We soft ones could live there.
The beginnings Of our enormous com
merce were borne upon its bosom. and
reached there the picturesque nag
that Mark Twain described
And yet tie Mississippi is now al
most forgotten. so far as ist OF is
are concerned It carries but q pilny
commerce. and most Of the ports that
grew Up in the time OF its greatness
have dwindled to sleepy country
towns. Only New Orleans and st.
Louis have remained great and held
their places in the nation. and the
river plays now but a sman part II
their lives.
The government is making an earn
est attempt TO revive the commerce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
Buy En- Yourselves, Boys; Get Rich
AdDice To Men FaUoring Plumb Plan

THE railroad brotherhoods have
1 submitted their proposition 10 the
public As q member OF the public in
good standing beg TO acknowledge
theirs OF recent date. and II reply
would say that the public has a coun-
ter proposition 10 offer.
The brotherhoods propose that the
public so into its pocket for 10000
million dollars at four per cent and
buy the railroads and give them as
present 10 The trainmen- The train
men further assert that they can OPP
crate the roads at q profit, and viii
put a fat piece OF profit in their
pockets The public declines the
offer. but makes this generous offer
OF Its Own:
Let the rrainmen buy the railroads
themselves and then make that profit
on their own investment. They num-
Der 100000 men, they say II each
man puts up 10000, either in cash or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
TRAVELLING MEN OUT OF THIS CITY
SHOULD BE statesmen FOR Ell PASOI

neglgently has failed to pass it to the man
and the house it would benefit And he knows too,
whether he has talked just his line and nothing else
whether he has gone little out Of his way to tell bus
Of other towns what e. Paso firms have to sell
and how they are about prices and deliveries.
The personal interest element in it is this: If the
hardware salesman IS given tip business and
lands the order ahead Of competitor, he puts into
his pocket money that be wouldn't have had
otherwise And his firm is made to prosper Just little
more too Apply the thing to every obbing firm
in town and multiply It and 1t would
lot prosperity for FL Paso FL Paso business IS 60
ing strong but it must the newest and best methods
to keep abreat Of competitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
Robert Krakauer; We Noun Him.

THERE lot Of people FL Paso could afford to lose
easier than Robert Krakauer. He Of the citys
ablest sanest citizens Robert KIakauer had ideals and
he had the manhood to back them
In business and otherwise, Robert KIakauer
leader He had given serious study to all conditions of
life and capable of speaking with authority and
when he spoke ne listened tribute recently
paid him BY not considered even close friend,
about Krakauer" said he but when he attacks subject
he always ungs the bell" That true Before making
any public utersnce upon subject Robert Krakauer gave
deep thought and thorough study; when he ready
to speak his mind there something worth listening to-
He not only student of affairs but he
willing worker, and when he had made up his mind to
the right thing TO do Krakauer entered into it with
hearty spirit and did It helped to do it Evidence that
beer interested IN the things best for the community
and that worked these things proved by the
fact that he had served president Of the chamber Of
and Of FL PasO Rotary Of the Associated Chart
ties and had been elected president Of the Country club
he also served vice chairman Of all Liberty loan
activities.
There movement for the good of FL Paso
that Robert Krakauer not identified with, and many
them naugurated by him In Rotary, he one
the really big Rotaans of the country and would have
been the governor of the Texas district had he lived
not because he aspred position much because
he stood out far and away above other apants the
man prominently fitted for the place
Robert Krsksuer's untmely death IS 2 big loss to
e. PasO. Though yet young man, he had shown his
strength Of character and purpose and his Life promised
great deal for the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
Ripping Rhymes
The Boarders

AI no. zaim the bng measy of proe
" and hoardeTs, al
its slim and indeed shany nav Their
and sk slice
string bean ane The boarde cheeks
OF their waist lines show talow
os au together and ever they reel they wonder they'll
ache the PIoee and hoe and burn them the stake"
lord he's the the
there storage
busting with everything
gub uhoy prices everything they get Oh let US
board bowed down by toll "he pOtee he
them boil IN oil" - -
Copyright by George Matthew WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
We TOWNE GOSSIP


AND I'M writing this.
JUST TO give you warning
THAT THE other boy.
WAS -ARTIE. Calder.
WHO IS knoEH now
As ARTHUR B. Calder
wHos. YOU'LL rseogniss.
As ONE Of The company.
OF DISTINGUISHED.
WHO ARE living with you
on THE royal train
JUST GRAB him some morning
AND ASH him to tel you
WHAT he said that day
on TIE brow OF the hiiI
NEAR THE Catholic church
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
CHARTER CoLUMBUs BANK

Washington. D. c. Sept "A
charter has been issued by the treas
ury 10 the First National Bank Of
Columbus. New Mexico. capital se5.-
ooo The charter OF the FRS National
Bank Of Roswell. New Mexico. has
been extended until September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
TO EDWARD Albert.

TO EDWARD Albert
THE PRINCE OF wales.
SOMEWHERE N Canada.
NY DEAR Eddie.
JUST THE other day.
SAW your picture.
N A movie theater.
AND 4 man behind you.
WAS HOLDING a flag.
IN A heavy wind
AND RIGHT away.
THERE cA,IE into my mind.
A CANADIAN town.
IN 1855.
On THE jubilee day
OF YOUR great grandmother
AND was there.
WITH a lot Of little boys
ALL OF them members.
OF THE Band Of Hope.
AND We had to parade.
AND THE line OF march.
WAS THROUGH Main street.
AND TURN to the right.
AT THE market place.
AND Up the hill
PAST THE Catholic church
AND WHEREVER it was.
WE WENT after that.
HAVE quite forgotten
BECAUSE IT happened
THAT I vas one.
OF A couple OF boys.
WHO HAD been selected.
TO CARRY a banner.
AND ABOUT the time.
WE TURNED TO the left.
TO GO up the hill
THERE CANE up a wind
AND IF ever you've seen.
A sCRUBBY pine.
LASH AROUND in the wind.
TN HERE TO ten YOU
IT HAD nothing on me.
GOING Up that hm.
AND THE other boy
WAS FATTER than L
AND BE wallowed around
LIKE a rudderless ship
IN An angry sea
AND IN thar day.
THE BOTH Of Us.
SAID USKIND things.
or QUEEN Victoria.
AND THE royal family.
AND THE Band Of Hope.
AND EVERYTHING else.
AND OF course I know.
IT WASN'T your falL.
FOR YOU weren't born then.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

Sure the governor of Texas gets less pay than eng
neer On the Pennsylvania railroad and does colonel
in the army But then there's Union Of governors and
an army colonel can't strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

knop Of no method to secure The repeal Of bad or
obnoxious laws 50 efeotual as their siei construction.
u S. Grant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

The public was not long deciding that the plan to
apply socialism to the railroads was out Of Plumb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

headline says: @Give Private Initiative Chance
It can't be done so long as Pvt Initiative IS subordinate
grouchy old Gen Conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

The way to enjoy oneself at 1oadhouse, with fair
safety, is to keep travelling right past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

NTE only know a couple o Socialists
" personally, but from what they
say, tn zeal reason why tn worlds OFT
o gear IS because they have Z work
What tn average fellsr don't under
stand IS Why Uncle Sam don't drop
lemonade shaker fuH @ poison gas On
Chihuahua.
t.onrrisht. NatIansI sssuspaper service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
The old Family Album
q q. a. lIlRTIN.

ofattract attention. including the an
3. nual Christmas distribution o. bottles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08

PETE KERN ALL DRESSED Up.
OF wine from the Kern family cellars
in California which always seem TO
have an iuexhaustible supply.
Tomorrow you1I see how nicely A.
n. Hughey brushed his hair. tied his
tie and @Epruced up generally when
he was a school boy Instead OF a
superintendent OF schools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-08
:, PASO HFRAED


The ~ Paso Herald Inf0rmati
charge. with accurate ard authori
concerning which Information can
Gus federal government departma
experts and scientists in the ruvai
age for reply must accompany "a
and address Tho FL Paso Herald
Washington. D. c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30
KDO BUDE PANEM CARIHRADU?
CTYRI NARODOVE Sc UCHAZf O HLAVNf MEsTO
TURECKE RISE.

Pafiz 20 prosince. = Komu pripadne Carhrad, KITE
rem sam Napoleon prav re ma ceeho csafstv? Spo-
Jene Staty Sc dobrovone vyoucy hry tax re
rosavne mesto dnes uchaz cty rise. Recko ako
ricky d6die byat kdysi Byzanc havni vychodo-
fmskeho csafstv Angcane Francouzi take Itao
We Panstvi mad Carhradem jste nebude odbyo hadce,
strenou zde dejinne naroky popley modernm
steni move pcvstale zapleky e zpusob dpomatcke ob
re, nichz bude nesnazS vyvaznut nez kterekol ine
povstale dnesn povalecne dobe
Jsym zstava re 81 Rekove ien tax snadno tucnou ko-
fist neda witt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jest
stantnovo stane opene metropol Recka Angie France
ltae pax mali nejen svoje diplomacy bzku ale sna
delen voenska
Pred casem vyskya zprava re iakes porucenst mad
Cafihradem ma byt dano Spoenym Statum sam president
Wilson eto mySlence pTal osatn moc, nchz kazda ma
pusenstv m&sta jsteho zajmu, byN z ti1to planem
srozumeny iekoz Amerka svo vzdaenos by nikterak
mohla kfiz vastn ejich zamery Otazka panstv mad
stem vyvoava z nyn mez velmocem evnivos difference
Ange 81 dne pre ably Turci by Evropy vnbec vypuzen
kdezo France prmlouva ably oomanska rise byla zacho
vana Velka Britane vsak pred nedavnem nechtea
pvolt zruseni evropskeho pansv Turk ably sobe
neropudla mohamedanske obyvatestvo Indie jest znamo
historic ak mocne nadrzovala Turklm vSech valkach
Duznc jen pSpamaovat mir Stefano kdy en vlvem
Angle bylo Rusku znemozneno zmocnt Cafhradu
sko-turecke valky r 1878. i. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30


Detektivni ufad zabyva Sc
loupeznym pfepadenim, ma
nemz podileli Sc diva mladistvi
bandite, odcizivSi vcera dopo-
',edne o desat6 hodin6 bankov-
nimu zfizenci panu Vaclavu j.
HodouSovi balik, obsahujici
$4,000 deseti a dvacetidol-
'arovych bankovkach, jakoz j
RUNE obchodni ceky 1hrnne
castce $65,000. Kradez ia uda
la Sc nekolik minut pred de-
3atou hodinou, poblize Union
Commerce National banky ma
Euclid Ave. blize vych. 3 ulice
a pachatele jsou dosud newest
nj, ackoliv policie usi'ovne pra
cuje, ably odvazn6 lupice po-
hnala k zodpovednosti. Vcera
odpoledne zatceno sic n6ko TX
muzu q pTepadu toho podezre-
lych, ii vsak museli byti pozd6
il pro nedostatek dIkaz1 opet
ma svobodu propusteni. Jeden
z pachatelu cita asi "a roxy, je
asi pet stop 8 palcu vysoky,
,vazi asi $50 liber, "a prepadu
byf zahalen tmavym zimnikem
a ma hlave mel Sedou cepici.
Druhy cita asi % roxy, je 5
stop 6 palcu vysoky, vazi a5i
l4o liber, byl hnedem oble-
ku, &c bez zimniku a hlavu je-
no kryla cerna cepice. Podob-
mi diva muzi zadrzeni vGera cd
|poledne k druhe hodine ma ira
ii Nickel Plate drahy stare
Broadway, do vecera museli
byti vsak 2 vazby propusteni,
iponevadz rovnez sve alibi do
.kaza,i. Policie patrani tudiz
pokracuje, ackoliv popis smell
eli neni takovy, ably k rychle-
mu rozpoznani dvojice mohl
hned pSispeti. PopiJ ten posky,
tia 1rad1m pani Hanna Mile.
rova, 215S vych. rs ul., kaslr.
! ka V Alley restauraci ma vych,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30
TRINACT ALKOHOLOVYCH TRAVCU
ZATCENO.
v NEMOCNICiCH LECENO STA
PRfPADU.
STATISTIKA BLAHODARNYCH VYSLEDKU
PROHIBICE.
BULLETIN:

New York 90 prosince - Pfistro ma destilovani ko-
falky vyrobena zasoba 1900 gaond hovn upadlo moe
zdejsich detekvG p prohfdce seho aparmentniho
Bronx til pokoutni hovanici alove byl zace-
n Nasedkem aloholove oravy zemel zde dodatecne Sc
lety John Smith, bydlci Fulton ulici sravnim DOME
kde byi z dfevitym alkoholem otraveni mineni
dfadG rozSfena Jest mad pomyslen vroba koraky
Vekem New Yorku ceem Siren nepristonos ia
to vyzadaa edne dobe vanocn vice ak sto dskych III
vot6 Vyroba prode zakazaneho napoe svad zejmena
kone osoby iez snazf kazdou tmto zpnsobem
zbohatnouti. Samony New York zaznamenava cekem SO
dmrt, 100 oslepych krone nebezpetns onemocneych
sedkem pozt napoJu do nchz pmsen by otravny drevy
ill., Cekovy pax celem Soustat die 6jSich
udaiG has 239 dmr 10 oslepych &C vazne
sch, toho pfpada Cleveland Is mrtvych osepi 16
nemocnych.
sobotu asene pfipady otravy dfcvitym lihem
den6 rozmnozeny bvy dasimi obetmi iechz zvoty mali
prohibGnf fanatikoy6 svedom Uvadme souhrn iak
ievil zpravach rannich stn:
Cleveland = mrtvi, onemocneych Youngstown - 2
beznadenem stavu. Chicopee, Mass. = mrvy. Hoyoke.
Mass Z mrtvi Hadley, Mass M mrtvi Hartford So
mrtvf. Chicago = / mrtvy New York "A mrtvf
Chcopee, Mass. %. prosnce. = Celia fada dmr ma
sedkem pozych napoj obsahucich nebezpe6ny devty lin
povzbuda federaln satn messke dfady prisn6mu W.
stoupen prot podoudnemu prodeii hovn vchodnich
sech zatceno ceem B osob prot nmz vznesena obzaoba
vrazdy We vazbe nachaze vozkove keri osudnou
faku dovez Ma mnohych mstech pax zabaveny study iho
vn nchz panuje domnenka re obsahuj oravny dfevty
akoho dob6 vanocni zaplatilo touhu pozitku ker
cekem 60 osob zvoy ce uvedeny sou prpady en mad
skeru pochybnost zsene Mnoho pTpadd bylo utaeno
ohledem pfibuzensvo svedeny pTicny iine.
N6loik ob6tf pred smr dpne osleplo statech
angcych osepli pred sm vsichn pacien kteTf modemi
touto otravou trpeli
New York, 28 prosnce Adolf Paramea. obchodnik VI
men, zmize prav6 stedry vecer neni mem ami opy.
obvnen prodal zahadnou koraku do Harfordu
vni tax nrt hned nekoka osob Vysetfovanim vyso e
posledn r mesce bylo dano federan povoleni
vrob6 vonavek celkem 1000 osobam nichz ale SO
vohavy vyrabi Docene osoby vymohly povolenf
len aby 81 snadne dopomohly Thu, kery play
$3.50 gallon
Minneapolis, %. prosince. = Dvanact muzG naeza
zde emergencni nemocnic poz chemickou
ppraveneho vna kere rozboru obsahovao vya
eek obahoval 500 hu 0 dfeviteho lihu 109e ga
We zprave nepravi zda pacient vyvaznou zvo
tenn.
ine spoecnosti, kde holdovano bylo podobnemu prf
pravku vypuka jednotlivc zurivost take dvanact
muzGn musela byti dana sveraci kazaika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30
IWSS] GWSSl WSSl
VLADA PRODAVA MOUKU.

New York, 20. prosince. =
V; adni obilni korporace ozna-
mia, re nemichana psenicna
mouka prodava Sc malych
balickach ia mirne ceny" We
stech ruznych grocernich OBJ
chodech po celych Spoj. Sta
tech. Obchodnici,. kteri il mali
ma prodej, dostanou ma poza-
dani plakaty, tax aby je mohli
vyvesiti a ably Sc to dostalo do
vefejnosti. Watson S. Moore,
mistopredseda korporace, Wy
slovil Sc: "Vlada zahajuje H.
silovnou kampai, ably ceny Ii
votnich potfeb snizila a ably
povzbudila idi k setrnosti tim,
ze Jim poskytne ,acinou mou-
ku.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30
ZALOBY MA ANGLO-AMERICkE.
SPOJENI.
ITALSKY GENERAL VIM ODE ZEME Z
KSEFTARSTVf.

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