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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

| 7lcymcnt Of each child between four
! teen and sixteen years Of age. Tor inc
| information Of Federal inspectors.
Tho bureau of Internal Revenue will
maintain Il force of inspectors who arc
authorized to enter and inspect. at any
! time. any minc. quarry. mill. canncry.
workshop. factory or manufacturing
| csta bliShmcnt.
In computing net profits. employers
! Of child labor arc allowed the following
| deductions:
| Running expenses. including rentals,
, cost Of repair and maintenance. heat
power. insurance. management. rcas-
enable allowance for salaries or other
compensation for other personal ser
vices rendered. and for depreciation.
! Interest paid within the taxable year
on debts or loans contracted to meet
the needs Of the business. and the pro-
cecds Of which actually have been used
! 70 meet such needs.
| Taxes Of all kinds paid during tho
taxable year with respect 10 the bust
ness property relating to the production.
Losses sustained during the ta1nhlc
year in connection with the business.
including losses from fire. storm, flood.
| u
by insurance or otherwise.
Return of the tax imposed on en-
2loycrs of child labor must be made on
or before the first day nf the third
month following the close OF the taxable
year"
The taxable year means the calendar
year. or the fiscal year ending during
i such calendar year. The first taxaol"
year is for the period from April IS 70
December 81, 1919. or such portion OF
such period as is included within the
fiscal year
| Collectors Of Internal Revenue Will
remit these returns to the commissioners
who will notify the person making the
return OF the amount Of tax due. Pay
mcnt of the tax must be made on or be-
fore thirty days from the date Of such
| notice.
The penalty for failure 70 make re-
turn or pay tho tax within the time
| specified is a fine OF not more than ST.
900. For "willfully refusing" OF will
fully attempting in any manner to de-
! feat or cvadc the tax on the part of any
! individual, corporation or partnership.
or any officer or employee Of any cor
| poration, or member or employee of n
partnership. the penalt Is Il fine of not
more than 10000. or Imprisonment for
one year or both together with tho
cost Of prosecution.
| The 1916 Act which forbade the move
ment in Interstate commerce Of the
products Of child labor was declared I'M
, constitutional by the Supreme Court
| of the United States in a decision issued
June 5. 1913. on the ground that II IN
| rrinCcd the right Of the states TO con-
troll such questions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

When n child has wnonping cough
never give any preparation containing
opium or cod"inc to allay tho cough. rs
when you do there is much NOR" danGc!
Of il resulting in pneumonia Chamber
lan's Cough Remedy can be depended
upon. II contains no opium or other
narcotic. t'r sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
EMPLOYMENT OF A Child FOR ONE DAY may
FG0sT EMpl Oyer ONE-TENTH OF PROFITS YEARLY

merry. workshop. factory or Hanu1actnr-
ing establishment in which children un-
der fourteen years of age arc employed
or permitted to work during any por-
ton of the taxable year" is subject TO
Tho 10 per cent tax A single spcc7nc
exception Is made Of boys and girls
canning clubs. such as arc recogntzeo
by the Department Of Agriculture.
Plans for the enforcement OF the Ia"
have been practically completed. There
IS being formed in tho Bureau Of Intern
nj Revenue a division to be known as the
Child Labor Tax Division.
While it is the purpose Of the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue strictly to enforce
the law. its aim is 70 administer It's pro-
visions in a way to cause as little in
convenience rs possible to tho business
world and to offer no injustice TO en-
2loyees. It is the intention to accept
in confirmation Of the aGe Of the child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
REAL ESTATE SALES
ON the INCREASE

Zeal estate sales arr on the lh'r"hs'
throughout Ohio county. Lack al houses
that may hc rented is causing Il h""'n
in sales. This is proven ny the unusual
number of deeds being filed in In" c"uh-
~ court. Yesterday I" pieces III prop
crty changed hands. according I" rec
ords filed with the clerk. On previous
days Of the past tw" weeks sales nave
been 50 numerous that tn" "ftic" force
of the county clerk has been unable 10
kcrp pace with the records filed. AS
result II great number nf deeds nav"
been filed. but NOT yet recorded several
days will he required hrf"r" IN" force
of stcnugraphrrs can catch up with the
accumulation. although rXtrn efforts arc
being put forth. Each day is bringing
an increase in the number of deeds filed.
Real estate mon attribute the many sales
directly 10 refusal Of owners to rent
property,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

This afternoon nj o'clock Squire
nnhhs will try sophie Swicrkosz on tn"
charge Of violating the prohibition law
sho was arrested at her homo. No. ais
Jacob street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
NAUGHTY CHARLOTTE

Charlotte Smith dusky hurd forin"r
inmate rf Stella Jones Old owe CAME
to town yesterday from Chicag" ana oc-
cidcd TO start out nj the old game Sh'
coupled up with n prominent mafTlen
rolor"d man Of tn" city and Trey "ch'
TO MaEEi" rrortnrS plnr" IN thc East
End. where Chief Henderson ana DC
eciivc Bob Hiuklcman hutt"d in. Cnar-
lotto was punched but her. married
friend escaped through window ana
did n mile in about nothing fiat.
t"hnrlottr put up $50 for her appear
anrr in polio" court this morning tor 10
bc exact snrlc Of her maln admirers put
IN for hcrl and Mrs. Proctor put up Slep
and costs for her appearance" To answer
a charge Of renting rooms for immorai
nurpnScS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

Squire Hobbs yesterday fined Thomas
I.usskuck Of Downs. w. Va. sim ana
costs for attempting In Sn"Gelc l.
pints Of whiskry on b. & .. train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
gFxDERAL C"D LABOR TAX PRO
ga VISIONS EYEECTIVE APE" 80
4. Ace VERY DRASTIC.
.@tnns TOT Enforcement OF the Laws
sS- Nave Been Practically compie1sa
Z Ignorance no Excuse.

~ Employment OF one child for ono day
I'm conflict with thc-chiid labor tax pro
visions Of the new revenue bill will SUB
5ect the employers business to a tax OF
40 per cent of the net profits for the
&Saxable year. This is the Interpretation
Spf the Bureau OF Internal Revenue. tho
administrator of the new law.
8. The child labor provisions Of the now
ihiu become effective April 25.1919 or
tsn1s1 after that date the profits oc any
jrnnine or quarry in which children under
isH5xteen years of age. or any mill. can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Artistic Wall Paper


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
] he ] aylor lhorofare

little baby son. a recent arrival In tn'
town OF Fulton. Young Reynolds 50"
his friend, James Fitzgerald OF EAU
Grove. just before. Fitzgerald wa
killed in battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

The ticket agent nj tho j.. x u. STA
zion yesterday called the poles Ia take
away S0-yrar-old Edward Crews "t
North Carolina. alleging that the man
was so badly crippled that ihr COM
uuny would not take Il chance on haul
ing him without injury. rr"wS is
ST branded here looking for a sister "ho
is said 10 live IL miles from Wheel
ing. He gives her name as Mrs. II.
Hughes. Police have been unable TO
locate her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

Tho executive committee named by
,'oiiuril tn confer with heads Of city
departments and generally supervise
operation OF the city will meet this aft
rrnuou to map out Il program for coun-
III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations.

Sergeant Gus sax. 4 local young men.
writes homo from overseas that h" VIII
sail for America soon with tn" s0th d.
vision.
The Washington times., 1919-05-07

Frank T. Evans. wcll-known re,i
dent Of the Fourth ward died last
night. The deceased for many yeaIs
vas a locomotive engineer. tie was
for many years an activ" RepL lea !.
ii's wife and a brother. Milton Evans.
survive him
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
So "T WORKERS
Get WAR MEDALS

EigIIty-six Y. NJ. c. A. workers were
awarf fed war medals overseas and
eleva ] were killed in the battle zone,
accoI ding to a booklet issued by the
Y. u. Q A. entitled "'N' Workers
Cnde q Fire"
Tire booklet contains letters from
thrs American generals and Secretary
Oar iels. praisinE the work of the w.
in! the war. Speaking OF the battle
OF Chateau ThierTy and the Marine,
As Nor General Dickman says IN gen.
q al orders:
During the days beginning July
: 1, when the enemy made their at
tack. and for days and nights after
, wards. the Y NJ. {. 4. through its
| faithful members at their poStsl Of
duty. not only with chocolat" and
cakes and tobacco cheercd our sol
diers. but were of efficient assistance
to our medical STAFF in caring for
wounded. Hot chocolate was served
| in many cases free. both day and
night TO the wounded and to the am
! buIancc drivers.
while the hen Of the 4. NJ c. A.
were with the troops in the front line.
the young women OF the. Y. NJ. c. \.
were detailed with the hospitals. and
the medical staff of this division hear
testimony of their most efficient help
during these two weeks of great
strain.
The conduct of these seIf-sacri-
fcing and brave men and women
who have SO unhesitatiEgly given
their services to their country, cstab-
fishes a standard Of prestige, eNcep-
tiOnal courage, devotion and resource,
which the commanding general par
ticularly commends"
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
POLICE KILL MAN
AFTER HE SHOOTS IS

PLANO. Tex. Nav Thirteen per-
sons are in hospitals suffering from
wounds received in gun tight here
and Tom Embrey. negro, was killed
after he had barricaded himself in
q house and for four hours resisted
with a shotgun all attempts TO cap
thre him.
When the posse. after uHsuccessfuI
attempts to rush the house and to set
It on fire, was about to apply dyna-
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
CHARGE ITALIANS
INCITE MOSLEMS

SAT ONTTT Nav 7.-0r CrF7is Ubn
for thirty years had worked for tb..
deliverance of northern Epius from
the Turks, and for its u5ion with
Greece, was assassinated several DAYS
ago at kOritsa by Moslern. The fu-
neral. which was attended by 10000
persons. according to dispatches TO an
Athens news agency. resolved into d
manifestation in favor OF Greece.
Women and children carried Greek
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
RUssIAN ASKS NEW NAME

Peretz weinstein, a native OF Rus
STA. who has resided in this country
since 1905. and lived In Washington
since February IA. 1918, has filed a
petitioP in the District Supreme Court
to have his name changed to Perry
winston. The petitioner who is rep
resented by Attorneys Clephans &
Latimer, said he finds the spelling OF
his name cumbersome, and that Il is
causing him embarrassment because
II sounds as II il were OF German
origin.
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
nnESr THEATER BURNS.

BREST. May In spite OF the eff
forts of American firemen the prin-
cipaI theater here was destroyed by
fire last Saturday. The blaze started
uring a rehearsal and several per
.,s were injured in rescuing the per
formers. The property loss is esti
mated at 100000.
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
Count Czernin to Write
Memoirs, Using Several
Letters of Ex-Kaiser

VIENNA, May Count Czernin.
former Austro- Hungarian foreign
minister. who was not placed
under arrest. as once reported. is
writing a book in which he pub
fishes many personal letters by
the former German emperor and
the former Austrian emperor.
He also relates much secret his
tory. part of which concerns the
United States.
The Washington times., 1919-05-07

flags and buildings were decorated in
the Greek colors.
The commander of the French mill
tary forces in Koritsa and three
Americans there attended the funeral
The assassin, who was named lora-
him and who is said to have been as
sisted by two others. the dispatches
declare. is an agent Of Italian propa-
ganda in northern Epirus' IL Is as
serted that the Italians have been in
citing the MosIems against the Greek
Christians
The Washington times., 1919-05-07

mite. Embrey opened tho front door
and walked out, shooting right and,
irtt lie was met by "a v0lley. which
ALMOST cut his body in two.
The trouble started when Embrey
entered the hone Of his wife. from
whom he was separated. and shot
and seriously wounded her and two
other negroes.
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
Final Terms of Peace


Germany to accept League of Nations in prin-
cipe, but without membership
, international labor body created
Various international bodies to execute pro-
visions of the treaty.
Commission created TO govern the Saar Basin
pending pIebiscite fifteen years hence.
Commission created for pIebisctes in MaImedy,
Schleswig and East Prussia.
Details of disposition of German fleet and cables
left to allied powers.
Disposition of former German colonies left to
allies.
Commissions to supervise the Saar Valley, Dan
zig and oversee pIebiscites will act under direction of
the League of Nations.
" Germany cedes to Belgium 3s2 square miles of
territory between Luxembourg and Holland.
Germany's cessiOn to Poland isOIates East Prus-
STA from the remainder of Germany.
Germanys cession to Poland comprises 1855
miles; to France, $500 square miles (Alsace-Lor-
raine.)
Germany consents to the treaty establishing
Belgium neutral state
Luxembourg ceases to be member of The Ger
tariff union.
ALI HohenzolIern property in Alsace-Lorraine
goes to France without payment.
France gains permanent possession OF SaaF coal
mines regardless of results of future plebscite.
Besides upper Silesia, Germany cedes the greater
part of Posen and West Prussia to Poland.
Germany cedes MemeI to the associated powers.
Free use Of Danzig's waterways and port facii-
ties assured to Poland.
Germany accepts abrogation of the Brest-Litovsk
treaty
Allies reserve right for Russia to obtain repara-
ton from Germany.
Germany renounces to China remainder of
Boxer indemnties.
Germany renounces to China all public properly
and concessions in China except KiaOchau.
Germany renounces all rights in Morocco.
Germany recognizes British prOtectOrate over
Germany codes to Japan all rights in Shan tung
peninsula.
German army must demobiize within two
months after peace signed.
All German munitions establishments must be
closed within three months after signed except
where otherwise specified by allies.
No rnilitaristc societies shall be perm lifted in
Germany.
German warshps may be replaced only at ex-
piraon Of twenty years for battIeships and fifteen
for destroyers.
Allies will retain German hostages ntil persons
accused of crimes surrendered
Reciprocal exchange of information regarding
dead prisoners and places of burial Protided for.
Total of German indemnities to be determined
by an inteE-aIlied commission before May 1, 1921,
after a fair hearing
Schedule will be fixed fer discharge Of German
indemnity obligations within thirty ears.
Germany iTeyccably recognizes full authority of
irteF-alied reparatons commission
CcrEnanys initial indemnity payment 10000
OOG,0OO rnarko) shall be made in gold, goods and
ships
Germany must pay civilians for acts of cruelty
ordered by her representatives.
Germany must Fay fer r7altrcf tr1ent of prisoners
Germany must pay damages for enforced labor
by civilians for levics or fires imj osed
To discharge her indemnify obligations Ger
domestic ba
The Washington times., 1919-05-07
A sign that Regiment cheered
Just painted sign on the wall of an ancient bull
in France! ''Not much of d thrill in that" you'll

Bordeaux, St, Nazaire, Nantes,
and the other ports of embar>
kation in France, we hoped
they'd be more than merely
messages that let the boys know
they'd find our clothes-stylish,
all wool, guaranteed-ready for
thern when they got home
We are glad they feel as they
d3aboutit Ifthose signs of ours
over there give our boys a little
glimpse Of "back home" that
cheers, we're more than repaid
even if that is the one and only
thing those signs do
The Washington times., 1919-05-07

x YET a regiment Of American
soldiers, dog>weary from a
M long hike, dripping wet
from an all>day downpour, broke
into cheers at sight Of it You'd
have thought they had come
unexpectedly on Statue Of
Liberty in Brest
That sign represented Goods
country"-a glimpse Of home
that had gone across the sea to
meet them
When we placed our signs in
the prominent locations in BreSt,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03

PRESlDENTSKE POSELSTVf &c.
kONCRESU.
UROVNANf SPOLECENSKYCH A DELNICKYCH
OTAZEK POMOCi ARBITRACNf KOMISE

washington, 2. prosince. = Dnes obdrze kongres od
presdenta rekonstrukcni posestv v6novane tomu
Gill; ably ozdraV6ny byly van6 otreene vnitfn pom9ry t
ke ably vSeobecny potcky op6tn6 do predv
leGnpch koeii
Wilson Zasila vyzvu primo sveho luzka adresuie ii
oboum dOmm amerckeho kongres kery prave vGera zah
We smouvy gy narodu poukazuje iiste duezitou DO
nnost upraviti drive pom6ry vnitln dos hrozive po
sedn dob& uvaeic Problem presdentv poukazue ma diva
body ezce spoetenskeho zivoa americkeho dotykac
ma dahou vSech zvotu nejnutn6Slch potfeb hnuti d6
cEe, smtiuJci k zskani pom6rn6 v6tSi mzdy
OdporuGue prOto ably prlmysl byl do iste my zdemo-
atisovan sce TAX ably denk mel prlvo spolurozhodova
vecch jez dotyEa Ike eho vlasnich zajmu Tao
kadni prva, ker6 d6nictvo liz lGa bojue musl byt
konetne ednou uznana vhodne jech upraveni pomn6
dolby uhado by mnohy dneSni osry rozpor Navrat po-
m3rum mzdoyym pracovnm podminkam predvaeGnym jest
dnes nemysiteny proto Wilson uka op6tne TAX naIo
ov6tenemu prosfedku navrhuie op6n6 arbiraGni
komisi jema ntelem by bylo odsran pokud
stAvac difference meZ kapitaem pracE Podobne uStni
ale ma sOu nochybnou pOv6st nkterak nevzbuzue dive
stasnG rozuzeni vsem sm6ry zamoane situace
Kongresni poselstv neivySSho ufednka Sousta jak
senek sotva budou ably neuteSen6 spoecens6
i pracovn otazky vhodn6 uprayy.
Jistou nozornost vzbuzuje re Wilson kongresnim
poslani rikde nedoka primo versaiske rrove umuvy e
Tho koneGnehO schvlen anz vecf ez by mey spoecnt
no gOu narodu RevoluGnm apoStoum, radikalnm ziyum
d0staVa VarOvan spou uStenim, neni Zemi msa
podVratn6 dokrnare vSchn pfvrzenc vysrednich
smerd dluzno povazovat nepfatey Spcenych Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03
sOUDNi STTHANf VUDCU sTAVKUJI-
C[CH fIORNiKU.
ZATYKANl PPESTUPNlKU SOUDNf ZAPOVEDI
MA OBZORU

indianapolis, 2. prosnce Nasledkem op6tn6ho nezda-
ziednan klidu uhenych obastich porusenl drkt-
MIN ederanim soudcem Andersonem lydan6 soudn zpoy6
iii SIyce, rozhodla dnes vlada nastoup pro
pestupnkum domn6lym vinnikm vySetfovdni Fcde
rni aGent ncch6li prozrad akych opatfeni soudy
chOp ale VSeObecn6 Gek ze ySchni proVnc budOu be-
hem AZ hodin zaGen Vlada pry douho zdrahaa uAti
6chto drastckch proredku ale nenachaz zadnehO n6ho
vychod6 jak vybrisi dneSnho choulosivGho posayen,
zpusoben6ho stavkou uhokop prav6 nenevyhodn6iS cas-
kdy vSech stranach haSen jest z ccny nedosatek
va ak omacnosti tax havn6 pro prumysoV6 podnky.
Soudce Andersen rozsiri die neiposednejSch 2prav
sobnost soudn zapov6di neien ednov6 ubokopy, ale
operatorv neb n6 osoby ez mali dneni stavce G why
zakona liz kazda rozmluva meZ dy6ma
bami ktere by bylo k stavce povZbuzovano.
Uvedeny soudce vyslycha1 iisteho honika mfnem New
comba ienz vypovda mzdovych pomtrech, ze udavana
nzda hornkum sprayna dluznc cd nj odeGisti
dani iez hornik rhuii streny prach n@ potreby
a kterez srazky hornikovu mzdu zmensuji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03
CEENNEERALli STAVKA VE TRECH
TTALSKYClI MtSTECH.
RIM, FLORENCE A MIL AN ZAHALI
"a MILANSKYCH BOURl ZABITY OsOBY.

Rim, 2. prosince. Dnes vyhlasena byla hlavnm me-
CT Rhine Gz Florenc Man6 gen aralni VIA tahG
ykutetnA nehyo nkde pracovano MlanG byo ia povsta
yca hepokoJu dive osoby zabiy celia rada demonsranu
zran@na nepokoum doSo trcch mestech hayft
mezi socalisty stranou loyani
Parliament Sc dosud ustanovuje krA dnes imenoval
byvaeho mnistra zahrantnich Zaezitos Toma3e Tonho
pIsid1ntem senau RVa'y premier Orlando. yadni kand
dat Zvoen byl predsedou posanecG sn4novny Kraloya
naramennl rec vyvoaa dobry doem zemena vatikansk6
kruhy sou pot6Seni kraloyou %ttou mir by
ny JAZZ pro viteZe tax pro porazen6"
Minsterska rada nyni uvazuie zalezitosi adrnrala
lla, veltele alskych vosk Dalmacii jenz pal cd ~
AHnunzia mcnovan guverntrcm alskG Dalmace ale po-
Zd6ji uto hodnost resgnoyal Jak dnes by0 vrzen0
pO|taN en- bude admiral Milo pred neivyasi soud.
lalaku ylada oznumiIa Wade ihosovansk6, y$echny
nstruEce nrove konfrence sm6fuici omu ably
byla tinno poy6snGho DAnnunZia budou do y&cch po-
drobnost provcdeny
Pred Splitam kfzue neustae nekoik spoeneckych b.
eNnc tetn6 jedn6 aeGnG lode Spojeach Sdtu ak
muie depese dosla Lubian4 do KodanG Dansku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03

Take Nejvyssi Rada mrov6 konference jak sdelui
poouredne Jest fo2hodnuta re dospee ku denvnimu
hodnuti ohednG Adratiku, nez odroci poCaku
since
ufednch kruzich velk! vna alske-calmatsk6 krsi
pfiGitana jest Spoenym Statum Okono he amerckv Sc
nat neschvali mIovou smouvu smlouvou ohledn6 igy
nafod zpusoba, re cinnos gy narod ktera by byla
roZretl nyneJsl nesnaze nenoha byt dosud zahajena
Jak oznamuje "Epoca' minstersky pfedseda Ntti mel
vGera douhou konerenc fancouzskym vyslancem Bar
Casopis "Avantf varuje yadu, re D'Annunzo Sc
piipravuje k demonstraci proti Terstu. ~ap
Mnozi znamky, nevoe proti kouskGm sfen6ho ba-
snika vzrsta Move Zvoen socalsct tlenov6 posanece
sn6mOvny zastupc Federace Prace Miln6 rozhod
uSpofada fadu schulz ably du vysv6t Adratickou
c Tito patrn6 zaha aktivni propaganda pro DAnnun-
ZOvi
Vlada take pomys ma rozhodna opatfeni ably zabrana
dasim desercim voska Jak oznamuje Epoca" vlada
hOdla ponechat bez restu povolnost amrala Mla
AnnunZioV pf jeho vpadu do Zaderu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03

mini 'tr: "Ze pokraGuie ozdra
v6ni hospodaiske. dokazuie
skuteGnost, ma kterou nedavno
poukazal ministersky predse-
da, re mas stat vykaZuje nej
meme stavek re vSech zemi ev-
ropskych, re lie oSni zem6del-
ska vykonnost Jest vzorna. ze
t6zba uhli stale stoupa, re ma
me pfipraveno k vyvozu, zvla-
ste cukru, "a vice nez miliar-
du, a ze iil nynl name slime
aktiyni bilanci obchodni. VSe-
chny tyto oko!nosti opravluji
k predpovedi, re republika &c
skoslOvenska bude nejkratSl
dob6 jednou z nejvykonn6j-
8ich Zemi evropskych.' Ma O.
tazku, jakou smernici sleduie
vlada politice zahranitni a
jaky je ( jeji pom4r Ike spojen
cim, odpovedel nlinistr, ze mi
nistersky predseda nesleduje
ma venek jine politiky nez tn,
ktera dochazi sveho nejvysSi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03
SPOJENE. STATY A REPUBLIKA
MEXICKA.


Washington, 2. prosnce. - Povstae difference mezi
Wahingtonem sousednf repubkou meXckou luSt6ny bu-
samotnym bylo hledano prosred-
nctvi iihoamerickych republik A. B. c.. ak dipomacky
sv6t zlracuie Argentina Braz Chile Sekretar Lansing
vyiarl tax nes by vtazan tom pravdy Zapet-
amerckeho konsulaniho agenta Jenknse by
ro2reSena zmfn6nymi zememi.
Miso, ably vyzvan byli americ obcani opusttni Me-
xka iako stale kdyz satnm tajemnikem by Bryan,
podobnehO dplomatickeho napet odpouceno bylo Amer
Gandm ably kln6 setrva svch dosavadnich mexckych
bydlsch Krone toho oznamue Lansing re zadna jme-
novanych ihoamerckych republk sprosedkovac sluz-
be nenabzela.
Louis Cabrera, Carranzdv financni mnistr znamy
rpuF nepfel vSeho amerckeho, iehoz brar jest
n6rm We state Pueblo kde jenkins byl uneSen vede havni
soudnim sthn Jenknse PosednejS pry byt
proput6n sloz sebe zaruk ale washingtonska vada
PRIV dava pTednost jeho propuSt6ni vynuti hrozbam.