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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
MEASURES TAKEN
TO PROTECT CAMP
AGAINST FLAMES

A forest fire of some magnitude
has been raging for the past Sew
days on the northern slope of the
hill across the river, overlooking the
town. 1t would appear to have
started in the neighborhood of the
Lescure homestead, and famed by
the high winds of the past two days,
has spread rapidly in the direction
of the railroad right of way and
the camp buildings at the foot of
the bluff.
Reports indicate that during last
night the progress of the fire was
even greater than before, and in
order that the buildings at camp
AIS, the roundhouse, pumping sta
ton and other government prop
etry on the Fairbaks line threatened
by the flames, may be amply pro-
tected, Superintendent Packer issued
orders to Foreman Steel and the
other men stationed at camp Ais
to commence backfiring this morn
ing.
The fire would appear to have
gained much Roadway and burned
fiercely last night. The glow of
the flames was seen over the crest
of the hill during the dark hours
of the night.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
FAIRBANKSANS EXCITED
AT MOVEMENT OF ICE

A large field of ice, coming from
the upper reaches of the Cinema
slough, bore down yesterday after
noon in the direction of the bridge
and, for a while, the people watch
ing the movement felt sure that the
weight of it would carry the ice
under the bridge and opposite the
town, and thereby register the Off
cial breakup.
The oncoming field, however, jam
med near the Nordale and the ice
in front of Fairbanks is still there.
A movement is expected at any
time now and the people of the
upper town are watching it closely.
There is said to be open water
in the slough in the neighborhood
of Lacy street.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
VICTORY LOAN IS
LACKING SUPPORT

WASHINGTON, May 2.-One bill
lion, five hundred million dollars
have been subscribed up to date to
the Victory Loan, representing but
third of the amount required.
Judging from the records of the
sales of bonds of the Third and
Fourth Loans, the country would
appear to be tagging behind in its
support of the Victory Loan.
The Czecho-Slovaks are leading
the Chicago racial groups in sub
scriptlons. .:# IT,. -"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
NEWSPAPER SAYS
PEACE TREATY IS
LENGTHY AFFAIR

PARIS, May 1.-The Echo Ge
Paris, commenting on the peace
treaty in this mornings issue, says
that the treaty comprises fifteen to
twenty chapters.
The first chapter contains the
preamble making a detailed state
ment as to the reasons for the en-
trance of the various countries into
the war, and mentions the need of
a league if nations.
The second and third chapters are
devoted to the question of frontiers
the fourth gives details of the mill
tary, naval and aerial clauses; the
fifth has reference to the former
German colonies and their final dis
position.
The other chapters which have
not been completed yet will deal
with PREPARATION, labor and legis-
lation, while the last chapter will
concern the guarantees which will
be required of Germany for the eve
cution of the treaty.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
LABOR PROGRAM
Bic FEATURE Of
PEACE TREATY

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Presi-
dent Wilson cabled Joseph Tumulty,
his private secretary, today that he
believes that the peace treaty's
ID labor program is one of the most
important achievements of a new
day, in which labor's interests will
be Systematically and intelligently
safeguarded and promoted.
He said that the terms of the
labor program will help to stabilize
labor conditions throughout the
world and that it would ultimately
be the means of relieving the I'M
happy conditions existing at the
present time.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
ALIEN AG|TA7ORS
TO Be OEPOR7ED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-Im-
migration Commissioner White an
nounced today that all alien agitators
and revolutionists will be rounded
up in San Francisco and Seattle
and other coast cities for deporta-
ton, through the port of New York.
This action has been taken by the
authorities as a result of the re-
cent sending of bombs to prominent
people through the mails
The aliens who are rounded up
will probably leave Americas shores
for the countries from which they
came, during the present month.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
GENERAL JOHNSON
TAKES COMMAND
At CAMP LEWIS

TACOMA, May 2.-Major Gen
eral Johnson, who commanded the
Nintey-first division while overseas,
assumed command at Camp Lewis
today.
He will form a new Regular army,
of which the 91st will be a division
This famous division will also bear
the records of the National army
division.
Major General johnson wears the
decorations conferred on him by
the governments of Italy, France
and Great Britain.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
HAD SUCCESSFUL SALE

The Ladies' Aid Society of Ne.
mana held a good eats sale at the
Bowen building yesterday afternoon
which was a great success in every
way.
The good things on sale, which
were contributed by the ladies,
found ready purchasers.
The sale commenced at two
o'clock in the afternoon and within
a few hours the stock of good
things was exhausted.
The deals of the sale were not
available this afternoon, but it is
understood that over 500 was
realized.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
MANY RIOTERS
Hailed TO COURT

CLEVELAND, May 1.-Two hun,
bred persons were arraigned in the
police courts here today as the re,
suit of yesterdays May Day rioting
Among those arrested for partici-
pating in the disturbances was c.
E. Rutherberg, a Socialist and for
merly of Nome, Alaska. He was a
candidate for mayor.
During the May Day disturbances
one man was killed and about sixty
were injured.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
PROMINENT MEN
WILL Be TRIED
FOR O|SLOYA[TY

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The St.
Paul supreme court has handed down
ruling to the effect that A. C.
Townley, president of the National
Non-Partisan League, and Joseph
Gilbert, league organizer, must stand
trial on charges of disloyalty.
These men, it is alleged, are
guilty of having maGe public utter
ances designed to discourage patri-
otto cooperation in the war.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
HIGH SCHOOL HOP,
BOWEN BUILDING

The dance given by the older
schoolboys takes place at the Bowen
building tonight, and promises to
be a most enjoyable affair.
Dancing will commence at $3.50
o'clock and every arrangement has
been made for the comfort and enjoy
ment of those who have been invited
to the function.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
OFFICIALS SEIZE
MUCH EXPLOSIVES

NEW YORK, May 2.-The gov
eminent officials today confiscated
large quantity of explosives which
they found in house on Forty-fifth
street. The house was probably
the headquarters of the bomb send
ers, who have been sending them
to prominent officials throughout
the country through the mails.
A warning has been sent to all
members of the American Peace
commission to watch packages ad-
dressed to them very carefully,
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
SENSE Of DEFEAT
WEIGHS HEAVILY
ON HUN DELEGATE

VERSAILLES, May\ Count
Won Brokdorff- Rantzau, former Ger
man foreign secretary and now one
of the German delegates to the
peace convention, appeared to be
almost overcome with a sense of
Germany's defeat, when presenting
his credentials to the Allied peace
commissioners.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
NEW LEAGUE TO
ENFORCE PEACE
TO MEET SOON

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Off
cials of the newly formed League
to Enforce Peace. announced today
that conventions for the ratification
of the conventions of the league
will be held in fifteen Eastern and
Central states, during the months
of May and June.
Former President Taft and Presi-
dent Lowell of Harvard will be the
principal speakers at the conventions.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
FIVE DAY WEEK
MAY Be FORCED
ON EMPLOYERS

SEATTLE, May 2.-Six thousand
workers employed in the building
trades and belonging to the Build
ing Trades union, are formulating
plans to enforce a five-day week
on all employers.
This action is being taken so
that greater number of men may
be employed in the building trades.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
ONE MORE ROUND TRIP
WITH TOLOVANA MAIL

Advices received today indicate
that Carl White, who has the con-
tract to carry mails between Fair
banks and Brooks, will make one
more round trip on his winter con-
tract, at the end of which he expects
to be able to carry mails on the
river route, on his summer con-
tract
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
DECORATE
FORMER ALASKAN

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Lieuten-
ant Colonel Alfred Brooks, formerly
chief of the Alaska Geological Sur
vey, returned today wearing the rib
bon of the French Legion of Honor.
Lieutenant Colonel Brooks was
geologist on the staff of General
Pershing while in Europe.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
BONDS REFUSED
IN HAYWOOD CASE

CHICAGO, May 2.-The circuit
court refused to accept the bonds
offered today for the release from
custody of Haywood, the l. W. w.
leader charged with sedition. The
amount of the bonds offered was
not considered sufficient.
William Lloyd, wealthy Socialist,
and George Mcintosh, of this city.
were the men who offered the
bonds.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
BABY GIRL BORN
IN NENANA TODAY

At the A. E. C. hospital, at about
seven o'clock this morning, a little
baby girl arrived to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Patter-
son, of this city.
Both Mrs. Patterson and the little
one are reported to be getting along
very nicely.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
RUMAN|AN KING
NEAR BUDAPEST

VIENNA, May 2.-According to
reports received in this city today,
King Ferdinand of Rumania, at the
head of mis- troops and with several
French generals, will soon enter
Budapest, the capital of Hungary.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

C. H. Hall, former disbursing
agent of the A. E. c., left Seattle
recently for. Chicago, where his wife
and daughter had preceded him.
They will make their home there.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
NEW YORK POLICE CAPTURE BOLSHEV7K BOMBS
GOVERNMENT FORCES DRIVE REDS OUT OF MUNICH
OLD BAITLESH|P
TO Be RETIRED

WASHINGTON, May 2. - The
navy department announced today
that owing to a shortage of men in
the navy to man all the new ships
that will soon go into commission,
it will make it necessary for the
department to place the old battle
ship Oregon out of commission.
The state of Oregon will be al
lowed to take the old ship over if
it desires to do so and preserve her
as a historical relic. She is now
in Puget Sound, helping to boost
the Victory Loan.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

This old vessel, under the COM
mand of Captain Clark CATER rear
admiraD during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, steamed from Bremerton
to Key West, via the Straits of
Magellan, distance of 14,500 miles,
maintaining an average speed of Ii
knots an hour She only remained
at Key West long enough to take
on coal, Immediately after which
she steamed to join the blockading
squadron off Santiago de Cuba.
Immediately after she had been
assigned her station with the block
aiding squadron, the Spanish fleet
came out. When the American
fleet closed for action, the Oregon
led the line of battleships, following
Immediately behind the flagship
Brooklyn, and did terrific execution
on the enemy fleet with her big
guns. She gained the applause of
naval men throughout the world
for her remarkable achievement.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

R. Hildebrand, formerly of the
A. E. c., had a very bad attack of
the flu in Seattle recently, but
managed to get over it. He is still
in Seattle Mrs. Hildebrand left
Seattle recently for her home in
California.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

A first calss Outside mail is ex-
pected to arrive in Fairbanks to-
night from the coast.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
MUNICH CAPTURED
BY GOVERNMENT

PARIS, May 2.-According to a
report received in this city today,
the German government troops have
captured the city of Munich from
the soviet forces which held it
hitherto.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
HUNS MAY ENTER
NATIONS LEAGUE

LONDON, May 2.-According to
Reuters News Agency despatch
received here today, Germany will
be admitted to the League of Ma
tons after years of probation.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

Friday, May 2
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

observation station, Nenana
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02

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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-02
TEMPERATURE

AS reported by the governmel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-12
ZAJIMAVY NAVRH LONDYNSKEHO
LISTU "THE OBSERVER.
PRESIDENT T. C. MASARYK JEDINYM ZNALCEM
RUSkA.

Londlna = Dennik "The Observer zabyva Sc obsr
mem vodnim cnku potfebou move orientace poitce An
Pile vut Rusku oazkou kter je poslednch dnech velkm
listy ondynskym cenIm potiky Angle pne pfetfasana
"The Observer navrhue aby nko ostrovy Prnco, nbrz
Praha ako havn m6sto Ceskosovenske repubky bya
kde by seSla konference dohodovych zstup
ca deegatG rusk6 sov6tove repubky vyiednavan mir
List MIMI ze president Ceskoslovenske repubky T. c. Masa
yk e cdnou povoanou osobnost ez by ednan konferen
mirove Tdia veda Pravi primo, re president T. c. Ma
sary rozumi probemu Ruska epe vScnn ostan doho
dov stnci dohromady Masaryk Rusko desitet STUDIO
VAL bv Rusi dob6 revouce SVEN fnov6m poselstv
promuv problemu ruskem prsnou obietivnosti "The
Observer prohaSuie velci stanici prave
kych atd President T. G. Masaryk zna psychologist Ruska
a pomery. Zapadnf by dobre ucinly kdybv
vGfly uko iednan ruskou vladou ceskemu presdentov
terI smysl probley konsukce novych statG zna
take probemy zdpadnch Slovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-12
RESIICCNACE PALLVOVfHO Admin
STRATORA.
UROVNANi .STAVKY NENALEZA
MEZI UEILOKOPY VSEOBEC-
NEHO SOUHLASJ
vETsINoU zAPoCATo BUDE TEzBoU JIz DNEs

Peoria, H.. II. prosnce = Havfi Peori poddi-
Strku els 2 odvrh dneSn veGern schulz usnesni gene
raniho vyboru Indianapolis kterym m6a byti odvona stay
ka uhokopd. Novym rozhodnum postizeno bude 5000
muzu.
Washington II. prosince. v rukou presidena Wisona
naeZa z resignace palvoveho administrators dr. Gar
zelda enz vZdaya tohoto duezteho adu, ekoz nkte
rak nesouhlas n6kterymi podminkami stanovenym pf
smirnem skoncni stavy dohodou mez uhokopy vladou
Garfield sam nechte nijak rozhovoft prcinach
10 iednan ceou tuac iisteho svea vastnorucn
dop zasany dnes WilsonoVi Osoby bzke palivove adm
nsrac, veri ze konsumujicf lid ppnese cast vydani
vsalvch zvysenm plau havstvu drazsm uhlim Garfield
pax sav6 poti podobn6mu resent paivove kalamy Die
neerch zprav stran z edne proto cey tyden kaz
d6ho vyednavan Jak president Wilson zachova leho
resignac dosud znamo so jest jen re ndanaposke
usnesen pokava souhasem vech ceru nyneho kabpetu
Wilson zasa blahopreinS IL gram 6fadnicimu predse
dovfSpojeneho HavTstua Ley f-@A4
Indianapolis L. prosince. Censtvo Spcjeneho Havff-
Amery jest vvzvano aby bez prutahu dosavio do
prace dolech die vSeho zahaena bude ezba z Ultra,
pate vy6zeneho uhi bude zapOcato
liz poGatkem prstho tydne o hned pond6.
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VAzNE POKUSY 0 SMLR SOCIAL
STU V NEMECKU.

Berlna 20. listopadu. Post. zprava.) -Sbzen mez
socalsy v6tSny neodvislym postupu Nejepsl znam
kou oho ie okonost a re dnesnim Norwaersu poprve
ode dine rozko uvere nue aneE socalsta neodvsy toz
byvay S6fredakor Freheitu Nestripke Jedna otazce
socalckeho siednoceni Dovozue re hlavn vec sled
bezpodmneCn ednoa sociaiSticke potiky byt
ma nebezpeC, by muso vystoup vlady preJt do
oposce Die ho mn6n musia by socian demokracle brzy
Ease dosati Socalstcka politka nova znamenaa
konec syemu Noskeova ponevadz Noske je
Srokych zt6len6nim eto soustavy,
by ieho zmzeni poitickeho jeviSt6 zru
ku upuS6n cd ieho soustavy.
Ma socast6 v6tSiny vysupuji sJednocenl ne
meckych socialism redaktor Kutzner Katzki dohledne
doide parn6 oficielnmu iednan mez obema smery
riSskon6mecke s0cialn demokrace.
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Zprava prohibici Ceskoslovensku BY
Ia pouhou novinarskou kachnou
Praha, poStovni Zprava. =

Cesk6 amercke lsty oznamuji re Cechoslovaki bude
7avedena prohbce upny zakaz vsech hovin piva
Zprava daovana Prahy 81 na zni Ceskoslovenska VIA
da pomy ma vyan zakona ohledn6 naprose prohbce
Cechosovaki. Zakon tom sm6ru ma byt vypracovan die
amerck6o Pom redakce: Podle sd6leni ruznych
host stare vas prohbicn oazka bya nasl repubhce
pfetfasana deS DOLBY Soudo vSak re edna prl
tom havn6 zakaz koTaky ez n6kterych krach, zvlaS6
na Slovensku skutecnym zlem ochromucm fysic
hospodakou zdatnost naroda Naprot tomu pocltao
Sc re mrne pozivani nebude tim doceno. Die
WISE uveden6 znravy iedna VSak prohbc B
de zainavym zda skutecn6 n6kerych krach zvlase ma
Slovensku stale by tax beZ vazn6 Oposce. Amerce
c zakaz vSech lhovych napoi proveden mnoho kraanu
proo Sc chce vra do Fvropy nyn Newyorke Lsty wall
6nlto nada Rozumi re zprave "NeWyorskych Ii
sta nen zbla pravdy naopak mas je snaha obyvatelstva
vadv aby vyrabeo pva ale pvovary nechte pone
vadz pr omezene vrobe drahot6 svych breGek vic dea
("Sve zpravu ceskoslovenske prohbici ta
ke prnes ale poznamkou pochybne pravdepodobnosti)
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SiRENl Sc BOISEVISMU SMEREM
WCHODNlM.
KONECNYM GLEN JEST ROZPOUTANf REVOLTY
INDII.

Roztov II. prosnce - BoSevc zabyvaii Sc myslenkou
pen6st revoucn uGenf vychod ziskat sebe Moha
medany Obeveni afghankeho vysanectv Moskve Jest
istv vJsedkem echto snah Rusku samem jest 20 mlio
MI Mohamedann. Voze, Uralu, Turkestanu W.
chodnim Kavkazsku
Prvnim ciem techto neinovejsich bosevckych doktrn
lest vvvola povsan Indi. Cely podnk neni nikterak
iak by prvn pohled zdao el
koz ruS Momove jsou pfsusnou leraturou mysenky
Ienina Trockeho pine zpracovani.
Vstoupenim Turecka do vaky prot spojencdm samo-
zTe3 take pro Rusku m6o nasledek nektere
kdy zpeGova usti Mohamedan boova prot svom SOU
yrcGm Naladu pax stupnovai agenti Nemecka Tu-
rocka take n6kok novych repubik povstaych mohame-
dankvch obastch dekue pdvod svj agtatorm ureckym
berlinskym
Indi pax rozpoutat povstan proti Angii nebylo by
nrav6 Cinem nesnadnJm Nespokojenos zemi potfebue
ion ra6ho popudu zevnT aby revota propuka pnym pa-
nenem potlaen e by dao Angl prave tok prace re by
il eova zby cas- stara O Rusko neb Sbif.
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WSSi lt4l IWSSl
SOUBOJ PRO ZENU.

Waterbury, Conn. 10. pros.
Jo'. Catardo z Bridgeportu a
Petr Cecere z naSeho mesta,
kteii utkali sc zde vcera V SOU
boji ma revolvery, skonali We
Spitale "a nekolik hodin po
SVEN s.retnuti. Oba byli zatce
ri statnim policistou. Souboj,
jehoz motivem byla hadka pro
jistou mladou zenu, odehral Sc
ma Benedict ulici. Cevere vypa
Ill ctyri rany ma Catardo dal
Sc ma utek, lee ran6ny strelil
jej n6kolikrate. Cecere ode
bral Sc Ma to do restaurantu,
kde iej policis, zatknul,
kdyz byl pred tim sebral re-
volvery, kter6 oba muzi odho-
dill. Kule pronikla lebkou Ce-
cerovou a Catardo zasazen
byl do srdce.
WSSl fttl WSSl
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IWSSl ftt] WSSl
POLAR JEDU.

Motorak Charles Thomas,
14711 Aspinwall Ave-, zane
chal prace pred tremi mesici,
ponGvadz prsni choroba jej su
zovala. Pc SVEN onemocneni
byl stale zamlkly, trudnomysl
ny a vcera, kdyz chot' jeho
veGefi do jidelny mu prinesla,
ami Sc pokrmu nedotkl. Ia to
v5ak naplnil sklenici n6jakou
tekutinou, hterou vypil az do
posIedni krupeje = drive nez
iera jeho mohla zakrociti. O.
travil 1e a skonal u stolu. IRA
dy pfiznavaji, re nevyle6itel-
na nemoc dohnala jej k samo-
vrazde.
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0 PONDELNIM ROZHODNUTI NEJ.
VYSSIHO SOUDU O USTAVNOSTI
, VALECNE PROHIRICE.
TAKE 2.75 PROCENTNf PIVO v SAGE.

Washington, II. prosnce " pond6li ma odlozen6m
sedan rozhodnout ma nevys oud Spoench Stau zda die
prohbiGnho zakona povazovat vrobu piva vubec
neb sinesho vice jak 275 procent alkohOu obsahucho
avni dale rozhodnout IDA prohbce aecna jest vubec
ustavnim narizenm ez Volsteadov6 pred.oze vynu
covan prohbce vbec Die zprav n6koka ufednku Vydano
bude pondei narzen tykac pva soucasne jekoz Wy
slechnu byli znaci svedci.
Az dosud "A satu oznamio redne statnmu department
schvalen prohbicnho savniho dodatku jak department
dnes oznamue zvastn resolucf NejpvneJsi staten jest
Vrznia IT, edna 1917 Kentucky diva dn pozdejl mel
posednejsim staten Jest New York daem g. Zafi.
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WSS7 WSS1 lWSSl
"PRESS" ) POMOCNE AKCI
v CECHACH.

Prazsky dopisovatel p. II. E.
Reehtol zasla1 -zdeiSiraa pres
1u' dalSi stat pomerech V ma
81 republice a tentokrate refe-
ruje pomocne akci Spoj. S.a
tn. 100000 ceskych ditek je
zasobovano americkym nile
KEN, kterouzto pomoc skyta
Hooverova komise, kdezto Y.
w. C. A. zarizuje ceske MIA
dezi hfiSt6 Americky Cerve-
ny KTiz zasila do ceskosloven-
skych zemi odev podobae IL
votni nutnoSti.
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MH.LIARDU MA NAVRAT NASICH
ZE SIBfRE.
POSLANCI ZEMfNOvA. VRBENsKY. STRfBRNY A
MAXA POZADUJf ENERCICTEJSf KROKY v
{ ZAJMU NAvRATU cEsKOsLOvENsKE
ARMADY.

Praha (Postovni zprava) = Narodnm Shromazd6n
podan bvl posanc6 FRANZ Zemnove dra Vrben
sk6ho j. Stfbm6ho prof Maxy, ably Narodni Shromazd6n
do Ii povolio liver iedne milardy korun omu Gtelu
aby moha by eskcsovenska armada Sbe bez prutahu
pfivezena do vlasti. -
navrhu prav: Cd historckeho staniho pfevratu u
ceou tn dobu vrato nam 10000
pouhych 5000! StatscG pfisusnikn egonafskych rodn
cel6 sbfske armady zmocnuje ohromny smuek
Geni obavy re p takov6to rychost pfeplavn mohl by
zp6tnN navrat trvati kolk let.
Denni vydaie sibiTskou armadu obnaSeji mionu
X vvzvovac podpory rodinam legonTskym mescn6 1215
mionG K Musi tudz mas stat upynuly rok zapatit
Is az mliardy vTdaid anz by sati sbiTska armada
olo n6cO m6ly"
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Panov6 Masaryk Pergler
ubytovani budou hotelu Gle
veland, kde sejdou Sc MINI
clenove uvi,aciho vyboru Ce5-
ko-Narodniho Sdruzeni, PIP. H
Payer, X. Bernreiter, F. vi
eek, rev. O. Zlamal, M. Zeman
a JIM, naGez celia spolecnost
odeb6fe Sc k ob6du do obchod
nj komory. Odpoledne p. Ma
saryk prohledne 81 zvlaStnosti
naSeho m6sta a vecer, jak ji2
zramo, bude naSim hostem V
Narodni SIM. Jest tudiz ia
doucno, ably ucast "a vecerni
schnze V Narodni SIM byla ve-
lika.
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Praha mistem mirov&ho jednani Ruskem?
TEZBA UHLl v OHIO BYLA
OBNOVENA.

Ncera vecer obnovena byla
prace uhlodolcch vychodni-
no Ohio, kde nekolik se.: havi-
ri, pomoci strojd pracujicich,
yratilo Sc pod zem na pokyn
uniovych rredakd. Nakladaci
a j-ni dulni delnici vrati Sc do
rrace dies a dalsi " pondeli.
Ccekava Sc, re do dnesniho We
cera bude rs az 80 procent
stavkard v clnosti, zvlas-e v o.
ko i Bridgeport. Dnes bude tez
obnovcna t6zba We vsech vel
kych dolech jefferson okresu,
| de pondeli reb ntery pocne
Sc uhii j Z odvazet ma zelezni-
chi stanice. v okresu Columbi
ana, kde dvace. dIla bylo stav
l.ou za5azeno, dnes tisic horni-
ku zacne pracovati a ponde-
Il We vSeeh mekkouhelnych O.
ha;skych d:strik .ech bude jiz
pracc o5novena. Guverner
Cox "a -lal vccra uniim APPEL, "a
by cinnost v dolech die mozno-
sti byla urychlena, cimz panu-
jici ncdosta .ek pal:va brzy Sc
z1zehra.