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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

Of uLouf splIaI ,t.ilfb ,,,I tl,,,.. l,.,., OIL.
circular emf so hot ,5n,- ,.in,ll r.tt,
ont gfvino. buIi.y s,non,,.o 60 r,a
can, as ,atbarod rneias ,rarId ,,,l'
rume is Inod vim e,rd noIorod sa.,n
of soft rich o,,oIit,, and r,o ,5.,,.
are firmly nreeeod hut nat 1lr,io
stitched. The collar foIds down ngo,.
tno ton of tbo ,,.r,, mo ,l,o .,r...I,.,.
rudles. Inn. its ords +, fro,, an. ~.
tended into gchu eeo.iops vbi,I, ,ross
and p9ss around tbe rv,is+ .rn5.,. a..
cane.
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gan,a ~ 1, ,','. '"i W. summer i''''-
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hovo rs,lI, , ,,t+ ~, ',,t,,.Ii,,. w., .,...,.
mal,e.up-tho Uottost I,|n,... ,..
sible crinoline which is reed ~ rorr-
force the circilqr ,,rota r,cIos So
that they shall not droon srin,n.f,,,
after the cane has hoon ,ynrr % ,,'hiro
Some of those eul- c,nce La,0 NM.
only betwean hin and i.roo ,f,, -.
mart Of tbe q,,,,ort T,,,.ir,, ,i.I,.',.,
lines A d,rI. 51,o 90. t,iaai. - -
cana will no , n,os+ r.oe,,i 49,. -" 80
possess an summer Io,c In,oo,rp "irp ,,. ~
delirbtfn ipbtnoss ,yIe, ,an,.,as s,'.s 49,
tho arm. vet tbo eul. ,rr,n ,,.t,h o-a
outer Iaver NJ eiu, rreios sho,iI w. w.
warm enorgb fn,. MOS. ,'N, srn,,'~. 80" "o
casions ono yorrg v,ar,an -, ,,,,,a w. W.
inst nurcboeed sucb u'r,o oe ,0 ,a,', ''.
clue tarfoto eovs sbo l., goino, a., ,,.o,,.
It tbropeb Anru and NTo, ma ,ben
when a. ho,lns to ,l,o,,. .t,,n, 80 -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

brim and the next strip will overlap
this folded strip, and so on all the way
up tho brlm. Under the brim, the
edge Of the satin facing can be blind.
stitched TO this folded strip Of straw.
A new crown, to act as u founda.
ton for the silk crown drapery. may
be placed over the last years crown
or straw. Cut away this not.needed
straw crown which will only add
clumsy weight TO Your hat, but be
suro TO leave at least an inch Of
the crown standing up from the brlm:
this to keep the brlm firm and shape.
ly and TO act as a foundation TO sew
the new crown to. For the new crown
you may use tho crown of another dis.
carded hat that seems TO be the right
shape; or you can cut 4 crown from a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
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ZczoZT b1uI 1ZAz772e ~

round and round over the brim. fac
ing the brim with plain satin TO match
the straw A strip of the straw must
first be folded over the edge of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

81 d. e
M Ways more or less of gamble;
n ana banking ON Easter weather
~ be- the greatest gamble of M'
0uon Easter comes in that volatile
month. April. Woman. however is
prone TO 80 right ahead providing her
Easter hucrg. hoping dctcrmndcdly
that The day will prove bright and
balmy and sunny-a fitting back
sio"i'' Ior 'Ie p'e'SinS costume She
IL, p'.''''', . , ,''E ~ prov 'u''E' Vl course
nrt hlo,I, or, o., a.,i 80 g,, w. ~ ," -
CHARMING sprfpy togr,,.,.. n o., ,.,ir.
well. there oro al,yays i,yis, urt Tho
possibility of q norr,cf t,stor ny
and after All mo-, r,sto,.,. ,.ro n,,..,t
and pcrrsct-kaens rcn,i,;ni,, nrsy
through the veel,s bororcb,r5 o,t,frc
ready. and foriunata1,. , slorr,,. l,...t.
or does mot mann 81 d,,d Loo. ..'r,,...,i
lv. the smart ncu,. ,Iot,,,,. .,,.tii b., ,....
rul for a good manv ,,,ol,s H., 80
The burning ouestion iy t,is ,.o,r.
A suit or q vrano ,r5o na,,. s,,,t. a'ra
so aImrinq in thoir o.ra.o and .1.trtt
ness. The ,yr,ns oro 81 st,,,,t,,,,
Even If orc IS fnanci,Il,. ,tlo 80 ,,,r
chase both suit and wr,n orl,. ono
OF these dclortabla aar,rorts oSr Lo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Jealousy Has No Place
in Love Psychology
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO, May---Jealousy has no
place in the love psychology of Mrs
George Lamb.
'Vamp love is not true love" she
says It's only temporary. Men do
not love women they cannot respect :"
Mrs. Lamb does not think real man
can respect "a rag, bone and hank 81
hair
II studied this Psychology even be-
fore I knew that George cher husband1
was living with another woman" Mrs
Lamb said. Il was so positive IL wouIr
work that I invited the other woman
20 come and live in my house. If
could not win back the love of my hus-
hand over the wiles Of vampire-them
will be ready to admit my theories
are all wrong.
Her husband refused to accept the
test. she says. and left her. giving her
SO week for the support of their son
Think of it she says. Il forgave
him after his blonde went back to her
husband and he returned to me. Later
his blonde beckoned and he left. Ny
theory was all wrong-all wrong"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
BUSY MAKING USED
MACHINES LIKE NEW

Prosperity of Hammond people, az
shown b. the unprecedented deposits in
banks. is causing them to look around
for an outlet for their spare cash. Ma
turally pleasure holds first place fol-
lowing the conhnements Of the war per-
swamped. Dealers declare that every
body has money and their only regret is
that they simply cannot get the ma
chimes with which to seperate the public
from the money they are so eager 70
spend
The demand for cars Of every make
has SO overwhelmed manufacturers that
Ii will be months before selling orders
can be filled with any degree OF regular
ity. Discouraged in their attempts at
purchasing new machines. those who
have old ones and those who can buy
second hand ones are getting them into
shape for another season. Manager
Terry of the Cut-Rate Auto Paint Shop.
sol Michigan ave. is running one or
the busiest places in Hammond Bust
ness is exceptionally good owing to the
car shorta ge," he says. People are
having cars repainted that were ready
for the junk heap years ago. I guaran-
tee every job that leaves my shop. and
because I do not overcharge my Gus
toners, l am doing record business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
ST. CASIMIRS MEET
WHITE EAGLES

The =. Casimir baseball team will
meet the \. 5. White Eagles tomorrow
afternoon at Towle street playground.
the game being called for 3 p. m
Both Of these teams are considered
among the fastest mines in the vicin-
ity and an interesting game i e1-
pected.
The Poles have a snappy ball team
and always play a fast game and did
not lose game this season. Last sun
day the Spikers a. @. were the vic
tins. not making good play through
out the game.
The lineup for sunday is Ed Elias.
catcher; ". owczarzak. pitcher; Joe
Kuta. short stop Max Demps. first
base; p. Ratajizak second base j /.
Madura. third base: $. Kantowski. lfet
field; F. SzazuGlak. right field. u
Walski. center field. The team j. COM
posed Of boys from Il to is wears.
For games call 1921. or address ali
communications to 149 Cameron st..
Hammond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

ertsdale residents. are the proud par
ents of baby boy. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
Mrs. George Holsworth Of Pearl street
was Hammond business viistor Thurs
day.
Mrs. L. w Ease or Roberts avenue
visited friends in Chicago Wednesday.
II. W Morgan who has been spend
ing the past week in Robertsdale on
business. returned TO indianapolis
Thursday.
The foundation Is being laid on
Myrtle avenue for the new home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Holsworth Of Pearl
street.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. j. Cannels and
daughter Mrs. oscar Gales. Of Myrtle
avenue. were among the Hammond
shoppers Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid held business and
social meeting al the home of Mrs. Carl
Moore of 10th street. Wednesday af-
ternoon. Important business was dis
cussed
James Worden of Myrtle avenue. was
in Chicago ON business, the fore part Of
the week.
Mrs James O'Niel Of Myrtle avenue.
who has been confined al the st. Ber-
nard's hospital, of Chicago. for the past
two weeks, is getting along nicely.
Mrs Sam Coon OF Atchison avenue
spent Thursday in Hammond visiting
friends.
Miss Hannah Langhor Of Myrtle ave-
nue.. who has been quite ii at her home
for the past few weeks with serious
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
WISE MAN WILL
BUY COAL NOW

CHICAGO May "a The United
States will be in the grip of q coal
famine within SO or 80 days with prices
in excess Of the highest war time fig
ures. unless consumers Immediately en-
ter the market with huge orders.
This prediction was made by j. D a
Morrow. genera director Of distribution
for the coal administration. attending
the National Coal association conven-
ton here today. Lack of fuel orders a
grave labor situation. curtailment of
production and insufficient railroad IA
cilities. were advanced as the cause for
the anticipated famine and high prices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
$4,000 SOLDIERS
BACK FROM WARS
U. S. Bringing Soldiers EN-
Back in Vast Numbers
These Days.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERucel

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK. May 24.-Twenty -two
thousand returning soldiers We're due 10
arrive here from Europe today
The Santa Teresa, from St. Nazaire.
with 400 sick and wounded. was the
first to arrive. The SAITH aero squad
ron and q detachment Of the l04th engi-
neers also were aboard.
Bringing 1000 men. the Radnor was
the next TO dock. The 312th infantry
headquarters. medical detachment d.
TO NJ, inclusive S70th aero squadron.
95th company transportation corps and
the Goth company transportation corps
were aboard the Radnor.
Reception committees from Kansas
Missouri Nebraska. Arizona and Colo
RADIO chartered a steamer and went
down the bay to meet the America aud
Agamemnon. which are due in early this
afternoon. The America is bringing -
o4s men including the 5sth field artillery
brigade headquarters. l22nd field artil-
lery. l23rd field artillery. 124th field ar
tillery. s40th field artillery. medical de-
tachment and batteries G. p. + and II.
10sth sanitary train. a casual company
and 25 convalescent officers.
The Agamemnon is bringin 5.622 sol
diers. including saith field artillery. de-
tachment Of batteries A and E, supply
company ID. veterinary, medical and
ordnance detachments; 341st field
tilIery: S14th ammunition train. 314th
sanitary train. 3t4th mobile ordnance
repair shop. 25th engineers. Co. G. Sixth
army corps headquarters attachments
and casual companies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
II. S. CLASSMEN
HAVE a CICRCUS

Junior classmen OF the Hammond IN
dustrial high school after all did not
have to salute the seniors coiors at
the opening Of school yesterday morn
ing. During the night the seniors had
managed to tear down the flag of the
juniors and substituted their own. The
crowd which gathered around the pole
Yesterday morning became riotous and
during the brief struggle. Teddy Brus-
sci of the juniors climbed the pole
threw down the senior colors and
saved his class from the humiliation.
Stll worse for the seniors. u is not
known what became of their flag. for
the first semester senior who caught
it substituted his cap for it in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
GOOD BILL FOR
WEEK END

An especially attractive bill is book
ed for today and Sunday at the Ham
mond Orpheum theatre. Miss Glori-
anna from Havana" il sparkling
miniature musical comedy with a cast
or twelve people. mostly girls. Special
novel scenery with scads Of beautiful
costumes make il one Of the best 70
visit Hammond this year. Then there
viii be the Panama Trio, a positive
riot. They specialize in jazz Lieut..
Eldride presents novelty act from
over there which is followed BY
Bagley & Marco, in songs and dances
OF today Lou Ward. the comedian,
will be on hand with a bundle OF new
stuff and Duval & Lee will present
clever sing. ng, talking and dancing
act
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

attack Of typhoid fever. is able TO he
out again.
Mrs. J. Judso1 and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Judson OF Cleveland avenue
were Chicago thoater goers the forepart
of the week
Mary Brenkus. who has been confined
at the Mercy hospital in Chicago for
the past month. returned home TUESDAY
and is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. a NJ. Martz Mr. and
Mrs, II. Beavens. Mr.. and Mrs Judson
Mr. and Mrs. f. Langhor and Mr.. and
Mrs n Stevens. were Chicago visitors
the forepart Of the week
The funeral service of Fred Schodc
who died a his home on Lake avenue
Friday afternoon. 2:30. viii be held al
the Evangelical church at Robertsdale
Monday afternoon At $50. Burial at
Oak Hill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
POTATO LEAF
HOPPER KILLED BY
BLACK LEAF 40
ESPECIAL 10 HE 1iMEsl

CROWN POINT. Ind. MAY 24.-Po-
tato growers should be on the look
out for small green fy-l Ike leaf hop
pers which cause great damage to the
potato crop. These hoppers like the
plant lice secure their food by suck
ing the juice from the potato leaves
and stems As result OF their at
tack on the leaves. they dry up, turn
brown and take on dead appear
ance.
Most damage is done during hot,
dry weather. often in walking through
the fields the adult hoppers will rise
and fly ahead in swarms. There are
three generations : year. the first one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
ROBERTSDALE

HGehman Bros. Circus Shows. Rob
artsdale. May Goth. 5-2s-2A
Mrs Peter Goebel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Langhor and Mrs. George Bader
attended the funeral Of Mrs. J. Rubi Of
Chicago
Mrs. James Burke Of Chicago visited
at the home Of Mrs. E. Bieson of Atchi-
son tho forepart Of the week
Mrs. George slack entertained num-
her Of relatives a her home on Pearl
street al a luncheon given in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Felger of Nor
folk, Nebraska, who were former Rob
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
ED MURDEN JOINS
HAMMOND LAUNDRY

Ed Murden, formerly proprietor Of
the 43 Garage and Taxi Co, on Russell
street. sold out his business some time
ago and is now associated with the
Hammond Laundry Co. as solicitor.
Twelve years ago he came to Ham
mond from Wabash. Ind. where he
had been engaged in power laundry
work for several years.
He will adjust all claims and keep
the laundry service up TO the highest
standard
The Hammond Laundry CO j. to be
complimented for retaining the sery-
ices Of a man OF his caiiber. and II he
makes as many friends in his new
procession as he did in the garage bus
mess our home laundry VIII surely
boom Ed its I'D TO you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
HAMMOND MEN
ARE ALERT

That Hammond men are quick TO
take advantage OF money savings op-
portunities was proven last evening
when news went out that the Gassman
Bros. Closing Out Sale was in full
swing They came 70 the store by
the dozens aud are still coming. The
bargains are profuse. and as the stock
is absolutely the best that can be Sc
cured a great many Of the purchasers
bought by the box. thus providing Tor
their future needs 5 well as the pres
ent. There is big and varied stock
to select from and a chance for every
one to supply his wants in haberdashery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
SPLIT OCCURS
OVER PEACE TERMS
fln7gsnAr,osAL nEws SERVICE

AMSTERDAM. May ga split has
developed in the German cabinet over
the peace terms. 1t was learned from
Berlin today
Premier Philip Scheidemann, Doctor
Matthias Erzberger, head OF the Ger
man armistice commi ssion, Count Won
Bernstorfr former German ambassa-
dor Is the United states and DR.. Dern-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
WORKMEN
VOTE TO ACCEPT

LONDON. MAY 94-The German soil
diers and workmen have voted 10 ac-
cept the allies peace terms. said dis
patch from Copenhagen a resolution
condemninE the German government
was adopted after stormy session
The cablegram did not make it plain
whether the resolution t. accept the
treaty was adopted by the soldiers
and workmens council Of Berlin or
BY the National organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
BANK CASHIER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
r,nrrsNAr,osAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. May 24.-Nith Gustavus
s. Olsen cashier. in q hospital with
self-in1icted bullet wound near his
heart. State accountants today are ex-
aiming the books Of the Shermanviile
State Bank. OF shermanville. suburb.
The bank has been closed two days
other officials OF the bank declare
there is no shortage and that olsen
shot himself while mentally unbal-
anced.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
WIFE WHO
REFUSED TO QUARREL
GETS DIVORCE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl

Los ANGELES. Calf. May.-TSc wife
who never quarreled has been granted
a divorce here She Is pretty Sadie Jcs-
sup Burnett and she told Superior Judge
Jackson she and her husband. DR. Jay
Otis Burnett. practising physician Of
this city. had never had a cross word.
Judge Jackson was shcptical about a
quarrciless separation.
Wasn't there another woman in
he asked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
A. NJ. TURNER, President.

burg. prominent German publicist.
went to Spa to CONFER with Count
Won Brockdorf- Rantzeau. head OF the
German peace delegation.
The government representatives
were under instructions to endeavor
10 altar the counter proposals and to
spare no effort to make them accept
able to the allies"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-Reed baby carriage with
hood and windshield. Cheap i14I
Monroe St. rear, Hammond 5-24-2t.
WANTED-Men to do canvassing. sell
ing household neceSsity II. 235 Indiana
ave. rear cottage. Hammond. 5-24-lt
FOR RENT-2-room suite for light
housekeeping It's State Line corner
Dou glas St. phone Hammond 1252W
5-24-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Memorial Day Notice.

MI those Wishing % participate In
memorial services with the A. A. Of
the Republic VIII please meet al the
court house at ?. M. May %. An in
vitation IS extended to ali patriotic
citizens.
1T Committed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

Mrs Burnett blushed and admitted she
had her suspicious. but added:
"Bue we never had any words about
IL"
She told the court DR.. Burnett told her
he wasn't happy and went away. He
told ne nc was never coming back she
said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

scramble, The important thing for the
juniors was that they did not salute
the senior colors as first reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

pers may be controlled IL well as Ger
tain fungous diseases.
" - PLACE
County Agt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-27
AER0PLAN NC-4 HOT0V K DALSlMU
LETU.
DNES ST. VYDAKP POSLEDNi METE -
DO LISABONU.
HAWKER A GRIEVE POKUSf Sc POZNOVU
o PRELET

Ponta Delgada. 26 kvetra - Motory amerckeho manor
nho aeronanu bv dnpSniho odroedne etado
rnd veon' norcka Reada die v$eho pusti do Lisabon
7itra D vvchodu sunce. Povinostni oznamui
zrek priznive zaradnim ychlo 20 80
mil, oko Sonostrovi Azorskeho
IiSabon 26. kvitna Admiral Plnnkntt nardil torpn
doborcin'. abv naral povorcch nnarh. kterh hvlv
dvd uGn6nv neSkodnvm eamen rs felv Taia Stastnt
pfsala aviakv oGekava cestne nevySSm por
tueaskvmi urady.
ZachranGnv auetralskv etec Hawker iehn spolefnik
Crinve nedai nkterak nosedn nezdarer eho hvli
stall beZala ob6ti 7asraiiti akme dovoli poku
81 o nreet Atlantckaho okeanu.
V lorrVnskIch obrazkovych divadlech nka7ovhn lest
film. kerak anronan Hawerv til nc~e Sryc San,
kade vnv okeanu ea salv hrobem obon odva5
livc ktri takto ale hv am ziv zdrv pritomni vlasni
mu nnhrbu. arc ien fmovemu
SOtva obievia rrvni Znrava Za"hran6ni Hawke
nabdl snrinofieldkV vaudnvinich divadn
Raw Ieason 1000 dn1a tVdn6 odhodla vvstoup Jed
nom y newvorSkVch ievisf.
Rome Georoin Sehran nftolik nadSenci 2nn dolar'i
-aslai 10 tneprafickv ondVnskaru istu Daily Mail. abv
bylv rozdeeny mezi oba zachranene.
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MAST PRACOVNfCI We STA
RE VLASTI.
tCns'Sos'ov. Tisk. Kancp'af.)
VVCC1 WcC1

'Coskos'ov. Tisk. Kance'af.)
Praha o7. dnbna 1910. =
Kancelar Cnchoslovakii ann-
r;ckIch or~arisnie tez Dredna-
&kv vefeinVch nracovnikn 2 A
n'erikv. Nvkladaii informuii
resLoslOverskr id vSem. co
konanO V dob6 vilkv V Ameri-
% rrO iaho osvobo7eni. - V
nj omne dob6 nfednaSi na Mo
rovd rev. Tlamal a Josef Novak
hNvafV y radaktor "Spraved'no-
rti''v 'Chicarn. Y Praze oko-
II mluvi ~tarV 7namv re st.
Touisu Nichal Vimr Bob. Klir
od ATer Del Jistil Cleve-
lnndr 2 hratr f.. TINA q Oma-
Nv. 7nslnrzilV orpanisator vo-
ionsk6 akrn. NinO tOhO ovSnm
j rid TvroickV. kte~V rradnaSal
v cole rada mast V Cechach ma
Moravd. Predna$kv iSor vSude
rnzorn6 s'edovanv. nebot' o
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7aiom.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-27
VOJSK0 SPOJ. STAT0 PRPRAVENO K
ODCHODU RUSKA.
KOLCAKOVI A DENIKINOVI Sc DO.
STANE SPOJENECKEHO VALEC-
NEHO MATERIALU.
LENIN Sc DOZADUJE PRfMERf.
BULLETIN:

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departementu vaky Jest $3.50 PEST pluk aerke armady p
praven opustti ArchandGlsk.
Pafiz 26 kvena Rada ctyT velmoci pri mirov6 komi
rozhoda istym podmnkam uznat protbolsevck6 vldy
admrala Kolcaka generaa Denkina lax zdeis Reute
kancear dozvida. Hlavnmi podmnkami uznani ale
isou svolani skuteGn6 nArodnch stavnich shomazd6n
obou obastich snysu satuu Liv narodh retanovpn
starlch hranc lax tomu bylo byvaeho carsv Move n
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budoucimu Rusku dostati ia novych pomdr bvo hv ra
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sano sce ku pomoc v0sko ale dosane lin vsmoznd pod
srelivem zbran6mi potravinami pen6zy mire da-
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dnezite aeeznfn krizovace nsko:sk6 me7 Rpou Pn
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RolSevikl vzmaha strach Petrohrad Moskvn pro-
lax nrozrazuie depese chazi Tenn ad
mirala KolGaka pTimS OhrannV vVhor NoSkva povoa
va suzeb dohrovonice netaii nikerak
dneni situac Perohrad bv moh hvt snad a
lest otazkou. kdo hadovci obvvatesvo inho ma whit
lima depeSe oznamuie ze voisko arrala Kolfaka hudn
Sest tVnc Viatce 7ahv sroii archand6skol ron
Vastn nho pTesvddfnni lest 10 iakmile dnshnou da
zisobv Sibe hude obsazeni Petrohradu Movy oiz
kou ien n6kolika dni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-27
LICHTENSTEJNSKO Sc E4LASi DO
MlROVE. KONFERENCE.
-RYLO PRUSKEM PO SO LET We VALECNEM
STAVU

Widen, "a. kv6na. (Opozd6ni zprava) - Knfze Eduard
Lchtenstejnsky opusti nes Viden ably Pariz vymohl
misto mrovem kongresu. Pree 81 uzavi Nemeckem
kterym Jest vastn6 vace cd 1866 Eduard ma pnou
panuciho knzete Jana H. cestue Parize spoeG-
nos presdena rakouske repubky dr. Setze pro Lgu
narodu hoda proestova proti pripojeni Vorarberku
Svycarsku, ktee by Lchtenstensko Rakouska
Panujici knze Jan IT, ma rozsahl6 staky Morave
Slezsku nemovi6 jeho jm6ni byva6m Rakousku pateno
byo iiz pred lety S4O,OOO,0OO.
Zeme hlavnim m6stem Vaduzem eta vice iak
10000 obyvael lei prave Svycarskem a zapadnim
Tyroskem Vorarberkem 1866 "valcilo' Lchtensten-
sko boku Rakouska bylo p uzavren tehdeisiho
miru 'nedopatrenm' zapomenuto take vastne bya
po let Pruskem valecnem Ia posledn sve
tove vaky vsak zachovGvao neutratu samostatny
evropsky stat jest ctvem mse rozohy t9e souc
vesm nezli republy Sanmarino Andora knizectvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-27
VIII SON ZPRAVEN O POLSKYCH
POCROMECH.

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