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The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Sensible View Al u..,.,

II a sound mind and rational A.,..
90 20 much to keep the body SON. S~,.S
and II nature unaided ean c1re sv r
Of our durable ills, life Is a fair. must J
for all Of rs than il has somo,, yea
seemed OF course. it Is not 50 LUG
as II sounds to put fear and wor
narrowing love affairs and destrrC.,,'
emoions-hatred and envy--oTt Y
mind But If this Is done we must a.
u ourselves. Doctors cannot do /, ~
us, and realization that the matte, y, =,
health Is largely in our own ha,S.
must contribute to the wiser ords-i.S
OF llfe.-Chicago Daily News.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Deep Degradation.

81 haven't seen Pilkington for 3
week" mo, he hasn't been out Of
the house since his accident" "Wasi
he seriously injured?" mo, but he.
feels the disgrace deeply" Dis
grace7" "Yes. After living in the
heart Of the city all his life he went
to the country one day last week and
was run over by a milk eart!"
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Could Drink Water.

II among the innumerable beverages
Of colonial times a man could find
nothing to quench his thirst. he mus
have been hard to satisfy. The Pilgrim
fathers were much distressed because
they were reduced to drinking water
when they came to the New World
But HigginsOn. Of Salem, proudly told
his contemporaries II can and of
times do drink New England water
very well"
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Triumphed Over Misfortune.

The famous French artist. Gustays
DOre, was born and reared in the
shadow of Strasburg cathedral. says
Mrs. Betham-Edwards, in The Hear
Of the VOsgeS." At the age Of eight
years he broke his right arm. but be
came. as If by magic, ambidextrOuS.
As he lay in bed he eheerily drew pic,
lures all day long with his left hand.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
DO Authors Enjoy Writlnn,

In an editorial on the financial "a
wards Of the lat. Amelia f. Barr IN.
New York World sets forth thar sheer
love Of writing always produces IN.
best results. we object" SAYS The
Sun "A canvass of writers who
achieve the best results our guess i
would show that nine-tenths of them
don't love to write. There is a good
deal Of bunk about il, and it Is hard
to get honest answers; many writers
are afraid to say they don't enjoy the
writing job"
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
IS THE LIGHT WORTH THE
CANDLE7

Now that the race riot at Longview,
Texas, is well in hand, and that seem
ingly, there is peace, The Observer
and Freeman asks: Since this trouble
is alleged to have started from a pub
LEGATION in the Chicago Defender Of
June 18th, was the sensational news
item, involving the morality, charac-
ter and honor of a white woman ex-
plotted to stimulate further circula-
ton Of that paper, or was it done sim
ply for dollars and cents, or just a
morbid desire to be sensational?
If it was either, that was certainly
a id bad way to do it, for in the
end the eoiOred people at LOngview
and throughout Texas generally, are
sufferers, with worse yet to follow!
Let us count the cost and see
whether the burning of those eolored
peoples homes and the killing of old
man Marion Bush and the numerous
arrests of eoIored men, together with
the heering Of Prof. F. L. Jones and
DR.. C. P. Davis, was a good bargain
for selling papers and whether the
publication of that slanderous news
paper article was the best way to help
the race at Longview, where in all
trials in the courts, be they crimes
or misdemeanors, white men strictly
serve as judge, jury and executioner.
Is such sacrifice Of life and property
the end sought? Is such desired? And
was such a sequence expected? Prof.
Jones, we are informed, was agent
for the Defender and other race pa
pers, but whether he corresponded for
any Of them we do not know.
It is said that he denied reporting
the incident complained to any per-
son, let alone the Defender and that
he protested being charged with that
to the last.
It is thought Dr.. Davis advised the
cOlOred people to '1OOk out" and to
prepare for trouble when the report
got out that there would be others
lynehed in addition to the Iynehing
Of Lemuel last month.
How the white people got that IN
formation, if they had any at all, is
not known.
We do know, however, that it is
possible to get information they may
want from stool pigeons. pimps and
that Tx Of the race, who have ingresS
and egreas 70 all Negro homes, ehur-
ehss and meeting places and who mix
indiseriminately with the bsst people
in society. church and everything else
owned and conducted by the race.
while We regret that unhappy and
unlocked for occurrence. we commend
the Stand taken BY our people IN de-
Tending themselves as they did. Stands
Ike that even when odds are against
you. win in . measure stop IynehingI
and At times win force intervention
b the STATE vhen the STATE otherwise
Eouh not Be interested. As matters
isna today We eongsztulats Governor
aosby fer ths s.and be took n eal-
;ae eus the Rsneazs and different
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Good Advice for Parents.

Children readily copy what they see
and hear, and as a consequence they
should not hear squabbles among
adults. and should be given every
chance 10 observe eourtesy.-EN-
change.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Quite Sure.

Patricia came tumbling down flight
Of stairs, and her mother, badly fright
ened, inquired If she was burt. When
Patricia regained her breath she loud
ly proclaimed her feelings: II is killed,
mother, 1 know 1 is killed."
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
LEAGUES

This word at this time seems Il
have precedence over all else, durinl
the past year there has been NOR
said and written about it than an.
other word. We all know that a
this very moment the greatest legis
lative body in the world is consider
ing it in connection with Nations, Tn,
League of Nations containing Cove
nants, propositions, and directions
for The Nations, the result Of serious
consideration by the most able mind;
of the world and we find upon analy.
sis of it imperfeetions so great and
glaring as to astound, try and ex.
haust the real statesman and proving
eOnclusively the seriousness of this
League Business.
It's a thing to be seriously and
wisely considered, there are several
Leagues we might discuss in this
article, but it is our purpose to as
certain something about a League
that has been in existence for a de-
cade or more among the Negro PeO-
pie of this Country.
The Negro Business League will con-
vene in annual session Aug. 16, II,
Is next in the City of st. Louis, we
know for what The League of Ma
tons proposes, but we know less
about the purposes of The Negro Bu-
siness League, we have talked with a
good many Business concerns of Ma
tional repute who seem to know less
than we about it and general discus
sion with members of it has been
barren of any knowledge of its ae-
comphshme1ts; knowing as we do
know most of the characters eonrtol-
ling it, and their faith in the utter
anee Ask and it shall be giving thee
we present the following questions to
wit: What aid, strength, or assistance
has The League giving to the Negro
Race in this Country?
With what Banks or Business In
situations has it a standing and a
credit? When, where and under what
law incorporated? What are the con-
ditions for members in it, and what
becomes of the revenues thus raised
If any is collected? What are the pur-
poses of Annual Meetings other than
to renew acquaintance and to share
the hospitality of various cities in
which they meet, pay railroad fares
and tell each other their experiences.
Would the expenses incurred indi-
viduaIly in these Annual affairs is
spent collectively promote a real Bus
mess? What does The League own
and what benefits are to be derived
by members? If these questions are
candidly they viii do The
League a world of good, if in the af-
frmative and the Race an abundant
benefit if in the negative, for if the
answer diseloses some tangible re-
suits The League win prosper where
It now languishes for the Public viii
Know of its accomplishments, if on
The other hand it has not accomplish
ID any real good or demonstrated any
/ Railroad fares negIeeting their own
Business win be disillusioned, and
.hus arouse some effort that win give
TO all Of uA Thereby put
forth to create a real place in the
Business world for Negro Business
Men This is in keeping with the or
Ter of the day Reconstruction and
The broad ax., 1919-08-02

units Of the National Guard, for with
out their intervention there would
have been he'll to pay at LOngview.
The Observer, Freeman, Houston,
Texas, July 2eth. 1919.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02

The island holding the Eddystonf
lighthouse Is the smallest BIT Of al
the year around Inhabited land In the
world.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
LlttIs ThInos Count.

A comma is a little thing. but so 3
a cinder ln- your eye. In the Wrons
place, little things can cause a great
deal Of trouble.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
Daily Thought.

To preserve a friend. three things
are necessary; TO honor him present
praise him absent. and assist him ID
his eeessitieS.--Italian Saying
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
comhined REGISTER.

Designed for retail stores which Do
a credit business is a combined cash
register. credit register and adding
machine.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02

AZ one time SILK was so valuable
hat II was sold for It's own weight in
gold. literally.
The broad ax., 1919-08-02

surnames began to be used Arf
anOzs ne mobility b 400
The broad ax., 1919-08-02
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Vol. XIV. August 2, 1919 No. 46
Entered as Second Glass Matter, Aug.
10, 1902, at the Post Office at Chi
Sago, Ill, Under Act of March 8, 1879
IS THE LIGHT WORTH THE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Velky vanocni dar
RockefellerIE,

New York, N. Y, ~. prosincc.
- John u. Rockefeller poskytl
lidstu vanoSni dar V obnosu l0N
millionil. 2 nichz ~polovinu ziska
generalni Skolni rada X zvyseni
sluznfho kollejnich professorii a
polovim RockefelIerova nadace k
prhci sve V zajmu zlepSeni zdravi
lidstva zakladanim verejnych adj.
ministraci zdravotnich, zlepsova.
MIN Iekafskeho vzdclani n vedce.
k.ymi vyzkumy. Odhadujc sc, IL
verejne Diary Rockefellerovy Gin.
az doposud $50 millionu. General.
nj skolni rada ma plnon pravomoC
rozdeliti ziSkane penize die svfho
dobrozdani. Take dnv6rnici ma
dacc Rockefellerovy mali pine pra
70 nziti poskytmtych fondn dl'
svtho dobrozdani, avsak Zada Sc
ably aspon 5 millioni bylo veno
vano ma pOdobnou zdravotni pra
.ci V Kanad6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
o pomoc pro
zaiatce V Sibifi

Geneva, q. prosince. Mezina-
rodni Cervcny kffz ~rozeslal APPEL
v zajmu zajatca ma Sibifi. Dive ste
|tisic Rakusami a Uhrii, 2 nichz We
lice mnoho jich bylo zajato V roce
1914, zije tn namnoze be- pflstfe-
81 a temef bez satstva. Potravln
neni dostatek. Nasledkem tyfu
zemrelo 10000 muzi re 10000 Y
zajateck6m lahore v Trojcku. Po-
nevada bylo by tfeba nejmene
225, 900, 600 frankii k doprave "a
|.iatcn techto do .jejich domovil, o
|baya SC Cerveny kffz, ze mnoho
|casn bylo by treba k sebrani tako-
veho obnosu. Proto Sc navrhuje,
ably jejich 1del byl zlepsen po-
|skytnutim rychle pomoci. Musl
|byti ale jednano rychle, jinak vel
mi mnozf 2 Mich zahynou drive,
nez pomoci Sc jim dostane.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
lawn We
svycarkych horacl,

Geneva. 81. prosince. Laviny
" hOrsktm resortu Davos zpilsO-
billy tyto dny hriizn mezi obyvatc-
ii a hosty a nelly "a nasledek ne
kolik smrti. Jedna velka lavina
zasahla sanatorium, rozbila dive
lie a okna prvniho a druheho po-
school a nsmrtila .iistou rnskou zc-
M a jeff Osetfoyatelku a vazn6
.poranila nakolik jinych. JIM pax
~uvezneni byli v hofejsich mistno-
|stech pfivaleni snehu pc cclou noe.
Jina lavina zasahla hotel Excel
sior, kde usmrtila diva zam6stnan-
ce. Tfetl lavina dopadla ma Pen
sionat Germania. Pet mrtvol by
10 nalezeno v teto posleze jmeno-
vane budovt a jew Sc obavy, re
jint iestf ~pohtbeny .isou v rui-
mach.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Nebezpe6ni lupi6i
prchli z vszeni

Toledo, O., 81. prosinec. CITY.
n muSi Sc zna6nym k%riminalnim
rekordem prchli 70 xdejSiho we've.
nj 20 htoku scsti mnS6 M pfirn
~ Serifovy, y nichk iedsn byl po-
stfelen. Uprchlymi zlocinci isou
Ed. Meehan, alias d. Il. West, 80
rokh starry, znamy po cele zemi ia.
ko odbornik We vykradani polka.
den; Albert Ioach, lupic obchoda,
zndmy policii pod scsii rdznymi
.jmeny lie Mitchell, lupic polka
den, zndmy pod jedenacti jinymi
imtny, a Frank Howard, alias Al,
bert Johnson anebo Whitley. mpii
pokladen a zlodej. Vsichni odsou.
zeni byli pro RHINE loupcze ma del.
81 dobu do v9zeni. SEES. dosud ne.
zjiStsnych muzG pfislo do zdeisi
no vezeni We ctvrtek rano u napa.
|dli pfirnci serifovy, ktcrt Mvrel
do v6zenske cely. Phi tom pfiru
III Serbia Lee N00nan stielen by.
do ramcnc. Xachranciim a krimi
nalnikiim po t6 podafilo Sc prch
nouti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Textilni prdimysl
Lille Sc zveda

Lille, q. prosince. Ctyficet
tisic osob je zamestnano We fran
couzskych tovarnach textilnich,
ktere "a valky byly zniceny a pfi-
praveny 0 sve obdivnhodne stro-
.ie. Ones vsude obnovuje Sc by
valy ruch a tfebaze vykonnost ne
nj dosud ma byvale vysi, cini Sc
|rychle kroky k normalnf produk-
eli. Vladni nfednici a ma.jitele to-
warren shoduji Sc V nahledu, re pro
'dukce textilni dosahne behem ma
slednjiciho roku pfedvalecnych
rozmerii a We dvou letech produk-
ce 2 roku 1914 Dude pfekonana.
Vlnena industrie obnovuje Sc nej-
|rychleji. B~avlnafske pfadelny ma
|lezaji Sc ma druhem mfste. Pfadel-
ny lnu Sc zvedajf jenom pozvolna,
ponevadz lnu, jenz drive byl hla-
vne impOrt0van 2 Ruska, Jevi sc
veliky nedostatek. V Lille a BIZ
|zk.ych mestech, Roubaix a Tur.
Going, kde textilni tovarny Sc ma
|lezajf, PRAGUE nyni, jak Sc odha-
|dujc, 10000 mnzh a dorostlejsfch
'dftek v ~tovarnach a dalsfch 10000
.je zamestnano V mensich tovar.
mach v okolnich osadach. Statisti.
ky ukazuji, re v distriktu Lille by
10 dine /. ffjna zamsstnano 36,384
osob v 161 textilnfm zAvode. Pred
valkou zam1stnano bylo 106,066 o
lsob v 265 zavodech. Pred valkou '
lseverni Francii nalezalo sc 49l "a.
vodi, v nichz zamestnano bylt
152, !939 lidf. Statistika provedcni
v srpnu ukazala, Re v tovarnach
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
|Ceny uhli byly
zvyseny v Chicago

Chicago, ILL.,, 26. prosince. =
Konsumenti uhli obdrzeli ozname-
nj cd nekolika s~poleGnostf, obcho-
dujicich S uhllm, ze ceny uhlf v
drobnem budou zvyseny cd 30 dc
35 procent ma tune a re "a vSech-
no uhli vydobyte cd docllenl doho-
dy $ nhlokopy Dude ~zdrazeno, ably
bylo mono doc1liti nhrady zvySe-
nj mezd uhlokopH 0 IA procent.-
''To znamena, ze zadne uhli nebu-
de prodavano "a vladni ceny,' -
pravil jeden obchodnik. "Garfiel-
div rozkaz nevztahuje Sc ma kon-
trakty, uzavfene pred jeho vyda-
MIN. Vsechny tyto ~kontrakty OBJ
sahuji opatfenl, Re cena uhli miize
byti zvysena, dojde-li k zdra2eni
vyrobni ceny. I'll, kdoz neuzavre-
Ii kontrakty, obdrzi uhlf "a vlad-
nj ceny. Vetsina majitelG doll
prodala vetsi cast tezby ma kon-
trakty a tax zvyseni Dude vseobec-
me-"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Mir oddalen O
dalsi diva tydny

Pafiz, ~. prosince. KontGna
debata 0 stale odkladane vym9ne
ratifikaci mirove smlouvy ~versaiI-
leske zavisi nynf ma rychlosti, s
jakou spojenecka misse v Meme
cku bude $ to oyefiti n9mecke Gf-
slice 0 mnozstyf pomocnych lodi v
p~fistavech, z nichz n6ktere spojen-
81 zadajf nahradon "a Iodstv0 po-
tOpcn6 v Scapa Flow. Baron Lers-
ner, nacelnik ~n6meckych zastnpci,
p~rohlasiI, Re Dude to nejmene trva-
ii ctrnact dnf, nell dele, vzhledem
ma dopravnf obtfze v Nlmecku a
ma p~odrobnosti, o n9z jednati bu-
de Sc v tonic ov9fenf. "Znacne
nedorozumenf Sc jevilo v pafN.
skem tisku ohledn9 me cesty do
Berlina, ktere jsem SO 1plnG byl
vidal" pravil baron Lersnsr. -
"Mym ellen bylo nspiSiti q niko.
Iiv oddaliti uyedenf vcrsailleskf
smlouvy y platnosts"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
.Leninova vlada "a
hajila obchod Sc "a
bavenymi khenoty

Amsterdam, 26. prosince. =
Leninova vlada V Rusku, jiz branf
Sc svetovOu financni blokadou V
|posilanf pence IA hranice "a nee
lem propagaenim, pOslla nyni "a
|bavene klenoty Nemeckem ma no.
landske trhy, die sdeleni casopisu
Handelsblad, ktery tuto informaci
.|pfinasf've spojeni Sc zpravou, re
Glen komunisticke strany Lisser Z
AmSterodamu nabizel XII prOdeji
diamanty, jez drnhdy byly majet-
KEN ruske carske rodiny. "Behem
prvnich mesicu pc zfizeni SOVIET
sk6 republiky,' pravi casopis, -
"komnniste Holandsku a Meme
cku byli podporovani ruskymi boil
seviky pencil . jejich pokladny.
MnOho GekG Ma velke holandske
banky bylo vymeneno. Tato me-
thoda stala Sc vsak tohoto roku
obtiznejsi. Lenin a Trocky nema-
j jiz penez pro svoje kamarady V
Holandsku a nemecke Spartakov-
ce, ktefi v minulosti' ziskavali OBJ
rovskt podpory. Nyni vsak male
zen byl jiny zpisob. Sovetsti ku-
Iryri dopravili velk6 mnozstvi kle-
moth Nemeckem do Holandska a
obnosi liskanych jich prodejem
.je uzivano ma komunistickou KAN
pan. Velk6 drahokamy zahadnt-
no pnvodu byly V minulych dnech
nabldnnty kn prodeji ma amstero-
|lamsk6m trhn s diamanty.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
rumunskeho
prince O sebevrazdu

Pafiz, 26. p%rosince. = Korunni
prime Karel rumunskS pokusil Sc
10 sebevrazdu kratce pc SVEN me-
|davnem morganatickem snatku Sc
|sleGnou Lomberinovou, dcerou ar
madniho d6stojnika, ponevada ro-
dice odepfeli s~chyaleni tomuto
snatku, die zprav 2 Bukuresti pra-
We doslych. Prime, ktery znaGne
postfeIil Sc revolverem, kdyz ma
lezal Sc We sluzbe Sc Sym plukem
" Sedmihradsku, je nyni We vazbe
" klasteTe V Ristrica. Pc SVEN
'snatku v lete prime dostal ma wy
branou, ably Sc budto vidal sv6 ne
vesty. anebo trnnu. Prime postal
svym rodicGm pffpis, v kterem sc
vidal narokn ma trim a projevil o.
chotu vratiti Sc k svemu pluku ja-
ko loyalmi rumunsky poddany.
Kratce pc te doslo k jeho sebevra-
zednemu pokusu. Zprava 0 tom
|byla zatajena a vysla ma jevo te-
|prve nyni, kdy poslanec Costafa-
RI zadal v rumunske sn9movn6, a.
by princi dostalo Sc svobody, me-
bot pripraven byl o svoji osobni
volnost a rim poruseny byly OBJ
|canskf zakony Rumunska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Jak slavil byvaly cisaf
nemecky Vance

Amerongen, n. p~rosince. BY
valy nsmecky korunm prime, Be-
dfich, pfijel sem, ably vanocni sya-
.tky stravil Sc syymi rodici, ktefl
slavili .ie podruhe jiz We vyhnan-
stvi. NGkteff z vladnich a anne.
rongskych funkcionarh byli hosty
.pfi banketn, ktery uspofadan byl
We ctvrtek We velkf SIM Bentick-
.oya zamku. Byvaly cisar osobnf
staral Sc 0 program vanocnich sia.
vnostf. yelky vanocni stromek
nalezal Sc v hodovni SIM d byya.
|ly cfsaf rozdiIel dArky pozvanym
|hostIm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

sopisu Excelsior 2 Puebla, skupi
ma Indianil svedcila dine II. pro
since, re jenkins odevzdal valec
ny material banditim jake cast
vykupneho. Depcsc pripojuje, Il
vyslech S Indiany proveden byI
"a pfitomnosti nekolika promi
nentnich obcann 2 PuebIa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
CHYSTA
Sc VYSETRIT GIN
MOST RADIKALUV
Vysetfovani Dude zaha-
jeno pocatkem pfi-
stiho tydne.

Washington, ID. G., 26. prosince.
= Zahajeni vseobecneho kongres-
niho vysetfovani cinnosti radika-
Iii We Spojcnlch Statech potatkem
pristine m6sice bylo oznameno
vildci senatu j domu zastupcn.
Pfedseda pristehovaleckeho w
boru domu zastupcil, Johnson, pc
navratu SVEN z New Yorku, kde
vid6l pFvni LODI $ deportovanymi
rusklmi radikaly odjizdeti, pro-
hlasil, &c .jeho vybor obnovi vyse-
cich ' pfistavech a Re mezitlm Gle
cich pristavistich a re mezitim Gle
move vyboru piehlednou velike
mnozstvf dokumcntii, iez zabave-
ny byly pfi nedavnych najezdech,
provedenych %zfizenci odborn spra-
vedlnosti.. Zastupce Johnson SOU
easn6 oznamil, re mnoho radikaln,
anarchistn a kbmunistH nachazi
sc V zalaffch ma zapade a budou
co nejdrlve nasledoyati A. Berk-
mana a Emmu Goldmanovou a 247
|j.inych adikalH prave deportova-
Vysetfeni Ginnosti Ludwiga c.
Martense. sovetskeho ~vyslance We
ISpoienych Statech a .ruske pro-
pagandy vseobecne, n~aflzeno bylo
senatem prave pred odrocenim ma
vaanocni svatky. Pfedseda vyboru
pro zahranicni zaleaitosti jmenO-
val zvlastnf vybor, slozeny re se-
natorf Mosese 2 New Hampshire,
Boraha 2 Idaha a Knoxe 2 Penn
sylvanie, republican,, a Pomerene
II Ohio a Shieldse 2 Tennessee, de-
mokrati. Vybor tento zahaji W.
|slychani hned 20 znovushromazd6-
nj Sc senatu dnc 5. ledna.
Ministri zahranicnich zalezito-
|sti rtiiznych cizich vlad byli uve-
domeni o deportaci Berkmana,
|Goldmanove a ostatnich odborem
statu, ktery uvefejnil deepest, jez
poslana byla do riiznych zahranie-
nich kapitolii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Nemecko chce Sc
zbavit cizincH

Berlin, 26. prosince. - V pred
mestl Berlina, Schoenebergu, "a
.hajeno bylo hnutl, jehoz ellen jest
zbaviti Nemecko cizinci, kterf ze-
mi jsou jenom bremenem. Rada
|tohoto predmesti %navrhuje, ably
|flsska rada pfijala zakony prot
"nezadoucfmu pfistehovalectvf" a
pro usnadnznf vyloucenf cizinci re
|zem6. Pres to, re jedna Sc o hnuti
prot st9hovanf Sc Rush a Polak6
do Berlfna a jinych velkych meme.
|ckych NEST, ma SO "a to, ze zakro.
|Geno Dude take proti pfist6bovaI.
'cim jinych narodnosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Jenkins Dude OBJ
vinen z buficstvi

FL Paso, Tex, q. prosince. =
Obvineni 2 buficstvi budou vzne.
sena proti w. 0. Jenkinsovi, kon.
sularnimu agentu ~Spojenych Sta.
til V Puebla, Mexiko, pon6vadz do
dial pry zbrane a stfelivo bandi.
tim ,ktefi no unesli, die sd6lcni
Gasopisu Excelsior v Mexiko Nc
ste. DIE depeSe correspondence ca
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Dopravni rada pro-
da osobni lode

Washington, D. G., q. p%rosince.
Dopravnf rada nvazuje 0 pro-
deji vsech byvalych n6meckych o.
sobnich lodi s ton podmfnkou, re
lode tyto budou plonti pod ameri-
ckou vlajkon, jak pravs bylo O.
znameno. Techto lodi, jez pre-.
vzaty byly vladou b9hem valky,
je celkem 103 a mali asi 250,00O
tun. Zadna cena nebyla ustanove-
ma, ale $3.50 "a tunu ndava Sc jake
MONA cena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Wrist radikalniho
hnuti v Bulharsk,

Solun, 26. prosince. Bulhar-
sti bolsevici doeilili znacneho Vi.
|i6zstvi V m6stsklch volbach V SO
fiji a casopisy tohoto mesta obrace-
j Sc ma vIadu Sc zadosti, ably uci.
|nila potfebna opatfeni "a 1celen
udrzcni pofadku a a~abraneni pie
neni. pred MIMI ievi Sc v Sofii o
bayy. Oznamuje Sc, ze celc mestC
.ic zachvaceno panikou. Produkce
Sc snizila a jew Sc obavy pred hia.
d0vdnim
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
PolAci zadaji tez
potrestani NSmcG

Pafiz, 26. prosince. = Svrchova.
|nA rada mfrove conference obdrze-
la pfipis cd polske vlady We Var
lave, We kterem Sc zada, ably Mem
lei, kteff dopustiIi ne "a vAlky zlo-
|cini V Polsku, byli vydani pol
aQtoritam.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Premier Nitti ode
bral Sc do Pafize

Rim, 26. prosince. - Premier
Nitti odebral Sc We ctvrtek veGer
do Paffze, kde vy~jednavati Dude
Y zajmu rozfesenf otazky Rjeky.
Jak oznamil We schhzi mimisterak6
rady, neyrati 81 do Rfma drive,
dokud otazka tato nebude nalezi-
lie r~ozfcsena.