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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
PORAzKA PRESIDENTOVYCH
OPOSICNfKU.
OTAZKA SANTUNGSKA ZUSTANE
NEZMENENA.
HLASOVANO v POMERU SIS HLASU 35 - IA RE-
PUBLIKANU PODPOROVALO WILSONA

Washington, 16 fjna Navrh oposice, usilujc, ably
aneh iroTe @mlouvy davajief Japansku mad
cnskou prevncii anungskou by podatn9 pozm6nen pfi
dnesnm hlasovan savnone propad 55 hasy prot 35 ha
sim, opoc pracne sehnanych Ohio hasoval pro zmenu
senator Harding kdezto prot odevzda has senator Pome
Vceresn hasovanim utrpeli polict odpirci mirovych
prac presidenta Wsona prvn ranu ez bude mi jech
ostan navrhovane zmeny v veice nebahy tax BE lie
stotou ocekavat, re versaeska mirova dohoHa dozna
schvaleni kongresu Spojenych Statu .kgE y
Problem santungsky byl otazkou nejtez ostanf poza
davky oposicnkG jsou vice meme podfadnejsho Cd
odmrst6ni sc navrhovanych senatorem Fallen New
Mexka savao tem6r stym utoky prot mrove smlou
plano ekoz savao patrnym re vedeny jsou
jedin6 zskani polcke popularity ednotych opOnent.
Vysledek hasovan byl oznamen lined do Bieho Domu,
kde president Wilson choroby zvolna pozdravuje
ia presidena postavo IA repubikan, kdezto demo-
nev6rnym hasovai oposici pro zme
dosud skonGen nen nebot oposce sesena jest
rskym Spoenych Staech ktery nen nikerak
koen re irsk vbec mrove konferenc fesena
bya.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
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RADENf OPILEHO GER
MOCHA.

Chester, Pa. = Jeden muZ
byl zastrelen a ctyri JIM muzi
a jedna zena zraneni cerno-
chem, ktery byl vyhozen no
stince pro vytrzne chovani. O.
bet' mi stall Sc vesmes beloSi.
vellke davy lidu shromazdily
Sc po stfelb6 Ma ulicich a hroz
by proti cernochum byly pro-
naseny. Mayor Mcdowell, o.
bavaje Sc plemennych bourich
naridil Zavreni vSech hostincii
a pozadal serifa o prispeni.
Mnoho prirucich serifa bylo
odprisahnuto a pomahali wee
ra ve6er policii patrolovati u
lice, ktere V pozdni iodine no.
chi byly pfeplneny davy GER
nochu belochu. V rozlicene ma
lade. William Nicely, ,27 let sta
ry, provinily cernoch, byl VISA.
zan do automobilu odvezen
do zalafe Media. Aip
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17

byly shromazdeny, kdezto I
vych %. ul. opustil auto, -ab.
odvetil ma pozdrav oSetrovate
lex z Chari y nemocnice, n
schodech Trinity episkopalni
no chramu shromazd6nych.
Cd vych. %. ulice pruvo
nabyl urcitejsi formy tim, Z,
pridelena mu skadrona jizdn
policie, jakoz i cestna straz, pc
zustavajici ddstojniku-vy-
slouzilcG re svetove valky. Nej
vetSi zastupy lidu vlnily Sc L
squaru a okoli radnice, kde
mayor Harry l.. Davis Sc
svym kabinetem a mestskou
radou kardinala a jeho druzi-
nu, doplnenou stotlennym NEST
skym recepcnim vyborem oce-
kaval. Mayor po prijezdu aut
spell Mercierovi vstric, by uve-
dl jej pod strechu radnice, kde
doSlo k vitani officielnimu, "a
nehoz mestsky kancler Ben
kowski odevzdal Mercierovi
pamatni listinu, poskytuJici
Kardinalovi cestne prislusen-
5tvi naseho mesta, kterezto
cestne NEST anstvi bylo mu
odhlasovano v rade "a uterni-
no sezeni.
Mayor Davis "a oficielniho
vitani velebil Mercierovu od-
vahu a vlasteneckou obetavost
"a okupace Belgie, jeho vliv
ma ujarmeny belgicky narod i
jeho vliv v cizin6 vrelymi slo
Wy vital Jej jmenem celeho
Clevelandu, jehoz stal Sc cest-
nym prislusnlkem hostenl
vzacnym. Pri te pfilezito5ti
mayor pripomel Mercierovi, re
81 amer. divse, temef ze sa-
>myeh Cleveland anu slozena,
operovala "a valky rovnez V
Belgii a re mnohy z dotce-
nych vyslouzilci je dnes (roz-
lumej vcera) mezi vitaJiciml.
NKardinal o1vetil nekolika pro-
stymi slovy, ujistiv shroma-
! zdeni, ze rad je hostem Gle
velandu, 5jemuz~ "a vsi dobrotu
dekuje zehna.
Pc oficielnfm vftani na rad
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CESKY LEKARNfK POSKO-
ZEN.

Do lekarny pana Karla Ma
ska, 3110 zap. rs. ulice Wanna
Ii Sc predveirem rano lupici,
kteri vyvlekli z nj t6zkou ohni-
vzdornou pokladnu, obsahuji-
ci S175 hotovych pen6zich a
500 V poslovnich znamkach.
Vcera nalezena kasa ia ma
prerii u Broadview Road. By
la dynamitem znicena a obsah
jeji zmizel. Ia podobnych o.
kolnostl vyvletena prirucnif po
kladna garaze p. R. Hachy,
l0318 Lorain Ave, lee k Wy
paeeni teze nedoslo, ponevadz
bandite byli5poIicii rozpraseni,
cimz obsah kasy byl zachra-
n6n. @yY6isr nts,.>1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17

& Vlastenecky belgicky kardi-
nal Mercier, jenz "a svetove
valky vzdorem svym vnci Hu-
mum ziskal obdiv vSeho civili-
sovaneho sveta, pribyl vcera
dopoledne do Clevelandu, kde
otekavalo jej velkolepe uvita-
nj jak Sc strany kruhu katolic-
kych ,ak Sc strany naSi admi-
nistrace.
Kardinalova druzina pfijela
zvlastnim rychlikem ma nadra
ri vych. los. ul. tricet minut
Pc deJate hodine dopoledni.
Prijela Ashtabuly davno
pred pfijezdem dotceneho Via
ku drahy New York Central o.
koli nadrazi bylo zaplneno hu
stymi davy a jakmile vlak kar
dinaluv ma nadrazi stanul, ma
vsech katol. kostelnich We
zich v meste zvony sc roze-
zvucely.
Druzina kardinalova brala
Sc spalirem dick dospelych k
autum a mezi tim co Mercier
uklanejicim Sc zastupIm ze-
hnal, patnact set skolnfch zpe-
vakG z kat. farnoJti zanotova
10 mu v ustrety "Star Splan-
gled Banner. Ackoliv prselo,
belgicky prelat nepfipuslil,
ably stfiska ma jeho autu byla
vztycena a tn chyili u nektere
no zastupu autem svym zasta-
voval a zvlaSte s detmi nekolik
SLOW promluvil. V Rockefeller
parku vital Merciera zasIup
kat. studujicich, mad nimz me-
sen byl napis "Vitame hrdin-
neho belgickeho kneze do svo-
bodne Ameriky". Nekolik set
ditek z privatnick Hathaway
Brownovych skol vitalo stariG
keho primata ma Euclid Ave.,
blize vych. 101 ul., kdezto u
vych. 81. ul. vyckavaly deti z
farnosti sv. Anezky, zpfvajici
hymnu americkou
] "Pfinasim vam pozdrav de-
tt belgickych" odpovedel Mel
cier ma dotcens vftani a podob,
n epronaluvil u. vyeh: 80 ul..
kde ditky z farnosti sv., Josefa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
KrOnStat pod noC1 Velke Britanie

nici kardinalova druzina uchy-
lila Sc do Keithova divadla,
kde 5000 dospivajicich Skol-
nlch ditek il oGekavalo a kde
200 studentek ozdobenych
barvami Belgie zapelo Mercie
row vstric belgickou hymnu
LA Brabanconne" nasi Star
Spangled Banner. Kardinal
licil studentum sve dojmy anne
ricke a rovntz vyrizoval po-
zdrav mladeze belgick6.
Vecer byl hostem V Cleve-
land hotelu, kde illustroYal
spousty Huny V mes. 'astne Bel
gil spachane a promluvil tez O
SVEN vanocnim poselstvi z ro-
ku 1914, nabadaje svuj narod
k vytrvalosti vernosti, kterez
to poselstvi pres pi'isno5t mem.
censury dostalo Sc k ieho lidu.
Dale licil, jak Nemci chteli
zbavic belgicke chramy zvonI
i kovovych casti kostelnich
varhan a jak on svym prote-
stem dotcenou kradez preka-
zil, take Belgie o sve chramo-
We zvony vubec neprisla.
Ma hostin6 V Cleveland no
telu podilelo Sc $50 osob a OBJ
fadnikem byl p. Myron Her.
rick, byv. amer. velvyslanec
pro Francii, ovladajici dokona
Re jazyk francouzsky a znajici
tez dobre inynajsi pomery bel
'gfcke. g.
Ones rano kardinal Mercier
! Ilouzil mSi V kathedrale svato
anske, poledne sucastni 50
ecepce Keith divadle a odpo
edne banketu Hollenden no.
selu.
Ia vcer9jSiho vitani sebrano
;de We prospech belgickych 81
otkG asi $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
PROF. PiSECKY RIDITELEM
PAEDAGOGIA v MODRE
MA SLOVENSKU.

'Narodni Poliitka' za dine
%. zari prinaSi zpravu o V Gle
velande znamem prof. Pisec-
KEN: 20 nebezpecf ztraty Slo
venska promluvll pond6li ma
clenske schulz "Statovedeck9
spolecnosti' V Praze p. kap.
Pisecky, reditel paedagogia V
Modfe ma Slovensku. Podaf We
cnou kritiku soucasneho pome-
ru ceskoslovenskeho a ukazal
jakymi cestami nutno sc brari,
aby nenastalo uplne odcizeni
mezi Cechy a SIovaky. VyliGil
horkosti, zpusobene ruznymi
prshmaty 'Cechd ma slovensku
uvedl pripady hrubeho zacha-
zeni ceskych urednikl Sc Slo-
vaky a navrhl, ably kazdy, kdo
je uredne ma Slovensku, slozil
do roka zkousku ze slovenSti-
ny, nebo at opusti SlovenJko.
Treba je take vydavati pro slo
vensky lid slovenske knihy.
Red. Pisecky dale ukazal ma
netaktnost nasi skolske spra-
Wy, iez pridelila skolnim in
spektorGm ma Slovensku po-
radce, kteri mnohych pripa-
dech nevyhovuji a dukazem ne
zdravych pomeru .je stavka
skolnich inspektorl ma Sloven
sku. Jinou prekazkou klidne-
no vyvoje sSkolstvi jest neujas-
nenost kompetence bratislav-
ske vlady vuci prazskemu mi
nisterstvu. Zde by uz mohla
nastati naprava. Stejne by Sc
doporu6ovalo spravni rozdele
nj Slovenska, ponevadz Bra,i-
slava je od vychodnich zup phi
lis vzdal9Ma. " dalsi reci od-
suzoval red. Pfsecky nadeje je
dnotlivych stran eeskych, agi-
tujiefch~na Slovensku a zadal,
abyss agitaci orgal1isovanim
*ceske strany prevzaly take zod
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'RVNl SVATBA KATOLIC
KENO FARAEE.

Slezske casopisy sd6luji: V
fadvanicich u Ostravy konala
25. zari sva ba katolickeho
arare Ferdinanda Stibora,
)0leteho; sezdaval Sc Sc svou
Gucharkou. Mali jiz tri deti.-
,. Stibor je prvnim ceskym
lnezem, ktery Sc zeni. Organi
SAGE reformnich knezi, jak
znamo, vyzvala sve stoupence,
aby zruSili celibat via facti.
3ude proto knezskych swatch
ed vice. Druhym duchovnim,
jenz nedbaje celibatu vJIoupiL
Je stav manzelsky, byl, jak
SINE prinesli jiz drive zpravu,
5esky spisovatel Brodsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
POLICING PORUCiK BUDE VYSLY-
CHAN PRO VRAZDU.
ZASTRELIL AUTOISTU "a NOCNf VYJfZDKY
DO BEREA.

Sned prvn6 V dejinach Gle
velandu stane Sc, re policejni
dustojnik bude procesovan Z
vrazdy. Dustojnikem tim bu-
de polio cajni lajtnant John De
War, jenz vcera V noci za5tre-
iii bez vazne priciny autoistu
Roberta Crawforda, 1911 zap.
% ul., dilovedouciho u kon-
trak,orske firmy Weber Co.
Jak dalece lie tusit. celia afa-
ra udala Sc "a nasledujicich
okolnosti.
Porucik De War a straznici
Jesse Clark, Fred Meng a X.
Weshler, vSichni k posadce o.
'meho prec.nktu pfinalezejfci,
NELL vcera odpoledne dovole-
nou a vsichni zde vyjmenova-
nj bavili Sc hrou V karty V kite
rems lokale ma zap. 25 ulci, tie
dy poblize stanice osmeho pol.
precinktu.
PoZdeji pridruzil sc k MIN
vyseuved any dllovedouci r.
Crawford, jenz nabidl dotce-
nyfn policistiIm sve aua D K W.
jizdce. Navrh byf pfijat a
vsech pet muzu rozjelo sc au-
tenn po Lorain Ave. smerem k
mestecku Berea. Pc dasate no.
dine V noci porucik De War
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vyzval sofera, ably nastoupil il
zdu zpatecni, Crawford hned
neuposlechl a De War sliboval
mu zastreleni. Ostatni autoistG
povazovali vyhruzku lai4nan-
tovu "a pouhy zert, nez ale
Sc nadali, De War skutecne tt
sil 5luzebni revolver a Craw-
fordovi vehnal kuli pod osmG
zebro. take smrt streleneho
dilovedouciho dostavila Sc V
nek0lika minutach. Pc strelbe
ujal Sc fizeni auta jeden z pro
stych strazniku a bezvladne
Ielo Crawfordovo odvezeno do
svatojansk6 nemocnice, kde
smrt nest astneho muze byla
potvrZena.
Strelba udala sc V 10:45 no.
din V noel a pc jsdenacte no.
dine vSichni. 6tyfi vyse jmeno-
Vani policejni zrizenci byli "a
drzeni inspektorem Graulem
a poslani do vysetrujici vazby
ma stanici dvanacteho precink-
tu. Odzbrojeni ukvapeneho po
rucika provedl slraznik Meng
fmsd po kiveproiitf a eines ba
de Sc nebiahym pfipadem mu
nicipalni soud zabyvati.
Nest astny Rob. Crawford
zustavil vdovu a ctyrleteho sy-
nacka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17

povednost "a zplsob politicke
no boje a "a celou politickou
situaci ma Slovensku. Ma Slo-
vensko necht' prijedou take ca
Sti clenove Narodnfho shroma-
Zdeni, ale nesmi tam Swat
d6lat boi5eviky. V Praze pax
musi ukazat ceSti poslanci re
Sc o Slovaky staraji a re Jim
cht6ji pomoci. Je nutno, ably
CeSi ma Slovensku neukazova-
Ii vsude sveho ia, ably Sc cftili
jen prostymi vojaky ceskoslo-
venske republiky. Jen tax mi
zeme zachraniti Slovensko, jez
je nynf sice bolavym mistem
republiky, ale muze Sc stati IL
helnym kamenem celeho naSe-
no statu. = Po red. Piseckem
promluvll t2Ste prof. Herman
z Trencina. Zadal zruSeni obil
niho ustavti pro Slovensko, kite
ry je neStestim Slovenska a kite
ry zavinuje bidne zasobovaci
pomery ma Slovensku. Pred
plesbiScitem Grave a SpiSi
nemusima miti obav, posleme-
Ii tam mouku a rovnez petro-
lei. = Schulz fidil univ. prof.
DIR. Kalab.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
KLlC K PETROHRADU PRVNi RANOU
RUSKEMU BOLSEVISMU.
RANNf BULLETIN:

Sokhom IT, rfna (Patek rano.) = Pevnost Kron;tat
postavena havniho Ruska bya
sledkem prudke paby angckeho ke kaptuac DIE
pravs dose depee angcke lode lined obazen
vnikly do pristavu kronstat povazovan jest k Pc
trohradu jehoz dne neodvratny z pad pTpsee hnut e
no cem jest porazka ruskeho boevismu Sensa6n zprava
potvzue povsst spojneck vadu sovstu vehnat
vech stran do kych Jto jest re ava vudci Tro
ckeho a Lenina povazlivs zacina blednout.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17

nemz zpivali brnensti Nemci
pod sochou Josefovou "Wacht
am Rhein' a provolavali .Hoch
Wilhelm! Hoch i Alldeutsch-
land - Bude dobre, kdvz rad
nice odstrani i poprsi eisafe
Josefa q parku luzaneckeho.
ably. tenn neustalym a9mec-
kym provokacim v Brns .byl
iednou kOnec. ~ W.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
SOCHA JOSEFA IL. V BRINE
SVRzENA.

V noci ma nedeli svrzena by
la velika socha cfsafe Josefa
H.. postavena v parku pied Ne
meckym domem. Je to odpo-
ved' ma posledni nemecky t.
Dor, ktery Sc v Nemeckem do
me, pred tydnem odbyval a po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
PETROHRAD PRY OBSAZEN GEN.
JUDENICEM.

Das dnesni dopoledn buetiny hasi jiz pad Petrohra
d zmocn general Judenic vrchni veel severoza
padn ruske amady ak vypravue depese dosa pres Hng
fors Fnsku.
Drv6jsi telegramy oznamovay, re Sc Judenic zmocni
Gaciny a Krasne Horky pobrezi finskeho zavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-17
v EVROPE POVSTAVAI MOVE
VALECNE MRAKY.

Londyn IT, rna - popele sotva uhase svetove valky
povsati pry muze novy vaecny pozar die domn6nek
doucich statnikn Londyne, Pafz Berlne Hlavn nebez
peel spociva pry lusten otazek backych Jest
mozno ze este drive nezi bude mir ratkovan, bude do
valecneho viru strzena Amerika.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
u. OF @. STUDENTS
ACTIVE FOR FUND

A number of activities are being ar.
ranged here by University of Oregon
students to raise the county's quota
toward completing the Woman's build
ing. Wilbur Hoyt, Selman Gassoway
and Miss Jessie Lewis are in charge of
local affairs.
Mr.. Hoyt and Mr.. Gassoway are ar
ranging for a basketball game on
Tuesday evening. January 2 at the
Hood River High School between a
team of the Alpha Tau Omega frater-
nifty members of the University and
the American Legion here. A prelim-
mary game between classes of the high
school will be played.
With Miss Lenore Cram assisting
Miss Lewis, card party is being ar
ranged for next Tuesday afternoon. 1t
will be held at Library hall.
Plans are being made by "Chuck"
Huggins to receive detailed report of
the Pasadena game between the U. of
0. football and Harvard teams on New
Year S afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
II. s. GEORGE BUYS
OUT PAT LINDSEY

H. S. George, according to announce.
ment just made by Mr.. Lindsey, has
purchased the entire business in the
Monroe building known as Pats Place
Mr.. George, who for several years has
operated the Electric Kitchen, one OF
the city's most popular eating places
will take over the tobacco and confec
tionery store, billiard hall and bowling
alleys.
Mr. George is one of Hood River,
most popular business men. His cour
tesy has won him a host of friends
and while regrets are expressed at Loss
of Mr.. Lindsey, citizens are glad t,
see him succeeded by Mr.. George.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Catholic Church Services

While the usual custom of midnight
mass was discontinued because of the
covered roads and sidewalks, St.
Mary's Catholic church today will cele
brate the anniversary of Christ's birth
with three masses. The high mass will
be said by Rev. Father Macmillan at
8 O'Clock, when the choir will render
special music. Other masses will be
at 8 and 10. 80 o'clock.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Fuel Situation Better

A fuel famine has been averted ir
Hood River, and wood and coal are
both fairly plentiful here at the pces
ent time. Three carloads of coal have
been received during the past week,
two by dealers and one by the O.-W. R.
e. N. Co. Much cordwood has beer
moved into town on bobsleds.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Knights Templar Meet

Hood River Commandery of Knights
Templar will celebrate Christmas
morning with the customary observ.
ance this morning. Members will be
gathered at Tieman Hall, the Masonic
building, for breakfast. Despite the
bad condition of roads, many rural
members are expected to be present.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Mrs. Jones' Funeral Yesterday

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes
Jones were held yesterday at the Bart
mess chapel, Rev. W. H. Boldly offici-
ating. 1t was at first announced that
the service would be held in Portland.
lnterment followed at Idlewilde GENE.
terry.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Christian Church

Bible School, 9.45 a. m. Preaching
Service, | / a m. and p. m; Christian
Endeavor, 6.45 p. m. Cordial welcome
to all
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Christian & Missionary Alliance

Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 8 45. Preaching at II. Young
Peoples Society at I p. m. Expository
sermon at sp. m. Everybody welcome.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
First Baptist Church

Sunday school at 10 O'Clock Junior
members service at s p, III. and B. Y.
7. U. at p. m. each Sunday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-31
BANK PRESIDENT : SUbSERv|ENT
To THE RUSSIAN SOVIET CLERKS

Vienna, Saturday, March o9.-(By the
Associated Press Following the prac-
tice put into effect by the Russian So
Wet government at Moscow. bank presi-
dents in Budapest have become mere
figureheads, while soviet clerks admins
ter the business. Rents no longer are
paid to landlords, but to the government
which is represented by the janitors. The
stores have been nationalized and the
heads Of factories have been replaced by
those elected by the workmen.
The banking business is being handi-
capped under the new regulations. No
one is allowed to draw out more than
$780, except in the payment of salaries.
A check must be signed by all the trus-
tees before it is submitted to a bank,
where it is honored on the condition that
the trustees of the institution are shown
to be employees.
During the period in which inyento-
ries are being taken, all stores are closed
except for the sale Of food and drugs.
Thousands of refugees are travelling
toward Vienna. All are deprived of their
belongings at the frontier if they at
tempt to pass the border without being
searched.
Members Of the wealthy class have
resolved to tarry in Budapest and await
events. Countess Mary karolyi, cousin
OF Count Karolyi, who recently resigned
as provisional president of Hungary, is
quoted as saying
1--WE have been reduced to Is acres of
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F, land and one horse. 1t is better to have
| that than roam over the world homeless
We have got to live somewhere, SO il
will be here"
There are but two classes in Hungary
-aristocrats and peasants. The repub-
lie seemingly is more Russian than Ger.
man.
All estates have been appropriated by
the government. American officials are
being well treated by the Hungarian Of
ficials and American couriers are al
lowed to pass in and out Of Budapest
without hindrance. Telegraphic service
is restricted and slow
Count kar0lyls position has not been
damaged by the new regime, according ia
political observers, who say he cleyerIy
evaded his position as provisional presi-
dent by shifting responsibility for the
course of events to the allies and then
urging resistance against their entrance,
which resulted in union Of the social
democrats and the communists
The railway strike in Hungary was
followed by the engineers leaving their
trains at whatever place they happened
to be when the strike was called Trains
loaded with hundreds of passengers
were left standing in the loneliest places.
+ In CzechO- Sloy akia, it is reported that
uprisings have occurred. News Of the
Hungarian bolsheyism has spread rapid
", and the revolutionary spirit in West
Ukraine and Rumania is said to be in
creasing.
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DISORDERS |NC|TED BY ITALIANS
HOLD ALLIED PA TR0L AT SPALAT0

Washington. March 2O.-An official
Jugo-Slav version of disturbance at
Spalato. Dalmatia, several weeks after
the incident which resulted in the 1tal-
ian embargo against that port and in
retaliatory measures by the inter-allied
naval commanders, was made public to-
night by the information bureau of the
Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slo-
venes. 1t charged that the Italians, in
order to prevent the withdrawal Of the
inter-allied patrols, staged an attack on
the Jugo Slav population on the night
of March 10.
The statement quoted an official dis
patch from Belgrade, which said the
following information was received from
Spalato under date of March 10:
There occurred serious. events here
tonight Italian marines. following q
plan arranged beforehand with sympa-
thizers of Italy in Spalato, provoked
great disorders with the aim Of creating
bloody and serious fighting. in this
manner preventing the departure Of the
inter-allied patrols (American. French.
British and Italian). 1t has been decid-
ed previously by the allied admirals that
these patrols should depart tomorrow
because order had been preserved in
Spalato. and the local police and Serbian
troops were believed by the allied admi-
rails to be sufficient to maintain Or
der.
THE Italians considered this decision
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TOLEDOPO[|CE
BLOCK HOLDING
DEbS NEE TING
Mob of 5000 Storms
Building Where Ad-
dresses Are Scheduled.
BREAK DOORS, WINDOWS,
AND DEFY THE OFFICERS

Toledo. March 3O--When they were
refused admission to Memorial hall this
afternoon by city officials, where Eugene
V. Debs was scheduled to speak. 5000
persons stormed the place, broke win
dows and doors and then paraded the
streets, crying .'To hell wi.hh the mayor.
And all that time Debs was in Cleve-
land too i'll to appear in public.
The substitute speaker appeared about
$50 O'Clock but when he attempted to
make an address he was prevented by
policemen.
More than 75 were arrested. including
Thomas Deyine. socialist member of the
city council Charges of melting to riot
were placed against them. but after 300
policemen had succeeded in breaking up
the mob, the prisoners were all released
on bail.
Announcement that Debs would not be
permitted to speak WAS made late Sat
urday night The notice in the papers
was the first inkling the socialists had
that their meeting could not be held
When the hour for Debs to speak ar
rived there were at least 5000 men and
women congregated in the neighborhood
of Memorial hall A man shouted, 'Well
use Memorial hall this afternoon if we
have to walk thru blood to do it."
Two policemen grabbed him and he
was thrown unceremoniously into pa
troll wagon. The man who next essayed
to sneak also was arrested. 1t required
two hours for the police to dispense the
crowd. Fist fights occurred on street
corners. Hotel lobbies were invaded by
the malcontents. Street cars were held
M and threats of serious outbreaks were
to be heard on every hand.
Mayor Cornell Schreiber in state
ment tonight said no meeting would be
permitted in the city where it is sus-
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