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New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
World League
Will Not Be
Super-Nation
international Force Idea
Discarded as Peace En-
voys Near an Agreement

PARIS. Jan. 10 (By The Associated
fress s).-Callers at the Murat mansion
to-day were Senator Leon Bourgeois,
tire league of nations specialist on the
french peace delegation; Lord Robert
Cecil, who occupies similar post for
the British, and General Jan Christian
SHUTS, the South African leader. who
also has plan for society of nations.
President Wilson thus had an oppor-
tunity to discuss the French and Brit
ish viewpoints on this question and to
get further ahead with the work of
reconci]ing the different projects with
his own ideas.
Plans for a league of nations nave
been reduced to very definite form. The
general indications arc that the states
men Of the principal nations arc stead
lily drawing together on structure
which will have the support of all, the
informal discussions having brought
the community of ideas to point
where it may reasonably be expected
soon to appear on paper.
Idea of Force Discarded
1t IS understood that the general plan
winch is now most approved in sub
stance 6y all the parties concerned re-
Jects the theory of the super-sover
eignty OF an international police force.
1t also contemplates the working out.
as the development of the league pro
crosses, of the most delicate question
OF all -disarmament-w particu-
larly affects the British navy. The
same principle, it is proposed. shall
apply to the other nations associated
N the war against Germany.
This idea is founded on the argument
that no nation would dispose OF instru-
ments by which it expects to defend
Itself until it has been demonstrated
viii be efficient. "
in the opinion Of international
lawyers such decisions will remove
from actual settlement by the peace
conference, at this sitting at least.
many questions on which complete
agreement might not be expected now.
but upon which full accord seems prob
ablc as the development Of the plans
for league of nations advances.
Details to Be Postponed
such plan VIII delegate to various
conmissions and committees detailed
problems, which shall be reported with
recommendations to the league itself.
The proba blity of such a p,an being
adopted lustities previous forecasts
that the principal accomplishments of
the peace conference as it now sits in
rarls VIII be agreement on broad gen
cral principles. leaving the details to
be applied in accord Herewith. and the
making OF preliminary peace which
will return the world at the earliest
moment possible to its normal status.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Six Burned to Death
Two Others May Die of Injuries
in Philadelphia Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. Six per
sons we're burned TO death and two
othcrs fatally injured tonight in fire,
that destroyed the home Of Nicola
Napolitano. in the southern section Of
the city.
Three Of the victims weec children Of
Napoljtano and the others were Patrick
MartineIii and hig wife and child, who
occupied an upper floor Of the horsc.
NapolitAno's other two children were
40 bndIy burned that IL In feared they
cannot live.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Parley Considers Russia To-day;
Kaiser Urged Throats of French
Women and Children Be Slashed
Red Plot Reported to Assassinafe
wilson, Clemenceau and Lloyd George

GENEVA, Jan Bolshevk have
been arrested by the Lausanne police. said they
carrying false passports and were their Paris.
The Bosheviki
plotted against the lives of Premier Cemenceau
and Premier Lloyd George The gold
dispatch from Berne to the "Temps" Friday
the Swiss police rounding
propaganda that the
Boshevlki who said be involved
cea French Premier Most of the
group OF rive hundred of them including
evlnced desire to
COW by special train !
dispatch added
var Minister who had
nd after shooting and woundng French soldier
them had been captured and being
WASHINGTON, JAN 19Careful preparations by
he United States secret cooperation with the French
British Italian
party during their stay n Europe.
lh President has with him American guards
including four of those regularly assigned White
complete list includes Joe Murphy Dcy Jervis Jack
Jack Sterling of the White House FITZGERALD
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Bolsheviki Capture kicv;
Overthrow Ukrainians

GENEVA, Jan. 2o.-Kiev is IN the
hands Of Bolshevk forces, who have
overturned the Ukrainan government,
according TO a Prague dispatch re-
ceiycd here.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Honorcd on 18th Birthday.

Nine. Breshskovskaya said she went
in hiding in Petrograd for eight
months when Kerensky was over
thrown. Then she went to Moscow
where she remained two months. Later
she toured Russia secretly for what she
said was a great cooperative movement,
the principles of which she intimatcd
we're along Socialistio lines. She dc
clined to say whether her work in
volvcd steps against tho Russian gov
ernnent Of to-day.
Madame Breshskovskaya celebrated
her seventy-frst birthday Jan 13 while
crossing the Pacific. Her fellow pas
sengers arranged a special birthday
dinner, followed by speeches and a
dance.
Madame Brcshskovskaya leaves here
next Tuesday She said tonight she
expected to go direct to Washington.
Later she vii visit Boston as the guest
Of Miss Helen Stuart, who welcomed
her at the dock in Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
BresllkOvskaya
Saws Russians
Need Aid Now
s'Grandmother of Revolu-
tion'' in. Seattle; Ayers
People Prefer Czechs

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 19.-If help
is not Forthcoming at once any gov
ernment set up in Russia will fail,
declared Nine. Catharine Breshskov-
skaya, known as the "Grandmother of
the Russian Revolution" who arrived
here to-day from the Orient.
Czecho-Slovak rather than Allied
troops arc wanted in Russia, she de-
ciared. "The coming of Czecho- -Slovak
soldiers would be welcomed by the
people as they would welcome the COM
ing of Christ" she said.
The cause to which Nine. Breshskov-
skaya says she has devoted the rest
of her life is the obtaining Of financial
assistance for the 100000 Russian or
phans and the 100000 illitcrate peo-
pie of that country. To tell the story
of this condition. she says, is the main
purpose Of her visit to America.
The Russian Bolshcviki were severely
arraigned BY the visitor.
Praise Fox kerensky
They have failed because they are
destroyers,' she asserted "Ruination
is their motto. They arc not construc-
tionists. You in America confuse So
cialists with the Bolshcviki. The Rus
sian Socialists are constructjonists.
"Bolsheviki in America ? You do not
know what the yare. They may be
working against the government and
they may be Bolshevk sympathzers
but they are not the Bolshevik destroy
ers of Russia.
"Kerensky is noble man. true
Socialist, devoted to the people. He
gave way before the Bolsheviki because
he was outnumbered, his organization
was sctttercd and he did not want to
shed any more blood. Russa's masses
to-day, ! believe, have the utmost faith
in Kercnsky.'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

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New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

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New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

Z NhaA, Jan, ~ Dr. Otto Bauer.
~ fcrsizn Minister Of German
.'s'f,a. 81 N an election speech ycster,
s1 indorssd the union Of German
asssris with Germsny,
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IW,,,.SSl [t4] TWSsl
MALOSlk.

Jiz pred ley vzbudil tentc
"hrdina" pozornoSt uradu pc
strach dedinach cd Hulina k
Napajedlum. Odvazny lupii
- trochu furiant. Zahazardo-
val 81 obcas pri svych podni.
cich, zasilhal po slave zboj.
nicke. Pomohl mu k tomu ze-
jmena smelly utek Z yezeni z
Uher. HradiSt6. AvSak teprve
vzruSena leta valecna opatrila
mu trochu te slavy, po niz zfei
me touzil. Lidova fantasie O.
predla jej zari 'spravedliveho
loupeznika, vyba jila mem, ze
jest vudcem zeleneho kadru z
buchlovskych lesu a byla proto
obcas i shovivavejSi k jeho zlo
Cinnym kouskum.
4 Malosikovi tao populari-
Ia Sv6dcila. V dobr6 pameti je
j2Ste vyloupeni poStovniho L.
radu Hulin6, kde nalozil pc
kladnu ma WIZ, strelbou ma vSe
chny strany zaplaSil pronasle-
dovatele ujel. Byl vudcem ce-
le handy, niz zejmena bratfi
j. a V. Title (18letyD 2 VI
koSe a Petr klok re Stoianky
byli nejOsvedcenejSimi pracov
Milky. Pri preliceni pred SOU
dem Uh. HradiSti chatrna sla
va mOderniho Babinskeho O.
vSem Vzala "a sve = vyklubal
Sc 2 nene zcela obycejny, ien
ponekud odvazn6jSi, zarove1
ySak vseho schopny zlod6i
vrah. MaloSik sc primal. A pc
Vedel vSe i ma sve tovarySe
Odsouzen byl k trastu smrd
provazem, bratri Tillove Ike A
a 5letemu zalari Safar Klok,
ienz jej ukryval, ma Is m6si-
cu. Moravske Slovacko 81 ko-
necne oddychne.
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lie skutecne >pfedstiraIa dpl-
nou nevedomost teto zalezi-
tosti) "mohu il 0 tom pove-
dit?"
"Nyni jeSte ne, az n6koli-
ka dnech."
"Hrabe, Wy prede mnou ne
co skryvate."
Madam -"
"Bud'te uprimny.'
"Jak poroucite.'
jest neco k prekonani?"
"Nejsem zcela jist, mann
pouze sve obavy."
ga to jest?"
"M6hu sc vam sv6rit?'
"Mluvte bez obalu.'
"Nuze, ia myslim, ze Jest
zapleten n6jakou tajnou la
sku. ia 81 toho nejsem jist, ale
Ultra zvim jistotu.'
"Tedy Amalii nemam mic
fici?"
"Ne; bylo by dobre mic neri
lati nekolik dni, ale mic Sc ne
'trachujte, ia vam slibuji, ma
lam, re Armand muj slib ne
1rusi."
80, kdyz je tomu tax, to ia
Sc tom zminim Amalii."
"Ty stara pleticharko," po-
myslil 81 hrabe, "ty bys rada
zvedela, jak Sc veci mali, ale
nedozviS.'
"Ano, muzete," rekl Ma hlas
''nemam zadne namitky."
ga jsem Sc mylila,' pony
slila 81 markyzka, ION mi rekl,
oravdu; povim Amalii vSe."
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hoz sultani pfemozene preten-
denty trestali tim, ze davali je
zavlrat do kleci a ukazovat j.
takto uyezn6ne ma odstras2ni
lidu na verejnych trzistich.
Rozsudek barbarstvi Vilemo-
vych bude zalozen ma evrop-
ske moderni lidskosti, ale bude
prisny, protoze must byti spra
vedlivy, protoze nemuze die
povahy veci vyjadrovati dcel
polepsovacl, nybrz Gil odstra-
sujlci. A k takovemu rozsudku
mad Vilemem II. deji Sc, jak
JIG zfejmo, jiz nyni vsecky pri-
slusne pripravy.
'WSSl It'll TWSsl
MALOSlk.
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XVIII.
Nedorozumeni.

Armand bezprodlene Sc o.
lebral k Julii, ktera netrp6li-
7e ocekavala Vysledek ro2mlu
~. Vikomt vessel Sc zasmuSi-
lym oblicejem.
80, Julie, juliet" zvolal,
'jsem nest astenl'
'Mluv, co Sc stalo?"
"Nemohl jsem otcem mlu-
7iti co jest jeSt6 mnohem hor
i, on mi prav6 zV6stoval, re
81 preje, abych Sc ozenil."
Julie Sc domyslela pravdy
cd okamziku, kdy Armand ve-
Sci, rama tudiz byla meme boz
lastna. Zdala Sc byti Gplne
klidna.
"Abych Sc ozenil," pokraco
val Armand, IS jistou komte-
sou Amalii de Joubert, ktera
lest hrbata a no povahu dra-
cice."
"Bezpochyby, re tvuj otac
vidi snatkG tcm nejakou w
hodu pro tebe."
"Muj otec vidi, re jest ne
smirn6 bohata, re ma jedno z
nejzvutnejsich jmen cel6
Francii; ale draha Julie, muze
toto VSe poskytnout mne jedcn
den cisteho blaha?"
"Vim, re to minis uprimn6 !;
ale tve nahledy Sc mohou Il
ira zm6nit."
"Nikdy! l koyby mne otec
vyd6dil, prokl,nA, -"
"Ustan, Arrlandc, snazne tG
prosim."
Proc? Ma mil otec byti
panem meho osudu? Ma jeEu
vule vecne mi stati cest6 IL
vota": Co mne zalezi ma jn6a:
a testnych tradech +? Stokrat
radeji djt'1 prednost slunecn:-
mu paprsku, .'enz bude ozaIC
vat muj zivot; usm6yu zenE,
kterou miluji."
"To jest vSe kfasne, dokad
clov6k jest mlad, ale kdyz So
starne, pax ="
"Pak to nebude jin6. Jest
pravda, re jsem rozcilen, ale
ia nejsem vice zadne d6cko
ma prani nejsou pomateHa ;
mole myslenky nejsou vice ne
jiste; ia dospel v6ku, kdy cio-
v6k by mel byti schopen a V6
d6t. iak a jakou drahu zivo-
ia 81 VOLT. ia Volil -"
"Armande, uvazil isl v5c?''
"MySlis, za jsem pfisel,
bych ii lehkomyslne. Nekl: "N,
lie, bude5 moje?" Ne: ia iaGa,
vSe dukladn6 uyazil; kdyl
isem Sc ii nabidnul, VGd6l
jsem, lie vr&zim ma prekazky.
Jestli mne vsak milujeS, co -
tom zalczl!'
"Ja t6 miluii, Armande, r..
luji te dosti horoucne, abych
pIemohla svoje ardcc, kdy -
nekdy m6lo btti pTfcinou tv6-
no Zarmutku I've zkazy."
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Viteezstvi lasky.
d0%
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck.
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck.
Oba byli velmi netrpelivi.

Oba byli velmi netrpelivi.
Hrabe mel jiste myslenky,
ktere jej velice znepokojovaly
= byl 81 totiz vedom, re Ar
mand 81 mic nezaklada ma pc
nezich, - a bez sveho jmeni
nebyla by komtesa Amalie tu-
re zadouci partie.
"PTece vsak mne must pos
louchati, neb ia jsem otec, a
on jest muj SYM"
"Co asi rekne muj otec," po
myslil 81 Armand; "delnicka
divka, bez jmena, bez pribuz-
nych jmeni.
Avsak mic nedela, ia jsem ro
zhodnut. Kdyz budu pevny, on
zajiste Sc podda; bude miti Sc
mnou soucit, vzdyt' jest to mnj
otec ia jeho jediny syn"
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va o nj roztrusuji. A to je vse
co mas k namitani?"
"Kazdy zna jeji hroznou pc
vahu, nikdo krone jeji mat
ky il nemdze vyhoveti, jeji VII
lie jest neobmezena.'
"Ty budes panem V dome.
= Jest to vse?"
"Nechci miti peklo domo.
vem. Zkratka, Amalie Sc mi
nelibi."
"To jest mi nemile."
"Ale nicmene pravdive."
"Skutecne?" zvolal hrabl
popuzen.
"Ano, ona jest mi protivna
nesmirne protivna."
"Pak opakuji, re jest toho
co zeleti, jelikoz ="
"Jelikoz?" otazal Sc Ar
mand.
"Jelikoz jsem tvoji ruku
markyzce de Joubert jiz pri-
slibil."
Armand zasnul.
"Mysllm, re by bylo byvalo
moudfejSl, kdybyste 81 by
mole svoleni napred pojistil.'
ia jsem 81 tv6ho swollen
jist.'
"A ia no odpiram."
"Pak Sc bez nej oh bejdeme.
"To by bylo prece prllisnf
Budeme videt."
"Ano, budeme videt." zvola
hrabe popust6 uzdu sv6ml
hnevu, "budeme videt, kdo j
panem kdo z mas dvou povo
H."
Armandova mysl Sc bourila
pri teto vyhruzce.
"Slyste otce: Prisaham pred
bohem, re komtasa de Jouber,
nebude nikdy moji zenou!"
"Neprisahej p
"Prisaham ma svou cest!"
"Nuze dobre. Dam ii mesfc
k rozhodnuti. Dnes je 25. Ri
Ma. Dne 25. listopadu budu O.
cekaVati tive rozhodnuti. Ne
zapominej ale, re vSe, co svym
nazyvas jest mole. Nepreii s;
aby ode dneSka do ustanoven6
no dne o predmetu tom jSme
mluvili."
"Nepotrebuji zadn6ho casu
k rozmySleni."
''Jen tom rozjimej," hra
be vstal Cd stolu. "Pujdu Sc
dohodnout markyzkou jeSt6
o male podmince, kterouz ma
obsahovati svatebni smlouva."
- Pc slovech tech opustil j.
delnu.
"U certa!" zvolal Armand,
"budeme videt, kdo Z mas po-
Voli. ia a ozenit Sc S touto
dracici! Nikdy."
A Armand uderil ma stul
tax prudce, re n6kolik sklenic
a talfru spadlo Sc stolu.
Sluzebnik pribehl, domysle-
je Sc, re nekdo zvonil.
'Zvonil jste, monsieur"
"Ano," odvetil Armand, "se
abircj tyto strepy," a odesel.
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DEN ODPLATY VILEMU III.
Sc BLizi.

"Strezte Sc = jsem pflto-
men!' napsal byvaly cisar vi
lem III. do pametnl knihy poll
skeho mesta v Prusku. "Tak
chci, tax poroucimn' zvolal
sve heslo. "Zdrtim kazdeho,
kdo Sc mi postavi V cestu! p
prohlasil kdysi Sc slavnostnfm
hrozivym durazem. Posilaje
nemeck6 vojaky do Ciny proti
boxerum, volal: "Bijte je ja-
I llo Hunove! Milost Sc nedava"
A kdyz V srpnu +. 1914, po Wy
/ povezeni valky N6meckem
Francii, zastup postvan6ho Ii
III pfipravil Vilemu II. pred je
ho berlinskym zamkem ohro-
mnou ovaci, zvolal cisaf, spa
lruje Sc ma vrcholu sveho III
votniho triumfu: "Nyni jdete
10 kostela a pax je budeme
nlatit!"
Vsecka duseyni pod3tata.
ySecko zalozeni mysli pova-
ny jakoby uplnosti vyziralo
: techto SLOW Vilemovych. Bez
:nezna panovitost, presv6dce-
lost 0 SVEN nam6stnictvi boha
"a zemi, bozskem po3lani
llastnim, surovost libujici 81 V
lejvetsich krutostech, StvavV,
duty pathos, neronske komedi-
anstvl az do hodnoc9n sebe sa
neho jako povolaneho rozhod-
tiho V um6ni basnickem, malir
/ skem a skladatelskem - tot
cely Vil6m ii. Polsko-n6mecky
basnlk Stanislav Przybyszew-
ili, jenz vydal knihu deiin sa-
anismu V lidstvu vSech v6ku.
Ne SVEN romanu "D6ti Satano-
y" neivetSl znalec nejniz-
>ich lidskych WASN'T Emil Zola
. "Germinalu" vyliGili postavy
atanikG, kterl 2 d'abelskG zlo
y pfivozuji katastrofu prumy
.iovych podniku, Cimz nici IT,
ice ziyotu svych druhu V pra-
ci. Nenl-li Vilem H., jenz Wy
volanim valky r. 1914 zahu-
bill miliony lidskych zivotG,
stejnym. satanikem, jako zlo-
tinci jmenovanych romanopis-
Cd?
Jak strasny ie vyvoj cd +.
1914 do nynejsich dni, Jake
Use sritil So Vilem Ii. Hohen-
2oller! Tehdy, pred p6ti lety,
cht6l krvi, zeleZem ohn6m
mutt n6meckou "kulturu" vSe
nu nenemeckemu svetu, pax
utekl, V listopadu lonskeho ro
tu, po shrouceni Sc nemecke
fronty, zbabele, "a polosera
'anniho, z belgickeho bojiSte
10 ukrytu V Hollandsku, le-
oSnlho podzimu bude pravd6
Dodobne jiz odsouzencem Ion
lynskeho soudu vitezu. Die mi
Gove smlouvy a die nejnov6i-
;ich Grednich .projevu anglic-
'sych odpov6dnych statniku ie
3koro jisto, re Vilem III. bude
QUEEN a odsouZen V temza vel
kobritskem hlavnim m6st6. do
ehoz "a sve vlady slaVil ne
&olikrate okazaly vjezd iako
host sveho stryce, anglickeho
Irale. Vit6zna dohoda trva ma
yydani Vilema IL. a jeho spo-
Gvinniku svemu soudu a je ne
Dochybno, ze k tomuto pr2li-
toni dojde, iezto k n6mu doll
Il musi, aby lidstVo bylo Jed
aou pro vzdy zbaveno d6sne-
no nebezpe6f, jake uv2lenlm
Valky ma cely svet V hruznou
kuteGnost promenil Vil6m H.,
tento nejzvrhlejSi re v$ech Ho
henzolleru. Byval6mu kancle-
i Bethman-Hollwegovi a mar
5alu Hind 2nburgovi, kteri ny
nj berou ma sebe hrichy
Fil6na H., stane Sc dojista po
Vuli - avSak S tim rozdilem,
re ma lavici obzalovanych ne
zasednou misto Vilema H., ny
brZ vedla Vilema III.
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myslil 81 Armand; "delnicka
divka, bez jmena, bez pribuz-
nych a jmenl.
AvSak mic nedela, ia jsem ro
zhodnut. Kdyz budu pevny, on
zajiste. Sc podda; bude miti sc
mnou soucit, vzdyt' jest to mnj
otec a ia jeho iediny syn"
XIV.
Kdyz byl cas- k obedu, vstou
pill Armand odhodlan6 do j.
delny. Hrabe byl We vybornem
rozmaru, coz bylo u neho ne
obycejne.
"Stesti mi preje,' pomyslil
81 Armand "a jestli pouziju o.
bratnosti, vymluvnosti raz-
nosti, muslin zvitezit. Nuze, u
cinim utok na nepritele."
Chteje zapociti svou rec,
byl nahle hrabetem vyrusen.
"Bezpochyby isl jiz slysel O
komtese Amalii de Joubert,
drahy Armande?".
"Ano, otce."
"Ona jest velmi rozkosna, "
pokracoval hrabe.
"RozkoSna,' opakoval Ar
mand jako ozvena, cekaje ma
9 priznivy obrat.
,o~ "Jest vyborna hudebnice."
"Vskutku vyborna.
"Maluje prekrasne."
"PTekrasne.'
"Byl isl sam, jest-li Sc nemy-
lin, okouzlen kresbami, KITE
rez prinesla minule leto z l.
talie."
"Chtel isem ii rici, otce-"
Hrabe jej nenechal domlu-
viii.
"Komtesa de Joubert je vel
mi bohata.'
"Ano, velmi bohata."
"Pochazi z jedne Z nejstar-
Sich a nejvzneSenejsich rodin
cele Francie.'
Armand neodpovedel.
"V jeji osob6 Sc poji vse ::
schopnosti, zvucne jmeno, Wy
soke postaveni, nesmirne bo-
hatstvi. Zkratka jeff manzel
bude velice st'astny."
"Velice St'astny."
"Plesej tedy radostne, mily
synu."
Nam Sc radovat proc?"
"Ponevadz cd nynejska jest
to dokonalou zalezitosti."
"Coze?" tazal Sc udivene vi
komt.
"Inu, coz isl Sc prave nevy-
slovil, re bude manzel komte
sy Amalie velmi st astnym mu
zem?" a hrabe 81 radostne
mnul ruce.
"Ale otce -"
Merck isl mi to pred civil
kou?"
"Ano, ale ="
"Nuze, ty budeS tim St'ast-
nym muzem; niceho vice ne
schazi nez tvoje svoleni, ktere
zaiiste daS. Komtesa de Jou-
bert bude tvoji manzelkou."
Kdyby hrom byl vedle ude.
i'll nebyl by vice Amanda po-
desil.
"To jest nemozne, otce !"
"a proc, monsieur, smlm-li
Sc ptati."
"Proc?"
"Ano, proc?"
"Predne komtesa Amalie je
hrbata."
''To lost loZ"
Evening star., 1919-03-29
STYLES TOPS AMATEURS
154 Score Gives Him Sixth Place
in Open Golf Tourney at
Pinehurst.

PINEHURST. n. c.. March e9.-The
annual north and south open cham
pionship tournament began here yes
terday and the first SO holes of the 72
holes medal play event were disposed
of on No course. The field did not
find the going easy. a mighty wind
adding greatly to the every day diff
culties of the hardest course in Pine
hurst. but Pat Doyle. the Deal pro-
fessional. managed to turn in a So
37-72 for the first IS holes and to lead
the field with a total of 72-74-146 for
the day.
amateur. who took 81 in the morning
nineteenth to sixth position by going
finishing with a total of 154 for the
Sc holes. Styles now leads the anna
teur contingent.
The leading scores: Patrick J. Doyle,
Deal, 72-74-146: r. G. Macdonald. New
Evanston. 73-74-147; Michael J. Brady,
Oakley. 76-72-14S; ]. NJ Barnes. sun
set Hills. 76-75-151; Tom Kerrigan,
Siawanoy. 76-77-153: Edward styles
(amateur). S1-73-l l54 Harry Hampton.
Virginia. 77-1S-155: Leo Diegel, De-
troit. S2-73-l55: Fred Mcleod. CO.
lumbia. 77-7S-155; Walter G. Hagen,
Oakland Hills. 7s-.S-156: Herbert G.
Laagerblad. Youngstown. 76s1-157; !;
Emmet French. York. S0-S0-160; Geo.
Mclean. Great Neck. So-80-160: Will
fred Reid. Wilmington, S2-7S-160.
Evening star., 1919-03-29
PILOT MORAN OF REDS
PLANNING MORE DEALS

Manager Moran of tie Reds is still
wrestling with the problem how to
strengthen the one weak spot in his
powerful combination, namely, short
field. For that place he has Jimmy
Smith and Claude Davidson available,
but he fears to stand pat with them,
and is now dickeri for Lew Blue, a
young infielder with the Detroit club
who is said to be a conner. though
without very much big league ex-
periance. There is still a chance of
getting Sam Crane from the In
dianapolis club. He can field the po-
sition in fine style, though he is not
a very hard hitter.
The club is also after another big
league shortstop, with some slight
hope of success. 1t was quite blow
to Manager Moran when the Boston
Americans failed to get Coohey out
of the American League. That was
the boy he wanted most of all, but
it was impossible to secure waivers
on him.
There also comes from the south
rumors of three-cornered deal be-
tween the Philadelphia, Brooklyn and
Pittsburgh clubs, whereby the Phil
lies will secure Outfielder Casey Stem
gel, from Pittsburgh. in exchange for
a pitcher, and Brooklyn will secure
First Baseman Luderus from the
PhillieS,
Evening star., 1919-03-29
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
With this formally accomplished, as

With this formally accomplished, as
1t is expected to be, only Barney
Dreyfuss in the National League and
Phil Ball in the American must be
induced to assent to have the swap
consummated. The Pittsburgh mo-
gul is a tough man to reason with,
but it is believed that when it is
shown him that he has it in his
power to keep in base ball two stars
-Lavan and Robertson-who other
wise would be lost to the sport, he
will do the right thing for the good
of the game.
Ball is believed to be too broad
minded to allow petty motive to
completely sway his actions. Grif
fifth is confident the boss of the
Browns will yield, even though he
hasn't forgotten that Lavan collected
from him in a slander suit for dam
ages and that his stepping aside will
give his rivals in st. Louis-the
Cardinals-a star shortstop. Whether
Branch Hickey will want to back out
of the deal should the report that
Lavan has fractured his leg be veri-
fed. is a matter of conjecture. He
was concerned enough to wire Griffith
to learn the extent of the injury to
Lavan, but Grin knows nothing of
the reported accident except what
he reads in the newspapers.
Evening star., 1919-03-29
BATTED BALL BREAKS
PITCHER LOVES ARM

MACON, Ca, March 29.-Slim Love,
the tallest pitcher in the major leagues,
will be of little or no use to the Detroit
Tigers this season. While working out
at the training camp of the Detroit club
here yesterday Slim was struck in the
pitching arm by batted ball An ex-
animation revealed that the arm was
fractured.
The accident is hard blow to Mana
ger Jennings. Slim came to Detroit in q
three e-cornered deal which involved the
Tigers, the Red Sox and the Nationals.
The Red Sox traded Hal Janvrin to
the Nationals for Eddie Ainsmith and
Pitcher Dumont. Whereupon the Red
Sox traded Ainsmith, Love and "Chick"
Shorten to the Tigers for Oscar Witt.