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had died and every circumstance connected with his death. Then, each one had to stand up in the lit tie grimy room, illuminated by the flame of single smoking candle, and tell what Jack London had done for him, and why he loved his books and revered his memory. The Reds ragged and tore in vain outside. No body cared. The next day was the critical day; then it would be de- cided whether we entered Petrograd in triumph or turned tail and slunk back to the gloomy shores of Lake Peipus.
 It made no difference. Jack Lon don was dead, and the war and the bolsheviki and the world could go hang until those who loved him had paid the last tribute of devotion to his ashes.
 And it was the gray dawn, and our. guns had begun booming the signal to resume the advance, before that weird memorial service was neded.
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INTEREST AROUSED
 IN FISH IS CURIOUS
 0UTGR0WTH OF WAR
High Cost of Living and Sub.
 marines are the Reason

Washington, Feb. 26.-"Of all the
 curious euirks of popular interest engendered by the war, perhaps the most surprising is the unprecedent- led interest in fish," says a bulletin cf the National Geographical Sovi- ety.
 "Yet there are two reasons why the humble and hitherto submerged fish should suddenly command at tention," explains the bulletin.
 "First, the world is hungry. With starving nations calling for meat and grain, which are not to be had, is it to be wondered at that men should give thought to fish, which are to be had for the catching? Further
 more, the submarine has given men access to the oceans depths, and henceforth theocean's content, as well as water routes, will command the interest of mankind
 ] New Aquarium Founded.
 Early manifestations of this in- terest is to be noted in the found ling of the Miami Aquarium associa- tion at Miami, Fla, which soon is to open a remarkable aquarium whic h has two-fold purpose. One aim is to place on exhibition the marvellous variety of fish to be found in the hospitable waters of the gulf stream, which contain one-fifth of the en- tire animal life of the American con tinent north of Panama. For there are 500 varieties of fish to be found off the Florida coast.
 Did you know that the aquariums at every one of the American exposi- i tions-from the Chicago Worlds Fair to the San Francisco show-at- tracted more visitors than any oth- Ter exhibit? Likewise, that in cities where important aquariums now are located there are more visitors attracted to them than to geological gardens or art museums?
 ] "One asks, why? One might as we'll ask, Why is fish story? The i maligned and neglected fish. smile for the man who lacks -blooded traits, nevertheless holds pre-em- thence in animal lore that is equaled only by the love story in human chronicle. And now comes a best seller, Mare Nostrum,' on which the aquarium scene bids fair to have a literary immortality akin to the oc- topus struggles in Hugo's 'Toilers of the Sea-
 Many Varieties Never Caught.
 "ln the explanation of the phe- nomenon lies the scientific interest in fish. Recent discoveries indicate that the ocean depths hold many more varieties of fish than ever were caught; and our knowledge of the kind that are caught and con- monly eaten is meager.
 "One government bureau can tell 1 you approximately how many cattle will be ready for killing next year ard another can estimate how many buffalo and elk roam the western plains. But who can even guess at the herring of four shores, or what lis the annual rate of their catching
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N J RT
 ALL OWE R
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With Any Comfort. Sister-in.law Gives Good Advice and Cardui
 Does World of Good.

Holland, Texas--Mrs. Mamie Mes ser of this place states: About three years ago l was in very critical condition. l had been suffering for some time. To tell how I hurt would De impossible.
 1 just hurt all over.
 couldn't sit, stand or lay with any comfort, my back, sides and head all gave me a great deal of trouble.
 l was especially bothered with a light swimming in my head. My people were very uneasy about me and sent me to my relatives to see if q change would do me any good.
 I stopped at sistcr-in-law's and she being a great believer in. Cardui, asked me why I didn't use it. de- cidcd to try it.
 l had only taken few doses when felt it would do me good This gave hopes and I used it right along and it did me just world of good, since which time have never ceased to praise Cardui."
 Cardui is recommended for simple female complaints and womanly pains and has been found to benefit in thousands of such cases when not due to malfcrmation or that do not require surgical treatment Try it
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The decision of the Cunard Line to preserve the names of the Lusi- tania and other vessels sunk in the war serxes to recall the superstition of old-time sailors that it was ex- ceedingly unlucky to name ship after one that had gone down.
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More Books are Written Now Than
 Ever in History

London, Feb. 26.-More books are being written today than ever before in the history of publishing says John Murray, book publisher. "The average is better than it was 30 ol 40 years ago. he added. "Great numbers of the people have contract cd. feverish desire to write novels but many of them have no real knowledge of the authors craft, and are sadly unequal to the task they undertake. Any successful novel now seems to call into existence a ve1itable host of aspirants who are fired to emulate the happy author
 1.-Two vital qualities which are. of ten lacking in the novelist of today are sense of humor, and a really clever working out of the plot
 "It is too early yet to say what will be the effect of the war on fic- tion.-
 Recently there has been. tend crcv for novclists to deal with sex problems in their stories. sin cerely hope this is a passing phase My experience is that the whole some novel meets with success just now"
 Mr Murray said the present de mand in the war books is for his- tories of regiments and divisions many of which are being written and will form the material for per manent history of the war. This he said could not be written for many years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

to their matching, or how soon the supply will be depleted, or very much about the life, habitats and diseases of herring?
 "And, yet all this information about herring, mackerel, salmon, trout ,halibut and scores of other
 edible varieties of fish may be of
 tremendous importance in the face of a dwindling dry land food pro- duction.
 "Hence the Miami Aquarium
 building, soon to be opened, which will be the only one of any size along the Atlantic seaboard south of Philadelphia, will have bia-
 logical labratory as one of it's inn portant adjuncts. It is believed
 many discoveries affecting the link
 between the fauna of the deep sea and the land will be given the world
 through investigati at the labo-
 ratory. Aquarium expeditions for the collection of specimens will be ana important feature of the associa- tion's work.
 Formal Opening Soon
 "James Asbury Alison of Indian apclis, president of the Miami Aqua rum association, soon will announce plans for the formal opening of the aquarium building and the biological laboratory. The association has
 been chartered under the state of
 Florida. Its functions are educa tional, and entirely altruistic. The
 technical director of the institu tion, Louis L. Mowbrey, has made "a worldwide study of aquarium
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
200 Join British
 Army Every Day

London, Feb. 26. Recruits are joining the British army at the rate at the rate of 200 per day and many of the men whose period of service was about to expire have re-inlist- ed
 The crack guards regiments have blossomed out again in their pre-war scarles coats and &bearskin busbies. instead of khaki
 According to the Morning Post, the regular army is to have its pre-war establishment increased by about 100000 men, with the ultimate object of getting another 500,000 men vol untarily to undertake liability for general service when the army re- serve is needed.
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It's Going to be Tough Summer
 for the Girls

Kansas City, Mo, Feb, 26---Girls should make something else next summer besides dates" and fathers should accompany their sons on camping trips, it was decided at the sixth annual rally of mothers and parent-teacher associations. The purpose of the meeting was to dis- cuss plans for the children's sum- mer.
 "Girls should know how to sew" said Mrs. James o. McVey, ''even if it is only to patch quilts. It pays to do that nowadays"
 Approving mods from mothers and the one married man present met Mrs. McVey's comment that every girl should know how to cook
 "Why, some girls can't even man age a pot of oatmeal" she lamented Start them in on jelly and candy next summer. Of course, you can't do too much of that with 19-cent-a pound sugar, but get them started ,
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A G0Od Used Cal| IS 8 Better ]p.| vestnlent Than aCheap NewCa..

aCheap NeWCa / One-Eight-cy fiu
 passenger Oldsmobile. reprinted; good top:
 Excellent tires; $76Q,
 or S24o down, balance
 ln ten monthly pay.
 ments.
 One-Dodge Commercia Car-motor in perfect shape-good tires everything in perfect
 running order. Will
 take Ford car or truck
 in trade. Balance in
 monthly payments. 4 bargain at S750.OO
 One-Ford Coupe-good
 running order. S375.0Q |
 Will take S125.00 down
 balance in ten monthly
 payments. One--Ford Touring-Re
 painted, good top, good
 tires, motor in very
 good shape. A real buy|
 at S425. $150.0O down balance in ten month. ly payments.
 One-Ford Touring-tvo,
 new Goodyear tiresI motor in good condl'
 tion. A real bargain ,,S425.00. One-1918 Ford Touring
 Good upholstering
 good top and tires.
 $400.00.
 One" Little Six" Paige
 Touring-Motor over..
 hauled, new battery,
 repainted, good top
 Excellent tires. S60O'
 S2250 down, balance
 in monthly payments. One 1918 Little Six
 Paige Touring-Excel'
 lent condition. Must De
 seen to be appreciated
 S775.00. S260.0O down
 and balance in ten
 monthly payments. One = 1920 Maxwell
 Touring, good as new
 repainted. A real bar, IT.
 gain. $650.0O. S22O'VV down.
 One-Cadillac Touring, $575.OO. Two new cofO tires, repainted, I new top; motor in excellen' t m
 conditio n. $l90'Vt down.
 We will trade a foft E or Chevrolet in on any ol the above cars. AS Sl indication of what tlle public thinks of our use. cars, we have sold sl1 used ears in the paS week. With spfln' weather our stock ot use' q cars will be quickly eA Z hausted. We also nave '.. farmers plan on tlnl m, | payments in which ,!a,' yu' can pay one-half doTI es1 and balance in the isl "a ] when the crop comes Ill.,
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Hermit Was Worth
 $3O,00O, Estimate

Emporia, Kan, Feb. 26.-It is esti- mated that Louis ("Doc") Albright, a hermit who recently died from burns received when his shack caught fire, left an estate of at least ESQ., 900. Many years ago Doe" Albright was picturesque figure, always adorned in silk plug hat and Prince Albert coat. He was known as a "corn doctor" and for many years he did thriving business. Of late years. however, he has lived alone.
 It was believed by neighbors that he kept money hidden about his premises, but fire totally destroyed the hcrmit's home.
 Albright owned several pieces of residence property. His bank book showed deposits of more than $6,0O0. Little is known of his relatives. He is said to have sister living in South Dakota.
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buildings, preparatory, to introduc- ing the latest and Host complete apparatus for the cardand propaga tion of fish life.
 "Other officers of the association are: Carl G. Fisher of Indianapolis, we'll known fish expert vice presi- dent, and the secretary and treas urer is John Oliver LaGorce, asso- ciate editor of the National Geo. graphic Magazine.
 "On the advisory committee of the association are Dr. Hugh M. Smith, U. s. commissioner of Fisheries; Dr. Charles Haskins Townsend. director of the New York Aquarium; Dr. AL exander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone; Gilbert Grosvenor, president of the other world famous scientists whose names will be an- nounced later"
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Slaipbuilding On
 Delaware Great

Chester, Pa, Feb. 26.--A sign that shipbuilding on the Delaware river, the "American Clyde" is flourishing is seen in the application to the gov ernment by one shipbuilding com pany for permission to build an ad- ditional granite and steel shipway at it's plant in this city. Some of the largest ships turned out in this coun- try are being built on the Delaware.
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citation the sum of S100 The cham pion must accept the challenge within fourteen days. and deposit similar sum. By mutual consent the side stake can be over $500. The annual contest is to be held in July each year, and challenges must be received by the preceding March 1. If there be more than one challenge eliminat- ing sets of matches shall be played in May.
 After deducting expenses the gate money. shall be divided by the cham pion and his opponent in the cham pionship match in the proportion of two and one. The champion shall hold the trophy, value $500 so long as he retains the title.
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SEVEN SUICIDE.

Laredo, Tex, Feb. 26. Seven des- perate criminals, prisoners of the Mexican federal authorities, en route from Mexico City to Isle Marias for imprisonment, threw themselves un- der the train between the capital and Manzanillo and were ground to death, according to the Mexico City news paper, Excelsior. Two other prison CTS escaped
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If your head is dizzy on stopping or raising suddenly and everything turns black before the etyes, you have a torpid liver. Take Heroine. It is a powerful liver regulator Price 60c. Sold by w. L. Dewoody 6 Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
SlB1RSKY LECIONAk MA
PRlBUZNE v CLEVELANDU.

PAM Anastazie Filousova,
1866 vych. 33 ul., obdrzela re
Sibife dopis nasledujiciho obsa
hu:
Dovoluji 81 Vam zaslati mno
no srdecnych pozdravG a FARO
ven prijmete mole nejvrelejsi
diky "a vanocni darek, kterym
jste mne laskave obdarila.
Prominte, velectena PAM, re
Vas tax d.ouho zadn6 podeko-
vani ami odpoved' ma Vas mily
dopis nedoslo - podarky Sc We
lice zpozdili, dosly mas teprve
ted, to jest Is. listopadu 1919,
skoro cely rok prisly pozdeji.
Stedrost nasich americkych
Ceeha a Cesek dojala mas vse-
chny az k slzam odTfznu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03

2. Cechoslovaci sc vynasnazl
ably ustoupili ma cinske 1zeml; !;
iak cinske urady tax cinsky
narod jsou velmi ochotni je
prijati.
3. Treti moznost je, lie Ce-
choslovakum Sc podafl uzavii-
ii bolseviky cestnou dohodu,
iez jim ponecha moznost, ably
Sc vratili do vlasti drahou pres
Moskvu.
Mezi pluky, nal6zajicfm sc
V tomto nebezpecnem postave.
nj jsou i nase pluky: s., g., Z.
g., 9. a 10. Dosavadnl pTepra.
va cs. legionafu po mofi Sc da.
la po lodich, jez legionari naja
Ii re svych vlastnfch uspor. Lo
de vyslane dohodou Sc ocekavs
j teprve V pozdejsi dob6."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
PROPADLA ZARUKA.

Ma podnet vyp. okresniho
zalobce A. V. Chaloupky soud
ce Duncan prohlasil vcera po-
lovinu zaruky Petra Helmeri-
cka "a propadlou. Helmerick
13. fijna roku 1919 byl dan V
obzalobu pro loupez a tislci-
dollarovou Zaruku podepsala
Zan jeho ovdovela, nyni 60leta
matka. Obzalovany pred skon-
Denim sveho procesu uprchl
vSak 2 mesta a je nezvestnym
dosud. Povestny bandita Gro
gan, nyni ma dozivoti V kaznici
travici, byl Helmerickovym
spoleGnikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03

ii cd celeho sveta V chladne,
surOve Sibifi - zdalO Sc nam
liz, lie isme ode vsech opuste-
nj, zapomenuti. - Tu prvni ma
81 americtl pokrevni bratri a
sestry 81 pfispisili mas potesit q
zalit r;lny a bolesti hoiivym
balsamem.
ia sam jsem z Kladna a po-
sledni cas- pred valkou jsem I'll
V Rynholci u Noveho StraSeci,
kde ted zije mole zena - cd
ktere dosud zadnych zprav ne
mann a ona 0 mne snad take
ne.
Odpust'te, velect6na pani,
re dovoluji 81 k vam prijiti je-
ste s prosbou a hresiti ma Vasi
dobrotu a laskavost - Coal
City, state Illinois zije mole te
ticka Albrechtova a V Cleve-
lande ziie mGi bratranec Josef
Albrecht, ia vsak adresu pres
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03

nou neznam, proto chci prosit,
jestli by Yam bylo mozno pre-
dat jim ode mne pozdrav a mo
il adresu, COZ myslim, ze by
nej epe slo pomoci vasich ame-
rickych novin.
Jeste jedenkrate prijmete O.
de mne mnoho srdecnych diku
"a Vas krasny darek a pref
Yam z hloubi duSe stesti po bo
ku vaseho statecneho syna, kite
rS jak ia doufam, sc st'astne a
zdrav 2 Francie k svoii milova
ne maticce jiz navratil.
Zdstavam povzdy Yam vde6
ny Jos. Albrecht
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03

PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma myti
a cistenl. Haste Sc \ 6. SO3
Society for Savings Bldg.
3-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
UMRTf ZNAMEHO TOVAR.
NfKA.

Mattel tovaren firmy Kilby
Manufacturing Co., T. w.
Burnham, 2606 Euclid Ave. re
mfel vcera v Pasadena, CAL,
kde influenza skon jeho uspi-
sila. Burnham narodil Sc pred
rs lety v tax zvanem Ohio Ci-
ty, kde otec jeho byval mayo
rem. Ohio City, nynejsi zapad-
nj strana splynulo konecne S
Clevelandem a BurnhamIv o.
tee byl tax poslednim tamej-
Sim mayorem. Kilby tovarny
Ma stroje pro cukrovary zaloze
ny byly pred 40 lety a zamest
navajf cetne ceskych mechani-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03

PRIJME Sc muz na myti a
cisteni oxen. Haste Sc V {.
803 Society for Savings
Bldg. 3-5
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SOUDCE PROTI PROHIBIC-
MIN PREMRSTENCUM.

Filadelphie, Pennsylvania,
i. bfezna. - Vynucovani ma
rodni prohibice narazilo dnes
poprve ma vaznou prekazku V
tomto okrese, kdyz spolkovy
soudce Thompson odmitl "a
dost vladnich prohibicnich a
gentd, kteri zadali o vydani "a
stavovaciho rozkazu proti mist
nimu hostinskemu a zadali O
zavreni jeho mistnosti. Soudce
Jim nevyhoxel a zaroven je O.
sire pokaral, ponevadz prepa-
padli a prohledavali hostinec
bez soudniho dovoleni a war
rantu. Distriktnf navladni A.
chey u soudu doznal, ze Sc tax
skutecne stale, ze v,adnf a
genti do hostince bez warrantu
vnikli a S revolvery v rukou Ii
di tam pritomne S mfsta ma
misto honili. Achey vykladal,
re pry chteli jen vyzkouseti
platnost zakona a presvedciti
Sc, smi-li zatykati bez zatyka-
ce. Pfesvedcili Sc tedy, ze ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
DOPIS Z RUSkA.

Pani MaSkova Benham A
We. V Mt. Peasant dostala do
pis Cd p. Vaclava Sucheho, de-
satnika V Ceskoslovenske legii
v Rusku, nasledujiciho obsahu !:
Sanghaj, IL. 1920.
Mia pfitelkyn6:
Pfedem meho dopisu prime
te muj uprimny pozdrav a mi
lou vzpominku ma Vas a Vase
zname. Sdeluji Yam, re dopis
Vas a darek Vami zaslany pra
We mi byl dan. Dekuji Yam,
mila priIelkyne "a Vasi obeta-
vost a Vasi dobrotu, kterou
jste jak Wy, tax drahe obeta-
We duSe prilozily ruce k dilu.
Pc obdrzeni VaSeho darku pri
s.a mne radostna zprava. Jedu
ku svym drahym do sve mile
domoviny, klerou jsem byl nu.
cen opustit jiz ma zacatku val.
ky. Celou tn dobu jsem travil
v Rusku. Nemohu Yam ami Wy.
psati svizele strasti, ktere mu
sci clovek V teto vojne prestati
Preji Vam st'astne veselt
velikonoce. .
Bude mne velice teSit, vzpo
menete-li 81 ma mne aspon IA
deckem V me domovine. Mile
rad Yam zaslu odpoved'.
Tisice pozdravd a milycl
vzpomfnek zasila Yam a vrelt
tiSkne ruku.
Vas neznamy pritel
V. Suchy, desatnik,
3. pluk Jana Zizky z Trocnov;
2. kulometna ro'ta.
Adresa do vlasti: 48. Cell
Kostelec u Jihlavy, Cechy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
ZNAMY LEkAR PODLEHL
CHRlPCE.

Glen lekarskeho Stabu Lake
side nemocnice, DIR. Donald
Hoover podlehl vcera V temze
ustavu influence. Prepracoval
Sc "a oSetrovani jinych stal Sc
obeti nakazy. Hoover pochazel
2 Denver. Vcera reportovano
bylo zdravotnim ufadGm IL no
vych pripadu chripky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
GENERAL CAJDA 0 SITUA-
CT SIBfRSKE ARMADY.

Delegace sibirske ceskoslo-
armady, jez vyjela 25.
prosince re Sanghaje, priby,a
dnes do Pafize; cleny delega-
ce jsou mimo generala Gajdy:
plukovnik Husarek (byvaly ma
celnik generalniho stabu rus
Ike sibirske armady), prapor-
mix inz. z. Krivos, Glen cesko-
slovenske vladni delegace, da-
le setnik Mach, setnik Mare
eek, porucik Sorm, rusky poru-
elk Solovev a jeden podporu-
elk.
v rozmluve Sc zastupcem
"Ceske tiskove kancelare" vi
Parizi general Gajda ucinil ia
to proh,aseni:
''Dne II. listopadu m. r. wy
puklo We Vladivostoku vojen-
rske povstani, jehozto podrob-
nosti evropsky tisk uz zazname
nal; ia jsem Sc dostal do boje
proti sve vuli, protoze bylo
moji zasadou, nezakfocovati v
otazkach Giste vnitrni povahy.
Mel jsem sebou 18O muzu, tvo-
ricich cast me ruske osobni
straze, GO ruskych dustojnikI
pokrokoveho smyslenl (ne boil
SevikI) mimo to prispechalo
600 ruskych delniku, jakoz j
neco intelligence k naSi pomoci.
Avsak skoro cely oddil takto
sestaveny byl potren. Povstani
skoncilo pro ruske revo.uciona-
re neSt'astne, ponevadz prot
MIN krone 4500 vojaku KolGa
kovych zakrocilo nekolik tisic
Japoncu."
General Gajda sam byl =
| jak isme jiz sveho casu zazna-
menali - ranen vybuchem gra
natu a osetrovan v ceskosloven
skem konsulate We Vladivosto-
ku. Pc SVEN ozdraveni odejel
do Sanghaje.
tx druhemu povstani," po-
kracuje Gajda, "doslo &c. pro-
since. Podel cele zeleznicni ira
ii az k Irkutsku rozvinu.y Sc
boje mezi revolucionari vo-
jaky Kolcakovymi; byly to ru.
ske revolucni elemenJy a pou.
ze tyto elementy jez zatkly a
uveznily Kolcaka celou jeho
vladou. Je naprosto neosprave
dlnenym svalovati ma Cechy
Zodpovednost Ia tento Gin
Ijenz, zda Sc, re ucinil nadobrC
konec uloze, kterou admira
| dOposud hral. - Pc tie Angli
cane, Americana a Japonci Wy
zvali Cechoslovaky, aby napa.
| dli ruske revolucionare a osvC
bodili Kolcaka. Cechove, ne
chtejice zvelicovati utrpene ji5
z,raty, vyzvu zamitli." Genera
Gajda prohlasuje, re nova ir
kutska vlada je sestavena z pc
fadnych lidi. Jeji predseda ia
kovlev nepatri k zadne polite
ke strane, ale hlasi Sc k pokro
kovym mys enkam, ostatni Gle.
move vlady jsou umirnenehc
smeru.
Situace ceskoslovenskycf
vojsk neni bez ospravedlne.
nych obav. Cechoslovaci jsou c
hrozovani jedne strany boise
viky, S druhe strany pax atama
nv. iimZ veil Semenov KaI.
mykov. Mezi obema nepratel.
skymi skupinami dohoda je ne
moznou. Cechoslovaci musi
bud potfiti atamany, anebo
zjednati 81 dohodou bolseviky
moznost, dostati Sc zpet do f.
vropy.
Asi $4,000 CechoslovakH je
soustredeno We Vladivostoku, q
cekavajfce zde sve nalodenf
JSOu nimo nahpznnci cox no.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s-only the
"dirsst necessity can Justify a resort
to arms for the adjustment OF dis
putes In Ireland. Frederic c. Howe,
chairman OF the commission from the
committee OF 100 investigating the
Irish question, declared today at the
ope iing Of tho commissions hearing.
Ho added that the conditions in Ire
land have created ana are creating a
widening rift In the friendly relations
of English speaking people not only
in .lmerica, but all over the world.
THE commission plans to send a
mission to England, and ireland 20
make an inquiry into conditions In
the latter country" Mr.. Howe ex-
plained.
Dennis Morgan OF Thurles. Ireland,
was the first witness called, He said
he was college teacher In Thurles
and that he had been elected chair
nun OF the town council as the labor
candidate, winning over Sim Fein,
and Independent candidates.
The witness described what he
termed the shooting up OF tho town
OF Thurles by government constabu-
larry. There were no religious differ
encea between the Thurles inhabitants
MFR. Morgan said, and the town was
law abiding.
Tho witness testified that he was
arrested by a squad Of eight con-