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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06

subscription with three bushels Of potatoes. Now
he gasolines up to the printing office with one
bushel Of potatoes and gets three years subscrip-
" tpn.-Baudette Region. q: IN. y 8 # # 5tss
According to one campaign orator, personal pop
ularity is Of small Importance and "the issues are
the thing" Certainly the issues ought to be the
chief thing but they need to be clear-cut 50 that
the people can them without too great effort
Red Wing Republican. s sss5ss
cake baked in Holdbefge; Neb, recently
weighed 1904 pounds That's nothing. Many q
man will swear that his wfe's first cake was as
heavy as that--Little Falls Transcript.
The war proved a disappointment to the United
States, says Won Bernstorf correcting our impress
4 sion that it was Germany that was disappointed. 80
n st. Cloud Daily Times. s%S-a5.s54s
H Photographic records will preserve this years.
campaign speeches for future generations. And;
those generations will probably wonder what all
the argument was about--Red Wing Republican.
With only 1863 issues proposed so far, the 1920
campaign apparently is going to be an uninterest-
ing affair.-St. Cloud Daily Times. I.
i Don't look for sympathy from a fat man, on 4
not day-Northern News. @ss> s : = B, %ss,s
Mrs. Ericsson speaks from experience. Il q:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06
PRESS COMhIENTT THAT'S ALL
ny BXo0A1goB 1D1xo1)

The silliest political yarn set in circulation is that
after election Senator Knute Nelson will resign, It
Preus is elected governor, and Preus will resign as
governor to be appointed 70 succeed Nelson IN the
governor on the resignation Of Preus. Senator
Nelson is not the man to sidestep any trust given
him by the people, who certainly want him TO- re-
main as senator. Preus will be content to serve
as governor and il elected it will be his duty to
serve out his term. Louis Collins has not and will
not enter into any such arrangement, even We're
is the wild dream Of some individual who wants
to get votes for the nonpartisan through
misrepresentation.--St Cloud Journal Press. sss
It always pays to advertise. The New YQSk state
college Of agriculture Autographs says: The Goldfish
lays million eggs while the helpful hen lays one;
but the Goldfish does not cackle to inform US what
she done; and SO we scorn the Goldfish coy but the
helpful hen we prizes which indicates to- thoughtful
minds it pays to advertise. 80 Saltwater Daily
Gazette. #E,G El %SE# $@, .zy$ &sT%. + &2%
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06
UNPREPARED TEACHERS.

The National Education association; in . report
made in 1918, shows rather clearly 9 few Of the
reason why the tests applied to our draft army
found the lteracy standard SO low. The report
states that out Of 100000 public school teachers
in the United States, 100000 are u, and 10
years old; 10000 are not more than II years
old; 800 900 are not more than rs years old. .sa%
The length of service Of 900 Of those teachers
is only two years or less; 300 900 Of them do not
teach more than four or five years.
The statistics pertaining to the education OF those
teachers are even more startling, for it has been
estimated that 80, 900 have had no education be-
yond the eighth grade Of the elementary school;
[ 100000 have had less than two years education
beyond the eighth grade; 800, 900 have had more
than four years education beyond the eighth grade
Only 800, 900 have had any special professional
preparation for their task Of teaching Conditions
have grown worse. since 1918. F&5s* t=5#Sss. ~
@ All this means that SO per cent Of the next gen
Grafton of American voters are today being taught
By immature and unframed teachers. II the early
part Of this year 1929 schools were closed for
lack Of teachers. sls #s 6sS3
The country is slowly waking up to the serious
ness, of this situations But it is not sufficiently
aroused yet. Salary increases to teachers are
granted too slowly and grudgingly, and in some
cases the increases are too small to accomplish
their purpose. There should be no hesitation, no
compromise, no putting off till more prosperous
times this very great essential provision Tor the
thorough and satisfactory education Of Americans,
children and adults, and the wiping out far as
possible of all illiteracy. s* a. z#
EE - ~ 5sa ss&&15%t SE32
I Milwaukee, they say, has been getting ready for
nine years to be an ocean port Whenever the
lakes are ready for large deep-sea liners Milwau
KEGS docks can moor them. More Of that German
Preparedness? tE sa.z ID + I. @ A. z5a szx5s4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06

/, them all At present no less than 80
are in force, and this does not include
the minor. inhibitions issued by police
and judicial authorities relating to
search and examination o. criminals
and the like. s n, 4 d 's 5%,s$ J, .@2s%8I- N
Z Of the 3 s named, II refer to Ko-t
rean& news. ~ i=-@5- s#%.Ss' z ~ @ir} 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06
NIPPON NEWS WRITER'S Il Fl
ss ~ MUST WALK CHALK LINE

Tokyo. (By Mail. )-Japan is the
land where the newspapermen must
walk warily Lest he fall foul Of the
authorities - -, s. e,
s The press embargoes against the
publishing Of news Oh one kind or an
other are SO numerous that it re-
quires a good memory to remember
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06
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Write for free literature. DepartmentF|
Digestive Chemical Co., St. Paul, Mimi
Sold in Bemidji at Boardman's Cornel
Drug Store and Bankers Drug; Cast
Lake, Gardner's Drug: Blackduch1
Moons Drug: Bagley. ONeiPs Drug. anil
druggists. everywhere IT. -.EE5s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06

Court, Magistrate Cairns, said this
extraordinary infatuation was the
greatest problem he had to deal with.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-06

= ' -. ~ y Has Done Fliphop.
If life looks dark and dismal, consider the editor
and be happy Ten years ago q farmer got 9 years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
FOURTH STARTS EARLY
"Star Shooter" Hurt by Kick o,
Shotuup

John Lager, sixty six years old,
4442 Cresson street, Manayunk, is in
the Memorial Hospital with fractured
collarbone as a result of peculiar
accident last night.
Lager, to please his little daughter,
who had toothache. took his shotgun
out to his backyard and fired several
shots at the stars.
With the Fourth OF July only q few
days of his daughter figured the noise
was not sufficient to please her. Dad"
then put an extra large shot in, once
again aimed at the helpless stars and
fred away.
The shotgun backfred with such force
that Laager's collarbone was fractured.
Charles Kay, forty -four years old
S13 South Twentieth street, had q
loaded revolver in his bureau drawer.
Yesterday, In thinking about the mat
ter, he decided that 1t was unsafe to
have a gun where some ''careless
woman. might pick 1t up and "hurt
herself"
SO last night he went to his bureau
with the intention Of placing his gur
in a safer place and as he pulled the
gun out the trigger caught In a scarf
and a bullet entered his hand. He was
taken to the Polytechnic Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01

increased wholesale rates, which, they
say, justify the big jumps in retail sell
ing prices. Among the reasons are
A scarcity Of beef because 1t is the
"off season" the industry has not re-
covered from the heavy wartime drain,
the high cost of corn and other fatten :
ing feed, unsettled transportation con :
ditions, cattle raisers not finding a mar
ket for hides and fats, and the diff
Guilty Of obtaining farm and ranch la
Dor, and the high prices paid such help.
William d. Margerum, a retailer
said that many persons had virtual,
stopped buying beef.
"It Is not a boycott" he explained
"The people cannot afford to pay tn,
prices, and we cannot afford to sci
the cuts any cheaper. The prices ar,
ten to fifteen cents above the earl,
June prices, but we have to pay CORE
spondingly high prices to the whole
salers and packers
"Hind quarters of beef are nov
bringing thirty seven to forty cents ,
pound Wholesale. and some of tn
weight Is virtually unstable. Their
is no demand for it. The hish price
are unusual, but there may be som
break within a month. We hope so. ;
Other dealers gave similar informa
tion Of the general market conditions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
WOMAN IDENTIFIES
2BOYSAS ROBBERS
vo,ths Held After Dramatic
Hearing in Probe of Express
Wagon Thefts
PAIR IMPLlcATE OTHERS

b,rs wbo we're being arraigned
Two ,yyoss;strate ~; Harris In the Thirty
before M@s ..rsot and woodland avenue sta
teconuo, o,,a morning on charges OF belng
tion tn,s oa in tbe robbery OF American
concern ~ trucks, were dramatically
Ehpf,sssa nv n woman as the assailants
ident'n.u on " who was beaten and robbed
Saturday night. q erc desendants
my SsoO hail for court. -Four boys
held n hoiJ TJI on charges Of theft, the nth
were reiont hv a man. was held on suspicion
dsesaS;nr received stolen goods.
OF po,i;s ndi motor squad patrolman, ar
.ostsd Austin Huff, sixteen years o,a,
I7ao poschall avenue, at Forty -seVenth
a,rost a,oU and woodland avenue iast eve,
sing sing The patrolman testihed ne haa
seon s the boy throw a package from an an
sYnress wagon, which anotner oos' "no
escaped, tried to pick up: AZ. .,,
Questioned by, the ponce, .ns rTy rio,d i
.,;J ~ have implicated James Sarlenu,
sala la,oon ~ " 1914 South Forty ninth
eisnstth Albert Walker, a negro, seven
btiee' 4o5 Hanson street, and Charles
teen. ttee,..hali al eighteen, 4738 Paschall ave-
nn 0,Hara, epecial agent for the ex-
.s nue company, questioned the boys;
gls Erv. thirty six years old, 4iiU
gJoanhoiI Jonuh avenue, was brought In as the
.ac;nient of some Of the, goods the boys
are believed to have stolen. inc ponce
ssS ssv the boys admitted having taken
monv packages from express wagons.
msTS TSs Soys we're held in 5000 bail apiece
A.. norrt Fry then was stood up for a
to ior ing He denied having received from
ths boSs anything he had reason to be
lave i%S was stolen. He said he had bough'
two two automobile tires from them, paying
,Sot ,JU be thought was a fair price, and
Sni;or;no Il was a legitimate sale. Ht
oe.,s, o,ao was held in 5000 bail for court.
A'SE During rim the hearing Quiglcy, actins
dotectiye at the Sixty fifth street an.
Woodian6 avenue station, brought II
pbii;n Fry. who Is not related to thu
defondont Of the same name, and wht
i;ros NJ 4026 woodland avenue. Mrs
Jennie Snyder, 1417 South F1ftietf
street, also entered the hearing room.
Mrs. Snyder looked the boys over ant
,dent;fied Huff and Garland as th'
ronths she had seen attack Philip FIR!
Saturday night at Forty ninth stree
md baseball avenue, beat him and rol
him. Fry testified he had lost S6O and {
gold watch. Though Mrs. Snyder sait
sbe was positive of her identiication, o
the two boys, both strenuously denied
the charge.
p,aining Of thefts for long time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS
Writings Of Byron, Lamb and Others
AuctIoned Here

A sale of an unusual collection Of au =
tographs, manuscripts and letters Of
famous literary men and statesmen
opened today in the auction rooms of s.
v. Henkels, 1904 Walnut street.
One Of the most interesting pieces to
be sold is the original manuscript OF
Byron's eighth canto Of Don Juan
which Is said to be splendid example
Of the poets handwriting and method
Of work.
The collection includes the origina
writings and letters of Lamb, Shelley
Poe, Stevenson, Pope, Bret Harte, Sam
uel johnson, Burns, Thomas Jefferson
Schiller, General Grant, Benjamin
Franklin, John Paul Jones and many
others.
A large part Of the manuscripts ar,
from the collection of Sir Stephen Cole
ridge, of London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
New Beaded Bags
S4.35 and SS.88

Just the smart addition the
summer costume needs! Quaint
Beaded Bags, with draw-string
tops. Beautifully wrought in
lovely color combinations, chiefly
light effects in fresh summer
colorings. The values are excep-
tional at S4.35 and SS.SS. (The
latter including L. S. tax.)
Strawbr.dge & Clothier-Aisle o, Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
For Summer-White
Satine PetticOatS

SPECIAL-These cool, prac-
tical, comfortable white Satine
Petticoats-
Special at S1.45-A straight
line model with hemStitched hem.
Special at S2.95-Made with
tailored founce, and double front
panel.
EXtra-size PetticOats-S2.95
Of white satine, with a small
ruffle edging the tucked fiounce.
StraWhrtlSe Il Clothier--
SnNunA FI0Or, Mcsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
IMPORTS SET RECORD,
Figures for Port During Juno Reach
HIuh Mark

Imports at this port for May, the
compilations for which were completed
yesterday by customs statisticians,
amounted to $31 $50, ,0O2, the largest
ever known here. Sugar, wool and
other merchandise made up the bulk of
the imports. The exports amounted
to $40, ,374, ,422. the principal shipments
being granulated sugar, which amount
ed to more than 81 100000. The other
exports were wheat, -four, steel plates,
locomotives, oil, glazed kid and con-
densed milk. Tobacco alone amounted
to nearly 81 900, 900.
Both imports and exports for June
would have been still greater had it not
been for the longshoremen's strike.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
BEEF SALE FALLS
AS PRICE SCARS
Retailers Blame Expenses and
Decreased Demand for Rise
In Meat During Month

The retail price Of beef has gone so
high--a 20 to 25 per cent advance in a
month--that sales have shown an ap-
preciable decrease.
Many people say they cannot afford
to buy beef at the prevailing prices,
dealers report.
The general retail prices Of the so
called popular CUTS are: Sirloin
cents: round steak, fifty live cents; rib
roast, fifty five cents; chuck roast,
thirty five to forty five cents, and pin
bone roasts, fifty cents.
Dealers advance several reasons for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Robber Is Wounded

Warned by telephone that a burglar
was trying to enter b. Sulzer's pawn
sbop at Tenth and Parrish streets, late
last night, two policemen hurried to the
shop. They were just in time to fire
two shots at a negro who jumped over
A fence in the rear Of the shop. The
policemen later found bloodstains, but
not the negro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Can6-fRd
"FneuOrkS"

Fire-crackers and r o m a n
Candles filled with candy. That is
the kind of fireworks the young
sters like. Fire-cracker Boxes to
be filled with Candy, Uncle Sam
Fans, Swapping Notices and Caps
everything for the picnic or
party-Sc each to $3.50 a dozen.
Chocolates and BonbOns-Sl. 90 lb.
Round Tin Candy Boxes, painted
-special-50c to S1.0O
s,r.u,hrid1a q t'Ipt - Ia % M M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01

Strawbridge & Clothier--
Second Floor. Filbert Street, East
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Suicide Is Identified

An elderly man who late on Tues
day jumped from the Girard avenue
bridge into the Schuylkill river has
been identified at the morgus as John
r.. Mcmahon, fifty years old, n sales
man, Of 2015 North College avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
All Good Kinds of
Trunks and Travel
ing Bags

Travelling Bags, fitted and un-
fitted; Overnight Bags, Suit
Cases, Hat Boxes; Trunks-from
a small Steamer Trunk to a large
Wardrobe Trunk. Automobile
Hampers, Vacuum Bottles and
Carriers. Every kind of we'll
made accessory for the traveller.
Strawbridge Clothier-Aisle s. Centre,
and Fourth Floor Market street, East
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25

AL E NEz ZJEDNAN SEDMNACT LIDSKYCH zIVOTU
RYLO ZAHUBENO.

Londonderry, "a cervna Cd dnesnho poedne nebylo
kolik tydnd vedli mez sebou obcanskou valku.
Nebyo vSak zadneho pokusu ucineno zahajenf
obchodu pravdeneho zvota m6sa. Ulce jsou opusteny
ld6 dosud 81 netroufaji
dnesni chnzi soudcn gen. Campbell dial ujist9nf ze
vda obstar poacteny poet vojska ochrane obtann "a
posusnych Vyda provoani nemz nafizuje ze nkdo
nesm by ulicfch mez II hod sobotu vecer s. hod
nedeli rano
Sedmnact osob byo zabto devet dvacet poraneno
bon meste die renho oznamen vydaneho polici dnes
Pet osob byo zabo deset poraneno sobou, dive
zabiy etyri poraneny ponde til zabiy jedna poran9
dery t zaby ctrnact poraneno stfedu cyri
bity dnes.
Behem vceres noci provadeno vice plenen nez kdykoi
pred tim Cetne prfpady byly oznameny ze maskovani
zbrojeni muzi pfepada obyd krad klenoty ne cenne
v6c.
Jeden angicky vojak jenz prodeal valku prav ze by
Londonderry jako front6 Franc Kue Italy
vsech stranach Jest opravdu neuvefeni malo df
byo zabito
Utok davu osob plynarnu vcera vecer zmafen
by vojskem jez obsadlo zavod Nektere cas mesa
byy dnes bez potravn.
Belfast, "a. cervna = Omagh dosla zprava, ze
konsteb Michael Horan by postreen kyz kona prozamni
sluzbu Tpperary.
Londyn a. Zpravy dochazejici dnes do fadu
pro Irsko deu zeleznicich Isku jest velmi
povazlva ponevadz zzenci odpraji operova vlaky,
nichz jest vosko poice neb zbrane stfelivo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
HONDA MA OLEJARSKE SPEKU-
LANTY.
VELKA POROTA NEW YORKU VZNESLA ZALO
BY INA CTYRI SPOLECNOSTI PRO NEZAKONITE
-.s-~4a-sD~-Aes4aAA, aPRAKTIKY. -~-~t-~s@--

New York. "a eervna = Cfyfi olejafske spolecnost de-
brokerskch rem as padesat ednotvc bylo obzalov
federa velkou poroou pouzivan osy osizeni in
mlliony doarI Federaln zfzenci po cele
zatykajf nyni osoby, nez zaloby byy vzneseny.
Hlavnm bodem zaloby JEST ze podava falesn6 zpravy
olearskych maetcfch ze vypace dividendy vynos
danych akc Spoletnost ez dopusly onech prozakon
nych praktik sou Ranger Oil Company, W. P. Williams Oil
Company Great Western Petroleum Corporation Crown Oil
Company Brokerske frmy iez byy obzaovany mali skorc
vsechny havnf kancelaTe New Yorku.
Tazen jez bylo nyni zahajeno jest poatkem vsenarod
nj kampane prot spekuantm ktefi vymamil mony doart
ddverivch dech behem poednich nekoka mescu Prvn
zaloby vzneseny byy po dkadnem vyetfovanf zvastnn
sborem postovnfch inpetor pod vedenfm pfruech ede
ranich navladnich Simmonse a Kellyho.
Mezi jednotvci obzalovanymi jsou ufetnic drektor
oearych spoecnos brokerskych rem prodavaci akcii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
VIII SONOVO ZAHADNE MLCENf
PRESIDENT DOSUD URCITE NEPROHLASIL, ZE ST
NEPREJE NOMINACE PRO TRETf LHUTU.

San Francisco, "a Jedna otazka obzvlast tame
my delegati do naodni demokrack6 konvence hef
cfnaji sem houfne pfiiizdeti
"Co t6m fecm ,Wilsonov6 treti lhdte?' Kazdy u
chazec demokrackou presdentskou nomnac spal by
kone kdyby tao oazka byla ednou defnitvne zodpove
dena.
Chce president nomnac? Chce ably byla nabidnuta?
Nechce-li to ami ono, proc to neTekne?
Mnuy tyden president udel interview zpravodaj jedno
no vychodnho zurnau nemz n6kokrate opakovano
sden Jest fyscky dobrem Pax nasledovao prohlaSe
nj Wliama G. McAdoo zadnych okolnosti neprjme
mna Konecn6 oznamen Jest priced do San Francka
koka GlenG kabneu kerf sesfli organaci adminsrace
"Co znamena? tazou delegati; jedina odpoved
uto otazku Jest ozv6na eh vlasnho asu mramorovych
hodbach hoteu Jednm vysv6tlenm Jest re president
pree 81 nominace sam nel6pe vi re eho zdravotn av neni
takovv aby moh podniknou kampan zasavat dasi cyfi
roxy obtizne povnnos Tadu ale mG pr ponevadz chce
podrzeti svGj vlv demokrackou ranu. Nehoda vzdt
sveho vidcovst pokud by konvence nepTala patfomu
chvaujcf eho,adminsrac vysovuc asn6 pro mirovou
smlouvu jejiz vypracovani president mel lvi pod
Jakmile by prac provedla president bude
hoov usoup sranou ochoten podporova navrzence kon
at jest Jim kdoko Toto jest pfesv6dcenm male sk
piny muzG blzkych presdentov chz 1sy bude mluvit
kazeli nutnym, ably promluvil.
Ia techo okonost konvence skyta vone pole pro vse
Die uazek dnes bud sarodavna konvence boem
chny kandidaty bez jakyehko who'd pro kterehoko MICH
organisac nez silly Nilsonovy annistrace vhrai bo
jem patformu admnstrace bude rovnez vit6zna
pax ozvr zapas nominac ienz mze konct tax
ku vseobecnemu pfekvapeni ako ardngova nomnace Chi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
NOVA VALKA BYLA ZAIAJENA.
RECKA ARMADA ZAPOCALA Sc SVOJf OFENSl-
YOU PROTI NACIONALISTICKYM VOJSKUN
TURECKYM.

Pafiz a. cervna. - Valka mez Reky tureckymi
conay jM zapocala Prvni oznmeni cd feckeho general
nho stbu doso do Parze dnes odpoledne Pravi
"Ofensva recke armady pro sbordm Mustafy Kemala
zacaa predevcrem operacfch jest pokracovano dspe
chem Nepfite sousred6ny oko Akhissaru byl napaden
predu boku usoupi zmatku. Akhissar obsazen byl
nasm voskem vcera vecer z postupue Utok
tf Salckly zapoGal dnes."
Francouzske casopisy otiskuji yto zpravy veikym
haveni, povazue je nesmirne dIleze pro Francii
toho dGvodu ato moha by b zaazena do eckeho
1si ma zdrceni tureckych nacionalistu
Foch jest dosud vrchnim velitelen kdyby Rekove
moh prove spojenecky plan rozGlenen Turecka Fran
couzi iakoz Anglcane, musei Jim speti pomoc.
Oc jedna, jest zcea jasno cem spojencI jest zkr
sti Musafu Kemala tax ably mirova smouva mohla byt
vedena panost Dnesn casopsy sdeu move resouci Ke
malova paramentu zasedajiciho Angofe, pro mirov6
smouve vGdcove zavazu bojovati do posednf kapky
krve prot ou povazu spoenecke vady mad
Tureckem.
Nejposlednes zpravy pravi, re vosko Kemalovo cita
$4,000 nelstae dostava novych posl Francouzsk6
primer nacionasty vyprseo Paz ocekava slyse kazdy
okamzkem re vosko Gourarda utkao novem boji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
YDRIDUSSTW UElLOBARONU.

Scranton Pa, "a. cervna. - Verenos havn jsou stei-
obetm vydfidussvf tezaT tvrdouhene panve prohsl
Philip Murray mstopTedseda Sdruzen havffi Amerky enz
predloz dnes ederanf uhen komisi pozadavek mnmani
mzdy 90 dennS pro havfe Pennsyvanskem revu Kro-
svrchu zmfnene mnmani mzdy nasleduc sou pozadav
XIV havri Zvysen 81 denne vsem kdoz dosavaji vice
nez pozadovanou minma mzdu. Zvyen 81 procent pro
vsechny konraktnf sazby Rozsen osmhodnn6ho pracov
nfho dne srojrfdGe pumpaTe lid sajich Tentyz
sejnou praci vsech doech Forma uznan havir
organisace Kdyby premrsene vydelky uheneho
pou byy vylouGeny prnmys veden ohledem verejne
blaho prav Murray, Hberaln vyezek mohl by byt doc
len kapita pocve moudre invesovany mzdy havfh mo-
hIy by by zvyseny aby mo udrzovat aerckou zvot
nj droven spoebtee mohy by bti znacne snze
n.y. Pokud podmnky nebudou zmeneny, nemnze by zadne
rvae nadse pro prnmysl" Dale prav Murray ze ii
neepe placenf havifi Pennsylvania nemohou vydeat ~ce
nez 800 mesftne pfitomne mzdove skay.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
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