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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

will go further and say in the en-
tire northwest. which in my judg-
ment, has the potential possibilities
for development that exist here. II
shall be my effort now to give you
some OF the multitudinous reasons
why have this opIhton of Ontario.
1 believe that all thinking men will
concede that somewhere in the broad
expense OF the Snake River Valley
there will some day be built a real
city. This city. conceive, will be
called the "Chicago OF the Rockies. "
In the days before the late Il. II. Har-
riman and James ]. HUI passed to
their award, there were many specu-
lations as to which OF the two in
teres,s would conquer the vast
reaches OF this western empire. and
link them with bonds of steel to the
east. Before their deaths. this west
ern country saw a yeritable battle OF
giants and with their demise their
mantles have fallen upon the should
ers of others who are carrying out
the program OF the originators.
II is a known fact that both the
Hill interests and the Hartman in
terests are seeking a San Francisco
outlet for their srans-continental
lines.
know that / am laying myself
liable to criticism in talking railroad
construction. | have heard II said
since have been In Ontario that On
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

tario has been building railroads
every day OF the year for the past
ten years. and longer. That may be
true and In spite OF the fact that |
may be criticised l conceive Il as a
portion OF my duty as Secretary OF
your organization to not only keep
informed on this and other general
topics OF development but to get as
much information along the line as
am capable Of
On last Friday ! went to Boise
and while there l was fortunate In
meeting my friends Messrs. II. v,
Platt, general manager OF the Ore
gon Short Line. Dan s. Spencer. gen
eral passenger agent. and James A.
Reeves. general freight agent OF the
o. 8. l.. These men were my assoei-
ates in my commercial club work in
Salt Lake City in 1915 and 1915.
l was very much gratified TO meet
them again and IL gave me an op-
portunity to approach the matter Of
road construction with them, and
was told by them TO keep my eyes
open for development.
l conceive II to be the duty OF our
Commercial Club In Ontario to keep
everlastingly on the alert for devel-
opments on this line. ! believe you
wfll agree with me that II the rail-
road is built and believe we can
safely say that, It will be at soma
future time. her Ia no power power
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
Tale Powders
Tooth Brushes

Good Brush, each .... i9c TO 29c
Prophylactic Tooth Brush, soft,
medium and hard, adult size 33c
Prophylactic Tooth Brush, youth
or child size ............. .23c
Wilmington Child's Tooth
Brush ................,. l5c
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
SC Items, 6 for Csc

Pearl Buttons ...,,.........,.5c Sc
Luster Cotton ..,.,..,.,....5c sc
parning Cotton. 80 yards ....5c
PINS, Amazon, the package ...5c
Hair Pins, Invisible. the box. 80. .5c
Hooks and Eyes. the card 49,. &c
Pencils, each ....... nc
Colored Cotton Thread, the spool DC
Bone Hair Pins. Invisible, pkg. DC
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
School Supplies

Noto Books, each .......,,.... DC
Spelling Tablets. each ..........5 DC
s-fcsers i..t.'s.. ..2 Tor DC
Navy Natl Pen Tablets, each 49,. iOc
Pencil Boxes. each. .... Zoe and i5c
Ink. the bottle ..,.... &c and Zoe
Pencils ..'''...,.....,. u for &c
fencils .....s...,....2 z Tor &c
Pencils, each .............. 5c
Pen Holders. each ............5 DC
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

tTo BE Continued Next Week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
Tooth Powders

Perin's Dentifrice, the tube .23c
Kolynos, the tube .......... .29c
Colgate's, the tube ...... .10c-25c
Pepsodent, the tube ........ .43c
KeO Keo. the tube ......... sec
Pebeco, the tube ............ .33c
Sanitol Paste, the tube ...... .29c
Enthymol, the tube ......... .23c
Borodcnt Paste, the tube 80. .25c
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
Toilet Soaps

Woodbury's Soap, the cake .23c
Cuticura Soap, the cake ....21c
Resonal Soap, the cake .... .21c
Packers Tar Soap, the cake .21c
Colgate's Sashmcre Bouquet,
the cake .........1 10c & 25c
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
For the Hair

Danderine, the bottle, small .35c
Large '''s.ss.s....s.. Doc
Canthrox. the can....... .i3c
Jergen's shampoo. the bottle . 3Oc
Packers Tar Shampoo. the bottle 3Oc
Brllllantine, for beautifying the
hair, the bottle ............2 25c
Bandoline. for. smoothing and fix
ing the hatr. the bottle ... .25c
Hughes Ideal Hair Brush ......
..............,, .Dbc a ~ 40
Alpha Ivory Brush 5Dc
Ivory Combs ........... SOC 20 OSc
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
COUNTY RESIDENTS
MUST PAY FOR WATER

Lynchburg. Va. May 21.-Resi-
dents of Campbell County whose
homes are afforded fire protection
by the fire plugs of the city will
have to pay s35 for each plug II
they desire to have the protection
ready for emergency. The new wa
ter tax. Uhicn became effective last
November. imposed the premium on
the plugs outside the city limits,
and when the water tickets became
due May /, the county was notified
The county supervisors met and
have decided that the county has no
authority to pay the tax. but that
each property owner is responsible.
The Oakwood Country Club, at a re-
cent meeting of its board. refused
to pay tie s72 assessed for city wa
ter, and unless this decision is
changed at the annual meeting OF
this organization Saturday evening.
the water in the fire plugs will be
cut of.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Returns From Assembly
To Fill Church Pulpit

The Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. pas
tor of New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church. is in attendance at the
Presbyterian General Assembly.
now in session in the Academy of
Music in Philadelphia. He will re-
turn for his preaching service in
New York Avenue Church tomor-
row.
In connection with the assembly
is held the biennials of the wo-
mems boards and the national jubi-
lee of their foreign work. Repre-
sentatives from this city to these
meetings will be: Mrs. G. A. Cum
ningham, Mrs. william I. Darby,
Mrs. Frank L. Edgington. Mrs. H.
S. Irwin. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe,
Miss Marie l.. Ball. Miss Clara W.
McQuorm and Miss Belle Wills. A
great spectacle of the Jubilee Is the
elaborate mission pageant in the
Academy of Music Tuesday even
ing.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
EXPECT BIG RUSH
FOR DICTIONARIES

Extraordinary efforts have been
made for a big rush to get copies
of The New Universities Dictionary,
the book offered by this paper to
its readers exclusively.
when we set our thoughts down
in written FORM" says Professor
Forrest NJ. Lunt. NJ. A, instructor
of English in Horace Mann School,
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity. I'VE are without the aids of
voice and manner to make clear
what we are trying to say. Our
thoughts must be understood be-
cause the relations which exist be-
tween the various parts of our SEN
tences are clear. II the relations
between the parts of our sentences
are not clear, the thoughts we are
trying to express will not be un-
derstood." This is Professor Lunts
introduction in the New Univer-
stiles Dictionary to his article on
practical Syntax," which shows
readers of this new dictionary how
to build correct sentences.
Good usage. common practice.
society-whatever you will-has de-
cided what Is good form. what is
proper. in this field of syntax. just
as it has in morals. etiquette, o.
fashions" continues Professor Lunt;
therefore. the man or woman who
has occasion to set his thoughts
down in writing should observe the
common practice. the universally
understood rules which govern the
relationship of words. II he fails
to do this, or if he attempts to make
his own rules, he will be consid-
cred without the pale of cultured
educated people. From this it will
be seen that the ability to con-
struct sentences properly is hardly
less important than the power to
speak"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
|SLAVSREVERT
TOSTONE } AGE
Russian Peasants Primitive
Ways Threaten to Ruin
German Industries.
(washington Hernld-Pubiic Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispatch.)

fWashington Hernld-Pubiie Ledger
Service. Special Cable Disp.tch.)
Geneva, May 21.-Russian peas
ants have reverted to the simple
life of the stone age ana learned to
dispense. with the benefits Of mod.
ern civilization. declare German
tra1ers who arrived ir Switzerland
after startling experiences while
trading with Russia.
The peasants, they say, spin their
own max and cotton, tan the hides
OF their own cattle. and make their
own clothes and shoes at home.
Knives and axeg are fashioned of
hint, as in prehistoric times. Th.
Yillagers' houses are lighted by
pine torches. which inmates like
Just as wellfas kerosene.
German manufacturers had &C.
cumulated large stocks OF manufac-
tured goods. expecting to make for
tunes. selling them to Russia, but
the Soviet government Is not will
ing to spend money on anythin Z
except railroad material ard ma
chlnery ana the country people are
perfectly satisfied with tho primi-
tive life they are leading and abso-
lutely refuse tc. buy articles they
can make themselves,
So-cailed RUssien peasant indus.
tries. which were always 3 charac-
teristic feature of Russian life,
have been vastly stimulated by the
economic crisis of the last two
years.
Consignments OF German goods
have come back lnsold. Tho Ger
man manufacturer in question say
they are facing ruin. and a crisis
is imminent in mf.ny German indus
tries, which expected to dump
products on the Russian market.
Ihe daily prayer now is that the
maik may fall sc that they can
sell stoeks manufactured for Rus
sia In western countries.
Copyright. 1870, by Public Ledger Coz
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
POINCARE AIMS
no BE PREMIER
Ex-President to Be Aided
By Tardieu and Loucheur
In Battle.
TIGER" AS HIS ALLY
clemenceau Likely to Take
Part In Controversy
Over Reparations.
TIGER" AS HIS ALLY
CwaShington Herald-Public Ledger Service.
Special Gable Dispatch

, Cwashiaston Herald-Public Ledger Service.
Special Gable Dispatch
Paris, May 21.-The resignation OF
M. Poincare as president Of the
Preparations committee already is ac-
eepted here as the beginning of a
battle with NJ. MiIlerand for the pre-
miership.
/, NJ. Peincare is unalterably hostile
to the reparations formula agreed
upon by Premiers Lloyd George and
Millerand at Hythe and adheres to
the original thesis of no fixed sum.
hut that all damages committed by
the Germans shall eventually be
made good.
Lively Fight Expected.
N, Poincare probably will train
bis artillery before the Spa confer
,snce convenes and with many mem
his aides it looks as though a lively
fight was coming.
Messrs. Tardieu and Loucheur al
ready are lined up with NJ. Poincare.
and the old tiger, IL he emerges
likely hurl a few charges OF high
explosives in the former presidents
support, interpreting reparations
clauses Of the treaty of Versailles
iln the same fashion now as he did a
year ago.
Also II is known that the inhabi-
itants of the devastated regions are
behind NJ. Poincare to the last man,
while at the same time he continues
I to hold an enormous following
among the peasantry throughout
the nation. So IL the former presi-
dent does not become the next pre-
! mier he is likely from now on to be
the biggest stumbling block in NJ
Millerand's line of march.
Economic Progress Slow.
3 II appears doubtful today whether
the economic conference between
the French and German delegates
now sitting in Paris will reach any
definite decisions until after the Spa
conference, either on the subject of
restoration of the devastated re-
gions. which involves the presence
of half a million German workmen
IN France or regarding the problem
OF reopening the railway trunk
lines.
Secretary Lambert, of the prefec-
ture Of police, today categoricaIly
denied the statement said to have
been cabled to the effect that a Boil
sheVfst plot has been discovered in
France and that a large number of
pearls and other precious stones
were seized along with checks on a
Copenhagen bank.
Copyright, 1870 by Public Ledger Coz
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Injured While Hunting
In Barn for Pigeon Nests

Luray. Va. May si.--Luther Blu.
racker. 80. is In q critical condition
at his home near Marksviiie. this
county. the result Of a TALL few
days ago. Buracker was hunting
pigeon nests in the barn OF Everett
Koontz, a farmer living near his
home, and had reached the topmost
part Of the building. about 30 feet
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
viii Have Two Military Companies.

burg will have two military COM
paries, according to a decision made
by a group meeting in Rivcrmont,
one of the suburban sections, yes
terday, and indcrsed at a luncheon.
held later by the Kiwanis Club. The
men who began the movement were
all officers who served overseas. and
the other company, already organ
lied here has q number of overseas
MN who re-enlisted since the arm
istice.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Nurs.s Complete School Course.

- Frederick.s ND. May ai--com-
mencemeat exercIses were held at
the Frederick City HcspitaI Train
Ing School for Nurses yesterday.
The graduates are Lorena vivien
Isbeii. brunswick. and Nellie Irene
Price. Mount Airy. The address TO
the graduates was delivered by Ed
gar H. McBrioe. of the local bar. A
reception followed the exercises.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Frederick to Test MHk.

Frederick, Md. May 2f.-The
mayor and aldermen have ordered
the city attorney and city health Of
hcer TO. begin at once the prepara-
ticn OF an ordinance requiring tu-
bercuIin tests Of all cattle the milk
from which is sold In this city.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Mrs. Lillian Patten Divorced.

Mrs. Lillian Dear Patten. former
~ Of the Cairo apartments. has been
granted an absolute divorce from
apartments. by the courts in Mime
apolis. MINI. She Is given custody
Of the two children.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
Jailer's Daughter Halts
Prisoner Breaking Jail
Especial to wasbinEton HeraId.)

Warrenton, Va, May 21.-James
Nash. who is under a five years
sentence to the penitentiary for
robbery. tried to escape from the
county Jail last night. He succeed
ed in getting to the roof and over
the wall. but was stopped in the
back yard of the jailer's house by
Miss Shirley. daughter OF the jailer.
who had gone out to lock the gate.
Nash threw up his hands and sur
rendered and was returned to his
cell
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
D. A. R. Executive Session TONIGHT

Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair has call
ed an executive meeting Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion for tonight at o'clock at the
Washington Hotel. parlor E.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22

from the ground. when a board to
which he was clinging, broke loose.
precipttating him over girders and
other obstructions. 1t is believed
he may recover.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
BOY RESCUES CHILD
FROM TRAINS PATH

Frederick. No. May 21.-Arthur
holo. II. plunged on to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad tracks in
this city. grabbed 3-year-old Milton
Raun and rescued him from almost
certain death. for a moment later a
passenger train thundered past
The Raun child fad wandered
from his home on to the tracks.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22
csurt Setae. M.rit.I IrpubIe..

Lynchburg. Va. May 1.-THE frst
day Of the May term Of Circuit
Court here saw the kandfng down
OF many DEGREES and orders relative
TO tbs married lives Of twenty-thrse
couples. One order annulied the
decree Of temporary separation be-
tween Susan c. and John J. Tanker
sley. who have settled their differ-
ences. The separation was granted
eight years ago. OF the ether TWEEN
ty-t"o cases. twenty were absolute
divorces on divers grounds.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-22

Defects OF vision and fat feet were
found more among city dwellers than
those in the country by army physi-
clans examining those entering the
service during the war.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Byvaly nemecky CT
saf nebyl pry napa-
den a poran6n

Poyesti, ~ We stfcdn minulfho
tgdne ucintn byl pokns 0 usmrce-
nj bgyaltbo nfmecktho cisafe
Vilima V Doorn Y IIolandskn, by
Iy yyyrdceuy jeho sekrethfem Pc
reboomcm, kapiidnem sthtni po.
licie stfczici ydmek Doom a NEST.
skymi 1fednfky. Take popfena
byla do ob6hu se dostaysi zprhya,
he bgyaly cisaf ntmeck$ je yhznt
ncm0cep. Pres 10 ysak mczl 0by-
yateIstyem mfsta Doom udrzuJe
80 houzcynait poytst, zc jisil mIz
die yseho Ntmcc, yypaIil rani =
reyoIveru n 1krytu II obrady ko-
lem zAmkn v Doom. Ram platlIa
byvaIfmu cisafi, ktcrg u cbylli
se nsltzal v zahradt rfady prayl,
ze jedinon mimofhdnon udhIostl Y
posIednirh dnccb bylo z0teeni j.
Mtho Nfmcr, ktery Obehhzel ave
fe zhmkn odepfeI odejiti Mu7
tenfo by1 bcz pr6yodnlch DistIn q
dcportoyan byI do Ntmecka. No.
yjnaFhm, ktc1 sc pokouseli zjisti'
II, 20 je praydy na povtstceh q
6ioku IA byyaIfho cfsafe, ncbylo
doyoIcno do zamkn vsfonpiti n je'
nom mohIi mIuyiti sc sekrefhfem
bgyaIfbo cfsafe Pcrcboomem, KITE.
~ il pjistiI, " X Mdnfmu tako'
ylmn Gtoku nedosl1 NazDatil ~
kt, H. poytsti D Whine ehorob6 W
Iimoyf nezakIddajf 80 0a prayde
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Vydani vlady "a
jedenact mesicG

Vydani yIady cd ] teryencc ro'
ku 1919 do 81. kvttna 1920 bylc
&2O, ,775, ,535, 1858, die zprdyy odbo'
ri pokladu prayt vydant, Nejyetsl
yydani bylo v zAfi minnltho rolsu
kdy cinilo $4,475,937,7 7,70l, q ncj'
menM V listopadu, kdy $6ll ,3Ol,'
7G4 yydano bylo y pokladny. We
die NJ ,503,947,752, yydanSeh od'
borem pokladn, 1851 ,224 7O3, pr.
psangch 1ttu fcdcraIni koniroly
zeleznic die dopryniho zakona =
roku 1920, bylo nejyttsi polozkoll
departmenfnich yydani. Odbof
lodsiya 3 vydanim $723,7l7269
byl na tfctim mlste d odbor prhce
i yyddnim $5,064,24 ma mistf po-
slcdpim. Vydani BiIfbo domn bylo
4G, 702, $50 d kongresn VII 76sl ,l2O.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Uhersko jcvi velke
obavy pred boykottem

Ubcrskf narodnf sbromazdtni v
l,udapesti . madarsky lid yseo-
,ecnt jeW zDatnt obayy pred vs.
sIedky mezinarodpibo boykottn
dopraynjeh dfInjk6 proh jber-
sku, jepz zahajep byl Y poDdfli,
pontyadz nova madarska vlada
propasleduje dsInietyo. Y narod-
MIN shromazdtnf prohlasil hrabe
-Apponyi, m boykott postihne
yIasfnk Dejyiee dklnietyo, Hrabe
Apponyi take yyyracel poyfsti, ~
5000 Ijbrd by1o internovano pod
ndaDJiyon "bjlou hrfzoyjAAou" a
Ize $500 osob byIo odsonzeno X
2mrfI. PtohIhsiI. ze toIjko 2,411
osob bylo jpterDoyano padeshf
odsouzeno X smrti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Krajan odsouzen ma
dozivoti do zalafe
pro kostelni kradez

vaclay A. kreici, malif obrazi
ktery o sobe tvrdi, ze je absolven
fem prazskf university, odsouzel
byl V pdtek minlleho tydne poro
tou okrskoy6ho soudu V ~
Louis, Mo-, do zalafe ma doziyotI
pro kradez pristrojn pro yrhdn
poIlybliygch obrdzkn V presbyter.
MIN kostelc ma Kings Highway
dnc 2. 1nora. zaloba znela ma kra
dez druheho stnpne, aysak rozsn'
dck vyncsen byl ma zaklade nena.
praviteInosti proviniIce, ponevad5
krejci pred tim byl usvedccn, Il
yykradl pokladnicku pro chllde Y
katoIickem kostele.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Pet obeti vaznych
boufi V Londonderry

PIT osob byIo nsmrceno, descf
vhznG porantno q asi 100 lehcc
bihem boun v J. Londonderry V lr'
sku, kn ktcrgm doslo Y sobotu
minultho tgdne yeeer Mczi ston-
pcnej protiynycb stran irskScb
doslo X nkkojika srhzkhm, pfi kte'
rgcb take nfintny byIy poknsy O
zbhfstyi. Jedcn yelky obcbod byl
pozarcm AnjfeD, Boufe tyto byly
pokratoyaDim patetnjcb nepofbd-
kh, kdy stonpenci nacionalistn o
lnio0isth W. utkaIi pr nekoJIka
pfiIezitosteeb, tax N bylo nntno
povoIsii yojsk6, ably obnoyilo 20
Fadek. voJsko nyDi patrolnJe y
lee, avsak Debezpeff daJNeb boIlfl
dosnd peminmo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Federace prace je
pro Svaz narodu

Americkh fedcrace prdce skon-
cIa svoji ygrotni konycnri Y
MonirenIu po schvdIeni Svazn nh-
rodn bpz yghrad. Posledni zase-
dani konycnce. jez tryala dya ~
dny, byIo bonHiye, Pf6ielf lrtanf,
podporoyani pokrokoySm kfldlcm
federace, stayeli ne prot schyhlr'
nj Swan u TAX rozprondlla We
debata, bthem kterf pfedseda Sa-
mnel Gompers mel znatnt potlze
4 ndrzoyanim pofadku M konec
ysak stonpcnci Syazu wiitzill, Ma
konvenci pfijat byl n6slcdnJlci
program dtIoicky; Scbyhlenl mi
rove smloivy. vladnf ylastntni
zeIezric \ demokratickon sprhyon'
Iastayeni kofiAnictyf q yysoke
ecny Myobyti. Ilytzntni kcfash =
potrayinami sotstycm Uznhnl
praya ku sthyce u zriseni ricene
arbitraee n proiisthykovniho zhko.
nodarsfyi. Nemicbani se do zhlc'
ziiosG Mcxika yIadon SpojcnSch
.Stath. ScbyaIcni irskh repnbllky.
prAyo koIIcktiynibo vyjcdnhyani.
|zyyseDt mzdy ysude, kde je to
nutno, aby ndrzena byla americkh
droye6 ziyobyti, KratM pracoynl
den, je.Ii nntno mbranifi neza'
mlAtnan0AfI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
TURECkA SITUACE PREOMt1EM
NA RYCHLO SvOLANE KONFEREN-
CE PREMIERE ANGLE A FRANCIE
Situace Male Ash je povaxliva. - Mustava Ke.
NAL paSa pficinou vaznych nesnazi - Sui.
tanova vlada je bezmocnou.

AnpIickf premier Lloyd George
n francouAkf premier Millerapd
konai konfcrcnci v nedtli lily.
the v ADglii, kicrtaio mesto bylo
take scenou konfcrcncc techio
premicru Y kvitnu tohoto roku,
kdy jednalo sc o podminkdch M
mecke nahrady. konference taio
byla jakoupi pfedporadon pro
konferenci, je2 Y pondeli zabdjc
na byla I3olognc, niz jevi sc
yclky zdjcm, Ma ttto konferenci
isou zastoupeny Francie, Angle,
Italie, JaponSko. Belgie Recko,
IN pfitnu m rychlo svoland
konfercnce anglicktho q francouz.
skfho prcmicra v lIyihe uddpa
byIa otazka nemcckt n6hrady, d.
vsnk We skuiccnost icdnalo SO
hlayne o turcckt sitnaci, kicrd
nopliuje stalniky spojencd ydz.
nymi obavami. Siiuace v Anaiolii
v Male ASH j. ydznd znanend
tfmef novon vhlku. Musiafa Ne.
nal paaa. vddec tureckych nacio-
nalisi6, jak 80 sdelnje, kontrolnje
itmef celou Anatolii, vyjimaje
male rozloby, jez je v moci An.
glicand, Mllstafa mi armddn 0
$1,000 mulch. ktcfi jsou dobfc
vyzbrojeni u mohou ziskati snnd.
no posily sulthnova vlhda j. zee.
Ia bezmocnou.
byla jakousi pfedporodou pro
je v injnt dobode bolseyiky u
jcho tinnost je sultastkon vclktbo
plGnu kpoysidni mabomeddnske.
ho svtta proii panstyi eyropskSch
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more.
liccky premier vcnizelos dosia.
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dial ysok, ably tyio opefacc byly
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spojcnci nepfeyezmon zhdne zod'
poy6dnosi IN 10, prekroel'li We
syych opcracich Iekoye pomezl
stanoyenf miroyou smlouyon. Byl1
ysuk sorcasnc naznaceno, zc spo'
icnci nernaji 1nysIu zmirniil
podminky iurcckf smlonyy. Toto
ujisleni zfejIne VenizeIose 'lspo'
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Y konferenci prcmierd mela ~
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m poyestccb, ~ spojcnecke vel
moci mali Y dmyslu zmirniti mi
rove podminky tureeke.