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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
HOEANDSKY LIST 0 CESKO.
~SLOVENSKE REPUBLICE.

V hagskem, znacne rozSire-
mem denniku "Haagsche Post"
piSe p~aTizsky ~dopisovatel llstu
Jean Herbette, ktery nasi re-.
publiku navstivil a byl pfijat
j presidentem Masarykem, o
Male Dohod6 a politickem po-
staveni Ceskoslovenska. Svuj
usudek konci takto:
eve venkovskem dome, u
prostred lux a stromu, kde mne
pIiial president Masaryk, pro-
mluvil Ike mne tato slova prave
m%oudrosti: "Po cele pokoleni",
lpravil, "bude Europa muset
pracovat, ably %napravila sve
ztraty a sama Sc Znovu vybu-
dovala. To lie prace, vyzadujlci
dlouhych let mlru a Poole toho
je tez Tizena celia politika mia
de Republiky." Tato slova tlu-
NICOLA mi nejen nejvniternejSi
myslenky presidenta Masary-
ka, ienz je muz veliky V do
bru, nybrz to, co je opravdu
zadouci We skutecnem Zajmu
Ceskoslovenska, jez nutne pc.
tfebuie miru, ably Sc uplne u.
klidnil0 4 opravdu nenl stvore.
no pro vedeni valek. Ale kdy5
pfiidete Z Nemecka do Prahy
a elite nahle, Re jste Sc octl
We sloyanske zemi, uv6domlts
s., re existence samostatnehc
Ceskoslovenska znamena PR
stredni Eyropu novou polite
kou moe, jejiz vhv je dosud ne
!. vypotitetatelny. Spolek Prah.
5 B6lehradem lie jen prvnim je
jim projevem. Take budo
! dalSi. V$echno zalezi ma ton
jak dlouho potrva, nez s
a y2pamatuje Rusko, nebot tel
o to stat Jest, zeimena pro prvl
z dobH, prirozenym ochrancei
q Cechu a Srbu Az Sc d6je coke
y Il, paazska politika necht' db
Q pouze svych vlastnich zajmu
dlvil bych Sc, Kdyby Sc pfil
a nadchla pro Polaky. Stare r,
- housko Jest odbyto ma vecl
" easy Prana ie mestem, kde
10 urepa nynl postavlt politicl
s. tIakoracr, lel4l 1srne TAX do
he pozoroyali We Vidni a 4 n
10 hoz dobach nizkeho t!al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27

Bezprostfedne pc preVratu
v Cechach jezdily sem odtam-
tud delegace. RAD jsme je vii
deli a radi slySeli. Cd tie chvilel
co Amerika zasahla do valky,
bylo poStovni spojeni 5 nepfa-
telskymi staty velmi spatne a
Jest samozrejmo, re jsme chte-,
Ii slyseti, .iak Sc nasi We vlasti
nell a jak 81 zarizujl sve no.
We hospodarstvi.
Nell jsme tehdy Sc tlenem
iedne z tech delegaci delsi roz-
mluvu o politickych pomerech,
iak Sc V Cechach vyvijely, 0
tech cetnych stranach, jez tam
povstaly. Host byl jaksi nemi-
lie dojat n6jakou skeptickou
nasf pezndmkoa a jal Sc toka-'
zoyati, re prav6 ty strany a to
pomerne zastoupeni jest pra-
YOU demokracii a treba re to
neTekl zrovna plnymi usty, da-
val nam pocit'oyati, re Ameri-
ka teprve Sc musi uciti demo-
kracii a lidoVlad6 cd Ceskoslo-
venska. Mame-li doslovne cito-
vati Z iedne jeho prednasky,
"kazda iina zeme musi pred
Ceskoslovenskou republikou
smeknouti klobouk.' Jinemu
hostu Ease bylo divno, re jsme
Sc nemohli nadchnouti pro u
deleni hlasoyaciho praVa ar
made.
Vykladali jsme tendy, &c ty
veci jsou velmi pekne ma papi.
re, V theorii re opravdu ter
volebni system V CeskosloVen
sku, IA n6hoz j slabe strany no
hou ziskati zastoupeni Y Mar
shromazdeni, jest dokonalejS
lidovladou, NEIL V Americe, a
lie ma sv6 slabiny, kter6 Sc dri
We nebo pozdeji ukazou.
"a takoyeho sysremu skor.
nemQze byti vladni zodpoVed
nosti, Dude to neustale koalic
nj. kompromisni ministerstVo
vlada nemjlze oplrati sc o sll
nou opravdu a spolehliYou vet
sinu V parlamente - lee kdyb.
narod ohromnou Vetsinou $
pfichylil k n4ktere re strar
nacez oysem Jest malo yyhliC
KY, kdy kazdy 81 mtlze vybra.
zcela die syeho gusta - a VI
sledkem nemuze byti mic jin(
no, neil vlada Saba, Vecn
kompromisuilcl, vecne shanej
ci vetsinu v parlamente
Nuze, jak Sc to osv6dciio
praksi? Pc dvouletem eXper
mentovani ma CeskosloyensA
renuhlika kabinet nfednicky
ten, kdo 81 doyede uvedomi'
co takovy kabinet znamena
republice, jiste Sc neubra
trpk6mu usmevu, kdyz etc, J;
Sc osvedcuje a co yse Sc od n
no ocekava. Kdyby Sc tako
ministerstyo sebe Itpe osyed'
10 a kdyby sebe vetsi sluz
republic prok3zalo, skutecl
sti zustaya, re kabinet ured
cky, nebo kdyz Sc to "ocuk.
ie" 2 poimenuie Sc "kabii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

tenn OdbOrnlku" jest VlasCne
|bankrotem parlamentarismu a
timt6z i lidovlady. Zaroven
vSak phi n%ynejsim volebnim
aystemu, lest t6m6r vylouceno,
re Ceskoslovenska republika
mohla by Sc nekdy zmoci ma
silnou, zodpovednou parliament
nj vlddu.
Koalicni ministerstvo dobfe
Sc osv6dGilo dobach narodnl-
no nebezpeci, to Sc ukazalo "a
valky skoro We vsech statech
do nj strzenEch - nebot Y Ia
kovych dobach zapomina Sc ma
strannick6 zajmy a koalice jest
zdrojem silly pro vladu, "a to
\ dobach miru, kdy minu-
Ifo ns}o nebezpeci, tbyva o.
.byCein6 zdrojem slabosti a
zmatku.
Il il +
Podobn6 ma Sc v6c $ udele-
MIN volebniho prava armada.
Y theorii jest to velmi pekne.
Pouha spravedlnost zada, ably
voiak, cd n6hoz Sc oGekaVa, a
by V padu nutnosti prinesl tn
obet' neiy6tsi, pro vlast, pro
stat, mel pine pravo obcan-
ska. TakoVa jest theorie - ia
ka Jest vsak prakse? Bylo by
to idealnim zafizenim, kdyby
politika vedena byla idealne
Cd toho Jest ysak daleko, Y A
merice i V Ceskosloyensku.
T. Snfse pravd6podobno Dude
re tam, kde armada ma hlaso
vaci pr&vo, iednotliv6 stran,
budou Sc namahati, aby III Il
skaly, budou il slibovati wee
ineuskuteGnitelne a tim rozsei
" nj demoralisaci a podvrat
discipline.
Jakou zkusenost m6io Cesko
, sIovensko $ politikou arma
: de, toho dotkl sc nedavn
! sye reel ministr Mar. Obran.
cen. Husak, kdy pravil:
: "Dnesni armada 81 pfedstt
vuji tax, re nesmi byti posleC
MIN dtocistem lidi, nehodicic
Sc nebo vylou6enych prakti,
k}m ciyilnim zivotem. Dusto
/ Ink must vzdy bTti ma vysi $
.i,tuace. Musi pracoyati, ably b.
: typem nov6ho taborskehd he
! tmana. muze Velike mraVnl 5
3 ~, pfisneho nejvice k sob
i pax k druhs9n. Armada mt
byti v prye rad6 odpolitlsoy
VIVA a ukaznena. Iavedenim Y
j. Ilebniho praya dostala Sc arm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27

sko, nebylo bohuzel vysledkum
nasi prace, pohotovosti j ka-
mi nikterak ma prospech."
Ministr byl rozhodne protl
tomu, aby vojak byl vychoVa-
van V odliSnem duchu, nez KITE
~ ovlada ostatnf obcany, ably
snad byl CHI jejich politickym
socialnim a kuIturnim sna-
ham. Rovnez i toho jest odpur-
GEN., ably Sc vojska pouzlvalo
pr kazde prilezitosti X omezo-
yani obcanskych svobod, ma
pfiklad prava shromazd'ovaci-
no. Prosi vsak, ably kazdy u
znal, re vojak must byti V kaz-
dem pfipade spolehlivym ma
strojem veTejne moci, repre-
sentovane vladou, loyalni vucl
vsem. Pc tie zminil Sc 0 duchu,
ktery panoval We vojsku dobe
IpOpTevratove a 0 dusledclch q
toho vzniklych a Zduraznll, re
kdyz jiz armada name a mu-
SINE miti, nesmi penize ma III
vydan6 byti vyhozeny. Politlsu-
jici a Spatne ukazn6na arma-
da nemuze sveho ukolu vyko-
natl ami V dobach nOrmalnich,
mad to V pripadu nebezpecl.
Pripomenul, re jiz jeho pred
chudce, legionaf a polltik mi
INSTR Or. Markovic, ostfe zakro-
Gil, ably veTejnost obracela Sc
ma legionare a neuvadela Je V
domneni, re opravovati a re-
formovati jest vecf vojaku a ne
Iv6ci pfislusnych uradu a repu-
blikanskych ustavnich institu-
lei"
V t6to veci, V upravenl po-
meru mezi armadou a polite
kym zivotem naroda, Cesko-
slovensko mohlo 81 witt phi
klad cd starsi demokracie, cd
neistar$i demokracie ma svet6,
Spoi. Statu. Zde ia otazka by
La dukladn6 probrana a pro
cerpana a uznano "a nejlepsi,
kdyz armada nebude Sc podl-
lett ma volbach. To Sc tyka vo-
2 povolani, kteri Sc dal.
odvesti do pravidelne armady
valky n6ktere staty uci.
-nily opatfeni, ably iejich lflfNf1
~sluSnici, povolani do vojenskt
sluzby jenom pc dobu narodnl
no nebezpeCi, >mohli hlasoVati
Politika nesv6dci armada, {
tom Sc iiz presvedcilo Cesko
slovensko a jest pouze k pfa
nj, ably .ieho zkuSenosti V blu
doucnosti nebyly jest6 horsi
| nez ty dosavadni.
: Jesta jine vazne veci dotk
Sc gen. Husak, onoho volani
ably vojaci, zejmena pax legio
mari, ud6lali zde neb onde,
tom neb onom poradek. Mic ne
mohlo by byti dokladem take
v6ho uboh6ho pochopeni Lido
vlady a principu republican
= stvf, jake praye toto. Y kazd
. republice jest civilni moe svl
/ chovanou, vol. moe je il poo
rizena a kdyby Ceskoslt
venska republika strpela, alb
tam delal poTadek nekdy jim.
nez-li jeji zakonite autorit,
} TO zrovna tax mohli bychol
4 mad nj prohlasiti amen.
le Zvlaste povedenou ukazkc
y o tom popletenem pojmu me
armadou a civiIni moci pod;
a tabor Druziny C~eskosloVe
d. skych Legionaru ma Vacla
n skem namesti, kde %organisato
c major Cerensky, "hrdina
j. Zborova", jenz pry vubec N
81 loren nikdy nebyl, takto 90
y c~haronsky mluyil::
ej- my udelame \ republice Z
81 f&dek, sami bez oizlch a pla(
,e, nVch agentu. Doyedla-li c
lsi ,arnlada sibifska zavadeti 4
a fadek Y rusk6 riSi, dovede
cnfEa y DaI male ranul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
Muffin,
ktefri jsou
ne,raocni!
Lekarstvi d elektrina


Nezalezi ma tom, koTnu sc
nepodafilo vas vyleciti, chez
pouze, abyste pfisli lie mne 9
poradili sc sc mnou, drive ne4-
Ii pdjdete k jinemu lskafi.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli MONO vas vyleciE, feknU
YAM lined. Ucinim vam wy.
aovujici splatky.
LeGeni: vsechny nemoci ner.
vove, krevnf, kozni, chronicle.
q rtzne nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine s mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pamet.
kamenky, {bez fezanf), bola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
aadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism 8 vSechny mukske
aernoci.
Doktor F. C. Leslie.
Specialist ma nervove, chroni.
exc, ksevni O kcEni nemoci.
Ufedni hod. cd 9 do 8. V nedG.
i Cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol
ALB PROSPECT AVE. S. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
D'ANNUNz|O PROPOSES TO.
WE'D LATEST SIREN LOVE
Poet-Dictator Would Divorce First
Wife by Fiume Laws Made
= for Purpose.
ny COUNT DE pASSY

Paris. Oct. 23.-That Gabrielle
dAnnunzio has fallen victim to the
charms of new siren. veYiitienne
OF wonderful ability as pianist and
songstrcss, was made known eXclus-
lively to readers OF the Universal Ser
vice moro than six months ago.
Tho French press, today adds tho
information that the oet-dictator of
Fiumo proposes to marry his now
love.
But D'Annunzio is already married
and has been since his youth. His
ware Is the daughter OF an Italian
noble. the Duke Of Gallese, and for
years has been sad feature of the
life of Paris, Rome and other CANT
sacrihcial solitude. Tor many, many
years her eccentric husband and she
nave not spoken. except at official
court functions ut Rome. The day
AnhunIio published his book. dar-
inslH disclosing his amour with
Duse, The famous tragedicnne, that
day Madam Gabrielle d'Annunzio be-
came wife only in name.
ana see each other as rarely as pos
Sible. they are still none the less
married, for divorce is impossible i'm
Italy. al
Shrewd observers of D'Annunzio.s
character and of the dictator's nc-
lions say that herein lies the true
reason for the proclamation of tho
Independence of Fiumc-and tho
adoption of new Constitution. when
treats with extraordinary lcnicncv
the subject of divorce.
Under the laws of Italy D'Annunz;o
should be eternally married to the
,,rasically nusterc nohlcwoman whose
gre since he went out OF II. has bee n
empty OF love and happiness.
Hut under the new laws of I'iumc
written by D'Annunzio himself. rio
poet may secure 4 divorce and mar
ry again. '
This is the first instance in M,
' MUrad or ,;,i man being legally able TO
But the question now being anil
matedly discussed in Rome and Paris
is whether the Italian Eovernmen
wherein, in fact. D'Annunzio will M,
become biSamis: the moment be
uarries again and leaves Fiume for
morcd. q" III
The highest officials In Italy hot,
near the throne and In the Vatican
are occupied with the problem In;
meanwhile Gabrielle goes cooiIy ~
marriage. gnu re-
Not even the Pope can ston mo :.
nc says Tor l arm D'Annunzio,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
GOVERNMENT VESSELS TO
MOVE WHEAT AT NEW RATE
BaSe Difference * > Cents Fer
Hundred Pounds Less Thnn
nv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Estab-
llshment OF a base diTerential OF 5
cents per hundred pounds on hour
over whea; carried in government
owned merchant vessels beginning
November J, was announced today by
the Shipping Board.
Although from an operating stand
point. ,hs announcement said. wheat
as raw material should move at
a lower rate than -four. the board
viewed With concern the small ex-
port movement OF -four as against
The relatively large movements; Of.
wheat;
The board has reached the con-
c.usion tina. the prevailing adjust
rneHt Of ocean freight rates" it
added. "while largely controlled Is
market conditions. ~ seriously re-
tard!nG The movement, OF Hour. and
accelerating the movement OF wheat:
the effect being that The manufac-
ture OF -FOUR is being materially cur
tailed in this country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Total gold .s=i 9es
i.@eal tender notes s..
Tc!, etc. .-..-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
TEXTILE ASSOCIATION
WILL HELP FARMERS
Pledges Support in
Effort TO Get Better Price
for Cotton.
(By Associated prcss.l


GREENNlLLE. =. C., oct. 23.-The
Southern Textile convention in ses-
sion here today selected Atlanta as
the place for the 1921 meeting. Sc
lcctcd J. S. Bachan, of Rome, Ca. as
chairman of the board OF governors
and adopted 4 resolution pledc ing
support to farmers TO get a better
price for cotton aid to the mill man
agcmcutS in the present unusual and
difficult conditions.
Sale o. thousands OF dollars worth
of cotton mill machinery TO buyers
from all parts of the United States.
as we'll as from abroad was reported
at tho Southern Textile Association
exposition closing here tonight Buy
ers and sellers were here from Eng
land and Ireland and three repre-
sentatives from China have reported
they came 10 America TO buy textile
machinery amounting to $4,000, 900.
Two million dollars worth of cx-
hih!ts have been on display.
Today's attendance included dele
cations numbering from twenty-five
TO $50 each from scores of mill towns
in Georgia and the Carolinas. Wis
TORS were leaving today with in
creased confidence, they said. over
business conditions
The southern Textile Association
closed is fall convention this after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23-The big export do
mand of the past few days and tho
strength In foreign markets gave grains
=, good tone al the start today, but when
the buying power ca3cd Off the market
broke. and ut the finish wheat was =
TO 2hc lower with December l.s9& TO 100
ana March l.?2% 10 1877. Corn was OFF
:. TO 1c. and oats were unchanged to s.c
down. Provisions ranged from 80 cents
lower to &c higher.
Wheat prices closed easier after being
Cash Interests were the best sellers. while
OF the day was made shortly utter the
start. due to scattered buyAg. but this
was followed by irregular rccesslons und
rallies with local traders doing most OF
Guided conflicting reports from abroad
relative to the strike gituatlon. Export
demand was reported as Inactive today.
while yesterday IL was said around $50. :
W0 bushels OF wheat were worked for cx-
Early strength in wheat helped corn:
but selling by large interests soon fillcd
buyers. the market casing rapidly. The
OF the day. Corn industries were said to
lie either entirely closed or operating only
in part time this wccl- this time OF the
year being unusually an OF season for this
Industry.
Trade In oats futures was very light and
the finish which was near, the low for
tho day was practically unchanged from
the previous days close.
Aside from covering by shorts In jan
uary lard and Il little selling OF october.
provisions were dull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
I'm city sn,en Arc LIuh.

LYNCHBURG. VA. sOct. 23.-To-
bacco sales here during the past
week ruled very light. there being
few lots OF bright stock. The nE-
gregate for the week WAS only $500
pounds. Dark tobacco cannot move
until there Will have been rainy
farmers to strip IL for the breaks.
That there Is. however. u decided
tendency on the part of the planters
ket. Prices for bright stock OF the
desirable grades stiffened consider
ably. being from 81 to SO 100
pounds. higher. There is a strong
demand for good leaf, but nondc-
script tobacco continued to ind an
unattractive market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Governor Issues Proclamation for
National Apple Week in Virginia

of our most valued and progress
sirc citizens nrc engaged, should
be helped md developed for the
best interests of tho Common
wealth; now
''rhcrcforc, j, wcstmorclnnd
Davis, Governor OF Virginia, do
hereby designate Saturday, oct
Der 3p, 1870, ns National Apple
Day, and the period October 80,
to November G. 1920, Ms National
Apple Week In the Commonwealth
of Virginia. md urge that they be
httinEly observed.
"Gircn uBdrr MY hand and un-
der the Lesser Seal of the Conn
mensrealth this twcnty-sccond dny
of October, I'm the year of our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred md
twenty. and in the one hundred
ind forty-nfth ycnr OF the Com
uonwcnlth.
'wESTMORELAND DAVIS,
"Governor.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
weekly Metal Review.

NEW YORK: Oct. 23.-Rcports OF Il
decrease In the production OF iron
and steel products this month, re-
HpltinS efforts OF makers to pre-
vent accommodations resulting from
car shortage. slowncss OF new bust
ness and cancellations and suspen-
Sions required On back orders. Prices
on most steel lincs. excepting wire
and rails. sim are being reduced.
An official OF the Ford Motor Com
pany states that sellers agreed to
rene" contracts at CONCESSIONS OF 10
10 ~ per cent without exception
ana that these reductions may reach
81 per cent ~ the first OF the year
Foreign trade Is stagnant. but cX-
pert" returning from abroad report
an Unusually promising field in the
S4ui hcrn European and Northern
SHADING. of 81 a ton on coal and
coke during tho week resulted IN
marking down Of more pig iron
prices With the market taking on n
decidedly easier undcrtonc. Fur
| hhces are not taking on much bust
ness. hut rcsalcs have become an Inn
portant factor with many buyers be-
coming sellers at So TO IS below
me makers quotations. Basic haH
sold in the valley at S43 or less and
Is quoted sts.?6 at Pittsburgh.
! f"unary Grades are quiet and softer.
! as 300" tons We're sold in Michigan
| at bass 81 below the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
FRENCH THEATER MAN
ASSk|LS DRAMA CRITICS
Declares They Publish Opinions OF
Audience Had
HiSctlIY.
By Univcrsnl Scrvico.

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-"Dramatic critics
cannot kill n play; neither can they
assure it's success"
This statement. uttered by Al
phonse Franck. president OF the AS
ISOLATION of Theatrical Directors, has
caused an enormous sensation in the
ntrical and newspaper circles in
Paris.
Representatives OF New York the
atrical managers, who remember the
fight over the rights of critics tina.
are watching the situation with abb
sorbing interest. II Franck succeeds
in his campaign to take all privileges
away from newspaper critics it is
may be tried in New York.
The trouble :.rose over dress .c-
hearsals. which. in France. arc al
ways given the day before the pre-
and members OF the profession may
have a chance 10 view the play be-
fore IL is presented TO the general
public.
Franck became the storm center of
recent meeting Of the association
when he denounced the dress re-
hearSal and said the thcater was not
beholdcn TO critics.
They come 10 dress rehearsal
and are surrounded by 4 lot OF
pseudo-cXpe,ts who haven't paid for
their seats and who cynically con-
denim Il play before ii Is half over"
said Francs. The critics hear these
people talking and mold their own
accounts OF the play on their neigh
bors' opinions. In nine cases out OF
ten the audience at n dress rehearsal
is wrong in It's judgment.
II admit that newspapers have q
right TO publish accounts of plays If
they want TO. hut fail TO see why
special performance should be given
for their benefit. or even that they
should be given free seats.
Let them come rs members OF the
ordinary public on the regular first
night. They can tell then whether
tho, play pleases and write accord
ingly."
iIas a critic right to dcnounce
play when majority OF the the
ntcr-EoinE public approves it?
Franck does not think so and favorS
"a law which would allow a theater
TO sue any journal knocking" n play
without good reason. This was the
kernel Of the discussion which ragged
in New York.
Meanwhile. Franck alleges that
present popular successes support his
theory. 'Phi-Phi" At the Eounfes
parisiens. which has broken all
French records for continuous sue
Ccss. was severely condemned Ivy the
press when It opened nearly two
years ago. Another play which was
universally praised has recently
proved dismal failure.
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How Germs Affect Us
ny BRICE BELDES, VI. ID.

Ine ammunition employed by in
"ai!Hs bacteria IS manufactured by
thc!n IN the course Of thci. growth
and makes u2 the toxins which act
so po!sonously upon the hoty cells
Each one Of these toxins exerts char
actcr!stsc effects upon the human be-
Ing.
For cxample. that OF the diph-
liberia germ paralyzes certain nerve
cells and greatly weakens the heart
CAUSES mental depression. while that
OF the organism o: tuberculosis in
ouces & peculiar psychic buoyancy
anG false sense Of energy.
q. course, much depends upon
whether the toxins are produced la
eHcess Of the ABILITY OF tn. body TO
HAlc!Zc thcW VI I" Il certain point
It Is possible for the human organ
i"'r IA u state 81 health physical ex-
cTcis. ~ tho open air IL tho chief
means whereby this Incarceration OF
loNlns and poisonous wastes ~ c:-
iected. In acute Illness fever may
Dc regarded az an intcnsinc.tion or
oA!dat!ou--u Kind rt fainc.throwiug
mechanism directed against the bac-
Toxins are Intoxicating. therefore.
u present IN cxress. Ia much the same
sens" as alcohol. and. like alcohol,
present NHihiNtaHablc SirnS--tO til.
expert oh=ervcr-Oi their effects
IN excess Of harmful bacteria may
maze man cross and irritable
give h!m a grouch-or he may be-
. come SICK enough to be In bed. or he
may become criminal and be put
IN jail.
Far more people ara daily under
Z me influence OF poisons produced by
bacteria than are under the sway OF
MORPHINE and headache cures and al
cohoi.
/ Many mems peculiar actions are de-
/ tcrm!ned by their bacteria. Their
rcst!cSsncss. rurposcl,sS activiii,a
queru!ousncss and Guarre!somcncss
] without apparent reason TO them
selves or anyone else. usually mean
mat their bacteria are irritating
! them.
| Between the cells OF which The hu-
man body Is composed. working con-
staHt!y TO maintain that delicate bal
ance which we call health, and the
'nyriads OF bacteria which strive
| without cessation 10 invade and de
| stroy such cells. q warfare is main
| tanned which to tho individual Incau..
/ what the late struggle meant 10 the
I nations
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SAYS GERMAN INDEMNITY IS
WORLDS STUMBLING BLOCK

WASHINGTON, Oct, 23.-Faiiure OF
'ic allied conferences az Spa TO tx
definitely the amount OF the Germany
Indemnity was one reason for the
lack OF general results at the Brus.
sells financial congress Roland w.
Hoyden, unofficial representative OF
the United States at the congress, re-
ported today TO Secretary Houston.
Had the indemnity been determined.
his. message said. Germany would
have known how to make her plans
10 meet IL and the Brussels delegates
would have had the concrete facts to
guide their consideration Of financial
problems Of the world.
afpch was accomplished. Mr.. Boyden
said. in acquainting the nations with
prSbiems each faced and in construc-
tive suggestions on fiscal questions.