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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
sof. RAIN REPORTS
FROM OVER THE STATE

Wichita Falls, May IA heavy
rain has been falling here for the past
six hours Reports indicate that the
rainfall is general over Northwest
Texas and Southern Oklahoma.
Brownsville, May l5.-The drouth
that has existed in the lower Rio
Grande Valley for the past three
months was broken in some places
yesterday by heavy rains McAllen
and Harrington reported good rains
but Brownsville was skipped.
San Angelo, May l5.-One and 2
inch rains, the first Of consequence
since January. fell last night over
Reagan. Upton. Crockett. Val Verde,
Sutton. Edwards. Schleicher and adj
Joining counties south and west Of
here breaking a drouth in the cattle,
sheep and goat country, which was
threatening 20 become serious Hail
ACCOMPANIED the downpour AT Ozona
and Sonora and killed sheep on
some ranches, while swollen draws
washed away numerous fences. Half
inch rains fell az Carlsbad. Water
Valley and ri Dorado There was
little rain, however, north and east
OF san Angelo where good rains had
previously fallen San Angelo had
only a shower
Claude, Texas. May IA two
inch rain has fallen over Armstrong
county. This assures big wheat and
Oat crop.
Big Spring, Texas. May l5.-The
temperature dropped TO 81 degrees
Thursday night 4 slow. steady rain
fell Yesterday. The rain is general
over the country, covering a portion
that did not get any Of the big rains
the first part Of the week.
Colorado. Texas, May 1.-two
inches Of rain fell here last night and
the downpour continues today. The
rainfall for Nav totals 6.75 inches
Brownfeld. May IA slow -
hour rain fell over Terry county.
the first in several months.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
EQUALIZATION BOARD WILL
MEET JUNE THIRD

The Commissioners Court Of Lub-
book county in the capacity Of the
Board Of Equalization. will be in
session Thursday. June 3rd. az which
time complaints. II any. in the assess
ment Of valuation Of property can
be entered and discussed by the cit
liens Of this county. Very little
change in the valuation Of property
in the county has been made since
last year. we are informed. despite
the sale price advance.
The commissioners have Just com
pleted a survey of the tax rolls this
week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
LAMEsA YOUNG COUPLE
MARRY MONDAY HERE

Roy l. Swift and Marie Iludgins.
both ~ l.amesa. arrived here Monday
shortly afternoon In quest ~ MART
are license and a preacher After
securing the license the couple en-
perlenesd some dlllieully IN securing
some one 10 perform the ceremony.
The sheriff volunteered 10 hnd some
one and after a lengthy hunt, located
Rev. ]. 7 Smith
The couple vii mako their home
10 lamesa. however lhef MAJ visit
= .haFl time 9Th Ma Nelfls anfla
IL r|aInfI9a, VI a nudalns. halaIe
rslaInlng ~ their home
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
LUBBOCK COMPRESS CLOSES
DOWN MONDAY NIGHT

Monday night at twelve o'clock,
the Lubbock Compress issued in
structions that no more cotton would
be received for COMPRISING this seas
on. A few more days Of scattering
work will of course be done at the
compress. but no new shipments viii
be received. All cotton billed here
for COMPRISING. we are Informed,
will be shipped out fiat
The storage capacity Of the Lub-
book Compress has been recently
leased 10 the Lubbock County Wool
Growers Association which viii com
mence the storage Of approximately
FIVE hundred thousand pounds u
wool in June, 10 be sold the 10Th Of
July.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

the stock exchange was not a legiti-
mate one. but was operated by con
federates Of Ward and Gerber. Two
Of the principals in the alleged trans
action have not been arrested.
Evidence introduced by the State
Wednesday showed that a similar
clos. pocketbook" game was being at
tempted in California. The man who
had been picked for the victim" had
read in the San Antonio Light Of how
Norfieet had lost his money by
being lured into the transaction by a
"lost" pocketbook. He then reported
the affair 70 the sheriff Of San Ber-
nardino, Cal, and the arrest Of Ward
and Gerber followed.--Fort Worth
Star. Telegram
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
W. X. DICKINSON VISITS
NEW MEXICO RANCH

". X. Dickinson, ST., returned the
fret % this week irum Nes AeHlco,
Whefe h. looked after ranch hl~r'
eats. ile reports rains cofefed the
entire trlp, and everything u coming
along r'celY Ia hat part "a he
ceunlff
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

Helping others to help themselves
IL one Of the cardinal principles Of
the Red Gross; Il matters little what
the particular agency Of execution
may be. Ready 10 give practical
assistance in emergency. the Red
Cross al the time seeks 20 spread
the spirit and the doctrine Of help
fulness and foresight.
And In the larger scheme Of help
funess-in movements for better
health and improved community
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
RED CROSS SERVICE.


Clean up premises and pile all the
trash In alleys where il VII be ac-
cessiblc 10 trucks and wagons Have
all cans and trash sacked or m box
es IL possible 20 facilitate handling
Clear out all distractions from al
leys 80 a. 20 permit trucks and wa
gons ready passage.
Screen all outside toilet. This Is
a provision contained IN the Sanitary
Code o. our State and can be en-
forced II necessary
All trucks, teams and volunteers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

are requested TO meet promptly at
90 m. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nav 25th and 26th. on the court
house lawn
Bring shovels and scoops 70 aid in
loading the trash.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

conditions4 the Red Cross seeks
rather 70 encourage the cooperation
Of all agencies for a common purpose
than 10 work wonders all by itself.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
DIR. KRUGER CALLED TO
CROSBYTON WEDNESDAY,

DR.. j. T. Kruger. surgeon Of the
Lubbock Sanitarium, was called TO
Crosbyton Wednesday Of this week
TO appear as a witness in the Sam
Gates case. The State sought % have
DIR. krueger's statement as 10 wheth-
er or not he thought Mrs. Burton died
from effects Of any bruises upon her
body DR.. Kruger states that Il IL
his opinion that Mrs. Burton died
more from agony Of mind than from
any other reason.
More interest i manifest In the
Gates trial" according 20 Or. kru-
eyer. "than probably anything which
ever happened In Croahyton." lie
says that the corridors ~ the Court
House were hlledi that the tevn was
crowded with ears, wagons and other
means ~ conveyance.
DR. kreuner believes that Gates
defense VIII BE- that ~ protection o.
Mrs. nnrion and not insanity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

Mr. n l. smith 10 alalau Under
vent ~ operation 10 the iuhhoek
sanllarlum he latter part II |sst
Week' Reports afe hat M smith
= Iarldlf Ireatef|ng
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19

days old. Two brothers and half-sis-
ter survive her, William Carter of North
Searsport, Ed A. Carter of Hawthorne,
Mass, and Mrs. Emma Moulton. The
funeral was.held at her. late home Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
BROOKS.

Mrs. Isabelle Body, who has been Sc
riously ill. is gaining slowly at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Cecil Crockett, who has employ
ment in Unity, spent the week end in
town.
Mrs. Manter Murphy has been confined
to the house for several weeks with rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Eben Miller has employment as
pressman in the Waterman pant shop
here in the village.
Miss Nina Moore, who has employ
ment in Bangor, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Moore.
Mrs. Hervey Grant and family of Ban
gor spent few days with his brother,
Percy H. Grant and family last week.
Seth Moore has bought what is known
as the McAndlass farm in West Brooks,
and has moved there. He will continue
his blacksmith work in the village
There was the usual attendance at the
Crockett Theatre Saturday night and a
fine five reel picture, The Sealed Envel-
ope, was shown, western picture and
current events.
! Clifton P. Roberts, who has been Sc
riously i'll with influenza in Portland
where he was student at Shaw's Bust
ness College, arrived home last week and
is gaining slowly.
B. H. S. played Clinton rather one
sided game of basket ball at Union hall
last Thursday night with score of B. H.
s. 55 and Clinton 9. Tonight Thursday
b. II. S. plays B. A. A. at Union hail.
Lyons orchestra of Waterville played
for two dances here at Union hall Tues
day and Wednesday nights of last week,
and is certainly one of the best two-piece
orchestras ever here. They are due here
again Feb. % with five pieces of music.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
DIED.

BAILEY. In Bangor, Feb. Is, Harold
Bailey of East Millinocket, formerly of
Belfast, aged 19 years, / month and 1
day.
CARTER. In Belfast, Feb IA, Anna
bel B. Carter, aged So years.
CASS. In Swanville, Feb IL, Mrs.
Jennie Cass, aged 66 years, 3 months and
days
CROCKETT. In Swanville, Feb. IL,
Mrs Sarah E. Crockett, aged II years, 2
months and 16 days.
ELLIS. In East Belfast, Feb. 10,
Roscoe NJ Ellis, aged 68 years, months
and 16 days.
FERNALD. In Bangor, Feb. IL, Mrs.
Vezora W. Fernald of Belfast, aged II
years.
GREGORY. In Middleboro, Mass, Feb.
9, Mrs. William Gregory, formerly of
Waldo, aged 40 years, II months and 10
days.
PARTRIDGE. In Hampden, Feb. 16,
Adelia H. Partridge, widow of Capt.
Thomas P. Partridge, aged 81 years.
PENDLETON. In Belfast Feb. IA, Mrs
Mary A. Pendleton, agea 81 years and II
days.
SNOW. In Belfast, Feb. IA, Capt.
Alex N. Snow, aged 81 years, months
and 10 days.
WARREN. In Searsport, Feb II, Abb
ner Warren, aged Sc years.
WHITTIER. In Norfolk, Va, Feb. IL,
Capt. Albert T. Whittier of Searsport,
aged 81 years.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
MOORE-MANK.

Walter R. Moore of Dixmont and Miss
Laura May Mank of this city were mar
ried Sunday evening, Feb. 18th, at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. William Vaughan of East Belfast.
The double ring service was used and the
bride wore stylish gown of gray wool
embroidered in the same tone and carried
shower bouquet of bride roses. She
wore black picture hat with pink fac
ing. They were attended by the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Lena Mank, and by Mrs.
Lillian Gardner, with whom she had
made her home for the past eight years.
She graduated from the B. H. S. in 1916.
The groom is one of Dixmont's most pros
porous young farmers They were storm
stayed in Belfast until Tuesday morning
when they escaped their young friends
by taking the train at Citypoint en- route
for their home in Dixmont.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
MRS. c. H. TIBBETTS.

Mrs. A. M. Tibbetts, wife of C. H.
Tibbetts of Argentine, Kan, former resi-
dents of Searsport, died suddenly of
heart trouble Feb. 9th, aged rs years.
She is survived by her husband and one
son, Charles E. Tibbetts of the home adj
dress, and one son, H. L. Mason of Sears
port, Maine, by her former marriage.
Charles E. Tibbetts is an employee of the
Metropolitan Street. Railway Co. of Kan
sas City, Mo- The funeral was held
in the M. E. Church, of which she had
been member for 81 years. The burial
was at Maple Hill Cemetery in Argen-
tine, Kan.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
MRS. VELZORA w. FERNALD /,

Velzora w., widow of the late Lewis y.
Fernald of Belfast, died Feb. 18th in the
State Hospital in Bangor, where she had
been several years. She was II years old
and her death was caused by an intestinal
trouble. She was born in Deer Isle, the
daughter of Seth and Deborah (Babbidge)
Webb. One brother, Arthur v. Webb Of
Oceanville, survives her. Her remains
arrived here Monday and were placed in
the receiving tomb in Grove Cemetery.
The funeral will be held at the time of
the interment as her relatives are unable
to be present now.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
MRS. JENNIE c. CASS.

Jennie c., widow of DIN Cass of North
Searsport, died Feb. 18th at the home of
Tyler Page of Swanville, where she was
caring for his mother, who was seriously
ill. Mrs. Cass was apparently recover
ing from pneumonia when she died sud-
denly of heart failure. She was the
daughter of Asa and Susan Clark Car
ter and was 66 years, months and 2
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
BREEDING COCKfRflS

l have for sale limited number of
choice White Wyandotte breeding cock
erels from trap-nested stock that have 20
years of the best of line breeding. l feel
sure that a bird from this heavy laying
strain would give satisfaction. My price
So. 90 to $40. 90 EACH Have also some fine
exhibition cockerels winning at the Ban
gor Poultry Show this year, first and best
cockerel in the show
Phone or write E. L. COLCORD,
Belfast, Maine
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
MARRIED..

MOORE-MANK. In Belfast, Feb Is,
by Rev. William Vaughan, Walter R.
Moore of Dixmont and Miss Laura May
Mank of Belfast.
ST-PATTERSON. In Water
vile, Feb. 16, John Roonqust of Water
vile and Miss Leota A Patterson of Bel
fast.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19
ROSCOE M. ELLIS.

citizen, died at his home on the North
Searsport road in East Belfast Feb. 18th.
ener and worked in the Kelley Axe Fac
as and Mary (Nicholas) Ellis, and had
lived in Belfast about 40 years. His
wife. formerly Miss Sarah Crosby, died
r. Ellis, four grandchildren and BROTH
er, Andrew H. Ellis, survive. The flu
neral was held at his late home Monday
at p. M, Rev. William Vaughan offici-
Ross, Edward W. Davis, William R.
Mason and Russell B. Stephenson.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Croker of Nam
tucket, who have been staying in Belfast
this winter, have taken possession of the
Ephraim Richards place in Searsmont,
which they bought few months ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the partnership consisting of James Smith and Fred Glasbrenner, doing business under the name and style of Northern Meat Market and some time known as Smith x Glassbrenner was on October 7th, 1920, dissolved, James Smith having sold and as signed his interest in said partner ship and the business conducted by it to Fred Glassbrenner; that Fred Glassbrenner will collect all ac- counts due said partnership, has assumed and will pay all of it's lla- bilities and wind up the affairs thereof.
 That hereafter Fred Glassbrenner will carry on the business of whole saleing and retailing meats, meat pro- ducts and other commodities under the name of Northern Meat Market
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, October 7th, 1920.
 FRED GLASSBRENNER
 JAMES SMITH
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-11

past three years, was a Cordova visitor yesterday en route to Jun eau where he expects to locate.
 Fire Chief H. w. NettletOn called a fire drill this afternoon at which the members responded promptly. These drills are given once a month to make the department more eff ficient.
 Fred Hotchkiss, Geo. Madden and L. H. Carvey, operating the Andrus claims in the Nizina river district, were passengers on the Northwest ern to spend the winter at their outside homes.
 P. l.. Schwartz, teacher of the Uni ted States Indian school at Chitina who came to Cordova to testify in behalf of his Indian wards before the bureau of fisheries hearing, left for his home yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-11

W. H. Caswell and Mrs. T. J. Dono- hoe will act as hosteSses.
 Judge Wm. O'Connor, United States commissioner at Chitina, was a pas senger on yesterdays train for his interior home.
 Mrs. A. T. McAllen, who has been visiting her son, Mark McAllen, was a passenger on yesterdays boat for Seattle.
 R. V. Watkins and R. l.. Healy of Kennecott, who have been on a hunt ing trip, left on yesterdays train for their interior home.
 James Smith, who has disposed of his interest in the Northern Meat Market, was a passenger on the Northwestern for Seattle and San Francisco.
 Application for a marriage license was made Saturday by P. E. Nettle- ton and Wanda Olson. Wanda is still wandering C? and others are now wondering?
 Mrs Catherine Dougherty was a passenger on yesterdays steamer for New York and other eastern cities to buy winter and spring stock for her Cordova store.
 Joe Brown and wife arrived from Chitina on Saturdays train and left on the Northwestern for Seattle where they expect to spend the win ter visiting relatives. .-
 John Rustgard Republican nomi- nee for attorney general, was in town yesterday afternoon on his re- turn to Juneau from a campaign tour of the westward.
 c. P. Topliff and wife of Valdez were passengers on the Northwest ern to the states, and spent yes terday renewing acquaintances in the city while the boat was in port.
 Elmer E. Friend, who has conduct ed the Seward Gateway for the
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-11
HAPPENINGS ! OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

The steamship Alaska is due from Seattle tomorrow morning at four o'clock
 w. E. Dunllle, mining engineer and former resident of Cordova, is spending a few days in town between boats.
 Frank North of Anchorage and for merly of Cordova, spent yesterday meeting old friends while the North western was in port.
 Delegate Geo. B. Grigsby and At torney General J. c. Murphy left on the Northwestern for Juneau and other Southeastern Alaska towns.
 Theo. Wolf arrived in town on Saturdays train from Mccarthy and left on the Northwestern for Jun eau, Alaska.
 Joe Geyer and wife of Chitina were passengers on the Northwestern for Seattle for @ visit with friends and relatives.
 Miss Marion Daggett left for her home in the states on the North western after having spent the past year in Cordova.
 G. Howard Birch and wife, after a successful season at their Dan creek mining property, left on the North western for their home in New York.
 The Northland Club will give a card party Tuesday evening. Card playing will commence at nine o'clock sharp. Mrs. A. J. Adams, Mrs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
UNESENY KNEE NALEZEN
ZAVRAzDEN.

Galway, Irsko, II. list Telo
Patera Griffina, kneze, jenz
zmizel pred nekolika dny. BY
10 nalezeno vcera v melkem
hrobe asi ctyfi mile cd Galway,
Sc stfelnou ranou We spanku.
Telo prineseno bylo do Galway
dnes rano a vystaveno, bez ra-
kve, u hlavnfho oltafe v kostele
v. Josefa. kde zavrazd2ny
knez pdsobil jako kaplan. Y
lid uzavladlo velike rozcilenf
iezto panuje odIvodnene po.
dezreni, ze P. Griffith stal sc
obeti sveho vroucfho vlastene-
ctvf. ifmz popudil proti sobe
britske dfady a vhbec loyalnl
kruhy.
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RECKO OBNOVUJE VALKU.
Armad9 narizeno zahajiti utok
proti tureckym nacionalistdm.

I.ondyn, q. list. Rozkazy k
Zahajeni utoku ma cele care
prot tureckym nacionalistum
ma Usacke fronte, asi 1870 mil
severovgchodne cd Smyrny, v
Male ASH, byly yydany novou
reckon vladou, pravi depese,
zaslana z Athen sobotu k
Exchange Telegraph.
Atheny, 81. list. Kabinet
Rhallisuv obmysli pokratovati
V zahranitni politice VenizelO-
sova ministerstva a povede e.
nergicky valku proti sbOru1c
Mustafy Kemala.
Zaimis, jenz byl predsed =
ministerstva dobe sesaZeni
, krale Konstantina, resignoval
jako guverner Narodni banky
recke. FinanGni situace Recka
jest pokladana "a velmi neji-
F, stou.
Smyrna. 81. list. Ufedni zpra
va lar z feckeho a..-.->.ni.
no hlavnih, stanu dnes prayi:
"Nepfitel u velike sile, pod
poroyany delostfelectvem, ma
padl mas dsek V Niazil v obla-
sti Usaku. Utok byl. odrazen s
nejtezsimi ztrataml pro nepfi-
| tele.
Jiny silny oddil napadl mas
1sek v Ain-Han, severn9 od
! psa4s, Ryl odrazep aasim pro-
itiitokem a oddil ust0upil v ne
poradku.''
Pariz, 81. listopadu. Ar
mensko, die sd6leni Zahranicni-
no mlnlsterStva, OdepfelO prl-
stoupiti na ultimatum Mustafy
Kcmala. tureckeho nationalist
ckeho vudce, aby yydalo valec
ny material a rozhodlo Sc po-
kracovati V boii proti Turknm
az do krainosti.
Ze Smyrny dosly Znepokoju-
jici zpravy o demoralisaci "a
vladaiici V reckem vojsku. Vo-
iaci zadaji, ably byli poslani
domu a mnozi z Mich proste
zbrane zahazuji a opousteji
sve pluky.
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HLASOVANl o NAVRATU
KONSTANTlNA.

Atheny, 90. list. Recky lid
bude hlasovati %. listopadu o
otazce navratu drivejsiho kra-
lie Konstantina ma trin. Kabi-
net dohodl Sc ma plebiscitu v
tento den. Konstantin telegra-
foval Wade, ze vycka vysled-
ku hlasovani nez do Recka Sc
vrati.
VSeobecna amnestie byla u
delena asi 100 V Nemecku wy
cvicenym dIstoinikum, kteri
bvli internovani ma ostrovc
Krete ma obvinenf, re vydali
Macedonii BulharGm behem
valky. Tito d1stojnici Sc vra-
CT a zauimou sva byvala mista
V armade. ieiiz vrchni veleni
bude pr1 sv9reno Andreasovi,
hratru drivejsiho krale Kon-
Stamina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

Kadet Garpn Morris irskeho kralovskeho cenictva
naezeni by mrvi zahrade. byvse parne zasrelen ma
ceste do vojenske sance, ably uveom dku.@
meste dele.
Zranen jsou: Pukovnfci Woodcock a Montgomery ka-
pitan Knnely civiliste Murray Cadown ies6 eden
muz, ehoz meno nebylo zjist6no. O Caldownov prvne
sdeovano re byl zabit.
Kap MacLean Smith Caldown napadeni byli tlu-
dvanacti muzG dome Northampton Road Byi wait
re svych Ionic ma nehofeS poschod domu kde byl
en Vetsina obe kruhd cvsta dffvejs voaci KITE
nyn zastavai msta p odboru spravedlno Dnstonici
n6kerych prpadech stall pro sve prkr6
vystupovanf prot sinnfeinistGm
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Dne 16. listopadu konal sc
tabor ceskeho lidu ma Vaclav-
skem namesti jednano o uda-
lostech V Chebu, kde demolo-
vana ceska Skola, zneucten O.
braz presidenta Masaryka a
provedeny nasilnosti ma Cesich.
Po prazskem taboru dav obsa.
dill stavovske divadlo (nemec.
ke divadlo v Rytirske ulici ma
Starem Meste), nemecke kasi.
no a znemoznil hrat v novem
nemeckem divadle.
Z nemecke Turnhalle Lese.
halle, re Slarafie, z kasina 8
nemeckych skol lid odstrani
cetne obrazy, sochy a znaaSD
Habsburkd a Hohenzollelni
Vydavani "Prager TagbNstu'
a "Bohemie" bylo ma densAae
mozneno. -
Ministersky predseda CeriJ
prohlasil V senatu, .ze snahor
vlady Jest, zjednat platnost ia
du a ZakOnu cele republice
Nsmecti senatori opustili senat
dokud poradek nebude .obno
ven.
President Masaryk svola
kabinet a vyjednaval $ vide
stran.
Tisk a politicke strany naba
dali k zachovanf klidu. Proje
vuje Sc nadeje, ze vysledken
bourlivych udalostf poslednicf
dnu bude vsenarodni koalict
politickych stran.
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Geneva. 81. list. Zastupci Ii
tvv pfedlozili shromazdeni
Svazu Narodh pametni spis, V
n6mz pravi. re Polaci utofi ma
ne patnacti divisemi a zadaii.
abv Svaz pou2il nvni proti
Polsku tlanku XI. Vec dale by
la skomplikovana ohlaSenim,
ze spanelska vlada nedala do
sud svolenf k vyslani dvou set
min voiakd do plebiscitnf obla-
sti We Wine. iak bylo, onehdy cr
znameno. Tim vice Jest otA4I
kou, zdali clenove SvaZu ''byli
bv ochotni podlleti Sc ma vojen
ske Rampant proti mocne pol
ske arm&de, jak Litvini x1dsjf.