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Cross or Crescent for Constantinople?
Old Struggle of East and West on Aga

feated Christians. Death and slavery
we're inflicted on them. The treas
ures Of the city were scattered
abroad; yet, while the Moslems had
used the manuscripts in the incom-
parable library of Alexandria to
heat their baths, svane books from
Constantinople reached Italy, and
with the help Of refugee scholars
inspired the renascence or revival
of learning throughout Europe.
Two great questions now remain.
Turkish debts always have been poor
assets, and France and Britain can
not hope to recover much of TIE
money which, as the late Lord Sails
bury expressed it, they "put on the
wrong horse" The debts were Sc
cured on the whole Ottoman En-
pire, of which nothing remains.
Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, Ara
bia, Thrace and Armenia are all
alienated; and Constantinople -
rather like Vienna-is head with
out body.
So much for finance. The second
question is sentimental. If the fall
of Constantinople was provocative
and cruel, every effort has been
made in the recovery of the city to
spare the feelings Of Moslems
throughout the world. Over unrest
in India and Egypt Britain is, in
particular, very nervous. But the
Turk has up to the last proved him
self incorrigible, and his latest mas
sacres in Armenia, including as they
did the destruction of American mis-
sions at Marash, have ended the de-
bate. The only question that remains
is as to the future of the ancient
basilica of st. Sofa-now a mosque.
Christians Have Best Claim
Built by Christians - the very
model of Byzantine architecture
it belongs by ancient origin to Chris
tians. No one can dispute that title
deed. But this is not quite the
whole story. The ancient cathedrals
Of Ireland were built by Catholics,
but are held by Protestants, as also
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look longingly at the cal
endar and perform mental calcula-
tons, it is a sure sign that some
millions CT vacation ideas in New
York and vicinity are coming to the
surface after long months of sub
mersion under the sterner realities
of life.
These plans are busted off and
generally given the good old "once
oNer,' and then enter those wet
blankets of most any pleasure plan
ming - the economic considera-
tons" The Introduction of dollars
and cents into such subject is
liable to take the JOY out of life, as
most Of those having to do any close
figuring know to their sorrow.
And this summer these same dis
agreeable economic considerations
are more than likely to give
pause even to those luckier ones
to whom financial considerations are
not such vital matter. The price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02

tops are called thunder peaks or
thunder heads, and they are respon-
sible for the lightning, the heaviness
of rainfall and the hail we some
times have in midsummer.
The energy of thunderstorm is
amazing, says a writer in Popular
Mechanics" A single great cloud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02

may contain billions Of pounds Of
water vapor. The flashes of light
ming from cloud to cloud are some
times twenty miles in length, and
when we stop to think that it takes
a current of $4,000 volts pressure
to produce spark an inch long, we
can only wonder at the approximate
amount of electricity involved IN
single flash.
Sometimes the wind of d thunder
cloud or the "squall," as il is called,
is violent enough to level trees, and
is improperly called tornado
There is a big difference. A tornado
is violent whirlpool of air that
sweeps across the country and
twists off trees and roofs IN It's
path. The wind from a thunder
storm blows straight away from the
storm and never twists. The tor
nado is always dangerous, while the
wind ssom a thunderstorm Is only
occasionally dangerous.
Broadly speaking, there are three
general stages in the development OF
thunderstorm. There must be
strong currents of moist air rising
from the earth, as indicated by me
appearance of the white patches OF
cloud. This condition must continue
until the sky is covered. And lastly
the force of these upward currents
must be great enough to push the
clouds up into thunder heads. A
| thunderstorm then results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02

throned in Adrianople, the chief
town of Thrace.
Constantlnople had thus ample
warning. But her statesmen were
engrossed in splitting theological
hairs over abstruse doctrines. A
blind Europe, too, was hopelessly
divided. The Crusaders--prejudiced
against the Eastern Church --- had
visited Constantinople and mis-
treated her. The Venetians did not
seriously assist her. With only
1000 defenders the city fell the
Emperor was slain; the cross was
torn down from the Cathedral Of
St. Sophia; the mosaics were mutt
lated or covered; the affairs were
desecrated, and this most famous
Christian church at that date be-
came a mosque.
For Four Centuries
Then Europe realized her mis-
take. The historic isles Of Greece
Athens-all the provinces lying at
the mouth of the Danube became
Turkish, and even Vienna was be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02

Oe ciaifned historically by the Jeu
1t was where they built three ~
cessive temples. 1t was by trad;t;..
the Mount Moriah, on the h..
rocky Summit of which Abrah,,
would have slain Isaac.
In all these cases what we hav.
decide is whether bricks and mo,...
however sacred and interesting A..
worth the further sacrifice Of A.,
and blood. For five and one.s,r
centuries st. Sofia has been, in =.
tual fact, a mosque. The ave,,,.
Moslem has never thought O, |.
otherwise. / suppose that, strics,
speaking, st. Peters at Rome, Ii.
all our Western churches, was 4
signed, unconsciously it may be. q,
the plan of Roman basilics a,
court Of justice. Where Pons,,
PLATE sat when he judged the h
viour corresponds with the ah,,
where the Saviour is worshins
Some churches were actually pas,,
temples, but we do not suggest H.,
they should be restored to paganjs
because they were built for pagan.
ism.
The plan Of st. Sofia has been A.
piled to mosques all over the worIs
They are octagonal in design b.
cause St. Sofia is, broadly, eist
sided. In the Tai Mahal, that mw
lovely of all Indian tombs, as INN.
Vulnerable other examples of Mw
lem architecture, you see a frv
adaptation Of the old Byzantir
style. In a sense, therefore, d.
Christian builder has conquered tie
Moslem mind, as the Christian
statesman has directed the Moslen
government. Therefore, it is argued
if we seize st. Sofia we do in fact
deprive Moslem art of a parent.
To Which Church?
On the other hand, the Islams
possession of this stolen church has
been, to Greek and Armenian Chris
tians, sore grievance. They re.
mind US how little consideration has
been shown by Turks for Christian
shrines-for Christian bishops and
priests and nuns-and they ash
whether there can be any real peac
until justice is done. If we admit
this plea, then we must decide Il
what branch of the Christian faitl
st. Sofia should be restored. Fol
Protestant worship the edifice il
quite unsuited and, of course, i
never was used specifically for tn
distinctive Roman Catholic rite, ex
cept in so far as this was the herit
age of the Eastern churches. Henc
the strong claims advanced by tn
Greek and the Roman communion.
In weighing up this matter on
cannot ignore the passionate yearr
ing of Eastern Christians, after
thousand years of intolerable i
usage and persecution, to hear ono
more their mass sung in the yer
building where mass was sung 70
the last time when Constantinopl
fell.
Indian Moslems have little SYN
pathy with the crimes committed u
to this hour by their brutalize
Turkish comrades. The chivalry @
Seladin, which Sir Walter Scott de
scribes in The Talisman,' has bee
dragged in the mud by the Ottoman
And-while it is, too much to hop
with any conference.-the least reT
aration that these guilty murderer
can make to the Christians whol
they have robbed and outrage
would be to surrender voluntaril
the metropolitan cathedral of tn
Eastern churches to the guardian
who undoubtedly have an inde
feasible moral right to its posses
sion.
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7 INTERIOR of the Mosque
L of st. Sophia, IN Constant
tlnople
empress-consort, and, as history
makes plain, his wise counselor.

eIlpIeSS-CoNSOTC, ana, as history
makes plain, his wise counselor.
Luxurious, immoral, disputatious
Constantinople had reason to trem-
BILE as the Moslems swept nearer
and nearer to her walls. The first
Saracen aggression, which flooded
Spain and reached France, did not
threaten Constantinople. 1t was
when the Turks became the ruling
and conquering Moslem race that
disaster came. 1t was not, however,
at this city that the Turks first OBJ
tanned their foothold in Europe. A
hundred years before Constanti-
nople fell the sultans were en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
By F. P. Wilson

III NOR the first time since the
year 145s the city of Con-
stantinople, with her Golden
Horn for harbor and her
romantic monuments, is once more
in the hands of Christendom.
AT Yildiz Kiosk some kind of a
sultan sits solitary, but his absolute
power has vanished forever Based
upon force, the faith Of Islam has
failed in politics and only survives
as religious worship. Bagdad, Mecca,
Jerusalem, Delhi, Algiers-all the
great towns of Mahometanism are
ruled, directly or indirectly, by
Christian nations. Under France
and Britain there are more Mos
lens, by many times, than ever fol-
lowed the Prophet and his immedi
ate successors.
And as the political power of
Islam Wanes, SO do her numbers,
especially in Africa, increase.
A Romance of History
What an amazing story has been
this--of Constantinople or Byzan-
ttum! To the ancient Greeks the
shores of the Black Sea were what
America was to Columbus. Thither
sailed Jason and his Argonauts to
seek the Golden Fleece. To prevent
the rocks of the Dardanelles closing
on their little boat and dashing it to
pieces they sent a dove in advance.
while Orpheus, the musician, played
on his lutte.
1T was for the possession of By
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Happily, the dream is now only
nightmare.
Christians Inundated
The fall Of Constantinople in
1853 was accomplished with the
maximum Of humiliation for the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
THE HOME of the Sultan
Of Turkey, at Constan-
tlnOple

was Westminster Abbey; while the
temple area at Jerusalem, on which
stands the mosque of Omar, could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
THE Mosque of st. Sophia
a. IN COnstdnt1nople

clined. Such a glory Greece must
have regarded as a rival. Severus,
the Emperor, had actually destroyed
it. But in the year 1929 of our era
Constantine the Great began to re-
build the place on a scale of I'M
exampled splendor. Constantinople
was to be for Rome what Petrograd
was for Moscow and Calcutta for
Delhi.
When Rome Divided?
The Empire of the Caesars split
into east and west, and Constanti-
nople became an independent capital,
superseding Athens-she was the
bulwark of our civilization against
Asia.
Great councils of the Church were
held there. Terrible controversies
rent the people into warning parties
Arrears, Monophysites, Orthodox.
Those were days when Athanasius
of Alexandria Numbered forth his
creed and when the Iconoclasts ragged
in the churches, destroying images
as ruthlessly as did the Cromwell
ians. Amid the fury of persecution,
love and passion entered into the
drama. An Emperor like Justinian,
austere and ambitious, was smitten
with the charms of Theodore, ac-
tress, dancer and courtesan-who
became first his mistress, then his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Vacation Jobs for the Farm

( T HEN the warm spring
" days begin to arrive and
v the city worker begins to
look lon0inolv at the cal.
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TT NOR the first time since the
~ year 1458 the city of Con-
stantinople, with her Golden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-17
UMENf PRO DELNfKY.

New York, 16. brezna. =
Hudba, umenf, literature, ce-
IL svet tvoricich myslenek jsou
pristupny newyorskym delni-
kim nasledkem cinnosti spoie-
neho vzdelavaciho delnickeho
vyboru, ktery dokoncil rok sve-
ho pnsobeni. Ma konferenci ko
name mezi vndci tohoto hnuti,
mezi nimiz isou Jos. Schloss-
berg, generalni sekretar Anal
gamated Clothing Workers of
America a dr. Fried ander,
vzdelavaci Tiditel Ladies' Gar
ment Workers Union, vylicen
byl delegatum 130 unii, repre-
sentuiicim 100000 clenh, w
sledek iednorocniho pusobeni.
Odhaduie Sc We zprave, re
11.000 lidi sucastnilo sc pred
nasek, 1915 mistnich schuzi.
prilmerna navSteva jednotli-
vych trid byla 311, stavkov-
Mich schGzi sdcastnilo Sc pres
$4,000. koncertu V Carnegiove
sini pres 5000 dvou stavkov-
Mich koncertu 10000. Finant-
nj zprava ukazuie, ze celkova
vvdani "a rok bvla S15.137.71
Tohoto roku nejh avneisi casti
programu Jest II prednasek
Scotia Nearinga, professora ma
Randove skole socialnich we'd.
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CESKOSLOVENSKU HROZf
NEDOSTATEK MYDLA
Novym nebezpecim ohrozeno
jest hlavne zdravi dick.

Praha. Is. bTezna. - Stale
mala zasoba tukd, iichz upo-
tfebeno lest jako potravino-
vych soucasti, zavinuie tez ma
pro7ty nedostatek mydla. Ali
ce Masarvkova. dcera presi-
denta q predsedka Ceskosloven
sk6ho Cerveneho Krize, dovola
va Sc opetne pomoci Ameriky.
"Nebude-li nam re zamori
poslan tux nebo mydlo, pax
mriti budou nase ditky tyfem,
ktart Sc .iiste v,ahym jarnim
noGasim dostavi. nebot' nemG-
= bvti pax dbano nalezite ci-
stoty, iez jest neimocnejsi
zbrani proti teto epidemicke
nemoci. Y iedine nemocnici ie
ma 500 ditek, iez propadnou
tuberkulose, nebudou-li dopra-
veni do zdravejsiho okoli."
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Praha, 21. unora. Minister
stvo zahranici obdrzelo cd anne
rickeho ministerstva valky ia
to data o planu repatriace pfa-
telskych vojsk z Vladivostoku
do Evropy. Velka Cast lodniho
prostoru, nell cely, bude wy
hrazen nasim ceskoslovenskym
vojskum ze Sibfri. Dne 16. L.
nora pfijela do Vladivostoku
lod' sheridan" mfstem pro
213 dustojnfkn a 1897 muzn.
Dne /. brezna prijede do Via
divostoku re San Francisco
lod' "Madwazka" mistem
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Ustavnost noveho zakona,
narizujfciho vetsi dane z auto
mobilu a podobnych motoro-
vych vozidel byla vcera nej-
vyssim soudem V Ohio schvale-
ma. VSichpi soudcove hlasova-
Ii pro novou dan a tato musi
byti v deseti az patnacti dnech
zaplacena. jinymi slovy: move
license musi byti naznacene
lhIte ziskany. License budou
vystavovany cd pocatku toho-
to roku a celia dan vynese sta
tn Ohio asi $6,OO0.OOO rocne.
Statni tajemnik Harvey c..
Smith zaTizuje pritomne We
vsech okresich berni agentury
v nichz nova automobilova dan
must byti zaplacena. Mimo to
rozesila vsem autoklubnm, to-
varniknm a majitelIm cele IA
dy aut opis noveho zakona, a
by vedeli, jak vIci vyseuvede-
nemu soudnimu vynosu mali
sc zachovat. Stare license mu-
81 byti bernim uraddm vr$ce-
ny a move zaplaceny. Precetni
autoiste zaplatili move license
hned po uzakoneni dottene
pfedlohy legislaturou, jakoby
" pfedtuse, ze nova ia dan
pred soudem obstoji. Proti no.
We dani zvedl protest automo-
bilovy klub v Columbus a to u
krajskeho soudu pIvodn6 Kraj
sky soud uznal vSak ustavnost
noveho licensniho zakona o.
hledne aut a 'klub uchylil sc k
nejvySSlmu soudnfmu tribuna-
lu v Ohio, jehoz konecne roz-
hodnuti vydano bylo vtera od-
poledne. Nova dan aut zusta
va tudiz v platnosti a ie ma
sledovne rozvrzena:
$3.50 rocne z kazdeho mo-
torcyklu a $3.50 "a kazdou
motorcyklovou karu pobocni.
So kazdeho osobniho auta
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NOVA DAN z AUTOMOBILE u SCHVA-
LENA NEJVYSSfM SOUDEM V OHIO.
LICENSE MUSf BYT v PATNACTI DNEcH OPATRE-
NY. -PRfJEM z AUTO-DANE BUDE OBNASET
$6O0O,OOO ROCNE.

s 25 konskymi silami neb me-
ne.
$12 2 kazdeho osobniho auta
majiciho 25 az 80 konskych
sill.
$40 z kazdeho osobniho au-
ia majiciho vice jak 35 kon-
skych sill.
Obchodni, nakladni auta po-
dlehaji podobnym zakladnim
pravidldm jako auta osobni,
treba vsak priplacet po 20 cen
tech "a kazdych sto liber hru-
be vahy.
Nejmensi dan z ka3deho vo-
zidla S motorovou hnaci silou,
vyjimaje motobycikle a moto-
cykle 6ini So a z kazdeho vleG
naku (trailer) $3.50.
Prijem move automobilove
dane pripadne fondu pro bu-
dovani a opravovani silnic,
statnich cest i nekterych ulic
mestskych.
Cleveland ma asi 10000 mo
torovych vozidd g. z move da-
ne zfska asi $35O.0OO. Move au
to-license lie ziskat V uradov
ne zdejsiho automobiloveho
klubu v Hollenden hotelu, KITE
ratio uradovna byla otevrena
dnes rano o osme hodine a zG-
stane otevfena do sesti hodin
vecer, kterezto pravidlo znsta-
ne v platnosti az do vyprseni
patnacti dni platebni lhuty. V
naZnacene uradovne mono tez
ziskati dodateGne informace o.
hledne move dane nasledkI,
pak-li by dan nebyla V Cas- "a
placena. Asi 10000 cleveland
skych autoistu novou licensi jiz
ziskalo.
Pouze prfsti legislature NIL
ze nyneisf vysokou dan aut
pfipadn6 zmirniti. Do te DOLBY
nova license znstane vsak v
platnosti.
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Reakcionafsky pfevrat zakoncuje fiaskem
LOUPEZNY PREPAID V BAN.
CE MA LORAIN AVE.
Diva bandite ukoristili $4,000
a jscu pclicii pronasledovani.
(Bulleti }

Dnes kratce pred poledrem
vtrhli do bankovni odbocky Gle
veland Trust Co. ma Lorain A.
We. roh zap. 88 ul. diva masko-
vani auto-bandite zmocnivse
sc zoku bankovek, stribrnych a
zlatych minci, celkove hodnoty
$4,000, rychle banku zas opu
sill, nacez k dalsimu uteku po-
uzili auta pred bankou je wy
ckava ajiciho. Penize nalezely
firrne American Borovisk Co.,
zabyvajici Sc vyrobou hedvab-
nych latek. Tri zrizenci NELL
ty penize firme k vyplate prime
sti. Dvojice tom patrns We
della a prepad ma bance nasle-
doval. Le,aci policejni eskadry
jsou lupiclm v patach.
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HOOVER CINf STAROSTI O.
BEMA STRANAM.
Demokrate Sc obavaU, ze ho u
chvati republican,, kdezto sta
ra garda pry no nechce.

Washington, 16. brezna. Re-
publikansti vidcove mali pine
ruce prace, jak naloziti Woo
dem a Lowdenem, kterizto oba
zahajili jiz oficielne svoji kan
pan volebni. Nyni jeSte Sc do
toho pfipletl Hoover, nimz
start politikari nevedi 81 rady.
Nekteri republican, dokonce
prohlasuji, ze bude Hoovera
tezko poraziti. Mnozi pax pred
pokladaji, re pomery Sc tax
vytvari, ze bude mono odstra
niti Hoovera znemozniti mu
i pripadne nominaci demokra-
tickou.
Demokrate jsou taktez V uz-
kych oh,edne Hoovera. PeniZe
nestaly Sc jeSte hlavnim cinite
lem V boji o demokratickou
nominaci. Hlavni zajem demo-
kratI Sc soustred'uje okolo to-
no, jest-li republikanum podari
Sc urvati Hoovera.
l v tom pripade, kdyz Hoo
yer by byl vibec odstranen z
volebniho kolbiste, hrozi de-
mokratim jeste jine nebezpe-
cf a tim jest otazka prohibic-
nj.
Neboji Sc ami toho, ze Bryan
by mohl dociliti dostatecny po
Get hlasu k nominaci, jako hla-
vne toho, ze tyz by chtel vnu-
titi absolutni "suchost" do vo-
lebni platformy. Proti tomu
hledaji leku u presidenta Will
soma.
Stoupenci Wilsonovy strany
totiz predpokladaji, re mali
dosti dnvodu pro to, ably mo-
hli tvrditi, re president Sc u
chopi liberalnejsiho vykladu
prohibice a bude zadati modi-
fikovani 18. dodatku cd sve
strany, jakoz i odsouzeni re-
presivnich opatreni, ktera Sc
dotykaji osobni svobody a jez
byla vyvolana jedine valecny-
mi pomery.
z dalsich spasiteln demokra-
ticke strany uvadi Sc take
Hearst, ktery pry ma v umy-
slu. spolu jinymi vstoupiti me
ri "vyvolence" pro demokrati-
ckou nominaci, ma zaklade no.
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CHLAS PREVRATU NEMEC-
KsfiO v ZEMfCH RA-
ICH.
Tyre, aeme moznem spo-
A. m, $ Bavorskem.

Vflen, 16. brezna. Udalosti
berlinske nalezaji i jisteho o.
hlasu Rakousku. Zbyvaiici
zeme, hlavn6 Tyrolsko .Vo-
rarlsberkem ba i nejblizSi Vi
deTske okoli Sc snazi odtrhnou
ii Cd socialisticke Vidne a vrh-
nouti Sc do spolku Sc soused-
MIN katolickym Bavorskem, V
n6mz o znovudosazeni ma trim
usiluje bavorska dynastie Wi
telsbachu. Pro Widen samou
mohla by miti generalnf stav-
ka N6mecku katastrofalnich
nasledkd. jelikoz vetsina potra
vim a uhli dopravovana jest
pres N6mecko.
Monarchisticky pokus V Ne
mecku nemalo posilil podobn6
snahy Rakousku soused-
Mich Uhrach Jest dosazeni ne
iakeho krale snad ien otazkou
n6kolika tIdnu. Pokrokove re-
pub 'ikanske strany, aby patr-
ne reakci bvlo celeno, chystaji
We Vidni velke demonstrate ma
pamatku bTeznove revoluce r.
1848.
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We progresivni strany. Vudcove
strany pripoustl, re bude miti
velky vliv ma vyber kandida-
tn a taktez ma spracovani
platformy, arcit' jen tom pri
pade, kdyz bude spravne u
den. Dale pax povazujf ieho
dalsi hrozbu "a vaznou, nebot'
prohlasil, re nebude-li demo-
kraticka strana nominovati po
krokoveho kandidata, vrhne
celou svou vahu ma zrizeni no.
We strany, ktera by byla vede-
ma republikanskym senatorem
Borahem, anebo demokratic-
kym senatorem Roodem a Col
bym. Vsak zadny demokratic-
ky vGdce V zemi nechce Sc
Hearstovi nijak zavdeciti, aniz
snad vyhov6ti Bryanovi.
Doposud tedy mono rici, ze
ODE strany Sc nesjednotily II
vyberu kandidatu. Lid mGze 81
z toho witt priklad, ably 81 Wy
bral sveho kandidata bez ohie
du ma to, ida sc to vGdcum o.
bou stran libi nebo ne.
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Jedna z Luettwitzovych pod
minek Ebertove Wade vyznfva
V prani, aby nebylo dbano ver-
sailske mfrove dohody a arma-
da nemecka nebyla zmensena
aniz znicen valecny material,
misto klidne prace, kterou by
zahojeny byly rany valkou "a
sazene, mely byti cineny move
pfipravy k dalsim vybojdm.
Timto stanoviskem a pax o.
kolnostmi, ze vyhlasil pf1sne
tresty pro ty, kteff by podneco
vail delnictvo k stavce, ztratf
prusacky ten zoldner pIdu pod
nohama. Generalni stavka ce
lem Nemecku vyvolana a take
disledne provadena jest nej-
zfetelnejsi odpovedi.
Ia vcerejsich srazek bylo
die dosud nepotvrzenych zprav
zabito V Berline as 60 osob a
dnes hlaseny byly srazky v oko
II Postupimskeho namesti. No
va vlada povolava z okoli Ber-
lima vojenske posadky, aby pa
trne upevnila svoje posice. Roz
sifovane povesti o zaslani O.
streho spojeneckeho ultimate
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KUBA JEST v MfRU S NE
MECKEM.

Havana, Is. brezna. - Ku-
ba jest nyni v miru s N9mec-
KEN a 1redni styky zahy budou
navazany, jak oznamuje dfed-
ne vcera vecer kouncil tajemni
XII. Bylo udano, ze presidento-
va proklamace v tom smyslu
schvalena byla kouncilem a bu
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nove Wade dra. Kappa jsou u
fady co nejrozhodneji popira-
ny a vyvraceny. Zastupci spo-
ieneckych moci v Berlin6 me-
skajicfch konali pouze $ Kap-
penn konferenci informaGni.
Ma berlinskych ulicfch bylo
zatceno n9kolik osob pro roz-
sifovani protivladnfch letakt
i komunistickych pamfletd wy
bfzejicich ke gener&lni stavce
a "svetove revoluci."
Dalsi zpravy z Nemecka hla
81 dalsf stavky v Duesseldorfu,
Hamburku. kde jsou zavfeny
skoly, kavarny, banky i bursa.
Stetfne, Norimberku j. Ma ne
kolika mistech podafilo 50
spartakovcum zmocniti Sc kon
troly ale podobne pokusy nema
il zpravidla dlouheho trvani.
ByvalJ financnf ministr E.
bertova ministerskeho kabine-
tn, Matyas Erzberger byl ma
obvin9ni riznych podvodt y
pondeli zatcen, iak oznamuje
depese zaslana Exchange Te-
legraph Co.