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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
Your Electric Washer.

Electric washers equipped with
wooden tub section tend to warp if
kept in a laundry that is artificially
heated. However, if you keep a wet
sponge in the washer when not in
use you will run no risk Of this sort
of thing.
Never fail to Oil your washer when
you have finished using it. If you
permit your laundreSS or maid to use
an electric washer make a point per-
sonally to see that this is done or
intrust it to some one whe appre-
well oiled. Many a blowout may be
avoided if the device is kept well
oiled.
If the tub section OF the washer
may be removed see that this is done
occasionally, 80 that it may be thor
that no small articles or buttons have
slipped beneath.
1t is worth while to buy soap chips
In large quantities if you use a wash
er regularly. A half barrel would
not be too much. and you can doubt
through some local laundry estab-
lishment.
Remember that the washer cannot
be really effective unless you have a
good spapsuds. And RENE mber. too
that no matter how good a suds VOL,
have your clothes will not look clean
and will not be clean unless they are
well rinsed in at least two waters, and
this water should be hot enough to
carry off the particles of soil that
have been dfslodged in the washing
process and that may have adhered
to them.
Don't feel that just because Won
have washer 1t Is not necessary to
have clothes soaked. All white cot
ton or linen clothes should be soaked.
This opens the Abers of the material
SO that they are In a condition to give
up their dirt the better when they.
are washed. And don't expect thai
very grimy clothes. take, for instance
white stockings worn by the baby
member of the family who is inst
learning to creep. will come out OF the
washer white unless the. soiled parts
nave been specially soaped and rubbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

Over in London there is an amazing
brilliancy OF costumery. also de-
lightful atmosphere of well bred gay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
THE SPORT SUITS OF LONDON
BY ANNE RITTENHOUsE.


woman of position aud birth dressed
In the darkest of wartime clothes.
The only fash Of sartorial gayety
in Paris was At tho different exhibl-
tons held by the dressmakers who
offered clothes to Americans. At
Deauville and other race resorts the
apparel was too garish and showed
that it was being worn by new class
of women who. recently acquiring
money. had not learned the art OF
putting it into the right clothes.
The contrast in London was strlk-
ing. It's restaurants were crowded
with gay people. The best of every
body was dining out. going to the
play and supping afterward. Inc
British women were more smartly
dressed than they have ever been:
The shops were filled with good
clothes. The new French gowns were
all there and English organizations
added.
The interest to the artist who jour
neyed through the London shops ana
it's places of gayety, was in the guam
tity Of street clothes and the clever
ness of sport suits which were being
made for the British women who give
October and November to country me
These had q quality Of brtlliancy plus
durability.
The sweaters. the machine-knttted
suit blouses, the topcoats, the tweed
and homespun tailored suits ana sep
arate skirts; the broad-toed ieatne.
low shoes, the color of the KNITTED
wooden stockings. gave sheer oehsh'
to the American woman.
Such are the clothes she likes 10
wear, from the pines of Florida &c
the spruce of New England. Such
clothes are her companions. she I'M
derstands them. They do not fill heI
with anxiety like some of the French
gowns. She does not wonder whether
they will fit, or whether they Will be
useful, after she arrives in the
states. She knows they will give hel
all that is desired
The American women were SHOP
ping gaily and generously in London
which was the reverse Of what they
were doing in Paris. There was a Bit
ter complaint through the summer by
the French who had anything to sell
of the American who did not buy
This complaint was not made in Lon
don.
Enos, in London. was building
clothes Of extraordinary smartness for
the smart English set Each day the
place was filed with notables. One
saw the well known faces OF Amerl'
cans who live in their own country
and Americans who bore English
titles and lived in England.
One day the Duchess OF Marlbor-
ough, she who was Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt, ordered a sport suit IN
black, and the same thing was ordered
in brown by another American, who
bore a titled French name.
Our artist sketched it on the Ouch
ess of Marlborough as it is shown to-
day. The original suit was in brown
tweed, featured with fine check
There is, first, one-piece sleeveless
frock of tweed. worn under dark
brown sweater, trimmed with fringed
tweed. There is a belt, OF red kid tied
in front and kid binds the aeck OF
the frock. Over this is worn a tweed
cape which has a pointed hood for
rough weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
HOME ECONOMICS.
by MRS. ELIZABETH KENT.
Shocking.

Shocking is a pretty way Of arrang-
ing and holding in place the fullness in
various parts Of garments, as across the
shoulders or front of blouse, or at the
wrists or waist Of a child's frock. The
cloth to be shocked must be gathered
with even stitches and drawn up to
about one-fourth the measurement when
plain. and the shocking then consists
OF ornamental stitches on the surface of
the gathers.
The material should be charted for
gathering. on the wrong side. by hori-
zontal rows of dots. the space between
the dots. usually from one-eighth to
three-eighths of an inch, depending on
the weight of the material, and the
amount to be gathered the distance be-
tween the rows varies likewi3e, from
three-eighths to three-quarters of an
inch. The dots may be marked in pen
Gil. measured and guided by a ruler. or
transfer patterns may be bought for this
purpose. For the gathering, strong
thread. forty to sixty, should be used
the gathering should be done on the
wrong side with one little black stitch
at the first dot to prevent the knot
from slipping through the cloth. The
needle should lift the cloth between dots,
passing over just few threads on each
dot When all the lines Of gathering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
Tested Recipes.

Cheese Loaf.-One cup grated cheese,
one-half cup chopped nuts. one and one
half bread crumbs, one egg, salt and
pepper. one-half teaspoonful extract Of
beef. two tablespoonful hot water, one
tablespoonful chopped onion. Dissolve
extract of beef in hot water. Mix the
ingredients and add enough water to
hold the mixture together. Pour into a
baking dish and bake in moderate
oven. ~. j. i.
Bean Loaf.-To one can Of pork and
beans, mashed or rubbed through a
sieve. add one cup of cold cooked pota-
toes, mashed. one we'll beaten egg and
one small onion finely chopped: Season
to taste. Form into a loaf. dust with
cracker crumbs, and bake until nicely
Drowned. Slice and serve, either hot or
cold, with salad dressing.
and beans one cup Of tongue, diced, and
one cup of finely cut celery. Season
with salt. pepper. ono teaspoonful Of
chopped parsley and two tablespoonful
of diluted vinegar. Mix well. Line a
salad dish with crisp lettuce leaves, add
the salad and cover it with salad dress
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
Fashion Notes.

Black satin and bright colored net
appear together in the evening.
Small Egyptian turbans for evening
wear are made of silver cloth.
The prominent colors in woolens are
gray, beige, sage green and navy.
Spangled tunics in panel and apron
effects are used for evening wear.
Wide sashes of ribbon are overhung
with loops of the ribbon or dress fabric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

Camers-hair duvetyne. called Kasha
duvetyn. promises to be very popular.
Crepe and satin blouses are trimmed
with narrow. pleated ruching in SELF
fabric
Large fans are fashioned Of white
black and metal laces on amber sticks
Novel necklaces are Of groups Of
large colored beads widely spaced on
colored cords
The plaids for next spring will in
troduce brilliant colored stripes outlined
in black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

Bordered goods showing brilliant col
ors In Balkan deslgns WIN be q eprinss
feature.
Some smart tailored dreasas are COL
larless have short, scant skirts and
short sleeves.
Wide ribbon sashes have a tsnAsocy
to drape diasonally and form boW Ut
tho side.
For sport and afteenoon t. arspes
Of crepo do chine and crepe canton are
worn, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

are in, the material should be drawn up
to one-fourth its original width, and
fastened by each thread wound on a
pin. or by two threads tied together.
Then on the right side of the cloth the
gathers should be pulled evenly into
place, exactly alike on each row.
The decorative stitches are then put
on with any embroidery cotton OF silk
suited to the CLOTH of the same or con-
trasting color The first stitch always
used at the top Of any design is, the
outline, worked on the first row, the
thread being allowed to drop naturally
below the needle, and the tip of one
plat taken up in each stitch.
The single cable is worked from left
to right, like the outline. but the thread
is reversed at each stitch-that is,
dropped below the line for the first
stitch, thrown above the line for the
second. below for the third, and; SO on
Double cable is made by working an
other row Of single cable close under the
first row, but reversing the thread in
the opposite order-that is. above the
line first, then below and so on,
Copyright 1920.t
y, ~,t@o. r,1oIr 1ai ~o1orr most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

SPORT SUIT WORN By THE OUCH
ESS OF MARLBOROUGH. WHO
WAS MISS CONSUELO WANDER
BILT. THE ORIGINAL, AS DE
SIGNED BY ENOS OF LONDON, is
OF ROUGH TWEED. IN BROWN,
WITH A FINE CHECK. THE
SLEEVELESS FROCK is WORN
UNDER A DARK BROWN SWEAT
Err, TRIMMED WITH FRINGED
TWEED. THE BELT OF RED KID
Is TIED IN FRONT. OVER IT is
WORN A NOVEL TWEED CAPE.
London after summer in Paris felt
a thrill Of excitement at the change
from a quiet and almost deserted
city where few women appeared In
new costumes and where the average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
START DRIVE FOR SCHOOLS
Arkansas Legislators Will Insnect
Agricultural Institutions

FORT SMITH, Ark. November "a
Of the next Arkansas legislature viii
leave Little Rock, November Is. for q
tour of the agricultural schools az
Missouri. Iowa, Illinois, Michigan ana
Wisconsin. it was learned here today.
Improvement in the states aEri-
trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

Rokhara wool is appliqued onto velvet
in such a way as to give the effect of
stripes.
Jet. imitation coral, hde and tur-
quoise hold their popularity in the realm
of ornament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09

Tailored 6louses Of black satin arr
trimmed In a novel way with dull Roit
upholstery braid.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Pocet Japonci v Ca
lifornii vzrIsta

Po6ct j~aponskeho oby~vatclstva
v California stoupil IN poslednich
desct lei 2 1886 na 1929, die
ornament ~vysledku posIedniho
1titdni obyyatelstva. C'asopisy V
California yenoyaly v poslednich
dnech tomnto varisin %japonsktho
obyvatelstW matnon pozornost,
aGdajice o nmezrni dalsiho ste.
hovdni Japonci do tohoto statu.
Gnverntr William d. Stephens Y
pfipise sekreiafi st6tu Colbymu
addd, ably bud'to diplomatickou
cestou ancbo zdkonoddrstvim IN.
mczen byl dalSi pfiliv pfisteloval.
ed asiatskych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
F4ospodafsky boykott
~poskozuje Uhersko

u Vidne se o%znnmnje, ~ boy
kott Uherska o%dborovymi orga.
nisaccmi dopravnich mmtstnancd
here v Rak0usku ma scbe politi-
ckou tvafnost. Aktnjici ministr
dopravnictvi, Seerdik, k%fcsfansky
socialista, naffdil, ably zcleznitni
zamestnanci, ktefi odepfou dopra-
vovati zbozi do Madarska, byli
propnatini a nahrazeni zfizenci,
kteff jsou ochotni ' ttto doprave
pokraeovati Socihlni demokratt
hned po vyddni tohoto rozkazi
syolali vclkon schnzi q mali Y r.
mysIu p%racovati ' zdjmn zastaye'
nj osobni doprayy do Madarska'
Uhfi opIhccji RakouHku tim, ~
zastayujf doprayn cerstvfho oyoce
n zelcnin q uhli y doIh v Yelling.
d0rfu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
HrGzovlada panu-
je ' Londonderry

Pct Sim Fcinistd bylo usmrcc.
no pfi vytrznostech ' Londondcr.
nv v Irsku Y 1tcry u w stfedn,
kdy ' jmenoyantm meste nylddla
prayh hrdzoylada. M mnohych
nlicfch doslo X yrszednt stfelbt,
ie1 tryaIa celg den q dlonho do
noel prayi We, ~ mnoho lidf bylo
~usrtrceno q mnoho poraneno "
rdzngch t6stech mtsta, ale pies.
ngch zprhy 0 tom nenf X stfelbe
dochAzelo 20 ccItm mtsts a Tide
neodvazovaIi ~ AMI witt M uli.
d. X hlavni srhzce doklo W sire.
du mn Bisbopove ulici kde ~
sbromAzdili IN barikddnmi sinn
F%einisft. Po ceIS den Mfflcno by.
10 IN n~nionisiy, ktef sOnstfedenl
byli hlayne V Barraks nlici Poll
Gle ~ Bishopoy6 nlici byIa Y pra'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

lak sdslrho h,la ' lschta auecl
edbutrm sptasedluos,l W Wash.
Melola Ndalp satulenI auarrhi.
Na n kumnnisiA N,gm / delhi.
|ciyn ably odep,elo utadl ma mad
ehauiicicL Nulbaeh u r%o,stale y
NtSeni sladt rraviieln landi'
lati s,ran pro presidcnisiN, iso,l
ohviNovkni ' nruniimnusii y ne.
sesinosii a mluvi 80 . nieh iakc
otrocich kapiialismn v t0rnSch
.brosurach, kters danny hyly die
sdslrni udhoru sprnsedlnosii, do
ohshu We velktch maslech. Y IL.
iacich n broiutach j. d~elnlc,vo
vygyvano, ably stavkoyalo TAX IN.
sto iak il moRno, svldsts ably W.
vnlhvalo Siayky vsrobecnt, ably
pfev1alo lov6rny, dolly a skladi.
sta. areorpanisovalo relou Spolet'
nosl n ptitinilo ~. ably vyrahiie
linn dostalo 81 vseho ovocr ' pra.
ce. Ahy ioho hylo docileno, del.
nirtvo must odeptiti svoii ldas,
fn volhach n okumSiia pfikrociti
X organisaci dalnickych komnni.
sticktch sovatn a k povst6ni proti
pfitomnt spolctnos'i
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Usmrcen pfi padu
a~eroplanu k zemi

Martin Bcfrh, - roxy start, '
Volga ~ H., byl usmrccn a po-
rueik John lIoag y Minneapolis
poranen phi sticeni Sc acroplanu
: vSse GOO stop ma poll nednleko
mestetku Volga, =. ID. Bergh do.
praven byl po padu do ncmocni.
&c, ME zdc Mmfel IN kratko IRA.
neni Hoagova byla prohlaSena ia
lehk6, Porutik Hoag slouSil po I'll
roxy m bo.jistich We Francii jake
ellen anglickych wduchoplavcc.
kyeh sborn. DO Volga, $, D., w.
konal cestu v aeroplanu y Mime.
apolis, ..s
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Recko ma volnou ru-
ku v bojich 8 Turky

Recku poskytnuta byla V konfe.
renci premierd Y lIythe prGvomoc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Z.emstfeseni po-
stihlo California

V pondeli minultho tfdne We
der pociten byl anatn3 otfes zeme
v nskterych tastech California u
Z cela iady NEST a mestetek o.
zndmeny byly znatnt skody. Nej'
vice postileno bylo mastetko IN.
glewood. Cal, yzdalent asi 10 mil
ma .iihozdpad cd Los Angeles, --
Pres dvacet obchodnich BUDDY
tohoto m6stetka bylo temef dplna
zniGeno, vedle cclc fady BUDDY
residcncnich. Masobovdni plynem
n elektfinou bylo %pferuseno, Ie.
metrescni zp6sobilo Matnon sko.
du i v Los Angeles, kdc mnoho
okennich tabuli bylo ro2bito a
mno2stvi budov poskoaeno. lidt
zasa2eni hyli cihIami, padajicimi
80 stfech. kde kominy ~ shrouti.
~. San Pedro, Long Beach, Santa
Monica u Venice taktta o2namnji
mensi skody. Skody mmst fesenim
zpisobent obmezily So ma okres
Los Angeles, 20 prynim silnem
otfesu nasledovaly ri mensi, V
mestetkn IngIcwood n6kolik osob
bylo lehce poraneno, Edisonoya
budova n Iaughlinova bndova Y
Los Angeles, ktcrt byly cd sebe
oddeleny nckolik pnlcit, byly zc.
metfesenim srazeny dohr0mady,
V restaurantech v los Angeles
doslo k Macntmu poplachn pr
prynim otfesu n mnozi Tide zyed'
II sc cd tnbuli u sp6chali ven, V
lnglcwood skoda yemttiesenim
zpisobend o%dhaduje Sc asi na
800, 600 Skody Y Los Angeles n
jinSch mistech okresu jsou odha.
dovany ma $4,000. V Inglewood
zahaicny byly lined prace ma
znovu vybudovani znitenSch bu-
d0v.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Svaz narodI roz-
hodne spor mezi
Svedy a Finskem

tasopis London Times sdeluje,
he s~pojeneckt u sdruaent vlddy
posIaly Finsku u Svtdsku zvldstnl
notu, v ktcrt 2adaji tyto stdty, n
by pfedlozily svnj spor o Aland-
skf osirovy k yyfizeni Svazu M
rodd. Svtdsko zadd, ably doslo X
plebiscitu ma Alandskych ostro-
vech, jcz nalezaji @ mezi Fin
skcm u Sy6dskem, tyrdic, ze vet
sina obyvatelstva je syfdsktho
pivodu. Finsko naproti tomu tyr
df. H. ostrovh tichto je nutne ire.
ba zemi zc strategickych dhvodh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
hlavni pfici-
nou nesnazi Evropy

= Vftsina spojeneckvc statnikd
Y Europe Wndva, zc Rusko je
hIavni pficinou vscch nesnazi G.
vropskych. Vseobecne sc uzndvd,
ae Dude nutno : Ruskcm navazati
n6jakf styky, avsak ohIrdn6 tech
to stykfl jsou pferhznc ndhledy
kdyby byIa MONA dohoda Y ttto
vtci, Europa byla by zbavena pc.
loving svyeh nesnhzi. o zdIeaito.
sti toto icdnalo We ma k%onfcrenci
prcmicrd Y Bologne Y minuIych
dnech. AnglickS premier Lloyd
George zadal, ably otdzcc Rusks
%venovala sc p%ozornost p%fedcvsim u
po Il teprve pfikroceno k otdz.
KAN o%statnim, tykajicfm SO hlav-
NJ Polska, Azcrbajdzann, Gruzin.
ska n Perslc, AnglickS stdtnik mi
"a TO, ~ vsechny mcnsi ncsndze
rozlustf We samy scbon, jakmile
mujato Dude ntjnkf dcfinitivnf
stanovisko k Rusku M IN TO, ze
by n~ejlcpaim vyehodiskem y ttto
n~epfijcmpt situacc bylo, kdyby
Frnncie, Angle n Itnlie dosly X
dohodt M obcbodnf z6sadt Wei
Rusku Lloyd George snail Ne u.
skati premiere MilIcrsnda pro nj.
bIedy anglickfho ksbinetn, ktery
IL zfejm6 nakIonen K podhni pfa.
tclskt rnky K,Iskn, jak nejIfpc
AasyFdcovnlo jednhnf = 1regori.
jem Krasinem, bolSe vickym mini.
siren obchodu, V Londyne Rusko,
jak se vyroxumfvh, kAda definitiy.
nj odpovtf M sv6j pokadavek 0
.brzkf obnoyenf 0bcbodnfch stykh.
Lloyd George j. pro obnoveni oh.
chodnich styk6, avsak FraDcie je
rozbodnf prot MIN. Prayi ", M
take DekteH Henovf aOgIiekt IN.
branienf hfadovny podpornjt str.
n0yisko Francie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

NgsVie . VI ps.slsts0 \ atuLtm
rese sslai iss as ave tlsilm ~.
Ice " iu.sAisr ~ u sps.hs
|s'kN ss'onr,ls 10 s,A,es.ho "a.
pasn l.n'r luhsleim ~ tets.
hrm 1915, ahehmlhl hllaac. , MA
rrosnsch h,la loliku .aasioAh.
ga nned nksleiallcihu foAu walk
s,ourla IA siiau sC2 els "a PRIV.
NTH ledeubel M lca lainsho lis.
lAlnlo tola ahehodnl bllanrs n.
lasuie , nes ptoalieh sa7ss,
tal co. avail yt,A ' H. h,o is,
deuae,i msaclch b,l ,sia. hell y.
telnt penods lsi pieicslS 81. w.
kamir celko,ou tislici salil,
.lal,al9 nroli sumo si,eh2 2sg CSC
"a dvanaei nesIe6 tukn ptcdcha
teliriho. Y race bslnsm s,oupl do
snafnf miry piivu1 ~ iedenae,
mssicn h'tnsho fiskalniho tokul
pii,escno hylo DO srms shusi ' ce.
No sl6sh iil.ii1 pfcjchageiici,
rekotjni ptiyog byl sa,Oa5 720. 06s
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Velka pfevaha nase-
no vyvozu mad pfi-
vozem v peti letcch

Cd mhajenf syttoyf vAlky '
roce 1914 spojeDf Sthty vyvezly
vice zbozi ~ zemt o *l7,000,O 600.
600 neali pFjvezIy, die prhys Wy.
dane yprhyy odbom obcbodn. Y
zajimsyt TITO zprhys W. pravi, ~
obchodni bilance W fiskhlnim no.
ee, koncfcim ' roce 1914, prhvk
mksic pred valkOu, yykazoyala V
ndk prospsch s47O,0OO,0 600 Aysak
bned ' prypfm roce yhIky nkazo.
vaIa obchodni bilance pfcyahn
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LID v PETROHkA.
Dc A MOSkvE JE
TRAPEN HLADEM
poect obyva,cls,va obou
tschto mest klcsl ma
p~olovinu.

oh,,a,rlx,so Mosk,s a rcito'
hfadu hladoSi dlr <aslrni amer.
vkcho nn,inaisl,ho kotrespoh.
Jenta iohna claytona, licry 4,
minal,ch dnrch sraiil ~ , Rusla
Ito paiile. 70 ccls diva posledni
roxy ohysaiels,vo isch,o mssi ne
mslo dosia,ck po,ravin, ably u.
driclo ,slo ! dusi nohromait -
Gerry chlsb. jcns le kyselS, spi'
nav, . n,s,ravitelny, ie hlayni
pplraunou obyva,el tschto NEST
chltb tcn,o sapijeji taicm, vafe.
nym \ bfegcvsho listi
"Nrm0Se,e ,uto siiuaci ndlcai,s
pochopiti," pravil ku korrespon
drntu mlady anarchista, pracuiici
u vlady Petrohradm "dokud IN
ncyirayite naiakon dobu Vite, 10
lid je hladovy n M | w : velkou
s6sobou pence tasto hludoyitc A.
vsak w ncviditc syoie pfatcle Il.
se odchaseti, iednoho po drnhem,
ttmsf den ~ dnc, umiraii z hladu,
= nedostatku potravin a silly cd.
poru vnti nemocem. Potet oby.
vatelstva Pctrohradu sniScn byl
M polovinu naslcdkem hladu. -
Dslnici ncynstanou We mssts, kdy2
n%alcynou lepsi pomary We svych
vcsnicich. III. ktcfi zistanou, e.
mfon drive ancbo pozdsji,"
To, 60 bylo IN feteno o Petro.
hrada, plati take o Moskv6. Mo.
skva, kdysi masto o vice jak g.
100000 obyvatel, ma nyni sotva
100000 obyvatel n tento potet
poklesdvh kaadtho dine. y tohoto
millionu lidi nepochybne asi 10
proccnt jc 8 TO siskati neco potro.
vim ycdle pfidald vlddnich. Mezi
mimi naltzaji so rodiny kdysi vel
mi zdmoznt, .iez mali dosud n6co
ccnnych pfedmatn, kterd mohou
odprodati, uplatiti vladni dfedni'
Ky anebo spckulanty.
PRO takov6 jsou v Moskve ri
velke trSnice, kdc je mono zakou-
pifi bily chleb, mGslo a slaninu,
kohske maso, yeleniny a casem |
maso hovezi, teleci n jina. Libra
bneho chlebn stoif vsak dvakrate
tolik, 90 dSlnik dcnna vydtldvh.
Nenf proto divn, ae rodiny drnhdy
yelice yGmoSnt rychle chndioli,
pon9vada nGklad mn aivobyh Je
obrovsky.
vsechny %potraviny jsou spina.
VI. Maso dopravnje Sc do mesta
M ~otevfenych n spinavych vo-
zech. kons, ktefi ncjson schopni
tahu anebo hynou ndsledkem ne.
dostatku pice, jsou dopravovdni
do mesta. Tficet II n6kdy az padc-
sat denna jc dopravovdno do d.
stfcden, 2 nichz maso jc rozdtlo'
yano do vefejnych kuchyni n ma
pfidely. Zima lctosni byla yclmi
zla. X ncdostatku potravin pfi.
stonpil ncdostatck paliva n to je.
nom zvysilo utrpeni lidu.
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Japonci pro pfekaz-
kovy stat ma Sibiri

Japonsko nafidilo sym zastup.
elm, ably odcbrali So do City v.
Sibifi n obnovili vyjcdndvani y
bolscviky "a Itelem utvofeni boil.
.seyicktho pfckdakoveho st6tn, die
sdeleni kabelovt dcpcse y Tokia.
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Polaci znicili diva
bolsevicke pluky

Diva bolsevickt pluky byly 2ni-
teny Polaky Y bojich pri iece
Dnepr II Pripetskycb baaindch, die
zpravy y Varsavy. Severni konec
bitcvni linie byl %upevnen General
Pilsudski znovli seskupuje Poldky
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k udineni jakychkoliv ~vojenskych
opntfeni proti Turkim, die zprd-
w 2 Pafiae, Premiefi u jejich rad
ci shledali, re halezita opatfeni
~vojenskd prot tnreckym naciond-
Iistnm jsou nutnosti vzhledem k
tomu, ze vojska Mnstafa kemala
pasi ohroanji jiz ! Dardanely.
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VITA .lv,a ~, ia ubls'sha MAJ
W. ch,a,A hsle rossn'nv a rtas1
se ~ nili.h asmtcehl
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k protiofensivt Y Ukraine a pc.
knsi Sc zatlatiti Rnsy IA feku
Dnepr.