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The Washington times., 1920-10-16
Freed From
IQrture
EatOs1iC Cleared His
Unset Stomach

THE people who have seen mo
suffer tortures from neuralgia brought
on by an upset stomach now see me
perfectly sound and well-absolutely
due to Eatonic," writes r. Long.
Profit by Mr.. Longs experience,
keep your stomach in healthy condi-
ton, fresh and cool, and avoid the
ailments that come from au acid con-
di6on. Eatonic brings relief by tax
Ing up and carrying out the excess
acidity and gases it quickly.
Take an Eatonic after eating and see
now wonderfully 1t helps you. Big
box costs only trifle with your drug.
gist's guarantee.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
Senator Reed Hires Hall.

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct 1G.-Sen-
ator J. A. Reed. of Missouri an
nounced today that he had rented the
Kansas City Convention Hall for
Thursday night, October 81. 'in order
that I may be perfectly free to dis
cuss in my own way certain phases of
the political situation"
Senator Reed said he intended to
hold the meeting under his own aus
pices and added. II intend to do all
the talking myself" He would not
amplify the statement.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
TRIED AND PROVEN
FAMILY FRIEND

This little girls father says. "I
have been using Father Johns Med
icine successfully for the last fif-
teen years. / catch colds easily and
Father Johns Medicine seems to be
the only medicine that will do me
any good. i also give it to my
children when they have a cough
and with the same good results.
(Signed) Aug. j. Morneau, Boyl-
ston St., Fitchburgh, Mass. Safe
for all the family because free from
alcohol or dangerous drugs.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
CONGRESS PASSES
RESOLUTION FOR
SEPARATE PEACE

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The Re
publican peace resolution was adop-
ted finally today by the house. 1t
now goes to the. president.
The house majority accepted the
senate substitute for the original
house resolution, Democrats valnly
opposing it.
The vote approving the resolution
was announced as 22S to 139, which
was taken to indicate that veto by
the president could not be overrld-
den.
Twenty Democrats Joined with the
Republicans in adopting the resolu
ton, while two Republicans, Repre-
sentatives Kelley, Michigan, and
Fuller, Massachusetts, voted against
It.
Veto by the president is a foregone
conclusion, as also the inability OF
the Republicans to override his dis
approval.
Chairman Porter of the house for
eign affairs committee, in present
ing the resolution, adopted last Sat
urday by the senate, moved that the
house accept the measure unchang-
ed. which action he said would pre-
vent delay in sending it to the
president. Under house rules. only
one hour of debate was permissible
except by unanimous consent and
Mr.. Porter announced that he would
refuse to. permit longer ulScuSsloH'.
Democrats who have strongly OPP
posed the procedure were prepared
for their final attack on the meas
ure.
"Only ruin and defeat" face the
Democratic party in the next cleo
ton, if it follows the treaty policies
outlined by President Wilson in his
letetr TO Oregon and Kansas Demo-
Gratis, Representative Huddleston,
Alabama, Democrat, declared in a
speech supporting the peace resolu-
tiCn.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
New Trial Motion
Denied !. w. Duke

ROME, Ga, May 21.-Judge Moses
Wright, of Floyd superior court, has
overruled the motion of the defend
ant in the case of j. w. Duke
versus Rome Railway and Light
company for new trial, and, ac-
cording to the defendants attorney,
L. A. Dean, the case will be carried
to the court of appeals.
At the January term of that court
the case was heard and a verdict in
favor of Duke was returned, which
gave him damages to the amount of
$500 for injuries said to have been
received when the plaintiff was in
the employ of the railway company.
The case was based on the claims OF
Duke which stated that he had climb
ed Il pole while on duty, the pole be-
ing rotten, which caused him to
fall and receive such injuries that
he would be permanently disabled.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
DANIELS CHARGES
NAVY PROBERS
EXCEEDED RIGHTS

WASHINGTON, May 21.-secretary
Daniels today accused the senate
subcommittee Investigating Rear Adj
miral Sims charges against the navy
departments conduct of the war with
having exceeded it's powers in going
outside the original controversy over
naval war decorations. The commit
tee, Mr.. Daniels told Chairman Hale,
had given Admiral Sims an oppor-
tunity to make an OBSERVATIONS"
presentation of his charges when it
required him to produce his letter Of
criticism to the department.
The secretary appeared to undergo
cross-examination on his direct testi-
mony, concluded yesterday. After
Chairman Hale, in preliminary
statement, had stated that Admiral
Sims criticisms were impersonal and
aimed at Irresponsible heads" and
not at the navy as a whole, Mr.. Dan
iels turned the tables on the senator
and questioned Mr.. Hale regarding
features of the Sims letter He chal-
leuged the chairman to show by
reading from the letter that it re-
ferred, as Mr.. Hale had said, to the
first few months of the war.
In reply, the chairman read from
the Sims letter and testimony at
great length, but Mr.. Daniels insisted
that nothing had been read showing
that Admiral Sims confined his
charges to the first few months.
Secretary Daniels declared Admiral
Sims had charged Admiral Benson,
former chief of naval operations,
with lacking the will to win
Senator Hale replied that the
charge was not directed at Admiral
Benson, but at the man who had the
final responsibility.
Whom do you mean?" asked Sec
rotary Daniels.
"He referred indirectly to the chief
of naval operations and directly to
the secretary of the navy" replied
the chairman.
"And in view of that, you still
maintain that there were no person
alities' in the Sims letter." asked
the secretary.
yes" replied the chairman. THAT
wasn't charge, it was a criticism, u
Mr.. Hale said.
If Admiral Sims thought, when he
left the United States. that Admiral
Benson lacked "the will to win" he
should have so notified President
Wilson, Mr.. Daniels declared.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
HEALS STOMACH TROU-
BILE AND TAPE WORM
AT HOME

A sample home treatment which
gives quick and lasting relief in all
forms of stomach trouble, including
tape worms or other worms, is being
supplied to sufferers by Walter A.
Reisner, Box C-64. Milwaukee. Wis.
He is SO confident of results that
he guarantees absolute satisfaction
in every case or there is no charge
for the treatment. If you suffer
from stomach trouble or any kind
of worms. send him your name and
address today, as this notice may
not appear again.-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
LaGrange, Ca, Gains
Z05 Per Cent With
17.O38 Population

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The cen
sus bureau announced today the fol-
lowing 1920 population results:
Erie, Pa, 1882; Bristol, Conn,
2O,62O; Traverse City, Mich, 1925;
Hopkinsville, KY. 1896; Mohawk, N.
Y, 2,919; LAGRANGE, Ga, 1908;
Chickamauga, Ga, sos; Alpine coun-
ty, Cal, 243; Shasta county, Cal. 49,
BIZ; Moultrie county, Ill, 1889;
Clark county, Ill, 21,165; Unicoi
county, Tenn, 1926; Clay county,
1896.
Increases since 1910: Erie, 26,S47
or 4O4; Bristol, Ills or 52.7; Hop
kinsvil1e, PIT or 2.9; Mohawk, $40
or 40.4; LAGRANGE 11,451 or 2o5.O;
Chickamauga, 653 or 2O93; Moultrie
county 2O9 or IA; Unicoi county
2,919 or 40.5; Clay county, 1874 or
20; Trousdale county, 122 or 81.
Decrease since 1910: Traverse
City 1,190 or 9.S per cent; Alpine
county, sc or 21.4; Shasta county.
5,bv9 or 296; Clark county, 1852 or
100.
Mill Creek township is not included
in the total for Erie.
LAGRANGE SEVENTH GEORGIA
CITY IN POPULATION
LAGRANGE, Ga, May 21.-The Of
fetal census for LAGRANGE shows
population of 1902 as against S.
587 in 1910 The city has grown
wonderfully in this length of time
and the conservative estimates here
today are for a population of $4,000
in the next few years. This census
gives LAGRANGE seventh place among
the cities of Georgia.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-22
Fireman Killed

Pannell, volunteer fireman, was in
stantly killed and Adrian Moore and
E. F. Jones, two regular firemen of
the city, were seriously injured when
a large fire truck was dashed against
a tree while on the way to fire
this morning. ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
BRANDING BROADWAY" BY BIG BILL HART
 AT LIBERTY SUNDAY

The name of William S. Hart, popularly known to his hundreds of thousands of admirers the world oyer as Big Bill' shines like a bea- con in the film Armament MT. Hart's talents as an actor are re- inforced with a magnetism and gen. ialty of manner that make him per haps the foremost cinema player, in point of popularity in the world. Big Bill'' is peerless in the DOT trayal of roles of the red blood var iety and it is his manliness, his sinerity and .unrivaled skill of de- lineation which vests his character izations with the verismitude of truth and realism. His film DOT traits which have visualized with startling accuracy of detail, the brave but often misguided charac- CTS of the romantic west which long since has yielded to the inexorable march of civilization will long stand as examplifiers of the best the his trionic art has to offer.
 For tonight only Pauline Freder- ick in Out of the Shadows, will be the showing at the Liberty Thea tre. A weekly and comedy are also part of the bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

with sewing party at her home yesterday for Mrs. Thos c. Nc Donald who recently returned from an extended vssit to the States. During the afternoon a variety of smelling salts was the basis of a guessing contest which produced much merriment for the ladies. First prize for the majority of cor rect guesses was won by Mrs. Bert Loomis and Mrs. Shelledy took the consolation prize. Delicious re- treatments were served by the hos tess.
 Those present were Mesdames Young, D. H. Christoe, DeMytt, Me Donold, Gallwas, Cahill, Richards, Gray, Shelledy, Morgan, Smith, IT, vine, Loomis, Jack Mccormick and Graves
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
TO TEACH DANCING HERE

Mrs. B. A. Rosselle of Juneau has made arrangements to instruct classes in dancing for those who de- in Douglas has been engaged for the purpose. The work will start next week on Tuesday and Friday after moons, and different hours set aside for the different grades. It is un- derstood there will be classes for small children, older children and adults. Al fl,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

; Rt. Rev. P. T. Rowe, DD., Bishop Very Rev. G. D. Christian, in Charge Third Sunday in Lenten Special pen itentiaD season.
 At 500 P. NJ. Evening Prayer worship, with next sermon in Lenten es-"Temptation (not sim as the indispensable process for becoming our true selves, real men," or Holiness impossible unless possibil ity of shining"
 Thursday at , 100 P. M.. Prayer ser wise and Bible study.
 The Public is invited.
 No service following Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

There will be no evening service at the Congregational church Sun day evening. Owing to the sickness of Rev. Greening, pastor of the Methodist church at Juneau. Rev. Mcqueen will occupy the pulpit.
 Further notice will be given with regard to service at Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
MANY LADIES INTERESTED
 IN BOWLING

Last night was ladies night on the Treadwell bowling alleys and a good turnout was present to try their skill. The bowling was more of practice try-out and after a few practice games teams will be selected and tournament will be put On
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
ALASKA BUREAU OF PUBLICITY CANNERY CREWS, NOTICE

All web men, trap men, piie-driver crews, fishing crews and expert can nery workers are asked to register with Local No. l, Alaska Indus trial Union. By agreement reached with Alaska Publicity Bureau, all families and persons seeking general cannery work are asked to register with latter at it's office in A. B. hall. This is important to keep cannery work at home.
 TOM CONRAD,
 Secretary
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
FUNERAL TOMORROW

The funeral of the late James NJ. Miller is to be held tomorrow after neon from the Elks Hall The funer- al will be under the auspices of the Elks Lodge of which MT. Miller is a Past Exalted Ruler.
 The Elks are to meet at their Club rooms at one o'clock and the funeral services are to start at 1:30 sharp in the Auditorium
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
CARD OF THANKS

In behalf of the Sisters of St Anns of Douglas l wish to cxtent sincere thanks to everyone for tn, sympathy and kindness shown dur ing the sickness and death of oul beloved sister Mary Malachie.
 SISTER SUPERIOR MARY HILDA
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
SEWING PARTY

Mrs. James Christoe entertained
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
SEATTLE IN PORT

The City of Seattle landed at Douglas yesterday afternoon, for a couple of hours. The vessel unload ed about 2S tons of freight for the gers for here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
NEW CLERK

MT. Ike Weathers is now clerking at E. k. Smiths Drug Store, on Front Street, in place of MT. Loom is, resigned. The latter is now put ting in the time getting his gasboat ready for the Spring rush
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
TAKING UP TRACK

The Treadwell Company has a crew of men at work tearing up the railroad track leading from the old sawmill through the Native Vil- lage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-06
Boosters Dope
Say Everybody 1!

We told you last night that wewoud your glad regardless Of what 0d Taku done We ked nearly out of her shoes of the Aider says she will
 new pair of shoes by the time this and the best thing the whole thingshe is going to pair from of BUSINESS MEN THAT ADvERTISEs! And THINK-there was
 BUSINESS MAN light here in JUNEAU who told her got good from advertising. CAN YOU BEAT IT? we were HIM, think would back the STONE AGE!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29
JAP ANSkY ZALUSK Ma RJI.
SKE AcIJsKE DRAW

Lordyn, %. prosince. V Il.
fedni bolsevicke d,epesi, v KITE
re Sc cituje Gasopis "Izvestia"
Sc dovoznie, re jest uz jasno,
re Japansko &c nyni piidrzuje
taktiky zmocniti Sc pacific
kych bfehd a podr5eti 81 je.
We zprave teto sc dale pravi
"Japansky generalni stab 81
vyznacil opevn6nou linii V po-
bfeznfm pasmu cd Sanchaje
pres kwantungsky poloostrov
a ruske pobfezni krajiny a
Kamcatsky poloostrov.
"Japanci sledujf definitivni
imperialistickou politiku while
dem k dalekemu vychodnfmu
Rusku. Pri tom skryvajfce svo-
le plany doufali, re budou spo-
jenci jeiich cinnosti ma Sibiri
zehnati. Kdyz vsak je Ameri-
ka zakfikla, Japanci zadrzeli
a potali prohlasovati, re Sc bo-
il utoku bolsevikG a ze jest
nutno, ably chopili Sc ma Sibiri
aggresivy.
Japansko tedy odzbrojilo
rdske vojsko v Primorsk6 O.
blasti utinilo pokus likvido-
vati pevnosti Vladivostok a
a Nikolajevsk.
"Takove jsou zamery japan
skych imperialism. Cd Japan
ska Sc muze ocekavati, re Sc
bude houzevnate pfidrzovati
svych planu "a nasledkem toho
daleka vychodni ruska repu-
blika. sc svou vladou We Vrch-
MIN Udinsku, stoji tvari V tvar
prOblemu, re bude nucena de-
finitivne Sc braniti aggresi ia
pancG ma Sibifi.
"Jelikoz Sc to tyka stejnou
merou Ciny, must Sc tato pri-
pojiti ku vzdorovani japan
skym aspiracim ma asiiske pev
nine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29
STREJDA CANNON A |.
SHERWOOD.

Washington, %. prosince. Y
kongresu, ktery bude shromaz
den v tomto meste a. brezna
budou diva muzi mad jine vyni.
kajici. Strejda Cannon Hi.
nois, byvaly mluvci, a gen. l
r. Sherwood z Toleda. Po-
sledni, bude nejstarsim kon-
gresnikl, je mu jiz S5 let a
pred SO roxy s1castnil.'se dru-
he ii1augurace presideiita Lin
colna. Cannon slouzi pres 43
let a prekonal rekord j. S.
Morrilla 2 Vermontu, jenz az
do nynejSka byl z kongresnikG
nejdele. We sluzbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29

Podekoval Ia trest smrti.
Pred porotou V Chebu odsou-
zen byl techto dnech k smr-
ii provazem FrantiSek Herzig.
Zlociny primal a popsal v
obsahlem spise, ktery porote
predlozil a nadepsal Historic
k smrti odsouzeneho." Jsa cd
detstvi alkoholikem a epilepti-
KEN, dopustil Sc zprvu Thar
stvi, v Most6 zavrazdil jiste
d6vce. Kdyz pax byl uzavfen
v 1stavu pro choromyslne, diva
krate uprchl; ozenil Sc pod fa-
lesnym jmenem a zivil Sc kra-
dezemi. Posledne Zabil reznic-
keho pomocnika Strebera a
spachal pokus vrazdy ma stat
kare Koehlera. Tu byl zatcen
postaven pred porotu. Kdyz
mu soud oznamil rozsudek
smrti, dekoval radostne: "Di-
ky, dfky". We SVEN pfsemnem
doznani uvadi, re 81 pfeje byti
obesen, neb takova kreatura,
jako on, nepatri pry mezi IL
di.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29
cESkOSLOVENSKE PRAV-
Nj ZRfZENf " AMERICKEM
ODBORNEM TIsKU.

Listopadove tislo mesicnikr
journal American Bar Associ
alton" organu to advokatskt
komory V U. S. A. prinasi na
uvodnim miste obsahly clanek
dra. Jar. Vosky z csl. mini.
sterstva spravedlnosti o pray.
MIN zrizeni csl. republiky
Preklad teto informacni stat
obstaral Ven Svarc Csl. Ii
skove kancelare We Washing
tonu. Doporucujeme nasim
krajanGm k Sireni znalosti @
mas V americkych kruzich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29

! Bezruky vGdcem lupicu po-
kiaden. We Vyskove vypatrana
byla velka lupicska tlupa, KITE
ri tropila znacne skody, mimo
to pax vyloupila tri pokladny
v mlekarnach a trikrat vloupa-
Ia Sc do pokladny Hospod. druz
stva We Vyskov6. Naposledy
vnikli do mfstnosti, v niz byla
rokladna, sklepem. Vzdy ulou-
pill 2 pokladen nekolik tisfc.
Agent mestske policie brnen-
ske Pospfsil vypatral diva z lu-
ried: 24leteho Foltyna a Ska
roupku, oba z Vyskova. Foltyn
byl jiz nekolikrat potrestan
d'ouholetym d zalarem. Kdysi po
kusil Sc 0 sebevrazdu: vrhl Sc
rod vlak, ktery mu prejel ODE
rrce, tax ze jest beZ rukou.
Prdvodcfm mu byval Skaroup-
ka. Zjistilo Sc, ze Foltyn byl ma
celnikem lupicske tlupy. Krat-
CO ma to zatceni: Richard jim
dra, Jan Schorn. Anna a Jan
Davidovi, Stan. Hofer. Prohlfd-
Sami u mich zjisteno mnozstvi
zbozf z rdznych kradezf. Iii
steno bylo take, re mimo jine
lvvloupili mlekarny: V Senici u
Olomouce (tuto dvakrat). V
Huncovicich, Mezicich, Char
vatech (tuto dvakrat), Zarosi-
cich, Prostejove, Trebafove a
Vlcnove. Po dalsich clenech thu
py Sc patra.
Loupezne prepadeni hocha
u Senohrab. Krasne lesy IL Sc
nohrab-Hrusova znamy isou
velmi dobre prazskym vyletni-
KUN. V letnich mesicich jsou
Jimi take velmi oziveny. V te
to dobe jsou ovsem pustsi a
smutnejsi a proto take meme
bezpetneiSi. Poznal to dva-
nactilety synacek rolnika Y
blizkych Lensedel, Frantisek
Clhak, ubirajici Sc Gasn6 rano
kol Z. hodiny, tedy jeste "a
sera, stezkou Ike Hrusovu a Sc
lnohrabskemu nadrazi, ably od-
jel vlakem jako obvykle do
skoly. Kdyz dosel k mistu,
kde Sc costa ma spadu cd Len
sedel svazuie zprvu houstina-
mi k znam6mu hotelu V Hru-
sove, vyskocil ma zacka nezna-
my muz. Hroze mu dlouhym,
ostrym nozem a zabitim, svlekl
mladeho Cihaka rze zimnfku a
2 bot, natez zmiEel:s s: plaeem
vratil Sc hoch, k smrti poleka-
ny domu. Pc lupici neni ami
stopy. Sire okoli ie pfirozene
loupezi tou nemalo vzruseno.
kabaret pred soudem. Y
jednom prazskem kabarete
vystupoval pred casem herec
jenz pozadal kapelnika, aby
mu zahral neco "do nebe vo-
lajlciho." Herec ten mel cepi-
ci, podobnou biskupske mitre.
Ted je toho ina udani kle-
rikalu) zaloba pro urazku ma
bozenstvi. Soud pry naridil, a.
by ia pficinou zjistenf skut-
kove podstaty obmyslneho ci-
nu" bylo ono inkrimovane CT
slo programu zmin6neho kaba-
retu celym orkestrem a v ko-
stymech pfedvedeno soudnfI
budove. Neni to ovsem mic mol
veho. Asi pred deseti lety zpi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29


- - Asl1sssN'1sTE
val pred soudem pfi kytafe
Hasler pfsnicku O subrete lie
glerove a red. Fastrove, kterou
pred tim pei V clrkuse, scde ma
yelbloudu.
Parizsky "Cechoslovak" o
nasi republice. Zmlneny list pl-
Sc: tx 28. riinu. Jsou tomu
ava roxy, kdy pozivame sve
rarodni volnosti. Kolik obetl
stala, nez byla vybojovana
Zda by byli vsak spokojeni ii,
ktefi dali "a nj sve zivoty, kdy-
by dnes vse videli? Misto cile,
lradostne prace ma osvobozene
roll namnoze stranicke a mali
cLerne hadky, ktere dust vsech
I'll snahu. Takovy alespofi kaz-
dT musf mfti DOZEN, kdo v ci-
zine vezme nejaky mas dennik
do rukou. Ma druhe strane az
smesne sebevedomf. ktere Sc
Comnfva, re Sc kolem nei toci
ctly svet, ktere. ac teprve sko-
70 nemluvne, chtelo by udavat
ton a hrati prim We sv6tov6m
koncerte. Zda Sc, ze mnohym
padla pfilis lehce ona volnost
! do klfna ze 81 il nedovedeme
COST vaziti. Situaci dnesni naSf
republiky mono nazvati krisi.
hterou snad st'astne projdeme,
jen proto. ze krise panuje V ce-
lem svete".
Pluk Mistra Jana Husi z
Prahy? Zaslechli jsme povesti,
re prvni pluk nasi republiky.
nejstatecneisi a dosud republi-
ce nejvlce oddany, Mistra Ja-
na Husi, ma byti pfelozen z
Prahy do Bud6jovic. Tomu ne
chceme proste VERT, ponevadz
je nemozno, ably tento pluk,
ktery "a sve ciny jest odm6-
men cestnym ukolem byti straz
Gem hradu byl primo degrade
van a potrestan prelozenim do
male garnisony. A prvni mas
samostatny prapor, ma n6mz
visi dve nejvysSi vojenska wy
znamenani, ma byti zastrGen
nekam ma pomezi? Komu pax
na tom zalezi ably takovym
zpusobem odstranoval neirepu
blikanstejsi vojsko z Prahy?
Had ma polskem Tssinsku.
Nejvetsf horovatel pro pripoje-
nj celeho Tesinska k Polsku a
mas nejostudnejsf tupitel V ere
"plesbicitni", povestny "Dzien-
mix Czieszynski", uz dnes ztra-
ci hlavu, kan to speje vychodni
kraj TeSinska, cd mas odtrze-
ny. Praspatne pecuje o tuto
cblast varSavska vlada ne
chava il v naproste bfde po
STRANGE zasobovaci. Nenf tam
mouky ami zemakd, tim spise
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-29
"SvET'"

pax nenl tukG ,Imasa atd. Zmf-
neny list licl Evym zpGsobem
hroznOu bfdu a obraci pomalu
hnev svGj uz 10 Varsavv, liz
adresuje jist6 Iostra slova, ze
kazdy uz pozbyva d1v6ry K
rolske Wade" coz je crrav-
Gu trochu brzy - Ale neni
blda jen ma Tesinsku. Nenapa-
GA nam ovsemI zaznamenavati
To Il neJake skodohbosti. Lito
Je nam jist6 kazdeho trpfciho,
ale V celem Polsku, lax Sc nam
sd6luje z mist Yelmi informova-
nych, je situaca zasobovaci ne
smlrne zalostna = vyhnana sta
lynn valcenim AZ ma stupen ka-
t2strofalnf.
Ceskoslovensko We vseobec-
nern zemspise. " patem vyda-
nj svazku Evrop6 We vseobec-
mem zemepise prof. w. Rossie-
IA, ktere vyslo nyni Payoto-
We nakladatelstvf v Lausanne
Zeneve, jest venovano po prve
Ceskoslovensku jako samostat
nemu spolku Z stran. Jest ma
znacena jeho povSechna situa-
ce, raz zem6, pfirodni bohat-
stvf, lidnatost a strediska. Ce-
skoslovensko jest zeme rex,
rfirodne bohata, zvlaste uhlim.
$ velikym prdmyslem a vyvinu-
tym hospodarstvfm. Velkou ne
vyhodou jest, ze nema primeho
styku s mofem, ale "a to ie xii
zovatkou velkych vodnich cest.
Ceskoslovensko je zeme velmi
zalidnena, ale ma malo velkvch
NEST. Vlada je republikansky
demokraticka. Ke stati ie pfi-
pojena hospodarska a jazyko-
va mapka, obrazek Hradcan a
karlovarskych lazni.
Nemecka tvrdost. Spisova-
tel Karel Klostermann sci do
pense roku 1908, jest tedy sta
ropensistou. Ponevadz literar-
nj prace Il mas mnoho nevyna-
seji, .byl utin6n navrh ma IVY
Semi profesorske pense Klo-
stermannovy. (Ucival Ma ne
mecke realce plzenske.) Ne
mecka skolni rada vSak nedo-
porucila ZvySeni. ponevadz
Klostermann pTednasival V Ma
rodni jednote posumavske,
cimz pry nepiispival k umirne-
nj narodnostnich trenic.
Snatek dcery presidentovy.
Ma Staromestske radnici konal
sc snatek 81. Olgy Masarykove
p. NUDE. Henry Revilliodem.
U*edni vykon provedl starosta
mesta Prahy DIR. Baxa. Sved-
KEN nevesty byl p. kancler DIR.
Pfemysl Samal, svedkem zeni-
chovym pan Ernest Duy: