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Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
|SAR LEVEE N|THSTAADS FLOOD
NEW PARKING PLAN
PROVES POPULAR

The corner of Fifth and Main streets
was blocked this morning for some
time owing to the new paint the po-
lice department used in painting the
streets. The new method OF parking
which has been innovated by Chief
Of Police Dave Matlocll has proven
to be an excellent plan. Also The lines
showing where a pedestrian may or
NAV not walk.
This plan has been tried in a num-
ber of large cities and proved very
efficient in preventing accidents and
traffic jams.
Although it is rather hard for some
to get used to crossing the street in
the correct manner the traffic Off
GERS have been having little trouble
in that line since the new rules were
inaugurated.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
Employee Fired
For Spreading
Bad Road Report

For stopping several stages and
ears and informing them that blast
was to be set off this noon at the
construction camp near Shephard's
Bridge which would close the San
Diego highway two hours, when
such report was premature, an em-
ployee of the construction camp lost
his job today.
Special requests that the FL Cen
tr0 papers be informed were made
and these reports were published.
The road is closed from 12' to 2:30
but no blast will be fired for sever
al days which will close the road AS
hours. Indeed il is not the intention
Cf the foreman to fire any blast
which will close the road more than
half day. Due notice of such ac-
tiOn will be given.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
.SR. Al MAZDA NOT.
COMING BACK. TO.
RULE CANTljL-AND
Decides II Is Not Healthy DoWn
Here 0nd Unless Ordered To
Via Stag in L. a.; C0ntu Re
fuses 10 Quit.

Los ANGELES. June 8.-Senor A.
Armada, appointed by Gen. Obregon
as governor Of Lower California and
and so proclaimed by Col. Esteban
C2ntu, present governor, announced
last night on his return here from
Mexicali that he will not go back nor
make any further effort to assume
the office unless and until he is order
ed to do SO by Gen. Obregon OF Presi-
dent De la Huerta.
Senos Armada said he IS in receipt
Of Word from Col. Cantu, sent through
the Merican consuls Of CaleXico and
San Diego, that he (Cantu) thinks it
viii be wise to postpone for the pres
ent any change in the government of
Lower California. Under the original
plan Gov. Cantu was to have turned
the office over to his successor yester-
day.
Senior Almada's last move,. before
starting for Los Angeles on Sunday
night was to advise Gen. Obregon by
telegraph to send 5000 troops to occu-
py Ensenada Immediately. Col. Cantu
is said to have approximately 500 sol
diers at his disposal in the peninsula.
MEXICO DISFAYORS
Inc dellcate situation arises, ac-
cording to Senor Armada, from the
feet that Lower California does not
want to he taken back under the
wing of the mother country. The
inewly-appointed governor says that
when Obregon toI charge Of affairs
! in Mexico it was deemed wise to make
a change all around, for the sake OF
keeping the confidence Of The people
eIie declares it was at first thought
Gov. Cantu would not have to go, but
that ii was later handled by having
Senior Armada take over the govern
orship of Lower California and con-
tinue it along the lines that have beer
established by Col. Cantu. The latte,
was to have been given high posi-
tion in the army, it is stated.
NEGOTIATIONS were conducted through
/ General Obregon, and it was ar
ranged that Scnor Almada would ac,
ft'00tinf7nl on paUa ~
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
IN ADDRESS To
CONVENTION
OUTL LINES
FUTURE
The Question of League of
Nations Must Go To The
People; He Declares AS
The Convention Wildly
Applauds.
fBy Associated press)

CHICAGO, June 3.-The cOun-
try must drive President Wilson and
his dynasty from power and de-
feat the League of Nations as he
desires it, declared Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, temporary chairman
of the republican national conven-
ton, in his keynote address here
today.
Defending the senate's opposition
to the treaty of peace as a high and
patriotic duty, the senator flung down
this gauntlet:
I'VE make the issue; we ask appro-
baton for what we have done. The
people will now tell us what they
think of Mr.. Wilson's league and the
sacrifice of America"
While emphasizing the point that
around the league must be waged the
1920 presidential campaign, and de-
voting much of his speech to arraign-
ment of the Wilson administration,
the senator found time to lay before
the delegates the stand of the repub-
lican party on other salient problems
facing the nation.
CRITICIZES RECORD
Chief among these was Mexico. De-
claring it was time for the United
States to take firm hand in things
Mexican and end the "disgraceful
record" of the last seven years, Sena-
tor Lodge urged that this country
let the MeXicans choose as their pres
ident some strong and upright man
who is friendly to the United States
and determined to establish order and
then lend him real and cordial sup
port.
"Mexico lies at our DOORS" he de-
clared at is a primary duty for us
to deal with it under the Monroe
Doctrine, but nothing has been done
and yet we are asked to take man.
date for Armenia.
Salient points made by Senator
Lodge were:
Mr.. Wilson and his dynasty, his
heirs and assigns, or anybody that is
his, anybody who with bent knee has
served his purpose must be driven
from all control, from all influence
upon the government of the United
States.
"They must be driven from office
and power, not because they are dem
ocrats, but because Mr.. Wilson stands
for theory of administration and
government which is not American.
| THE return of the democrats to
power with Mr.. Wilson or one of his
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
Blast B{oW S Up:
Rack Comes Do1Or

Results from the blast of 60 tons
of powder and dynamite in Carriso
Gorge last Friday have been disap-
pointing.
The force Of the blast was straight
up instead Of sideways and up and
as result the mountain went up III
the air and settled in approximately
the same position as before.
People at Jacumba Springs thought
there was an earthquake and com
menccd phoning to FL Centre to see
how much dammage was done.
The steam shovels can now work
scooping out the rock but it will be
two weeks bafoFa the track is clear.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
Weather

Arizona--tait to-
night and Wed
nesday somewhat
warmer. Thurs
day probably fair.
Imperial Valley.
Warmer tomor-
row with Thurs
day fair.
Southern Califor-
p mia. Foggy
near the coast
with gentle west
erly winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
NJ CHANGE IN L|NEUP P; :;
IDEAL WEATHER GREETS
UNBOSSED DELEGATES

HECAGO, June 8.-The republican nation
al convention was actually called to order
at II "a when Chairman Hays appeared
He was greeted with applause and then
whacked his gavel
Bishop Charles E. Wo0dcock opened
the convention with prayer which was
long. Then the band played ''The Star
Spangled Banner" Senator Lodge was
introduced and spoke.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
OARKH0RSES MUST Be So, 'T|SLEARNED;
FRIENDLY BOOZE BESTS BELLHOP KIND
CaHonn Poppes DeIuge Chicago When Special Train Aip
ed Large Quantities at Various Prices according Where
II Is Secured; HirGm SIRE Of One Vote, Anyway.

who knows where to buy it at bargain
rates. It's cheaper, but scarcer.
"Bellhop" whiskey isn't as good. It's
sold largely to strangers. Just ring
the bell and ask the bellhop, and If he
happens to be the right kind of bell.
hop he'll get the stuff. Prices de-
pend upon what the middleman has
to pay. They figure 100 percent com
mission.
Oh, yes, it can be had in large guam
titles, too-anything up to 1000 cases.
A Chicago man slipped the word
around the Congress hotel lobby that
fContinued on Page 6)
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
REAL OLD FASHIONED CONVENTION,
BOSSES, PROMISES, N'EVERYTH|NC
Professionals in Control and Lots of Bosses
Leaders, They Expected to Name Candidate Lesser.
Bosses Also Bob Up for Their Share of Glory; Nobody
Kn0lUs What VIII HaDDen

wheel and horse-race. There are
chances to pull "a little something"
out. You can place Il bet at good
odds. You can get a real "inside
tip maybe. And you can see real
run for your money.
PROFESSIONALS IN CONTROL
Like all real old-fashioned conven-
tions, it is entirely in the hands of
professionals. The public has not
had any chance to mess things up.
That notion that there would soon be
popular primaries" at which the
voters of the party would decide what
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
BY gibson GARDNER
Especial to The Press

CHICAGO, June SITS really a
dear old-fashioned convention-the
kind the professional politician dreams
he'll go to when he dies.
If not golden streets there are
golden promises, and great flock of
candidates with golden purses bulg-
ing from their pockets, and cloud
vista of political jobs-jobs for every
body, and everybody's friends and
nothing to do but draw the pay.
Like all good conventions" nobody
knows what will happen. 1t has the
fascination of the grab bag, the faro
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
Robbers Foile d
BY Otto Jeancor'

Robbers were foiled last evening
by the unexpected arrival Of Otto
Jeancon, manager of the Southern
Electric company, into the office.
As Mr.. Jeancon entered the front
door of the office. the robbers, left
through the back door, The safe
door was open but nothing was dis
turbed. a report was made to the
police. II
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
BY EDW ARD NJ. TH1ERRY)
Special to The Press

CHICAGO, June 8.-Thirsty dele
gates are not all sipping raspberry
sodas ginger ale. Not those who know
their way around.
Here are the latest market quota
tions on convention bootleg booze:
Friendly whisbey, one pint $3.50.
Ballhop whiskey, one pint, $40 10
$50
"Friendly' whiskey is the kind you
get by having a friend who knows
somebody who knows somebody else
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

BERKELEY, June 1desire to
see history made has prompted X. G..
Leebrick, assistant professor of his
tory at the University of California,
to obtain a position as usher at the
democratic national convention in San
Francisco in June.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08

Unique in the Of the party republican
Nenon assembled today Embossed, unbrGed with
dental candidate having enough sight
nomination. It promises to be record breaker in all
TINS IS "PEOPLE"S CONVENTION'
ne convention may cast ballots than other repubi
convention Garfield before
standard bearer named
There tSuch absence of bosses leave the
ton eaderess The cheftans who spoke with authority days
gone by the sidenes having chuckle while
delegates through the peoples convention
The situation presents opportunity for sheWd leader
to step forward at the physiological and invite
pede Practical politicians that unled convention
easy mark for runaway.
Overnight the candidates
delegations shed light triangular
deadlock between Wood Johnson and LoWden still
almost certain to result the first trial voting strength We'd
nesday or Thursday.
Probably than dark favorite
share about half the nearly 500
delegates whose actions waited eagerly.
Crisp cool which kept Chicago chilly all during the
week suddenly disappeared today and the
out with bsering blast which flooded the with
temperature which the thermometer bounding sky ward
Everybody agreed, however, that better than the
constant rainfall which the city during the
there change the lineup discernble
ayers frankly admitted they tangible evidences OF which
way the wind is going to blow.
They still looking forward to the first ballots which will
come during the middle of the week the OF action
LOgVDEN VICTORIOUS
Governor oWen the republican convention the
disputed master of his the result Of victory last
night in the Illinois Mayor Thompson of Chicago but
he probably will lose II Chicago which Thompson controls
The governors slate went through in test vote in which his
force defeated that of Thompson 36 to %
Henry Lincoln Johnson, Atlanta today elected
The Lowden DELEGATES seated by the national committee
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-08
G. Q. p. CONVENTION OPENS
WHEN HIRAM HIT CHICAGO

Below fighting a
the La Sale his headquarters
The evening world., 1920-05-28
n. Y. CATHOLICS
WILL Be TAUGHT
GREGORIAN CHANT
international Congress in June
Will Introduce Congre-
gationas Singing.

Tne Tnessnakionai oresorian CON
grNnS 70 b held at st. Patzdok's
Cathedral the first three days IN June
is the first to be held In this country
since the movement 10 roinstate the
0rogorian chant IN the Roman liturgy
took form IN 1903.
DEN Andre Mocquereau ana Dom
Augugtin Gatard. the two most fa-
moua s1ponontB OF Grogorian music
n TIE world. have come from the fslo
% Wighf 70 conduct the chor1ses.
THIS occasion viii also marx the re-
turn OF conversational BinEinr as a
part Of Catholic worshtp.
me children IN the parochiai
schoois have been taught the chant
unSier the system devised by Mrs.
Justine Ward Of using numerals for
the ordinary staff symbols n mu-
aicaa instruction.
They are given the preferential In
gtfuction because they win constitute
ne congregations Of the future, Out
there has been much adult instruc-
don - wen ana trained choruscs
win como here from many sessions Of
tho country 20 take part IN the SER
vices under the leRdershaD Of the two
Bonodictine monlrb
The evening world., 1920-05-28

Not q nttie q the credit for the
rapid progress made In instruction OF
Gregorian chant as q preliminary to
u due 70 the Catholic women, who
under the general direction OF Arch
bishop Hayes, have labored faith
fully. Prominent among these women
are Mrs. Justine Ward, Miss Teresa
Donohue and Mrn. Katherine Smith.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, Mrs. Nicholos
Brady, Mrs. winthrop Chandler, Mrs.
John 9. Moore Mrs Herbert 9. Rob-
bins, Mrs. William +. Sheehan. Mrs.
John q. Agar and Mrs. Cornelius
Tiers AZ lay members OF the Finance
Committee have earned the praises of
the Archbishop.
The evening world., 1920-05-28

Others may get cold feet"
about their merchandise,
but ours is and always has
been so rightly priced, and
we move it so freely, that it
always represents current
value-and more. To this
we are largely indebted to
our steadfast patrons who,
through years of ale
glance to us, endorse our
business policy and prin-
ciples.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

Jsou dive pole vcdlc sebc, il.
nom costa jc deli, ptda n vsccll.
no zda 20 bytj stcjnt, nlc j0k vel
Ky rozdil jc V uzrdvsim obilf Diva
jsou v trhn, jenom imeno w.
robcoyo 10 deli, souedstky zdaii
Sc byti stcjnymi, ole jaky velky
rozdil 1cinkul Jak 10 vysvetli-
liz rsptsny roInik n lspetny w.
robcc ltku smfsujc southstky
TAX, ably docilil n~cjvyssi jejich
zdatnosti. A proto prdvt Urine
royo Hofkb Vino nemh soupefr.
Vycifujc dokonolc v%nitfnosti, cd
stra1ujc skodliyd lhtky, jez . Mich
cini pafenist6 choroboplodnSch
Adrodk6, q obnovujc chuf X jfdlu
d fadnt zazivdni Trincrovo IIof.
kt Vino nikdy SC pcminc hein-
ken Viz ltkdrnik ncb dodoya-
tel ldkl VAN take pow, 10 ! jint
1'rincrovy vytcfnd ltky, joko Tft
pcrdy Linimcnt pro ncurolgii,
reconnaissance, bolcni V kfiM (boD
scr jc dncs M dcnnim pofbdlu'
ncbo Trincriy Antiputrin w,
tcclh kloktadlo, yyplachovadlo
dt . cistic ran), jsou dokonIe
spoleb1iyy. Joseph Trincr
Company. 1919 ~ 80 Ashland
Ay, Chicago, IlL--Advertisemrnt
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nj spolcenos,i, kamcn pfibudr 10
AmAlcrulamu X III, llslnnadu. "a.
tim budc upraycn ' dime prof L.
Snlouna a sochnfr nnehhekn taxi,
ably do ntho vloecno mohln hyii
madint pougdro, do nehvl bulc
pulusena gakladeci pomeini lis,ina
y XVI syagkrm spisn komcnske.
ho. rs,fcd sp ueilclskSm vy,la
nych Rediiclstyi drah pfistnvilo
X lomu Wl6stni kryiy wa, k,erS
pfipiai byl k rychlibn Divky y
lcnskt prnm. skoly okr6slily bal
van ycnrcm No stilhou
Ccchoamcrioan odsousen pro 20.
mluvy. = Jmcncm ministrn dra,
Bcncsc podal icho prdvni zhstup.
&c adyok6t dir. koutskS ircstni o.
zndmcni pro pfestupck prot brz'
pcenosti Ell Da karla Urbena, d.
ectniho firmy Soutck v Turnovd 0
lc "A. Lcdvinku, tovarnika V Bal
timore yc Spojcnych Statcch nne.
rickych, pro RED prosloyenou v Pi'
sku, protoSc, iok Nc sjistilo, oba
obyinili vcfein6 ministra dra BE.
ncsr, ze pry prijal IN scskoomcri
exc Icgion6fe, ktefi vsioupili do
francou1kSch lcgii, penizc n nr.
odvcdl jich. o obsalob6 prot kar.
IN Urbanovi jcdnal okrcsni sond Y
Turnov6 n o obzalobt prot G, A,
L~edvinkoyi okrcsni soud V Pisku.
Oba obzalovoni popiraji, 10 by
chtdli ministrn Bcncse obvinovnt
4 neiakGho ncpoeeslntbo icdn6ni
d omlonyoii 80, 10 jcn yyprhytli,
go slyseli nebo Getli Okrcsni sond
,y Turnoye uznal obaaloyantho
Karla Urbnna vinnym pfcstuptem
prot bczpccnosti cti u odsoudil
jcj k pokut6 100 X a ndhradS
ltrat trcstniho fimni. Ponevads
vsak byl dosud zocbovolS q sond
occkdvh polcpSeni, poyolil mu Cd.
klad trcstu Okrcsni soud v Piskn
jcdnaI proti a. G. Lcdvinkovi
dvakrdtc. Prvnimu hlavnimu pre-.
'llidcni obzalovanS jestG osobnt byl
pfitomcn n wal Sc souhlasem ma
! vGdomost. " sondcc odrocil ma NJ.
| kolik dni jcdndni u ~ustnnoyil i
bncd move hlavni pfcliccnf, ktcrf.
ho ysok jN A. G. Lcdyinka ncvy,
ckal u odcicl zatim . Ccskosloven'
skG rcpubliky. Soudcc uannl oban.
lovanfho v jcho imprisonment
vinOym pfcstupkcm proti bczpcc.
i; nosti eli a odsoudil ici k pokuti
1000 X k ndhradd dtrat fizcnI
trcstniho. vybodu podminendhc
: odsouzcni soudcc MI ncpfiznol.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

Ncdasne ,%oicnskt nsptchy Nh
Slafa kcmaln pasi, y0dce 'urr
ckSch nacionalisl0 Y Male ASH,
\ dnslcdku noyou krisi v III
rerkych nilegiluslcch, Spoicnci pc
dsoulctych tahanicich 0 uroynanI|
ulasck Blizkcho vSchodu ocitli Ne
ncpfiiemnc %situaci Musi Sc bud
10 roshodnonii pro usnani Munta'
ia Kcmaln uncbo mh6jiti yyhla'
,oyaci boj prot ccltmn turcckcmu
nacIonalisticktmu hnuti,
Mnlnfa kcmal pasa je dncs
syrchoyanfm pdncm Y eiyferh
ptlin6ch Male Aisle a rosloho tolo
r. TAX vclk6 jako Froncic Mo
wIkou armada, jca ie lcpc Wcyi'
Gcn0 a ltpc zkdMtna nctli prayi.
dclnd turcck6 armada v ktcreko'
lly dobe Armada iato ic ovldddno
siln5m decentralization duchem.
Renal ic vc spojcni 5 b~olseylky
\ kazdSm v$buchcm ncklidn y
Thracii n Tibctn Odpor konser'
yniivnich turcckych Siylu ,cmti
uslal Iiolov6 isou ~pf6tclsky IN.
klonGni cilnm turcckSch nncionm
lisl0 u Nnacny podci irnncopzskycl
poliiikn nnznndil, ~ ncbyli by pro.
Il jcho uznani, kdyby pfcrusll sly.
Ky \ msl1Jmi bolScviky,
Ale af ~ jc jaktkoliy s%ialoyI
Ako Mpadnich mocnosti, kemnl u
dnes skutccnym ylddeem nejvelS
eaAli Tureekn, Armenia, i0k NJ
v%Aeobecn6 IN 10 mi, ncmnM M
odporovnti dele u vystnvono i
nyni M .jcho milost ! ncmilosi il
ltmcf yylonccno, 10 spoirnrl oil
hodlaii Nc v%ystoupiti prot kcnia
loyi brnnnou noel Nsichni ndro
dove isou un0yeni q nubaacni val
dcni Anglieii p~olIiikov6 nzndvnjl
10 ncni mo5no kcmnln ldrtiii 70
jcnsky y u prieiny noyrlnjI
nby No y MIN yyjodndvnlo Now
krisc v Turcchu mnze zdrtiii lnac
LAa A
ne iil poskoacnon presiyl Mpnd
nIch mocnosii no vychod6. A Il
budc znnmonnli poedtek konc'
cyropsktho nadylddi Y Ash,
Pred dv6ma roxy Turci yseo
bccne vital odrLod N6mcn u No
staydli NO ncprdtclsky prot wiu
pm spojcncckyrh nrmdd solrh
skych do Turork0 Spojenci male
zali 80 v Cufihrudc jnko "stlihno
VI hostt' 20 vice jok rok, fidic'
sprdyn tohoto mtstn Form6ln
o%kknpace cafIhradn byl0 oan6mc
na M v bfeznu roku 1880,
Ma pocdtku rohm 1919 celia III
rcckd fife nnldAIn No II nol0n VI
ldzh, Aysuk TurI brzy liznamcnn
IL ~ mczi spoicnci n6slcdkcm WA
jemn6 ncyruSivosii ncti jcdnol,
Il kdyz spojcncckt mrnddy ndslcd
ken dcmobiIisacc byly seslabcny
MuAtnfu kcmal pasa pfi6el k IA
hlcdu, H. jebo hodina udelila
konscryniiynI tnrcct6 aiyly
kicrf shromdsdiIy No kolcim Mli0
nu smifily Nc jiz II rcyoltou NJ
maIoyon ydlbilm jicb pii6lo X M
hlpdu, ~ ''meaiudrodpi' syAtdr
sprdyy caHhradu nom0zc NC dIol
Lo udrzeti proIJHAiii. ~ kaptt1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

nemaec AMI csisloya, bcs oe'atni
mme,
vscchno nasyaitujc ,omu, lc
60 ncjdfivc vsioupi do
vyicdnayani \ Mus'afcm kcmn
lem pason. Celia fada udhlosli.
sbehsich Sc Y poslcdni dobt, nld.
ste vyslcdck volcb v RcckM mlo.
VI We prospect takoydho smtro
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vi, ale take icinoho ~ syych nci
lcpsich ueilcl0 A jake ueiicl X
nam Almost Denis priiisdt Slosnts
ny utcuce ncpfi jiAdi skliSc,i v,ldk
osynhoeueho ndroda ciyfi meslcc.
pohudr mcgi nami. ahy pfcdnascl
ma karloyc llniycrsite V Prnse q ma
MasarykoyS uniycrsiie v Brine q
ncicn v ubou msstech, ale ! V cello
fade NEST iinych jest nam yi,an
tax. iak icn mNle byii viidn hi
s,orik. ktcry Jest ncicn kriiikcm
nasich dsiin, ale | icjieh tvnrccm,
svycarsky list X nasemu druhe'
mu vyroci Republiky. - Pod tim
10 MAVEN pfincsl journal de Ge'
ntyc" q. riina 1vodnik od u,
Bardn, v neml uznnlc %occnuJe
dvoulctt 6sili o upcvnoni Ccsko.
slovcnskd rcpubliky. Ma sokol'
skych s~lavnostcch p~rojcvila Sc
skvele JEDI vitaliio, fysickd ! mo-
ralni cncrgic. Ccskoslovensko, ne
mafivsi casu, v6novolo Sc znovu'
sfizovaei prdci, Tusuroya vldda
~ ustoupila yldda kramhfova
pfisp6Ia mnoho he konsolidaci, jak
Nnnl president Masaryk IN dys
roxy byl uvcdcn rozpocct v roy
novahu, byla provcdcna agrarn
refolma. Autoriia nfadu sc upcy
Mia, administrative sc dokoneujc
Ale ! nm venck, diky prozlrav'
Indicative ministra Benese, Rcpu
,Iblika z%esilila u sc usthlila. Slezsk,
konllikt, jcnz mohl bSti fatdlnim
byl odstmn6n bolcstnou ob6tavo
lsti Pfistim nebezpccim sc pfcdc
slo, poloScuim adkIad6 k Male DO
hodc, jcz zojisti r%ovnovahu v
/. Stfcdni Europe. UzavironG oh
cbodpf smlouvy umoahuji normal
!. nj hospoddfskd styky u podporo,
,prnmyslu n obchodu cell Ne ncpfl
, mo stdvkdm. Vclmi stastnou udd
losti byla rozluka SOCIALISM, q ko
/, munistn. Hbyvd "naciondlni krI
A sc" na Slovcnsku. kdc pracuj
!. klerikdlni q bolscvickd propagaf
@ Ia, ale pokusy jsou pfcdnrccny
g nezdaru, icato ndrodnosini otazk
i Ibyla roalodnuta jzi pr zfizct
(, stdini nczavislosti.
Loupezna vrazda v Prazc. =
Prala ~, fijna. Ones po polcdf
naIezcna byla We SVEN byte na V
: ~nohrndcch v lIalkovf ulici &. il
postcli MdnScna Marie Novotn'
= Sl.Icth vdoyo 20 mestsk6m rado'
la byyal6m ostrostfeleck6m m0i'
! row. Pachatcl zadusil Novotnol
. primdcknw il rucnik ma 1sta
nos. V byte byla vylonpena ncd'
bytna poklodna, k niz klicc uloz'
ny byly Y prddclnikn Y loznic
odkudz %vyhdzcno ycskerG prddl'
N poklodny byly vyhaty Q poh'
zcny po podlaze n stole ykladi
!. kpizky pcntlnich nstayh q rizr
ccnn6 popiry. Ukradcny byly w
cky skyosty zayrazden6 o rdzl
. zlate mincc. Ilocin byl objcvcl
) kdyz dccra m~yrazdenf, manaclk
yclkobehodnika y Praby, pfia)
naystiviti motbu. kdya M zvonfl
o klcpdni ncbyly dv6fc o%tcyfcn.
: vnikl domoynik do bytu 20 RIM
, domu, rozbiv okenni tabuli, Pfibl
mi Myrazdtnt Mrncili odmfn
$4,000 X tomn, kdo pfiycde m 81
!, pu pachatcloW
ii Zakladni kamcn ma pomnik
d A. Komcnskeho v Amsterdam
= n III Brodu odcsldn byl {
, Prohy piskovcovy balvan, ktci
mIstsk6 rado v%tnujc M pomni
jcjz rcpublika zfidi k ucteni =
X m5tly sytho yclikcho Syna v Al
e stcrodamu kamcp pocbbM Y |
> mn pradlisk u Luhacoyic . byl
dobh proiireformainf do Brot
; dopraycn k postaycni pomnikm !
Uorpim Dhmtsti V Ith. ERODE, i
Z, do II DOLBY Iczcl nepouaif y zesnn
; Vaclay konnic yenoym iej muse
/,
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