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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
new MOVE TO END HOPELESS PARLEY ON PEACE TREATY.
ARREST BOY HERE FOR $4,000 ROBBERY IN COUNTY SEAT
City Ready to Cope With
Influenza IF Epidemic
Gro1us; Not Serious NoU

not be q "well baby clinic, but
should accept all children whose
case can possibly be handled at such
institution.
The trustees accepted with regrets
the resignation of Mrs. Marie Gortin,
who has been on the nursing staff,
and moved that Miss Marie Alex be
appointed in her place on probation
for three months, her duties COM
mencing February 16-t
The insanitary method Of collect
ing garbage in this city was brought
up and 1t was put in the form of a
motion that the contractors who col
lect the garbage are not living up to
the contract in conformation with
the rules and regulations of the de-
partment. The claim was made that
when the garbage Is collected not
enough care is exercised and refuse
is strewn over many of the streets.
Regulations also call for certain
amount of garbage to be collected in
each wagon and this too has been
neglected by the extreme overload
ing.
The secretary's salary will hence
forth be 5000 year as voted last
night by the trustees of the depart
ment.
The board unanimously decided
not to grant Mr.. Feitchbaum a milk
license for, after investigating, it was
found that his place is still in insan-
itary condition. Twelve applications
for milk licenses were approved and
will be granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
ANOTHER|N RACE
F0RCONGRESS|N
RDD|6TR|CT

With the entrance of Joseph M.
Thompson, q prominent Republican of
Ocean county, in the race for tho
nomination on the G. Q. p, ticket for
Congressman from the third congress
ional district, promise of warm three
cornered fight is given. At present
the three Republicans who are con-
sidered the strongest candidates for
the nomination are Il. Frank Appleby,
former mayor of Asbury Park, and
John w. Herbert, of Helmetta, Mid
dlesex County, chairman of the State
Highway Commission. Although Her.
bert has not officially announced his
candidacy 1t is understood that he is
in receptive mood. He has affilia-
tions In Monmouth county, which, 1t
is pointed out, would stand him in
good stead. Frederick Richardson,
Middlesex County solicitor, is also in
the G. o. P. candidacy race, he having
announced his intentions Of running.
Should Congressman Thomas J.
Scully decide to run again he would
not be unopposed as both Mayor
Frank Dorsey OF this city and Elmer
Geran, of Monmouth County, are
understood to have aspirations for the
particular office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

In the event that the now very mild
influenza epidemic should reach much
larger proportions, the Board of
Health is making every effort to pro-
vide against such conditions. At the
bi-nonthly meeting Of the Board last
night, Health officer William Thomp-
son made the report of his activities
in this connection. saying that he had
already inquired as to available am
balances and hospital facilities. The
A. s. & r. ambulance has been ap-
piled for in case of emergency, but
no definite answer has yet been given.
A. c.. Clark said that he would do
all in his power to obtain the use of
the Raritan Copper Works ambu-
lance should the need present itself.
The police patrol Is known definitely
to be at the service of the Health De-
partment. DR.. Thompson communi-
Gated with Ferd Garretson, who said
he would confer with the trustees
about the use of the Elks building
for an emergency hospital, and Is
looking up other available space. The
epidemic, however, Is not yet bad and
1t is thought that 1t will not prove
serious.
The subject of the baby clinic
which has been established at the
new Community House at Barclay
and Johnstone streets was discussed
at length and 1t was decided that
separate apparatus should be pur-
chased for this clinic. 1t was also
thought advisable that this should
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
WILSON MAKES
APPEAL FOR
FOREIGN LOAN

By The Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-President
Wilson today asked Secretary Glass to
make another appeal to congress for
authority to loan $150.000, 900 to Po-
land. Austria and Armenia to relieve
their food situation.
Tho Presidents letter follows:
with considerable, regret l have
noticed from the press that congress
is delaying the granting of authority
for the extension OF prompt and gem
erous relief to the stricken portion OF
Europe the -urgencytand Importance
of which, especialiysin respect to Po-
land, Austria and Armenia, you have
fully explained to the ways and means
committee. 1t Is upthinkable to me
that we should withhold from those
people who are in such mental and
physical distress the assistance that
can be rendered by making available
on credit a small proportion of our
exportsble surplus Of food, which
would alleviate the situation. While
am sure that you Fnust have ex-
planned fully to the ways and means
committee the appalling situation In
those parts of Europe. where men,
women and children are dying of star
walton and the urgent necessity for
assistance I beg of you to make an
other appeal to congress.
"I am informed through the pub
lished reports OF hearings before the
ways and means committee congress
has been furnished with incontro-
vertible facts showing the necessity
for immediate affirmative action. This
prosperous republic ought not to bear
any part of the responsibility for the
moral and material chaos that must
result from an unwillingness on our
part to aid those less fortunate than
ourselves.
1--WE cannot, merely TO husband a
small proportion of our surplus, per-
NIT the happening of this great catas-
torphes.''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
bic REAL ESTATE
SAlESREPORIED

Alex Kosene and Philip Levine re-
port the sale of two large buildings ON
Smith street from Greenspan Broth
ers to Abraham Kramer. one III
which the Elizabeth Hardware Is now
located, through the agency OF both,
in consideration OF 100000. and the
other adjoining. through Philip Le-
vine. consideration $4,000
Upon the property which the Perth
Anbov Hardware Co. bought from
Alpern & Co. last September, there
has been built an up-to-date TWO story
warehouse containing approximately
900 feet of floor space. The build
ing backs upon the Pennsyivanla
railroad and opens on Division street
facing Barracks street. This situa-
ton enables the Perth Amboy Hard
ware to care for a great amount OF
stock, having the very best facilities
to handle same.
Real Estate Transfers.
Lot 8. block 81. from Frank Van
Svckle to Thomas Patten, through Z.
Lots s and 4, block 1877, from C.
Mandira to Schonceit ana Bitter,
through D. Wilentz.
Lots 3 and 4. block 1887, from
schonceit and Bitter to ID. Goldman
and Rose Kroop. through D. Wiient2,
Schonceit & Bitter report the 1ol-
lowing sales.
Two lots on New Brunswick avenue
near Parker street from Dominlco
Mondago to Goldman in consideration
OF So, 900. .4
Three sales at the National Invest
mont Company including g two fanliiy
frame house on Division street, CON
sideratfon $4,000; one family brick
dwelling on Gordon street, censidera-
Ion $1,000; six family apartment
building 42t-42S Smith street, con-
sideration $4,000.
Alpern & Company report the fol-
lowing sales: Two four family brick
dwellings, 1855. 157, 159, 161 Lewis
street from Harry Wolf to harry Ned
inets, consideration $4,000.
Two family frame building. s0l
Market street from Harry Hauser TO
Continued on page 81
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URGES
RECORDERS To
USE NEW POWERS
Bu Star Correspondent.

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 2S-An
effort Is being made by Prosecutor
OF the Pleas Joseph e. Stricken to
cases of the kind that now occupy
such a great deal of the grand jury
and county courts time.
In letters sent to the recorders of
Perth Anlboy and New Brunswick to-
day, Mr.. Stricken has requested that
those officials take advantage of the
added powers granted ia recorders OF
second class cities by the last leg
islature. AS pointed out by the pros
ecutor today as petty cases are now
disposed of. the county is loaded up
with a useless expense and If the
recorders took advantage of their
increased powers, certain revenues.
such as fines would go to the cities
instead of the county.
Under the 1919 laws o person un-
der arrest in the county seat or Perth
Amboy may in writing waive indict-
ment and a jury trial, and be tried
by the recorder.
No advantage has been taken, the
Prosecutor states. of this act in Perth
Amboy, though in the short time Re-
corder Tindell has held court in this
city, two cases have been disposed OF
in that manner.
Last week Mr. I1ndell nned man
on a petty larceny charge. and yes
terday imposed fines of fifty dollars
each, and q term of six months in the
workhouse, on charges OF illegal rela-
tions. In both of these cases, the
defendants waived the usual formali-
ties, and had their cases disposed OF
In police court.
Cases of assault, malicious mis-
chief, larceny. embezzlement, obtain
ing property under false pretenses
and in all cases where a money value
of $50 or lesssis involved, and where
a penafty of not to exceed 500 is
fined or six months workhouse SEN
tence Is provided for. may be dis
posed of in this manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
GET MORE DESIGNS

Six new designs for trade marks
to be used in the Buy i'll Perth AM
boy" advertising campaign OF the Mer-
chants bureau of the Chamber or
Commerce, have been received today
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
|, | placed on display In the window.
rhe designs are from Edward Cohen
of sos Smith street; Jeannette Arm
stein of 3SG Neville street, julius
Chizmadla, of 421 Mechanic street
Thomas DeGrasse of 2 Smith street;
Charles DeBocltler, OF 446 Amboy ave-
ne. and Frank =. Godlosky, of 276
hatSon avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
BEGIN TO SELECT JURORS
FOR NEWBERRY TRIAL
By The Associated Press.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 2S.-The
work of selecting a jury to sit in the
trial of Truman II. Newberry, and
1913 of his associates charged with
violation Of election laws, was begun
today with the arrival here of a. score
Of defendants and veniremen whose
absence yesterday due to snow bound
trains had halted the proceedings.
Examination of the prospective
jurors was generally expected to oc-
cupy the first week of the trial but
there were some who predicted that
the taking of testimony would be de.
layed ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
.EISNER PAYROLL ROBBERS
TO Be SENTENCED TOMORROW. I

By The Associated Press.
Freehold, Jan. 28.-Victor Bruno
and Charles Casper, who confessed to
taking part in the robbery of $3.50
payroll of the Sigmund Eisner Com l.
pany at Red Bank, are expected e.
lead guilty before Judge r. V. Law
renee tomorrow, and be sentenced.
The county prosecutor announced
that they had waived indictments.
Frank Grano, who was arrested In
Philadelphia and brought here yester-
day, is expected to take the same
course
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
FRUIT TREES
BADLY DAMAGED
BIZ Special Correspondent.

By Special C0tTeSDondent.
KEYPORT, Jan. 28:--The ice and
sleet storm Of the past few days has
so badly damaged the fruit trees a
few miles out in the country that in
many instances the whole tree Is
complete loss while others are SO
badly broken that the limbs must
necessarily be cut off. The apple and
peach trees are suffering consdera-
bly,, the ice bearing the branches
down to such an extent that they
have split the whole length and
must necessarily be removed.
Particularly are the young or
chards hurt, whole trees being brok-
en- by the heavy ice. In the imme-
date borough large limbs Of trees
have been broken off by the ice which
has encrusted them, but most for
tunately to date no one has been in
jured by their falling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
To OPR0BE CHARGE.
Of BAY0NNE COPS

Bg Stan Correspondents.
NEW BRU RUNSWICK, Jan. 28:-Of
the twenty-five or thirty cases to
come before the grand jury at their
next session on Friday, the most im-
portant matter will be the investgat-
ing of the charges made by the Bay
onne detective bureau relative to the
hindrance placed In their way in
Middlesex/ county in tracing the
stolen cars.
The other cases on the calendar
are assault and battery and petty
criminal trials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
CHARGES He Was Robbed

Jacob BerkOWltz, owner OF the
saloon and hotel at Smith street re-
ported to the police this morning. that
p. Jensen a roomer in his hotel and
who owns the lunch room next door.
was robbed OF a watch and some
money during the night. Detectives
HUFF and Gutowski We're assigned to
the case this morning, and searched
the suspects without success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
VICE TRIALS To
BEGIN MONDAY
9u EtGr CorresDondsnr.
%YY1Vry ~nITAyryyrrr- -yrr

VI EtUH t7OTTeSDond0NE.
NEW BRUNSWICK Jan. 28-The
trials Of the men arrested in Perth
Amboy and vicinity in the vice clean
up raids conducted in December. will
commence in the court Of quarter
sessions here on Monday of next
week. Owing to the large number
Of cases to come before Judge Daily
and jury no other cases are scheduled
for the entire week. The order in
which the men will be tried has not
yet been announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
TO VISIT VIRGIN ISLES
Ru The Assoctoted Press.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-With view
| to determining whether the Virgin
Islands. the most recently acquired
ID tied States territory should be re-
moved from the naval troops supervis-
I ion, under which they have been since
purchased from Denmark, a joint
congressional committee left Washing
ton today to visit the islands.
The committee which is composed
of Senators Kenyon, Iowa; Edge, New
Jersey; and Gay, Louisiana, and Rep
resentatives Campbell, Kansas; Gar
rett, Tennessee and Towner, Iowa will
sail from Miami, Fla, and plans to
stay about ten days in the islands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
Campaign On Illicit Stills.

Bg FTESJ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 28-Search for
Illicit stills here began in earnest to-
day. Squads of trained recruit agents
headed by a dozen veterans left the
customs house to spread out over the
various zones in which the city has
been divided. Flying squadrons equip
ped with fast automobiles were held
\ to pounce on any place suspected of
housing the forbidden fluids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
MAYOR OF SCHENECTADY
IS CALLED TO TESTIFY
By the Associated Press.


ALBANY, Jan. 2S-Testimony to
support the allegation that the social
list party required Its candidates for
public office to sign q blank resigna-
ton before election was given by
Mayor George r. Lunn, of Schenec-
tady, today at the trial of the five
suspended socialist assemblymen be-
fore the assembly judiciary commit
tee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
Protests Delay Sale of Ships.

BU TIC A8SOCfdteU PTeSS,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-Protests
by Secretary Baker against the sale
of certain Of the former German pas
senger liners will delay final action
by the shipping board, which today
was considering bids submitted for
the fleet of approximately thirty YES
sells.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

\ STREIFF"S SPECIALITY STORE. 10
Smith ST.; offers Ladies Brassiers of
csc regular price at CSC
1-2S-7ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

At the request Of many
friends whom have had the
privilege of helping solve their
Income Tax problems in former
years, I have opened an office
at 1873 Smith Street, Perth Am
boy,.N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Ladies shoes sizes 2~f-2 A..
to 4, all widths, extra fine rH liz
quality on sale for .. MI 4I
Whitehouse Shoe store. W7UU
165 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Carpenter worR and Jopbing prompt
ly attended to. Geo H. Thompson. 81
Lewis St Phone 1909 W.
5474- 25-we ed and sat IT,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Ladies shoes sizes 2 IL
to 4. all widths. extra fine
quality on sale for .....
Whitehouse Shoe Store,
165 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Served In the Finest Homes. Blue
Ribbon Butter packed In alright car
tons for your projections Ask Your
grocer. tz-1l--I = -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Blue Ribbon Creamery Butter There's
none so good. Try 1t.
l2264--1 -20-2S'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
Consider Soldiers Pay

Washington, Jan. 2S.-the senate
today again had under consideration
the bill providing increased pay for
officers and enlisted men, of the army.
navy and marine corps, Coast Guard
and Public Health services. Discus
sion of the measure was interrupted
yesterday by lack OF a quorum, which
five calls failed to produce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
Indict Seventeen Radicals.

bU TIC ASSOCfUteU PT6S6.
CORTLAND. N. Y, Jan. 2S-Sev-
enteen radicals, who were arrested in
raids here November 80 last, were in
dicted today on charges Of criminal
anarchy. Evidence against them was
prepared by the Joint legis, ative COM
mittee investigating seditious activi-
ties, of which Senator Clayton r.
Lusk, who resides here, is chairman.
AUDITORIUM FIVE VS.. Riversides-
Friday night. 12513-1-2S3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

AUDITORIUM FIVE VS.. Riversides-
Friday night S12513-1-2S-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

New HUDSON sedan FOR nire sexton's
Garage I11b3-12-l3-ils
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

ladies' shoes sizes 2 IL A 4
to i, all widths. extra fine VA
quality on sale for ...,. fus
Whitehouse Shoe Stote'
165 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28
I,rccs Sc. .O0O. .OOO Tnnnel.

BV Tie A ssOCf0fed PTeSS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-Con-
struction of two million dollar tun-
mel. connecting the Pennsylvania and
Grand Central stations In New York
city so as to expedite the transfer Of
mail was urged before the senate
postoffice committee today by First
Assistant Postmaster General Koontz.
Because OF increased volumn Of mail
passing through New York, he said,
transportation between stations by
trucks was becoming impracticab e.
II your Steam Better or Hot Air Fur
mace has not heated as it should I will
make 1t or no charge. f. ]. Larkin.
223 Market st.
--21- -1mo' M. VS..
WANTED--Capable automobile driver
Frank Van Syckle. 12522l-2S-2S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

FIVE VS.. Riversides-
Friday night. 12513-1-2S-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

Appointments may be made
by mail or telephone No. 1914.
Office open Daily from 9 A. M.
TO 5 P. M. Evenings from 7 to
s P. M. #iT
THEO. DEGENRING.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-28

WEATHER - Cloudy and
colder tonight and tomor-
row.
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DNES UVEDOMENf
COXOVO.

Dayton, o., 6. srpna. Guv.
James M. Cox bude Ultra for
maine uvedom6n sve nomina-
ci "a presidenta Spoj. Statl v
narodni demokraticke konven-
ci. Vynikajici demokraticti po-
litikove sjeli Sc sem jiz ze vsech
Gasti zeme a Ultra ocekava Sc
veliky naval lidu z okoli. Jed
MIN z tech, kdoz prijeli dnes,
jest Joseph P. Tumulty, sekre-
tar presidentuv, jenz pravil, ze
president vyslovil naproste u
spokojeni reel guy. Coke, jiz
odpovi Ma rec uvedomovaci a
iejiz nacrtek byl predlozen p.
Wilsonovi. Ones odpoledne stra
vii guverner V porade George
Whitem, predsedou narodniho
demokratickeho vyboru sen.
Harrisonem, predsedou narod-
nj recnicke kancelare.
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ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.

Tragicka smrt ruskeho legio-
mare. Ma rozkaz mobilisacni v
roce 1914 odeSel ma frontu ia
ko vojin %. pes. pluku syn va
zene rodiny v Liboci Jaroslav
Strobach. Byl II. listopadu
1914 zajat ma ruske fronte. V
brzku vstoupil jako dobrovol-
mix do I. ceskoslovenske druzi-
nv ma Rusi a nj konal ma from
te v ruskych fadach nebezpec-
nou sluzbu rozvednou al do
dolby, kdy vlast' j srdce velelo
nasaditi zivot u Zborova. Pre-
ckav vSecky utrapv valecne ia
zeni sibirske vratil Sc. %. Ger
ma t. r. jake cetar 4. pluku ST.
birske armady do rodne obce
Liboce. Vstoupil hned do sve
materske jednoty Sokol, z ieji-
| hoz stredu jej vojna vytrhla a
pfipravoval Sc ma spolecne wy
stoupenf verejnem cviteni So
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SMUTNO We VARSAVE.

VarSava 6. srpna Zastupitestva czich vlad prisluS
nici czch stt vdbec prpravu rychlo odjezdu po
kud zde est6 zsta Francouzi Brtove Rakusane poza-
dali Zvlasni vak kdezto n6mecke vyslanec ma zvastn
vlak sve zamesnance n6meck6 poddane Varsave
Do Poznane Prahy Vidne neb Gdanska tra jizda vice
nez celou Mezitim odjizdec vaky vzdalovaly
prepnene pozornos Oriental express ienz pel
Pafize jenom pet cesujicimi.
Nebylo zadne oznamen vydano tom, kan vlada by Sc
odstehovaa avsak byo by nespise
stochove 143 mile hozaradne Varsavy bze sezskeho
pomezi Americky konsulat bude uzavren paek konsuI
chysa odezdu tehoz dne VetSina archvd byla
odstehovana.
Banky pripravu, aby molly rycho odvezti penze
papiry kenotnci cin opatfenf ochranu
sveho zboz evakuac vezen byo z zapocato So nepo-
lckych odjeo do Poznan6 a ocekava Sc
skupny budou nasledovat behem noci Cviste odizde
TAX ryche jak vaky mohou stat dokonce nakadni ka-
ry jsou zuzitkovany pro rodiny domacm zarizenim.
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PO BOURI ZAVLADL KLID.
v plemenne valce We West
Frankfort, ILL.,, bylo pet zabi-
tych a cast mestecka lehla
popelem.

Springfield, H., 6. srpna. -
Prvni z peti set dodatecnych
vojakG, kterf poslani byli do
West Frankfort, kde doSlo ke
krvavym plemennym bourim,
dojedou ma misto urceni We
zvlastnim vlaku kolem pulnoci.
West Frankfort, ILL.,, 6. srp-
ma. Dix tomu, ze 200 milicnlch
vojakG kona sluzbu ulicich a
dalsi prijfzdeji, West Frank
fort, hornicke mesto lao mil Sc
verne Cd st. Louisa, bylo kid
no dnes rano po velmi bourlive
noci. Pouze mensi hloucky lidi
objevovaly Sc ma ulicich a strel-
nych zbrani nebylo k spatreni
! v rukou civilistI. Policii nepo-
darilo Sc az dosud zjistiti totoz
most onech peti muzu, kteri by Ii
zabiti behem vytrznosti. We
ctvrti mesta cizinci obydlene
zalozen byl pozar vice stave-
nj shorelo.
Ku konfliktu doslo mezi an
glicky mluvicim obyvatelstvem
a cizorodymi lidmi. Tito lsou
ponejvice Italove a tvori asi po-
lovic z 1000 lijnatosti mesta.
! Roztrpceni proti cizincum
vzmahalo Sc po nekolik mesicu
a dostoupilo vrchole Sc zavraz-
denim Tony Hempala a Amlela
Calcaterry, jichz tela nalezena
byla V melkych hrobech bllze
Royalton pondeli.
Panovalo podezreni, ze cizln
ci pachali loupeze V jiznim Hi
nois po dlouhou dobu olele
do ohne prilila zprava, ze celia
fada obcant obdrzela vyhruz'
ne dopisy cd "Gerne ruky".
Vetsina cizincn opustila me-
sto dnes do vecera.
Washington, 6. srpna. Hraba
Giulio Bolognesi, italsky kon
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PORADA o POLSKE SITUACI.

Washington, 6. srpna. - V Bilem Dome byla dnes ko-
mana dGleza konference poske suac mezi presdentem
Wilsonem, sekretarem satu Cobym podsekretarem Dav
Atkol nceho vysledku konference nedano veTe
to Jest re vada obdrzea dGleze depese od vad rar
couzske brske nchz tyto vysvetuii pany pomoc
Posku Bez spnomocnen kongresu vada Spojenych Satd
nemoha by poati vojaky pomoc Posku kdyby ostatn
mo, president Wilson vekou nebosti sledoval posky
vpad do Ruska letos lara dokonce Poay varova pred
takovym pocinanim Vadnf kruhy amerck6 neta vsak
svym sympatemi Poskem eho pfitomnem zoufalem po-
staven bedy tyto do znacne miry zavnio