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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-17
MEMPHIS RECOGNIZED AS GREATEST HARDWOOD
UTJMB3EE MARKET THE WURLD;HAS 3OSAWMILLS

an immense institution for Memphis
All grades Of barrels, from the cheap
est 10 tho most expensive kinds. are
manufactured here. In addition to
this. Memphis mills make hoops. head
inEs and stave and ship them every
where.
Box-maklnE is another important
Memphis industry. Boxes Of all sizes.
shapes and grades are manufactured
Ia this city and supplied 10 shippers
tn this section Of the country. Box
shook manufacturing forms an i'm
portant part OF the trade also.
Closely allied with the box industry
Is the manufacture Of baskets and
hampers Peach baskets, grape bas-
kets and baskets for other fruits and
vegetables. as well as basket tops are
manufactured IN Memphis In enormous
quantities.
Among other manufactured wooden
articles made in Memphis are buckets
for water. buckets for candy, cedar
chests, ~washboards and shuttle blocks
for the cotton industry,
The tiny Skewers used to hold meat
together for roasting are manuiactur-
ed In Memphis These are supplied to
butchers in all parts OF the United
To round out the industry. Memphis
has a chemical company which K
tracts the useful properties from wood.
This concern makes wood alcohol,
and acetate Of lime. to be used as fer
tiliZer,
An industrial tour Of Memphis would
amaze Memphians who have lived all
their lives in the city, but the most
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-17
INDIAN SCHOOLGIRLS
HAVE QUEER NAMES

SIOUX ~CITY-Girls. II you happen to
he under the impression that yours IL
a queer name, just look the following
list over and see what outIandish ones
some Of the Indian maldens at the Pine
Ridge Reservation school may have TO
bear. who knows, all through life. Here
they are, look 'em over.
Victoria Holy Rock, Julia Afraid OF
a Hawk, Mary Brown Ears, Julia Crazy
Ghost. Marcy Yellow Shirt. Emma No
Fat, Ella Red Eyes, Julia Stands Up.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-17

surprising part Of the trip would be 10
learn the extent Of the lumber and its
allied industries
The bureau Of the census figures
that five persons on the average are
dependent upon one w-aEe-earner lt
that Is true, then 25,OO0 persons in
Memphis are directly dependent upon
the lumber industry for support
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-17
CITY WILL JAIL OWNERS
INSTEAD OF THEIR DOGS

MARIETTA. O.-Impounding owners
Of dogs instead OF the dogs themselves
has been decided on here by sheriff
Roberta as a cure for persons who
violate the local dog license act
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
WILSON ACCEPTS OFFER
President to Act as Mediator
for Armenia.
Actual Work on Peace Task Will Prob
ably be Performed by Henry
Morganthau.

Washington-President Wilson has
accepted the offer rendered him ty the
assembly of the League of Nations to
act as mediator to settle hostilities be-
tween the Armenians and the Turkish
Nationalist forces under Renal Pasha,
1t was announced by Secretary of State
Colby. )
The actual work of mediation, it was
stated, will be performed by someone
who will be delegated for the task by
the President. Among the disabilities
for this delicate mission mention is
made of Henry Morganthau, United
States ambassador to Turkey.
Other names suggested in official
circles are General Tasker H. Bliss of
the United States military commission
at the Peace conference; Norman H.
Davis, under-secretary of state, and
General John S. Harboard, who made
an Investigation of the Armenian stu
alton for the President at the time the
mandate>for that country was suggest
ed to the United States.
Secretary Colby's announcement Of
the acceptance of the invitation by the
President and President Wilson's let
ter addressed to Paul Hymans, presi-
dent Of the League of Nations, who
extended the invitation, made it clear
that acceptance of the offer to mediate
is totally distinct from the previous Of
fer Of the League that the President
should take over the Armenian man.
date.
The President points out that he
could not accept the mandate without
the consent of the Senate; he accepts
the offer to mediate, however, in order
to end the hostilities now being waged
against the Armenians.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
IRISH GET HOME RULE
Bill Passes House of Lords With
Only Slight Amendments.
Measure Provides Creation Of senates
for Both Northern and Southern
ParIiaments.

London-The Irish. home rule bill
now is safe and will be placed OH the
state book in form only slightly
amended from the shape in which it
first left the House Of Commons. The
House Of Lords, after brief debate,
agreed to all the amendments made to
the bill by the commons.
The only amendment discussed by
the Lords was that adopted by the
lower house providing if either area in
Ireland refused to set up a parliament
the executive could not make the offer
second time unless within three
years after June l both houses Of the
British parliament adopted a resolu-
ton asking for it.
Earl Middleton objected to this time
limit Of three and one-half years and
challenged a division on the question
He was defeated 81 to IA, whereupon
this and the other commons amend.
ments were agreed to withoul further
discussion.
Owing to slight modification made
in the House of Lords at the sugges.
ton of Lord Birkenhead, the lord
chancellor, the bill again will have to
be submitted to the Houce of Commons
as formality and it probably will be
voted over before the royal sanction Is
given.
Two senates Created.
One of the principal changes made
by the Lords is that Senates will be
created for both the northern and
southern parliaments. AS proposed by
the government the question of the
method of establishing the senates was
to be left to the Irish parliame1ts.
Another modification secured by the
Lords is that instead Of the council Of
Ireland being nominated by the two
parliaments, each Senate will appoint
seven of its members and each Par.
lament 49,. making 40. while instead
of the president of the council being
the lord chancellor of Ireland. as pro.
posed by the government, he will be
nominated by the lord lieutenant, on
the advice of the Crown.
II is generally supposed that the
government regards the bill as the ba-
sis for future negotiations and with
this idea has reserved the questions of
customs and excise from the bill.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
'Fordney Emergency Bill Wins
Despite Protests of &C.
fiant Minority.
VOTE STOOD 1856 TO IS
Measure Is Designed to Protect Some
Twenty.odd Farm Products For a
Ten Months Period-Defeat
in Senate Predicted.

Neutrality-suspicious. the protests of a
defiant minority, the House adopted
the Fordney emergency tariff bill by
a vote of 1876 to &c. The vote was
taken after eight hours of debate.
A political analysis of the vote
showed 1854 Republicans for, and 4
against; 4 Democrats for, and u
against; Prohibltionist, Representa-
tive Randall of California, voted for
the bill.
Representative Walter H. Newton.
Minneapolis, voted against the bill
Explaining his opposition, in a speech
to the House, after he had vainly tried
to have the bill amended so as to pro-
tect contract purchasers of wheat, he
declared that the measure was jug
Handled bill. whipped into shape
hastily without careful study, and that
it was so framed as to include pro-
ducts from the South as we'll as the
North, so as to get Democratic as we'll
as Republican votes, in case of Veto
Veto Is Expected.
That President Wilson will veto the
bill, in case it passes the Senate, is
in the minds of most of the members
in Congress.
Representative Ellsworth, Keller and
Carss, of Minnesota, were absent when
the vote was taken. All other north.
western representatives voted in favor.
1t was evident, long before the vote
was taken, that supporters of the
measure. designed to protect some
twenty-odd farm products for a ten
months period, had the situation we'll
in hand. But Representative Rainey,
Democrat, of Illinois, leading the op-
position. opened bitter attack, which
increased in intensity as the debate
wore on.
Opposition speakers charged that the
measure would send the cost of liv-
ing higher, and branded it as class
legislation. Defenders of the bill, on
the other hand, said it would save the
agricultural industry.
Only Way To Bring Relief.
Representative Gardner, Democrat.
Texas. speaking in support of the bill,
said he felt that it was the only way
In which Congress could extend relief,
SO urgently needed by the farmers.
Representative Garrett, of Tennessee
sa he saw in this bill "a determined
effort to divide the Democratic party.
and to make members of that party
turn their backs on every principle of
taxation, for which the party had stood
in its whole history"
During the day a number of sena.
tors entered the House chambers, and
their presence there led to reports that
they were prepared to talk the bill to
death in the Senate. Many Republi-
cans said they were almost convinced
that the bill would not be passed
there.
Chairman Fordney Of the Ways and
Means committee said. in the course Of
the debate, however that he hoped to
see Congress, at the extra session, sub.
stitute for this bill a relief measure,
which would remain in effect until a
scientific tariff schedule could be
worked out.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
1crIme Cruisers" Launched in N. Y

New York-Twcnty Crime cruis.
ers" were added to New York's equip.
ment for shattering the, crime wave.
Twenty automobiles, bristling with the
latest automatic armament, carrying
i've policemen, made their initial
cruises today. The crews, consisting
of one sharpshooter, one uniformed
man and three detectives, experienced
in Strong arm" tactics, conducted in.
dependent Investigations and worked
with patrolmen.. They are to shoot to
kill any criminal caught N the act.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
YOUNG WOMEN GET
BANK POSITIONS

Like all students of Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, N. D., Misses
Jewell Peterson and Stella Weitzel
were taught from the start to strive
tor absolute accuracy. This quality
prepared them to take bank posi-
tions Immediately on graduating
the former with the State Bank of
Hawley, the latter with the First
National Bank of Plaza,
Dakota Business College pupils
are carefully trained and trained for
carefulness. Some 700 banks en-
ploy them. Follow the Success
tul." Write for terms, to r. L.
Watkins, Pres, SEQ FROM St.,
Fargo, N. D
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
300 ARRESTED IN so. ST. PAUL.
Surprise "cIeanup" Drive Staged by
Dakota County Officials. -

So. St. Paul-While police loitered
on the street corners in apparent
ignorance of what was happening,
forty private detectives, sworn in as
deputy sheriffs of Dakota county,
Cleaned up" South St. Paul, raiding
three alleged gambling dens and ar
resting nearly 300 men.
The cleanup came as the result of
the rise of public opinion against the
alleged inability of Mayor B. H. Baker
and Chief of Police Andy Robinson
to see fragrant violations of the gamb.
ling and liquor laws, it is said.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
Thrift

Some years ago when was working
for civil engineer the resident en-
ginee. requested the craftsmen in
the London office always to send linen
tracings, and as large as possible.
On visiting THE work I discovered the
reason. When the tracings were dtne
with his wife boiled them down end
made shirts for her little boys.-E.
Arden Minty, T. r. I. B. A., in Lon.
don hail.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
1o5 RUSS RIOTERS EXECUTED
Workers Strike When Denied Shorter
Work Day and More Food.

London-A serious labor riot occur.
red recently in Petrograd. says Hell
singfors dispatch to the Central News,
in which many persons were killed or
injured.
\ The riot was quelled and los labor.
ers were executed, the dispatch adds.
The trouble started when the Soviet
authorities refused the demand of CITY
laborers for more food and. shorten.
Ing of the working day which is row
l6 hours.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30

Armenian Soviet Annuls U. s. Loan.
London-The Armenian soviet in a
proclamation has apnulled all foreign
loans, Especially tie American loan"
which the Armenian workers have
been toiling to repay, says Reuter-
dispatch from Constantinople.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
400 KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE
Wide Stretches Of Argentina Flooded
Following Tremors.

Buenos Aires-The number of per.
sons dead and injured in Fridays
earthquake disaster now. is estimated
at more than 400. This figure is based
an reports from relief parties.
Wide stretches Of territory are be-
ing flooded with water which continues
to spring from crevices opened by the
earthquake.
j, Relief work is being carried on with
difficulty. Large numbers Of tents
sent from Mendoza are furnishing
shelter to hundreds made homeless by
the disaster.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
Great Scientists Error,

The theory that the earth is sphere
and moves about the sun was held by
a large part of the ancient world and
was dropped and discredited largely
through the influence Of the greatest
philosopher and scientist Of all times.
Aristotle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30

Pigeons Fast Flyers
It has been shown that pigeons fly
almost as fast as seaplane or flying
boat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30

SCATTERING all presidents in Jap
Anese court life, Crown Prince Hlro-
hito will leave early in 1921 for
ten months trip to the United States,
Europe and India, according to
cable dispatch from Toxic. lie Is ex-
pected to visit San Francisco. Den.
yer. Pittsburgh, Chicago. Washington,
New York and possibly Boston. Hlro-
hito is nineteen years old.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-30
Begins Drive on Closed Shop.

Chicago Manufacturers Of the ma.
ton served notice { p union labor that
the intensive drive against the closed
shop has started. When William But.
terworth issued 2 call for convention
; Of big employers Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-25
Soft as the stealing twilight
Dainty as the Moshra flower

Futurist undergar>
ments are fashioned
in fabrics sheer and
soft to suit Milady's
merest whim. You
may have them in
dainty nainsooks, ba>
tistes, voiles, crepes,
marquisettes or won
drous silks from the
far>of Orient.
You can buy Futurist
at the better depart
ment stores and shops
in New York City
and Brooklyn.
Misses numbers now
available in sizes 8>18.
THE FUTURlST COMPANY
3o6 West Erie Street, Chic.so
@' Fifth Avenue, New York CITY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
Polacl a CechoslOvaci.

Ouch Casu Nor. Ostrave uve-
fejnil clanek "Polaci a Cechoslova-
ci". We kterem Frant. Renes pise:
"Polaci pripravuji Sc ma valku 8
republikou Ceskoslovenskou. V
Krakove, Dedicich. Bilsku a vsude
jinde vsf ma zdich mistnosti kari
katury president Masaryk polsk5
tisk. zvlast9 pokoutni. nestyIate
napada Cechoslovaky. Nasi lide.
jedouci Ruska. isou vsude po ce.
lem Polsku iako vyzvadaci vezn9ni a
cd Krakova do Tesina vydani Sane
nejcernejsimu osocovani a n5silf
Nejsmatnejsi pri tom je. ze techto
stvanic 1castni Sc polsti socialni
demokrate. Kdyz jsem Sc u r olskych
soudruh6 informoval. prohlasili. ze
Polaci vinni nejsou. ze prv to della
ceska burzoasie. .Zatim vsak isem
Sc pfesvedcil. ze pravymi vinniky
jsou Polaci. Polaci vsude mluvf.
ze valka Cechoslovaky ie velenut.
ma a nezbytna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
HIayni arsenal do Aberdeen

Valecny department zabyva Sc pla-
ny zbudovati obrovsky arsenal A
berdeen. Md. Kongres zadan jest
"a 1celem tim o apropriaci SIS. .50O.-
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
z Ginnosti CeskosIovenskeho
Cerye Geho Krlze.

Ceskoslovensky Cerven1 Kfiz usi
luje Sc o to. ably jednotlivc1m ro-
dinam valkou krajne postizen9m do
stale Sc dlevy. Ceskoslovenska We
feinost Americe loyalns pomaha
"a to ma week Ceskoslovenskeho
Cerveneho Kfize & ceskoslovenske
yeFejnosti celeho naroda.
L skcin pozadan5m podavafne
toto vysvs lenf sc zadosti. ably
vsichni .kdoz je pfettol a Mich pfe-
mysleli. aby We svyrh vyrocich byli
vzdy pravdivi, objektivni zdrzen-
livl.
|. Pc pfevratu nehylo. zorganiso'
vano celnietvi posty a tez dos
prave byly vazne obtiEe. Dary po,
slans iednotlivcnm vefejn5m or
garisacim CeskoslovenskS cervenS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
CeskY cukf do Amefiky,

Y Anne, ice BE ocekava zasilka
1900 tun enkru GesA oslovenska a
sice 1emneho kostkoveho cnkru stol-
niho. TO jess nejvetsi aasilka Gu
kru do srojenych statA Ceskoslo-
venska kdy uainsna. protoze az do
sud byla cukrem tim zasobena stalls
ien Apglie q Francie,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
z krajanSkych kruhi.

- Dne b. kvetna SkOnala sic.
Karolina Gregor. (. 2119 Moyer
ulice. ZesnHla. jez narodila Sc We
Spojenych Statech rodicn. ktefl
byli fade prvnich ceskych priste-
hovalc6 Baltimore. pohrbena byla
v nedeli 8. hod. odpol. z domu
smutku ma Narodnf Hrbitov. Ver-
ma. ticha jeii povaha vzpomenuta
byla reel pi. Patkove. "a spolek Js.
romira. iehoz clenem byla zesnula.
Urednice spolku sdruzen1ch u
castnily Sc ma pohrbu. Ia sbor Ce-
ske. Moravskych BratTi pohrebni O.
brady vykonal Rev. Frank Novak.
Sc zesnulou vedle cetnych pfatel
tezce loucila Sc sestra. pani Anna
Coufal bratri: Frank a Josef
Gregor.
= Dne s. kvetna zemfel pm
Frank Turek. {. 22O8 Ashland Ave.
Pohreb zesnuleho koran byl domu
smutku do kostela sv. Vaclava IL
tery rano a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele. Mad ztratou zesnuleho
tluchli manzelka pf. Alzbeta Tu-
rex. pratele znamf.
= Vysledek bazaru poFadaneho
sbory: Katol Sokol a damsky oG.
Dor Katol. Sokolek pani Lehecko-
YOU. Jest nasledujici. Celkovy pri-
jem: $891.l9. Celkovg vydei:
1886. 10. Cisty vgtezek $5O6 90.
tonic vytezku Jest zahrRut dah
81 darek cd spolku sv. Vojt8cha SIS. :
a sp. Braustvo sv. Josefa SIS. Sr-
decns dekujem vsem darcIm
vsem. kteTi jakymkoliv zpusobem
pomohli ke zdaru tomuto 1celu..
Jeste jednou volame: Zaplat' Pan
Bnh Zabavni vybor.
Predbezne ornament zabav.
= Jiz pristi pondeli, II. kvetna
sehraje Ochotnicky spolek divadlo
"Palackeho tfida els. 27'' osadni
sini ma CoIlington Ave. Divadlo
toto jest poslednf teto sezone, a
ocekava Sc hojna navSteva neb kus
jest velice zertovny kazdy sc mile
pobavi.
- Velky Majovy pies uspofada
Sbor Katolickych SokolI Karla w.
n Svatodsni pondeli, "a. kvetna
&atolicke budov6 ma Madison uljci.
Ringing Bros. a Barnnm & Bailey
i DVa nejvetsi cirkusy ma veta.
slouceny jeden. ktere pfijedou do
Baltimore pfisti tyden a budou da.
0ati dve predstavenf po diva dny a
sice We stredu 19 We ctvrtek 20.
kv6tna ma obvyklem mist6 Edmond.
son Ave a Benteleau St. Poulicni
kara Monument St vas pfiveze az
ma misto. Ponevadz Sc tyto diva
cirkusy sloucili jeden. bude to
nejv6tsi pfedstaveni toho druhu.
poulIcni velky pr6vod bude pred.
chazeti padu pfizniveho pocasi.
ktery bdde pozdsji oznamen. OF.
BaltimOrSk3 ZamOfSka linie.
Nova paroplavebni spolecnost u
stavila Sc m6ste nasem a zahaiila
vyjednavani s vladimir lodnim vybo-
rem koupi lodi. nimiz bv zaha-
jila pravidelne spojeni Baltimore a
francouzskymi pfistavy. Bordeaux,
Brest Havre. Spolecnost poene 9
3 az 10 lodemi. 9 pccatku hlavn6
onezi Sc ma dcpravu uhh.
/, Y dssftl dne.h z pinty.
DR.. Thomas A. Milliman. jena U.
veEnSn byl pondeii na obtalobu,
ze pfestoupiI ptohibiani 6akcn. pre-,
a depsanim dvou pinta whisky ines
a mocnen.u" 10 dneeh, primal Sc
: ku vine Fo slozeni zaruky $500
i propulsion byl ma svoboiu. Koral.
J. t<u pfedepsal prohibicnimu agentu
! Thomasovi ktery kdyz dostal pint,
IL 20 dnsch vratil Sc pro dFuhf q
pak lakafe uda.,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
Konference We Spa odl0zena.

DIE zpravy Nemecka konferen-
ce mirova. iez konati mel porady
sye We Spa. v Belgii, hyla odlozena
do druhe 6asti Servna. Konferen-
GO seiiti se msla 2h. kvatna. Ku
zadosti Nsmcd scide &c posdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
polaci vitezi.

Poiske a ukrajinsks vojsko aasa-
dilo citelntu ranu holsev!kam ma
ruske front6 seYerne cd Kiieva. kde
podel reky Befeziny zatlacilo ie
zpet Dnlezity pfeehod feky Dne.
pru. Beeice. dobyt byl moci bols
sevikn. Boj zufi ma frente 42O
mil dlouhe.
Pres Paffz potvrsuje sc pad 0ds-
sy. velice d1leziteho pfis,avniho
mesta Ma Carnem mofi. Odeaa dos
byta hyla Ukrajinag3m velltelera
Petlarou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
28 ceutoyy cnKr v New Orleans

We stfedu americkych cukernich
krajin. New Orleans. pocato bylo
6tery s prndav MIN cnkru po %
centech libra. Dovolenf ku zdraze-
nj dano bylo obchodnik6m komisi
"pTimefenych" cen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-05-14
z ceSkOSl. Inf. kancelare.
VySvetIenie plukOvnika Hurbana
O Iegionarich ma lodi Mt. Vernon.


j1ce nase Westinghouse 1rady
h lavne plukovnika Horbana. Re "a
kazal sibirskym legionarom ma lod
Mt. Vernon vystupit ma breh. Pc
ziadali sme pluk. Hurbana Wy.
-svetlenie. On nam sdelil:
NINA sa to dotklo. ze obvinnji
tax lahkovazne a nerozmyslene.
| Ale take So uz dnes easy taky je
mas 1del. K veci poznamenavam
| Nasi kraiani. americk1 obcania ve-
dia velmi dobre. BE AXE prisne pod.
mienky tieto brady uvaluju ma kaz-
deho vstupuj1ceho ma rodu Spoj.
StasCv Immigracne 1rady odopre.
ly tomto pripade robit' v5nimky
a kratkost' pobytu lode (lod povod-
ne mala ga zdrzat len den nejvia
poldruha dna) vylucovat moznost
vykonania akychkolvek formalit pre-
1000 ludi. Stanovisko americkych
autorit bolo kategoricke a kazdy
must uZnat'. Re forcirovanie tohoto
bolo by netakticke a nem1dre lebo
musime myslet' ma tych, ktori este
vo Vladivostoku cajk1 ma americke
lode, abv sa dostali don ev. Ne.
predvidane zdrzanie lodi pristave
malo "a nasledek re americke urady
svolily ma podmienecnu vysadku ma
breh obmedzui1cu sa ma territoriu
Presidio Nikdo nebude zazlievat
legionarom, ze boli nespokojeni sue
pristave americkeho mesta a ne
mozuc ist' ma breh. Ale hlasenia
komandanta transportu mne hovo.
ria. ze vojsko pochopilo situaciu a
sa uspokojilo. Je povinnost ou ma.
sich krajanov aby starali ga uspo-
koiit' mysle vojakov. prijemnit i'm
chvile a nedrazdit' ich otazkami.
ktore riesit' neni nasei moci."
= Ma cestu domn. Costa nasich
krajann vracejlcich Sc z Ameriky
dom6, nenf bez znacnych obtfzi.
Souvisi to ovsem Sc znacnymi poru.
chami mezinarodni doprav6 a pax
velkym pottem vystehovalcd. vrace-
jicich Sc pres Franci do r1znych
zemi stredni Eyropy. Ceskosloven-
ska vlada snazi Sc prostfednictvim
svych zahranicnich organG pecovati
o nase pfislasniky co nejlepe TAX
Liz v pTlstavu Havru oeekavani
jsou zastupcem nasi paTizske Csl.
Legace. ktery je doprovazi pres
Pariz. .kde jsou pfevzati Csl. zastup-
Gem Lince dopraveni "a hranice
Ceskoslovenska. Celni Gfady byly
ministerstvem zahranici pozadany
aby necinily vracejicim krajan0m
zbytecnych pfekazek. Zastupce
Cizineckeho dTadu" Praze do.
stavi Sc ku kazdemu oblasenemu
transportu, aby zarid'l echo bude
potreba a vypravil krajany dale dc
mist iejich pobytu, ,hIavne ovsem ia.
ke ma Slovensko. Je zain1u vsech,
abv t2mto dfednim organ6m ozna-
movali vsechny vecne stiznosti ably
tax napTiste moha byt zjednana
v5ude patT cna naprava. Znovu o
vsem je nutno dGtKlive pfipominati
ably krajane nemenili Americe
penize u nespolehlivych bankovnict
zavod1. vzdy dbal pokyn1 a upo
zorneni 1rad6 a zastupcii C4skoslo,
venske vlady.
Z Ginnosti CeskoSIOvenSkeho