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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
COL LEWIS Is "rOz ILLINOIS.

Col. Jas. Hamilton Lewis Is making
more than q narrow party appeal "a
the voter Of Illinois. Senator Lewis
points out that the State Of Illinois
has nothing to do with the League Of
Nations, national prohibition, or other
subjects Of that kind. But the state
has any number Of big issues which
concern only the people Of nlinos and
must be settled by them.
Senator Lewis Is hatfootedly for
good housekeeping for Illinois BE
wants good roads for the farmer, the
kind Of road that is not merely a
boulevard for touring automobiles
who may reside hundreds Of miles
away, or in other states, but roads
designed for the good Of the people in
the locality in which they are placed
and which has to take care Of their
upkeep. He wants roads that the
farmer can move his produce readily
to market on. That helps the con
suner in the city because he uses that
produce.
Senator Lewis wants reform Of the
tautiOn system Of Illinois which now
puts the support Of the state On the
small property owner and the toiling
classes and allows great wealth 70
escape lie jnst burden. he wants
more pay for tsashsrs sad proviAon
Of sons sort to sAow that ulinois ap-
prssistes the services Of her soldiers in
ths great vsE
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

Hon. Michael K. Sheridan Demo
cratic candidate for member of tn
b. a Of Review, was ushered into thu
grand old world at Sterling, Illinois
in 1858, and he blew into GhieagC
in 1883, and since that time to the
present he has been in the public eye
an ths time taking an honorable and
useful part in the affairs Of the muni.
eipality ana the business life Of the
city.
On coming to Chicago he entered
the employ Of the O. & N. ". BY. Co.,
where he was employed for several
years, leaving there to accept a more
responsible position with the Stock
Yards firm of Nelson Norris & Co.
This position be held for 20 years, and
demonstrated his executive business
ability.
Mr.. Sheridan was until not 30 long
ago member Of the Board Of Assessors
Of Cook County and as such he was
known far and near as the small tax
payers, or the poor mans friend on
the Board Of Assessors.
During his tenn as Assessor he was
strictly non-psrtisan, treating all tax
payers alike, fair and right, with
uniform courtesy to ell He maintained
an "open door" policy to the entire
public which included eolored men and
women as well as white men and
women. During his term he devoted
an Of his time to the duties Of his
once and his untiring services in the
discharge Of his Office, stamped him as
one Of the most faithful public serv-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

has any edge on Hon. Ieorge E. Bren-
nan, who tossed three thousand dol
lars into the National Campaign Fund
to assist Messrs. Cox and Roosevelt in
their fight to be elected President and
Viee-President Of the United States.
Mr.. Brennan is firmly Of the opinion
that the Democratic County ticket in
GLIDING the Municipal Court ticket are
composed of the best men in the party,
that the opposition camp has not been
able to successfully attack them on
the ground that they lack the ability
to discharge the duties of the various
Offices which they are seeking.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
SPEAKING OF JOSHUA

A man was brought in court for the
illicit distilling of whisky.
'What is your namei" asked the
Judge.
Joshua" replied the prisoner
JOshuai" repeated the Judge. "Ahl
Are you the Joshua who made the sun
stand stiIli"
Ono, sir, Judge" was the answer
"I is the man who made the moon
shine. IN. 7. Truth Seeker.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
GOOD ADVICE

All members Of the race are earnest
ly asked by N. T. Bailey, President
the Bailey Realty Co., 1888 8. State
street, to come out to Morgan Park on
Sundays as long as the weather re-
mains good and take advantage of the
many lot sales while they last and at
q reasonable price. You can find him
at 111th street and Racine avenue,
ready to look after you.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
REURNs FROM rHE SOUTH

After a long visit through the south
among the A. n E, connections where
he erestsd much interest, Rev. T. l.
Sect, PASTOR Of Grant Memorial
Chapel, 400 Evans avenue, has re-
turned nnsh pleased With his trip.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
CONES home

After having spent considerable time
visiting many eastern cities, Mrs. Mat
tie Alfred, 1923 8. Wabash avenue,
has returned home much pleased.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

| she has accepted a position as teacher
in Houston College. Miss Baxte is
graduate of Fisk University last
spring.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
IMPROVING.

c. T. Jackson, 1882 Wabash avenue,
member of North Star Lodge No. 81,
U. B. F., is improving rapidly after an
illness Of several weeks.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
RECOVERING.

Ars. Mary Chappelle, $3.50 s. Dear
bonn street, is rapidly improving and it
Is expected that she win be out very
soon.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
MUCH BETTER

Mrs. Eva Heard, 1919 8. State street,
is continuing to improve after having
had very successful operation at the
Post Graduate Hospital.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
ON BUSINESS

Mrs. Cora Franks Of Lake Forest
and daughter, Laura Baxter, spent some
time in the city during the week on
business.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

HON. GEORGE z. BRENNAN, THE
HIGH CHIEF OF THE DElGoCRA-
TIC PARTY OF ILLINOIS, WHO
CHUCKD THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS INTO THE DEMoCRA-
TO NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
1UND.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
INDOORS

Mrs. Louise Killion, s142 Calumet
avenue, after having been quite i'll for
some time is improving very rapidly.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
ACCEPTS POSITION.

Miss Alpha Baxter Of Lake Forest,
IL, has gone to Houston, Tex, where
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

One of the honorable and STRAIGHTFORWARD Judges of
the Municipal Court; the most popular and patriotic Posh-
American IN this City; at the Chicago Bar Association
primary, he received 1874 votes making him the second
highest man; the Cook County Bar Association has also high
ly endorsed him for reelection.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

Mighty few politicians in this city
or state, Democratic or Republican,
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30

Eesls Confident That Hon. James Ham
Atoa Lewis Has . Splendid Chance
q Being Elected Governor Of MI
noiA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
MARKET j! GENERALLY WEAK
EiTFuL STRENGTH UNABLE
TO COMBAT BEAR ATTACKS
RMmored Advance I'm Redtscount Rntes
{yI5 CauHek Flurry--StcrliuE Soon
'S3af,st5 :rltt to OFOp Lower.
M BRoADAN wALI..

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-AlthouCh
money went to 8 per cent today at
4 the close with renewals at S per cent
( the stock market was weak throughout
most OF the session. In the morning
there was further short covering that
carried some Issues up to levels ma
tcrtanY above those OF yesterday. Be-
4 fore tho end of the first hour. how
ever there was renewed attack on
4 the market. This brought about de-
y clincs Of 2 to points in some issues.
Middle, States Oil was the disturbing
factor. again sinking to new level,
and it was accompanied in this by
sTranscontinental. a rally then
4 brought nearly all prices back to the
high OF tho carly trading, but after
that the market continued declining up
TO the end of tho day, with only htful
recorerles here and there. The close
was weak and active with material de-
clinhe in many issues and with some
ne Ms low prizes for this moyemcnt:
based on the rumors printed by the
ttckers to the effect that the Fedora.
EeserYe Bank would advance the re-
discount rate almost Immediately. On
the highest possible authority ii can
DO Maid that nothing OF this kind has
What may be done later is another
story. but the local reserve bank mana
gera believe that professional bear
advantage from the action of the
bank. They arc apparently taking the
same attitude that the Supreme Court
has taken in regard to decisions on
the taSab'lfty OF stock dividends They
do not propose to play into the hands
q market raiders or plunEers on either
International Situation Delicate.
The interna tional situation is so
delicate that IT is felt unusual care
must .bc taken in the handling oc The
local banking situation. Big mon be-
lieve athc market has discounted sufii-
cientIy for the present all the bad
factoSs In the situation. There is tho
best Find Of buying in every depart
nents Even in the stocks of some or
the puncturcd oil stock companics
there~ has been good buying on the
theory that there is some merit in
Interpretations.
Fora time today railroad stocks dis
playea considerable strength. and It Is
expected that moro strength will de-
vcloPs in these issues because there
are assurances from Washington ,hat
the Principal features OF the Cummins
bill WILL be adopted in the compromise
measure that is to be nut through
An important financier who is the
sontr9lling interest in fifteen different
corporations engaged in fifteen abso,-
utely +diferent lines OF business. said
todayys that every one OF his companies
was finishing the best year in its his
tory and had orders on flc making
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

good.
Tobacco stocks .were strong in the
carly trading. but yielded when the
Some rather important announcements
are about to be made in regard to
Inc luxe w eian concerns.
stocks was due to belief that Easo-
line would be above 80 cents at all
filling stations next summer With
gasoline above 80 cents the new fuel
manufactures by the alcohol com
panics will como into their own.
ing exchange to drop to IS in the near
future. They say oven that price
may not be the bottom, but they see
no reason. why that should disturb
American business any more than the
present low rate Is preventive OF
free trade with England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

STOCK.
Sales.
Advance-Rumley -.
Advancc-Rumlcy, pfd.

Advance-Rumley -. ......
Advance-Rumlcy, pfd. 49,.
$500 Allis-Chaimer -. .........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. ......
400 A Amsr. Beet s,ota Sugar ,. com.
$500 American Can .............
100 American Can. pfd. .......
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Cotton Oil ..........
200 Amer. Hide and Lea, com.
1900 Amer. Hide and Lea. pfd. {.
1900 American Linsccd OH $500.
Sl00 American Locomotive 49,.
1000 Amer: Int. Corpn. ..........
1000 American Smelling ........'
1900 Amer. Drug Synd. .........
100 American Sugar
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
500 Amer. Tobacco. com. 1000.
142oo Amor. Tobacco Securities
goo Am. Writing Paper. pfd. -.
10000 American WOODEN .........
5000 Anaconda Copper 49,.
SUI A Atiansio Coast Line -.
A. G.. /. of CT. (Balto.)
1900 Baltimore and Ohio ........
17To0 Bethlehem Steel, B......
500 Bethlchem Steel, So, pfd...
651o0 Baldwin Locomotive $3.50.
500 CAddo OIL ................
24oo Canadian Pacific .........
c30o Central Leather. com. $50.
goo Chesapeake and Ohio ......
zoo Chicago Great Westoru....
zoo Chi, Great West. pfd. 49,.
400 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. .....
100 Chicago r, J. and p. com.
400 Chi. r.. l. and p, SO pfd.
c400 Coca-Cola ...... ..........
1000 Crucible Steel Cor. conn.,.
10000 Column Graphophone .......
500 Colorado Fuel md Iron....
5000 Corn Products. com ......
1000 Cuba Cane Sugar ..........
1900 Freeport Texas .......... :,
200 Erie ......
1900 Eric, lst pfd. ..............
10000 General Motors ............
5000 Goodrich. com. ..........
200 Great Northern, pfd. .....
700 Great North. Ore Gifts. $500.
Illinois Central ........
200 Inter. Nickel
$500 Inspiration Copper ........
10000 Int. Mer. Mar, com.
500 int. Mer. Mar. pfd.
500 In:. Paper, com. ..........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

Spare ribs. chimes and back.
snmsnc. po ID .'''........'...." -
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(Continucd on Page Nino.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
4 SER PRIMER
MINISTRO INGLES
HERBERT ASCUITH

LONDRES. Mario 2.-Despues de
mas de cn ano de auSenCia del Parla
mento irgles. eI ex-Primer Ministro
Herbert H. AsqGith.. esta listo para
ocupar una vez mas Su curul en- Ia
Camara de los C0munes, como result
tado de! resonante triunfo alcanzadO
en las ultimas elecciones. La Prensa
toda de Ia manana, caracterlza el
reingreSo de Mr.. Asquith al Parla
mcnt0. come e principle de 81 nueya
elevation i IL Primera Jefatura del
Gobierno Y dan d conocer la Iuta que
Srguira IN 81 canine I Westminster.
u! como cuando 10 hacen para desig-
mar Il curse de una procession real.
La prenSa de Northcliffe eXpresa de
Su parte Ia opinion de que 81 Mr.. As
Quith cumple su promeSa de contener
Ia Extravaganza del gobierno puede
deeirse que sera 81 futuro Primer Mi
nissro ingles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
BERLIN, CENTRIC
DE LOS DSTURBIOS
De TODD Ell MUNDO
Los conspiradores del oriente
y occidenfe hen hecho de
la capital uIemana SUI
centric de operacsoneS

BERLIN, Mario mo oostah'e
do q mundo reconoce que nay
ma relaci6n entire e. bolshe'1KisnAo
on Russia. los levantamientoS en- lu'-
c,,;a a rebellion en- Egipto, los dls-
-,,~hios ca Persia, Y en- Afganlstan )
p, Ia Siria, Ell movimiento Tevotucio-
mario que dirige esta red de conspira-
clones irternacionales, 0 muy con-
-adss revelaciones o~casionales. per
nance siendo I'm complete mlSterio'
Pero las naciones civiliZadas en-
piezan ahora a sospechar que Berlin
as el centric de tcdos los agItadoreS y
fomentadores de eStos disturblos cue
estar prolongando ia guerra mas ALA
de Ia firma de la supuesta paz.
Berlin es hoy por hoy, el punto de
reunion del oriente V el occldente.
En- esta capital, los elcmentos radica-
les de ambos hemisferios pueden en-
c~ontrarSe ' ponerse de acuerdo Y
conspirar sin peligro alguno. Ino dc
los mas insistentes Y activos trabaJs-
dores de esta red de cOnspiraclones
es ell turco. Los lidereS de Turquia
en- la gran guerra. Sc ~encUentran ac-
! tuaimente en- Alemania. JamaS han
dejado de desarrollar SuS actividadeS,
Y cuentan con grandes medioS y re-
cursoS p~ecuniarioS. De una manera
OCCASIONAL, - sabe que estan despie-
gando una gran propaganda; pero 10
que verdaGeramente eStan hacienda
e>toS lidereS turcoS eS IN misterio
para los occidentaleS. Solamente IN
turco Y Siempre que este afiliado con
eilo>, puede penetrar los secretoS de
esos couspiradores entire q~uienes So
aSegura. estan Includes Talaat Pas
ha, Gran Nizir: Enver Pasha, ex- Mi
niStro de Ia Guerra Y Comandante or
jefe de los ejercitos turcos; De jana
Pasha. eX-MiniStro de Marina: Anna
Djmal Beg. Gobernador de Trebizon-
da; DR.. NaShim Bey. Presidente de
Comite de Union ' Progreso: Bedri
Rey. eX-Gobernador de Constantine
p!a; : Ami Bey, ex-Jefe de Ia Po-
Ecia de COnstantinopIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
PONDRA FIN A SU
IDILIO AMBROSE Ell
PRINCIPE CARLOS

RERI,JN. Mario Eel Principe
Carlos de Rumania tiene la lntenclon
de DISCOVER SUI matrinonio morganlco
con Mile. Zizi Lambrino, con QUEEN
Sc desposo en- 1913 contra la volun-
tad de u padres, segdn dice IN des-
pacho procedente de Bucarest' reel
bio hoy aqui, Y en- Ell cual despacho
Sc segur que ell Principe ma tenido
una reconciliation con 81 padre Ell
Rev Fernando Y su nladre, la reIna
Maria, quienes lie han prometldo re-
conocer de nuevo sus derechos al tro-
no. ,.
va anteriormente, en- Enero ulti-
mo. Sc habian recibido noticias en- las
que Sc hablaba de una reconciliation
entire ell Principe Y u augustos pa
dres. pero no Sc hacia mencion para
NADIA de Ia disolucion de su matrimo-
Mo con su bella : joven esposa, por
In que tantas adversidades sufri6 Y
a ouien ahora trata de sacrificar. Sin
embargo, Ia noticia de la d~isolucion
del natrimonio, aun ne esta confir-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
INUEVO EMBAJADOR
De GRAN BRETANA
EN- ESTADOS UMlDOS
SerG Sir Auckland Geddes,
seg1n Sc ha enunciado
ofialmente

LONDRES, Mario 2--ul'et"I-
mente Sc anunci6 hoy en- es1a CAPT.
a. nombramiento de Sir Aucklaho
ce8des. como E~mbajador de Ia HFan
Breta1a ante el gobierno de los hSta-
dos T-nidos. confirmandose ash, el ru-
mon. one desde hace dias circulo aqul.
81 Embajador saldra de esta caP'@I
nara 81 nuevo destino en- I'm mes POGO
ma D rlenos. Y antes de partr Sera
huesued del Club de los PeregrlnoS
y otras sociedades, que daran Varlas
fiestas en- Su honor.
Ell alto costo de Ia vida en- Ia ia
pital americana. ha sdo II &c los
princiUales obstaculos para encontraf
a una persona Que quiera asumIr yo-
'untariamente el cargo de Embala-
dor. cor los hon3rarios que el preSu-
pueStc irglas seEala para dlcho pueS-
10. sin embargo, en- la presente oca-
sion. tales emolumentos Sc aumenta-
ran considerablemente. segun Sc dice
en- los circulos diplomaticos de eSta
capital.
La eSposa de ST. Auckland Geddcs
7 = una americana. que antes de 81
marrimonio con el d~iplomatico ingles
reSiG.a Ell Staten Island, y. \. Sir
Geddes desempenaba ell pueSto O.
Professor de Anatomia en- Ia Univer-
sidad de Toronto. Canada Y cuando
estall6 Ia guerra Sc enlist6 como sol
Gado raSo en- las filas inglesas. Ia
biendo Sido gravemente herido en-
FlandeS. PoSteriormente Sc lie do el
cargo de Encargado del registro de
las tumbaS de los soldados ingleseS
en- Francia, empleo que renunci6 pa
"a hacerSe cargo de Otro mas eleva-
DO. llegando por ultimo a ocupar IN
ruesto en- Ell .gabinete De Mr.. L.ioyd-
George. que riene una alta estima-
! por el nuevo Embajador. 10 mis-
mo que Ell Rey Jorge. Fl nombra-
mlento de Sir. Auckland ha sido aeon
tado por Ell Presidents wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03

LONDRES. Mario la tfahSaN-
rim nendiente entire Italia Y Ia Iugo-
Eslayia para ell arreglo de Ia cues
+i6n del Adriatico. Sc ha aplazado a
nora indefinidamente, quiza hasta
rneGiqdos de Abril. en- que el Supreme
Conseio Sc reuna en- Roma. En- vista
del fracaso de las negociaclones d!-
rectas entire Ell Primer Ministro Sc
nor Nitti, Y ell Ministro de Reiaclo-
mes Exteriores de Yugo-Eslavia, Sc
nor Trumbith, ell primero Sc esta pre-
rarando para partir de esta capital,
siendo prabable que salga manana pa
ra Roma. Su decision para Tegresar
a Italia ha sidO apresurada por la
seriedad de Ia situacion economical Ell
su pals. en- donde Sc acaban de esta-
b!ecer dos diaS sin carne q Ia semana
es ahora mucho menor que Ia que
habia Ell tempo de Ia guerra.
FL eX-primer Ministro de Serbia,
senior Pastitcn que Sc encuentra ac-
tualmente en- esta capital, viendo por
los ~intereses serbios Y Ell Primer Nj
nistro senior Nitti. han expresado am
Dos asombro por una noticia proce-
derte de Washington, Ell la cue Sc
dice que e. Presidente Wilson Sc
opondria 3 cualquier arreglo o tran
sacci6n entire Serbia, (que forma Ell
principal nucleo de la nueva naci6n
yugo-esiava.) 2 Italia, 81 dicho ARE
glo Sc separa de Ia proposition del
9 de Diciembre que suscribio el Sub
Ss~cretario Frank L. Polk. Ell repre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
.Nitti sale de Londres
para Roma, en- vista
de Ia situacion
economical de
Sill pals.
Hasta mediados de Abril Sc
.tratara de nuevo, proba-.
blemente, la question
en- que ma interve-
nido MIR. Wilson

seD+aci6n de los Estados Cnidos.
N. Pastitch declare que desearia
1pe 81 P~residente Wilson hiciera una
nueva a~claraci6n de sus opiniones
respecto a Ia question del Adriatlco
y 81 Primer Ministro Nitti. y por 81
parte, manifesto que deseaha hacer
constar ell hecho de que estaba dis
puesto 2 llegar a una ampiia transac-
ci6n pero cue no podia comprender
como ell Presidente Wilson podia ser
mas pro-yugo-eslavo que los mismos
serbios.
De fuente enteramente digna de
credito V que Sc halla intimamente
ligada al Primer Miaistro Nitti, Sc
ha sabido cue este Sc ha encontrado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-03
AHAzA NDEFINHDANEN1E FL ARREGO
DE Ia QUESTION DEL ADRATICO

ahora cogido centre Ia actltud del
Presidente Wilson Y la falta de uni
dad de los serbio-croatas," asi es que
SUI situacion no es muy sOstenible que
Sc Olga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17
STASTNE A VESE.L.E. VANOC


(Vejce po sov6tsku.) Y Mo-
skye dostavaji obcane ma listky
po jednom vejci ma pet hlav ty-
dine. Ably Sc Ma vsecky dostalo,
neilepe pripravit to vejce tax:
Vejce uvafi Sc na tvrdo tim zpu
s0bem. re sc neeha We vode,
kdyz VIE, pet minut, ne dele, po
die hodinek vaSeho vcerejsiho
souseda V tramWayi.
Kdyz je to vejce uvareno,
Doda sc ma taliri ma stul, nebyl-
Ii stui liz drive rozstipan a spa
len, Ma pet cast deli Sc to vel
ce nejlip asi tax: sloupne Sc O.
patrne skorapka a da Sc nej-
mladsimu clenu rodiny. Muze
81 nj pohrlt .nebo il tfeba i
snist - to je jeho v6c.
PAX Sc opatrne stahne tenou-
cka slupka, ktera ie mezi sko-
rapkou a billem. TIA sc da dru-
hemu. Zloutek sri otec rodiny
sam, bilek da dalsimu. Posled-
nj Glen rodiny, patty ,obdrzi zby
tex. 4 ryS
oak odstraniti skvrny po
vine Il ubrusu.) Ponevadz ted
neni AMI vina, neni ami ubrusu,
odstraneny jsou skvrny samy
sebou.
Bite rozumne, dobre, vec-
ne!" iekl Dernjan Bednyj BED
ryj ie nejpopularnejsi basnik
bolSevicke ery), a hodil kane
ncm po pomniku Puskinove.
Syty "soudruh" hladovemu
''soudruhu" neni soudruhem.
Tonouci stGbla sc chyta, hla
doyici ma Rusi slamy.
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hubby vybnych
obsuha neoe
spokoenos pratem zkazkum pfejeme houbi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17
SOUBOJOVY HUMOR.

Vita Internazionale" uvadl
soubojove historky, nichz ira
gikomika chvile zmenila Sc
pouhou komiku. Francouzsky
herec Desessart, ktery Sc tesil
v6tSi popularnosti pro svou
tloustku nez pro svou hru, chtel
jednou vyrovnati jakousi "cest-
Iou zalezitost' Sc svym kole-
eou DuganSonem souboji.
Kdyz Sc oba Sc svedky dostavili
na urcite misto, ozvalo Sc Du-
g2nsovi sv6domi. Obratil Sc ke
svemu protivniku Sc slovy: "Ty
mi poskytujeS prflis rozsahleho
terce, muslin uciniti jakesi opa
trenil" Wal kridu a na Deses-
sartove brisa nakreslil kruh q
vysyGtlil, re rany mimo tento
kruh bude povazovati "a ne
platne. Celia spolecnost vypu-
kla V smich a cestna zalezitost
SO urovnala V .nejblizsim hostin
ci. - Spisovatel Eugen de Mi
recount bylz jednou vyZvan
mladsim Dumasem proto, ze
rapadl jeho otce. X souboji po-.
sial GNdirecourt sVeho syna, do
sud zeleneho mladicka, Sc vzka
Zem, kdyz Sc statny Dumas da-
va zastupovati svym synem, re
take on posila syna "a sebe.
Souboi Sc ovSem nekonal a ce-
Ia Pariz Sc mela cemu smati. -,
Znamy bonapartisticky bojov-
nix Paul de Cassagnac take jed
nou vtipem vyrovnal soubojo-
YOU aferu. Kdyz byl "a ucelem
reklamy vyzvan Viktorem Moi
rem, odpovedel mu: "PrisluSl
mi volba zbrani. Nuze, volim
pravopis a jste porazeni"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17
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Preeteli 81 vybrati neco bud pro svo
manzelku, manzela, otce nebo matku, sestr
nebo milenku neb mience, naleznete to ne
Sich obchodech.
Vybefte 81 tyto krasne darky nynl M
vam ie dorucime urctou dobu zaplat
ie mllZete pOZdeii
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-09

Joe Gadbaw was a business caller
in Sawyer Monday.