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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
EAST MONTPELIER

There will be a general dairy meeting
al the North Montpelier Masonic hal
Friday. Jan. %, from 10 a. m. TO Z ?
m, to which everybody is invited
There will be several well-known
speakers, among whom COMMISSIONS
Brigham is expected to be present
lunch will be served at noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21

Next Tuesday evening the second
tournament will be played at the local
rooms, billiard and pool contestants 20
be different members Of each club. Last
evening the local council was repre-
sented by large number of its mem
beers, who, after witnessing or taking
part in the contest, returned on the last
car from Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
Notice.

Regular meeting Of Barre polishers
branch. G. c. I. A., will be held in their
hall. Nichols block. on Thursday even
ing. Jan. %, at o'clock. Local busi-
ness and to consider what action the
branch win take in connection with the
report of the reyisory committee. W.
&. Prize. Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish in this way TO extend our
thanks TO any and all who assisted US
at the time of our bereavement.
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald and
family,
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Mcdonald
and family.
Mrs. Annie Halliday and family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
4 ~ Colds are Catching
" ~ EASY TO BREAK RIGHT UP
lzzE2-.(

clogged up nostrils and the air passages
Of the head; stops nose running; re-
lieves the headache, dizziness, feverish-
ness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick
est. surest relief known and costs only
few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance, tastes nice, no qui
nine.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends of tie community, who have
been 20 kind and thoughtful during
the sickness and death Of our beloved
husband. father and brother, Trustmar
Robinson.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson.
Mr~and Mrs. Nellie Horner,
YIr. and Mrs. Alex Cover,
Jacob Robinson,
Truman Robinson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21

Fred Brassard went wednesday 70
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski,
where he expects to undergo an oper-
alton for appendicitis. His health has
been poor for some time.
Elmer Johnson and Miss Susie Kirk
patrick are both very sick at this writ
ing with pneumonia.
Miss Elnora White has gone to New
| Haven, Conn, TO spend some time with
| friend and expects to find employ
ment there.
Melvin Chase. who has been with his
nephew, L. w Chase, in Mortified for
! several weeks, has now gone to IT,
Johnsbury. whore he has work
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Briegal re-
Gently bought L. L. Stones farm, and
lust now Mr.. Briegal is laboring under
great disadvantage. His wife went
from here several weeks ago to visit
sister in New York state, leaving
her husband and three children 70 care
for themselves. The Oldest child is II
years old and the youngest about three
wears. The youngest froze its feet sew
eral DAYS ago, go it is not now able TO
| walk.
A son was born last Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ander-
! son. Mr.. Anderson is the stage driver
from Brookfeld to Randolph The
baby died Sunday morning.
/ Mrs. Carl Bowman, our town census
enumerator, expects to complete her
enumeration this week. She Is now
working i'm the east part of the town
/ George c. Smith, who is staying tor
ia while with his son, Merton Smith
and family in East Bethel, was in town
Saturday on business.
jaw G.. Fulton has completed his la
bors as rural mail carrier and is going
10 Springfield for while. People are
!, sorry to have Mr. Fulton leave town
as he has been very nice and obliging
10 people. Elmer Keyes IS acting as
rural mail carrier for the present.
G. C. Lewis had his COWS tested last
week They proved to be healthy
lot.
The telephone fire alarm Sunday
evening called people to assist in ex.
tinguishing blaze in DR.. u. +. Ellis
| tenement house and switch building
which started around the chimney. The
! fire haa gained quite q Roadway before
| 1t was discovered and il took lively
work on the part Of those who gath
cred, with buckets and fire extinguish'
ers. before the blaze was out. Con.
siderable damage was done through the
cutting of partitions, tearing up floors
/ and by the water running through onto
the first floor. The telephone switch
room was not affected by the fire. A
| few weeks ago a fire started in the
same place and by strenuous efforts a
! serious conflagration was avoided at
/ that time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
BROOKFIELD
J. B. Perham, Who Died Jan. II, Born
and Always Lived in Same House.

The death of John b. Perham Mon
day evening, Jan. II, removed another
good man from our community, after
long time Of declining health. Mr.. Per-
ham was born in town in the house OF
the farm where he lived his hfe OF "
years, II months and Is days, the only
child of Jonathan S. Perham and ran
ME tAbbott) Perham. He was edu-
Gated in the public schools and Orange
county grammar school. July 20, 1854,
he married Ellen Benedict, who sur
wives him, with six of their seven emil
dren- Mrs. Samuel Mills of Ryegate,
Mrs. B. III. Benedict Of Bethel, Mercy
J. Perham Of st, Johnsbury, Mrs. AT
thur Williams Of Rumney, n, H., Mrs.
! Edward Kelly of Mortified and George
Perham. who has lived at home with
his parents. There are also three grand
children Lieut.. Samuel Mills OF Mont.
pomery, Ala, Miss Gertrude Kelly OF
Northfield and Ralph WILLIAMS OF Rum
new. N. II. Mr. Perham was member
OF the Second Congregational church
and was always in attendance when
able.
Funeral services were held from the
perham home last Wednesday after
noon at l;3Q o'clock, Rev. James Clark
officiating. The bearers were the two
sons, j Morey Perham and George Per-
ham. Edward Kelly. a son-in-law, and
IT.. G.. Perham. nephew. Burial was
! in the Brookfield Center cemetery IN
the family lot
| About one year ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Perham buried their second son,
Bert Perham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21

v Special communication Of
a Granite lodge. No. IS. p and
va A. NJ. Friday, Jan. %. at :
IN p. M. Work. II. NJ. degree.
EOR This will be the annual past
M masters night After the
work. refreshments will be served in
he banquet hall. Per order w. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21

M
Barge viii leave Clan Cor
ygfN don hall for East Barre Fri
All day eveniHe, Jan. p. al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21

one more good secondhand piano at
a bargain at Bailey's Music Rooms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
EAST BARRE

Adjourned meeting Of
M7HA Wuchosen tribe. Nc. ~. l.
f4Re<srt D. r NJ Friday evening
k4 cc3eek. lroquais
~ tribe cf Barre Wil visit
~ and wOrk Warrior's de-
zrss. lss every nrnber b present
Rsfrsshmenfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
Pool
Billiards.
r,ooo-point cribbage,

BARRE MONTPELIER
Dan Keefe 80. - Ralph Burns .
Leonard Lander 50 J. Jerome ......, 2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-31
FOREIGN

Jan. lS-Dr Jose Luis Tamayo elected
president of Ecuador
Great mob attacked reichstag in Berlin
and was routed by troops, IS being killed
and scores wounded.
Jan. II Paul DesChanel elected nresiden,
of France.
Jan. lS-Millerand made French pre-
mier.
Feb, 6-Actye rebellion against Japan
ese rule broke out in Korea.
Feb 22-SeTious revolution in Honduras
Feb, 25--Irish home rule bill introuuced
in parliament.
March Admiral Horthy elected regent
of Hungary.
ment in Berlin, Germany, by counter
revouuonsts headed by DR.. Woltgang
kapp and monarghlsts.
March l5-Council of old German cabi-
net meeting at Stuttgart Germany, re-
fused TO negotiate with the reactionarv
faction headed by Dr. Wolfgang kapp,
March l7-Dr. Wolfgang kapp resigned
as chancellor of Germany.
March lS-Ebef government regained
control in Berlin, Doctor kapps troops
leaving,
March 20-Lord mayor of Cork assassi-
mated by masked persons.
March 2l7-Ihr q thousand persons killed
in fighting at Eelpsig, Germany, before
Ebert troops captured city
March 22-Gustav Noske, minister of de-
ltDot VI 1tl many, ltSibnGu
March alderman cabinet headed nv
Premier Bauer resigned.
March 2-Hermann Mueller premier of
new German cabinet.
March 3l-Japanese troops stationed
at Nikolaeysk, Siberia, defeated in battle
with Russian forces; 200 Japanese Killed
April House of commons passed Irish
home rule bill 34S to "a
Ian Macpherson. chief secretary for
Ireland, resigned.
April EBERT government at Berlin
reached compromise agreement with
workingmen; civil war ended
April 4-Many government buildings
burned by Irish rebels throughout Ire |
land on Easter Sunday.
April l2--ManS noncombatants killed IN |
Guatemala City when Estrada Cabrera |
government WAS overthrown by rebels |
New government formed with Carlos
Herrera as president
Aptil D~gtiidaiso and Tla.caia, Mexico,
Joined the secession movement
April SZ-Former Premier Calllaux pe
France convicted of having commerc.
and correspondence with the enemy
April Is - Mexican revolt spreajk,v
Battle for Chihuahua City won by car.
rama troops. American border troops
ready foi action,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-31
DOMESTIC

Jan. 2-Thousands Of Reds arrested IN
many cities Raids continued daily
! Taking of the census begun
Jan 3-Department of Justice revealed
fadicai plot to overthrow the government
war Finance corporation announraj
loans OF $l10Jo.000 to aid exporters
Jan. 6-kentucky and Rhode Island 70
flied suffrage amendment
ian Five socialists We're denied their
seats in New York legislature
Jan. S-Demoeratc national committee
selected San Francisco for the conveo-
ton opening June IS
Jan. l0-House of representatives again
denied Victor Berger hts seat
Senate passed Sterling sedition bin
Jan l4-Oregon ratified suffrage amend
ment.
Jan. l7-Nationa prohibition amare
ment TO Constitution in effect e'u
Jan 27-David f. Houston appoi,to,
secretary of the treasury and Edwin r
Meredith of Iowa secretary of asrieul-
ture. "a
sador to Mexico. ''oaS-
Jan. @-South Carolina refused to rat.
ify suffrage amendment
Feb. 6-Virginia senate rejected federal
suffrage amendment
Feb. 7-Secretary of the Interior Lane
res sned, effective March |.
Feb, 12-Arlzona ratified suffrage anand
ment
Feb 18-John Barton Payne. cbtcago
appointed secretary of the interior -
secretary OF state Lansing resigned M
the request of President Wilson
National American Suffrage agsoclatior
opened its last convention in Chicago
Feb l6-Subcommittee Of house rennrt
ed great extravaganza waste and tnto,,S
petence in aircraft production. severeiy
criticising Secretary Baker CoIonal
Disque and Director Ryan
amendment
Feb. A-Railway bill conference report
adopted by house Np'''
Feb. 23-Senate adopted conference ra-
port on railway bill
Feb. A-Charles R Crane. Chicapn
named minister to China
Feb. 25-Bainbridge Colby selected for
secretary of state '0'
Feb &C W. T. Hunt Of Arizona
made minister to Siam.
Feb. G-Gourt order entered divorcing
big packers from business not lirectlY
related to meat packing
Feb S-oklahoma ratified suffrage
March Federal Judge Gelger in MN I
waukee upheld Wisconsn's ~ per cent
beer law
New Jersey legislature passed law legal
izing 3l2 per cent beverages
United States Supreme court decided
United States Steel corporation is not an
Illegal combination.
Railroads returned to owners
Sir Auckland Geddes accepted as Brit.
sh ambassador 70 United States.
President Wilson let i be known he +
would MOI be candidate for reelection "e
March lowest Virginia assenbI,
fled suffrage amendment. rat
United states submarine h rs.,a,
rear Magdalena bay. It. Comm >~dar
& Webb and three OF crew lost D.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-31

Wa Nj ' ! IN ro,4.. ~. :, :,
d tiarie q '.eas ,oassgg,,laorary. ,,-,...
historian S9T 13o-a,pr r. 'a' 'oa'S 5,Hss :5
re Hss5 Admifs :. noted esrna
Nov. l4-Alstou am. '''~are. sE
Nov. 81 homas 81, ''ss'aep, Q, OH.
tor and painter, In Rsgas Csry.
=, ~ ". 81 rankin For J-lrs sea's-
F1 T6S9's al B 6os3idse' forms, ,.,,'o'
decorator. . ''4'se ras,-.
Nov, za,-commodors E. c. Ben,a..,
Mrs. Margaret Brewster. writer. In N
Nov. 25-Jake L. Hamon. Republic
ha4onai committeeman from Oklahoma
W A r. Ekengrsn, Swedish minlste
nov 2-James J. Reynolds. noted rail
Wy builder and engineer, in Chicago
,.. N9F. s-Euge 3 W. Chain. prohibition
leader a Lon Beach, Cal
Dec 5-Frar is Lynde Stetson, eminen,
attorney Of New York
Dec lo-H5race Z. Dodge, automobile
ALdIi Ai ttE r, in Palm Beach
marquis Della Chiesa brother Of the
Bec. Olive sehreiner novelist
zee. lt-Cyrus Beard chief justice OF
w gomiNs supreme court
L're .t-ileut Pat O'Bren, famous
tAiitet4f- sH war aviator, committed suicide
X. I'VE seymour noted journalist.
PEI la-Airs Helen E starrett noted
: -r =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-31
INTERNATIONAL,

Ian N H. ~. iao bo4SheFlkE
.,Snad Irt t'lCauons of peace treaty
80, Cilteu states Greece, China and
J9n uot pehB represented,
occarta5 ~ iieliieheeau and Lloyd George
over p Fiur,pp pan giving Italy sovereignty
Ia, i"ite'
hsnL., o-a Hungarian delegates we're
"@iueu cue terms Of peace
held Arc rlounCI Of League Of Nations
Ian ~ Sst'1ollns ~ FaliS
land tn s, r'PsGii,a council called on Hol-
peror for trtaI totileI Iefman EN-
IAN % 90, -
Slavic - ~ cue council gave Jugo-
settlenaUf u"9s 70 agree TO the Fiume
Ciemanrca, ,o,,..,
tbe Taaano ~ sl-neo from the council OF
Ian ~ "G ~ "@uohs'
aha 'i eorn 1oti Ghd refused to surrender
Iugo-Si3,,f e'e' u,@n emperor TO the allies.
IN T1o,,c5se4 "a sven more time TO reply
Jan "a P.tt iI''te Setl'eheAL
shevljIi alon[, t6a oSWieeH io.es ana Boil
yS San ~ <-G Zen Dentkine and stan ref
IAN " I,,sll'' l Ssaei az Sohstahunople.
allie connIoI+7is $50, ~ I'd ieJeetea the Adri-
ian 5gpiGl.,,f,, o,,e'sH 10y ltaiy
cantured Sddf"',,''""s announced they had
ian ~ ~ O g3i'
ti9 9als el--s Laaifoslol seized by repolu-
Fe6 2-pasra ao,,I.,,
thonia and sn,jot 2 I}',Iai"ea between Els
Zen q ist ~ =, I,uS9la.
cri,nSs L ,-,SI - 1eItAdn5 accused of war
han5a3 |sdoea by FORMER crown prince,
-tiunuSd 70 GsFWau representa- iVes by
Niiles'
Ieo. o-Russian soviet troops entered
STe9aa'
rep' f-AdlnlFal holchak and his pre-
"niSi executed by reYoutionists
Marin Sebios',t1l wv" 'ho p'eulscte IN
President a ilgGr notiaa7 antas 50 NJ,
a sdri, Assent to proposed settlement Of
Aqflduc question.
so rep let's declared armIstice with
aVEtl russia
req, Io-aupreme council agreed sultan
10y ie'Ila4h ~ Constanunople, under
SISi a"'Se'
IN tIo,i ~ Ines mes renewed their demand
NJ iioii'mu loI eAudaltlon OF eX-kaiser
ai'es as[eed Germany might Try the
~. '9hoals, IeseiFihs the right to try
.hSiu themselves II results are contrary
70 justice,
. reo. ItI1Premiers Of allies sent concli- !
Atofy reply 10 wilson's note on the Adri- |
aug settlement
supreme council decided interna-
tloHallHa don or the Dardanelies and the !
b9gsporus
eD. so-Russlan Bolsheyiki announced |
'he tapture Of Archaugel.
Fep' A-boisheYlld occupied Murmansk |
Feb. A-oovet Russia made offer Of /
peace 10 United States, Japan and Rou-
Hiahia
~ ~ -HAoSco" reported destruction I
ai A. the capture Of stavropol
MaIch 5-Hoiland again refused to sur
ME- March ~ ,llq Ilra Nd5sel 20 allies
.t alen 80 resident wilson again re-
March 1&RSfePav;t,i daa5i ii,ns 3 3t ldtlc,
by Poles at NOR ari ~ ~ uIlealeu
s3ptheast If Ninsi+ "No NoiehAoFltz'
Ami 5-Iauanesa troons ooo,,ri,5 VA.
tyostok ''00PS ooeup'eu fldu-
April 6-French occupied Eraptfo,+ ara
Darmstadt because Germany T.aS ear6 1i't
too many troops into Ruhr district and
was otherwise disregarding the treaty
Aprii 6-oermany formally protested
against FRENCH advance.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24

3F --- Nn4UcOCAkC CAOAV AV0SVJ ~ 9
W.. 4. I. m. vyslo cislo "Nasej
Gravy" neobyeajnou, do ocu sill
no bijncou formou. Ma prvej stra
ne. v eiernom rankin Glanok:
"Smntok Gravy, a pod MIN !:
UKoniec komedii. Nuz, veru,
len "komedie" mohly byt', co so
strany diplomacie predchadzaly
rozdelenie Tesinska, Spisa a O.
ravy!
Narodne slavnosti v Levoci.
Osvetovy vybor ' Levoci uspo-
riadal IA. augusta v mestskom di
vadle pri spoluhcinkovanf speva-
ckeho sboru studentov realneho
gymnazia Prahe pod riaditel'-
stvom prof. X. Dousu spevacke
veeierky. Is. aug. o 8. rano bola
sv, omsa v rim. kat. kostole, ma
ktorej sbor studentov spieval gla-
golskn omsu.
- Nase prve kovove peniaze.
" statnej mincovni Kremnici
robia sa pilne prfpravy k vyrobe
prvych kovovych penazi CSR.
Stroje ma razenie minci doda Sko
dova tovaren. Razene budu min
ce 20 so halierove z bieleho ko-
WI, ktory sostavat' bude 25 pro-
centov niklu a IS proc. medi. Cd
vyroby zeleznych minci sa upu-
stilo, lebo cena zeleza sa mnoho
nelisi cd ceny medi.
- Projekt slovenskeho merni-
ka ma hydroelektrizaciu Podkar-
patskeho Ruska. Znamy sloven-
sky mernik Jaromir Krizko pre-
dostrel Wade Podkarpatskej Ru-
Isl dplne vypracovany projekt hy-
droelektrickych zavodov ma rie-
kach Talabre Rike v objeme
10000 konskych sill, z ktorych by
skoro celia Podkarpatska Rus mo-
hla byt' zaopatrena elektrickou
energiou. Sdcasne projektom
podal inz. Krizko navrh ma fl
nancovanie celeho podniku. Je
nadej, re pri vydatnej podpore 20
strany gubernatora dra Zatkovi.
ca, ktorh tamojsie obyvatel 'stvo
pravom ocakava, bude NONE SO
stavbou zapocat' uz ma bud1cu
jar.
t = Prva nasa lod ma mori. Pr.
va cesko-slovenska lod' "Legie'
pod nas9u vlajkou opustila Via
divostok "a. aug. a dojde do Ter
stu pociatkom oktobra. LODI "a
kupena Bankou cesko-sloven
skych legif bude vykonavat' pla
vbu medzi Terstom dialnyn
vychodom. V Terstu nastupi slu;
bu ceskoslovenska namornick;
posadka. LODI uvezie 5000 ton.
= Potreba profesorov ma slo
vensku. Este temer 100 professor
skych miest na strednych sko
lach slovenskych nemozno obsa
dit pre- nedostatok uchadzaGoy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Nest 'astie v patronovej to

Nest 'astie v patronoveJ to-
varni. Vo stvrtok, 26. augusta
dopol. stalo sa patronvel tovar-.
nj Rothovej Bratislaye pol'u-
tovaniahodne nest 'astie. Pri pra-
ci roztrhol sa brusicsky kamen,
udrel robotnika L. Dulaiho do
hlavy zabil no. Po nest 'astni-
kovi zostala vdova a 7 drobnych
deti.
Matica Slovenska ma uz peK-
ny majetok. Ma martinskych slav
nostiach tajomnfk Matice Sloven-
skej St. Kremery podal zpravu o
finanenom stave Matice. Dl'a je-
no zpravy majetok Matice zacal
rast' 1OO,O0O-korunovou obet 'ou
Petra Hubku, d 'alej 10000 K dal
DIR. L. Simko a 1O2, 1896 kortin pre-
zident Masaryk.. Majetok z tych-
to darov a clenovskych prispev-
kov dosiahol v kratkom case OBJ
nos 424,172 X 4 hal. Odvtedy ma
jetok potesitel'ne vzrasta do
siahol 'vysky 39,3S4.77 K okrem
nepohnutel 'nosti a poziadavok.
Clenov ma Matica zakladaj1ci
273, riadnych: S26 a podporuju-
cich: 176. Matica dostala Cd mas
americkych Slovakov dar V po-
dobe tlaciarskych strojov v Gene
10000 dollarov.
- Ukradnute robotnicke Pc
maze. DO ministerstva pre- spra-
WI Slovenska prisiel vodca proti-
ceskych demonstrated Hlohovci
Felcan a oznamil, re predseda So
cialno- -demokratickej organizacie
Hlohovci, Sopuch, ukradol ro-
botnickemu konzumu Hlohovci
100000 kor1n a usiel.
- Kto vydal rozkaz ma zavraz-
denie Jurigu r. 1918. q Budapest
oznamujn: Pri dnesnom pokona1
vani proti vrahom Tiszu vyhlasil
Dob6, ze cd Frie,dricha dostal roz
kaz zavrazdit' slovenskeho po-
slanca Jurigu. Ako je zname V
novembri 1918 yyrabovali, byt
Jurigov V Bratislave Heltaiove
gardy. Juriga po tie dni nebol
prave Bratislaye tax 81 "a
chraniI zivot.>z, r."
:. Prezidsnt Masaryk o zidpy.
skych sko1ach v Is. republike. i
rozhovore s vydayatel 'om curys-
skej "Judische Presscentrale"
povedaF Masaryk, re Mdovske sko
ly ma Morave a na Slovensku O.
stan1 Stat najde sp6sob ma sria-
denie novych zidovskych skol na
narodnom podklade podl'a "a.
sadnej upravy, oznacenej. v mie
rovej smluve versailleskej. t1a
= Move mad 'arske noviny y
Karpatskej Rusi zacaly vychodit
1. aug. t. r. pod menom: "Bereg
Napl6" a ''Ruszinsk6i Magyar
Hirlap'. Ci si len ii Mad 'ari I
mas utlacovani!!
- Muna spravcom tlaciarne
Podl'a "Veleslavina" uspokojil
Munu tucnou sinekurou: ma S;
stat spravcom tlaciarne, ktort
kdpili kladenski socialni demo
kraft "a X 100000 v Roudnici
Cely personal dostal 14-dnov1 w
poved, lebo v nej nem6ze byt' nj
kto zamestnany hez bol'sevickeh,
"cechu' Kladna. Sine zvedavi
co povie ma tento socialistickyy cil
robotnfctvo. ....
= Koniec milionarov. v Kosi
ciach zmiznul bez stopy valecn,
zbohatllk j. Anisz. V dopise, kto
ry nechal syojej zene, oznamuje
re spacha samovrazdu. Anisz bo
v ostatnej dobe stihany pre- fal
sovanie vyvoznych povolenf. Mu
sci slozit' kauciu $4,000 K a 20
stal ma slobode, ale ked z mu SUI
ti1to kauciu zvysil ma 10000 K
10 strachu pred trestom zmiznu
Akiste usiel do cudziny.
Protestna schodza v Trenci
ne proti l'udackym nasilnostiam
V dosledku znamej. krvavej uda
losti Pruskom, kde l'udaci D,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Zpravy 20 Slovenska
Hra prirody. v Bratisiave

Hra prirody. Y Bratisiave
ma zupnom nainesti pred evanie-
lickym kostolom rozkvitnnly drn
ny raz gastany. Hoyorf sa, ked'
stromy druhy raz kvitn1, ze to-
predpoveda nejaky obrat. Bude
to iste obrat k lepsiemu, lebo zle-
no SINE uz zazili dost'!
velitel' Bratislavy 0 bezpec-
nosti hranic. Redaktor 'sB. 2. am
Abend" NAL rozhovor velite-
Pom mesta Bratislavy, s plukov-a
nixon Janu, ktory povedal, ze
vojenske 1rady urobily vsetko,
ably nase hranice proti Mad 'arom
boly bezpecne, take take pre-
kvapenie, axe sa stalo pred KRAFT
kym casom v Rakusku, je u mas
vobec yytvorene Bezpecnost' Bra
tislavy je nplna, lebo Bratislava
ma i znamenitn strategickn polo
hu. Discipline a duch .nasich vo-
jakov celkom uspokojujd.
- Zvysovania bankoveho ka-
pitalu.> Slovenska banka v Ru-
zomberku zvysi kapital 30,0O0,-
900 na 5O,0OO,OOO.- kornn. liver
ma banka nc. spoil. Ban. Bystri-
ci zvysi zakl. kapital z 1000, 900
kor. na 10 mil. kor. - Vseobecna
banka v Lueenci zvySuje zakl.
kapital Z 3 mil. kor. ma 6 mil. kor.
a neskorsie zvysi ma IL mil. kor.
Slovenska Rol'nicka banka v Ko-
siciach zvySuje zakl. kapital z
100000 ma 6 milionov kor.
- smluva nasej repuPliky S
Talianskom, Pol 'skom, Rumun-
skomj a Juhoslaviou. Druha smlu-
va, ktora bola 10. aug. podpisa-
ma nasim splnomocnenym minis
from dr.. Osuskym v Parizi, tyka
sa dohody medzi Talianskom, re-
publikou Ceskoslovenskou, Pol'-
skom, Rumunsknm a Station SHS
V pricine nzemi byvaleho mocnar
stva Rak1sko-uhorskeho, ktore
preslo do drzania tychto Statov
Menovite boly stanovene podmien
ky vratenia archivov, registrov,
planov, roznych listin byyvalej
administrativy. " smluve je sta
novene vol ne spouzivanie NOR
lskych pristavoSI na dobu 3 rokoy.
|'Smluvou je uplavene prevadza-
ME remesiel, ebchodu priemy-
.slu prislusnikmi tychto nzemi.
Doprava legionarov. Dl'a
zpravy hlavneho stanu cs. arma-
dy odisiel Is. m. m. z Vladivosto.
ku transport 5000 vojakov dc
Terstu cez Suezsky kanal. TnJ
transport odfde' cez Panamu tc
bude poslednFeh- 1000 cs. voja
kov z Ruska.
- Minister Derer O csernocho1
skej agitacii ma Slovensku. Mi
mister Derer povedal: U mas ne
venuje sa dostatocna pozornost
nebezpecnej agitacii csernochov
skej. Csernoch je podnes prima
som vsetkych katolikov celeho Il
zemia byvaleho Uhorska a de fac
to podliehaju mu dnes i sloven
ski biskupi a vikari, ktori tiez po
sl1chajd a plnia jeho rozkazy. I
Csernocha sa koncentruje kres
t''ansko-socialna agitacia ma Slo
vensku. Podnes podlieha zapadn;
a juzna ciastka Slovenska komp'
tencii ostrihomskeho arcibiskupa
Csernoch este i dnes vymendv'
fararov, dnes je spravcom kato
lickych vecf ma Slovensku, leb'
so percentov vsetkeho katolicke
no knaZstva slovenskeho. je ma
d'ar6nske. Toto je stav nesnesi
tel ny pre- stav a bezpecnost' re
/ Dubliky - tom bohuzial' S;
Ines nehovori'2- bolo by uz ra
treba porobit' kroky, aby pr
Slovensko vymenovali sloven
,kych biskupov a aby Csernoch,
med odstranili.
| Ocista Slovenska. 81 osoh
ktore nevedely preukazat' prfci
nu svojho pobytu Kosiciach, v,
zvali, ably "a 48 hodin opustil,