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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-19

Vedela neco. Nechtela prozra-
oiti, re Tom zde bydlel skoro
diva mesice, pripravuje vse pro
svou zenu V jejl novem domo-
I've. sM
"V zahrade pracuje nejaky
muz", pravil Tom. "Dojdu k
nemu a Wy 81 zatlm, odpocinte".
Starry John pracoval klidne
a patrne beze vsi starosti, kdyz
Sc k nemu Tom blizil. Pax ma
neho pohledl.
"Ja vas neocekaval tax brzy
|zpet, pane, pravil. "Pravil
|jste, re Sc nevratite az "a diva
lneb tfi dny. NJ a jak to dopa-
da S dolly sira Williama, pa
ne?"
Tom hledel udivene ma ne
no. Opravdu zde stava nejake-
ho tajemstvi.
"Vim, re jste mne neoceka-
val, ia vsak prichazim, abych
zustal. Ma zena a dite jsou zde
|tez". II
INA mou veru, pane, ia jsem
Sc caste divil, re jste nikdy ami
slovem nezminil Sc vaSi ze-
lie, veda dobre, jakou mrzutost
jste mel S vaSim starym k vuli
te holce".
"Ze jsem Sc nj nikdy ne
zminil?" tazal sc Tom velice
Idiven.
"Ne, pane", odvetil John
smeje Sc. "Ani slovem, pane,
co jste Sc pred dvema meslci
vratil, nezminil jste Sc ami slo-
vem 0 sve zene".
"Dva mesice re jsem zde
uz?" tazal Sc Tom.
"Asi tax dlouho. Skoro diva
mesice mohu Tici, pane.
Tom byl nyni zuplna zma-
ten. Nevedel, co ma delat a co
iici. Starry John mluvil vazne a
zcrt byl vyloucen.
Jeffrys hledel' chvili ma sta
i rcho zahradnika, pax jej wal
: "a rameno a hledel mu primo
: do obliceje.
|. "Podivejte se'', pravil, ma
nne. Znal jste mne. Divejte Sc
dobre. Videl - jste - mne -
i, V - sesti minulych - letech? p
Starec hledel zmatene a po,
lekane. Tomuv oblicej byl vel
> mi .prisny. ~
. "Cysem, pane, vzdyt jsen
y vas videl poslednich dvol
mesicich den co den. Coz jst,
: nlne nevzal do prace? Coz 5,
/ repamatujete na koupi kon,
o cd Billy Marstera? Opravdi
:. Jsem vas videl, pane.
- "Coze?" zvolal Tom.
> "Nu, nu - Snad - ale by
o. Jste drive trochu SlabSl. Ale V,
b. hlizite jake drive. A pax Sc m
H. zda, re vas hlas neni tax slim,
e. Jako drive. Jsem cely zmates
$. Pakli jste zde nebyl, kdo mn
N tedy najal koupil kone o.
? Billy Marstera ?"
- Tom nemohl to snesti dele
G. Pezel do domu.
o "Zde Sc deje neco neobyce.
te ncho", pravil v rozcileni sv
le zcne a Helene. "Zahradnl
e. rravi, re jsem zde byl poslee
~ nj diva meslce, re jsem no IL;
IT, jal a koupil kone. Snim neb
I Jsem ztratil rozum?"
d Take ODE zeny byly tim "
81 lice pfekvapeny.
=, Jest zde snad neco V nep,
h, radku?" tazala sc Helena. 9.
;. vse poradku?"
=, "Zda sc. Use, co jsem vide
jest V poradku; lepe ami by
--~ ncmuze"
ct V tom vsteupila Johnova
la.
SO 'Poslechnete, ma dobra p
ou ni", prayil Tom, ''zanechn
z ul toho zertovani. Jak dlouI
na liste zde2"
f.. Hospodyne ulck(a Sc lako
ION il muz pred tim.
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CZNAMUJTE We "SVETU'
pfvlE rryprCKE ,RIJcNf-

BILE TURECKE RUCNl-
KY, mekke a vnimave, 80 pail
cu dlouhe a Is palcu Stroke,
DO Is centech kus koupite v
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delu," 4735 Broadway a 4288
Warner Road 4-19
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CERNY KRiz
ROMAN
Napsal Jules deGastine, francny pref V. Kucinsky.
ROMAN.


jeho licomerna vdecnost, jeho'
pile. Ii psi hledaji toliko prize.
zitost, aby mohli kousnouti ru-
ku, ktera je krmi a hladi. kdy-
byste no byl vyhodil re dvefi,
kdyz jsem poprve prisel, byl
byste sebe i mne zbavil nyneJ-
81 neprijemnosti."
"Jakych neprijemnosti? Ia
platim $4,000 frankl krone
mne neutrpi nikdo skody.'
"Ale pres to prese vse bude
hlavni pokladnik nasi firmy Sc
d6ti ma lavici obzalovanych.
Vysetfovani jiz zapotalo a o
mas bude Sc mluviti po cele
PariZi; staneme sc predme-
tenn uplne zaslouzeneho po-
smechu a to tim spise, pone-
1
vadz vec ia ma tajemnou
/ stranku."
"Jakou?"' zasnul Chato-
IrouX.
"Mne sc zda, re vaSeho po-
kladnika ne3pravedlive obvi-
Ihuii q tohoto podvodu a Ae on
i. byl toliko slepym nastrojem Y
rukou jinych."
"Co tim chcete rici? Y G
:. rukou?'
! "Nemohu vam to rici," ma
initial Server.
Chatoroux zbledl, rty Sc mt
chvely. Vytrestil zrak ma spo
5 lecnika sveho.
"Mluvte. Chci to vedeti."
5 "Nemam zadnych dukazu,
lie V dust me vzniklo podezre
; nj"
II "Na koho?"
"Nezpozoroval jste ma sven
synu zadne zvlastni zmeny?"
y "Ne, niceho jsem nezname
nal"
"Tcdy SC no poptejte."
Jake. Wy Sc opovazuJet
!! obvinovat meho syna?" rozl
j. tfil Sc starec tvar ieho zrut
c la.
l. "Neobvinuji no, ale tolik
J. NAM jakesi neurcite podezrt
o ni," pravil SERVER.
f" "a Wy myslite, &c Ansell
a wal ma sebe vinu mGho syna
o re Max tuto obet' pfijal?"
Vi SERVER pokrcil rameny.
J. "Vite, co bych ucinil, KID,
|c by tomu bylo TAXI" pokrac'
val starcc. "Donutil bych sN
l. no syna, ably 81 vpalil kuli {
u hlavy. Rozvazte pane SERVER
o. co mluvite -
k Vyjev tento Sc udal pok
D. il pana ChatorouXe, ktery z
ne zvonil prikazal lokajo'
"a jenz vstoupil, ably zavolal M
ed xa.
IL "Chcete mluviti SIC svym S
id ncm Timed v me pritomnosti
ny ta.al sc SERVER, ponekud
le- roZpacich.
til "Ano, ihned."
"Nczapominejtc, &c jse
! .pronesl toliko podczfenl." !"
"a to jest al prilis mnoh'
N Max vessel do pokoje a 81
la triv spoleonika sveho otcc
'ec hosll, co asi bylo predmet'
len jeiich rozhovoru.
EN- To sc rozuml, re mlady n
Ia ktcry byl od prirody pova
te- baalivc a malomysme, netr
sve fal sc nijak priznati Sc
ci svemu, &c skutc'
Sc sam podvod spachal. Upok
IN, &c my5lenkou, &c prlllma oil
ami Arselmoyu jedfnc proto,
nochcc otcc sveho horem u
cho a y mySlenkach prisahal, x
'vo- co nejlcpc postara o dccru
ajc, chctncho Ansclma.
81, Karctni duh jeho byl
ozji placcn, cest jeho byla zaol
, to mona. Vaudcrcguc mu op;
Vi puicku $4,000 franku u lie
&c, oysem ID Nelml tezk
kIa- podmlnck. Bylo treba W
pax dIuhopis Ma 10000 frank
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20 Boze muj, Boze! TO Je
hrozne nestestl!' horekoval
misto odpovedi Max.
Bylo jiz k veceru, kdyz V
pfedsini kdosi zazvonil.
Max sam sci otevriti a spa
tril pred sebou jakehosi otr-
hance, ktery jej oslovil:
"Jste Wy pan ChaterouM?"
"Ano," odpovedel Max, ma
je predtuchu noveho nestesti.
"Bylo mi ulozeno, abych
vam tento list odevzdal,' a ne
znamt vynal z kapsy zmacka
ny kousek paplru.
Name procetl nekolik tech
radku a chvel Sc ma celem te-
lie. Vstrcil dukat do wky po-
sla a vratil Sc do pokoje.
"Precti 81 TO-" pravil esvemu
mentoru podavaje mu listek
nasleduiiciho obsahu:
"Bud'te silny; prijal jsem
vasi vinu ma sebe. Otec vas byl
mym dobrodincem; jsem ocho-
ten ob6tovati "a neho cest j
zivot. Ponesu vase tajemstvl $
sebou do hrobu; bud'te tom
presvedcen. Pan SERVER vas
podezriva, ale neboJte sc, ne
pfiznavejte Sc; pomnete, re by
vase hanba usmrtila vaseho OF
ce meho dobrodince re by
Server slavil triumf mad vami
obema. Jen "a jedRu vec vas
prosim: ujmete Sc me dcery
Spalte tento papir +. Bud'te
Bohem pane.
Vas Anselm.'
"Vse stoji vyborne" zvola
Rene, kdyz pfecetl hstek.
Gale ia nemohu prijati ta
kovou obet." zvolal Chato
roux Sc zapalem.
"Co chces ud6lat?'
"NeVim."
"Prestan mluVit hloupostl
Mel rozum. Nejen re bys "a
hubil sebe, ale zabil bys otc
sveho. Starry pan by tvou han
bu neprezil. A ia to vse isl TO
liko povincn, abys sc staral
dceruSku slechetneho kasira.
"Oh, dokud budu xiv, dlvk
Ia nebude mlti nedostatku. /
prisaham! Ale AnselmON
hrozi kaznicc, vyhnanstvi! l
bozak sedi ted We yezcni, al
ia +. ia -
"Ty sc jeste zblaznis,' nett
pelive a rozmrzele jej prcrl
sill Vauder9ue. "Anselm sc
b6tuje z pocitu vdecnostl
tvemu otci a ne k vuli tobe. {
statne zustanu ii V patach a l
pripouStim, abys vyvedl neJ
kou neroZvaznost. Pocnu hne
tim, re spalim nebezpecny
sick. Jak sc zda, ami isl dosl
nepomyslil Ma ten neZbytl
prlkaz opatrnosti,' a Vaud
reguc zmackav papir vhot
jcj do kamcn.
VII.
Dovedev sc o uvezncnl a
selma, Chatoroux bcz odkl
du SC vratil do Parlzc. Star
byl, jak pochopitelno, podes
takovymto cernym nevdek'
cd cloveka, Jehoz rodinu
chranil od smrti hladu a k
ry jej TAX casio ujist'oval 0 5
bczmcznG oddanosti.
Kdyz starry ChatorouX
tkal Sc sc sym Spclccnikc
Server jej obsypal Nycltka
a posmechem.
Nell jsmc to znamenlt'
pokladnil1a a to byl vas Wy
lencc" jcdovate sc usmlNt
pravl k nemu. "Predstavte
lax naSi akcionari budou rt
trent. Majl pine pravo VAN
We zlc vykladati, Jslc tim
nen.'
"Co plaino? Byl lscm oI
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xxx.

Y dolech sira Williama Put
neye Slo vse dobre q hladce cd
te DOLBY, co Donald prijmul We
leni.
Cd pocatku doda7ala delni-
kun jeho pritomnost duveru a
chi Sc pricinovali sec byli to.
Frace odlllizenim hliny v sesu-
tenn dolu byla obrovska, ktera
pocatku zdala Sc vzdorovati
i zrucnosti Donaldove.
Ale S odhodlanosti, kterou
sc vzdy vyznamenaval, setrval
pr praci, obetoval il spanek i
kid, caste dal V sizku svlj zi-
vot k Will zivotum horniku
takto staval Sc rekem nejen
odlch sira Williama Putneye,
l'ybrz V ocich vsech jeho del
nlku.
! "A konecne bylo jeho mama
ilanl korunovano zdarem.
Jeden po druhem byli polo
nrtVi hornici vytazeni ma po-
vrch od Jejich plesaHcich sou
Gruhu.
Kdyz byl prvnl vytazen na
povrch a hned obklopen svou
rodinou, skupily Sc rodiny
tech, kteri nebyli jeste vytaze-
! nj, kolem sachty a V dychtivem
l.apjetl ocekavaH zachranenl
Jojich drahych.
hdyz byl posledni vytazen,
slab ale xiv vsichni obklo-
pill Donalda a tiskli mu ruce.
Velci, otuzili hornlci plakali,
plesaA, tancili provolava!i
lInl6no "Jcffrys" Lahrnovalj
no sVou vdecnosti. Muzi i zeny
jej objinali.
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cd S. w. Hopkinse,

"Well, at visim! ia vas nj
kdy drive nevidel az dnes.
Mluvte pravdu".
ga jsem pravdomluvna ze-
ma, pane, a nikdy nelhu!" pra
villa a odeSla.
well, tohle prekonava vse,
CO jsem dosud videl", zvolal.
Toto tajemstvi musi miti
nejake vysvetleni," pravila Je
no zena.
"U Jovise! Pakli ma, pax je
r.ajdu. Slysely jste nekdy neco
takoveho? Tomu nelze rozu-
metz.
"Patrne byl zde nekdo, kdo
vas zosobnoval", pravila Hele
ma. "a musi to byti nekdo, kdo
INA dokonale vase drivejSi po-
merry jakoz i ony vaseho bra
=, ira. Vas bratr pravil, re jste
jej vypovedel Anglie".
"Pravda. Zapomnel jsem ma
Jima. Nejaky darebak dove
del sc utoku Jima ma muJ
zivot, prijal me jmeno, vratil
Sc co mstitel, vyhnal Jima a
hospodaril zde. Ale kdo to je?
All! zahradnik prayil, re mne
neocekaval zpet az "a diva neb
tri dny, ponevadz pry jsem sci
k sirovi Williamovi. Muj SOU
per neprivlastnil 81 pouze mtlj
majetek, nybrz uchazl Sc tez
c prizen mych bohatych pra-
tel. Pnjdu k siru Williamovi.
On snad dovede tuto zahadu
rozlustiti''.
"Pojedete-li k siru Williamo
vi, pojedu S vami", pravila He
lena.
Tom vySel ven a zavolal Ia
| hradnika.
well, sir?" znela odpoved'.
"Je V staji kun?"
Starry John odhodil rye kra
! eel k majiteli Lyndhurstu.
"Vlte dobre, re neni'., pravll
smutne. "Vzdyt' jste 81 no wal
k siru Williamoyi nepfivedl
jste no zpet".
co., pravil Tom. ia zapo-
mel. Opatrte tedy nekde SOU
, sedstvi kone a kocar. Pojedu k
: siru Williamovi S jednou d;l-
mou".
: John odchazel kroute smut.
: ne hlavou.
] "Muj pan jiste ztratil hla,
/ vu", mrutel pro sebe. ITO j
4 podiyna vec, re nezna mne vi
g ce nez zna sam sebe".
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1
INA tebe pada strasne po-|
dezfeni, ze jsi Ansclmovym
spoluvinnikem, pravi Sc tako-
fka, ze on spachal podvod ma
live nalehani.'
"Kdo Sc osmeluje mne tax
lhnusneho jednani podezrlva-
liz" roezchvelym hlasem ta-
, 1al sc mlady muz.
"Pan SERVER"
"Vy pane?' zvolal prudce
Max.
"Ano, ja," pravil pan Ser
vier pohlizeje ostre ma mlade-,
Tho muze.
! "Prosim, abyste mi rekl ma
Icem Sc zaklada vase podezre-
! ni?"
'Hodinu pred tim nez u bna
kere byl odhalen podvod, byi
jste u mas u kasy a mluvll Jste
Is Anselmem. Neni tomu tax!
"Ano, byl jsem tam a tazal
Iisem Sc no, neobdrzel-li zprav
: cd meho otce."
"a nezadal jste ma mem pc
nez?"
"Ne, nczadal.'
l ia vSak vim, re jstc potre-
: boval velkou sumu penez, KITE
rou iste V klubu prohral.
I "Jest to pravda?' tazal Sc
Chatoroux a pohledl ma sveho
: syna zrakem plnym uzasu.
"Jest to pravda," odpoVedel
i Max, ktery vSechny sve silly ma
= pjal, ably neztratil duchaprlto
mnosti, "ale to neni V zadne
souvislosti s tim, co mluVl pan
a SERVER. ia jsem duh svuJ "a
= pravil."
"Odkud isl wal ma to penl
&c? ia jsem ii jich precc ne
n dali
"Vypajcil jsem 81 cd lichVa
E. re zde nam dukaz.'
Pri tom mlady muz Vynal
tobolky opis dluhopisu. apo
ye dial icj otci. Pan Chatorou
j. starSi prohlednuv listinu zyo
l. lal prudce;
$4,000 franku a ma tax te
o kc podminky? Coz mnc chce
e. znicit? U koho isl sc penlz
vypujcil?'
m 'SU zida Absolona."
a "Znam no a zapravim tVu
duh"
"Ted jste sc 'presvedcil, Z
y isem mel penize ma zaplacel
O. dluhu a he jsem nenutll vast
We ho pokladnlka, ably Sc dopl
10 still podvodu," obratil Sc Ma
e, k spolecniku sveho otce.
"Vidite nyni, pane, re vas
o. podeZreni neni oduvodneno
ia dolozil stary ChatorouX.
vi, "Mohl jsem Sc zmylit,' pr
"a hlasil SERVER, "ale zadal bye
ieste neco. Pral bych 81 bJ
sy- pritomen konfrontaci mezi
?" sim synem a Anselcm V prit
V mnosti vysetrujiciho soudce.
"Toho Sc nelekam!" usm
sc Max a mezi tim srdce JcI
EN- bolesti sc svlralo.
"Dovolte," souhlasil Chat
o." roux, navstivlm vysetruJicl
pa soudcc a pozadam lel, ably
u stanovil den a 'hodinu Ike kc
EN- frontaci. jest nutnc treba, a
sc wee Ia objasnila, ac nen
luz slim, ze by Sc vase podczfe
ahy potvrdilo.
ou- Nest astny Max zblednul
OF ko mrtvola, chladny pot
cne stoupil mu na ccle. Nsc to
Oil zoroval SERVER "A proto pra
bet ostrc:
&c "Ninmk zloclnu, necht
Ibiti to kdokoli, ,musi byt potrestt
c sc "A budc prlsne potrest
sle- ga to va mrucim!' pravll 4
torouN starsi, nacez dolozll
va braceje sc k svemu synt
hrar "Vidis, kan te privcdly
atril lehkomyslnc poklesky! Jsi
,hNa nj podeZrlyan re IlOclnu I
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THE MONEY MARKET.


Efforts to strengthen reserves. espe.
cialIy those left with the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York, have featured
the activities of the Federal Reserve
Board and Individual bankers during the
past fortnight. Heavy purchases of
gold in London have gene hand in hand
with a contraction of loans. and t ere
is evident likewise a disposition to %
more carefully in the matter of fnanc-
ing foreign shipments. Exchange rates
declined generally during the last week.
Call money has ranged from a low of
go or January Is and 16 to a high of
1870 on January IL. Renewals during
the last week ranged from 7 to 9@5,
Time money for all dates has loaned
at u and 8M.-Amer5can Financial
Paper, 60 Jany. 1890.
, 1920-03-02

ritorg rom 35 to 40 miles wide, and en-
tirely- surrounding Hungary, in which
the Hungarian population is in an over
whelming majority. 1t is also alleged
that the treaty cuts off a large
population in the Carpat ians which
in the past depended for its existence
upon the work given the people during
the Summer on the Hungarian plains.
These plains remain Hungarian and the
m~ounuaineers, it is alleged, will thus be
deprived of their means of existence.
The proposed frontier line, it is pointed
out, likewise break up Important public
VIC. ks erected at the cost of many mil
lions of croWns to fight the floods
along the Thesis and Danube Rivers,
some of Dykes and pam ing stations be-
ing allotted to one country. while others
which are connecFed win such works
and operated in connection with them,
are left to another country. Another
Of the points made is that 4thc raj Always
winding through the contested territory
are repeatedly cut by the peace treaty
line, so that it will be impossible, it is
declared to operate them successfully.
Fhe point Oil which the Hungarians APP
pear 10 be the most sensitive is the de-
tachment Of territory in Western Hun
gary for annexation to Austria.
Baltimore, Feb. 23rd.-Mr. Robert
Hoover delivered an address today
at tie Johns Poptkins University.
With reference to his opposition to max
ing the ratification OF the Treaty with
Germany an issue in the presidential cam
paign, he insisted thai the injection of ar
guments for and against the reservation
would obscure our pressing democratic
issues by conflicts over which the coun-
try had already made up its mind, and
added: 1t is my impression that there
is not a pan ticle Of credit in this posi-
CiOn". The present danger that Europe
is facing, he said, is not so much a re-
evolutionary cataclysm as a steady de-
generation of the standard of living and
a slow decay of the forces Of stability.
Restored productivity, he insisted, was
essential if the Allies are to receive the
maximum reparation. Until then, we
shall not have real peace, he said, and it
will be delayed as long S we hang the
treaty in the air or we are a part Of it.
| believe that the majority of our peo-
pie are convicted OF the necessity Of re-
~snrvations with the League"
London, Feb. Oath. The estimates
which the Secretary for War defended
in the House of Commons yesterday
against severe attacks from the Liberal
and Labour benches, provide for the
complete year 125, 900, 900 pounds, in
GLIDING Terminal charges of the war"
, 1920-03-02

rs, 900. 900 pounds. NJ. Churchill ask
ed for IS. 900, 900 pounds on account
for the coming four or five months Of
heaviest expenditure.
London, Feby. 24th.-The Allies will
decline to deal with Soviet Russia until
they nave arrived at the conviction that
the BolsheVist horrors have come to an
end, 1t was announced after the meeting
of the Supreme Council today.
New York, Feby. 24th.-The rate on
demand bills for the English pound ster-
ling dropped st cents here today. the
opening prices being quoted ut three
thirty five and a quarter. The discount
on Canadian money was quoted at
thirteen and 4 half per cent at the open
ing, a. the end of the first hour demand
sterling rallied to three thirty and a half.
Cables were at three thirty nine and a
quarter and the discount on Canadian
money was quoted at fourteen to four
teen and a half at noon.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18th 1920.
Flour, Blended Clear st. Lawrence I.rand
pr. brl. $11.75
Meal, Kindred per 100 lbs 1855
New Seasons Pork per brl. SAG. 90
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. Sal. 90
Sugar-CrystalS maximum per 100 lbs
$40. 50.
Sugar-Crystals minimum S1O.24
Molasses Sugar 89o test, no quotation.
Cotton, MiddIing Upland, at Liverpool
per ID. 80 A. 1000.
Exchange, New York and London, 90
days sight 1884
Exchange New York and London, sight
$3.50
LONDON, Feb. 18th 1919.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals duty paid price.
fixed hy the Royal Commission per cwts
zoos. Cd. loss. sd.
Muscovado, $780, basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty free. Cos. Od.-95s. Cd.
German Beet $3.50 fob. no further sales
during the war
White Java sugar elf U. Kingdom elf
without engagement. $50
White Java Sugar, elf Uunited King
dom if arrives before 9th December 85I
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, 1920-03-02

London, Feb. 23rd-A number of men,
who, during the past two years have
been appointed to official duties in Rus
STA have sent a memorial TO Mr.. Lloyd
George, advocating the recognition of
the Soviet Government of Russia. The
signatories include Lieutel ant-General
Sir Hubert Cough, who headed. the
British military miss on in the Baltic,
Colonel March, Military Agent III the
Caucasus in 1915-19l6, and Lieutenant
Commander of a brigade at Muir
mansk when chief of staff to Gener-
al cough, and several financial advisers
and experts on Vari MS military missions.
They contend that simply trading with
cooperative unions is not sufficient, with
out the assistance of the Russian Govern
inert, while it is becoming clearer daily
that the stability OF Europe depends uD.
on restoring the European states which
can only be adequately provisiOned from
Russia, and that without a general peace
RuSsia'S resources cannon be made
available.
Copenhagen, Feb. 23rd.-The Der.
lingske Tidende's" Fleasburg correspon-
dent states hat the International "0m-
mission has discovered torty-two Ger
man cannon and ten machine guns IN
working order on Sylt Island, SchiesWig
Holstein. The officers ommandlng the
batteries, the correspondent says, were
dressed in civilian clothes and had forbid
den the international police to enter their
rit0ry after ten O'Clock at night. 1t is
said that British troops will replace the
Germans.
London, Feb. 23rd.-The Times"
says that while to expel all the Turkish
race has never been dreamed OF, the
Turkish flag, the Turkish ruler, and the
Turkish Government have no longer
a place in Europe.
Dublin, Feb. 23rd.-Mr. Robert Bar
ton, SIM Fein member of Parlia-
ment for the east Wicklow, VINO was con
victed on February 18th. on a charge thal
at Shillelagn last year he made threats
a ,ainst Viscount French and Mr.. Frank
Brooke, a member of the Lord LieuIen-
ants advisory council, has been sentenced
to three years penal servitude.
Paris, Feb. 3rd.-The 60al documents
annexed to tae Hungarian reply to the
Allied Peace Terms were presented to
the Secretary Of the Peace Conference on
Saturday last. The reply say that
Hungary is willing that the pop u~lations
of all the contested regions should de-
eide by 4 pie biscite, whether they were
to be dominated by troops of occupation
or whether they ish to remain Hunga-
rian. 1t is c~ontended by the Hunga-
risns in their answer that the bounda-