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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
Sweeney Promises Never
to be Darn Fool Again

JASPER. Ind. Nov. 19.--Aiichaei A.
Sweeney. former senator. known all
over Indiana. and recently defeated for
the office II Joint representative on
the democratic ticket for the district
composed OF Dubois and orange coun-
ties. has fled his verified expense ac
count with the clerk of the Dubois cir
cpit court. in which he showed MAT he
expended S6I.I0 in making his cam
paign. Under the heading Promises
Made" he said:
To my wife. never to be a darn
fool and run for any office again.
Amen"
Mr.. Sweeney made the most sggres-
sive campaign of any candidate in this
district. and while he carried Dubois
county by more than 1000 votes. he
vas defeated by the overwhelming re
publican majority OF orange county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
Y. w. G. A. ISSUES
FINANCIAL REPORT

With the second payment OF $4,000
soon due on the Baker building. new
home of tho y. w. =. A. in Gary. Of
hcers OF the organization make an ap-
peal 70 the citizens. who subscribed in
tile recent drive. to make an effort to
PAY their pledges.
At the monthly meeting held this
week. the Y. ". g. A. board consld-
cred tho financial condition Of tho or
sanitation and made the following re-
port The amount in the bank at the
present time Is $s,5S7.9e and unpaid
Wedges due oct. l amount TO $1,000
when these pledges are paid. the or
ranization viii have a sufficient
amount to make their second payment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
WOMAN REPELS
ADVANCES, is SHOT
lINrrRnATIonAl NEWS sERvIcEI

hOkOMo, Ind, Nov. l9.-Mrs. I.eona
Hunt. 10. wife ~ Joseph Hunt. IS, was
in critical condition today Of gun
shot wounds alleged To have been in
fl cted by Walter Armstrong. -,
sailor. whose advances she Il said t.
have repealed. After shooting the
woman Armstrong turned the weapon
upon himself. infiicting dangerous
wound in the temple. the police were
told. Armstrong ~ at a hospital. The
sailor. according to the story told -
the police. provided about the Hunt
home during the night. entering early
today during the absence Of Hunt. Mrs
Hunt was holding baby In her arms
when she was wounded. but the infant
was unhurt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
PINK TEA" CANDIDATE
is NOW EMBARRASSED

POPULAR BLUFFS, MO. Nov. lS-E
+. PENCIL state senatorial candidate
from this district in the recent election.
today is swamped amid n doluge or de-
libcrately perfumed mail
Penzel conducted what has been re-
ferred to as a pink tea" campaign with
plank In his platform promising to
marry SOME woman voter and take her
TO Jefferson city the state capitol. with
him. IL the fair electors would cast
sufficient votes to- elect him. lie won
over his democratic opponent by a
plurality of 5.4e0. The twenty-tirst
district is normally democratic by about
500 and the women cite this as evidence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
John Crowder Injured

John Crowder. 1917 Connecticut
street. Gary. was severely injured in
an auto motorcycle crash at 18th ave-
nue. and Massachusetts street In Gary
yesterday afternoon. receiving a
broken leg. knocked out several teeth
and was painfully bruised about the
head,
Crowder, it IS understood. was rid-
ing ON the real of a motorcycle driven
81 Bernard Morgan, 1920 virginia
street They were on their way to
Y ork in the mill when a Studebaker
car travelling down AIasSachus etts
street. crashed into them at 18th ave-
nue. The license on the machine was
c012sT Indiana 1t was not learned
who was at fault
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
GARY WOMAN IN
MERCY HOSPITAL

MICHIGAN CITY. Nov. 19.-DIrs
John Sheeger of Gary, formerly of this
city. entered the @1ercy hospital IN
Gary this afternoon 10 Undergo an OPP
GRAFTON tomorrow for the amputaGon
OF her night arm. The arm hRa bothv
cred her for years. Mrs. Sheeler makes
her home with her daughter. Mrs. Gil
bert Archer OF Gary. She is mem
Der OF Charter Oak camp. $3.50. Royal
Neighbors OF America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
IN G-' Around
GAR
TRAUBE
IN GARY TODAY

This evening at o'clock residents
81 Gary and ncighboring cities viii
nave an opportunity Of hearing Gen
cral Traube OF Fort Thomas. Kentucky.
On the merits Of the American Red
Cross at the rooms Of the Gary Com
mercial club. The general arrived in
the city this morning and Nas the
guest Of the Commercial club men,
beers at the MONDAY luncheon. This A.
T. rnoon he VIII visit the schools Of
The city. The meeting this evening Is
open TO the public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
KNOW YOUR INDUSTRY
Today We have with US:
CIVIC CLUB

This orEaniza ton which is devoted
u the interests Of Indiana Harbor and
East Chicago was organized early in
1915 for the purpose OF further adVanc-
iuE the development OF the Twin Cities
During the first six months or its
existence many large and spectacular
activities were engaged in. this was ex-
pected since various matters Of inn
portance were being eglected pertain
inE TO the welfare of our people.
The second year was one Of the big
gest and probably the hardest year for
the club. Among the many things
which this organization has promoted
Is efficiency in city government. care
tul wise expenditure of the peoples tax
money. increased public sanitation. a
beautiful city. more parks and play
grounds for the children, fair charges
and better service from public utilities.
better trade facilities and fair chaDc-
20 local contractors and architects on
public work
Among additional matters receiving
attention during the clubs existence.
pressure was brought to bear to secure
better bridge flooring. sidewalk ,repairs.
better street car service and street
Lighting.
There has never been time when
there hasn't been one or more matters
CT considerable Importance before the
club for invest igauon and action. The
Civic Club has always ,been The Voice
Of tie People" and the clearing house.
for thought and actfon in indiana Har-
Dor.
Club representatives have strict or
ders to keep close watch on National
and state legislation and through the
club action many important things
have been accomplished tor the better
ment of the citizens of Indiana Har-
Dor.
In cooperation with the Chamber or
Commerce, the Civic Club took up the
matter of the construction of rnonu-
met and memorial building for the
so.DIers of the world war md steps
have been taken according TO law and
local monument and building VIII be
& reality in short time.
During the big steel strike this or
ganiza1on succeeded in bringing vari-
Gus groups of mil managers and strlk-
ing workmen together and were sue
cessful in helping to settle the strike
of the material owners and drivers
some time ago.
The club has its own rooms beauti-
fully furnished and with all modern
convenience for its members. Pool Ia.
blcs. library. etc. help 70 make the
rooms one OF refinement and content.
The club also has an excellent dining
room where regular luncheons ere ser
we'd daily. There is also large hall
where public meetings are held by other
organizations, with permission from the
officers OF the Civic Club.
The present officers include: Will
lam L. Jewell. president; b. {. Dackey
FIRST vice. president: E. J. Carlson. Sec
ond vice president; John Tolmie sec
rotary. and -. W. Dupes. treasurer. The
board OF directors include: y. l.. Mar
key. J. r. F'aisovoiu. J. W. Lees. John
Carroll. NJ r. Critics. c. f. Potts. W
J. Murray. A. l.. Graham: John &. Horn
Chas. f. Slyke, Ben Majuiski. Clair NJ
Stephens. II. r. DeHol. W. i. Van
Horne. Robert 5. Miller. and j. w Cal
VIM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
Tolleston Ladies Contribute

Special mention should be made of a
donation OF $500 sent in by the ladys
or Tolleston. During the war the wo-
nen not only organized one of the
most efficient units OF the Red Cross
N Gary. but carried on outside activ-
tiles TO raise money to provide COM
forts for their own boys. who were
r. presenting them in the great war.
Their boys are all back now and the
adies thought this fitting time to
turn. over TO the local chapter the funds
held in trust by them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS
THANKSGIVING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. IL
Pointing out taht tn : has been year
Of plenty and that with the scars or
war slowly healing, I'VE arc slowly
returning to normal conditions of life
and may view the future with great
confidence" Gov. James p. Goodrich
today proclaimed Thursday Nov. IS 70
be Thanksgiving Day and legal hoH-
day in Indiana.
But our blessings have not been en-
tirely material" says the proclama-
ton "Radicalism is waning" and
after a period of doubt an duncer-
tainty America has found itself and
for this above all things we should be
thankful"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19

that their votes carried him through,
regardless OF tho republican landslide.
Pencil is - and a bachelor. lie de-
clarcs that he attended every AFFAIR Civ
en- by women during tho campaign
While some ~ the letters pop the ques-
ton" in Joking manner. many OF the
fair voters have written really serious
proposals. demanding that Pencil keep
his pledge and setting forth their quail
ihcatIonS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
WHAT VENIZELOS
HAS TO SAY

ATHENS. Nov. 10. = CONSTANTINE
could not be content to be the con-
s1itutional sovereign OF Greece IL he
returned to Athens. lie wants to he
a sovereign on the Prussian- Hohenzol-
Tern plan. His idea is that Of die
tator. "A sovereign by divine right. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
and kind neighbors and also Rev. Faith
er Sullivan. for their sympathy and
kindness shown US in our recent be
reavement; also for the beautiful floral
offerings and use of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Erlenbaugh and
l1-I9 Family.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19

IF all the proheers hung together would require
rope eighteen inches diameter suspend them in the
They have robbed you but that can't be helped The law
has failed TO cope with the situation. and ourselves
not punish them
Here's what do; can point you to one place
where there prohteerng You get here
the finest kind of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
IND. HAND1N
ClQIC CLUB
CITY ASSET

new feature OF interest To the cit
izens OF the Twin cities comes with
the announcement that THE TIMES
from this date will publish daily a
review OF the progress being made by
each and every industry in East chi
cago and Indiana Harbor from their in
csption until the present day under the
hcndin,-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
PRINCES NOTIFIED
THEY MAY RETURN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
Special Cable to she 1. y. =. mad oh
I.oads-a Daily Express

London Daily Express
ATHENS. Nov is.-The new govern
rnent OF Premier Rhsllis today In
formed the ROYAL princess. who LETT
Greece as q result q the expulsion Of
eS-KtnE Constantine. that they may
return II they wish to DO SO.
Queen Mother Olga. mother Of e1-
King Constantine. has issued 4 mani
festo to the pubic asking the people
to remain calm. She declared that
Unity. liberty and equality have now
been restored in Greece
The queen mother may take the oath
"a regent when parliament convenes
next week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
OVGPCOatS
at $40 and up

You don't have to pay for high priced mahogany Office
fixtures here high saared ociousooking floor walkers
pay only for the clothes you buy You get value plus
service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19

Greek constitution con.cmp.ates not.i-
Ing OF the kind"
This declaration was made by Eleu-
theri"s Venizelos former premier of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19
Suits and Trousers
ait Special Prices

This time to save not pend-but. of course. people
can't go naked they clothes. and from
the public going buy where you gwen hundred
cents worth for every precious dollar you pay.
Just take few minutes to walk to our store across the
railroad you will the conclusion there is least
place that has mercy your pocketbook guaranteeing
you saving of Is SO per cent over stores selling similar
Suits. Overcoats and Trousers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-19

Irecce. Just before his departure for
Nice.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mulhol.
land we're visitors at the F.. J
Steinbring home the first of the
week.
A party was held at the Chas
Cronen home last Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor Of Mrs. Werner
Carlson.
Miss Lois Hayden who is EN-.
ployed in the bank of Siren vi
sited the Grevious family Sun
day and Monday
Miss Nichol, the county nurse,
visited Markville, Clovcrton and
Kingsdale the first part of the
week, looking after special cases
in this part Of the county.
The garage which l. II. Grace
is erecting in Markville is steadi-
ly nearing completion. This is
a large building which will be a
credit to all eastern Pine coun-
ty.
School began in earnest Tues
day morning with all teachers in
their places. The children who
always like new things. filed the
school grounds nearly and hour
before time to open.
The Markville Sunday school
held its annual picnic in the
grove of pines north of town
Wednesday. Though many men,
bers Of the school were not able
TO be present, those that were
there had splendid time to-
gether.
Our efficient road ovcrseer, Ar
thur Bjork. and his crews are
dong an immense lot Of road
work these days. The road north
to Burnett's and Aliens has been
graded from the Sandstone road
to the town line. The road from
Fred Gaul's place to the rail
road is now being worked The
road east Of the track is being
worked north Of the Sandstone
road. A crew is also at work cut
ting down the hills and smooth
ing the road between the Bjork
place and the town line north
from there, These improve
ments will not only make it ca
sier for the school routes but
also for the settlers along these
roads, both present and future
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

er, one iron gate, 6 iron cow
stancheons, one nearly new set
taps and dies; one 10 Id. DeLaval
Cream Separator, about II tons
Of hay, about | acre corn in the
field, 81 acres potatoes in the
field, about 100 bushels of oats
to be sold if threshing is done
by time of the sale. Various
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

Rally day in the Markville Sun
day school has been set for Oct
g. Everybody please keep in
mind this date.
Sunday. Sept. 26. will be OBJ
served rs communion Sunday in
the Markville and Cloverton
churches. All desiring to unite
with either of these churches nN
letter or confession of their
faith will please notify the pas.
tor or one Of the elders at their
earliest convenience.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

On the old Wiltse place adioin-
ing Bruno on Wednesday. Sept.
18th. Lunch at noon. Sale be
gins immediately after IL o'clock
Horses, Cattle Machinery,
Household goods.
4 horses, one bay mare, weight
t.i00, age four years: one black
mare, weight 1900. one gelding.
weight 1000. one two-ycar old
colt. Is head Of cattle. Three
Holstein heifers. two of them 3
years old and freshen this month:
one two-year old. freshen in De-
cember, three Holstein COWS, two
freshen October. one in Deem
Der: two red cows, freshen in Oc-
tohcr, two winter calves. Har-
ness, wagons. buggy. machinery.
ottN Stt VI Iltt HISS, lWo WlGNtlS,
one as good as new: one buggy
one disc harrow, one horse cult.
vator. garden chltivator. ha,
rake. galvanized milk tank. AZ,
other small tools. A few house
hold goods. Sanitary couch. bool
case. heating stove. kitchen cabi
net. washing machine. fruit Jars
incubator.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms: All sums Of $1,000 o
under will be cash. on sums owe
$1,000 six months time will b
given on bankable paper at
per cent interest.
Austin Wiltse, Owner.
Jas. II. Hogan. Auctioneer.
j. II. Lingren, Clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

tools and miscellaneous articles.
Terms: All sums under $1,000
are cash: on sums over $1,000,
one years time will be given on
approved paper at 8 per cent in
terest.
A. J. Swanson, Owner.
j. w. Tanquist, Clerk.
Jas. II. Hogan, Auctioneer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

ness. one Deering mower, one
Deering hay rake, set bob sleighs,
S shovel cultivator, spring tooth
harrow. smoothing harrow, one
garden drill, one nearly new
single buggy, one single wagon
with double box, one commander
one IA inch pillow, one 10 barrel
steel water tank, one tank heat
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
AUCTION NEAR DUQUETTE

On account of being too old to
continue farming, will sell at
public auction at my farm in
Section ID, Township as, Range
lS, II miles west of Duquette
and q miles north of Kerrick on
Monday, Sept. 10. Sale will com
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
mence at lis sharp.

mence at 1:15 sharp.
One good farm mare. weight
about 1900; three good cows, one
coming fresh in December, one
in February and one in March;
one 18 month old heifer; one 6
month old heifer; % chickens.
One set single work harness and
one-half set double work har-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
Ufedni vysledek
. pruskeho plebiscitu

Berlinskh zprdva sddluje, h. Il.
Fedni tislice 0 yysIedku plebiseitr
v zapadnim Prnslu, JIM melo do
iiti k rozhodnuii 0 hranieich mezl
Polskem n jmenoyanpm hzemim,
ukazuji, IL $500 hlasn bylo yrze.
no We p~rospeeh Ndmecka a 1877
We %prospdch Polska. We VSchod-
MIN Prnskn pro Nemecko vrzena
byla stcine yclkd vetsina, We pro.
speech Nhmcekn odcvzdhno bylo
35,36o hlasn o W prosptch Polska
7.I0S HAST sPolhci obyi1uii
nyni Nemce . ndtlaku m voliGo.
Proti fofnito natlaku ntkolikrdte
proiestovino a posltze Pol.
sko zadalo, ably doslo k odlozeni
plebiseitn. Polsk6 zadosti yaak
yyhoytno nebylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
NEMCI PODEPSA-
Ii PROTOKOL o
o DODAVCE UHLf
Nemci staveli Sc prot to-
muto uspofadanf znac-
ne dlouho.

Zastupci Nemeeka na konfercn.
ei We Spaa Y Belgii podcpsali V
pAtek vecer protokol, sestaveny
spojenci, prot iehoz podminkam
staytli Nc Nemci houzeynate pc
n6kolik dni a povolili teprye pc
IL, kdy p%ohrozeno bylo okkupaci
n6meck6ho 1zemi. Protokol tento
vyvolal u Nemcu dlouhou fadu ma
mitek a ! podepsdn byl i prote-
stem. Okolnost, he spojenci pc
urcenf pfesn6 DOLBY X rozhodnuti
Nemcdm acinili v5echny pfipravy
k okkupaci, pfim6la N6mce k po.
yolnosti. Napjeti vsak bylo znaGn6
q mnozi nell IA 10, Ne Nemci ne.
povoli a he mir znovu Dude Yaznt
ohrozen.
Podpisem tohoto protokolu, jed.
najieiho 0 dodaykach uhli, ndmec-
kymi zhstupet yyfizena byla jed
ma . nejobtiznejsich otazek, D KITE
ryeh ma teto konferenci sc jed.
nalo. Podpisy byly k dokumentu
pfipojeny V pdtek yeccr pc dtyfi.
hodiny ~tryajfeim zasedani We Villa.
Frainerse. NemcekJ kabinet ~
yazoval 0 zalezitosti TITO po cclou.
hodinu spojenci pdyodne stano.
viii, w pf0yed0u obsazenf dalsiho
nemeekfbo 1zemf 20 10. ffjnu, ne.
bude.li do " DOLBY odeyzdapo
Ndrnci 6,0O0,O00 tun uhli, ale po-
zd6ji re rozhodli into klauspli Wy
ptistiti
Nhmci 20 n PROFESSIONAL protj
1yodu protokolu, Y ktcrfm Ne pra.
vi Ne k rozhodnnfi tomut0 dosloI
Y pIn6 dohodh mczi ApoicncckouI
n nemeckou delegacf. Ntmci pro.
hIasili, ze ncjednh ~ 0 obapolng
souhIag, ngbrz jedind D wifi spo-
jeneh, vynucenou hrozbon D dalsfI
okkupaci nfmeekfho 1zemf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

. n mlfost smlouNe mcgi nAskou
~soNAssAuu slAAou a l.ltevskem -
WaahvA neadsislest illsN a nskA
.slAln Sllhas tarlAiiu Lilesshu
8iAnntn Nhld W. slate w smlm.
g5 ldsa alni = tabs apalfeni pro
%nbfAainl ol8h@lhleh siyhu mepi
ohtma scmtmt RckrAtnsAni anrho
tekeknliv Ahrnmas,faNan X nhrn
gfNi romcrnich sltAE b. mkkShno
nanhni mhietek titrsch ktrfs
wet hyl M vAlky, hnle srkeen
laleyskn giskhyk prAvo ruhaii
dfivi ma tmtiN 300 600 bkr0, jena
lt6 0tdaltko icho dgemi Taia VI
sala ma tfyufi 20 lpt \ kndan6
h,lo znAmono b. hNla tam \ ohthu.
rap6si, die kfert doslo megi so,
MI Sky Ruskom d titevskem h
dahude. ahy fuska voiska mchla
rfoiiti lilevskfm 0gemim k napa
deut pulska
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Anglic w svt nedhYnt nole rus
Nj sovetskt Wade navrhla netoli-
ko pfiineri : polskem, nTbrz take
= eenerdlem Wrangclcm, prot
bolseyiekY m vudcem IA JIM
fraut6, die oznameui Andrew BIO.
MIRA Lava Y poslancckt snemoy
NJ anplickt, Anglicka nota, .ieS
byla dine H.. eeryence, III.
dal0 o definitiyni odpoveT behcm
t{dnc. Ncdoide.li k dohode i boil.
ieviky, spoienci opatfi Polsku, u.
a iinFm protibolseyickfm
sbor0m potfebnl ydIctny ma
teridl u obnoyi syoji blokddu. An.
sthtnici pf~ipoust6ji, Ne ic ne.
mono poslati anglickd voiska do
polska. avBak dobroyolnici ysoch
itarodh budon poyzhu2oVhni, ably
vstoupili do protibolseyiekfch
yoisk. Japouskn uepochybnf po.
skytnnta Dude yolna rnka v Sibiri
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Francouzoyf obnoyili oper0ce !
syril, zahajiyse postup k Alcppll
= pahaSku. die depcse Gasopisn
London Times. Zprdvy, doslt do
hondpna, sddluji, zc Frnneonzoy6
p"slall We stfedn ultimatmm ayr.
skhinn lfrAli Feisalow, zldaiico "
dvaelfi dyfech hodin1cb rho
sonhlas = frapcouzsk(m mandh.
ten pro syrii . take pfijetf fran.
M Afcdnf jazyk ii franconz.
ake meny IN mtnu syrie. Po upIy.
onfl dyaelii ftyf tndin franpou.
zos6 zabajili nepf6tclstgi 4 postum
~ dyon kolon1cb, h niehz iedua
lblu i Aleppo u druha K Dnmbk.
W. Araboyf juk ~ oznainuie, no.
kladou zhdnfbo odporu Fnncml
zoyN Y bnto Daporu pbuziynif 3.
snidesmi battalinuh, tyofeDgch
franeonzsk Uni ! eenop8lskg
. yyprayeDgmj yoznicetpi y
aeropiang
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komander
usmrcen pfi vaznych
boufich We Splitu

thorvatskG d%emonstrace prot.
Itai0m We Splitu, k nim2 doSlo ,
nedili minultho tGdne, molly IA
ndsledek usmrceni k0mand6fa
yelitclc italskfho kfiznikt
Puella iintho italsldho dnstoini.
ka q tfi itallkycl ndmufuikd, Sku.
pipa choraain shromhzdila SC v
itaiskG %kavdrut uodaleko molu.
Nelyolik italskych ddstoinikh ho.
vofilo pri yodni fronit. Dav Chor.
'atll yyra2il z kaydrny Il ohkli6iy
d1stojnily, yolal "pryc i itnl,
sStm impefialismemi" Chnrvatd
20 II yrh4 se zne'u do k%aydrny,
.kdc rozhiN ndbyloh n snitili We
elmo, 60 jim do rl.kou piislo. Day
fnoyu potal ohrozovati pax ilalsk6
d%astoiniky. komanltr GiuIi, 20.
sor'iie posaiani i mus'ku lodi, M.
fidl, aby mototovh lpdice vypra.
1enh bPla pro dfstoiniky, kteft
s. nalrzali V ~nobezpctt We chyili,
kdy motoroyd lodice bIizila se Il
floln, rana 4 reyolvcru byla W..
paleun re zhstlpn fhoryatu. 10.
mandcr Giuli randn bgl do prsou
2 KEEL !; zemi Neil lodicc dora.
1lla k molu, aoadhly iej jcsid dyd
dalsi rany M nshfc2i pax doslo k
Yseobecnd fezi rfi kter6 bylo W.
pAleno mDo2stvi ran, Pfi Tom II.
snreen byl italslg d6stoinik Il III
tlalnofnici ciiotyatG po II poaali
na italikt eiyiliaty srb
skelnn oddiln g strojoyymi pusEa.
bylo %narizeuo, ably 2aujal po
see q Wddn hyl rozka2, ably W..
slfelcno pylr M slepo Dnyy DO
.priclodu TbsktlD vojska ~ roz.
.raSily q pofddek byl obnoven.