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New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
GRI1AT-HEARTED AMERICA.

When the sum Of s650.0Oo is raised at one meeting for any purpose 1t is an event worthy of comment. When
 that sum Is realized for n cause out. side the country of the donors of con tributions. it is especially noteworthy.
 And when one man is able to in- spire gifts in such an amount to a good cause all honor should be given that man.
 This is what happened in the Metropolitan opera House yesterday. Herbert Hoover was the man whose
 cxtomporancous words brought the
 tears to many eyes, the gift from many hands. And the starving children. victims of the war, the off- spring of somo of those who were once
 our enemies are our enemies today at heart perhaps. were some or the beneficiarics.
 Herbert Hoover has done this thing. He has started out to raise a fund of $33. 3.O0O.0 900. It was hoped that s3OO.- 900 would be obtained from those who attended yesterdays meeting. over twice that amount was forth coming.
 It k believed that there was little effect from Mr. Houser's announce ucnt that this would be the last call for these Huffcrcrs-that if they could be carried through the winter until harvest time next year, they would be cared for by those whose natural duty it is to care for them.
 But the great hearted Americans who heard the plea paid little atten- ton to this fact. It was the plea that the children were crying for bread ton which opened those hearts and purses, and which brought the flow of money SD cha ra acteristic of Amer jeans when the need is presented 10 them.
 It was Il noteworthy event. And once again a tribute goes out to the man who inspired it. Those who have heard Mir. Hoover talk-those who heard him ask for conservation of food while the war was in progress, heard modest. wcll-informed man speak conservativcly. in a low voice. of the ways and means to be adopted to save the Allies. Those who heard him yesterday and those who wept as he described the condition of the little weak and starving. must have heard another sort of man not public speaker naturally. but a man whose whole heart was in the work he has uniertaken.
 One may dare write another para graph of praise for the man who. it s believed. was desired more than my other by the mass Of people in his country ,to be the President of he United States.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

we know. require some sort of obliga- ton before they can be assured of that fact?
 If the consultations of the leading minds Of this country is going to evolve nothing more binding and dcfi- nitc than such expressions. American leading minds" might just have well stayed at home and rejoiced in their qualities of leadership.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Santa Claus Land, North Pole, Dec. 20.-while everybody else in this big toy town is busy as can be. santa Claus has asked me to tell the chill dren of New Britain just what is going on in his land. these last few days before Christmas.
 Everything is hustle and hurry up here in Santa's workshop. and when he gets started on his Christmas Eve ride through the clouds. his airplane is going to be loaded 10 the top with toys and candy.
 santa has been so busy that he has called on Tom Thumb. Little Jack Horner and John, John the Piper's Son. to help him with his toy-making, while Little Miss Muifet. Little 80 Peep and Mary. Mary Quite Contrary are putting new dresses on all the little dolls who are soon to hang on a Christmas tree.
 \ Kingdom or Animals.
 I just wish all you children could see the wonderful zoo santa Claus has He's been working on his kingdom of animals ever since he made his last trip-and that was year ago.
 Great l.-g-necked giraffes have been painted with big black spots on their brown bodies and little ears and eyes and a long tail have been put in their places. The giraffes are all ready for the long snow ride and they're anxious to get started.
 Santa has the funniest collection of dogs you ever saw. Big. brown ones, with long hair. and tails that wag fha l0
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
WELL. WELL!

United States should not he ! b any political obligation" htor wadsworth after a con- |with Senator Harding in he proposed Association of was discussed senator |th was careful to say that |ons he expressed were pure |al.
 reminds. one of the tale Of hnR dog A dog parked at ]. one of them was fright
 be afraid" said the uh- |d one. That dog will not
 replied the frightened man, bw he won't bite me. and I
 won't bite me--but does the E he won't bite me
 F wadsworth Is a clear very IiSeabIe sort Of feI- was about the most popular
 Yale at the time he played for the tcam--even before
 me twcnty-odd years ago. He ht ht.forward--but he Is Q good and comes of a political |neves that the association" |e based on judicial author likes the International Court but how can he conceive of |of effective association of na-
 which the United States will It. unless its members are y some sort of political ob- Ca knows, or the United nows, that it will not prose |uncalled for war: the United nows that Is the last thing |rican people want. Probably 2. the god of war. knows this lat the trouble is does the now it? And will not tho
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
PLEASED WITH PADIsHIoNERs.

Rev. John T. Winters. the popular pastor of St. Mary's church, at the various masses yesterday in the church, spoke of his fortieth annl- yersary in the Catholic priesthood. He said that the years he has spent at St. Mary's church have been tho most pleasant of his priestly career. Father Winters sI,oke of the manner in which the parishioners of St. Mary's have treated him, and continu- ing he hoped that he would be per- mitted to spend the remainder of his days, ministering 10 his present flock.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
W. C. A. ACTIVITIES.

inter activities Of tho Y. W. |ill begin after the holidays ncw enthusiasm. The history Resociation in recent years snccesa.
 hero is a deep significance in bsa activities will cover. There m an example of tho changes e come to the world in a com- N few years.
 much more of real life is to
 In tho worK Of such an or-
 n as the present day Y. W. An there was formerly. While Eomoter of the trend oi events.
 C. A. shows what appeals to bmen. for it's work is arranged people who know how to ap- hem.
 ntiona for membership In the
 club for fnHtance are being
 With what eonsternation
 our fathers fathers would Ad Contemplated quasi
 nrxanization being interested
 ninKs. lad.
 are to be ciasses In dress
 Rymnasium, swimming, heinz g-where was a place for (tfors fin a group of women \ Of which included Chris he Puritans would have con- |ome Of those matters affairs by real Devil with whom they constant conflict.
 |here are social parties and that sort arranged for. of these things are good. We them as good and the plans winter arc lauded. Young |re urged to take part in them
 own benefit and for the |f those with whom they They will nc all the better participation In them. link again or the so-called ns" of years ago. What would
 stand? They. the old-time nsi were sincere. determined |ey themselves suffered and l we'd all should suffer. If ab- from certain forms of plea |e them suffer. Wv much more intelligent are | |a planning such activities to- Y much more good will he ac- ed among the younger grn- Consider these things and bay tho world Is not progress badeninR-that good does not Ire people tnnn in tho days of
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

black dogs with no hair at all and little shining eyes. Then there are other othes that sit down and don't push their noses.
 Then, way over in another corner, found a whole lot of cats and kit tens. They are of all colors. One of them had q big bushy tail and he ''meowed" when I pulled his tail. still another one was all ready to go to a party. It had its hair all brushed down neat and there was bell hang ing around its neck.
 Monkeys Are Funny.
 I had lot of fun when | went in to see the monkeys. They aren't quite ready for the ride with Santa Some of them didn't have any tails yet, and some others only had two feet. But they all looked as funny as could be, and they seemed glad that they were going to be in some little boys or girls home pretty soop
 All the other animals I saw were scampering around as if to make Santa hurry and get them started on their airplane trip to New Britain. Cows, horses. elephants. donkeys and zebras are just as haippy as you chil here.
 of New Britain a1k about the dolls that they may look nice when Santa Claus leaves them in front of the Christmas tree in some little child's
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
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 ~eA0NN N~~ -H x-.GEH Ms@1,Sa!Ii.5~S5

Some loose teeth arc false and near Iy all loose tongues are.
 The only reasonable explanation is that Lloyd George is glued to the saddle.
 Whatever the Marines may have been guilty of in Haiti, it wasn't poor markmanship.
 It will be all right so long as this defiation process doesn't extend as far as the stomach.
 The age of discretion is that at which one discovers that doing wrong requires great deal more energy than it is worth
 Ii hone dust was worth much as oil. oil we'll promoters would find it more profitable to drill the heads of their patrons.
 The wheat farmers money is sent on to the big banks, from winch it is borrowed by the wheat gamblers who Sho mh
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

You will never hear a politician ap- pealing to the women by calling them the common" people.
 Joseph handled the corn during Egypt's year of drouth. You might say that he was the first dry agent.
 It would be annoying if Europe should interpret splendid isolation" as a desire to consume all of our own goods.
 We have All American base ball and football teams. Perhaps in time we shall have that sort of Congress.
 There's one good feature about an era of tight money. Men don't need to strike in order to get vacation.
 And among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of a job.
 Evidence multiplies that the ship ping board wasn't a starboard.
 Obregon Is now President of Mex ico. Villa is the vice precedent.
 War and its reactions: Dollar a year, dollar an hour, dollar day.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
25 YEARS AGO
(From The Herald of That Date).

Large oak tables with brass claw feet for sa-plush covered rocking chairs, s2 at the I. Porter company
 New large stock of mems rubbers selling for fifty cents at pair at tho Globe Clothing House.
 Phillip ,8ardeck's saloon on Hart- ford avenue was burglarized this morning A bottle of whiskey, four bottles lager and $1.50, was secured by the robbers.
 The work on the East Main street sewer is fast nearing completion.
 Dr. John E.. Mafein was named as physician of Court Charter Oak. Foresters of America, at a meeting held last night. --.~
 An application has been made to the county commissioners for the transfer of & license to sell liquor at the Arcade saloon, to Fred Beloin.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
"JEST RUMTN.ATIN'."
(Robert Russell.)

There's times that folks rebel against the giyin' to campaigns; there's timea the "uplifc move menta" give 'em every sor. O pains; there's times they say to canvassers Don't come around no more: if drives like this continue there win be a mar tyr's war. Each easy mark will take a pick. good things will take a hoe: all firearms will ba sold out: blood red will be tho snow. For war will come this winter when there's snow upon the ground; ie all you dIivin' chaps ara wise you sure won't be around" Forget this feelir' all you folks, both generous an tight: if you have helped it's pretty suro that what you've done was . right. And at this season O. the year all frowna should go to jail: all smiles should liberated be; al! happiness prevail. It ain't too early to begin; there's only five days more to give far greater pleasure than you ever gave before. And in that givin' happiness will creep within your heart-how glorious will Christmas be if each one does onG'3 part!
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Wilhelm tested his fortunes in a solemn referendum.
 One thing is sure. Scrapplng the League will be some scrap.
 England has a great many troubles but ennui isn't one of them.
 Money is tight but it hasn't yet got to the point of seeing double.
 The difference between good and bad fortune is largely a matter or sweat.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
ATTENDS CONVENTION.

Edward Jackson of the Private Walter Smith Post, Veterans of For. eign Wars attended the state conven- tion of that order in New Haven Sat- urday. The convention went on record as favoring a bonus from the state, and also voted to have the next meet ing Sunday afternoon, January at Meriden. A legislative committee was also formed.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
FACTS AND FANCIES
 By ROBERT CULLEN =

There is no shortage of apartm ents in he'll" declares a minister. o death where is thy sting?
 Credit keeps the wheels moving declares an economist. It also keeps the dead-beat moving.
 The woman who marries a man to reform him is rare. The average wsfh- an marries a man to inform him.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

All fathers must be kindly now:
 This rule is true because If they would fain be santa" they
 Must give up all their Claws"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

The Herald acknowledges the re- ceipt of three dollars for the Xmas tree fund, total of eight dollars hav- ing been received
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

clothes for the privilege of paving twice what new ones are worth one reflects that the birth rate hasn't fallen off since Barnum said it.
 At that, Europe's war dogs are no more persistent than Americas rum hounds.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Senator Mccormick blames the war for the passing of the monocle in England. In America. however. the death of the whisker came before wars soup.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Father Times scythe should cut down the wild oats of the man who sowed them just to pass the time away"-and the man also.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
TMLmPMoNn cALLs

ht the Post once at New Britain Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Woman said to be fifty years old captures purse-snatcher. Amazing! Probably would be more amazing were birth records to be consulted.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Harding Asks Advice of Conspic- uous Democrats" headline. Nothing unusual Alibis are convenient, and SO Is information. Wise move. what
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
! Audt Bureau .s Circulation.

n C. is national organization ' furnishes newspapers and sdver- with a strictly honest analysis of
 fation. Our circulation statistics
 based upon this audit. Ths Insures |otion against fraud in newspaper |butio,, nRures to both national and advertisers
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
BY JACK FROST.

S
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New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

profitable advertising medium in
 pity. Circulation books and press always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
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hb~r of The A.@octst ted Pr~.~. |ciRtsd rresa Ia exclusively entitled |a use for republication of all nows
 bed to it or not otherwise credited |his paper and also local news
 'ehed herein.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

He was the recipient of many con gratulations the past few days.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
ID pUBLrsrrrNo COMPANY.
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Proprietors.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
MEXIKO We ViRU OBCANSKE VALKY.|
CARRANZA PRY JIz HLAVNf MESTO
OPUSTII.


Ell Paso, Texas 6. kvena. - Telegram doSly Nogales
Arzone zdesho paneskeho stu La Para vypravuje re
mexcky president Caanza nesnho dine skutecne kona p
pravy k odezdu hlavnho m6sa do Vera Cruzu Zprava
byla opatrena podpisem A. Amada nacenika revouenho
propagacniho odcelen Nogales.
Jine zpravy ohlaSuji zeezncni dopravni uzba mez
Mexico City Vera Crzem byla zastavena patrne aby Car
bezpecne moh zvaStnm vlakem odeti Caranza od
je pry prvodu mnistrd sav drive do Vera Cruzu sveho
zete Candida, jako pfednf sraz
Puebla, jedno nejvetsch mexickych NEST bylo revo
uGnm vokem generaa Paba Gonzalese okupovano. Pred
vo revouGnho voska pod velestvm gen. Angela Forese
Snaoe zahna federni odd6len Vera Cruzu kde
oGekavana jest bitva druha.
Mexico City, g. kvetna. = President Carranza vceresm
manestem den meXckeho narodnho svaku slavnosne
hlasuje, vzhedem hrozcmu nebezpeci revoluce
pus svoe presdentske mso re bojovat bude az do
sdnho dechu aby revoluGn hnut dokonae potfe Ustou
p edne svemu nasup pravidenou vobou eho 1rad
povolanemu. Die eho nazoru nesmi si presidenvf ko
rs ednoho vojenskych nacenikG.
Washington, 6. kvetna - ZdeS ageni mexckeho revo-
uGnho hnu ukaZova telegram Mexico City, re tamnejsi
pfedseda meske rady OrganSue ocanskOu gard by
6ovala kid poTadek mese padu odtahnut federanich
odd Zprava jest dasm povrzenm re Carranza ma sku-
tecne ltek mysli Depese Aqua Prety oznamue, ze
predvo revoucnho voka spou nekoka ceny stabu
ra Callese prose prsmykem Pupo, kde strane stau
Chihuahua ppravue ezeni pro 1000 muz sonorskeho
SKA ez z dnes dao pochod. Voenstf znac prohla
su re biva Mazatlanu jest oazkou en nekoka malo dn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
JEDNANi O VOJENSKE BONUSY.
ODPOR PROTI DAM Z PRODEJE.

Washington 6. kvetna. - Upraveni nahrad vysouzicum
svetove vky nemuze by dnesni forme uzakoneno Repu
bknska v6sna vybou vyseovan zpGsobu placen dani
uvazovat bude zejf schGzi nad6 ze najde sprav
nes costa sestavenm predlohy cee amerck vefenost
lepe zamlouvac Panue imysl sniziti bonus $1OO
kazdy den suzby stanov hranic hoove vypacenych OBJ
nosG $500
$50 misto S15 denne neb celkovemu obnosu rovna
c ma dosati tenn vonGm kter uchazeti budou
pomoc nou, nez ou hoove penize Zadny vojin jemuz
raty vady dostao vyucen neakemu zamesnani neb
dodate6n6ho pojisteni neobdrz vice jak $700.
Nekte clenove zmneneho vyboru naby presvedceni re
ondy uhrazen techo nakladu mohou byt kryty dosa
vatnm danovym systemem ze nen treba drobny lid
valova dan prodeje pro ktere vzmaha vseobecna
jiste take opravnena spravedliva oposce.
Odskodne vonum jest zaste veci spravedvou ale bTe-
tim vznkla jest eba uva di kteri valkou zbo
haiti nikol may lid kery jest zatizen bezak jz
stenou drahoou zivotnich potreb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
v DEN ZDOBENi HROBU.
Vsechny organisace pripravuji
Sc k oslave 30. kvetna.

Vcera Zorganisovan byl V
Clevelandu zvlaStni vybor, kite
ry bude miti Ma starosti pro-
gram zdobeni hrobu 80 kvetna
letos. Vybor hodla podniknout
oslavu a paradu, jakych Gle
veland dosud svedkem nebyl.
Vsichni vyslouzilci z obcanske
valky byli do pruvodu jiz po-
zvani a z tech 500 slfbilo svoji
ucast. Mimo to ma parade bu-
dou sc podilet veterani valky
indianske, Spanelske i svetove.
Vyslouzilci re svetove valky
mali tvoriti hlavni kolony V
prGvodu a ma naSich hrbito-
vech vice jak 1000 vojenskych h
rovu bude 80. kvetna dekoro-
vano. Mimo vojenskych orga-
nisaci budou k parade pozva-
ny RUNE sbory telocvitne a
podpurne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
sFLEBlSeFT IA. cERvENCE
Vlady dohody ustanovily hla
sovani ma Tesinsku ma den
IL. Cervence.

Pafiz, a. kvetna. = Konfe-
renee velvyslancI, ktera zastu
puje nejvySsi radu valecnou V
otazkach podrizenejSi d1lezi-
tosti, rozhodla Sc dnes, re hla-
sovani V TeSinsku otazce,
mali prinalezeti k republice
Ceskoslovenske anebo k Pol
sku, odlozi ma diva mesice. Me-
10 Sc konati II. kvetna, bude
tedy II. cervence. Byly jiz wy
konany vsechny pripravy a vse
Zdalo Sc svedciti o tom, re Po-
laci utrpi zaslouzenou poraz-
ku, kdyz V tom nahle prislo to
to rozhodnuti. Stalo-li Sc to ma
natlak Polaku, kteri V posled
nj dobe svoji ofensivou proti
bolsevikum vystoupili u Fran
couzu vysoko prizni, neni
mono rici, ale odklad tento V
Cechach vitan nebude. Pau
Cambon, ktery schulz velvy-
slancn predsedal, jest V tetc
veci rozhodujici osobnosti
Dluzno pripomenouti, re hla.
sovani o osudu T5Sinska ne.
rozhodne definitivne. Konecnt
rozhodnuti ponechavaji 81 Via
dy dohody samy, hlasovani br
de pro ne jenom voditkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
ANGLE IGNORUJE RISKY
PROTEST AMER. KONGRES-
NfKU.

Londyn, 6. kvetna. - Mini
stersky predseda anglic keho
kabinetu Lloyd George nevez-
me ma vedomi posledni protest
americkych kongresniku proti
zatykani Ircanu. Pravil tax il
sty urednik pri rozmluve Sc
zastupcem spojeneho tisku :
uzil pry SLOW:
"Podobne v6ci ztratily zde
jiz svoii sensaci. Jiz davno
jsme pfesvedceni, ze resoluce
a poselstvi prichazejici z A.
meriky jsou jen politickymi
manevry a ze nepredstavuji nj
kterak prave pocity americke-
| no lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
TRAKCNf ZRfZENCI POKU-
TOVANI.

Municipalni soudce McMa-
hon pokutoval vtera motoraka
F. Howera 500 a postal jej
ma deset dni do pracovny pro
ztyrani pasazera r. Epsteina,
21S0 vych. 90 ul. S motorakem
soucasne byl S25 pokutovan
kondukter A. Vranek. 2180
vych. 81 ul.. nemz Sc Il SOU
du tvrdilo, ze Howerovi uto-
ku ma Epsteina pomahal. Oba
w jmenovani zde trakcni zri-
zenci pracuii ma linii vych. 55.
ul. a Epsteinem dostali Sc do
hadky k vGli "proSlemu' tran
sferu. Epstein "a dotycne Ia
hanice ma kafe utrpel krvavou
ranu na hlave Howerem mu
motorovou klikou zasazenou,
kdezto Vranek pomahal Ia
vyhosteni protestuiiciho pasa-
zera z kary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
STAVKA VYHYBKARU 0.
HROZUJE DALSf PRU-
MYSL.
Rovnez silnicni prace bude ma
sledkem nedostatku materialu
porusena.

Situace We stavce vyhybkaru
sc nemeni a nedostatek tovar-
niho materialu nasledkem ne
dostatecneho dovozu stale je
vetSi. ZvlaSte We slevarnach a
hutch trpi nedostatkem suro-
vim paliva, take cetne Zavo-
dy zamestnavaii jiz sotva po-
lovic delnikG. Stavebniho ma
terialu rovnez ubyva, cimz
stavebni ruch Sc zastavuje. O.
prava silnic sotva bude letos
dokoncena a ma novou dlazbu
venkovskych cest mysliti ne
lie, pon6vadz vyroba tezkVch
cihel jest mala. Mnoho delni-
XII muscle tudiz zanechat PIT
vodniho zam6stnani vyhle-
dat 81 praci jinou. Rovnez pre-
va3nT po6et stavkujicich pres
novach ziskal line zamestnani
take o praci u drahy vice me-
dbaji. Mnohe tovarny udrzuji
'sice dopravu surovin pomoci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-07
MOTORACIAKONDUKTERIEL HI LASUJI
DNES O PRIUETi NABiDKY
SPOLECNOSTI.
STAVKA BUDE MA JISTO ODVOLANA A JfZDNE
ZVYSENO

Referendni hlasovani ohled-
ne odvolani stavky zahajeno
bylo motoraky a konduktery
dnes rano k pate hodine a bu
de skonceno We 4:30 odpole-
dne. Ma kazde trakGni stanici
jsou volebni bulky a hlasova-
nj rizeno je zvlastnim vybo-
rem trakcnich unii. Kazde bud
ce prideleni byli diva instrukto-
ii, ably vysvetlovali ballot a jak
treba hlasovat, ably referendni
listek spravne byl vyplnen. Ka
zdy zrizenec musi udati sve
imeno, lee jinak hlasovani ie
tajne, die vZoru volby austral-
ske.
Ia pondelni hromadne schd
ze Grays zbrojnici hlascvalo
1906 zfizencG pro straJ. a
pouze 401 proti. Ones axe
patrn6 opacne je temef jiste,
re pond6lni usneseni stavky
dneSnim hlasovanim velkou
vetsinou bude odvolano. Pro
odvolani stavky jsou vsichni
nacelnici unie, jakoz i misto-
predseda narodniho svazu Fitz
gerald, ienz prijel sem sveho
casu schvalne z Detroit, aby
trakcni situaci uvedl do pofad
ku. Tyz nastoupil zpatecni ce-
stu dom1 v6era vecer V uplnem
presvedGeni, re dneSni referen
dunn odvola strajk. Trakcni
unie motorakG a kondukteru
mali vic jak $500 prisluSniku
a OdhaduJe Sc, re z teen wee
jak $500 k dnesnim volbam Sc
dostavi. Neprijdou pouze chu-
ravicf a mimo mesto prodleva-
iici trakcni zrizenci.
Do dneSniho poledne ode.
vzdana vice jak polovina o.
pravnenych hlasu a tech pre-
vazny pocet je prot stavce. Pc
dobne vysledky lie ocekavat
"a hlasovani odpoledniho a dc
vecera cely spor bude u voleh
niho osudi urovnan. Naprot5
tomu vsak nynejsi jizdne ma
karach, obnaseiici A a sestinu
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