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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
MANY THOUSANDS
OF SACKS DRYING
Over $50, coo Wet Down in Crosby &
Co. Grain Elevator Spread Out
on Valley Fair Grounds

From 250,eC0 to 100000 bran sacks and
meal bags which were wet down when
water from the Connecticut river entered
Z. Crosby & Co.'S grain elevator on Yer
non street are being dried out on the
Valley fair grounds Only about 1900 Of
the lot are meal bags.
The sacks have been drawn to the
grounds by automobile truck, and there
men and high school boys have laid them
out to dry. Saturday forenoon about 10
boys were working and in the afternoon
about % were. employed F->teer or more
were engaged in the work Yesterday
With weather as good for drying as
Saturday and yesterday the work would be
completed by this time but the drying
operation has gone along slowly tcday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
NEW YORK PREPARES FOR FAMINE
WHILE RAILWAY STRIKE SPREADS:

the pinch of hunger, New York prepared
to face the serious situation caused by
freight and express embargoes on vir
tually all lines. The health commission
er called parley this morning of food
dealers to discuss the situation and pre-
pare for possible food shortage.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
suspended all passenger service at noon
today when agents were ordered to stop
selling tickets The road covers the state
of New Jersey and the suspension order
affects approximately $4,000 commuters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
FORTY-TWO BARRELS
OF LIQUOR LOST
Taken from a Boston Store Today
No Trace of Thieves-Goods
Valued at S14,700

BOSTON, April Thirty-four barrels
of whiskey and eight barrels of rum val
ned by the owner at Sl4,700 disappeared
early today from the store of Michael II.
Glynn on Washington street. No trace
Of the big truck in which the liquor must
have been carted away had been reported
when the police announcement of the
theft was made
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
f. III. WILLARD OF
TOWNSHEND DEAD
Had Been Affected with Paralysis
Nearly Six Years-Former Town Rep
esentative-Funeral Tomorrow
Especial to The Reformer.) J

TOWNSHEND, April Il.
Fred Herbert Willard, 62, nearly life
long resident of the town, died at his
home at O'Clock Sunday morning from
the effects of creeping paralysis of nearly
six years duration.
He was the only son of Charles H. and
Jane S. (Duntonl Willard and was born
in Athens March %, 1853. In 1868 he
came with his parents to Townshend liv
ing on the farm now owned by 0. b.
Dauchy and afterwards on other farms
in the town. On April 27, 1898, he mar
ried Helen f. Shattuck of Townshend
who died July 2l, 1919.
Mr. Willard engaged in farming until
l6 years ago, when he moved from his
large farm on the Newfane road and the
house now owned by Mrs. Ada Pierce. 10
the house in the village owned and occn-
pied by his father. G. II. Willard, until
his death, and he had lived there since
Mr.. Willard was a public-spirited man
and had held many town offices, includ
ing that of seeetman, constable, lister
and trustee of public money He had
been Justice of the peace the past 20
years. He was elected town representa-
tive in 1904 and served the town ably.
lie had been trustee of Leland and
Gray seminary many years, being elect
ed to succeed his father and always took
an active interest in the school and in
the welfare Of the town On Feb. 27,
1876, he united With the local Baptist
church and had been substantial sup
porter of the church since. and was a
regular attendant until his failing health
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Cut Off Merchants Limited.

BOSTON, April l2,-The New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad an
nounced today that the Merchants Limit
ed which runs between Boston and New
York, would be discontinued until condi-
tions at the New York terminals were
improved. Railroad officials said that the
general embargo on freight which went
into effect Saturday was in operation at
all New England gateways.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
U. S. WILL INVESTIGATE.
An American Citizen Sentenced to Death
for Participating in German Revolution

WASHINGTON, April l2-United
states Commissioner Drese at Berlin has
been instructed by the state department
to investigate and report as to the facts
IN the case Of Karl f. Demott. an Ameri-
can citizen, who has been sentenced to
death by a court martial in Germany.
Demott is said to have been charged with
participating in revolutionary activities
in Germany
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Methodist Episcopal Church

Monday, April -, at 7.3O p. m-Meet-
ing of Mary Gcddis class. at the parson-
age. l06 High street.
Tuesday, April l3-W. f. NJ. S. Aux
iliary day All-day drive for new mem
bers.
Wednesday evening at o'clocl-Meet
ing of Queen Esther circle at the home
of Miss Rachel lverson All members
tre urged to be present
Thursday, April Irregular meeting
of W. f. NJ. S. with Mrs. Robinson, &C
Prospect street, at 3 p m.
Friday, April l6, at 1.30 p. m.-Prayei
meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
FRANCE READY
TO WITHDRAW
Will Give Up Occupied Cities as Soon
as German Troops Are With
drawn from Ruhr Region

LONDON, April l2-The latest French
note on the subject of the French oecu-
patton move received here this morning
says that the French troops in Frankfort
and other occupied cities will be with
drawn Immediately upon the withdrawal
of the German trops from the Ruhr re
gon. 1t promises, it is stated, that no
further independent action will be taken
by France.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA
Marine Guard Landed to Protect the
American Legation.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The long
threatened revolution in Guatemala a.
gainst President Cabrera finally has broken
out. Reports today to the state depart
ment said the opponents of the Presi-
dent had gained control of Guatemala
city after some street fighting. A mar
inc guard from the cruiser Tacoma and
submarine tender Niagara has been landed
to protect the American legation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Odd Fellows Temple

Tonight, April l2-The second degree
Will be conferred upon a class of candi
dates, All members of the degree team
are urged to be present. A large attend
ance of brothers is desired.
Tuesday, April l3, 730 o'clock-Regu
lar meeting Dennis Rebekah lodge. Ex
emplfication of the Rebekah degree. Re
freshments.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
First Baptist Church
at 7.3O-Boy Scouts.

Monday at 7.30-Boy Scouts.
Tuesday at 80 Christian Endeavor
meeting.
Wednesday at 6.30- Annual church
supper; 730-Annual church business
meeting.
Friday at 4 p. m.-Meeting of Juniors
7.30-Illustrated address by Rev. j. A.
Spidell on A Trip Around the World
Without Money.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Former Pastor Here Given
Leave of Absence i'm
Philadelphia
CHURCHES IN HIS
DISTRICT NUMBER II
Rev. George E. Tompkinson Also Gets
Salary Raise of $500 and His Church
Raises 100000 in One Weeks Drive
for New Auditorium.
for New Auditorium.

Rev. George Z. Tomkinson, formerly
pastor Of the First Baptist church in Brat
tleboro and now pastor OF the Oak Lane
Baptist church in Philadelphia, l.as been
given a leave Of absence Of 10 weeks to
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Centre Congregational Church

Monday, April -, 7.30 p. m.-Meet
ing of Conquest club in the chapel. The
entertainment will be in charge of Miss
Stolte IS class.
Tuesday, Auril Is, 715 p. m.-TroOp
No. /, Boy Scouts, will meet in the
chapel.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
And ''Buns.

Mrs. Att seems hard not to be able
to get some whiskey for cooking pur-
poses.
Husband suppose they think that
most of it would be used for 'stews =
Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12


Central Railroad of New
Jersey Stops Selling Tick
cts and Leaves $4,000
Commuters Without
Transportation Food
Dealers Discussing Meth
ods of Meeting Threat
ened Food Shortage-Au-
tOmObiles Trying to Re-
lieve Congestion
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Red Men S Hall

Thursday, Apr. l5-Pocahontas council,
No. 4, d. of p, will have a box social for
members, Red Men and invited friends.
There will be card playing and social
time. Every woman is requested to carry
a box of lunch for two and to put her
name inside the box
Dance Saturday night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
THE WEATHER.

Rain or Snow Tonight-Colder Tuesday
Increasing Winds.
WASHINGTON, April l2-The wealth
er forecast: Rain or snow tonight and
Tuesday. Colder Tuesday. Increasing
east winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Universalist Church

Thursday, April Irregular meeting
of the Mission circle in the church par
lors at 3 p. m. There will be special
program with the opening of the mite
boxes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Too Much So.

"I haven't seen your son for several
years. He seemed then quite a prom
ising lad -
"That IS the proper adjective; he :
been sued twice for breach of promise. =
Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
DEATHS,

In Guilford, April u, Eli Harrison Lee,
10.
In Townshend, April IL, Fred Herbert
Willard, 62.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
Who Remembers

When it was considered good form to
ask the prices of things before buying
them?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12
LABOR BOARD
PROMISED AT ONCE

Will Immediately Take Up
Switchmen's Strike in
WashingtOn-Senate Will
Not Investigate = Gov
ernment Will Act VigOr-
Ously in Case There Is In
reference with Mails -
New England Freight
Embargo Continues
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12

Yes, and a good suit Of
clothes will make you feel
proud of your sons father.
Dressed to kill really
means garmented in a man.
ner that will choke off the
opposition.
"A man who is really proud
of his corpus delecti will
clad it in a fitting manner.
Now, that's just the point
our fashionable clothes
have such a fitting manner.
Suits, S25, $50, s35, $40
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12

Continued on Page 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-12

Dance Saturday night.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
.Bolsevici mali tisic
cizincu jako rukoimi

.lhk y Tertiuki ye Finshu hylc
ualtz6 Sc Y Moskvt II.
..le ciginen, gAhruuie y 10 ificei
pet Americana. kteti vsirhni don.
fail. BE- icjieh ylddy pomohou jim
y Ruska iest6 pred zimon Nedl'
Americana noltzd So m asi lOt
Francouzd, 100 AuRIiean0 a loo
Skandindvcn Vcdle Americana,
o iichz pfislusenstyi do spojenyciI
stGtd npm1lc bvti pochybnosti, j.
10 mnoho ta~kov$ch. ktrri tini II
naroky ma amcrickt obtanstyi d
ktcfi shromdzdili 50 do Moskvy ,
rnznych Gdsii Ruska yzhlcdem X
neutesculm ziyoinim %pomernm
Americana prohlasuh, le jeiieh
postaycni ie horst nell osiatnlcl
cizincu Jsou drzdni jake rukojmi
iezto sov6tska vlada Sc pokonsl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25


if0N Tr0rhS spNlish miuislf
thlkN NttlHi u stietlu minul H..
.uim M eeu nre iphuvbiaihs pnf
luitm ha ittul trnult NSNA ialo
.hgA Nyihuh rN0habn t.ei -
Wblfi. nspefhlund y MRshv6. na
me.l Ilsl, ktala kesaunssi.gksls
s6dee n hstaltho dihiAlofa thet.
aka Mlutt D %voitnskt siinuci.
.rrohlhsil Tfeck BE va tfunta
.n1ti rnisln sosSisha yhjskh "
.nluila atklatuf east sveha ukoln
.gadr9eni pfolNoin holseviek,h u
9oisku pred Nnfsayon iln icho
p%ruhiaseui. ncmtni nitrho IA ~
II. ponsvuda pulsth irpnla ic rag
deloh na dYt tastt yoiru~kou d
liplumaiirlum q mh dxe Nitetli
ska. ieduo ~ Narsavt u druhh
! MihskM Mirovt @iedn6xhni 81
Ninsku jc, dle pfabldscni Trnckd
.lo. Ytci mimnfalnt dulesitosli
paneyad2 ~ wvih ma zakladceh
.bo%ufliytho hnuti mozi aeluictycm
i Angle ir pnstiiena, nebof mezi
.jeiim dtlmietvrm 10 pairuo yelke
yzruscui yc spoieni 8 miroNfm
Wiedndviuim mezi fnlskem a
Raskem INA fronte %Rcnerdla
Wfangela, " prohldsil TroekS dd
le. "otcvirhmc brdny dokof6n ma.
Elm uepfAtelhm, nysak uanadne.
me ie s bocfch n " zodu. Osud re-
voluce bude rozbodnut ma polskt
rroui6 To ie pfidiua, proc sou
slirdili isme syoic yojska na III.
pad6 aproG %poncchali isme ienom
slrdzo na iizni frontd K zadrzogani
Wrangeloya postupu.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

conference mzdoytho yfb0rt
maiiteln dolh a nblodolh v sired
nfch mhkkouhelngch polich We sta
tech Ohio, Indiana, Illinois u III
padnf Pennsylvania, konana :
Geyelandk. o., byIa Ddrotena
kratcc pred pGlnoci We sifcdn, q
nz by byIo doslo k dohod6 o 4
pravt mzdy. Konference zasedals
20 pet dnf Naslednjfciho due vi
stupci nhlokoph konali svou ylast
NJ Aehhzi, . kterf poslan byl r.
legram presidentn Wnsonovi, Y
kterfm ~ prayf, H. vina IN nczdal
yyjednayanf pada M zastnpce
maiitelh doIh, kteD ncpfcdlozil
zcela Szadnfho nhyrhu, kterg By
gyhoyoyal spraycdliygm pozaday
kun nhlokopn, n BeIIeyiIle, III. W
oznamnJe, ze dcnni dilniei, ZANE
stnanf v sesti doJech Beleyille di
gtriktn AhAJiI znoyu stayku, 20
ptyadz uebyJo dociInno mzdoye
.dobody v GIcyelandt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
.Filipinci nejsou pry
vzdelani pro svobodu

Poskytnuti ncodyislosti Filipin
ostrov1m v pfistich dvacit
p6ti leteeh bylo by zlofincm pryn
%vclikosti, die p%rohldseni, ufinene.
h0 v techto dnech v Honolulu c
H. RnndalIem, Glcncm druziny
koneresnikn. ktcrA yykonala &c.
stu do Oricntu n ytechto dnech pc
tfansportui lodi Great Northern
yydala So ma zpatetni cestn dc
Spojengch Stath. Randall prohla.
siI, he ttmef vsiebni clenoys drnzi.
ny koneresnikh jsou stejntho !
MIN ndbledu Po spatfenf Filipin,
sk9ch ostrovh bylo tfmtf jcdno.
myslni p%rohldseno, Ne ostroyy ty-
10 nelson doposud pobotovy pre-
ncodyislost. Vzdtlani Filipinci,
lteH nelson p%olitikafi, jsou jed.
nomyslne proti neodvislosti. w.
Vol Filipin je nyni V staenaei, 20.
nevada ncnf dostafek kapitdlu
gzhledem k ncjistotG budoncnosti
Randall take odporu6il &C.
ueralnimn nhyladnimn Palmeroyi,
ably prohibice byla rozhifcna ua
filipinskf ostroyy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
Dive americke lode
poslany do Baltiku

Jak " y WashihRi0nu oznamfl.
ie, ohrntn6mu kfilniku Pittsburgh
n iednomu torptdoborci bylo na.
fizeno, ably odetraly 81 do Balti
ektho MOTE L oehrauf tamnieh n.
merickfcb zdiin1 Lodd tytn male.
zaii Sc nyni v fherh0ufvn W
Franeii u odborem lodstYa bylo
ozn6meno, ably lined yyprayily SC
do rusklch vod Jmenovand lode
obdrEely rozknz, ably odebraly Ne
do kdanska, syobodntho mhsta pfi
Baltikn. Y ddsledkn Whine situaee
v Polskn js0u %ohrozeny ziyoty a
zdjmy velkth0 poeiu Americana Y
riiznych eAstcrh Polska. Mnozi z
Americana odebrali sc i'll do
Kdanska q JIM 50 pokoufeji 10.
stibuouti tohot0 %pfistnyniho me-
sta. X ochran6 t6eht0 Americana
Welcome lode byIy poslany do rus
kSch yod.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

trinIel AmtfleAt fp,iefaef
.rfAw mhii "a a. r. slhda Sloie
.htet SiA,n hWls mill poirefn nt
mNisotana praee y iaktmhulit
.hmAn u sAimu romuei tulshN y
imii rfuii helAeyilhm lisslniel
svhi rleireblaA mkls1aii Na eae
methvnf hunsrnce \ Mon.
ifealu ktsfh Ne vsslOvila profit Ia.
ktholiv akci. iei mnhla Ny hsti
WhlAdhna jake platclskh sost'skt
4i6dt Samuel Gompefs. ricdAcda
ehefaee. mdsoniil holspsism tnko
uhavnnu nrslvAtn %I'fip0usii. be
fadik6lni ktidlo lcdrrncc II pr'
u9nhni soSetsk6 yladt TRlo sku.
rina hyla pro prnklhseni vscnhec
ut sidsky ably docilrm hSln pro
pnaisnt pro Thomasc Y Mooncyr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

Majitelf mtkkouhelngch dolh y
stfrdnieh cAstech zemf zamitli po.
zadayek zastupeh hornik0, ably
1yyscna byla mzda 0 900 denpf
IN pfhci dannf q mhsienf q 0 II
cent? ma tune pfi rnfnim a strojo.
vfm fdrdni, a nabfdli pfidayeb I'd
30 do ~ centh depnf. Pozadawk
tcnto tlotgkd W. primo jenom
stfcdnicb poll, ale uhelna indnstrie
po celG nmi a kanade .je tim
dot6ena yzhlcdem X tomn, zc yse-
ehny kontrakty 80 ffdi Poole
mzdoyf kkhly y tfto oblasti V di.
striktech teehto je zamtstnano asi
300 600 uhlekoph, . nichz asi ~
proeent PRAGUE IN denni INDY,
ziskhyniic asi Nc dennh. Gblokopo.
VI nabidku majitclh dolh jcdno-
myslnt zamftlL Otazka tato sYffe.
na byla k yyffzctn podvfborui
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

kalFm Ra mlllinhA asah VI Sln
Apuofh sthleeh tIlf riilBmHl t
~ H4tasMs ri rlfrlNaN rh5
nenimXsth ehNjlifh, III, ptahla
iehl nfuaNisaep rtu mlpomea
luvs 8nuNl ne Nathluplob ele
lfAf slai4 polfttali b0ilm l4t
miilion0 noFtph nhsdli N pAli4a.
hi dole ttAfl NJ yrlirr mhl0 ~
kaNA se, A. nA iafe rflslliU ruAs
aolde i EysAem stayehUiho Nohn
v seuenshe dolA iannm n rttle
rtuh mtslnh Ne stAVl So vttAiu
mefitku a siep \ Cleyelunde, A
kfenu, DeifolM ST. lauisp d ",
dv0u yetsieh mtatprb uh Rhpadt
V iinteh mesicch ~ iemtf ncsiat.
nov}ch ubydii W. vseeh tistgol.
spnicn5c IN Ai6tt se aeka M ole.
yfeni iarni se1ouy pristine fuku \
gah6ieni price na stnVhAplt
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napadli vo-
jaky francouzske v
Pruskem Slezsku

Zprdva y Berlina sdGlujci
srazee mezi ffancouzsk m ynj
.skem a obygatelstvcm doslo Y ka.
.t0yieieh. dnlezitdm doloyuim ma.
stt y Prusktm slezsku, phi cemj
iedendct osob bylo usmrceno d
.dyaeet sest porantno. Polskd vol.
ska pnkusila 50 rozebnati yefci
non schulz v Rybniku nedalek1
katovic. Jedna 0soba byla pfi tom
usmrcena n dtyfi poraneny, Del
nici va Vsech mtstech PruskGho
.slczska zastayili v 6tefg minulfho
tfdne prhci, COZ melo bgti prote-
stem proii g6Ice mezi Ruskcm u
Polskem. Jednalo 81 q st6yku yse'
otecnou Il zastaYena byla brhce
v podnieieh ~slouzieieh yefejnosti,
Fkecbny restauranty u obcbody
byly uzayfeny OdbofoyG organi,
saee svolaly schuze v zajmu ne,
ptrality u zddaly ntyofeni komisc
kn k0ntrOle doprayy yojska. III
stup lidu V katoyicich uapadl cd.
oil francouzske judy, 1lsmrtiy
jcdnoho yojAkd M 10 %francouz.
skG vojsko zahdjilo palbu " stro-
joyFch pusck a ponzilo granath,
pfi 6emz deyit osob bylo zabito u
dyaort sesi poranGao. lLokalni
poIsk} y6dce, Milewski, yyhodil
. okna syfho bytn, naeez
yytazen byI ma n1ici a nsmrccn.
BezpeGnostnf POLICE, jejiz diva Gle.
Boyf zabiti byli stfelbcu franeouz-
yojska, odepfela konati da-
he sluzbn 20 obnoyeni pofadku
byla franconzskd gojska bdyolana
. mtsta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

v dhsledku polskf p%rotiofensi
VIZ i ToruBi jako ellen, yytlafeni
byla ruska soyttska yojska y
Kdanskhho koridoru. die zprhgy
kterou francouzska mise postal
We stfndu mimlfho tldne do Pa
Hzr. poIsA vojska po~lratoyala
V postum sym smhrcm gyeh0d
MIN. Franconzska ylAda, iak We D
aDamnje, Wotestoyala 70 mi
enerVifttji pr0tj rozbodnnti Reg
Nadia r. Towera, spojenoekfhf
komisaFe Y KdatNkl kterT Mk4
zal daIM yyl0doyapf francouzskh
ho sffcliya pro Polsko. Skkolil
franconzsk fch lodi Ne sffeIiycm Il
mkotveBo BedaIeko kdanska. 70
wcr pfohIaSnjo, " nema dosta.
fphph mn1zsfyf spojeneckfho voj
aka h ndrzenf pofadku Y ton
pffpadf, ze by daIM stfeIiyo byll
yyIDdtno.
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it%nnftrnre mra itlefhlF l'ol.
.sla a-sattlsk1hn RHska mhh ifna
siisalh mnmitta ANe y
Ntnst1aeM pieAsH ga naNlsntzke
N7ln6tf ttusio H. esnint uNif
tzfh tisiH naHisntsk3 wl0tat
4i-n8s l4f-u 1Nakt-u fH NeHiwlslui
t s8, ibho s%tterenni nrbtn il
.pW rtben rnshmdoyali o lorm'
sv6 4Nlid9 NagNahll enutnauA "a
We6lske Rnsba Ia pfirraveuh ~.
n, iHuuti ralsku ,ire aRemi ut9l.
epnipnei nthem svt ieNi pfNhlAefl.
= I}Hsbo mnsi l6daii un poisk IN
staikhfirh takuyt aifuky profit
9nemo}ntui niotn i hpluuenosti
ibll6 nrhYlo ty tlrba Mdnti MA
.d5nipiah q eedlacieh rolskf eh Ia.
mlt6tskf dolal, III uisti deicratI
nogatH6 NSNieehnon Nyndv delepd
Att p0l5 Cell ltlaynt rbske siana.
Yiska in galoiem M plu9m ugna
ut neadvislostt p0lskn Rusko ~
nechre vmesovati DO vuitfnich pol.
sktel a6leliioNi JednA Ne hlaYut
p g6rulAy proii obnovcui 6tok6 y
bnd1ucnosti zadnt noyt pn1udny.
XIV ncbudou utin6ny vedle tech,
klere jiE byiy ozndmeuy.
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pfcstane
81 vsimati zalezi-
tosti v Evropl

Angle je rozbodputa peynt '
ncdalcEf dobf npustiti cd 1taati
N pyropskfc h zaIezitostceb. V nd.
k0lika nasJedujicich tgdnceb an.
dicka Wlda odpouta We od konfi.
1entalni politiky d yratf So ku syf
.tradifnl zasadk isolace d ysfmaul
Vi toliko syfcb ylastnicb zalezit0.
~. jako nfinila jiz America Pol.
Ska neopnstf d poknsi.li Ne knsoyf
skutefnk znititi polskg narod, po.
m6ze Polskn We spojcnf 4 jingmI
uarodnosfmi, ale 20 yffzcnf pol
.ak9ch ncsnazf pebnde Vi JM VII.
matt zaiczifosff ryr6pskThO konti.
.peutn Toto rozhodDntf pfibineno
.byIo hlavnh taken domacieb vi.
.iezjfosil Irsko dhlDjeka sitnacc q
jiDf problfmy fekaJf ua Justknl
WeziDarodpI kompljkace pfimsly
vladu, ably othzky tyto zanedba.
yala. avzak nyni W shIedava, u
|IostfDf Jieh neIze jM dele odkIa.
DAFT Krone toho j. tfeba vluo.
yati pozornost domhci ekop1rnji
b pozadaykhm y~efejpostj, aby via,
.da pf1bIfzela h spIaeenf dIubh i
zwduk0vaui daDf
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Velke lesni pozary
zufi ma severozapadG

Lespi pozhry nabyly yazngch
.r0zmlrn v scyernf KaIifOrnii, v
paeificktm scverozapadt a v j.
tastech Montany. We state
Washington vice jak 500 NUN
|bojnjc prot pozarhm, ktere pro.
pukly We ctyrtek minultho t}dne
ucdalek0 Enumclaw a ktrre znihi.
Nv jiz znafnh mnozstyi dffyf Ten
to pozar ohrozujc muozstyf mostd
10 dfeyafskou zeleznici Jiny po-
Mr. ~ohrozuje hlayni linij Chicago,
Milwaukee II NJ. Paul zcleznici u
within Wax byI posIhn 4 basiti D
hasitstg Uni pfistroji M scfnu roz.
poutapi Myln Slime yktry pfispf-
yaji k Nfcni pozaru V LaseD Il Tri-
nifty Hhrodnich lesieh v seyerni
KaIifornii d nhkoIik vet basith DO.
sud DebyJo y 10 fyto pozary ziska.
III pod syon kOutr1lu. Do NEST
WeaycryiIIe h Hcdding posDhDy
byly ygzyy, aby opatfily 90 moi.
no neJy6tN .pofet hasifh d basif.
skfcb ~pf1strojh, velkk a nekon.
troIoyant pozhry zuH W Tathead
ohgOdp1m Iese v Montana. v okre.
~ Pen dtOrjejIr W Hthtk Wash.
mgfoD pozhry nil obydB mn veus
tfeb d Mojnf bndoyy d farmafi
stbhuji w y krajipy, pozhvem o.
hroz0vsDk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
Mexicky povstalec
propulsion ma svobodu

n Mexiko Mcstn bylo dfcdne o.
znhmeno, h. pfozatimni president
DE Ia %lluerta naiidil, ably Riccar.
do Gonzales, ktery ncddvno zahar
jill p~oystani proti mexickt Wade n
byl dopadcn Y Piedras Ncgras,
byl propulsion na svobodu Vyjcd-
,aavhni O kapitulaci sborn FeliSe
Diazc hylo skondeno n plukoynik
Santes Mendoza poslan byl do
Vera Cruz, ably vyjednal podrob-
nosti ttto kapitulace. Diazovy sbo.
~ nelly asi 500 muzn. Oznamuje
Sc. zc We state Vera Cruz obnoyen
byl opetn6 kid.
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President Wilson je pohotov II.
znati %pfitomnou mexickou ylddu,
dali iato synj souhlas k podmin.
kan, yyznafen}m v proposici, pc.
slane se~kretAfem odboru colbym,
die sdeleni depcsc, poslant presi.
dcntovi DE la %lIncrloyi Fernando
Galdcronem. m%cxickgm komisa-
rem We Spojen{ch stdteeh. Zprdvu
tohoto smyslu otisknje tasopis
Excelsior, yychazeiici Y Mcxiko
I6stt. Y proposici ylddy Spoje.
nfcb S'At1 nalfzaly 80 ndsleduii-
% podminky In pry6, " ziyety
d majctek scyernich Americana
budou ciiraneny. IN druhf, ze ma
hrada hude z~apIaceDa c%izincdm,
ktefi utrp6li ztraty "a reyoluce. In
.tfeti, vsechny Carranzoyy vynosy,
kterf jsou konfiskafnimi, mali
.bYti Ntiseny. u Washingtonu Sc
sdtluie, ze tyto tfi podminky jsou
jednfmi . mnohgeh, jez pfcdlozeny
byly prozatimnimu rczimu Y Me
xiku, bylo take naznaeeno, ze Via
da SpojenSch Stath Sc nespokoji .
poubgmi sliby, ngbrz he bude I'd.
dat sknte6nf tiny. y 1fednich
pramenh bylo oznhmeno, he uzndni
ncbylo slibeno Mcxiku pod lad.
nou podminkou nj dosud.