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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10

n. r. "a.
IL. r. Peters to Matte Tindel $4,000
Lot Z. Block ISL. Res. Add. Pendlc-
ton.
c. c. Davis to Catherine I. Kenoyer
ss3s00. Mete and bound tract In NE
Ia NV Ia Sec. so. TIP. s. n. II. 50.
Eastern oregon Live Stock Co. to c.
L. Cleveland $1,000 w 1-2 Sc. IA Sec,
1, TIP. 3, ". II. 2S.
Richard O. Earnheart to Emmett T..
Meers S1.00 Lots / and 2. Block 50,
Res. Add. Pendleton.
w. P. Reser. Co. to Raymond and
Ralph Reser s11.56S.eo. Sec. 4. Tp. s,
y. r. 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
FOR DUTY. NOT FOR PLUMBER

80 RECOMMENDATIONS made by Senator Falls sub COM
4K mittee regarding Mexico have aroused objections be-
of the spirit shown. The Seattle Times
its disapproval thus:
In
nty world has been friendly has been
What the Times regarding Senator Falls report applies
with equal force to the Lodge keynote speech 1t see
Lodge drastic action by the United States
Intervention in Mexico become necessary and SO the
States will its duty But should with
with the League of Nations. We
should under that out to grab Mexican
oil grab anything else.
Uncle Sam goes into Mexico with mandate he will go
of the If he merely at the instance Of
Wall he will be reproached out for punder
Such would shater reputation with South Amer
Central American countries and cannot afford to
have those nations look upon this republic robber
Chauncey Depew New Yorks aristocratc after dinner
that Lincoln went abroad
that President Lincoln sent two mil
lion end warfare If he had done
would done his best to make good on the prom
ise he had made
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
CANNOT nEsrn.IS CROW.

MINSEAPoLIs, June 1o.-The
ROSTERS early morning crow cannot
be restrained by court order.
Such was the decision Of Judge W.
W. Bardwell. In district court here,
after hearing a petition from DIR. c. +.
Dighs. a former alderman Of this city,
seeking an Injunction to restrain sleep
disturbing noises which. he said. came
from his neighbor's house and yard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
REALTY TRANSFERS

J. w. Crow to E. F. Carney $500
Cpe-half Interest in Lots 2. 3. and .
and Sc Ia. Sw Ia, Sec. I, TIP. I, s. II.
36.
VIM. NJ. Davis to Harry Mcbride
s1O.0O0.Oo S 1-2 n i-2 Sec. 3, TIP. ,.
y. r. 35, and Lot 9 and 10, in said SW
Ia.
John NJ. Marriott to Ruby e. Marriott
$1,000 NV IA NV IA Sec. 25' Tp' D.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
GIVES MONEY TO PARK.
az Assoclated Pics. )

EVANSVILLE. Ind. June ls.--Jo'
seph Coppello. an Italian, almost every
evening would visit Garyin park In
this city. and for hours would enjoy
its beauty after be had eonplefed bis
work I'm a cigar factory.
In appreciation, Coppeiias who died
recently. bequeathsd 5000 to the city
for improving the park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
Vernon shuts Out seattle.

LOS ANGELES, June 10.-Vernon
won from Seattle in the opening game
of the series, to 0. The Tigers found
Demaree easy, while w. Mitchell al
lowed the tail-enders only two
scratchy hits. The Tigers practically
won the game in the first frame when
High trippled and scored on Chad
bourne's sacrifice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
c+Easf OFe8 801IaR)

- Peudletcn, Oregon, by the
nABT oRB0oNfAN PUBLIsHINQ co.
. BEaefed at the postoffice al Pandae-
0n Oregon. - second-eisss naii
IN SALE IN OTHER crrrra
Imperial Hotel News Stand. Pertlan&
ONE FILE AT
=. Chicago Bureau. Sos Security Buiid.
washinetcn. D. C. Bureau SCI rour-
teenth gtreeA N. w.
memser Of the Assectssea r<ess.
The Associated Press 10 exclusively
snttled 70 the use for repubiicntIon OF
ali newa dispatches credited TO IL or
eot otherwise credited In this paper
n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10

Meanwhile local duty is to that the teachers at the
school properly accommodated and entertained
that they viii want to come again. Everybody help
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
.FEATURELESS GAME is
TAKEN BY PORTLAND
(By Associated Press,)

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 1o.-Port-
land won a featureless game from
Oakland. to 3. Portland scored
once in the second inning on three
hits and in the third got three runs
out OF double by wisterzil and sim
giles by Maisel, Cox and Schaller. Oak
lands first run came in the third
when when Hamilton singled. Kremer
was safe on Siglin's error and Ham,
ilton scored on Wilie's infield out. A
fan in the grandstand gave Hamilton
SIS for his basehit and another five for
scoring Oakland's first run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(IN ADVANCE,
SATAN AT c.A,IPsrEErrNG.

L
rason was a-preacdn' bout the place
Where snot
The sinners. all arenblin, on he blaze
An the saints above afeasn a honey days
Twas at the old campmeein,
When the attire cart is prime
When the corn blades awtin'
OF the Jingle in pockets frfom
Red hot an still a heatin' parsont
Flashin' all the fire he gets at in he book;
suddenly like ghtnin'o the
Made saints al out the
in
Better hands al ire thatyo ou mad
out QUICK the parson answered: SMILE
Satan coaxed the blizzard a
Copyrighted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
NEED
SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of women have kidney
ana bladder trouble and nrvcr su8-
pcct n.
Women's complaints often prove 70
b. nothing else but kidney trouhlc.
or The result 81 kidney or bladder
disease.
~ the Kidneys are moi IN q healthy.
condition, they MAJ cuusa The cher.
errana 20 become diseased.
Pain In she bnrk, htadachc iofs
of ambition. nervousness, are often
times symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment Do
kumefrf FNamp-foof, q nhysician'H
p~roarnpuon. obtained az any drug
liorr. MAJ bo just the remedy Needed
I'd 1yfrc9mr such conditions.
Hoe ever, n yon wish nret 10 test
~ 81 KIimer & Co, Binfhamton,
II. 81. Tor a sample bottle. when
wrifinr be anfe and mention The A.
haqscfquc Evening HsiQld'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
'lB ORGANIZER TO
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT


There win . noa. fsrtinan mans
H1ffunH. 80 With the NNHiIr Y rpt|
I|aIIF invited. lII4 etr1IHE nt tnrocE
Nj ftr a~udikogluin 81 the central nifh
Hstpe rne ~ .ae
al pIl1-ohaIfu4n q Iht tol4nirct ~
felil lI&Ht who WA Nlt1t on ~fa
F4tarnt EIItIhau1n4l situation and
~ tndcsiiini and fqIi'lepi Critic IN
ia ctmmhita u Fo~ttsehsht - a
p'r'i,. nnr.sai.nS fse tor5
81 ~ ideas ol ~rf1Fressltta aud indie
ptnd1nfa on ne 9fant Issues.
4He meeting frn|FhI hna been nrrnuH-
u W NI~r Hr AIIlI4UH IN opnnftlm-
~ 10 explain tno fundamental iHsuce
as tlaf4 % A1nttW Today,
Nj. Williams who has been on
speaking t1ur IN the principal cities
ii tho eaft and middc wtHt and . on
EIa way le California. stopped on Ia
Alnuuurroun last evening The meet
ing tofiQhf - sponsored BY h fol-
luAlnNt Edward V. Ancoue, Felix
ssse ff,sfesr kt HSnn nsss ee,
M. 1tRoy y Peters. Ward Hhtrard.
y. n suorc rfof A. O. Wees. 81 the
University Of New Mexico. and several
otNtrn.
AMER IL. whiams' adaNess. the
meeting viii b. thrown open tor gen
efnl qu1stlona ana discussion lA which
an rrratet may take part.
There aro several Interesting move
mentf on foot lookint towhrd e heE
nQlltiati nl.Hemtnt = TIE tnlteg
atstea recNsra NJ rt..An, 1917
fht1e octt,erRcnG 70 eNii io'n
Hof w PEI ~ H
"a stre
,ne $500 - 1en,+ 1fter ~ ine
t-,et a~ier af1achrI 40 fHS eixsh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

me finl production or the win
tfftH little 4HCucor season n the Eve
Mug ~ HIlirt.' which win he pre-
sentcd toalFht Tor the Community
~ Ma Edear knight, the English
dameutt and her pupils. assisted ~
Miss sidney Wilson.
'rne feature Of the performance
VIII be the exquisite and artistic cos
fuming % the dancers and the decor
ativc screens which VIII serve az a
background Tor the various numbers
color srhcmcH havc been carefully
worked nut ~ Miss hickey. manager
OF TIM Community Playhouse associa-
tom. N
"A miniature nallrt Russo viii he cx-
eouipi by ~ siualt girls, In addition
there VIII be three spin dances by
Mrs. Knight. pf the Ballet Russo
school. amber whom the children have
been studying, and o Spanish dance
BY Miss Wilson. whose art Is well
known here.
The program 10 be given follows;
Miniature ballet Dorothy strong.
Jane Hulne. Dorothy Graham. Ellz-
nheih Elder, Frances Wilson. Frances
Stern. Laura knight, Sihyl Nolan
dress and Vivian Hcndron. Classic
dance. Virginia M~cLandress. Fan
dance. Erneatine HunlnE. Cake walk.
MarccliA Natson. Spanish dance.
sydney Wilson. Mrs. Knights Witches
dance. vision Of salome. butterfly
dance.
Airs. knight has danced two of
these numbers before English royalty
In LONDON. where fer ~ CONSECUTIVE
months h took the part Of Ermin-
rardc In the "fdttle Unfairly Princess
at the Lifiie thcafcr. under the dlrec.
ton OF Seymour Hicks. She was th'
principal dancer IN "Hlue Bell IN
Fuiryiahd.'' produced by Charlie
Frohman and Seymour Hicks joiptll
at the Vaudeville Strand. London, ans
also appeared in many other hlghl'
successful and celebrated productions
Mrs. u. W. Faw VIII be az the plano
The curtains Will part az sci
O'Clock. The performance IL free q
an members Of the association. Z
small admission VIII be charged Z
others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
.BLANES WILSON FOR
STRIFE IN MEXICO
Former Ambassador
Says Policy Has Been
Mischievous

WASHINGTON. April I6.-Mex-
ic0's present position j. due to the
unfortunate and mischicvous policy
OF the Wilson administrae lion. Henry
Lane Wilson DECLARED today before a
senate committee investigating Mexi-
can affairs. Ar. Wilson vas appoint
ed Ambassador 10 Mexico In 1903 by
President Taft ard reaigncd soon after
President wilson's first term began
Ia 1918.
The former ambassador told tho
committee thai In the six years since
his rcaiEnatpn. every prediction he
made then az 10 the result Of Presi-
dent Wilson's policy has been justi-
fled BY the events.
president Wilson's theory that any
number OF M~exicens are. struggling
for Nberty is erroneous he said. 1T
Is simply a tree for all struggle Tor
loot"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
STUDENTS HEAR
TALK ON BUSINESS
Max Nordhaus Tells 5
Factors Needed by Bus
mess Executive

Five Factors muat be considered
b. the business executive m hls IN
iercsts arc % command the respect
% = community and succeed.
stated MAX Nordhaua. who was the
principal speaker At the student
assembly Of ihcsunivcrsity this morn
First Of these. IL the relation eN-
larug between employer aud empioye.
The goicnNr % human engineering H.
20 tfoft men a. men and not as ma
chimes, Fellowship must De the
~Nufchword and a spirit Of
ton and service q be fcstercd. In
nAn4iIns mcn nn executive must use
diplpmncs aud cason while the em-
ploye should be Impressed with his
@au responsibility and. above every
Trims ne lo,ul 10 has firm. Men and
women VINO prove worthy should not
% confined 70 salary but should have
AZ adequate share IN the profits OF
the business"
In discussing the relation Of The
executive 20 the man from whom
eopda are purchased. the speaker be-
ilevca. That the same respect be
shown 20 The man who wants 10 seii as
u shown 10 tho nerson who wants
70 buy. Confederate treatment to
statesmen r. tho best advertisement q
firm can invest in"
The relations OF the executive to
the firri from whom Joods are pur-
chased Is no negligible factor, accord
ms 10 mir. Nordhaus. The right ex-
ecutivc will not sanction unjust claims
or demands but win demand the same
square dealing which he himself cx-
poets, he said.
The confidence OF the customer Il
a great business asset and to gain
his. the business man should make
service D vital pillar OF his es-
tablishment Kindly rendered advice
as 70 purchases and a~cquainting the
customer with the trend OF the mar
kct Is alao IN keeping with a courte-
Gus. auccrHsfui trade.
The firth factor 10 reckon with g.
tho dealing Of executive and stock,
holder he said. In this connection
Il Is absolutely necessary for the SUI
perintcndcnts 10 be constantly vigil
ant a. TO possible pitfalls, and nd.
vautnges. He must see that az tho
expenses increase, a bigger volume ol
turnover Is secured. After careful.
consideration, the executive who q
COURAGEOUS viii spread out ludicionaly
pushing business In prosperous sec
tons.
In concluding his address. Mr.
Nordhaus conciseiy defined n real
leader as onc who ia depending upor
his initiative and his own diroo.
tion OF all those about him; and con
fines his organization within the lin.
It's OF his own particular ability"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

pALaf REACH April is6.-Rich-
ara Croker drew q picture today OF
mis- financial circumstances utterly at
raranoe with The public belief that
~ had but 20 crack his whip a. DO
lliical roobah Of Tammany hall and
millions flowed INTO his personal col
farn. H. inlmoied that he wa =
crnnrnrafisoiy poor man when he
rtshdrfw from Tammany hall 70 years
arQ und then when about 20 remafTy
after Ms first vile died, he Informed
me yonng Indian giri that she must
not believe stories or his wealth. He
declared she believed she was marry
ing 4 poor a
lie had beeR involved il a constant
family wranRle. ho said, and he I'm
aIlf partially settled II BY agreeing
children q $4,000 income. Ne turn
"a I'VE 70 his son a. trustee. Sc
esriues Yielding about a2a.0ee n year,
ana the romairinN $1,000 he can
Inaed 20 pay until his wife died IN
1914. Bat before that time, he said,
the strain upon him OF keeping up
the payments VA so great that he
ronn1ited his lauayem as to what po-
alton he would be N ~ he could no
longer meet the payments.
After that time, for q period %
ten years. ! lived absolutely upon The
aarnlnts ~ MY stables aaid MIR
croker. Except Tor my investment
IN Olencnffn. my home. ! had TONED
almost everything ] had oyer 10 my
family. and II Il had not been for
Orhy. my derb, Uinner. ! could not
have iivedf
AIR. Croker said mat his derby
winner, Orhy. alone earned Tor him
100000 10 $500 a year. and that on
Hanrhee. another of his stable, be
cieannd up $4,000 IN three months,
Ht eaid ne had made money in palm
teach real estate md estimated ms
present fortune at not moro han
l~2.00Q.0Oo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
THIS HORSE USED
REVERSE ENGLISH

TOLEDO-'shc anu tho. anrndesi
boss. yuh honahi" Horace, is ana
colorcd. told tho Judge. "Nnen /
wnnfrd her 10 70 I had to say whoa.
and 10 make her stop ! had TO whip
her with "A whip Horace was charged
with beating the horse, an elderly
animal. He's free now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Lumber Mil in
Operation Again

After being shut down for several
days due 10 the uuiaVorahic i~nrsinr
conditions IN the woods. which cut
the supply OF timber to The point
where operation was Impossible. the
Mckinley Land A. Lumber company
has resumed operation on one side
or hair capacity.
Conditions have greatly improved
now and a surplus Of logs N being ac-
~cumulatcd AZ the mlll and ID d OK
pcctcd that by tho twentieth or TWEEN
ty-fifth % this month there will be
enough on hand 10 commence oper-
alton al full capacity. Loga arc now
heinE turned out faster than u n
possible 10 handle them with the
available sunny of CARS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

Don't wish you coald tel yoaf house
sel a.
Don't ulEh yru could rent your apart
fhons 1l5. Phone 3t9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

Rim BRAND POWDERED
WHOLE MILK h ricl. pure. fresh
milk put Into powdered form wlieri 10
u only "a few hours old. GtNE ~ 4
TRIAL. PHONE ass OR CALL iO3
WEST CENTRAL NNEUNE, SOUTH
WESTERN kim COMPANY. (fiany
Johnson's place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

today. He explained that IL would
take some time to complete his case.
As another step IN SIS Investigation
81 deportation cases, the Immigration
comrnittce voted 20 ~auhpoenAe tho
complete record IN the proceedings
against Enrique Flores MnFon. e Mex
lean. now In the LeavenwOrth prison.
who formerly published newspaper
in san Antonio and Los Angeles.
a decision By Mr.. Post. made pub
lie by the committee. showed the as
sistnnt secretary had cancelled "a de-
p~orntion warrant although Magnn
had admitted ne was an anarchist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

A female alligator LAYS its cgEs tc
be hatched BY the sun, but watches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Woman Tells Story
OF Being Kidnapped

- fTt AttocaT.r rnrns
r.. l.. sanford. wife or a Fort Bliss
soldier. today appeared before Colonel
William N. Huy. commander Of the
~ t'nso military DISTRICT. and reiter-
.atcd her story that she was on Tues
day forced hy q Mexican. al the point
~ "a pistol 70 cross from the Ameri-
10 tho Mexican side OF tho river
whore she vas assaulted by 10 Mex
leans. Army authorities are cuoper-
nting with diplomatic officials IN in
vcsiiFatue tho case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Action on impeachment
OF Post Likely to Be
Delayed for Week

WASHINGTON. April 1G.-Action
BY the ruifs committee IN the rcso-
luton looking 20 tho Impeachment 81
assistant secretary poIt or the labor
department may he delayed "a week.
Representative Ho-h. republican.
Kansas. ouihor Of tho measure, said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
GIVE INN TfsIE AND
HE'LL HAVE A RANCH.

HOUsTOE-Arfhur Brown, sent 20
Jail for stealing two cows aud a mule
broke jail and rode away on a stolen
horse. Judge Robinson. who nen-
fenced him. now wants 10 sell his
COW. fearing he cant keep IL with
Brown free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
INDICATES HOUSE or
COMMONS POOR pI4ACI

LONDON-Spoaking against the
proposed modification OF The divorce
law by parliament. Lord Brnyne de-
ciarcd: Marriages are not made in
the house OF but in "a place
far. far different from commons al
ali-Hcavcn.f
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ULOzEN K VEG.
MENU ODPOclNKU.
BojOvnik Ia svobodu d vIdee
6eskoslovensk<hs liau pokfben
ve ctvrtek We Washinatons. -
Diplomaticky zAstupee pan
ian G. Masaryk vidal 4esnulG-
mu poslednf hold jmsnem Ge.
skOslovcnSlse Wildly.

(Cs.T.K.) Washington, /.
fiJfla. Ia zamlzeneho destive-
no odpoledne doprovazeli isme
vcera ma posledmf ceste k wee
nemu odpocinku velkeho Ce-
cha a draheho pritele, Josefa
Tvrzickeho, iepz pc kratkem,
ale ma cinnost bohatem zivut6
ma vzdy mas Y pohdeli opustil.
Ia ncasti zastupch vlady Ces-
koslovenske a celeho stabu ma
scho vyslanectvf We Washing.
tone, ceskych pratel a spolu.
pracovf1ikd Tvrzickehc, ulozen
byl zesnuly apostol a bcjovnik
svobody k vecnemu spanku Y
Tune zerne ia hrbituve Con
gressional.
Pohreb Tvrzickeho vypra.
ten byl Ceskoslovenskym w
slanectvim a zesnulemu dosta
To- Sc r1a ppsledni ceste dttsto.i.
ne. pocty. jez pfi vsf iednodu-
chcsti pusobiia nv ! itastnilKy
hlubokym dojmem. Pres nepri.
znive poeasi dostavilo sc velkt
mnozstvi pratel a druhu INrzi
ekeho, aby Sc S MIN naposied
rozloucili a vzdali mu posledn
hold projev vdecnosti ia vse
Go pro mas vsechny a pro na'
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narod vykonal a vytrpel.
Cely stab vvslanoctvi

~ y ShPO1s
Ceiy stab vyslaneetvi Csl.
Republiky dostavil Sc. k po-
hfbu, Sc zplnomocnenym za.
stupcem p. Janem G.. Masary-
KEN v tele, dale pfitomen byl
Or: }. +. Smetanka, konsul CSR
\ Chicago, jenz byl obzvlaste
mllym pritelema Tvrzickeho,
personal Cs. Tiskove kancela-
re a mnoho washingtonskych
pfatel zesnuleho re zdeisi &c.
skoslovenske kolonie.
Pohfeb konal sc z domu
smutku elsie 1419 Maryland
Ave. N. E., kde ucastnici nell
posledni prilezitost zahledeti
Sc V .tichem zalu do ztuhlych
'rysu polibkem smrti ubledle
tvafe zesnuleho, ma niz rozpro.
sti'el Sc vecry kid, po kterem
nest'astny Tvrzicky dobe
sveho utrpeni tax touzil. Ra.
kew spotivala V zaplave. ma.
dhernych kytic a vencu, jez
pfedstavitele vlady ceskoslo-
venske, pribuzm a spolupracov
mci Tvrzickeho venovali. jako
,posledni vzpominku, a uznani
predcasne skonavsimu bojov.
niku.. Jmenem presidenta Ces.
koslovenske Republiky polozen
,byl ma rakev N6nec. Sc stuhami
". barvach narodnich. nesolei-
mi napis: "Svemu spolupra-
-covniku President Masaryk"
Dalsi .yenee a kytice byly cd
ehoti a blizkych pribuznych,,
Cd ceakoslovenskehav vyslane-
ctyl lNeunavnemu a obetave-
mu boiovniku- "a svobodu ma
roda) od p. Jana G.. Masaryka,
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Jak douhe mdze eovek vydrzeti boz nfiifnAn1 uotra
IVY tuto otazku nepochybns kladou mnozi lide kdyz
ctou lord skeho mssta Coru Ference Macswiney
Jtz 54 dny = co toto pseme nceho nepoedl. Obycene
takovych prpadech ekafske authority pfichazej svym
dobrozdanm tentokrAe vsak ekarska veda ppkud nam
znamo zdr5uje usudku Navstivil sce Macswiney-ho
jeden speciast nez ten proevi pouze presvedcen ze
opravdu zadne potravy nepma sill zvotnfch den DO
nehrozi
MacSwiney sam neoaekaval re by TAX dlouho zi Kdyz
by uznan vinnym, pred vynesenim ortele prav
Prep 81 rlci. re polozim sam lhatu uveznen, ,
z mi budee diktovati vzhledem k rozhodnuti n6mnz
jsem odhoda Nepozl jsem potrayv cd cvrtka tudiz
budu svobodnym mese"
Pfedseda seudu: "po oznaneni ortele nebudete brat
zadn6 potravy?"
Lord mayor: ia poaze pravim, ~ isem Sc rozhod
be at jakouko lhdtu uvesnen vada mi uloa budu
svoboden at ziv nebo hrtev "a mssic."
Ponevada osud Maeswihey-ho vzbusuie vseebecny "a
jem, bude dobTe znova zasnaehat iake zalohy b
prot nenu vzneseny bfitskeu vkdca Zne: u ze bez "a
konite auterty neb omluvy mel drzeni fru H. srpna
kterazo sifra byla ajnym klftem vyaanym kraovskem
skemu cetnictvu p he il mel pod syojf kontrolou g. ze
mel drzen listing obsahuiici vyroky ez mohlv znnsoh
nespokoelost eho vecenstve1 Tyto lisny bylv reso
luce pjate mestskou radou corsko, zasbuicf vernest
Dali Breann rskemu parlamentu; a. ops ree liz lord
mayor proslov kdya by zvclen nastupcem lord mayora
MacCurtaina
Posleze zninenS mayor byl zavrazisn koronerova no
rota vynesa naez. ze byo to osovano poci MacSwiney
nlkdy neuznal soud pred nimz by eho hla
pToeStem =
nezakonemu rozsudku Kdyz pred zaha eni proces bvl
tazan zda jest zastupovan cbhajcem lord mayor odpc
vedel Pfal bych 81 fci slovo vasem ednan zde Vztah
mez mann Jest ten re ia jsem lord mayor vrchni
spravn afednk ohotc nesta ia prohlasu tento sond
"a nezakonity ae, te kdpz befou ma mem castenstv
podlehaji zateeni pod zAkony Irsks Republky' ~
Terence MacSwney byl ddslednym We SVEN odboi nrot
brtckemu panstv iste bude vzdycky ad6n mezi veikd
vlasence frska '
Jako alderman mesta Corku byl zatcen kvetnu
1875 Byl deporovan, anz bya neaka zaoba prot nemu
vzeena neb pred soud do Wakeedskeho vezen
" Angh Za nekoik mesicu byl proptSen bez welikeho
vysveteni neb omuvy Byl zatcen unoru 1917 q
opetne depoovan do Ange beze vseho procesu Poario
Sc mu uprchnouti vra do Irska Servnu 1917 Rvl
znova zateen istopadu 1917 odsouzen ma devet masc
pro burcskou rec By propulsion, nemocen, unoru 1918
by znova zacen bfeznu tehoz By posan do Bel
tastskeho vezen aby doouz v propusten Sc zdra
vim zlomenSm g. zaf Pres svdj byl znova zaeen
vezenske brany by deportovan beze vseho proces do
Angie By propulsion bez vseikeho vysvetlen neb onuvv
breznu, 1919. Zatykace vydany byy ma neho v zarf
1919 lsopadu, 1919, lednu, 1920 bfeznu 1920
urady synaklaay vsemoSne dsil eho zatceni R1 ko
neene zatcen H. 1920, by po ctvfe deporovan m
Angle nyni tam umira.
Ones Terence Macswney, lord mayor mesta Corku
dovrsuJe 50. den sve hadove stavky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06

Propuknete v srdecny9
c,nich p,i chjeveni ssble-
sky" - "Jeji system dne
10. rijna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06

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