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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
BELFAST CONTINUES
 SANGUINARY RIOTS
(By United Press)

Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 30.-Fierce lighting between the Orange men and Catholics continued today. Rioting occurred near the shipyards, hundreds of workmen taking part and two men injured. Eleven have been wounded in riots this far.
 Orange men have continued the1 campaign to drive Catholics from the city, and it is estimated that 4,00O of them are already homeless and desti- tute.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
TROOPS CHECK MINE
 DISTRICT FIGHTING
(By United Press)

Williamson, W. Va, Aug. 3.-More than 400 troops of United States in- fantry have been assigned to the mine district, where sporadic fighting has developed between union miners and guards stationed to preserve order. Authorities report the district as quiet today, with no indications of more out breaks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
MISICIAN HERE.

Cosby Newson of Paragould, a musician of note, was a visitor in Conway yesterday, and was organist at the morning and evening services at the First Methodist church. Mir. Newsom has large class in piano at Blytheville, but is considering a change of residence to Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
MERCHANT SLAIN,
 WOMAN IS JAILED
(By United Press)

Evanston, IT,, Aug. 30.-Police to- day held Mrs. Gladys Jacobson, 32, of Chicago, who reached Evanston early today with the body of H. B. Rhodes, 30, wealthy Chicago merchant, beside her in touring car. Mrs. Jacobson declared that lone bandit held them up and shot her companion and wounded her She was taken to hos pital under police guard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
IA FEWER PERSONS
N MILLION A YEAR
INCOME TAX CLASS
Total Receipts, However,
Show Increase for
1918 Over 1917

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Despito
the loss of "a members OF the coun-
try's minion-a-year Income class. the
taxable income OF the United States
increased Ia 1918 by over S2,272,-
100000 as compared with 1917, ac-
cording 20 the income statistics Issued
by the bureau OF Internal revenue.
Income reported for 1918 amounted
TO Sib,s2f,66O,36b against about Sl3,-
200. 100000 In 1917, though 14i per-
sons filed returns for incomes OF one
million dollars or over In 1917 and
only 81 In 1918.
Personal returns filed during 1918
numbered 4,425.1l4 and the tax. both
normal y surtaN, amounted 10 al
each individual was S2B4sB. As
compared with 1917, a growth of
s52'234 was shown In the number OF
returns filed. The increase in the
total tax wa S4s4. 22S,SS1.
Returns from Incomes Of from
$500, 900 to one million dollars were
tlcd BY IT'S persons. while "I.B16.-98S
persons filed returns for income from
$1,000 TO $1,000. For incomes of
$4,000. 10 $4,000. 3i9,356 returns
aud for incomes OF $4,000 to $4,000,
ss, returns. over so. O0O persons
made returns on Incomes from SIS
M~NHNNN ~ ANHNNW VII ANNhANNtN
from 100000 20 $4,000, while q,sa6
persons reported incomes OF from
$4,000 TO 100000 and 1855 made
returns from incomes between $780,
600 and $4,000.
The largest tax amounting to Si47,-
42N.6bb was collected on Incomes
from $4,000 20 ace, 600, with Sf42,-
4fa,5T9 collected on incomes from
$4,000 to s25,OGO next. Incomes be.
tween $1,000 and $4,000 paid S26,-
$4,000.
The number OF wives filing sepa-
rate returns from their husbands
was 35,942, tho income represented
being S333, 21S.7fs.
OF the Industrial groups from
which income was derived. agricul-
tural n related Industries led with
372,336 returns representing "A total
net Income OF S1.l22b32,163.
Income derived from Investment
Tor the year was fiS47, 1900.
Rents and royalties paid &s76,679.66 e
interest on bonds. notes, etc, In.
Guiding fduciaries and foreign sour.
ces S1,409,4s5,6 91, and dividends 81.
f~eS,749,244.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

THE HERALD WANT An PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for those who use them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Indians in Alaska
Face Starvation Due
To Poor Salmon Season

SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-Hundreds OF
Indians in the upper Copper river
district OF Alaska are facing starva-
ton because OF failure OF the salmon
fishing in their section, Paul
Schwartz, recently returned from
Alaska. today told a commission in
session here TO investigate the de-
m2nds OF residents OF Juneau and
cordova, Alaska. for restrictions on
salmon fishing OF the upper river.
MIR. Schwartz told the commission
that hundreds OF nets are spread in
tho delta at h mouth OF the Copper
river and that the few fish that
escape the nets go on up the river
for the Indians. The supply Of fish
MIR. Schwartz told the commission.
IL essential to the natives "a food for
themselves and their dogs.
The commission headed by Ward
Il. Bower, agent OF the Alaska Service
OF the a.. s. Bureau OF Fisheries will
continue It's hearing the remainder
Of the month, taking up similar cases
in the Kuskokwin and Behring river
Districts. Governor Thomas Riggs
ana many other prominent Aiaskans
are expected to testify.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
SEEK TO PRESERVE
THE DEER SUPPLY
II g h e Non-R Resident
License Considered at
Game Meeting

Preservation OF the deer supply in
Now Mexico formed the chief discun-
sion at tho smoker Of tho Albuquerque
Game Protective association NJ the
Chamber OF Commerce last night. Fol-
lowing n discussion which neemed to
favor the elimination OF nonresident
hunters a committee was appointed TO
determine the a~dvisability Of %increas-
ing the no%n-rcaidont license. The COM
mittee consists OF NJ. @. McCrodcn.
r. #. Petit. Kenneth G.. Baldridgc,
II. u. Hammond and Herbert Gales,
Tho meeting also recommended that
tho deer season DO changed from
October 90 to November 3 to Novcm-
Der 10 to November %.
Aldo Leopold was one Of the main
speakers Of the evening. lie asked
the association to do an IN It's power
to urge the state Legislature to pass
laws favorable to the hunters and urg-
cd that steps he taken to remove the
game officers from politics.
Col. D. X. b. Sellers was called upon
and told the members that he would
urge the passage Of any bills the AS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
If KIDNEYS ACT
BAD take SALTS
Says Backache Is a sign you have
been eating too much meat,
which forms uric acid.

When you wake up with backache
and hui misery In the kidney region
IL generally mea you have been
eating too much meat, says q we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys In
their effort to filter II from the
blood and they become sort OF par
alyzed and ioggy. When your Kid
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them, like you relieve your
bowels: removing all the body's urin-
ous waste, else you have backache,
sick headache. dizzy spells; your
stomach sours. tongue Is coated, and
when the weather is had you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine h
cloudy, full OF sediment. channels
often get sore, water scnlds and you
are Obliged to seek relief two OF
three times during the night.
Either consult a good. reliable
physician at once or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces OF Jad
Salts; AXE n Tablespoonful IN a glass
OF water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will taen act
fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
juice, combined with iitAia. and has
heen used for generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys. also
10 n~eutrallze acids IN he urine 70 It
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness,
5ad Salts IL a life saver for regular
meat eaters. II Is Inexpensive, cannot
ininro and makes a delightful. effer-
seecsnt Whitewater drink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
u. S. Steel Requests
Present Prices of
Products Be Held

NEW YORK. Nov. ig-The L. $.
steel corporation announced today
It's decision to recommend 10 prcsi-
dents Of subsidiary companies that
the present bnsc selling prices OF all
commodities continua in force unless
ana until It becomes NECESSARY. and
proper to max changes to meet al
tered conditions
This action was taking according
10 "a statement issued by Chairman
Ebert u. Gary, because OF the inn
portnncc Of stabilizing business con
ditions at this time.
4 company In japan has begun
the production of soda by an cleo
ttical process.
a novelty Is a cigar-lightcr small
enough TO be mounted on the end OF
Il lead pencil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

ISOLATION would consider favorable and
expressed better that steps should be
taken to prevent 40 much killing OF
animals by the nonresident hunters.
several hunting stores were told
the principal one being related by DR..
Petit OF his trip IN quebec Canada
where he and r.. T.. Bliss. also ~ this
city. killed q large moose. Dr. Petit
said he had sent the head Of the anil
NAL to Denver 10 he mounted. He said
he would have IL on exhibition at tho
a~ssociatiun's dinner which n 20 be
held later this winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

The last night that the two friends
spent together was one long quarrel.
In the morning there was silence as
they dressed together FOR the last
time.
Then there was a shot. Then a
scream. Then another shot, n an
other: and then a heavy fall.
Whom the sheriff opened he locked
door. the two women were dead. At
Carolyn'a feet was her revolver. Ada
was crumplcd in the corner OF q
closet, as IL trying to oscnpc her fate.
In Carolyn's box they found Il let
ter, written two or three days he
fore. II am doing this act because
of trouble I have had with Ada 1t
read, "as there Is nothing else 20 live
for after confidipg in her and trust
ing her as the dearest friend next to
God himself"
There Wa No MAN In the Case"
Unable to understand, at first. the
incredible situation, the police looked
for the supposedly inevitable imam in
the case"
There was none.
NO man was involved said Mrs.
Ac.son. Miss Weant had few men
callers and zone OF them came rcEu-
larly. She was simply jealous of my
daughters attentions to other WON
I'm. She did rot want my daughter
TO have amy other friend but her
SELF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Slayer Of
Kansas City Society
Girl Is Captured

BROKEN BOW, Neb. Nov. Ia
Dennis Chester. alleged murderer Of
Florence Barton, Kansas City society
girl. who escaped from Officers by
lcnping through the window OF q
Burlington train at broken Bow
Monday night. was captured this
morning six miles from Ocontp. NeD..
Or. Hanson. while waiting along a
country road.
Chester admits he Is the man want
cd, according to the sheriff, and In
reply to IA question as to how he
made his escape, told the deputy sher-
TX to inquire OF the officer In charge
Of him at tile time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
ADA MCGOWAN

FULTON. Mo, Nov. lg.-'Thcy
were good friends; too good, In fact.
This strange explanation Of the
atrangest tragedy that has Mortified
Missouri In many years, might wen
be the epitaph above the graves in
which two women, slayer ana slain
were buried here.
1t was given by the mother Of one
OF them; and 1t Is the only answer.
apparently, TO the b"ewildcrinE qucs-
ton: "W"hy-why-WHN-did Caro-
iyn Wcant. pretty stenographcr. Kill
her dearest chum, Mrs, Ada Nc
Gowan. and then turn her weapon
upon herself2'
Only Answer Jury Has Furnished.
II ~ the answer on which the cor
oner's jury. after searching vainly
for any OF the usual murder motives.
has had to fall back. one OF those
intense, abnormal. consuming, UNI
natural friendships that occasionally
grow up between women had famed
into an insane passion OF Jealousy and
the girl who could not bear to share
her FRIEND with anyone In life. had
taken her with her in death.
Carolyn was 20 years old. Ada
McGowan was A., and the wife Of
Mason McGowan. keeper of a pool
hall In Fulton. The two women had
been friends for ten years. About a
year ago, Carolyn went to live nj the
MCGOWAN home. Soon she ana Mrs.
McGowan became roommatcs, while
the husband COX q room downstairs.
They We're together every waking
hour when their work permitted.
They drove together In McGowdn's
car. II one went shopping with am
other woman, there was n quarrel.
Then there was a reconciliation and
The relation grew still stronger and
more morbid.
Mrs. McGowan's family grew m
easy. according to her mother, Mrs
Matte Acison. who lived with them.
Couldnt Moderate Friendship ~
Qunrrelsl
They tried TO stop the quairels. bu
In vain. They tried 10 moderate tn,
violence OF the friendship. but will
ever less success. Finally they tolt
Carolyn she had better find another
boarding place. She agreed, ant
packed her belongings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
stunned

IT labor persists In liz arrogance
said tho town man. the time will
come when the hired man who does
q fun and honest days work will he
denounced as o traitor by his class"
THE hired man who does-Eood
goshl-whnt7" astoundedly yelled
Farmer Bentover.-Kansas City star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Jack Dempsey to
Fight Bill Brennan
In New York, Dec. Ia

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Jack Demp-
sey, the worlds heavyweight cham
plon, will defend his title in "a 10
round bout against BIN Brennan. the
Chicago challenger at Madison Square
Garden here on Friday, December
IA. This will be the first contest be-
tween big fellows to be decided in
New York under the Walker law.
WANTED-COtton rags 81 the
Herald Office Job Dept.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

The government OF the Federated
states Is aiding private experiments
In the production Of rubber seed oil,
q substitute FOR linseed oil, on a COM
mercial basis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
OSLA -. PADU BAASTMLY.

Washington, ID. DGv6ra ze pasky, jez pou
tail americkv francouzsky lid bratrske lasce 1ct6
nezncteny potrva navzdy jest vyjadfena presdentem
Wlsonem depes zasane rancouzskemu predentu Descha
nelovi prezitosti oslat padu b4stl FfalicouEska TT
koora vala mad Bm Domem, kde by nj zf1zen
zvaStni Rovn6z ostanich vadnch budovach ma
mnohych soukromych vlaa rancouzka vlajka Behem ne
ekre vay Baker provaZen zstupcem francouzskeho W.
sanectv gen. Marchem, naGelnkem stabu jnym dusto
nkv odebral hrbtov Arngtonsk kde poloz
hroby francouzskych voaku nchz nekte zemre
kdyz vypomahai cviku amerckeho voska teto zemi
Kobienc, a. cervence. : Amercka armada ma Ryne O.
ancouzsky narodn svatek Byy poradany kon-
certy vzdana zdeiSm zastupcm francouzske vady
Brgadn general Allen velitel americk6 okupacn armady
odeie do MohuGe aby pode slavnosti havnim sta
nu francouzske armady Ryn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
PROTI JIHOSLOVANUM
v TERSTU.

Terst, IA. cervence. Nevaza-
ne vandalstvf Waldo v Terstu
dnes a vecer b6hem protislo-
vanskych demonstraci. TTi oso-
by byly zabity a ma tucty pora-
memo. kdezto Skoda odhadova-
ma ma vice nez S1,000,OOO we
sla re spaleni sborenf budov.
mezi nimiz byly banky, kramy
q kancelafske majetky. male
zejici Jihoslovannm. Vsechno,
co m6lo zdanf jihoslovanskeho
vlastnictvf, bylo zniceno. Dav
pouzfval bomb a smolnic We
sve nicive praci. Lide bvli zd6-
Semi vybuchy bomb, ranami 2
rucnic a plamenv. iez vvsoko
slebalv 2 hoTfcich budov. Fran
els Flvnn, re San Antonio, Te-
Xas, byl v hotelu, ienz shorel,
ale vyvazl bez 1razu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
BRITSKE DELNICTVO HRO-
ri STAVKOU.

Londyn, Ia. cervence. Vice
.rez 800 delegatI, zastupuji-
cich 100000 organisovanych
delnikn We Velke Britanii, hla-
sovalo temer dvema proti jed
ne, odporuciti vseobecnou stav
ku, jez ochromila by vsechen
industrialnf zivot naroda, ne
odvola-li vlada vojsko 2 Irska
a neprestane-li vyrabeti zbra-
ne, jez mali byti pouzivany
proti IrGm Rusnm. Pri poda-
nj resoluce delegat Hodges,
jeden z neivlivn6isich preda-
XII pravil, ze delnictvo melo
by pozadovati konec britske-
no panstvi mad Irskem, coz
"jest dosti velika otazka, ably
Sc luStila primym zasazenim." 3"
O odporuceni sjezdu budou
hlasovati mistni unie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
RUSOVE BOMBARDUJl BREST-
LLTOVSK.
JEJICH ARMADA POSTUPUJE Cd MINSKU MA "a
PAD DOBYLA DIVE DALSf MESTA.

Berlin, ID. Gervence Ruske t6zke d6losfelecvo bonn
barduje pevnost BrestLtovsk die zpravy Vraavi OBJ
drzene dnes.
Boje mezi Rusy Polaty jsou nyni proudu ma stare
n zaozene rakousko n6meckym armadami
po ejch veik6m vpadu do Ruska 1915. Die depesf Var
savy patnact bosevcych dvs ponka prudke toky Po
aky zapadne qd ek Berezny Poac vsak poratu We spo
radanem 1stupu.
Londyn Ia cervence. = Ruska armada, iez dobya Mnsk
ahne dale zapadu zmocnila dvou dalsich NEST die
vetskeho rednho oznamen obdrzeneho zde nasleduc il
skrove depesi Moskvy
'Smerem ku Lde (95 mil zapadne cd Minsku) obsadi
sme Brudy Polochany Zahna jsme Polaky ejch posi-
soG fece ina p1l cesty mez Minskem Ldou). Po
supujeme ce6 front6 Ma ihozapad cd Say pfekroci
reku Horyn.'
Dnes byla zde obdrzena tato depeSe Cafihradu:
Gen Wrangela vojsko obklicilo 5000 boSevku Pat
rat set ch unklo, 1000 bylo zajato osatn pobiti.
Kabelogram nepochybn6 obsahue tutez nformaci
liz brtska vlada obdrzea sd6la verenos minuly tyden
Pramen depeS angck6 vady nebvl udn Cen Wran"a lest
protibosevckym va Gem a Kryr2a'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
SVAZ NARODU SEJDE Sc
" ZENEVE.
Svycarske mesto zvoleno pre-
sidentem Wilsonem pro prvni
schnzi Is. listopadu.

Washington, IA. cervence.
President Wilson vydal vyzvu
pro schuzi valneho shromazde-
nj SvaZu Narodii Zenev6. We
Svycarsku. Is. listopadu. Ac-
koli bylo to znamo pondell,
5e president svolil vvhoveti "a
dosti radv Svazu NarodG, aby
svolal prvni schIzi svazoveho
shromazdeni a ze den bude
Is. listopadu, teprve dnes We
Ger veSlo We znamost, ze Zene-
va bude mistem prvni schuze.
Vyzva poslana byla presi-
dentem vsem narodIm, ktefl
isou tleny Svazu a kazdy z
Mich bude opravnen k zastou-
peni We svazovem shromazd6-
nj. Vyslana byla V pondeli We
Ger.
DIE clanku V. svazove Il
mluvy "prvni schuze shromaz-
deni a prvnf schGze rady bud
tez svolany presidentem SpoJe-
nych Statn Americkych".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15

meckeho tisku pOzde vecer,
vzkazal pouze, ze nema niGeho
k sdeleni.
Polni marsalek Sir He
M. Wilson, nacelnik bft =
generalniho stabu, prijel sem
ones vecer a marSal Foch 3
Francie rovnez jest ma miste.
Washington, IA. cervence.
Odborni znalci ylady Spoje-
nych Statn. kteh. zkoumali
schopnost Nemecka dodavati
uhli pfidelene spojencnm, sho-
duff &c pozadavkem o 2,000,-
900 tun mesicne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
NOVA REVOLUCE "
MEXIKU.

San Antonio, Ia. cervence.
Ctrnact set mexickych federal
mich vojakG, clen1 Huertovy
armady, zahajilo novou revo-
luci jizn6 cd Lampazos a o.
hrozuif m6sto Nuevo Laredo a
ieho okolf. Lampazos lezf asi
so mil iihozapadne cd Nuevo
Laredo. Zeleznicnf spojeni me-
ri Monterey a Lampazos bylo
pret'ato.
Laredo, Tex. Ia. cervence.
Federalni posadka V Nuevo La
redo, mexickem mest6 ma dru-
he stran6 hranic, spf dnes ma
svvch zbranich nasledkem OBJ
drzeni zadosti, aby Sc vzdala
protivladnimu vojsku. Pozada
vek die zdeiSiho meXickeho
konsula, uGinen byl gen. Ri
rove utonuli V fece Sandusky
kolik set voiaku celnich stra-
II pod svym velenim. Velitel
posadky, plukovnfk Ortega, o.
depfel vzdhti Sc.
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DIVA HOSI UTONULI.

Tiffin, O.. ID. cervence. -
Harold P. Brown. 12lety, syn
Louise Rrowna a Karl Kastner,
13Iety. syn pf. Laury Kastne-
rove utonuli vfece Sandusky
zde minule Gtery odpoledna,
kdyz iejich lod'ka prevrhla Sc
uprostred feky. Oba umeli
plavati, nez bylo to pfilis da-
leko ku brehu a tax zahynuli.
Jedenactilety Carl Gourker a
Gtrnactilety Donald Partee,
kterf mimi byli, dostihli st'ast-
ne bfehu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15

Presidentovo rozhodnutf We
prospech zenevy znamena, re
neienom prvni schize konana
bude ma neutralni pude, ale re
president op6tne projevil svuj
nesouhlas S Bruselem iako ST.
diem schulz svazovych shro-
mazd6ni. Dosud jest zive pa
nett. re V mirove konferenci
zastupci evropskych mocnostf
rralv Bruselu, hlavnimu me-
stu Belgickemu. President Will
son ma mirov6 konferenci zau-
ia1 vsak pevne stanovisko pro-
ii Bruseiu.
President nalehal ma to, a
bv sidlo bvlo ma neutralni pu-
de a elanek VI. 1mluvy, jak
ltone6n6 bvl pfiiat. ustanovuje,
ze "sidlo Svazu Jest zalozeno
= Zeneve"
ss
Nedavna zadost radv Sva-
~. abv president svolal prvnf
schiizi shromayd6ni ma listo-
rad, hvla mn dodsna takovym
zpjsobem. ze nj vvchazelo
no ievo. ze premier Millerand
/ Tlovd GEORGE isou naklone-
ri R~1selu iako mistu schnze
rrvniho shromazd6ni Svazu
! Narodi. l
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REORCANJSACE MEXICKE
ARMADY.

Washington, ID. cervence.
ReorQanisace mexicke armadv
die chilskeho vzoru byla sv6-
Tena komisi ustanovene presi-
dantem De La Huertou, ozna-
mule depeSe. Obdrzena zde "a
stupci move vlsdv. Komisi bvlo
.rarizeno, bv znravu svou pred
lozila co nejdrfve mono.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
NEMCI BUDOU DODAVATI
UHLf.
Tiskova depese Parize sdGlu-
je, ze pristoupili ma dodavku
1000, 900 tun mesicns.

Londyn, ID. cervence. Mem
ci We Spaa pristoupili ma spo-
jenecky pozadavek, aby doda-
vail 100000 tun uhlf mesic-
ne, die depese Havasovy tisko-
We kancelare z Pafize. Prijeti
jest provazeno jistymi podmfn-
kami.
Spaa, Belgie, ID. cervence.
Americka vlada bude pozada-
ma nejvyssi radou spojeneckou,
ably Sc podflela ma obsazeni
Ruhrskeho ddoli, kdyby Nemci
nepristoupili ma pozadavek do
davati Francii 100000 tun
uhli mesfcne.
Vsechny podrobnosti byly iiz
vypracovany pro pohyb VOL
ska, jenz ma byti zahajen v
patek. Sest divisi, tri francouz-
ske, dve briticke a jedna bel
gicka vedle Americana, zdali
Sc rozhodnou brati ma tom u
Castenstvi, obsadi Ruhr.
Toto byl den mocn6ho ma
| pjeti mezi delegaty V konfe-
renci, ackoli ma oko vSechno
bylo klidne. Den minul bez ia
kehokoli uredniho vyrozumeni
mezi Nemci a spoienci krone
rozmluvy, iiz mel Lloyd Geor-
ge DR.. Simonsem, nemeckym
zahranicnfm ministrem.
Mezitfm co spojenecti pre-
mieri konali schnze We Villa
Fraineuse, Nemci radili. Sc We
vile kancleTe Fehrenbacha
dive mile daleko. Nemecky "a
hranicni ministr mel rozmluvu
asi hodinu trvaifci Lloyd &C.
orgem, jenz opetne Tekl mu O.
tevfene, ze spojenci nemohou
iiti dale nezli iiz zasli We snize.
nj sv6ho pozadavku ma 2,00O,.
600 tun uhli mesfcne.
DR.. Simons opetovne tvrdil
ze Jest nemozno Nemecku do
davati pozadovane mnozstvf
Po porade s premierem Lloyt
Georgem Tekl, ze to, oc spo
ienci usiluii. "znamena prt
moii zemi bud obcanskou val
ku nebo vpad".
Po SVEN navratu do Fehren
{ bachovv villv zahranitni mini
: str n,luvil dlouho kanclerem
nacez kanclAr svolal schHzi ka
| binetu IA nTastenstvf vsech cd
bornVch znalcn. v 10 bod. dne
veGer n6meck1 kabinet kona
svoii tretf sch1zi. DR.. Simons
jenz mel pfijati zastupce ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15

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