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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-24
BRYAN CRITI- :
CISES CUMMINGS
One Time Secretary of State
Leader of Discord in Dem.
ocratic Party !

Richmond, Va, Jan. 21.-Walia.ns
Jennings Bryan speaking here IN fhe
interest of the prohibition drive TO-
night launched an attack on Homer
Cummings, national Democratic cna1r-
man.
Mr.. Bryan declared that ME.s Cum
mings must either separate from GoT-
ernor Edwards Of New Jersey OF. re-
sign as head Of the Democratic party.
1.-The Democratic party is too near
to me to ever consent to have It's m
terests allied with those Of the liquor
interests" said Mr.. Bryan. -
Nearly 5000 people were packed IN
tho city auditorium to listen to: he
conmoner. Mr.. Ertan was. sreesed
with thunderous applause us he en-
tered the building.
Mr.. Bryan scored Gov. Edward; 1.
Edwards for his stand on the prohiDi-
ton question and flayed Mr.. CUM
mings for his apparent support OF the
New Jersey man. -;
"The Democratic party is too near
and dear to me to allow me to iet 1t
be buried with the liquor interestf,
said Mr.. Bryan.
IF am elected q delegate Of E1e
national convention and my State p-
structs me to vote for Mr.. EdwardA
would refuse to serve. won't tYn
with Sir. Edwards in trying to t,hn
the Democratic party over to the IL
qour interests.
IF the chairman" said Mr.. Bryan,
referring to Mr.. Cummings. "has HRt
sense enough to know better than 80
join in a boom for candidate NEe
that, he has not sense enough ta pc
on the committee"
Mr.. Bryan took a fling at Mr.. Eaa-
wards again when he referred to r.
ports that Mr.. Edwards had anneur6-
ed his candidacy for president in NJ
braslya and Virginia. Il
81 don't know why Mt. Edward Us
went to Nebraska to announce Fs
candidacy" said Mr.. Bryan. "an1ePs
he wanted a hot fight And If he
did he sure came to the right lpace.
If, Mr.. Edwards comes down here. I
want you to be ready for him." q
Mr.. Bryan said. that the liquor in
terests were going to take the fight
against nationwide prohibition into
politics and try to elect a wet" pres
ident ION. a wet platform"
He announced he could bring evi-
dence to this effect.
Many. members of the State assem-
bly, were in the audience and to them
MT. Bryan: directed an appeal that tie
-wonnan1s suffrage amendment be. rati-
fed at this session.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-24

Thurles, Ireland, Jan. 21.--Another
constable was ::lt'. ;,rt: BADLY wound
ed last night while returning to his
home here. Armed squads !atcr
searched the district and entered s"v-
eral houses looking for the assailants
and also questioned pedestrians. No
arrests were made.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-24
SWISS FAVOR
EXTRADITION
Newspapers Say Wilhelm Should
Be Tried By Allies

Geneva, Jan. 22.-Swiss newspapers,
following the lead Of the Geneva
Tribune. favor the extradition of
Former Emperor William from Hol-
land.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-24

Little Rock, Jan. 22:-tiov. Brough,
who accompanied the troops. to Dumas
declared after personal survey Of the
situation this morning tkat he does
not anticipate serious race trouble,
according to dispatches from a. cor
respondent Of the Arkansas Democrat
He stated that no evidence was found
at Dumas Of a conspiracy to foment
an uprising such as was shown in in
vestigation OF the recent disorder at
Elaine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-24
RACE TROUBLE
IN ARKANSAS
Force of Federal Troops Sent
From Camp Pike to Dumas

Dumas, Ark, Jan. ga detach-
ment Of. federal troops from Camp
Pike and large parties Of officers and
possemen from nearby towns arrived
here this morning to take charge Of
the race situation arising from the al
legged attack on Deputy Sheriff by
armed negroes at. negro settlement
near here yesterday. Local officials
said they helievd the trouble would be
confined to this district.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
QUOTAS FIXED FOR
PRESBYTERIAN DRIVE

Tie systematic beneffcience commit
tee Of the Memphis Presbytery was in
session az the Y n c. A. wednesday,
working out the individual quotas for
the 81 Presbyterian churches OF the
Presbytery, for the progressive program
campaign, through which this Presby-
terry is expected 20 contribute Sq2. 03g
toward the $4,000 600 goal OF the church
iof missions and benevolenCes this year
Rev. O. ". Wardlow, OF Oakland.
Tenn, chairman Of the committee pre-
sided Other members Of the commit
tee are Rev. J. r. Carpenter. pastor Of
Evergreen church, Memphis: J r Han.
elder Of CuvingtOn, Tenn, Presbyterian
church; Rev. r, l. Long. OF Ripley,
Tenn, Rev. W. T. Powell and Rev.
Lynn F. Ross. Of Trenton. Tenn. and
J, v. Currie, Of Rosemark, Tenn.
The quotas are being based upon the
Sp.man plan, as adopted by the gen
eral assembly which provides that one
third The amount to he raised he equally
apportioned among the resident mem
bership Of the churches, one third based
on the average gifts OF the churches
for benevolences FOR the last three years.
and one-third based on the average
current expenses Of the churches for
the same period The individual mem
her quota is expected 10 range between
$l2 and SIS for the year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
DEMOCRATS SEEM
sure WINNERS IN
AUGUST ELECTION

It's considerable distance from
March 10 August. when one attempts
to figure on what may happen pollt-
ically between tllasa months, but from
the present OUTLOOK most Of the Demo-
Icratic candidates ia. the county election
next August viii be uuopposed
The executive board of the county
Democratic committee will meet prob
ably next Saturday. and will declare
! candidates who qualEied for the pri-
| mary called for April s party nominees.
This VIII be done under the resolution
adopted by the county committee Jan
%, as but one candidate qualified for
each office to be dlled with the ex-
cepton Of candidates fer constable in
the Ninth district.
ID. q. Wells who will be the regular
party nominee for tax assessor, will be
opposed by w. r. Condor, who declined
to 90 into the primary
A small group of men uho have al
ways opposed L. H. Cruqp. have en-
deaVored for several WEEKS to find
someone to oppose him for county trus-
tee. The factiOnal opposition TO Mr.
Crump, which ragged in 1914 and 1916,
however, has almost disappeared. Those
contests centered around the fight for
control OF the city administration rather
than the county offices, and Aow that
Mr.. Crump Is out of city politics and is
merely a candidate for reelection to Il
! county office which he has administered
! in business-like way, it is difficult
to find anyone who cares to enter the
race against him.
A few weeks ago there were rlmors
that O. K. Houck, admittedly one of
| the most popular men in Memphis
might he persuaded to enter the race
! for county trustee, but Mr. Heuck
promptly told his friends that ne haC no
| desire to get into politics.
More recently few friends OF JaTAes
| 5. Rawlings, another well-known and
| popular citizen, suggested that he mignt
| be able, to make a winning fight for tie
same office, Mr.. Rawlings also de-
| cined. Il
| There has not thus far been even
| suggestion that Sheriff Perry viii have
| any opposition for reelection and all
| but about half dozen of the lawyers
in active practice in Memphis have
| signed a petition pledging to Judge f
NJ. Guthrie. their support for re-elec-
| ton as probate judge.
| Naturally there will be some scatter
| ing Independent candidates for consta.
| Bile in some of the districts but the
| present outlook is that as this is 6
| presidential year, with more than usua
| interest in the success of the Demo.
| cratic party, both in the state and ma
| ton, that the Democratic nominees will
get practically the united support of The
Democrats of Shelby county,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
.DODSON SOUNDS
CALOMEL $ DOOM
The Liver Tone" Man Warns
Folks Against the Sicken-
ing Salivating Drug.

Ugh! Calomel makes you sick It's
horrible! Take dose Of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you lose a
day,
Calomel is mercury! When II comes
into contact with sour bile, it crashes
into it, breaking 1t up. Then is when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing. If you are sluggish, if liver is
torpid and bowels constipated or you
have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, II breath is bad or stomach
sour, Just try n spoonful of harmless
Dodsons Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug
store and get bottle of Do6sons Liver
| Tone for few cents. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't straighten you right
| UP and make you feel fine and vigor-
Gus. go back to the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone Is de-
stroying the sale Of calomel because it
can not salivate or make you sick
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
Ter REWARD FOR
CAPTURE OF THIEVES

'ACKSON, Tenn, March 10. (Spl)-
spite the numerous schemes OF the
wv police and the sheriff's staff to APP
end the burglars who entered the
- s. Fashion and the Frank Bros.
1aS Der clothing stores Sunday, escap-
M With merchandise valued at $3.50,
nix ews have developed in the case,
III ported by officers this afternoon.
RAJ, yard of 500 has been offered for
, e Arrest and both Chief of Police w.
) gall and Sheriff j. G. Perry have
IA On a number of letters to officers
various other towns notifying them
j the robbery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
Listen TO Sermon
Call Off Strike

CLEVELAND, March l0--Aftcr list
ening to a sermon on the love of God
and the need to return to His Teachings
by John J. Walsh, Cancellation commits
sioner OF the United States department
of labor today, and a promise by the
company to adjust disputed points Of
an arbitration award with a committee
of union employees, $50 striking packing
house employees of Swift II Co,
here decided to return TO work Wednes-
day.
1.-THE trouble with the world today is
hat men have forgotten the teachings
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
LErCHER TO ATTEND 4
NClTlZENSHIP MEETING

n JAd kSON, Tenn, March 10. (spI)-
Col. u S. Fletcher, of jackson, will
attend the national conference of rep
esentS, i've citizens. called by Hon.
'rankr 4 X. Lane. eX-secretary of the
lteroE TO be held in Washington, Sat
hrday, arch 20, for TIE purpose of dis
cussing Community organization and it's
relation u the problems Of peace. Rep
resentar les of national organizations
and Of =. yding and outstanding citizens
Of the q Untry have been asked to at
tend the conference. Col. Fletcher was
Iecomme lded as delegate by Gov. A
H. Roberts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
BURY MRS. SIMON

last rites were said Tuesday after
noon over the body OF Mrs Henrietta
Kembls Simon at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs G. W. Miller, 5gl Gas
ton avenue. Burial was IN Forest HiI
cemetery An only sister, Mrs. J, NJ.
Green, Of Wisconsin. arrived Tuesday
In time for the funeral
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
UN EAI2I2L G!ESl

JONESBORO, Ark.-Erwin Jones and
Miss Tint Richey were married at Wal
nut Ridge.
JONESBORO, Ark.-Miss Edna Stull,
of this city, and Herbert l.. Highsmith,
of Memphis were married at the First
Baptist church Sunday Immediately aft
err the service. They left for their flu
ture home in Memphis.
PONTOTOC, Miss.-The marriage OF
Miss Ola May Kelly and Erskine Will
bur took place Sunday at the residence
of Esquire ], Il. MeLain, the squire per
forming the ceremony The young peo-
highly respected families of the Long
view community.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
BELL DEPARTS.

Landon c. Bell assistant counsel for
the w NJ Ritter Lumber company. Of
Columbus. O., who has been attending
the federal case against the lumhermen,
viii return to Columbus Wednesday
night. Mr.. Bell has been in Memphis
since Saturday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
STR ERS STILL OUT.

UNI g, O., March 10.--Five
ed striking car repairers of the
lk & Western railroad voted to
N on strike which has been in
Aress since Monday. A telegram
B. NJ. Jewell, national union Of
], askir the men to return to
!, was t led.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
WANTS HIS MOTORCYCLE.

None of the neighbOrs who belong to
the antinoise association are kicking,
but Clyde Campbell, 1862 North Second
street, asked police Wednesday to find
his motorcycle, which he said was
stolen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
(la Inc De GE w

SCOOBA. Miss. Clark who lived
in the western part Of the county, died
with pneumonia She was teaching
school at the time she was taken ill.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. Mrs Frank
Dickerson. wife Of a farmer who re-
Gently moved here from Alcorn county.
Mississippi died from pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack OF influenza, Mrs.
Dickerson was the daughter Of G. W.
Evans, merchant OF Blue Mountain. She
is survived by several small children
and husband, her parents and many
other relatives in this section of the
state. She was buried in the local
cemetery. The mother of Mr.. DicSer-
son is dangerously ILL., and also two.
Of his small children.
JONESBORO. Ark.-Mrs. Maggie
King, q, is dead at st, Demands hos
pital here. She is survived by her hus-
band and two small children.
IoNEsBoRO, Ark.-AIrs. Nancy
Broadway Il, died here of influenza.
She is survived by two daughters.
JONESBORO, Ark-Horace Ware, 43.
is dead here, He is survived by his
wife and two children.
JONEsBORO, Ark.-Rev James ].
Newton Baptist minister, died here of
influenza. lie leaves his wife and three
children.
PADUCAH, Ky.--Mrs. Mary s Chap
man died here at her home. Surviving
are three daughters and one son.
PADUCAH, Ky.-AIrs. Philippine will
kins, IS. died at her home near Padu-
| cab, of pneumonia. She is survived by
| her husband w. c. wilkins, and
five children.
PADUCAH, Ky.-Win Nordon, So
| died at Riverside hospital of pneumo-
mia. Surviving are two brothers. of
| Westport, Tenn.
PONTOTOC, Miss.-Mrs. Eta Lam
| bert, 49, wife of Troy Lambert died at
| the home in West Pontotoc Monday.
| The husband left the following morning
| with the body for Tupeo, from whence
they were taken to Auburn, a cemetery
| five miles east of that place, for burial
| The deceased was a member of the
| Christian church A husband and three
little children survive her.
.PONTOTOC, .Miss.-Mrs. J. D.. Rhea.
| of Sarepta. died Saturday and was
buried Monday at Randolph
|
PONTOTOC, Miss.-Wf Little died
| here Sunday. The funeral was held
| Monday, the Rev EustaCe Henderson,
of Chiiwappa, conducting the service in
! the Baptist church at Black Zion, of
which he had been a member number
of years. Mr.. Little leaves a widow
and four children, all grown.
HARRISBURG, Ark.-Judge J. Logan
Smith, 70, is dead He was buried with
| Masonic honors. He had served as
sheriff and collector and county judge
of this county several terms during his
| active days. He was buried within
400 yards of where he was born, hav-
ing been born at old Bolivar when it
was the county seat of this county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
Your Moneys Worth.

Liberal in quality and size. Flor De
Melba cigars, at Samelson's and cigar
stands. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PONTOTOC, Miss.-Will Little died
here Sunday. The funeral was held
Monday, the Rev. Eustace Henderson,
of Chiiwappa, conducting the service in
the Baptist church at Black Zion, of
which he had been member a number
of years. Mr.. Little leaves a widow
and four children, all grown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PONTOTOC, Miss.-Mrs. J. D.. Rhea.
of Sarepta, died Saturday and was
buried Monday at Randolph.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PADUCAH, Ky-Win Nordon, 50,
died at Riverside hospital of pneumo-
MIA. Surviving are two brothers. of
Westport, Tenn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PADUCAH. Ky.-Mrs Philippine will
kins SIS, died at her home near Padu-
cab, of pneumonia. She is survived by
her husband, w. c. wilkins, and
five children.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PADUCAH, Ky.--Mrs. Mary s Chap
man died here at her home. Surviving
are three daughters and one son.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

The manufacturers concession to us is passed
on to you. Be here Thursday and save.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
Setriti je treba.

New York, II. breZna. - Dutkliva
slova, adresoyana tenn, kdoz mali to-
lik nazbyt, re mohou rozhazovati, by
la zde vydana S. w. Strausem, pred
sedou americkeho spolku pro setr-
most. Ten pravf: "Vsecko ukazuje k
tomu, re nekolik pristfch roku prime
Sc nesmfrny blahobyt a rozsirf OBJ
chod TAX, jak 4adny narod pred tim
nikdy nevidel. Nezli ysak to pride,
musime Sc nauciti kontruktivnf Sc
trnosti a nezanecha-li lid nasi zeme
orgie marnotratnosti, rozhazovanl a
spekulace, jaka jest nynf behu, a
nezvysf-li produkci k takovemu bo-
du. ably prekonala spotrebu, neyyhne-
me Sc poklesnutf. Bude to ovsem kri-
Sc jen prechodna jejf tfze j delka
trvani bude zalezeti uplne ma vuli
lidu, ably napravil sve dnesnf nespra-
vne meritko zivotnf aby vice vyra-
bel nezli spotrebuje nebo rozhazf.
Az pride americky lid k plnemu po-
znanf. re jeho nesetrnost ohrozuje
blahobyt naroda, chopl Sc setrenf,
zrychlf produkci a zanecha plytvanf,
stejne jake sc stale dobe valky.
Tenkrate jsme meli vlastenectvf va
lecnych ispor, nynf potrebujeme stej-
ne vlastenectvi k Gsporam mirovEm.
Nesmfme zapomenouti, re skoro po
pet roki cele lidstvo zamestnavalo Sc
jen nicenfm. Situace cizine jest
rovnez velice neprfzniva. Vyvaze'i
jsme sve zbozf a nedostavali "a to mic
nez liver sliby, ze nam bude zaplace-
no. Slabost evropske valuty nenf mic
nezli prfznak, re evropske zeme nema-
il vice dveru, hlavne proto, re Sc tam
vyrabf velice malo. Take Europa mu-
ST setrit vyrabet. U mas jest draho-
ia z velke casti zavinena tim, re ma
me vysoke pozadavky (kdoO"
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
II. W. w. uznano vInnymi vrazdou.

Montesano, Wash, IA. brezna. =
Sedm desiti Primyslovych Delniku
Sveta, obzalovanych vrazdy Warre-
ma o. Grimma, jednOho ze ctyr voja-
XII, zastrelenych pri parade ma Oslavu
prfmeff Centralia, Wash, bylo wee
ia veGer uznano vinnymi vrazdy
druheho stupne. Tri JIM byli osvobo-
zeni. Loren Roberts, jeden z techto
tri, byl osvoboZen divodu neprf-
cetnosti. Drfvejsi yerdikt poroty byl
odmftnut soudcem, protoze Sc mu ne
zdal dosti prfsny, a porotci dostah
rozkaz, ably Sc vratili do sve komory
k novemu uvazovani Pri prvnim YER
diktu byli Elmer Smith Mike Shee-
han osvobozeni a Loren Roberts pro-
hlasen "a neprfcetneho, kdezto James
McInenery, Ray Becker, o. c. Bland
Britt Smith uznani vinnymi vraz-
dy druheho stupne a Eugene Bar
nett a John Lamb uznani vinnymi q
vrazdy tretiho stupne. eVdrikt tento
byl zamftnut soudcem, protoze 1eho
instrukce nedovolovaly vynesenf roz-
sudku vrazd6 tretfho stupne. Yer
dikt nebyl cten pred soudem, ale byi
uverejnen statnfm zalobcem.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
J.nkin. chee byt obeanem MexI,c..

Mesto Mexico, a. brezna. Will
liam o. Jenkins, americky konsularnf
agent mexickem meste Puebla, jenz
byl usvedcen, re Sc umluvil bandi-
ty SVEN vlastnim unosu, ably tax SO
pokusil vyvolati intewenci Spojenych
Statu Mexiku coz Sc mu malem
podarilo postal departmental orby
dopis. v nemz Sc nabfzf vzdati Sc a.
merickeho obcanstvi stati Sc mexi-
ckym obcanem, jestlize mu bude da-
ma koncesse vodnfho prava ma rece
Tequisquiasti, We state Tiaxcala, jak
Sc zde isdeluje. Jenkins, ktery Sc
zrejme neboji banditG do te mfry, ably
no to zdrzelo cd kapitalistickeho pod
niku, hodla vyuzitkovati vodnf silly k
zalozenf hydroelektrarny X pohonu
sve bavlnarske textilnf tovarny media
leko Puebla.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
Move dane k nahrade Hraty
dividend.
Konuresnik Green navrhuje ysoky
poplatek "a vydavani novyeh ak
eli; mnoho penSz bude vrzceno.

Washington, IA. brezna. - Vybor
prostredkI a cest dome zastupcu
bude uvazovati zakonu, jenz by ma
hradil zdroj prfjmG, ztracenych roz-
hodnutim nejvyssiho soudu, ze divi-
dendy We forme novych akcif nepodle-
half DAMN. Zastupce Green, republi-
kan Iowy, Glen vyboru, pravil dnes,
re bude trvati ma projednanf takove
predlohy v teto dobe. Green navrhne
plan ma uvaleni dane ma vysadu W.
davani novych akcif, soudf, re by
takovy zakon nenlohl byti prohlasen
"a nelstaynf. Jeho myslenkou Jest,
re by takova dan mela byti vzestup-
ma, die trzni ceny vydanych akcif.
kdyby t0 nebylo ucineno, pravil
Green, Gszea mela by bsti 4osti W.
soka, ably byla nahrazena ztrata, KITE
rou vlada utrpela rozhodnutim nej-
vyssiho soudu. Green ovsem pripou-
stf, re by takova taxa mohla byti IL
cinema platnou pouze pro budoucf W.
danf dividend v akcifch, ale doufa,
re kdyby byla rychle projednana,
mohla by byti ucinena platnou jeste
pro nektera vydanf akcif roku 1919
Jak Sc uvadi revidovanych od.
hadech, jez obdHel predseda vyboru
Drostredki a cest Fordney cd kon-
trollora pokladu. ztrata, kterou vlada
utrpf rozhodnutf nejvyssfho soudu,
bude obnaseti $100.O00.O00 jedine z
akciovych dividend. Vlada bude nuce-
ma vratiti po s35OOO.OOO Ia rok 1917
1918, dohromady $70.000O00, "a Wy
brane jiz dane, a ztrata "a rok 1919
bude jeste vetsi nez ia "a kterykoli z
predchazejfcfch let. DR.. T. S. Adams,
fiskalnf expert departmental pokladu,
oznamil We ctvrtek vyboru, ze rozhod-
mutt soudu rusf rovnez dane kor-
,oracf verejnych sluzeb. To bude zna-
menati dalsf velikou ztratu ma prf-
jmech, pravil. DR.. Adams dodal, re
neucinf-li kongres okamzite neco k
napravenf situace. vyhybanf Sc place
nj danf, umoznene rozhodnutim SOU
du, rozvine Sc do takove mfry, re to
bude znamenau obrovsky narodnf
Skandal.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
Amerika nesvOli k navratu
kaiserOvu.
We Washingtone nebudi nemeetV pro
vrat nekiidu vojenska intervenee
nebude pry as zapotfebf

Washington, IA. bfezna. - Jestlize
nova nemecka vlada splnf sliby kan.
clere Kappa, zavede rezim, jenz bu.
de prost vlivu Hohenzollernd pro-
vede podmfnky mfrove smlouvy, spo-
jenci Spojene Staty nebudou videt
prfciny k znepokojenf. We zdejsfch u
rednfch kruzfch pohlfzf Sc dnes na
prevrat Berline strfzlivejsim zp6so-
benz. Pravf Sc, re az dosud nevyskytl
Sc zadny dIvod k vojenske interven-
ci Nemecku. Mezi senatory panuje
mfnenf, ze situace nedotyka Sc zad-
nym zpusobem mfroye smlouvy, ze
nemecky narod jest opravnen ma kaz-
dou vladu, jakou 81 vybefe - W.
jimkou Hohenzollernu. Malo novych
informacf pfevratu N6mecku -
slo dnes do statnfho Department.,
jenz vydal dnes nasledujfcf sdelenf:
"Officielni zpravy statnfho depart
mentu, dosl6 dnes revolucf Ber-
line, potvzujf tiskove depese o pff-
chodu Friedricha Eberta do Drazdan.
spolu nekterymi tech, kteff S MIN
byli spolGeni nemeck6 Wade" Bez-
prostredni zajem Bfleho domu a de-
partmentu valky tyce Sc schlze, KITE
rou svolal ma zftrek marsalek Foch.
Bude konana Mohuci a slcastnf So
il krone Focha, jenz bude predseda-
ii, sir B. Wilson, nacelnfk stabu britt
ck6 armady, a general Henry T. Al
len, velitel americke okupacnf silly.
Drive nez nejake kroky mohly by by
ii podniknuty americkem okupac-
MIN pasmu, general Allen musil by
vyrozumeti department valky. Ucelem
konference, jak Sc vyrozumfva, jest
rozhodnutf britickych a francouz-
skych autorit. vysflati znacn6 voJen'
ske posily ma rynska pfedmostf.
General Allen ma Koblenci, SITE
disku sveho okupaGniho pasma, 10000
vojakI pod svym velenim, ale Mo.
huci jest zaloze 5000 dalsfch vo-
jakn pod velenfm brigadnfho genera
la Sage. Tito vojaci byli poslani do
datecne do Evropy, aby pomahali u
drzovati poradek We Slexku behem
plebiscitu. Jest mono, ze budou pre-
mfsteni do Koblence. aby Americani
mohli postoupiti do nejzazsfho pasma
okupace, souhlasu S plany Focho-
vymi. Bylo by to pouhe predbezne o.
patient X zajistenf poradku okrs-
cfch pod jurisdikcf spojeneckych ar.
mad, a kdyby doslo nejhorsfmu. X
postupu do vnitrozemi Nemecka.