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The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

There is nothing we can- not furnish you in the drug and sundry line at the Palace Drug Go.
 MT. and Mrs. K. H. My CTS and MT. and Mrs. c. R. CreswelI of Winslow motor ed to Holbrook yesterday were guests at L. D. Smyth heme.
 State Game Warden Joe Prochaska was a visitor in Holbrook last week. Mir. Prochaska was in this section for the purpose of prosecut- ing some game violators.
 Mrs. Emmet Wallace and small son, and a sister, Mrs. H. J. Phelps, left here We'd nesday with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, for Los Angeles.
 Will exchange Ford two seated car for Ford Truck. Call or write Hiram Sutcliffe, Snowflake, or the Holbrook News.
 IAN EASTERN MANUFAC- TURER of fire appliances wants a representative for Navajo County. A spendid opportunity for a live salesman. Reply stat ing experience to J. H. O'Beyle, Box 666, Tucson. Arizona.
 "Doc" George Burt return ed last week from a prolong- ed absence in the southern part of the state and at Kingman. Burt is one of the pioneers of the Holbrook Oil Field and has interests in the field, to attend to which, he had to come back to the old stamping ground.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
WELL-KNOWN MAN OF
 APACHE COUNTY DIES

Stansell Greer, member of one of the best known and prominent families in Apache county, died at St. Johns, Friday evening after a brief illness. For many years the Greers have been identified with the business and politi- cal life of the northern part of the state, Stansell Greer, who was 45 years old, was a member of the State Coun- cil of Defense. He was at one time a partner of Fred T. Colter in the sheep busi- ness.
 Director of a bank at St. Johns, interested in a mer- cantile establishment at Springeryille, holder of much land and extensively en- gagged in ranching and also at one time the lumber bus mess, Stansell Greer was one of Apache county's business men. .Ie also was one of the most prominent men in the Lyman Dam project.
 He leaves a family of a wife and six boys, all of whom are at home in St. Johns. A brother, o. P. Greer, is principal of the Franklin school at Mesa. Phoenix Republican, March 14th.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
MISS MULE LEE ACCEPTS
 POSITION AT TUBA CITY

Miss Millie Lee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee, has given up her work at the Flagstaff Normal school, where she has been a student for some time past, to accept a stenographer's position at the Western Nav ajo Indian school. Miss Lee spent several days here last week visiting her relatives and left Sunday night for Tuba City via Flagstaff to enter upon her work at the government school.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN NAME

To all Banking Institutions, Postmasters, Ind us tria and Fratsrnal Bodies, Wo- mems Organizations, War Savings Directors, News papers and Publications in the Twelfth Federal Re serve District.
 Please take notice that the name of the War Loan Or ganization for the Twelfth Federal Reserve District is now changed to Govern ment Savings Organization, 7 bywhichtitle it will be known hereafter.
 Under my Chairmanship, Theodore Hardee will con- tinue as Director and c. A. Farnsworth as Associate Di- rector of the Organization, with headquarters at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
 Kindly make these facts known to as many as pos sible within your jurisdiction or reach.
 i We believe tha t this change will prove helpful and hope therefore to be favored with your continued cooperation in furthering our national governments efforts to perpetuate the practice of thrift throughout this district.
 JNO. U. CALKINs,
 Governor.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS

Judge and Mrs. D. J.
 Thomas entertained. a num- Der of friends last Saturday night at their home with a midnight supper following the dance at the Pastime theatre. The affair was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Myers of Winslow who were weekend guests at the Thomas home.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
THE MATTER WITH AMERICA

Whats the matter with America these days?
 Too many diamonds, not enough alarm clocks.
 Too many silk shirts, not enough blue flannel ones.
 Too many pointed-toed shoes, and notenough square toed ones.
 Too many serge suits and not enough overalls.
 Too much decolletts and not enough aprons.
 Too many satin upholster- ed limousines and not enough COWS.
 Too many consumers and not enough producers.
 Too much envy of the re- suits of hard work and too little desire to emulate it.
 Too many desiring short cuts to wealth and too few willing to pay the price.
 Too much of the spirit of ''get while the getting is good" and not enough of the old-faskioned Christian ity.
 Too much discontent that vents itself in mere com blaming and too little real effort to remedy conditions.
 Too much class conscious ness and too little common democracy and love of hu- manity. Messenger.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
THE MILK QUESTION AGAIN

l wish to express my gratitude to the people of HoIbrook and surrounding country for h @ hearty cooperation they are ac- cording me in introducing KLIM Brand Powdered Milk into the homes. The Merrell-Soule Con- pany write me that Arizona. in proportion. to population, is now ahead of any other state in the union in appreciation and use of KLIM Brand Powdered Milk. This speaks well for the intelli- gence of our people. for they re- cognize the fact that, as Dr. Wiley says, This is the the best process of preserving milk. " making it safer, more cleaDly, sanitary and wholesome than milk in any other form. More people every day are hearing of KLIM and it is gratifying to know that invariably each new member of the KLIM family comes to stay. If you have not tried KLIM call at my residence between 10 and 12 a. m., for a free sample, or phone 86 and l will call with free sample and demonstrate same to you.
 Mrs. A. E. Moore, one half block east of old adobe school house. Look for sign on the gate post. Also to be had at Navajo Garage. north of depot.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

R. s. Teeple made a busi- ness trip to Ash Fork yes terday.
 Mrs. R. F. Goodman of Flagstaff, is visiting rela- tives here this week.
 F. W. Whitton and family have moved to their home recently purchased in the Clark addition.
 R. L. Newman and fam fly left here yesterday for their ranch where they will spend the summer.
 Rev. Joseph w. Atwood, Bishop of Arizona, will hold Episcopal services at the Central school house Sunday at 4::30 o'clock.
 Mr. Wm. Lee, who has been confined at an Albu- querque hospital for several weeks, is improving but will not be able to return home for some time.
 Attorney w. E. Ferguson has gone to Southern Cali fornia on a visit to his fam fly.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank those who so kindly helped us dur ing our recent bereavement and loss of our beloved son, husband and brother.
 MR. AND MRS. FRANK WAL
 LACE AND FAMILY AND
 MRS. EMMET WALLACE.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

J. c. Paulsell spent sev- eral days at his ranch this week.
 Mrs. D. J. Thomas left Holbrook the first of the week for an extended visit to relatives in Texas.
 Mir. Frank Wallace and family left here this morn ing for their ranch home, to remain there during the summer.
 Royal Thomas has re- turned to Chicago, where he will report for duty at the Great Lakes Naval station. He has spent the past month here on a furlough visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. D. J. Thomas.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
KATHERINE MCDONALD AT
 THE PASTIME MARCH B

That the female of the species is more deadly than the male is we'll shown in
 "The ThunderboIt, starring the beautiful Katherine Mac Donald, who will be seen at the Pastime next Tuesday, March 23. The story in brief follows:
 Afflicted at birth by a thunderstorm Bruce Corbin grows into manhood, hating the family of the Pomeroy's and pledging himself to keep his fathers dying wish, that he sget the last of the Pom eroy's.'
 Corbin finds himself in position to strike the heart cherished blow when he dis covers that Allan Pomeroy, the only living male mem Der of the hated feudal fam fly, has forged stock bonds, the originals of which are in Corbin's possession. Besides Allan Pomeroy there is only one other member of that f a mil y, Ruth Pomeroy, played by Katherine Mac Donald.
 When Corbin demands the marriage of Ruth, threaten ing the exposure of Allan Pomeroy's guilt, the shock kills Pomeroy. Ruth, true to her promise, enters into a loveless marriage with Bruce Corbin to be told by him that he only married her to carry out his pledge that he would ''get the last Pom- eroy." " He informs her that with her death there will be no more of her family and that he will force her to live a childless life as the modern way of wiping a family out of existence.
 It seems certain that Cor bin will carry out his plans because he has not the faint est love for his wife. The opportunity for Ruth, as a  Pomeroy, to win a victory over a Corbin comes during a thunderstorm when Corbin loses control of himself.
 When Corbin returns home from South America a year later he finds a child in the house. He threatens to kill the child when the realiza- tion of it's presence shows him that the Pomeroy blood will still exist after the death of his wife.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
SNOWFLAKE WATER RESERVOIR
 FOUND IS SAFE CONDITION

Assurances that all safety factors in connection with the big Snowflake reservoir of the Snowflake and Taylor irrigation company in Maya jo county have been checked over and that the reservoirs condition gives no occasion for alarm, were made public yesterday by State Water Commissioner w. s. Norviel.
 The commissioner is just returned from an inspection trip to the dam, made at the request of State Engineer Thomas Maddock, who was called upon by some of the people under the dam to take steps toward safeguarding their homes. The state en- gineer lacked jurisdiction in the premises but the water commissioner had jurisdic- tion on technical of the Little Colorado river water that have a bearing upon the dam supply.
 The Snowflake reservoir was built in 1904 and has al- ways occasioned some alarm because of the numerous ''seeps" existing below the dam and on either side thereof. It was never filled to capacity, as the irrigation company stuck to a policy of caution and of keeping with in a height of water that had been found safe. Recently, it was claimed, an elective official of the company had announced his intention of filling the dam to capacity.
 Commissioner Norviel se- cured assurances from the official that no attempts of that sort had been intended and that none would be made. A number of old time water-users testified to the commissioner that the "seeps" were becoming less serious every year.
 It is claimed that a break in the dam would be disast- rous, as nearly l, 300 persons live within the path of a pos sible flood, the list including 75 at Shumway, 400 at Tay- Tor and 800 at Snowflake. The water users have 2500 acres under irrigation, and also use impouhded water to run a daytime gristmill and a night time electric light plant. Thecommunity is a Mormon colony, the commissioner says, that is rated highly prosperous. Arizona Republican.
 Don't be afraid to open an account at the Palace Drug
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Turbe- vile have as their house guest Mrs. w. H. Young of Nampa, Idaho. Mrs. Young is Mrs. TurbeyilIe's mother.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19
CHURCH NOTICE

Services will be held at the Methodist Church on Mon day evening at 7:30 by O. M. Andrews, Pastor. All are cordially invited to at tend.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

Don't be afraid to open an account at the Palace Drug Go.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-19

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
VOCATIONAL PREPARES
TO TEACH WOUNDED

Negotiations for placing between "a
and Is soldiers wounded IN the war fn
the Crockett Vocational High sennal
are still under way and VIII probably
be concluded within the next few weeks
Prof, j. L. HighsaW, principal N the
Vocational High school. has been cor.
responding with government authori-
ties at Atlanta for several weeks in
reference to placing the men in the
Memphis school and stated Mouday
that Nhc negotiations would probably
be completed In a short while.
Government authorities M charge u
vocational training for soldiers wound
ed in the war some time ago addressed
the city board Of education asking n
the vocational school Al Memphis could
handle some Of he" men for the gov
ernmert.
The board of education prou9flv ad-
vised the government authorities that
It would be glad to assist them In every
way possible and since that time neRo-
tiations have been under way. tn
men will probably be sent here during
the latter part Of January 10 begin
their respective studies at the yuca .
tional school.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
WAREHOUSE FORMED.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Jan, 6. (Spl)-
Articles of incorporation of the Pine
Bluff Produce and Provision company
were filed with County Clerk l.. 7,
Sallee Saturday, showing the company
had been organized with a capital stock
of $50, ooo for engaging in the produce
and warehouse business.
The officers Of the new company are
r. 4 Howell, president; Leo M, An
drews, vice-president; S. F. Rosenberg
secretary and treasurer; W. F. lmon
manager.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
HURT BY FLYING
GLASS AT FORT SMITH

FORT SMITH. Ark, Jan. 6.-Two
persons we're seriously injured and are
in local hospitals and several others
we're bruised badly, shaken up and cut
by flying glass here late Monday. as
the result of two street cars colliding
on one of the downtown lines. Heavy
sleet and snow is attributed as the
cause Of the accident. Physicians said
the injured would probably recover.
Today was the first In the operation
OF one-man cars in Fort Smith.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
81 sLACKERs SENTENCED.

CORPUS CHRISTI Tex. Jan. g
Sixty Mexican Americans were
convicted In federal court here OF vio-
latlng the selcctiyc service law, and
were gle,u lali sentences Of 80 days
each. The} pleaded guilty to crossing
the RIO Grande river into Mexico IN
order to avoid rutIitary service while
The Lmll.d slaln. MNh Al war.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
FLOCK TO JACKSON.

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. G~.-Senators
and representatives. members Of the hi
ennlai Mississippi legislature. which will
convene here today. had arrived here
last night and included former gov
crnora Of two states
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06

To Cure a Cold in one Day
fake LAXATIVE BROMO QulNlNE
.THbIptSD Il stops the cough and Head
arhr and works or the Cold, f. w.
GROVES signature on each box, SOC,
adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
DUNAJSKA PORADA.

Widen, 81. prosince. = Po-
die zprav videnskych oznami-
la mad arska vlada dohodo-
wynn zastupcum V Pesti, re Ma
d'arsko jest sice zasadne pro
svolani hospodarske konferen-
ce, ze vsak volba Bratislavy
pro tax dulezitou poradu, ma
niz ma byti rozhodnuto osu-
du dunajske panve, jest ma
prosto nevhodna. Plukovnik
Smith, ktery Sc V techto dnech
vratil do Vidn6, zasazuje Sc
vsemi silami, aby Sc porada u
skuteGnila. v nejblizsich
dnech nastupuje okruzni ce-
stu do Pesti, Prahy, Belehra-
du a BukureSti. aby vsude
pracoval pro svolani konfe-
renee.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
v MADARII CHYSTAJl Sc
ZMENY.

Pest, 20. pros. = We vnitf-
nj politice Mad'arska dojde
co nejdrive ke Zmenam. Y klu-
blu vladni strany Sc proslycha,
ze vlada poda demisi, ably uci-
Mia misto Wade jine. Nova
vlada ucini pax prohlaseni o
svobodne volbe kraloyske. Pro
tento umysl chteji legitimiste
z vladni strany gystoupiti a
slouciti Sc Sc stranou Friedri-
chovou. Chteji Sc vefejn6 pro-
hlasiti jako Karliste. Jak sde-
luje "Az muez Ujszag," kona
cast poslanci V teto zalezito-
sti duverne porady v Subotici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
CELNl PREDLOHA PRIJATA
We SNEMOVNE.
Osnova, kterou ulozeno vysoke
clio ma farmarske produkty,
ma X ocekavani tuhy boj
senate

Washington, %. prosince.
Pres protesty vZdorne menSiny
snemovna poslanecka dnes We
Ger pfijala Fordney-ho emer-
gencni celni predlohu 1876 pro-
ii Sc hlasum. Hlasovani pred
sevzato V 8:45 hod. po deba-
te trvavSi osm hodin.
Bylo zjevno behem dne, re
podporovatele predlohy, KITE
rou obmysleno jest chraniti a.
81 dvacet farmarskych produk-
til po dobu deseti mesic1, me-
Ii situaci dobre V ruce, aGkoli
poslanec Henry T. Rainey, z
Illinoisu, vudce opposice, zaha-
jill ostry utok, jenz nabyval
vaSnivosti $ pokratujici deba-
tou.
Odstavec Ia odstavcem ma
padal predlohu mezitim co re-
publikanska vetsina hromovy-
mi mo- zamitala vsechny je-
no dodatky. Nekolik republi-
kanu podporovalo jej sice je-
no utoku, ale "a to asi dvacet
clenu ieho vlastni strany pri-
dalo Sc k republikanum. Rec
nici opposice dokazovali, re
zakonem timto drahota zivo-
byti bude vyhnana znova dc
velike vyse a oznacovali jeI
jake tridni zakonodarstvi. O.
hajci pfediohy odpovidalI ns
to, re zachrani zemedelskou
industrii.
Predseda Joseph w. Ford
ney Cd vyboru ma cesty a pro-
stredky, jenz predlozil osno-
WI, V zahajeni debaty doznal,
re neni vedeckou a re byla ma
rychlo sestavena, ale jest pry
to nejlepSi, co dalo Sc pritom-
ne ziskati.
Mezi republikany samotny-
mi jest projevovano mineni,
re predloha bude porazena V
senate neb projde jen nepatr-
nou vetSinou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
$265, 500, 900 MA PENSE.

Washington, %. prosince.
Rozpoctovy vybor sn6movny
poslanecke predlozil dnes o.
snovu, kterou Sc povoluje
2G5,5o0,000 ma pense, coz je
o S14,000,000 meme, nez ro-
ce minulem. Ocekava Sc, ze
predloha bude schvalena Ii
ira, pred zahajenim vanoc-
Mich prazdnin. Pense jsou roz-
vrzeny jak nasleduje: Obcan-
ska valka, S251,612,192; val
ka z roku 1912, S21,143; Me-
xicka valka, S840, 439; Indi-
anske valky, S2,16s,915; Spa
nelsko-americka valka, ST.
944,360; Svetova valka, $780,
734 pravidelna armada a ma
mornictvo, S4,476,215. Be
hem roku pocet pensistl Sc
zmensil 0 32,237.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
RYCHLA PRACE VENKOV-
SKYCH "DETEkTIVU."

Norwalk, o., %. prosince.
Ones kratce po poledni sedm
muzt pfijelo We velikem auto
mobilu pred Masonry obchod
Sc smisenym zbozim Town
send, vesnici nedaleko odtud,
vesli dovnitf a ulehcili dvema
zakaznfknm 0 diamanty v ce-
ne $4,000 a $500 vybrali z po-
kladny. PAX vsedli do kary a
ujeli. O kradezi telegrafova-
ma zprava do celeho okoli, u
tvofeny druziny ozbrojenych
muzu a do vecera sest lupicI
bylo zatceno. Ma nestesti vsak
pouze mala cast penez byla u
Mich nalezena a diamanty row.
nez mel u sebe lupit, kteremu
sc podafilo uniknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23

ter..v podstate porad dobry.
Trapne vedomi sveho padu,
vedofni skodlivosti bolsevictvi
a bohuzel j vedomi sve bez-
mocnosti, ze nelze Sc vyrvati
klesti asilnlku, to drasa nl-
rodni dust. Prekrocil jsem
hranici bolSevickou nedavno
vubec nevim iak a jakych du
vodu nenavidi bolSevictvi VIA
dy kulturni narody na zapa-
de. Ale z "barbarskeho" w
chodu 81 prinasim presvedceni,
re nelze vaSniveji a urputneji
nenavideti bolseviky, nez je
nenavidi V Rusku = Gini tax
nejenom uv6domela cast naro-
da, tax zv. spolecnost, ale
vsechen prosty, otupely vice
nez kdy jindy nevzdelany
lid"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
NENAVIST PROTI BOLSEVI.
KUM v RUSKU.

Varsavsky srusky casopis
"Svoboda" tiskne stat V. Ker-
censkeho, ktery tri leta ztra-
vii v sovetovem Rusku a tepr-
We v techto dnech presidlil z
Ruska do Polska. V. Kercen-
nyj pise:
"Hle, po dlouhem mlceni
znovu svobodne chapu Sc pera.
MIj boze, pero Sc mi chveje V
ruce a Shy mi tryskaji do oci.
Mole prvni slovo. Kez pro-
mluvi o vsech tech Rusech,
kteti Sc porad jeste trapi V O.
ne ohromne veznici, kterou ma
zyvaji sovetovym Ruskem. vi
del jsem je z blizka :. Pc til
leta, nez1castnen nijak ma
skutecnem zivote, pudu Sc
beochrany stvan z mista ma
misto We sve vlasti, po tri leta,
pravim, s hrdzou jsem sc di-
val, jak zije, jak t6zce strada
a vymira veliky narod, zotro-
ceny cizi a nepochopitelnou ST.
lou, kterou jmenuji bolsevi-
ctvim Neklamu Sc a nechci
klamat jine: po triletem O.
troctvi rusky narod klesl,
mravn9 klesl velmi nizko ne
nj mike vaSne, neni takove
hanebnosti, ktera byla by ted
cizi zmucene dust naSeho ma
roda. Je zapleten do hrichu,
nebot' vSechno vi, vSichno Vi
del, vsechnO zkusil, ma vSe je
pfipraven - take ma kazdy
zlocin, jen ably I'll.
"Ale toto at 81 vsichni do
bfe zapamatujf. Had a zima,
telesne stradani, popravy, vse-
obecna zkaza zahubeni prf-
buznych a pratel cd bolsevik1
- to vsechno jeste nenl nej-
vetsi bolesti ruskeho lidu. Nej-
test nejhroznejsi utrpeni
vznika z jasneho a urciteho
vedomf tech zlocinech, V
Mich utonul vsechen rusky Ii
vot, ktere ubijeji ruskou dust
4 zlobn9 kazi rusky charak-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
JDE TO DO TUHEHO.
ltalskA vlAda dala D'Annunzi.
owl lhItu 48 hodin X opustSni
Rjeky.

Udine, %. prosince. Rjeka.
basta kapitana Gabriela D.
Annunzia, povstaleckeho ital-
skeho vudce, jest oblehAna
pravidelnym italskym VOL
skem. General Caviglia, vrchni
velitel tehoz, dal D'Annunzio-
wynn legionar1m lhntu 48 no.
din k opusteni mesta.
Rjeka bude 1plna obkli6ena
v 6 hod. We ctvrtek vecer ze-
leznym kruhem italskeho pra-
videlneho vojska.
Londyn, %. prosince. Prvni
srazka mezi italskym vojskem
D'Annunziovymi legionari
udala Sc v Jeleni, deset mil cd
Rjeky, pravi depese Terstu
k London Times"
Jeden pravidelny vojak byl
zabit a diva raneni. Pozdejsim
protidtokem vladni vojsko O.
bratilo legionare ma utek.
Rim, %. prosince. Italska
torpedovka Zeffiro bombardo-
vala vojsko Gabriela D'Annun
zia ma ostrove Veglii, pravi
depese k Stefaniho tiskove kan
celafi. Legionafi, kten wy
stoupili ma bfeh v Castelvenir,
tahli do Zaderu, ale ma ceste
znstavili sveho velltele a sest
strojovych pusek V rukach
pravidelneho vojska. Legiona-
ri. ktefi pred tim jiz do Zade-
ru dorazili, unikli ma uhelne
lodi.
Jine najezdy ma vojenske po
sice v Dalmacii byly podniknu-
ty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-23
APPEL NEMECKYcH ZEN.
Obraceji Sc 5 prosbou X zenam
francouzskym o ulehSeni miro
vych podminek.

Berlin, 21. prosince. - w.
Dor nemeckych zen postal
francouzskym zenam prosbu,
jez byla uvefejnena v pariz-
skych Gasopisech. ZadA je, ably
Sc pricinily o poshoveni anebo
zmirneni podminky, podle niz
Nemecko je. die mfrove smlou-
Wy versaillske povinno vydati
FrancouzIm jinym vladam
Dohody 100000 dojnic. Pravf
Sc, ze by to melo velmi zhoub-
ne nasledky ma zdravotni stav
vseho nemeckeho lidu, zvlast6
deti-ko.iencu, ktere bez mleka
byti nemohou. Pravi Sc, re v
Nemecku jest zasoba mleka
nepatrna a timto zp1sobem
zmizela by docela. V dopise Sc
uvadi:
Ponevac zeny jsou obranky-
nemi prav deti, dovedou proje-
viii lasku k detem vsem bez
rozdilu, at jiz jsou prislusnt
ky naroda kterenokoli. TAX je
nami. Name lasku a SOU
cit k detem We zpustosenych
krajinach Francie, jimz by
chom pomohly, kdyby nam to
bylo mozno. Ma druhe strane
vsak vidime, ze umenSeni "a
sob mleka v Nemecku, ktere
jiz nyni trpi kraJnim nedo-
statkem, melo by "a nasledek
smrt mnoha set tisic1 nasich
deti." !
v dopise Sc dale pravi, ze
skoro po sest roki nemelo ne
mecke obyvatelstvo mleka do
statek a proto sc uzasnou me-
rou rozmohla tuberkulosa v
roce 1913 zemrelo o $4,000 Vi
ce deti nez v roce 1918. V je-
dinem Prusku rozmohla sc u
mr.nost Geti o sto procent.
Fakta tato, uvadi Sc dopise,
nejsou znama francouzske ve-
rejnosti, ponevadz casopisy
jich nedaji do >verejnosti.
Vyzva byla sestavena a po-
depsana dvaceti sesti zenami,
ktere jsou poslankynemi v ris-
skem snemu hlasf Sc ku stra-
nam NEST ackym a strane So
cialistI vetsinovych a jest od-
povedi ma vyzvu francouzske-
no spolku pro zensk6 hlasova-
ci pravo, ktery nemecke lie.
ny otevfenym dopisem vyzval
ably povedely, jsou-li pravdive
povesti nedostatku mleka v
zemi.