davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

insist that such definite, information
has not been furnished me as yet.
"In your communication you state
4 beg respectfully to advise your ex-
cellency that tho extraordinary grand
jury Is now considering charges
against one member of the staff of the
District Attorney, and that it is in
receipt OF letter from the District
Attorney, advising it that he has sub
pnnaed witnesses to appear before it
in relation to an inquiry being con-
Quoted in regard to another member
Of his staff, he having appeared in
tion thereto. Additionally, charge
is made by an important official of
another state against another member
Of the District Attorneys staff, and
various other complaints or charges
against other members Of the District
Attorneys staff have been presented
to the grand jury which has had no
opportunity to investigate them
Must Name Men and Crimes
"You also ask in such communica-
ton that the Attorney General be
named by Your Excellency to appear
before it and conduct such criminal &C.
tions or proceedings as may now be
pending or may hereafter come before
it, directed against the members Of the
staff of the District Attorney Of New
York County or against any other per-
son or persons connected with the Office
Of the District Attorney of New York
County
"There are some fifty men connected
in various capacities with the office Of
District Attorney of New York County.
insist that I have a right to know
which member or which members of
the District Attorneys staff you desire
to investigate, and for what crime or
for what official misconduct, before
direct the Attorney General to conduct
such an investigation in place Of the
District Attorney
"If your body will furnish me with
the name or names of the member or
members of the District Attorneys
staff that you desire to investigate, and
also state to me the crime or crimes or
official misconduct with which such
member or members is or arc charged,
to the end that l may so word the des-
ignating order as to be in conformity
with the letter and spirit Of the stat
ute, / will act. l will not, by a super
seding order such as you ask, place the
entire staff of the District Attorney in
the position of being under charges for
some undisclosed. indefinite offense."
While declining to make statement
Mr.. Almirall gave out the full text of
the letter the jury sent Governor Smith
on January 80, which the Governor
quoted in his reply.
That showed the jury wanted the
Attorney General specifically for it's
inquiry into the District Attorneys
office. The letter stated:
"The Grand Jury considers that by
thus limiting its present application
1T Is meeting your excellency's conten-
tion that the intervention of the At
torney General may only be required
IN relation to specified criminal actions
or proceedings"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Smith Insists
Jury Name Men
Under Inquiry
Governor Again Declines
to Replace Swami Until
Officials and Specific
Charges Are Mentioned
''Act Would Be Unfair''
Says He Will Not Put En-
tire Staff Under Suspi-
ciOn for Unnamed Offense

ALBANY, Feb. 14.-Governor Smith
declined again to-day to designate the
Attorney General official adviser to the
extraordinary grand jury until the
panel gives him the names Of members
of District Attorney Swanns staff it
is Investigating, together with the spc-
cific charges pending against them.
That information Is necessary. Gov
ernor Smith wrote Raymond F. Alm:-
rail-, foreman Of the grand jury. so
the designating order might be worde !!
in conformity with the statute Mr..
ernor Smith on> January % last. that
three members Of Mr.. Swann's staff
were under investigation by the jury
and that complaints against others had
been made to the panel.
Governor Smiths letter reiterat -
his oft repeated statement that he
cannot, under the law, give the grand
jury the services of the Attorney Gen
eral, who is asked to supersede Mr..
Swami, unless he is informed of spe-
cific charges against members of the
District Attorneys staff.
Governors Letter to Almirall
The Governors letter to Mr.. Almi-
rail- follows:
"Your communication Of January %
at hand and its contents carefully
noted. Pressure of official business
and illness of myself and family have
prevented any earlier consideration Of
this matter by me.
II am entirely willing now, as
have been at all times since your body
requested me to furnish counsel to you
to do all in my power legally to
comply with your request. My posi-
tion now is the same as it always has
been, that, so soon as your body fur
nishes me with information sufficiently
definite upon which to base an order
superseding the District Attorney by
the Attorney General under the pro-
visions Of the executive law, will act
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Porter to Direct Running
Of BRIT. Surface Lines
Unified Control of Traction
Companies in Kings Expected
to Increase Efficiency

Lindley NJ. Garrison, receiver for
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
announced yesterday that II. Hobart
Porter. director Of the operations of the
Brooklyn City Railway Company, would
take charge tomorrow of the B. R. I.
surface lines as we'll.
Unity of control of the surface lines.
it is expected, VIII add to their effici-
ency and be of benefit to security hold
ers. Mr.. Porter Is member of the
firm OF Sandcrson & Porter
The new plan brings under control
OF Mr.. Porter the line of the Nassau
electric Railway Company, the Brook
lyn, Queens and Suburban Railroad
company, and the Coney Island and
3rooklyn Railroad Company. These
III be operated in unison with the lines
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company,
Of which Mir. Porter is vice~pres ident
and general MANAGE.
Mr. Porter is president of the Amer
ican Water Works and Electric Com
pany and the American Oil Engineer
ing company, and director of the
west Penn Traction and Water Power
company and many of its subsidiaries
the Plattsburgh Traction Company
and the National Surety Company. He
IS vice president and director of the
Queensoorough Gas Company of Far
Rockaway.
Justice Greenbaum yesterday refused
10 grant the brooklyn City Railroad
Company an injunction restraining the
Public Service Commission from en-
forclng its order requiring the cor
poratlon to charge 1ive-cent fare on
the Flatbush Avenue line.
When the line sought to advance the
fare to ten cents, the commission dis
approved the proposed increase. where
upon the company brought certiorar;
proceedings for review by the Appel
late Division. In asking an injunction
1t agreed, If permitted to charge ten
cents pending decision of the Appellate
Division, TO issue refund tickets for
the extra nickel
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Chinese Little Folk Entertain
Audience al Ghiidren's Mafine,

NJ. X. Penn performed feats of magic,
doll faced little girls from the Morn
ing Star kindergarten, in Doyers
Street, did fan dance and Chinese
music and songs and motion pictures
filed out the program of the chill
dren's matinee at the Plaza yesterday
under the auspices of the National
kindergarten Association.
Stories were told of childhood in
China by Miss Tsai and Miss Katherine
Lin. China, the New Republic" was
The title of the mornings entertain
nent. The Far Eastern Bureau and the
China Society of America co6pe,ated in
arranging the program. About 800
persons were present
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Farm Labor
Farley Frames
A Model Rule
Cooperative Stores, Facto-
ries, Diaries and ''People's
Press" Proposed to End
the ''Capitalistic System"
Plumb Plan Is Indorsed
Chicago Congress Adjourns;
Organized Propaganda Is
Proposed to Further Aims
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


CHICAGO, Feb. 14.--Cooperative pro
duction, distribution and finance. as s
substitute for the "capitalistic system
in the economic structure of the coun-
try, have been formally launched so fal
az the all-American farmer-labor CO
operative congress is concerned.
The congress adjourned it's three
day convention here late to-day with
a fervor Of intense determination anc
radical platform embracing the fol
! lowing propositions:
A program for the creation of
national system of cooperative whole
sale and retails stores organized on
the Rochdale plan, employed by the
cooperativcs of England and the
Continent.
Comparatively owned factories. con-
trolled by the workers, in all the
basic industries.
Cooperative banks, chartered by
the Federal or state governments, to
take over the banking and credits
system of the country and dedicate
their resources to cooperative enter
prises.
Plumb Plan Endorsed
Endorsement of the Plumb plan for
the railroads and demand for a two
year extension of Federal operation.
peoples press" dedicated to
the cause of cooperative industry.
Cooperative poultry and dairy CON
Germs, owned by women of the farms
and cities.
Establishment of organized propa-
ganda in behalf of cooperation.
Uniform standards that will in
sure uniform appearance of all CO.
operative stores, with a uniform label
for all goods handled by such stores.
Refusal to indorse the demand Of
certain of the labor groups that only
goods bearing union labels be sold
nearly brought the congress on the
rocks.
The farmers opposed this PROPOSE
tion on the ground that union made
goods often cost more without being
better made. Also they reminded the
labor delegates that farm products
were not union made and that if they
were produced under union working
hours the country would starve. To
the chagrin Of the labor delegates in
S!St4iiS Oh til-S, w GIItn .. lotOIe, STdnU
CHEF OF the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers; Hllman, of the
clothing workers, and Mcdonald. past
pres dent Of the Illinois Federation,
joined with the farmers by declaring
that union labels We're no guarantee
that the goods carrying them were
union made. A compromise was ef-
fected by declaring in favor of the
teoperatives handling as far as prac-
ticable only union made goods, whether
labeled or otherwise.
Against United States Ownership
While voting for the principles of
the Plumb plan, the farmers refused to
be committed to the proposition of
government ownership of all utilities
Finally q split was threatened by the
refusal Of the committee on peoples
press to insist that these newspapers
should not carry "capitalistic adver-
tising." The committee admitted that
capitalistic advertising was obnoxious,
but reminded the congress that it was
necessary, in order to make converts
to the cooperation cause, to "pander to
the perverted taste" of the majority of
readers for this advertising.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Influenza. Pneumonia
Borough. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths.

demic ....... 4.742 45s 663 337
The Health Commissioner said there
are less than a thousand, influenza and
pneumonia cases in the hospitals A
week ago the number was twice as
great
The staggered hour system Of busi-
ness opening, with it's attendant distri-
button of the rush traffic, is being aban-
doned, starting to-day. There will be
not let up in the Department of Health's
campaigns against subway SIN okers and
spitters, however Posters prescribing
penalties for violations are appearing
In the cars of the subway and "L' roads,
and large force of department inves-
tlgators is on the lookout for often
ders, DR.. Copeland announced.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Jewish Charities Ask $500. 900

jews Of this city will lengage this
week in campaign to raise S8O0,OOO
by February 29 for the Federation for
the Support of Jewish Phianthropic
Societies. The money is to be used
to increase the pay Of employees at
the various institutions supported by
the federation and to establish a pen
; on fund for them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix M. Warburg already have given
& | 90 O00
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
League Candidate Leading

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Feb. Id
Complete returns from nine scattered
precints of 191 in the Sd Congressional
District give for representative in Con-
gress: Milligan, Democrat and League
of Nations advocate, 1,033; Frost, Re-
publican and anti-league candidate,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Committee Urged
Calling Off Strike

DETROIT, Feb. 14.-The strike If
100000 members Of the Brotherbood
or o. Maintenance of Way Employees and
halfway Shop Laborers, set for next
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

than 5000 men were at work in this
district opening streets for the delivery
of food at noon yesterday.
The total strength of the army Of
snow fighters, as shown by figures at
the office of the snow removal bureau,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

All Spanish Theaters to Close
MADRID, Feb. 14.--Theater pro
prietors have decided to close every
theater in Spain for an indefinite
period beginning February 20 as q
protest against thA AmaxannauA AaA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29

Kodah %. Mjha. Zvlastnf de
pese z Helsigfofsu pravf, ze
die bolsevick6ho casopisu
"Krasnaje GAIA, pfedseda
mimofadneho vtkonneho vybo-
ru Dzerzinski, byl ustanoven
vrchnim velitelsrn veskereho
rudeho vojska v moskevskem
obvodu. Dzerzi1ski, znamy ja-
ko nejbrutaln6jsi bolsevicky
pfedak a nejdsp95n9jH organi-
s&tor rudeho teSS9 9issnn, jest
zodpoveden "a nescetne vraz-
dy a ia okolnost, ze byl povo-
Ian v cello vojska nasvedcuje,
ze jest situace vazna a ze kaz-
.da oposice bude krvave potla-
eena.
Az dosud nenf mic znAmo,
jakeho rozsahu protirevoluce
nabyva, avsak sd9luje Sc, ze
700 vezh1, kteff drzeni byli v
Moskve jako rukojmf, bylo po-
strileno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29
MASARYK o SVAZU
NARODU.
President ceskoslovenska ne.
nahlizi, proc Spojens Staty me-
m4ly by Sc k nSmu pridati.

Praha, 27. rijna. - (Depese
Chicago Tribune.) President
Ceskoslovenske republiky Ma
saryk vyslovil dnes v interview
ma danou mu otazku, zdali N.Y.
slf, ze byl by Svaz narodI efek-
tivnim bez clenstvi Spoj. Sta
til. takto: = ssa--.....--.-.
"Neveffm, BE by byla Ame-
rika to provadeti politiku t.
pine isolace. Ovsem, ze celia
Evropa 81 pfeje Ameriky We
Svazu, ponevadz kazdy narod
uznava, ze mdze ddverovati
Spojenym Stat1m We vsech tech
cetnych nesnazfch, jez nebyly
jeste urovnany.
"Sledoval jsem americkou
presidentskou kampan Sc "a
jmem. Chapu pine naladu, W.
volanou diskusemi o Monroeo-
We doktrin9. Ale pres to pfec
nenahlfzfm, proc by Sc nemely
-Spojene Staty pfipojiti ku Sva-
zu s nalezitymi vyhradami.
"Myslim, ze by sc Amerika
mohla stati clenem podepsani
1mluvy vyslovnym vynecha-
MIN clanku x. a pripojenfm
poznamky, ze We smlouve me-
ma byti mic vykladano tax. aby
to zasahovalo do svrchovano-
sti Spoj. Statn anebo aby sc to
vztahovalo ma Monroeovu dok-
trinu."
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NAVAL TURIsTU DO
y sni EVROPY.

Washington, %. njna. vse-
chino poukazuje k tomu, ze re-
kordy We vyd&vanf privodnfch
listd X cestovani budou pfeko-
many r. 1920, bylo dnes ozna-
memo odborem statu. Behem
tydne, skontivsiho %. fiinem,
$500 prdvodnfch listn bylo wy
dano a v prvnfm ttdnu srpna
1900. Behem 1919 bylo vyda-
no $4,000 prdvodnfch listd k
cestovanf "a hranicelni americ-
kou vladou proti prhmeru 3d.
900 vydavanych kazdorocne
behem pfedchazejfcich osmi
rok6.
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HARDING " AKRON. !
Odpovidal ma stfedeSnf appel
presidenta Wilsona v zxjmu
Svaxu NsrodG. q

Akron, %. ffjna. Senatoru
Warren G. Hardingovi, repu-
blikanskemu presidentskemu
kandid6tu, dostalo Sc v tomto
m6st9 srdecneho pfijeti. Ma
schGzi velmi cetn9 navstfvene,
odpovidal nepfimo ma stfedec-
nj appel presidenta Wilsona v
z&jmu Svazu N&rodo d 4xdsmo-
kratickeho ltstku.
"Amerika," pravil senator,
nezkrusuje srdce sveta, naopak
hojf je svoji pomocf, ale i kdy-
by to byla pravda, rad9ji bych
videl zkruseno srdce sv9ta, nez
znicenou dust americke narod-
nosti."
Senator Harding vyzyval
sveho sonpere, ably ukazal, kde
zmenil sve stanovisko v1ci Sva-
zu Narodd, a kdy ucinil odpo-
rujici 81 prohlasenf. Senator u
tocil ma clanek K. dmluvy, jenz
nazvan byl "srdcem Svazu".
ia vim, ze jest to srdce
.Svazu," pokracoval, "ocelove
srdce, skryte "a kruntfem.
ClAnek K. vytvofuje. sv9tovou
vladu, uvadf Ameriku v allan
ci sc ctyrmi velmocemi, ably o.
vladaly sv6t mocf zbrani a "a
slibuje Ameriku, ably posflala
sve syny ma vsechna bojist9
stareho sveta.."
Toto byla jeho odpoved' ma
prohlasenf presidenta Wilsona
vcera, ze clanek X. byl "urci-
tym splnen{m slibu. ktery vol
ne vl&dy sv9ta daily svemu ldu,
kdyz vstoupily do valky."
Senator Harding pfiiel do
Akronu "a silneho lijaku. ale
pies to dostalo Sc mu nadsene-
no uvftanf 9 vecer dokonce ko-
nan ! prnvod. Dnes bude mlu-
viii v Cincinnati, Ultra v CO.
lumbus. nacez SO vratf do sve-
no domova v Marion, kde bu.
de oeek&vati vfsledek yoleb. :
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"STRYcEK" SIBIRsKYCH
cECHOSLOVAKU.

New York, q. rijna. V tech
to dnech prijel ma mesfcni
prazdniny do Ameriky p. An
thony W.. Chez-Cfz, jenz jake
sekretar Y. M. C. A. byl pride
len ceskoslovenske armade V
Sibiri a vratil Sc s jednim od-
dilem do Ceskoslovenska, kde
Cd te DOLBY pdsobil. Pred vstou-
penim do sluzeb Y. M. C. A.
byl p. Ciz profesorem athleti-
ky a telov6dy ma universite
statu Zap. Virginie.
Sve nazory o telesne vycho-
We, Sc stanoviska americkeho
demokrata, vylozil.v knize "a
mericka atletika a Sokolstvo"
kterou prave nyni vydal, a jez
byla v kratke dob6 rozproda-
ma, hlavne mezig Sokolstvem.
Kniha jest vysocel 4 zajfmavou
vzhledem k nazorGm tam W.
,slovenym a nazordm America
ma Q telesne vychove We VITA
hu k sokolstvf.
Sve dovolene vyuzije p. Cfz
ku konanf prednasek, hlavne
ma universitach, a "a tim 1ce-
lem navstfvf Pittsburg, Cleve-
land, Detroit, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa City, Omahu atd. Po jed
nomesicnfm pobytu vratf Sc o.
petne do Ceskoslovenska, KITE
rez Sc mu stalo druhou vlastf,
jak sam Sc vyjadfil a podotkl,
ze tam jest jeho mfsto, nebot'
"zde lide mic nevedf, co to jest
valka."
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MEZIVLADf v REcKU.
Zem@ bude spravov&na reeeu-
tenn al do dosazeni kr&le ma
trGn.

Londyn, %. rijna. Recka sne
movna poslanecka zvolila ad.
mirala P. Coundouriotise re-
gentem Recka 1877 proti 3 hla-
sum, pravi depese k London
Times" z Athen. Tyz jest mi
nistrem namofnictva v kabine-
t6 Venizelosove.
Geneva. %. fijna. Poprve cd
fecke revoluce v 1917, reck&
vlada prostrednictvim sveho
'vyslance v Bernu zahajila dnes
dredne vyjednavani rodi-
nou dfiyejsiho krale Konstan-
tina, kdyz vyslanec uvedomil
prince Pavla jistych podmin-
kach v souvislosti 8 jeho ma
stoupenfm ma recky trin.
Prvnf z tech podmfnek jest
for1nalni vzdanf sc trnnu Kon-
stantinem a rovnez princem Ji-
rim, vevodou re Sparty, ktere
bylo pozadovano 1fedn9 dnes.
Konstantin, jenz jest v Lu-
zernu, dostava dalsi projevy
soustrasti mad dmrtfm sv6ho
syna, krale Alexandra, mezi nj
miz byly telegramy sympatie
cd dffv9jsiho nemeckeho cs-
safe Vil6ma a drfvejsiho elsa
fe rakouskeho, Karla.
Atheny, %. nina. Pozornost
vefejnosti v souvislosti 8 obsa-
zenim feckeho trdnu, zamest-
nAv& nejvice ot4zka, jake sta
novisko Konstantin zaujme a
jest pravdepodobno, ze zadna
odpoved' nebude cd n9ho obdr-
zena al do voleb v Recku.
Zdali, jak sc ocekava, pre-
mier Venizelos zfsk& v9tsinu,
Konstantin bud must souhlasi-
ii nastoupenfm prince Pavla
ma trtn nebo Glucksburgsk&
dynastie skonef v Recku. Proza
tim media Sc ami predpovidati;
co by sc stalo poslednejsfm
pffpad9.
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KRAJAN. ZABlTPkI, PRACL

Chicago, 26. ffjna. Pfi pr&ci
v kamennych lomech blfze La
Grange usmrcen byl vcera g.
lett Vaclav Harant, kdvz dive
kary, v nichz vozen Jest ;ka-
men. Sc srazilv. Byl sice pfivo-
Ian l&kaf, avsak nest'astnfk II
.trp9l poran1nf tax t9zke. ze
skonal, nez-li Sc dostavil. Ha-
rant bvl svoboden a ma v Chi
cagu dv9 sestry, kdezto rodi-
Ge a .ostatnf sourozenci zijf v
Praze. Pfin&lezel k fAdu Suma-
va, Cesko-Americke Jednoty.s
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VELfKA SKLIZEN CUKROV.
KY v OHIU.

Toledo, %. fijna. z letosnf
sklizn9 cukrovkv v severoza-
padnim Ohiu bude vvrobeno
asi 56.925 tun cukru. die od-
hadn Williama B.aRoseveara,
fiditele zdejsf Continental Su-
gar Company. Y roce lohskem
produkce cukru cinila 1854
tun, v 1918, 35.476 tun. Ia Gu
krovku Sc platila letos, iakoz /
loni; zarucen& cena $500 "a
tunu.
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HAvfkI BUDoU HLAsO-
VATI.
Rozhodnou Sc bud pro prijeti
nebo zamftnuti podminek ma
urovnani stavky.

Londyn, %. rijna. Spor me-
ri haviri a zamestnavateli,
jenz vedl k zastaveni prace We
vsech uhlodolech We Velke Bri-
tamil, byl prozatimne urovnan
dnes odpoledne, kdyz doslo k
dohodnuti mezi zastupci havf-
rn, +ahlokopI a vladou vsech
hlavnich bodech kontroverse.
Nyni pouze zbyva, ably haviri
rozhodli, zda-li jsou hotovi pri-
jati nebo zamftnouti tyto pod
minky a hlasovani bude pred
sevzato bez odkladu.
Zpravaae rozlust6ni krise, a.
spon pro prftomnou dobu, W.
volala jasot We snemovne po-
slanecke dnes odpoledne, kdyz
sir Robert Horne, pfedseda OBJ
chodnf komory, oznamil d.
speech vyjednavani.
Frank Hodges, Glen vykonne
no vyboru havirn oznamil:
my ziskali jsme podmfnky
cd vlady, jez vykonny vybcr
predklada hlasovani clenu Ike
konecnemu rozhodnuti. Exeku-
tiva odporucuje jejich prijetl
jako prozatfmniho opatrenf,
az narodni mzdova rada bude
utvofena."
Vlada vydala prohlaseni po-
dobne onomu p. Hodgese. Pod.
minky ustansvujiy 10 zvysena
mzda zIstane v platnosti, az tr-
vala mzdova rada bude utvore-
ma, jez zahaji cinnost nekdy
ku konci brezna. Dodatecne
vylohy spojene s operovanim
dolG nasledkem zvyseni mzdy,
budou hrazeny nadbytku z
vyvozu uhh.
Mzdy budou automaticky
znovaupraveny 3. ledna opet
81. ledna a nadale kazde ctyri
tydny ma zaklade vysledkI,
jichz bylo docileno v tezbe be
hem predeslych ctyr tydnI.
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BUDE MLUVITI PRO
DEBSE.

Toledo, 28. ffjna. Scott Nea-
ring. drfv9jsi professor ma uni
versit9 Pennsylvania. 2 niz
byl propust9n pro sve radikaln{
ucenf a rovn9z university To-
ledske. kter3hozto mfsta musel
Sc vzdati z t9chze prftin, bude
zde mluviti v sobotu vecer v
zajmu kandidatury E. v. Deb
Sc, presidentsk@ho kandidAta
socialisticke strany. 1f
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KAREL HORKY VRACf Sc
DO VLASTl.

New York, %. rfjna. Vcera
ma zdeisfm eeskoslovenskem
consulate vydany bylv prdvod-
NJ isty spisovateli Karlu Hor-
kemu, ienz do Ameriky priiel
v druhem roce valky a v nei-
blizsfch dnech vypluje s rodi-
nou do Evropy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29
RUMUNSKU PkIZNANA
BESSARABIE.

Paffz, %. ffjna. Smlouva, u
znavajfcf svrchovanost Rumun-
ska mad Bessarabif byla pode-
psana dnes odpoledne We fran
couzskem zahranicnfm mini
sterstvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29
KAISRUV BRATR v
HOLANDSKU.

Wieringen. Holandsko. ~.
ffina. Prime Jindfich Prusky,
bratr dffvejsfho nemeckeho
cfsafe Vilema, dli navSt9vou v
Holandsku. Ubytoval Sc zde,
ale doj{zdf do Doornu, kde'
bratr jeho koupil 81 nedavno
z&mek. NA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29
WRLANCEL Sc DRzf Ma
KRYMU.

Parfz, %. ffjna. Francouz.
sky zahranicni lfad Sc dosly.
cha, ze Gen. Wrangelovi, pro.
tibolsevickemu vudci ma jizni
Rusi, podafilo sc odolati boise
vickemu najezdu. Jeho posta-
vent jest nynf povazovano "a
bezpecne a patrn9 podafi sc
mu udrzeti Krym a Cast Tauri-
dy b9hem zimy.
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VELKY ZLODEJ DOSTAL
VELKf TREST.

Philadelphia. %. ffjna. Cd
deseti do tficeti rok6 We veze-
nj q pokuta $4,000 byl ortel
vynesent dnes mad Charles F.
Toomeym, jenz Sc pfiznal, ze
ukradl $328,OO0 re svefen6
mu pozhstalosti. kdyz bvl pn-
rucim sekretafem Fidelity
Trust Company v tomto meste.
Penfze 1tratil v kazardnf hfe.
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MADAkI OPET ZlSKALI
ODKLAD.

Pafiz, %. fijna. Depese k
"Temps" z Budapest dnes o.
znamujf, ze Mad'arsko ziskalo
odklad ku schvalenf mirove
smlouvy Sc spojenci. v uher-
skych politickych kruzich wy
volalo to svrchovafe uspokoje-
nj, iezto spatfovan jest V tom
novy ddkaz pfatelstvf a blaho-
vdle velmocf v1ci fUhersku. =