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~ equivalent 80 Ai~ml fia aAslsu..l
vF assehalF hvK uAtlnual wealth
~Sn faT as tf4v wafA aw ! whale IL
c'ueefNssi the prlariral luss il ~ tho
fast that Eafepr Is net yes a solns
csneeFn, he v0asinae,l hmt tht M,
sivfising r~wnvsnss forsvs ualth maas
her th~ grvas senFpr VI ehe woetas
es'amsryiai aettyl,is. nrv wllt ~ wnfs
ena win raplaly transtenu tbs es,
neiaie sliuetien in tagupss
Ne Naid the ssoMinant characteristics
81 International trade N the nsXt lea
Years VIII ~ 4 tremendous wwrlA 49,
maud f"r sapltAl, and the nirrna,
fhaNelal policies u the nationA shaalA
he Trained with due Fvxsra 10 ths.
eonAitlan.
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MUSHY MUSINGS



french dressing IS not lnmodes.
Ice u a cool food for hot weather.
rrunes are useful Tor throwing =,
slarnoNs
Rhuharh Is t.le national flower u
the suburbs
psndslloa salad is ans except for
the dandellous
HOPS and malt make an excellent
salad In liquid form.
To keen aies from entering the
house turn II inside out.
Potatoes can be served IA three
~ass--ho'. cold aud medium.
Rubber plant makes nm excellent
and almost iadestrucgibie salad.
Boiling coffee swallowed quickly
VIII take your mind OF mosquitoes.
Great disadvantage about ralncoas
Is that u doesn't allow the rain 70 leas
out again,
SURF bathing Is nm exhilaratinr
sport and is utterly devoid u danger
II pracilced 10 a hathiub.
Horse racing has been called the
Sport of Kings, probably because Ia,
cd klngs never thought Of paying pp
Nhen they lost UnlHcky subject he'd |
% set even by shaving the odds 20 the
Fiilnge churls
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TO HE'LL WITH OIL,
WE'RE AFTER G0lD''
Men From Oklahoma have At
tractiye Sign ON Ausemohile
Are After Wheat Land
In South Dakata

faaAloe = y Aas IA A laseas
wfIt,ea wHh YAiew phfk ea ne fa'
" AH AatonsehAs ehleA carrie al t,
she aiaAcnFi river Nv teFfY hsts
fead 0kAhaAa ~ shs yakA NJ
hell VIA oa We sitef gaii
rheb car tefr az nRAhsms nssap
plate
tFnn belrg questioned NV aar aWs
stanaeraay shs travellers sxaAlaf /
shes sefs fsam nkMNoms chy na
Commerce nAle aaa lhs ml
lasy seek "a gfuvn "a mns naii.
whnnl tra fhs NuAm thsx Hsys m
uiaa y ere uststA aaA adhF
s'fies The mea exp g altaw
saFYsNl aulii il rans oal Is fhs n,s
iaa w'frn hemy aheul eaHsmAt
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Non may learn something frcri the
following by " n Ireland. rayeI;
inE salesman of Louisville, Ky. I'm
'at summer 0f 1883 I had severe
ats-ck of cholera morhus. gave tho
hotel porter fifty cents and tod him
ic buy toe a bOtlle OF Chan.b barlain q
Colic and Dlarrhoea Remedy and TO
take no substitute took a dou bic
dose 0 fit according 20 the direction
and went 10 sleep. AT five o'clock
the next morning was called by my
order and took Galn for nv mex,
stopping place, well man"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
ASKS MILLIONS FOR SHIPS
japanese oeVernuen, Has Program
tor sulldinp war Vessels Ter
National Defense -

TokYo Japan The Japanese gov.
ernmeni has decided 20 aAl Tor an ap
pfopriatian ~ approximately So lna
sS1. be- expended Ia The construction
~ new warshpr and otner naval re
qulfeneufs far The current FISCAL year
~ part of the national desonse
The whole naval repiellon ptogrn -
Il 90 BE- completed hs tbe end ~ laaf.
'he ioral expenditure being hNea al
over St50ppptou. spread over ten con.
secuiire years or the sum more than
s51H,o0Vo is Intended for construc.
iion of four batileships. -four battle
cruisers y cruisers. 81 desrroycrs ana
a Number of ether war craft.
The original sum ~ ghls years ont
lay was tixed az s33 100 daa ln the aay,
bulge, estimate. hut owing 10 lnsagf
Client financial source. that amount has
been down 20 about SiiOoH.0oa.
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CANNOT
az CURED

by local applications, as they canuot
reach the diseased portion of the ssr.
There IS only one way 10 cure cat.
arrhai deafness and that is ~ q
condition OF the mucous lining NJ the
deafness Is caused BY an InnAmaa
condition of the mucous llnting 3f The
Eustgehian Thhe when this tube
Is inflamed you have ruma,ine
sound or imperfect bearing and when
II IS entirely closed Deafness Is the
result Unless the inflammation
can be reduced ana this ruue restored
10 its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever Many cascr of
deafness are caused by cstArrh.
which IS an inflamed condition ~ the
mucous surfaces Hairs Catarral
Medicine acts thru the blood on the
mucous surfaces of the system
We will give One Hundred Dollars
fer any case OF Catarrhal Deafncs 4
that cannot be cured BY Halls Cat.
arrh Medicine. Circulars free. All.
Druggists. -
FL CHENEY & co, Toledo. o. !
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New Aihany Ind Es'ells kelaall
ena May hei'Fman wsrc ehams nnd
hssslla Introduced May 10 her father
= wldower Now shehl newer have
=" raft FROM hvr ehum. a. a,iaa hn.
married her, ut Oliver kplsan sur
pf'aei his dsushtsf When he tei..
kfaphtd that he aud May we're on
tbslr honey moon,
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SAVE SIS 70 $40

On your business course by enroll
ing now on The special summer rates
and enter school when Il suits yoe
bur you must enroll before the ai'h.
Guthrie Business College
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Maiien lane, tn the heart 0f the
New YORK business district. nAy lose
It's identity II the diamond and ieN &.
ry and ailied trades there decide To
move uptown.
Great increase IA reulS recently
enused the tradcsmen 20 appoint &
committee 10 consider a proposal To
shift the entire trade centef. This
Committee. Il WAS learned. has recoA
mended several new Sites and cam
sass viii soon be taken on the propo
sition More than rs leading ilgrns.
Including large manufacturers, are
said TO be conslderlng moving.
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SUMMER RATES EXTENDED no
20rA


The management has extended tae
'pecial summer rates 10 the Gu,aF \
Business Coli se 20 the loIn SO thoa
who earoa a,p vii. save ais to 81
On d course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Sweet iiteaas NsAba laaaasitnss
ea9 er Ypae munsY nass tss 4 81
eagnar FhtfmseY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
fLyo cuRo

Yours Cows will give more mix.
Your temper will improve. II you nse
Lees Flyo curo. Get It at Corner
Pharmacy.
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SAYS WAR COST
! 100 BILLIONS
English financier Fixes Real
Losses of the European
Belligerenis. America
World 9 Creditor

ieessoa The aetpnl cosi ~ tho
war g haraean hellsseFvnss WAS ia
rxcvss ~ sAAsshNn,eso tsiMWns
w1usN nrrl0al salas), represented hy
pfvp~ety arsgUyrd. lnspes ID lnsvst.
meats abread depreciation ~ prApcF
iies and hA l'enslons, kdsar cram.
nsogld, knal'sh uaancier. told the
Bankers institute AZ feVent mseslns
he2p
lie Axea the Following as the rrai
iesses u tbs karuleAn helll6sfeuis,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Half the pleasure IA a car s. ns
ap1eerance Simonized cars keep he
new appearance Auto Laundry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
LITTLE AIDS TO B0LSHevlSM

Getting hold ~ cigar that has a
poor grade of hemp IN II.
Having the salesman hand you a
sort hat aud tell you II matches your
head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Rsrea pWaew Ia aaasa Dakota
aFs Nlsnnins ta uae a. lanss 10
fFHee @at Agtie aNd thneW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
osrmary llsaNf Lese,'

on the basis ~ post war mark
valued az % ter cent of its PEE war
'nine he estimated Germany has host,
apari from "a. Indemnity 70 per cent
of her national wealth, the whole ~
her mercantile marine. al her colonlnt
possessions, and practically The whole
of her Investments abroad, II the
figures suggested at the nytte con.
ference, fdi250Unepo, were nxed a.
The German war Indemnity he ae
clared the total losses % the German
people arising oui " The war. would
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he waf has produced an eAtfaas,
diaary change Ia the ecunnmlc swla
,lons ~ the tnlt.d states With ia
rope" he said Whereas. ln 1914
America owed Europe iaepua Uso,
Of present knwpw ewes Amafiea a.
Wntstcn tSi0tn1N..orl
Assuming THAI the postwar pur
chasing power of tie dollar war 70
yer cent u It's pre- unf value. Cram
m0nd said during the last nse years
there had heen an aeiual Increase IA
the national wealth ~ the United
states of approximately 80 per cent.
and he estimated this wealth now ln
the neiglborhood Of Oco,ep.nu 70
ESQ Oonuoa0co
The national wealth ~ Japan. re
had beeu doubted by the
war
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10 anIy two helllgefent eouulftes-
the tnlted states and Japan aid The
war hfing prosperity, crammsuna said.
hut spain, Holland Switzerland,
1rrece and Scandinavia also bad
grown peal,hieg lie believed the ella
ulh capital ~ the world. NOW dla
tfihaiad ~ eenicrs which are nnareua,
tunnd 10 thv eavrelsp ~ thelf uuw
powers" wonld es.n,uaily again und
It's chief outlet through I.ondon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

psndellon salad is hns except for
the dandellouS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

ice Is . cool food for hot weather,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
orchestra renders the various musica
numbers.

orchestra renders the various musca!
numbers.
Keith Varieties Mt Lyric.
Musical comedy will have cuelspicu-
Gus place on the new bill! OF Keith at
irart ions IL. Announeed by Manager Ssl,
OF the week AT the Lyric. jack Don
agiiiy, former musical comedy star,
/ bcyy " pretty singing and dancing
girls VIII be seen in the onc-act must
ccnI role. Wishing" The production
- Il gay revcl Of farcical fun, music,
dancing and pretty girls. 1t is hand
somely ,costumed and lavish!y equipped
sccnical!.
Opening the new show will he the
lloin Brothers. comedians. singers and
uanccra. they are a duo of original
laughing material created especially
cor them. The team has been big
nj, on the kcith big Time: but they
are new 10 this section Of the country
smart and stylish Belle Montrosc
: Will contribute notable feature. Miss
Montrosc Is 81 comcdicnnc of varied
70 the hes; possible advantage in the
merry piaylci. Her Only Chance The
piece Is a inelanEc OF comcdy. singing
and dancing. and closes with a real
tn Moves, ,rieky in comedy jug;
ns are oc inG spGfbiai'S Fl Charles xD nnd
;ion Of deXterity said to be most
,2ni,shine Closing the bill vii come
E .ld"ulh' JtNti. : MlHldl lure lstN NC. one
( or the best novelty acts os the cur
Z rent season.
Ned Norworth IL conipany wu! be
. among the features for tho latter half
Of the week. Norworth is not only
q clever comedian. but proficient
musician. lie features in the act his
orig inil "pianoprankS.' The come
dams command of the Keyboard o. a
! piano is said TO he uneNccilcd by any
other performer in vandeyiile, He eX:
comedy, farce and burIesuuc. IN turn.
Two charming and pretty girls. the
Misses Aubrey and Rich. will be seen
IN dainty vaudeville turn. They do
IA little biz OF many things anus; ing,
/ and do Them all exceedingly Well
CImhv and NcY!ns. on the same bill.
are pair OF funny men. who sing
ana play the piano. They have a
p.ano nccord!oh!st is n European I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Music in Richmond

Tn. tremendous scat sale FOR tho
Laiii-circi engagement here indicates
that one Of the largest audiences 10
attend 4. concert In Richnond's mu-
seal history VIII sather at the City
Auditorium tomorrow evening TO hear
what critics style tile most beautiful
N"ic" sine" the days % pait.
SO -rent has been the demand for
seats that the stage sections have been
placed on sale: Including these sec"
tons. the auditorium mas capacity
Of about 1000. i, is not improbabie
hoMevcr. ever with thcse additional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

! tor Is that they are absoluteiy inSsp.
arabic. and when parted, declare that
they are unable to play. One day.
while they were still very "ounS. two
pianos were placed front to front rba
twins Immediately got between theu,
and with thcir hands divided between
the two instruments executed "A DIM.
cult composition perfectly. Tho nahes
OF these unusual boys arc Frank aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Al 'I'EEIIEz +IG'ETrEA TE.g2 g7EII3 WEEK.
Robert Mantcll.

Robert Mantc1l.
Mantell. foremost classic tragcdjan OF
the times. Will present ut the strand
Theatcr during The course o. his en-
night. have Important features that
make them decided novelties 30 Rich
10 this city. Mr Man,cil has i1 pre- prcscnted.
at one time or ANOTHER. practicallI
ov"ry,hing in his rcpGrtoiro "a roper
than any carried by Il trngedian since
the death Of Edwin Booth
in brand new scenic productions ~
"itirhc!icu' and Julius Caesar. In
a ,si1, at ,he Saturday matinee. ne
his lovely young leading woman. Miss
nenepicyc Hnmpcr, AID his heroic
sTInRRS IeaHiHs mos, in.n Erz eibsr as
lovers This matinee. with the veteran
lraGedinm iiimsclf out OF tho east, but
under MS personal stage supervision,
START OF the present s"asou. II has
proven huge success in the ritics 50
Mncbeth." will be repeated from the
list yis.' It is the mos, popular <on
ana ana NJ Mantc!ls, performance Of the
amDitlous and latterly. conscience
stricken Thane OF Cawdor. Is easily
ne hes, the American stage has known
since Edwin Booth was in his prime.
The ncw "Richelieu' production was
hunt early Last winter to he tho .spc-
cial feature OF Mr.. Mantells broadway
run AZ the Forty-fourti, street The
aser the trasedian. played the Cardi
fore entering upon the other roles in
ms extensive repertoire. scoring one
OF the most telling artistic successes
IN his long career on the American
s'aSc His characterization of Richie
lieu was declared to be second only 10
his King Lear. IN which he has been
~ IN 81 ~
The new production OF Julius
-, was drst staged in chicago 1t the
ago. Modelled after they famous The
a'sr Antoine. Paris. production, il IS
So: 20 SCI now standard Of classic
plays tn role Of Eryms. " '''''
VIA, Hio"m. in ",Iy Swee,i-."
ron the very first performance o.
MMx B s,., IN his new musical revue.
strand tomorrow, TUESDAY and We'd
nesdhy and Wednesday, matinee. it
o ocN Gn,, ,ise an ,Wnnediats and emdnr-
where seem 10 become as demonstra-
t;yely happy over the pret,!ncss. the
}2fed at :;s n!mble frivol:ty. its bub-
bling beauty and tho clever up-to-tna-
minute satires on current. GENTS with
which X abounds. Probably. too the.
atergoers ar. glad TO escape from
crook plays. sex dramas and musical
comedies with inferior .oooks, but.
IS mat the contagious carnival spirit
az this revue communicates Itself TO
: me audiences. p'rmen,ing even the
.taid and sophisticated realms OF tho
most blasc thcatcrgoer
Di Inc twenty-odd musics.n numbers.
! nc most popHH!ar ~ The Olive.
etc. \ specially; cnsaeei aIsmtn;cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

scarcely more than jus. able to walk,
toddled up to il and werc heard pick
ing out Il tune which their mother had
been accustomed TO sing 20 them
They have had no instruction ia tech
nique. but in addition TO being able
10 play BY ear" the most difficult
pieces after single hearing OF some
other performer. their lingering" ~
strangely free of faults from Il trained
musicians standpoint
Tile strangost part OF the whois mat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

portation: lie vii! supply IL happy
OF melody and laughter.
founding out the bin will be Roy
nclds. Donegan X Company. who claim
tho championship of the world rs trick
skaters. fher" are three shapciy
athletic girls and one man in the
troupe. They give an exhibition Of
fancy skating and dancing on skates.
New movies supplement tho vaudeville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
ErtRktfuI Terror.


Unpleasant and disquicting as il
would he to be falsely arrested in any
part OF the United States, tho person
arrested would have the knowledge Of
his Innocence TO console him. coupled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

with The assurance that he must soon
he set NJ liberty. Bu, think what 4,
mus DC !" I've On Il land whcr" arrest
ton!
An American lawyer. who managed
10 escape from Moscow not VERY LONG
ago. said: The thing that appalled, mo
Was not he number 81 people who
had been killed ror even the hard lot
cicnty distressing. but The thing that
counted most was tho utter absence
of all id "a, Of jns,ics."
on the streets Of Moscow. No man
could toi' now "a smile nigh, lie TN
t,crprcted by some ono. IN authority.
clrcunl.pcciipn. and rcfrainine from as
scciat!nG with any ono Tor rHar OF
revoiuttonis,s mish, Two from day to
day in the hope OF not attracting at
;ention.. but always with the SURG
kno w Er.s aha' Il un,orinna6y enough
was frightfuliy remote. Civil law wns.
and doubtless still is. dead letter. No
l.tigant. when the chances OF a just
decision were Eli. while there was
also the peril of the liugant attract.
ing cmba rrusSng attention 10 himself.
Mind Twins Musical rrodixics.
".ls long. as we. have music. we
dcrfui things We are told about as
existing in the world might pre- vent our
playing as we'll as wo do IL we saw
tho M"
This is the optimistic View taken
Of what is generality regarded Is an
awful anliction. by two little English
boys who arc dc!ightine music hall
audiences in London. In a little VII
lag" in Worcestershire. where they
were born they have been locally IA :
nous since they were three or four
years OF age.
The discovery Of their unusuai gilt
At first alarmed their purcnts. Having
becn left alone in n room where there
was small melodcon. the wa. boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

l.. Leslie 10th. the virtuoso pianist.
native OF Richmond. who will give Il
recital here. will play in :.:a Jcffer-
son auditorium Tuesday night, Feb
rua:y o. His program will be from
the works OF Chopin. Liszt and others.
with several OF his own compositions.
The Richmond public has not had
the opportunity Of henring 10th in
concert since his recital here. as u
youth some Wears so. just before go.
ing 10 Europe 70 continue his studies
10th mas performed AS piano soloist
with leading orcheStras in many cities
abroad. ana has appeared in recitals IN
this country and Europe with unvary-
ing success. the critics speaking of his
particularly his tcchnic. beautiful tone
coior:nS and piannissimo work.
Leslie 10th Will not confinc his pro-
gram here TO heavy. technical mum
bcrs. but will play MANY exquisite
gems Of melody which will" charm
every music lover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

sold out by tomorrow night and MANY
late Corners turned away.
No artist before the public has en-
Joycd the stnsationa, success which
iulli-Curcl achieved almost over night.
serving OF II. FOR never has there been
Il voice which SO cnthrallcd it's audi
cncc.
Before vast crowds in the Hippo
dromc her singing OF "SolvciC's Song"
or Home. Sweet Home" have moved
aria. her auditorA are carried away by
he sheer beauty OF every note. and
ihundcrous rounds of applause pay
homage TO hcr marvellous art.
Nine. Gnl:i-curci Will be assisted by
Samuels. pianist, both artists OF note.
Following. II the program:
l. caro- MIC ben. uiordn nj
The Lass With the Delicate Air.
Arnc
>. Caro- nome" from "Risol.tto''..
3. liza capincra' Crhe wrcn). with
flute accompaniment by Alr. Der
,cnsuT :................ benedict
.carcelcras. in Spanish. .Chupi
oh. Have You Blessed. Murdoch
Scnlpra lioera," from "Traviatq."
Mr.. Eereneuer
.. The t.itt!c Damozc!' -. .Norvello
The Little Bcfls OF Seviila"
samucls
{. Shadow Song, from "Dinorah."
with lutte accompaniment By
Homer Samucls piamis,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-27
COX We SVEN DOMOvsKEM STATE
PRAvf zE LID Sc oBRAcf PRoTI sENAToRsKE OIL.
GARCHlI, JIZ POROVNAVA S EVROPSKYM
IMPERlALISMEM

Cincinnati, o., 26 fna. - Imperialism Europe, ia
jedina vec pribEuc imperialism Americe-senator-
ska cgarchie byy oznateny James NJ Coxem
iako jedin nepiatee Svazu Narodh.
Prot temo silam stavi oziveny duch probuzene de-
mokrace demokraticky presidensky kanddat prohasi
v tom pry spodiva nadee sv6ta. Toho neepsm ddkazem
jest BE lid Nmecku uslue, ably jech sala cle
mem Svazu.
"zadost byla jiz podana. Nemecky lid vystihuje ze
zbrojeni ude odraneno zaruka proti vace upat-
nena. Rovnez lid mexcky jenz konecne nasel cestu
svetlu ovadan jest dobrym pohnu.kam bude
svi Svazu.
"On vyshuj, ze mez jnymi zajmy iez stavi Sc proti
umluve Amerce, ou spekular kte chejf vpadnout do
Mexka armadou Spoenych Stau tax aby 81 zabezpecli
ohromne majeky, jichz zmocnili "a lacnou cenu."
"Proti v1l prani vrstev dovych," pravl guverner,
"stavi zAimy imperiasmu."
$50 dnes veter sin, kde mel guverner muviti kde
jest 450O sedadel byla napnena poce racela cee "a
stupy TECH kdoz pozde pfchazei.
Kdyz guv. Cox by predstaven "ako pristi president
SpojenSch Stati shromazden asalo til mnuty Pc skye
lem rbuu pedsedovi schIze byvaemu guverneru Judson
Harmorov kandidatu spolkoveho senatora W. Julia
novi enz byl prvnm recnikem. guverner Sci '&dro
vec" pranyrova nemilosrdn6 odpdrce Svazu Narodh.
Guverner ce redakcni clanek "Stars and Stripes
tasopu vysouzci svetove valky enz nadsene podpo
rue Svaz NarodI rovnez dopis cd pr Edward Davdsono
We Elizabathtown N. " jez mea sty esnyassaa<sc4
Diva by zab eden byl gasovan takze byl ztr&vi
pet mesicd nemocncfch Franc kdezto ctvrty prod9
al sluzbu bez urazu. Pan ato rovnez pmouva Svaz
Narodu nemz lid vid krok odstraneni valek zajstenf
miru sv9ta.
Krone jednoho vecera Chicago iednoho Indiana
pos guverner bude venovat zbyvacf cas- do voby kam
PAM Ohio.