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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
NAVY To FIGHT
/ ON WATER; ARMY
ON -ORDE R

lsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED riREl
Washington, Jan. 24.-SeVen
railway mounts for the fourteen
inch naval rifles manufactured by
the navy department during the
war for use in France and some of
which saw actual service on the
western front with special gun
crews, have been formally trans
ferred TO the army on recommen-
dation of the Joint army and navy
board. To reach its conclusion the
board prepared statement of pol
icy on the functions of each serv-
ice and of the marine corps which,
approved by both secretaries, was
made public by the war department
today and which will govern in
future plans and operations"
Under naval functions" the
board assigned to the battle fleet
the mission of keeping the seas
open to ships Of its own flag and
closed to enemy craft.
Such security of vital lines of
communication can be obtained
usually" the board added, "only
by decisively defeating the enemy
main fleet or capturing it,
Army functions were described as
repelling attack and operating Of
fensively against enemy vital in
terests or territory when the navy
had controlled lines of communi-
cation and relieving marine detach-
ments at advanced bases seized by
the fleet.
From . review Of these functions,
the board drew the policy that han
ding artillery on shore except such
as might be landed from ships of
the fleet or a part OF advance base
equipment, was an army function.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
GERMAN STEAMERS TO
VISIT MEXICAN PORTS

ta MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED ~isEl
Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 24.-As a
result of the activity of German
consuls in Mexico there has been
arranged a steamship line between
German and Mexican ports which
viii begin regular service at once.
A steamer viii reach Mexico each
week from Germany, according TO
Mexican newspapers reaching here.
The boats to be used are the prop
erty of several German lines plying
out of Hamburg and, according TO
the newspapers, the service Will
unite all the more closely the Ger
man and Mexican people, whose
relations are bettered daily" The
first ship already has reached
Mexico at Vera Cruz, bringing a
cargo of chemicals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

LONDON, Jan. ga MOSCOW
wireless records the proceedings of
the third all-Russian congress of
national economics. the executive
BODY OF which is composed of NJ
Bukharin. Milutin, Rykoff, Tom
SKY, Nogin, Kotlaroff and Kutuzoff.
Two hundred and twenty-five dele
gates are in attendance.
M. Bukharin, editor of the boil
sheviki organ Pravada, in address
ing the delegates, said the con-
gress must decide question of
enormous importance, namely utili-
zation of the live forces in the econ
onfc life Of Russia. He advised
careful observance of the ententes
attitude. The entente, he declared,
removed the blockade and altered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
SIS, 900 Paid for
Tiny Volume OF
Venus and AdOnis
icy ao-~ss JOURNAL s.se,A. LEASED ~r-si

New York. Jan. 24.-A copy OF
Shakespeare Venus and Adonis,
printed in 1899 and classed as one
of the most valuable books in the
world, arrived here today in the
possession of George ID. Smith, a
dealer in rare books, who was a
passenger on the Cunard liner Car
mania from Liverpool. Mr.. Smith
said he paid $75,000 for the tiny
volume. which is two by three
inches in size and weighs only two
ounces. The volume. was pur-
chased by Henry L. Huntington Of
New York. owner Of one of the
finest collections Of Shakespeare
works in the world. -----.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
1000 OIL WELLS NOW
ACTUALLY PRODUCING
IN MEXICAN REPUBLIC

tsY MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIREl
Douglas, Ariz, Jan. 24.-"The
state department has terminated
it's labors in the direction of deter
mining the resources of the coun-
try and rendered a report today 20
President Carranza," says a Mexico
City dispatch to Ell Tempe, a Can
anea newspaper. Among other
interesting data is the statement
that there are now In actual opera
ton 1000 oil wells, embracing
development of approximately one
million hestares of land { hectare
is 2.2 acres). This is a notable
achievement for the petroleum in
dustry which is but ten years old.
Mexico occupies the second place
in the world In oil production"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
HOOVER IMPOSSIBLE,
SAYS BRYAN, UNTIL
HE EXPRESSES OPINION

tsy MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE!
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 24.--Pend-
ing a statement of "his position on
the questions at ISSUE" by Herbert
Hoover, william j. Bryan told
newspaper men here today, he
could not consider the candidacy OF
the former food administrator for
the presidential nomination.
when Mr.. Hoover takes the
people into his confidence and
states his position on the questions
at ISSUE" Mr.. Bryan said, sit Will
be time enough to consider his can
didacy. High officials are not Sc
lected on the guess what have IN
my hand plan"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
STA TESMAN
TELLS RUSSIANS BORDER
WORK is ESSENTIAL NOW

the policy regarding Russia, hoping
there would be dissolution in Rus
sia."
This forces us to work several
times faster than usual" he contin-
ued, Sin order TO face the enormous
problems which hitherto have
been unknown. The Russian pro-
letariat must become the model for
all countries and overcome Russia's
economic disorganization."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
FLU CLOSES PUBLIC
SCHOOLS IN MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 24,--Ors
ders closing theaters ard other
plaies of amusement, as a means
of checking the spread Of influ-
enza here, were extended today to
include both public and private
schools and public gatherings gen.
orally. Church services tomor-
row will either be suspended or
curtailed. There were 54 new
cases reported today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

/ the mild reservationists" were
prepared to treat with the demo-
Gratis independents in an effort TO
bring about ratification Tho dom
ocratic leaders said +hev bod &c
surances from tho "n,ilS rosar,,a
tionists" that ~ a hraaI, deyeioned
In tho nresopt VI na ,tino, sfe,,
ances tho ,.,,,itd ,,ran,, ,uo,,II ~
fas,l ,, ll'," o"p "ouiu pus
n,a,i . y. vs. ~ " ieS'l N''..oits W
~ - o", : NV SeeN s,,pppil rom
"''''i ie'u"il'd's anu ae'nocr"ts'
Linked With Britain,
Senator Reed said Mr.. Hoover
was so close to the British govern
ment that "he constituted a CON
venient connecting link" and chal-
lcnged apv member of the senate
who doubted his statement to in
troduce a resolution of investiga-
ton.
Declaring Mr. Hoover served a
"tutelage all of his adult life" In
the british service, Senator Reed
said Hoover "never cast q vote In
tho United States, unless he had
voted since this war to qualify
himself"
when he was asked to what
marty he belonged he said he
thought he was a liberal" said
Senator Reed.
"Annarentlv he has not been in
the United states enough TO know
the names of the political parties in
this country and has to designate
himself as a liberal, a British pollt-
ical organization.
"T think Hoover's nomination
would put the finishing touch to
the league of nations and that the
league would surrender the SOW
ereignty of the world to the Brit
ish empire" the senat tor continued
The British Votes.
Tn addition to her own votes,
Great Britain would control the
votes of Portugal, Greece. France
end Belgium in the league. Senator
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
REPUBLICANS MAY MODIFY
LANGUAGE But WILL NOT
COMPROMISE PRINCIPLE

Plans for An Agreement on Treaty Ratification Are At
StandStll; Reed of Missouri Makes Bitter Speech in
Which He Suggests Herbert Hoover for Democratic
Nomination for President and George Cree as Running
Mate; Compares Former Food Administrator, Who
Made Ten Million Dollars Before He Was Thirty, With
j. Rufus WaIIingford; Says England Would Control Him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
Keens Cnsl, in Family.

Paris, Jan. 24.-M. Landry, the
new minister of marine, has ap-
pointed his eldest daughter, Helen
Landry, as secretary to his office.
She is a graduate of the university
In philosophy aud Jaw. .----
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
Medina VIII Come To u. 6.

San Antonio, Texas, Jan. "a
Hilerio Medina, sub-secretary Of
foreign relations of Mexico, will be
sent to Washington as charge
daffairs. Gonzales G. De La Mata,
local Mexican consul, announced
here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

der the management of the min
lister of interior. The other points
We're agreed upon also by mutual
consent, Therefore, we entreat
You to please express the harmony
existing between the state and fed
cral governments, addressing your
self for this purpose in this wav to
the president of the republic, and
to order at once the auxiliary
forces to protect and assist in the
work of reparation of the rail-
roads and telegraph lines, 50 in
forming the said magistracy of
this. Tomorrow Mr.. Arrendondo
leaves and will inform you in de-
tail"
Called to Account.
Carranza objected to the control
OF the state troops by the federal
government, other messages show,
and disregarding the conclusions
reached with General Huerta
through his commissioners, at
tempted to finance his native
troops by making leyies on finan-
cial institutions in the state OF
%odIulld' HtHeldl Ituefta learning
of this sent the governor of Goa
hula the following message, which
was received in Saltillo on the
morning of March 2:
Please inform us for what pur-
pose you extracted $4,000 from
the bank, as this government mas
no Information upon this subject. /"
Incident to the examination OF
James w. Sullivan, formerly a cot
ton seed buyer of Torreon, who
had written a letter ia the rules
committee of the house warning
against Intervention in Mexico,
Senator Fall read into the record
report of the American consular
officer in Torreon on conditions in
June, 1919. He reported conditions
worse than at any time since
1914"
The committee left here tonight
for. El Paso. whore the hearings
viii be- resumed the latter pnrt Of
next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 24.-New
Mexico: Sunday fair; warmer.
Monday, partly cloudy; warmer
east portion,
Arizona: Sunday. fair; Monday,
party cloudy and warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
Other Neaotia tons.

Besides the conferences OF tne
republican leaders today the mild
reservation" republicans. and also
a number of democrats consulted
separately and with each other.
The mild reservationists" We're
sounded out by Senator Hitchcock
and other democratic leaders and,
it was stated, gave assurances that
if the opposition from Senators
johnson, Borah and their adher-
ents to further compromise blocked
the conciliation movement, some of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
WRANCEL VfTEZf MA
KRYMU.

Londyn, ii. srpna. Gen.
Wrangela protibolsevicka arma
da opetne porazila nepritele
ma Krymske fronte, vzavsi 400
zajatcG, die novinafske depese
obdrzene z Cafihradu dnes.
FIotilla gen. Wrangela bonn
barduje posice rudych v OGa-
kowu.
Carihrad, Ia. srpna. SOVIET
ska vlada presunuje vojsko
ma jih polske fronty ma from
ty Krymskou ma posileni arma-
DIV bojujici tam S vojskem gen.
Wrangela, die zpravy, obdrze-
ne dnes ze Sevastopolu.
Rudi zahajuji zurive utoky
ma Stroke fronts blize reky
Dnspru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
NEMECKO-BOLSEVICKE
NAMLUVY.

Pariz, 13. srpna. Vyjednava-
nj Jest v proudu mezi bolseviky
a Nemeckem, jez zahrnuje ne
meck6 uznanf sovetske repu-
bliky V politickem smyslu, "a
cez pax bolsevici Sc mali w.
nasnaziti o revisi neb uplne "a
vrzeni smlouvy versaillske. To-
TO sensacni oznameni ucineno
bvlo dnes francouzskym zahra
nicnim ministerstvem. V pro-
hlaseni sc dodava, ze namluvy
mezi Nemeckem a bolseviky
yedenv isou sovetskym vyslan-
Gem v Berlfne. Koppfem: re
nemecky zahranicni ministr
Simons bvl We vyiednavani $
Moskvou 20 celv minuly tvden
a konecna. ze diva bolsevicti de
legati priieli do Berlina vcera,
abv dohodu pTivedli k platno-
sti. Francouzi isou dale znepo-
koieni chov5nim Sc nemecke
militaristicke stranv. jez pro
sve vlastni dcely koketuje prf-
tonne 8 bolseviky.
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MATCINA VYBORNA PA
NET.
Po tfinacti letech ztotoznila
sve ditko, jez videla posledns
jako nennluvne.

New York, II. srpna. - Ze
matka poZna treba dlouho new
dfne dite sye mezi tisfci, doka
zano bylo opetne ma zdeiSin
pfistehovaleckem ostrivku 2
matkou tou byla krajanka pa
nj Anna Hancikova z New Sa
lem. Pennsylvania. Ackeliv 10
sledne videla dfte sye psesss n 2! 2!
nacti roxy V Cechach, kdyz to-
to bylo hosfkem jedendcte me-
sfcG starym. V pond6li nasla ie
mezi vetsim poctem iinych de-
ii V detencnfm oddelenf na
Ellis Islandu.
Hoch, jenz zGstal u pratel V
Cechach, kdyz matka. do Ame-
riky odjfzdela, pribyl sem ma
parniku Rochambeau, IA. GER
vence. Lee imeno jeho bylo V
seznamu tax skomoleno, re nj
kdo nemohl rozeznati V mem
Hancika. Pani Hancikova pfi-
iela do New Yorku nekolikrate
2 Pennsylvania, doufaiic, ze
synek jest jiz zde a re 81 no
bude moci odvezti do noveho
domova. Nez pokazde bylo ii
sd6leno, re hoch dosud nepfi-
iel. V pondelf matka, iiz osud
ditete pochopitelne rozruSoval,
apelovala vfele ma urednikv
pristehovalecke, aby il dovolili
bv 81 prohledla sama detencni
oddelenf ostrova. jestlize snad
tam jiz hoch sc nenaleza. Pri-
stehovalecti urednici skeptickv
pohlizeli ma tuto zadost jei},
lee povolili, CO matka cht6la q
tato uvedena byla do velkeho
salu. Netrvalo dlouho a pani
Hancikova ukazala ma ctrnacti-
let6ho hocha. jehoz sevrela
do naruce jako sve dit6. A kdyz
hoch podroben bvl vyslechu, u
kazalo Sc. re srdce matGino
kraeelo po pGave stone. Hosik i
st t'astna matka odieli jeste te-
hoz dne do noveho domova V
Pennsylvania.
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POHNUTKY UTOCNfKU
BYLY OSOBNf.

Pariz. 13. srpna. George
Thvriakis a Apostoles Iserppis.
,itoGnici ma feckeho premiera
Veni7elosa, ienz bvl bolestne
zran6n vcera ma nadrazf Lyon
skem, bvli ovladani pfi spacha-
+, nj zlocinu osobnimi pohnutka-
mi. die prohlaseni vvdaneho
dnes ma Teckem vyslanectvi.
Po padu driveisiho krale Kon-
Stamina byli pry vylouceni z
Tecke armady a namofnictva
Venizelosovou vladou pro sve
otevrene pronemecke smVsleni
a X Will tomu usmyslili 81 pro-
vdsti ma Venizelosovi pomstu.
Policeini zrfzenci prohledali
pokoje obou muzG nasli tam
dokumentv v Tectire, nemcine
francine. z opatrnosti Tecky
premier Sci ma nadrazi hodinu
pred odjezdem vlaku vstou-
pill tam mistnosti pro Zavaza-
dla. avsak Isesrppis zvedel o
tomto opatrenf nahodou Cd do
pisovatele jednoho Teckeho Ii
stu a sc svym kumpanem poci-
| hal 81 ma neho.
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BRITSKE PODMfNKY So
VETUM.

Pafiz. IS. srpna. Podminky,
iez Velka Britanie stanovila ia
ko podklad uznanf sovetske
vlady, jsou udany moskevske
depesi obdrzene dnes zde. Ia
staveni valceni Jest prvnl pod
minka, kdezto jine jsou repa-
TRACE zaiatcG, dorozumeni o
nahradach Ia skody utrpene
ma maietku soukromymi ob6a-
ny a priietf Velkou Britanii
podmlnek vzhledem k obnove-
nj obchodnich vztahn mezi o.
bema zem6mi. Cicerin, boise
vickv zahranicni ministr, doda-
va depese. uvedomil Leo Ka-
r'eneva V LondVne, re moskev-
ska vlada uvazuie o techto
rodminkach jako podkladu
rro mfrove rozpravy mezi Ru-
skem a Velkou Britanii.
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FRANCIE NERADILA POL
SKU K VALCE.

Pariz. 13. srpna. Zahranit-
nj ministerstvo popfelo dnes
vefein1m prohlasenim, jako by
hvla Francie ponoukala Pola-
XIV k valce 9 bolsevikv. Naopak
Francie napominala Polaky, "a
bv se drzeli We svych narodopis
nvch hranicfch a stale ie upo-
zornovala. ze nebezpecf Jim
hrozi cd zapadu. nikoli Cd W.
chodu. Dnesnf casopisy zdeisi
Sdelnii. ze nolsky premier Wi
tos opustil Varsavu a odejel do
Poznane.
Francie az dosud Sc neodho-
dlala pomahati hmotne gen.
Wrangelovi. protibolsevickemu
vidci ma Thu Ruska. die ozna-
menf vvdaneho re zahranicni-
no ministerstva. Millerand a
Tlovd George dohodli Sc pry ma
Lonferenci v Hvthe. ze takova
pomoc nemela bv byti poskyt-
nnta. lee v iistych prfpadech.
Francie prV nepodnikne zadne
no dalsiho kroku, pokud by me-
doslo k dalsi vymane nahledn
mezi Londynem a Parizi.
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RUsovE RbLozf TvRDE
PODMfNKY.
Budou pozadsvati lidove hla-
sovani v Rusksm Polsku, die
zprav obdr&enyc We Wash
ih&tons.

Washington l3. srpna. Lido.
We hlasoyani, 3fmz byla by roz.
hodnuta budopcnost Ruskeho
Polska, Jest jednou z mirovych
podminek, jdE bude pradloze-
ma bolseviky bolske Wade pr
iednanf o pffmsfi. Pravo neob-
mezen6' prep4 candy ma tomtc
lsizansx kenz nv predchf.
tzel lidove hlasovani, rovne5
! bylo by pozadovano.
Podminky miru, jez byly
formulovany pro pfedlozeni na
prvni schGzce mezi sovetovymi
polskymi delegaty byly obdr-
zeny zde dnes v ufednich kru-
zich. Il Mich sc soudi, za Russo
We hodlaji poloziti podminky
drasticke povahy.
Ostatnf podminky zahrnuii
pravo sovetove vlady k neob-
mezenemu cestovanf vsech So
vetovych pfislhsnfkd pres pol
ske hranice beZ polskeho visa
ma priivodnich listech.
Zde pfevlada mineni V Il
fednich kruzich. re podminky.
jez budou predlozeny konfe.
renci " Minsku, budou jest6
drastictejsf, nez byly ony pfi-
pravene pro konferenci Ba-
ranovici, jez skoncila tax ma
hle. kdyz polsti delegati pro-
hlasili, re nemaif moci k uza-
vfeni miru. Nedavne 1spechv
Rust ma bojisti cinf je vlastne
1plne pany situace.
Polska delegace ustanovena
setkati Sc S bolsevickymi "a
stupci V Minsku, prekroci hra-
nicm caru Ultra rano, die IL
Tedniho kabelogramu, obdrze-
neho ma zdejsim polskem w.
slanectvi. Mezi zastupci Pol
ska jsou podsekretar zahranic-
Mich zalezitostf Dombski, pred.
seda i podsekretar Wroblewski
vybor sn6mu a generalniho sta.
bu.
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BITVA DVACET MIL Cd VARSAVY.
RUSOVE PORAZILI POLAKY MA TRECH FROM
TACH A PAD MESTA IDA Sc NEODVRATNYM

Paf1z, 13. srpna. Blizice Sc k
Varsave sc tTi stran, Cd severn,
vychodu a severovychodu, Ru-
sove jsou nyni pouze dvacet
mil Cd polskeho kapitolu a ne
zda Sc byti pochybnosti o tom,
ze mesto bude v jejich rukou,
nezli mirove vyjednavani bude
uzavreno.
Armada gen. Hallera, jez
drzi posice ma rekach Visle a
Bug v krajin6, kde Jest malo
prirodnich who'd pro obranu,
Jest nemilosrdne tlacena zpet k
Varsave Rusy, kteri postupujf
stale ma SirSi fronte.
Cd severn ruska armada, jez
minula jiz Pultusk, blizf sc k
hlavnimu mestu udolim Mare
wa. Jiny oddfl postupoval mezi
Narewem a Bugem, kdezto jiz-
ne od Bugu nepritel dostihl a
minul linii bezici cd Tluscze
pres Plivki, Dobre, Kaluszyn,
Tseplow a Lotovice do Zeleco-
va. Dale ma jih nepfitel pTebro-
dill Sc pres feku Bug a tahne ma
Lublin.
Bolsevicka iizda podel pru-
skych hranic ucinila dalsi po-
stnp a Jest nynf ttvricet mil "a
Mlawou, asi ma pGl ceste do
Torun6. Bolsevici pokracujf We
sp<m talent ma zapad "a Mia
wan K fece visle K tpmu cilis
abv pfet'ali posIedni zbyvajfcf
snoiku Baltickym morem,
hlavni zasobncu Polska.
Opusteni Pultusku jest pova
zovano "a velkou voienskou po
razku. iezto Polaci hajili ono
mesto vetSi odhodlanosti nez
kterekoli line cd te dolby. co u
stoup;li od Teky Bereziny.
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Varsava, Is. srpna. Polsko
pfeje 81 uprfmne miru, ale ne
mohlo by priiati podminky pfi-
mefi zahrnujici odzbrojeni v
jakekoli forme, prohlasil dnes
zahranicnf ministr polsky, knf-
re Sapena.
"Polsko nebude kapitulova-
ti", pravil ministr. "Nezli to,
radeji budeme bojovati do po-
sledniho muze. Neni ami pony
sleni ma odzbrojenf. Kdyby-
chom odzbrojili, Sc sovetovym
vojskem jenom ctyricet mil cd
Varsavy, bylo by to jako by
chom zdvihli ruce vznnru".
VSechen desinfekcni karan
tenovy material Polakn a ame-
ricke protityfove expedice jest
V rukou bolsevikG. Tim obyva-
telstvo jest vystaveno novemu
nebezpeci, epidemic tyfu. u
prchlici vail Sc ma zapad Cd vi
sly. do zapadnfho Polska, ne
kteTi 2 Mich We stavu velmi zu-
bozenem.
Plukovnfk Harry L. Gilchrist
z Clevelandu, velitel americke
protitvfove expedice, pravil
dnes, ze ocekava, ze Polsko "a
kusf neihorsi tyfovou epidemii
\ historic te nemoci.
.aRuska armada ma n9kterych
mistech jest jenom dvacet mil
cd Varsavy vzdalena, TAX ze
dunenf del jest We meste zretel-
ne slvseti a osud polskeho ka-
pitolu zda Sc byti speceten.
Sotva pomohou takove zoufal6
nrostfedky iako Jest vypravo-
vani nedostatecne vycvieenych
chlapcG a zen ma frontu.
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zENA KANDIDUJE DO
SENATU.

Reno, Nevada, 13. srpna.
SleGna Anne Martinova dala
sc dnes zapsati u sekretare sta
tn jako neodvisla kandidatka
do senatu Spoj. Statd. Asi
$500 podpisG jest nutno pro
nominaci, kdezto ma petici 81.
Martinove jest 1862 podpisI.
Bezodkladne po zadani petice
81. Martinova vypravila Sc ma
mesicni kampanni cestu. Byla
provazena DIR. Margaret Longo-
YOU z Denver.
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Bella KUN v PETRO-
HRADE.

Londyn, 1s. srpna. Bella
Kun, dfiveisi komunisticky dix
tator Mad d'arska, prijel do Pc
trohradu, pravi jiskrova depe-
Sc obdrzena zde dnes z Mosk-
wy. Do Ruska byl poslan rakou-
skymi Irady, ktere jej uvezni-
ly po jeho Iteku z Mad'arska
po padu komunistickeho rezi-
mu v zemi te. Ma ceste pres
Nemecko utekl z vlaku, byl
vsak chycen.
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SPOLECNA AKCE CES. A
MEM. SOCIALISM,.

Praha, 13. srpna. (Depese
Sdrlzeneho tisku.) Vykonna
telesa ceskych j nemeckych So
elaine demokratickych stran
vvpracovala dnes spolecny ma
nifest k delnictvu, v nemz sill
buji haiti celistvost republi-
ky proti Mad'arGm nemz
rovnez Sc prohlasuji pro neutra
litu v boykotu proti vyrobe mu-
nice. Toto jest prvnf spolecna
akce podniknuta Cechy a Mem
=; * 80
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CESkOSLOVENSKO PROTI
MADARUM.
Oznanilo, re zamezi tfeba ma
slim prGchod mad'arskeho
vojska do Polska pres sve nze-
mi a zala zmenseni mad'arske
armady.

Pafiz, 13. srpna. = Cesko-
slovensky ministr zahraniGnich
zalezitosti DIR. Ed. Benes "a
slal "Matinu" telegraficky o.
stry protect prot zasazeni u
her do rusko-polsk6ho konflik-
tn, Zdurazniv pfi tom, za Ce-
choslovakie hodla "a kazdou
cenu 81 uhajit svoji neuNalitu.
BeneS pravi:
"NaSe politika jest We pro-
speech neodvislosti. avsak jest
to politika mfru, nikoli valky.
Ny nasmime miti novou vSao-
becncu valku We Stfedni Evro-
pc. Politicka, moralni, hospo-
dafska a socialni situace mia
dych stat1 cini to nemoznym.
Jestlize Uhri Sc pokusf o zasa-
zeni do rusko-polskeho konflik
tn, Zvedna Sc boufe nroteStu V
cele Stfednl Europe, ponevac
situace jest takova, ze zadny z
tuherskych sousedn nem6ze mi
i ii Y ne nejakou diveru."
I Ceskoslovensky tisk jde V te
Iprfcin6 jest6 dale. "Pravo Ii
jdu'' pfse:
MY Sc protivime prichodu
sakhergkeho vojska pres nase Il
fsenn "a kaztft,u seHd. tfrisa ga
cenu valky. Ny nemizeme mfti
mic spolecneho $ dhlavnimi ne
pfateli nasi republiky."
Nejtrpcf nepratelstvi panuje
mezi Cechy a Mad'ary. prave
tax jako mezi Rumuny a Ma
Diary. Vsechna vzajemna ne
dhvera dospela V posledni dobe
k svemu vrcholi: pfedne ohle
dem ma kritickou situaci ma
dalekem vychode, pri cemz Ne
mecko zvlaStni propagandou
snazi Sc stale prilevati oleje
do ohne - a "a druhe ma
sledkem povesti o francouzsko-
mad arske allianci.
Londyn, 13. srpna. - Dnes-
nj depese Prahy oznamuje,
ze Cechoslovakie poslala u
herske Wade notu, V niz zada
snizeni uherske armady ma
10000 muzu.