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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
LEAGUE BANKERS SOVIET"
CHRISTENSEN STATEMENT

New York, July 51.-Ths league Of
nations Is nothing more than an at
tempt to establish an international
bankers soviet" declared P. P. Chris
Jensen. presidential nominee OF the
Farner-Labor party. here
The league Of nations Is a dead
issue" he said II Il were not,
should want to kin It."
Endorsement Of Irish freedom was
another point on which he expressed
7 an one Of those who IS SUI
ficiently In love with the principles OF
human freedom to come out squarely
for recognition Of the Irish republic"
he said
Referring to the attempts OF gov
ernor Cox and senator Harding 70
persuade Tennessee to pass the equal
suffrage law, he said;
IF Cox and Harding can't get rati-
fication. I viii 90 down and try the
rebels myself"
Mr.. Christensen announced that the
national campaign Of the third party
viii be launched in New York city
where, he said, are enthroned the
powers we are fighting" These
powers, he EXPLAINED. are. collectively.
wall street" for It is Wall street he
added. that wins, no matter which
OF the old party candidates IS elected"
1--WE are out" he continued. ito re-
store the government 70 the people
20 make IL Impossible loE " lo4lDH
Wilson to say In the future. as he has
in the past, that the government Of
the United States Is controlled by the
combined corporations and financiers
Of the United States. It was true
when he said II. and It Is true today
We want to make Il true no longer.
Both the Democratic and Republi-
can parties. the candidate declared
are engaged in a conspiracy 10
camouflage the league issue Their
purpose in perpetuating the discus
sion, he continued, is TO blind the
people to the vital issues. The plat
forms on which they stand are dis
gustingly empty"
Mr.. Christensen charged that there
Is a plot on between the reactionaries
OF the Republican and Democratic
parties TO stifle ratification OF the
nineteenth amendment by the neces-
sary thirty sixth state" Third party
leaders. conferrinE hire, announced
today they are making progress in
whipping into shape plans for a IA.
tional campaign The conference viii
be IN session several days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
HARDING THANKS WOMEN
OF ARIZONA IN TELEGRAM

Phoenix, Ariz, July 31-The per-
sonai thanks Of Sen. Warren G. Hard
ing are extended to the Republican
women OF Arizona, for their assur-
ance OF good viii in a letter from the
presidential nominee received at Re
publican state headquarters today.
The letter comes in response to a
telegram sent following the Chicago
convention signed by Hannah c.
Egelston. Women's executive, Repub-
lican state committee; Mrs T. W
aealy, state chairman; Mrs. K S.
LittlejOhn, committee OF 100; Mrs. B
E Marks, vice chairman ways and
means committee; Mrs. Il. A. Guild.
alternate delegate 70 the Republican
national convention.
In reply, Sen Harding wrote in
part:
7 thank you for your manifesto
tious Of personal friendship, as wen
as your helpfulness in the general
cause in your state. It would GER
tainly be a matter OF great satisfac-
ton to have Arizona enlisted in the
Republican states this fail"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
NefSuarlnOnS
Anti-BaiIey
Conference

Dallas, Tex, July 31.-Pat ". Neff
has called a conference Of anti
Bailey men in Dallas next Monday TO
organize his campaign for the run
off primary. August %. He calls on
all former Thomson and Looney men
to help perfect his organizatoni
Neff is still confined to his home
by a slight illness in Waco.
Bailey is resting in Dallas today
and viii leave tonight for a tour of
west Texas He viii speak in San
Angelo Monday Ballinger. Tuesday;
Coleman, Wednesday; Brentwood,
Thursday. and Big Spring. Saturday.
Bailey's headquarters announced that
among the speakers would be ex-
senator 5. P. Skinner, OF FL Paso.
skinner was a member OF the house
when Bailey was Investigated and
was an anti-Bailey man.
Bailey's lead over Neff is now
1929 Latest figures on the race are
Bailey, 1872 Looney. 46,T6S; Neff,
13S.040; Thomson, 92,769.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Mansfield is only 30 miles away and
many in the throng were personal
friends OF senator Harding Farmers.
store keepers, and professional men
marched together in the cavalcade
which included both men and women.
The principal event OF the day s
program. senator Harding s address,
was withheld until late afternoon,
but the Richland county people began
to come in early By train. motor and
airplane.
Two airplanes were pilots OF the
pilgrimage here. Mrs Gordon A
Farrow, vice president OF the Mans
field Aero club was accorded the dis
utnction Of conveying from the air
the first OF the front porch deleEa-
dons- A woman's Harding club had
a prominent place in the parade
After a serenade on the Harding
lawn. the program included an ad-
dress Of greeting by E. B. Capeller
preceding senator Harding's speech.
APOreh" Real Affair.
The porch which thus becomes one
OF the land marks OF American pollt-
zeal history has a capacious stretch
along the south and east sides Of the
residence. At the corner turn, the
curving white balustrade swings out
to form a little more than a semi
circle, and Il is here that the utter
ances OF the nominee are delivered
The picture as a whole, with white
pillars and rail set off against the
dark green body OF the house, gives
the impression Of a comfortable
everyday dwelling; but the 5utting
alcove at the corner, facing an open
stretch OF lawn. provides a striking
vantage point for the use now made
Of il.
The Harding lawn is no longer
lawn at all, but IN expanse OF white
crushed limestone, washed clean BY
an evening thunder shower The
pebbly carpet was laid to preserve
solid surface under the tramp Of the
thousands expected to take part In
the front porch campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Campaign On
Dogs Waged at
Post; 2 Bitten

Reports from Fort Bliss Saturday
morning stated that the military au-
thoritiss had detailed two men to XIII
dogs in the reservation and that no
less than half a dozen CANNES had
been put out Of existence following
the attempt OF one dog 70 bite a gil.
the daughter OF a sergeant
The same report said that two men
OF troop c. Eighth cavalry were
bitten several days ago and are now
taEInE the Pasteur traalmelE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
|. s. WILL JOIN
!.EAGUE IN YEAR
By DAVID LAWRENCB.
CONTINUED from page II
method OF international cooperation is
going to come out Of it.
American Membership Likely.

American MeuueEnuan Likely
It win not. Of course be either the
Greater Of the millinium, as 50 many
Of its friends say, nor the creator
OF q superstate, as its enemies feel
Quite on the other hand. il viii be
a practical md sseutial working me-
dunn through which the nations can
meet regularly on all matters Of com
mon interest and draw up a program
to be submitted 20 their respective
states Tor approval or disapproval"
The league Of nations. therefore. is
q going concern, flexible enough in
its organization TO permit modifica-
tion OF its constitution and bylaws so
that America can enter into It without
fear Of being outvoted OF compelled
30 60 10 war at the behest Of other
nations And when the present 20
litical campaign IS over, whether Alr.
Harding OF lfr. Cox Is elected. there
are going TO be notifications to re-
assure the American public. Amer
lean membership in the league OF ma
tons looks more likely today with
the prominent part Mr. Root is play
ing in its deliberations than at any
time since the controversy between
president Wilson and his opponents
began to becloud the issue.-Copy-
right, 1890, by David Lawrence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
HARDING BEGINS
CAMPAIGN


yesterday. Every normal being is
looking forward Only a little while
ago our grievances about taxes were
wholly local because a half century
Of Republican control Of the federal
government held as free from direct
burdens But the changed policy, the
Democratic drift TO freedom of trade
which is International rather than na-
tional, and mounting cost OF govern
ment and finally war burdens. turned
federal taxation into colossal
burden
no one seriously complained while
the national crisis hung over Us, but
we must work a readjustment for
stabilized and prosperous peace.
Concord Necessity.
1T is good that our producing in
terests are diversified IN that lies
our great strength as 8 nation The
manufacturing centers and the food
producing areas complement and sup
plement each other There is not and
there must be no conflict between
them There is a disposition OF some
10 inveigh against one section or an
other as selfish interest may suggest.
but the broad national welfare con-
templates no east and no west, no
north and no south
Il rejoice to recall that when the
great world war summoned our sons
to duty and to death, perhaps, there
was no question about geography
BY cultivating the spirit Of friend
illness, by a recognition Of interde-
pendence, the problems Of life are
made much easier for all There Is a
growing tendency 10 look TO govern
meut- for all remedies, forgetting
there are natural laws that viii
operate to correct evils. II given a
fair chance. Often times weu-mean-
ing laws defeat the very object they
are designed to accomplish.
"Our country holds out opportunity
to all but upon the supreme condition
that those who would avail them
selves OF that opportunity shall be
entirely worthy and know and accept
fully the spirit Of American institu-
lions"
Senator Harding's front porch cam
paign began today with a pilgrimage
to Marion by a delegation from Mans
field. and the surrounding country in
Richlsnd county, Ohio. to pay their
respects TO the Republican nominee
and hear him discuss national issues
The first Of the many groups OF
voters that are TO come here on sim
liar missions. the delegation marched
on the Harding residence with flags
and banners flying and with bands
sounding a sonorous message Of
greeting. AS on notification day
week ago, Marion was in holiday
dress and spirit TO welcome them and
to give the front porch campaign a
rousing send off.
Harding Speech Delayed.
Most Of the visitors accounted
lemselves almost home folks, for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

ciples for which have been fighting.
i do not endorse some Of the things
said and done by Mr.. Neff. but look
ing TO the best interests OF the state
and the welfare OF the Democratic
party, I am going 20 give him my
support"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Owing 10 a deluge OF Americanism.
500 more radicals have been sentenced
to deportation from this country and
two soviet arks are needed to carry
them home.-From Leslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

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cialties- Send your orders TO
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Mrs James II cox. wife Of the
Democratic candidate for president.
was among the first women in this
country TO offer her services for war
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
CONVENTION
NOMINATES FULL TICKET

man; 81, p h Copeland. a ". Eos
ter and J. J. Ormsbee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
STOCKS HARDEN IN
L|STLESS MARKET
Traders Looked for Their Cue
From Washington Bank
ing Conference
CALL MONEY EASlE R

New York. Jan. 20.-The New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
today saws:
Evidently the stock market was look
ing for its cue today in the banking con :
terence at Washington where the Fed.
eral Reserve Board held it's weekly
meeting following Which some announce
ment regarding the contemplated in
crease in the rediscount rate was looked
for.
Meanwhile the price list made mod =.
crate advance from the closing levels
OF Monday. but in trading that was
s;carcely distinguishablc from stagna
tion. The advance brought out very
little. stock indeed. It's chief interest
lay in the reflection it gave of the
rally. not for the session but for the
last twenty -four hours, in other words
industrial shares registered gains Of
TO points or more above the bottom
quotations of yesterday.
There were numerous exceptionally
strong features such as American Lin :
eed. Columbia Gas, United States
Realty, Goodrich Tire. United States
,tubber and Pan American Petroleum.
I,he steel. copper. equipment and ship
ming groups were well sustained and the
rails continued firm though rather neg
ected throughout. The activity among
the minor issues of the latter on the
constructive side noted yesterday was
luite absent today. There was a con
siderable spread at times in the mo
tors anC' oils but as far as net change
vas concerned they had little to Of
fer.
Call money renewed at { per cent. and
shortly the loaning rate dropped to &
oer cent where it ruled. 1t was pre-
Sumed that the Washington wires would
cave some definite announcement late,
n the day as to whether or not the re
discount rate would be advanced
step understood to have been recon
lnended by the New York Reserve Bank
last week.
Commitments were accordingly helC
down. Local brokerage houses were
pretty well sold out, and such offering.
of stock as were Forthcoming came frou
the wire houses. Public interest il
price omvements was obviously at very
low ebb. The public. in truth, has beer
a bit discouraged by constant discussion
and emphasis of probable money strin
sency for an indefinite period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Jan. 20. .--BUTTER--Firm. Re.
extfas ESQ ssh c; cresmery, a extras ''tS 1sa
scorel. 6td64hc; nrsts. 59H 6D63h c; pack
ing stock current make, No. .. 43c;
EGGS--Steady. Receipts, .3S2 cases.
Fresh gathered extras. 7l@72c; extra frsts.
80 % roc: f1rsts. 81 a CSC; state. Pennsylvania
nearby hennery browns, 74@7 do, gath.
cred browns and mixed colors. II orc.
CHEESE-Irregular. Receipts. 1878 boxes
state. whole milk fats, current make. spe
cals 311s q 32c; do, average run, 30h @3
state, whole milk twins. current make. spS
cals, 311a 32c; do average run, 30@3tc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

st l. G. Swest 1st
1000 -. 64
st l. az So West en-
1000 80. 81
Ter r A of st l. As
5000 80. 1855
Third Ave Rwy adj
1000 .... 29M
1000 49,. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
GOLDFIELD STOCK,
LIVERPOOL Cotton
TONOPAH STOCKS

Liverpool, Jan. 20.-There was only
a limited request for spot cotton today,
with prices easier on the basis of a
decline of 43 points for middling at
27.S5d. The sales were 5000 bales.
The receipts were $4,000 bales, includ
ing 10000 bales American. Futures
We're easy in the early dealings. Spot
prices we're: American, middling fair,
33.35d; good middling.. 30. 1Od fully
midling, 20.10d; piddling, "a .S5d
low middling, p. sod: good ordinary,
2s.S5d, and ordinary, 21.3td.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

1000 80. 81
y Y Gas Heat q
Elec l. Il p Co Is
10000 80. 62sI
y Y Gas & Elec L
II a Power Co 81
1000 ..., 80
New Y & Norf 5s
5000 80. 02M
n Y NH & II 3hs
of '54
1000 ..., as
n Y n IL & Ii 6s
5000 -. 1lM
N \ ont & West 40
1000 80. go
eeoe Ssas ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03
NErUnE. l.ACiN0.

NejyySSi nayIadni Palmer
nedavno pustil do sv6ta prohla
SEM, re s1ym bojem proti ke-
t'aslm snizi ceny zivotnich po-
ttcb, ale jiny vladni ufcdnik,
Royal G.. Mecker, komisar pro
dclnickou statistiku, rozbil ty-
TO nadcjc prohlaScnim, ktcrc
ma smysl ten, re po nckolik 70
ku do budoucnUSti ncni nadejc
ia laci, ba apiSc mohou ccny
Jeste steupnout.
MeeEero"y dnyol ipa TT"
Priciny drahoty Sc uvadeii ru-
zhe~ ale kaGdy zkuseny mare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

dohospodar 4 flnancnlk VI, 70
N,,ecky da exc 1astinuic icdna !:
Nadmuti pen6Z. la posledni
ctyfi roxy roZmnozil sc po &C.
lem svet6 objcm pcnez, at liz
beznych, nebo nahrazek, jako
isou dluhopisy a podobne, II
mas M pr. bondy Svobody. Ve-
die toho vyroby spiSc nbyva.
Dale jeStc dncs sc stale yyrabi
pro Vladu mnohC, co valkou
.ouViSi. Pravi: "Maii-li iiti ce-
my do u, muSIn,e odstraniti tv-
Il pti.ing 0b}rm penez. dlu-
hopisu 4 potiobnvch cennych
papiru, musel by Sc znacne u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03
NEPRAVIDELNA DOPRAVA MA PO-
ULICNLCH DRAHACH.

Kdo pfitomne dob6 musi rano Vecer pouzit poucnl
drahu zda- pat doprayu do prace neb eho do-
mov aneb zda- 81 kupue upeni ez musi prodGlat
kaio jsou ide do Rar napakoVani Jako sardnky
dnes mze rici musime pouz nas abychom do ka
dosal bez ohledu to, 60 tamytrpime Caste ctemc
sznas cesuicich rady By m6o vykonat aby ten zo
rad utrpeni bylo odsran6no.
navrh zni by m6la po Cedar Ave. postavit
zvyena drha aby cesuic ychlej eiich mista dopra
by Jn op6 re podzemn draha jiz mela by posta-
yena a by navau odpomohla dale re by kary "a
pan srany mo iezd od Superior Ave kol Cleveland ho
tclu Ontario Superb zp6t mey jezdit rovne az
Ontario Ave po Ontario Ave vychod a zatoct ko
Cevc land hocu k Superior Ave. zapad To jsou ma
vrhy iichz provedcni by malo neb mic neprospeo.
Tovarnk kdyz ziskava vice obednvek ably vyroba zbo
III bla vvkonana opatf rrobni prostredky zvetsuje
pote rou pon6vadz DE TAX mze dostat jcho zavazkum.
doprava pcul drahsch hude prsvideIna tchdy
kdyz pomeru stoupajicimu po6tu cestucch, budou
eva,y dopravn prosrcdly. poednich letech dopra
vnovala maa pozornost Kdy ak Sc KAN kdo dostal
byo vedlejSi v6ci.
Pfi vyyhotoven Tayorovy smlouvy byla stanovena zv
1ladovna kera zasupovat poukazovat spolecno
s m6ssk6 rad6 vSechny ncdosatky tax ably cesujic
brli Ably pro tax duezty trad mohl ziskat
schopnE odbornfk bvlo anoveno $4,000 roCni suzne
Jak staska dokazue, pocet cestujcch vzrostl 38fd
dopravni prostredky zveeny ien 81 Jak muzem oteka
vat pravdeou dopravu ufadovna ejiz vydrzovanf die
zpra pohli $40 900, by m6la poukazat
potre5y ktere Jest opat ably cestuc nerp6l Die
zprav dovdame, byo obedndno 100 kar Kdy budou
pouzih hoove ovsem nevime tax cestucf at do
pravu dale
Zdravotni 1rad oznamuje re Influenza ktera pu-
nastauzen opet uzasne $r Neni divu, kdyz lid
tepG diny neb uradovny mus tfeskutem sn6hu
rozich uc vytkvat nez do netere kary nasim do
Btane.
Obecny lid, kterI nei@ce karach jezd byl by spoke
jenCiSi pr Ii istkach 50c p pohodneiS dOprave nez
stku 25c kdyz plus do kar! nasm vlac nohy
poSlapa Proc usredni delncke organisacc
nu hedostatum naIezou pozornost? Vzdy ncvicc
iech cicnu i'm trpi Jciich vvem r6zumnym icdn5ninl
b ruznych tovarnach vekobchodech mel urc poCatek
zakonCcn dcnni prace, tax ably TO yek6 mnozsvi idu
$cint dob6 dopsavu nccckao Kdyz jen ednotlivc 81
novnch s6zui oho 81 zadny nepovSimne III pan at Jest
nfes konisar hebo naS radni keTi voz eb necha
voz automobech by obcas NELL czdit po ruznych pouic
nch drahach ably pfesy6deiii ceodenni pracf
y6n5 d6lnk musi vytrp6t do doSanc zrast kdyz
prescdat. nabyJch zllSenoS by pax jeeh porin
vice pozornoSti v6noyal Tim BY ii ziskai da6ra
obcann, kcra by i'm vice proSpola nez uhazent fct s
by pred yolbami rs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

- 10000 dollarn hylo w.
rlaccno ma unrtmch pojist~
kach clenu Radu Svornost {.
3, c. S. P. S. "a dobu jeho
5Oti!etcho trvani. Zlata jubi.
lcini oslava v nedeli IS. nnoz
ra objasni mnoho zajima.
vych veci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03


ste vlada z dfivejsich dob vel
svych zasobarnach drzi, muse
10 by Sc vrhnouti do prodeje.i
Take lide museli by Sc We
svych pozadavcich uskrovhova
ii. Financovani valky zpusobl-
10, ze dne5 jsou V obehu diva
dollary tam, kde byval drive
jeden. Vedle toho mejme ma pa
meti, re Sc ohromne mnozstvli
zbozi, hospodafskych statku,
dolu, lesu tovaren V Evropel |
znicilo, je tedy penez mnoho a !
zbozi malo. Pokud budou miti
lide diva doliary misto Jedno-
ho a zivotnich potfeb bude me-
dostatek, drahota zustane. A
vezme to dlouhy cas-, nez-i Sc
nadmute penize We svete V obje
mu umensf a take vyroba ne
muze pokraeovati tax rychle.
Lide radi vsecko svadi ma ke-
t'asy. Neni pochyby 0 tom, ael
lest to zamestnani hanebne, a.
lie je to spise nasledck nezlil
pritina drahoty. Kdyby byloI
mozno vsechny vydfiduchy ma
svete pochytati a pov6siti, skle
sly by ceny bud n1alo anebo
mic"
"Nevidim nad6je ma .nejake
valne kiesani cen do budoucnol
sti ma nekolik roku. Nejlcpsi u
lcvou by bylo, kdyby mohla Via
da svc dluhy zaplatiti. A.c to
nepujde tax rychle. Naopak,
mluyi sc tom, &c budou po-J
skytnuty pdjcky nouze mar
dunn evropskym, jeJlcn prumy-
slnikum q obchodnikum, ably
Sc pomohlo k ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evropy. Stane-li Sc to, zvysi Sc
op6t obeh rdznych dluhopisu a
ceny vystoupi.'
Meekeruv nahled dplne po-
tvrzuje vynikajici briticky fl
InanCnik, ,ord d'Abernon, KITE
Iry byl drive financnim rad
Gem egyptske vlady a dncs je
pfedsedou kanadske obchodni
komi5e. Pravi, re daleko hlav-
mi pTiGinou drahoty jest nizka
cena pcn6z, jejichz objem Sc
irozmnozil. Pravt,s 5edim Sc w.
Isvetli vSecko, iinymi theoriemi
mic. Nevefi, re by n6co zname-
lnala mala einnost We vyrobe.
Naopak, vyrabi Sc dosti, aspon
zivotni potreby nejsou Ia nor
maTem ami o celych deset pro-
cent. Pravi: "Kdyby potfcb-
nych produktu a zbozi We svete
byio malo, byly by ovsem draz-
81, ale tim by Sc nijak nevy-
Isvetlilo, proc jest tax ohromny
rozdil V cenach V ruznych ze-
mich sv6ta. Vemte produkty,
| jez zavisi ma tlrod6. .Nekdy je Ii
roda velka, jindy mala, ale stou
pani a klesani ceny cini rozdil
jen nekolik malo procent. Take
ket asovani, i kdyz jest hodne
odsouzeni, mnoho ma cenach
nezmeni, jak nedavno primal
sam potravinovy kontrollor. !"
Lord Abortion tudiz poukazuje
ma to, ze od roku 1913 ZvySil
sc objem pcnez 400 procent.
Pravi tom:
"Kdczto V rocc 1918 bylo pa
lpiroVych pence We vScch eel
Inych zcmich svcta prib' izno
$6,250.000.000 byIo iich v pro
isinci roku 1918 $4,000, ,000.-
900. Do toho ncni zapoct6no
Rusko, Rakousko q Turecko,
kdc Sc pcnlZe tisknou 0 pfekot,
je to tedy poCitano je$te nize.
Neni tudi3 patrno, zc nadmuti
pcncs ic prielnou hlatni?"' Ia
Ibulkon0, yydanymi britickou
vltflou, dnkazaic, ze stoupani
rcn Y ruZnTch zemich bylo Y
iponicru k tolnu, lax kiera va
la HVC panirore pcnize rozmno
tAila. Ic zemi spojcneckych
.lSou ia tom ncihurc Francic n
| II affo ,lIxa Co.,, Ct.&., LII
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A. +. SfCHA,
tajemnik.
LEO J. PALDA,
vefeiny notaf.

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