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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
WILSON APPEALS
FOR THREE NATIONS
URGES CONGRESS TO GRANT
CREDIT TO POLAND. AUSTRIA
AND ARMENIA.
Declares We Should Not Withhold
From Starving People Of Three
Nations q Small Proportion Of
Our Surplus Food Supply.

Washington. President Wilson on
January -. through Secretary Glass
renewed the appeal TO congress 10
grant credits Of si50OOO.OOO for 20
land. Austria and Armenia 10 alleviate
conditions which threaten moral and
material chaos" IN those countries.
President Wilson's letter addressed
10 MIR Glass follows:
TWlth considerable regret have
noticed from the press that congress
u delaying the granting OF authority
Tor the extension OF prompt and gen.
erous relief 10 the stricken portion OF
Europe, the urgency and importance Of
which. especially Ia respect 10 Poland
Austria and Armenia. you have fully
explained TO the ways and means com
mittee II Is unthinkable to me that
We should withhold from those people
who are In such mental and physical
distress the assistance which can be
rendered by making available ON credit
q small proportion OF our export
able surplus OF food. which would al
leviate the situation.
Though | am sure that you must
have explained fully To the ways and
means committee the appalling situa-
tlon IA those parts OF Europe where
men. women and children are now dy-
Ing OF starvation aud the urgent me-
'eSslty for prompt assistance, beg
n you that you make another appeal |
am informed that through the pub
lshed reports OF hearings before the
ways and mean committee. fhe con-
,ress has now been furnished with In
'ontrovertible fucts showing the nee
'ssity for Immediate affirmative
..tf.u
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
cs.ta,,rsphs MANAGES.

"rhi~ prosperous republic ought not
10 bear any part OF the responsibility
Tor the moral and material chaos that
must result from an unwllllngness ON
our part 20 aid those less fortunate
than ourselves. Merely to husband
n small portion % our surplus, we can
not permit the happening ot this great
catastrophe"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05

Parts Francois pesc,amp>. man.
sx~r % G~erxe~ Carpentl~r. oe Sstur.
aay had meeting with Abraham car
lc@. representing wliiism Fex. Who o.
fsrs Carpenter sSaoesA via. hose Or
tr.~. 10 fight Dempsey
, 1920-09-25
DITORIA

Considerable dissatisfaction appears to
be occasioned by certain requirements of
, 1920-09-25

the sanitary regulations, and especially
as a result of methods employed to urge
compliance with some of the rules. It is
the breadmakers who are complaining
and they represent a case of being called
upon to erect wire closures at all open
ings in apartments used for bread max
ing, under penalty of confiscation of their
business. in this connection it is recall
ed that at the illustrated lecture of the
Sanitation Service in the barracks last
week, the speaker in his interesting ana
tomical observations on the housefy
showed the desirableness of excluding
flies from places where bread is made,
and in order to fully encourage popular
attention to this feature, he advised the
people to buy bread only from those who
were observing the precaLt on of shut
ting out flies by means of wire screens
III which way those others vino did not
adopt such sanitary measures would be
ostracised and thus forced to follow the
example. The sanitary regulations, as
drafted. have not yet passed the Colo
NAL Council and, therefore, have rot be-
come law, and the remarks above refer
red to indicate that the officers Of the
Sanitation Service are fully cognizant of
this, so that while advising and urging
general cooperation in the carrying out
of schemes for the betterment of the pub
lie health they recognize the rights of the
, 1920-09-25

people in this matter. We should say that
the Department has our fullest support in
all it is doing to improve the sanitary con-
dition on this island: and within reason
and with due consideration for laws and
personal rights we are ready to boost any
movement it may launch for the public
good, but we are not in favor of threat
ening people unjustifiably, and intimidat
ing them into doing things under preteXt
of law when no law exists. AS regards
the question OF installing wire screens In
bakeries, we fully endorse the idea and
hope that those concerned will find it
possible to adopt it, in such a way that
in the near future il will be in general
operation; but it is brought to the norice
of the heads OF the Sanitary Department
that the complaints around appear to
warrant attention to the alleged over
stepping OF authority by those coming
into immediate contact with the people,
with whom we know from experience
tact will accomplish a great deal, which
in this instance could rebound only to the
ere it of the Department and success Of
it's efforts
After writing the above. it has come
to our knowledge that officers OF the
Sanitary Department inspected prlvleS
in this town and where the doors were
found locked gave orders to unlock and
keep them open at all times. There are
obvious reasons why privies should not
be accessible tC undesirables who can
make use Ct them if the doors are kept
open, and this order seems therefore too
absurd to be credible. No one is going
to have the privy made a medium OF
spreading contagious disease if it can be
helped, and it does not strike US as sensi
bic either to issue or observe such an
order as that referred to.
We are giving space in this issue to a
communication from Mr.. Tutein on the
fish question. AS we have said on a
previous occasion on this same subject.
Mr.. Tutein has had a long and probably
varied experience in the fishing business,
and we believe he is actuated by con
scientious motives. The question, how
ever, must stand or fall on its own
merits. and in assuring the public that
the columns of this PAPER are open to a
free discussion of the same, provided it
is confined to the subject itself, and offers
such information and suggestion as may
prove of benefit, we withhold further
comment until the views of those most
closely concerned have been heard.
LOCAL.
, 1920-09-25
LOCAL.

S. S. Guiana from New York arrived
at Frederiksted last evening.
1t is understood that the services of
master painter Klint have been engaged
TO paint the dials of the town clock which
will thus be rendered somewhat opaque
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24
Queens

Astoria. Astoria Gar. Willow Franklin.
Charles Amann. 10 Fulton Ave
Brust Bros. Garage. 2ss sth Ave.
Foley's Gasoline Station. 81 Newton Az.
Private Auto Rental Service Co., %
Grand St.
Broadway Garage. 1913 Broadway.
Sheridan's Garage, 20 1lth Ave.
Dayside. Reutllnsers Garage.
Auto Repair Machine Co.
Blissville. Liebman's Garage. 40 Pear
College Point. College Point Garage.
Kraemer's Express Co
A. Dryman. junction and jackson Avss.
Lane and Railroad Ave.
| Doug glaston. Manor Garage.
Elmhurst. auler's Garage. Kinssland
Ave
! H c. Drews. 81 Corona Ave.
| Max Caeser ITO Corona Ave.
7 Kraus Queens Blvd. & Caldwell Ave.
| Brooks Auto Supply Co
| Elmtiurst Service Station. Jackson Ave.
and 25th St.
Flushing. Flushing Auto Garage. 10
Broadway.
| John Geddes.
| Molds Garage
| New Broadway Flushing Garage. San
ford Ave. Broadway.
| Greensboro Garage. 50 Broadway.
Rainier Motor Corp. Ft Farrinton ST
| Wilson's Ge-aee.
Upper Flushing Gar 4s Murray ST
wilkins Garage, Jackson Ave. & Shell
Pd
Jaeger Ave Gar. s Jaeger Ave
North Shore Motor Sales.
WI Ruhl Gas Station. 7sl Jamaica
Ave.
Forest Hills. Continental Gar. continen.
tai Ave.
Fores. Hills Garage. Queens Blvd.
Fred Frey. Metropo!. Cooper Ave
Glendale. Vim. Punp. Cooper Ave.
Central Garage Cooper Ave.
Geo. Ceiser & Sons, 1888 Cypress Ave
caNt Glendale Public Garage.
Liberty Tie Works, Cooper Ave. & Dill
Place.
Hollis. Hollis Ga-o. Sta. Fulton St. Rus
sell Ne.-pie. Prop.
Howard Beach. Anderson ( sierk.
H Pauison.
Jamaica 'frs A Mehr..ns. Hillside ant
Column u- Ayes
Jamaica Monument Garage. HiliHd
Ave. and Bergen st.
Automobile Repairing E. Welding Co.
Fulton ~. & Colurrhu Ave
Theatre Garage. Twombly Pl 4 stand
ard s..
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24
Borough of Richmond

Clifton. sehick's Garage. s51 Bay ST.
II. c. Ernest Garage. Bay st. Towns-
end Ave.
concord. Schenk's Garage. 1925 Glove I'd.
Grant City. Midland Motor Car Com
pany. 2oe, Richmond Road.
Great Kills. Amboy Garage. ssI Amoey
Road.
Brewer. II. g.. ,s7 Amboy Road
Llnoleumviile. Carteret Ferry Corpora
Mariner, l,er n.rbsr. sparry. L.. Washing
New Brighton. Drurys Gar. As Brighton
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. s4ls
Richmond Road.
New Springville. Gerald Darcy. Rich
nlond and <ockland Aves.
Oakwood Heights. Oakwood Heights
Garage. Guyon Ave.
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage
D. A. Mcneil. Amboy Road.
Port Richmond. Richmond Garage. Rich
mond Ave
Richmond. John Banker. sos Richmond
81. George. castieton Park Garage, cas.
tleton Park.
rence." or foot OF Vanderbilt Ave
Burgher, Bridges 6, Burgher. 5s7 Bay
James Thompson & Sons, l,2 Tomp-
kins Ave.
Staten Island Garage. 5sl Van Duzer Ct
Neumann Bros, 80 Ron ST
Stapieton Garage. Bay E. Congress st.
United Tire Co. 14s Canal St
los Borrins Garage. Gorden 81.
Waere-'s Garage. ga Richmond Road
Mullers Hardware Store. 6s5 Bay 81
TompkinsvIlle. St. George Garage. IS,
Bav ST
Edward r. Evans 1sI Bay ST.
J. D. Klllan Auto Co. Inc. 3ss Bay 81.
W. l.. McAdams. &c Grimm ST
Totteuville. Peto & Boyd 24o Main St.
Tottenville Garage ~ Bentley Ave-
Johnsons Garage Arboy Road.
Weat New brighton. Columbian Auto q
Motor Car Co. 1884 Richmond Ter.
Hunsdorter Bros. Jewett & Forest Aves
Interhorough Auto Repair & Supply
CO. Elm ST and Richmond Terrace.
Rowohlt Motor Car Co. 1922 Csstleton
Ave.
A somner 1898 Richmond Turnpik.
Drinnan's Garage, Broadway and Hen
dsr<on Ave
Julia Nsvl'ia's Country Club Glove Rd
and Richmond Trrnnfke
l. West Brighton Auto Supply. Castietop
Ave & Colr-nh,a St
Jos. Iohnson's Sons. 455 BrAa:vay.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24

rogers Ave. 1913. Empire Garage
l!+o. F'latbusn Auto service Co.
| sackett st. 663. Jacob Morgenthaler.
6lo, Commodore Garage.
St. Johns Pi- 1852 Rosens Garage.
POI, Marsh Garage
o2s. Vim. H. Pratt
Sanford st. 2ls. Haggerty Motor Truck
| ing Co.
Saratoga Ave. 10. stucco Garage
schenectady Ave. 50. Schenectady Gar
seventh Ave. 6703. Seventh Ave. Garage.
18th st. 6sl; Prospec, PIX. West Garage.
| Sheepshead Bay Road. 1881. Bayside Car
and W1st ST.. Parkway Auto Garage.
Sheffield Ave. go Sheffield Garage
siesel st: 1s5. Bushwick Terminal Gar.
9th st. 2Ts. Berg & Wenz.
10Th st. 31s, Shore Road Garage.
1901. New Premier Garage.
1885. 6oth st. Garage.
62d st. g. 9Th Ave. Carroll Garage
| 64th St. & Fl. Hamilton Pkway. Dorothea
Garage.
6Sth st. 4o5. Louis stackieroth
10th st. 543 Unique Garage
Smith ST. <s4. Lunde & Bersa
snediker Ave. Is. Atlantic Crossing Gar.
3S7. snsdIker Garage.
Snyder Ave. -. Snyder Ave.. Caraxe.
| So. J. j. Snyder & Sons.
8. Elliott Plnce. 73 Elliott Garage.
| So. 9th Drigys Avc. e. D. Gar. Ina
80
stngg St. $50. stagg Garage
Starr st. 1885 Sunset Garage. Inc.
State St. 2o1. Joseph Zinkhand.
23o. Excelsior Garage
Sterling Place. lis, Smith Randall Engi-
neering Co.
100, Arelt &. Co.
f73, Colony Garage.
473. Unity Garage
474, Cath Eliz Garage.
500. Crocker Garage
1880. s. g. s. Garage.
1894. Lehmans Garage
1S,2-S. Broncale 6; Baggio Garage.
Stephens Court. 80. B. F. Stephens
Stone Ave. "a. J. G. Auto Repair.
53s Stone Ave. Garage.
Stuyvesant Ave. ss, Stuyvesant Hts Gar
Sumner Ave. IA. Excelsior Garage.
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard Schwerman.
Ten Eyclr st. 80. A. Katie.
Tliatford Ave 454, Thattord GaraE~.
Tllden Ave. c2oc rlatbush Auto Co.
s1st St. les. x L Garage.
Third Ave. 1918, Moran Greenhsrg.
and Butler St. L. C. Garage.
Throop Ave. 4. Gayety Garage.
40. Seplowitz Bros.
and Myrtle Ayes. Federal Garage
and Vernon, Federal Garage. No. 2.
Troy Ave io5. Troy Ave Garage
$50, Twin Star Garage.
Goth st. 1os. Victory Garage.
cath Ave. ss27. T. H. Joyce.
Gath st. os7, American Gar. & Mach
Wks
Q Ave- g. Lake St. B. Sickle.
rnderhill Ave. 100. Underh!N Garage.
Union ST. 1874 Union Garage.
s1l, Mcintosh Bros
S3S. NJ. Eckhof
S39. Academy Garage.
go. Park Plaza Garage.
Cor. Sutter Ave. Palace Garage
Utica Ave. 2s. Utica Garage.
Van Brunt St. IS. White Star Garage
Van Buren, st. 55s. Waldorf Storage
Warehouse Garage
Vanderbilt Ave. 2s7. Vanderbilt Garage.
Vernon Ave. so1. keystone Garage.
SIS. Hohweisner d Sons.
Wallabout St. 2S8. S. & p. Garage
Watkins St. 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
352. Watkins ST. Garage.
Naverlv Ave. "a. Merchants Garage.
554, Waverly Garage.
W. 18th st. & Neptune Ave. Foley Bros
". 18th ST. & Neptune Ave. Seventeenth
Street Garage
p. Mnichelo.
W. goth ST. s r. R. Ave somers Garden
Garage.
W. s7th st. Mermaid Ave. ssagats Gar
willoughby & Nostrnnd AveA willoush-
by Auto Co.
and Knlckerbocker Aves, Steigman
Machinery Co.
Vythe Ave. 4o1. P. J. ORourke.
$40. Wythe Ave. Garage.
York St. c24. William Stanton.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24

Whitlock Ave. 1890. Barclay Garage. Inc
Cor. Faile St.. Superior Garage, Inc.
Cor. Tiffany St. Ulricks Garage.
Wliianmsbr1dgo Rd. 1433. Thompsons Ga
rage. j.
and Ludwig Ave. (near Pelham Park
way). +. Manson & Son.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the Worlds Best Casoline

Baker Bros. Garage Co. Inc. - Ne.
" ashington 81.
Cohen x koth CO.. MerFick ROAD near
FRANK be1man. 1e7 Rockaway Rd.
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
Franklin Garage. Franklin st.
International Garage. Smith st.
Hilsiue Garage, Hillside Ave
Mott Bros. Hillside Ave.
Palm Gar. Hillside G. Flushing Avsa
Viegels Garage. Union Hall st.
Strans's Auto Garage Co.. Inc. Fulton
at Smith St.
John Valenti Hillside Ave. Hoffman
South side Garage. 81 South St.
Monarch Motor Service and supply Co,
Merrick Road. near South St.
Blue Stone Garage. 1885 Rockaway Rd-
Jamaica Garage. Rockaway Road.
Republic Garage & Repair Co. 2l2
Triangle Garage. Smith Puntne SITS.
Kew Gnrdens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Blvd.
Little Neck. Cornelrs Garage.
A. p. Wright.
Long Island City. Mccarthy Gasoline
Station. Bridge Plaza.
Clark's Gasoline Station, Jackson and
M. T. Watts. Bridge Plaza
Delaney Auto Co.; sss First Ave.
n. Model Cara Garage. IS PayntOr ;H Or. Ave
Webster Ave. Gar 4th & Webster Ave.
shnpse Auto Co. Bridge Plaza.
POStal Garage, So washington Fl.
Plaza Garage. 369 jackson Ave.
Queens Court Gar. Inc, Bridge Plaza
Brewster & Co. bridge Plaza
smp.sx c Auto Co. 12,h St. Vernon Vernon A.
Everready Garage. sss Crescent ST.
Kaisers Gasoline Station. Thompson
Dury's Garage, 10 jackson Ave
Allied Cleaning & DyenE. n 1st Ave.
Maspeth. Midwife Case. Station. 22oo
Metropolitan Ave.
Middle Village. Hirsch. Jacob.
North Beach. Z. Bottki.
Ozone Park. L. r. Meliere. Jeroms Ave
August Schrempp. Rockaway Road.
Henpstead Road
II. T. Franklin. Hillside Ave. Queens
chas. Lester, Rocky Hin Rd- and Jers-
e. J. T. Canister
Michael V. Alshe i'm er, Rocky Hill Rd.
J. j. Conner Jericho Turnpike & Creed
Avenue.
Richmond Hill. Apex Gar. Lererts. nr.
Jamaica Ave
Geo II. Code. Jr., Atlantic Ava ana
Church St
r. C. Healy. Hillside Ave. & Queens Rd-
Kew Gardens Gar. Metropolitan Ave
K. &. S. Garage and Repair CO. Lef-
J. J. Lake & Son. 1913 Jamaica Ave.
Jerome Gar.. Jerome & beOIcTQ AVG
Greenwood Gar. 2So4 Jamaica Ave.
Brooklyn Manor Garage. 1910 Jamaica
Mitchell Garage. Jerome Avs. & Wal
nut ST
Van Wyoke Garage. 20 Van wycke Ave
South Ozone Park. H Murch. Rockavay
Road and Lincoln Ave.
S. Woodman. Rockaway Road ana Lin
coin Ave
Springfield. w B. Jones. Nerrick Road
and Springfield Ave.
c. IIiggens Merrick Road & Spring
field Ave.
Point Pleasant Garage Locust Ave. and
Merrick Road.
Whitestone. O'Fee's Garage.
Seventh Ave. Garage
Winfield. Queenstown Auto Repair ana
Queens Blvd. and Ramsey ST.
GAZE & Williamson. Rowan ST. & Qusens
Blvd.
woodbavcn. X Keller. Rockaway Rd.
and Ferry s..
Five Point Gasoline Station. Rockaway
Rd and Boyd Ave
Manor Garage. 1898 Jamaica Ave.
Woodhaven Garage. Jamaica and
Woodhaven AYES.
Forest Pk. Garage, 1877 Jamaica Ave.
Victory Garage 1865 Jamaica Ave
Rockaway Blvd Garage. Rockaway Rd
Beckmars Garage. Rockaway Road &
9Th St.
Elmwood Garage Woodhaven Ave. near
Jamaica Ave.
Woodsfde. Kunar's Garage, Flushing Rd
II. Mggo. jackson Ave. and 9Th St.
jackson Terrace Garage, jackson Ave-
and Trainsmea dow Rd.
jackson Ave. and 7th ST.. Pat. Roemsr
Gasoline Station.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-24

The dealers listed below carry Soconv Motor Gaso]n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05
Podivna vsc.

ku prodavacce poutnich tre
tn na Svate Hore pride babka
S kosikcm, ably pry il proda-
vatka ma chvili koSik II sebe
schovala, re jsou mem holu-
bi re babka Sc trochu pomo-
dli pax 81 jej Ease veZme. Ia
malou hodinku vratila Sc po-
bona poutnice a chtela svuj
koSik zpet. Take jej dostala,
jenze prazdny. Babka kosik
otevre, kde mic, tn mic. Spra-
Iskne ruce mad hlavou a da Sc
do kfiku: "Prosim vas, zen
Iska, kde jsou mole holubl?
|"Ukazou,' povida prodavacka,
"hm, opravdu, to oni museli
[uleteti. -" Gale jak pax by
mohli uletet," ma to babka
"vzdyt' byli pecvni!" !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05
JAk FRANCE UCTlVA 4 A.
N MERICKE REVOLUCNl
HRDINY.

FrancouzskA republika jest
vdecna "a projevene mezina-
rodni pfatelstvf, hlavnl mesto
Pafiz ale vykazuje nejpeknej-
81 ddkazy trvalych sympatii
pratelskym zemlm a narodum,
hlavne vsak Spoj. StatGm.
Americany casio jest navste-
vovan hrob Lafayettuv, hrdin-
neho francouzsk6ho vojevnd-
ce, jenz nevAhal tasiti mec, ably
pomahal chraniti mladou nasi
republiku proti britskym utla-
covatelim. K hrobu jeho pri-
sci j general Pershing pred -od-
chodem ma bojiste, kde mela
Amerika splatiti Francii dix
"a pomoc pred stoletim a pro-
nesl pamatna slova: "Lafayet-
|te, jsme zde!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05

Benjamin Franklin pax jest
francouzskemu lidu pripomie
nan celou radou pamatek,
soch, plaket, poprsini, pojme-
novanim ulic, obrazy, atd. Mel
v6tSim a noikrasnejsim pcmni-
KEN Jest nami dnes vyobraze-
ny pcmnik IA namesti Troca-
deru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05

Ma nam6sti Spoj. Statd v Pa
rizi zdobf pax velemesto mad
Sekvanou krasne bronzove SOU
sosf, pfedstavujici Lafayette
spolu Washingtonem. Jest to
vytvar sochare Bartholdiho,
iehoz socha Svobody strezi
newyorsky pristav.
Velka jizdecka socha prv-
neisiho, "a vysOk6m podstavci
jest V Louvru postaVena "a pfl-
spevky nekoIika millionu anne
rickych ditek, ma ddkaz oce-
neni prace, vykonane timto
velkym Francouzem pro svo-
bodu americkou.
Ma malem ostruvku upro-
sired reky Sekvany stojl pax
menSi napodobenina newyor-
/ sk6 sochy Svobody.
Washington sam pax zvec'
men jest jest6 dvakrata jizdec-
I kou sochou a sice ma krizovat.
Ice nam6sti Jenskeho a Troca
| ldaca. Jiny jeho pomnik jest ve
Versailles.
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NAHRADOVA KOMISE We
VlDNI.

Widen, l. Gee. - Sir Will
am Goode, president rakouske
sekce reparacni komise, prijel
do Vidne osmnacti re $50 de-
legati, zastupujic1ch devet e.
vropskych mocnosti. Uradov-
ny jsou pro ne pripravovany v
ministerstvu valky. AZ do dne-
sniho dne, kdy komise ma ko-
natl prvnf schulz, prace bude
omezena ma radne usazenf v
hlavnim meste Rakouske re-
publiky. Cd te DOLBY, CO miro.
va konference sc rozhodla, "a
vesti zde kontrolu, .jeji zastup-
ci udrzovali tesny kontakt po
merry " Rakousku Uhrach.
Komise jest tudiz pine pfipra-
vena, zahajiti neprodlene po-
sitivni praci. Pritomnost ko-
mise ma nejvetsi dilezitost.
Mezi pricinami, ktere zdrzo-
valy az dosud rekonstrukci v
techto stdtech, byla nejistota
vzhledem k vysi reparacniho
dluhu a celkove Gene narod-
|nich zdrojG. Jak mdze nekdo
platiti, kdyz nezna sunni, KITE
Ira Sc ma mem pozaduje a jak
mnze sehnati penize, kdyz ne
zna cenu zdroju? Rakousko je
insolventni a komise jest SPRAY
Gem konkursni podstaty.
Sir William Goode ma pred
sebou tezky ukol. Zada SO ma
mem, ably proved mirove pod
minky, jez jsou neproveditel-
ny; jest zadan, ably splnil roz-
hodnuti, ktera byla ucinena
pro stare pomery a jest "a
dan, ably povzbuzoval poradek
pokoj, .kde vladne Zast' a
zarlivost. Mirotvorci, pravi kri-
tikove, nepTehledli ami jedine
pfilezitosti, aby umoznili veli-
ke male valky., Kontrolni ko-
mise, cili &C., jak je zkrat-
:: ka nazyvana, jest povefena
velikou moci ke kontrolovani
financi. Mdze dohlizeti ma W.
( Der eel, prijmy, platy, vypiso-
vani pujcek a statnl podniky. A
ten, kdo kontroluje penezenku,
kontroluje ovsem vladu. Neni
nemozno, za tato reparacni ko-
mise bude "a nedlouho spravo-
vati cely rakousky stat pro-
!, strednictvim vladnich financi
: Uspech komise zavisi ma tom,
V jakem duchu pusti sc do sve
: prace. Jestlize chce vymackati
krev z vodnice, jeji snahy bu-
dou marne. Jestlize jejim pla-
0 nem jest, provesti nejdrive
vzkriseni, pax Sc muze setkati
! S uspechem. Spojene Staty Ia.
J. stupuji ma komisi plukovnik
> Smith a sekretar Rate.
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v DEN DUSIcEK.
Napsal JOS. Skruzny.

Pana Emanuela Knotecka,
dfednika v pensi, Una pull Pra-
by. Cd tech dob, co mu zemre-
| ly ditky, pozdeji i manzelka,
nema donna stani, chodi praz-
lskymi ulicemi bez cile, navste-
vuje kavarny, kazdy den j.
nou, ale nejvice" casu venuJe
Iolsanskym hrbitovum. Zadny
z tamnich zrizencu nenl obe-
|znamen tax dukladne v tom
labyrinth cest a cesticek, POM
nikG a krizu, jako pan Knote-
eek. Takrka u kazdeho move
pribyl&ho hrobu postoji, zadu-
ma Sc ma chvili, neco 81 zabru-
ci jde dal. Jakmile prijedou
kamenici novou hrobkou ne
DO novym pomnikem, pride
Ii pan Knotecek, poptava sc ma
vse, necha 81 vysvetliti druhy
kamenI zpnsob zpracovani,
potom da delnikum "a ochotu
Ina pivo a ztrati Sc Ease ra-
: dach hrobu.
IL Pan Emanuel Knotecek rad
: pozoruje lidi, V cemz vsak po-
. nekud vadi mu kratkozrakost.
INA deset kroku nepozna niko-
l ho. Jednou byla by Sc mu ia
} to vada spatne vyplatila. Chtel
4, 81 precfst napis ma pyramide,
: stoiici We skupine hrobu, me-
a ri nimiz byla uzka cesticka.
a Vyiezl IA Jeden Mich, noha
Sc mu smekla a chudak starry
;. skutalil Sc zrovna do cerstv6
\ vykopaneho hrobu. Ma Stesti
:. Sc mu mic nestalo, az ma to, re
nemohl ven. Zacal kricet, pri-
v behli delnici, vytahli jej, do
a stall zpropitne, a Cd tech dob,
fekne-li nektery stary kama
: rad, re je jednou nohou hro-
: be, pochlubi Sc starry Emanek.
: on ze Y. mem byl uz- obema.
II Neivice miluje pan Knote-
!; eek deti. Lasku, kterou choval
i ku sym, prenasi ted ma cizi,
q zejmena ma ty, ktere nemajl
y otce ami matky. S takovymi sc
mazli chudym dava penize
ia skolni potreby i ma saty
cvsem len, jsou-li hodne a Ia.
siouzi-li 81 to. A radost vzbu'
e zena utlych srdeckach je mt
a odmenou tax hfejivou, re vet
l. Siho, blaha .nezna.
G Chodi-li pan knotecek ], ne
l. trbitov skoro denne, rozuml sc
J. samo sebou, re tam neschaZ
a o DuSickach. V ten den ma to-
J. lik latky k pozorovani, k po
j rovnani, k dobrym skutkum.
4, Bylo 8 hodin rano, kdyz .pt
k cesticce podle silnice cd Vino
J. hradG ku hrbitovu kracel sta
,e ry pensista, oblecen do Ger
l. nych satu, ktere bral cd po
y hfbu sve zeny pouze ma MaJo
a, YOU slavnost a ma + Duslcky
Ii Prodavacky vencu, svicicek
" ruznych ozdob ma hroby nabi
a, zely mu sve zbozi, ale pal
Knotecek zdvoTile odmital. .
zdobil uz den pred tim hrol
sve nezapomenutelne polovi
cky, svych ditek, iakoz row,
a. pfatel, zejmena tech, o nlch
" vedel, re nikdo ma ne neyzpo
O. meme. Bylo jich dost.
e Dosel az ku vchodu a I'd
Sc ma chvili zastavil. Neobvy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05
Uprirnnost.

Dcera: ia Sc jeste nechcl
vdavatil Rada bych Sc jeste
naucila.
Matka: Toho nenl tfeba
MuzoVe 81 AM nepreji chytrych
zen.
Dcers Ovsenn. ty yzdycky
myslis, re vsichni muzove Jsou
jake mas tatinek.