davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier-index., 1920-02-13

Warm weather's just like the rest of life-exactly what we make it.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
IDAHO FRITZ CROP

Idaho anticipates bounteous bar
Vest this season and. II prices remain
good, the farmers OF the Gem state
are bound 10 be prosperous, as an
excellent crop from the field and the
orchards Is the present outlook.
For the first time, the true orch
ard acreage is known and files OF the
Idaho department OF agriculture give
a description as TO srreage and vari-
cities OF every orchard. These rec
ords show 26.759 acres OF apples.
1859 acres OF Italian prunes, 3O8
acres ar cherries. $50 acres OF
peaches, so acres OF apricots. and
zS4 acres OF pears. or a total of 81
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
las scres. with sueh records as q

s4s scres. With such records as q
guide, II has been possible to make
Worthwhile estimate OF production
from the visitation and reports OF p
horticultural inspectors.
The detailed es'imate shows A.
1853 cars OF apples. 1918 cars OF
prunes. 81 cars OF cherries and five
cars OF pears. with peaches a minus
quantity because OF severe winter
killing. However. when deductions
are made for home orchards and
home consumption. II appears that
Idaho will ship ab~ut 1000 cars OF
apples. or approximately the same
amount as last year. In 1919 the
Boise valley had a small crop, while
the Payette section, including Fruit
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

land. had plenty Of apples, bal iais
YEAR tha tables are turned about and
the Boise valley has a bumper crop
Of both apples and prunes, with an
estimate Of somewhere near 500 cars
Of apples and 600 cars OF pruncs.
Few states. If any. have as extern
siye ana efficient q system OF srat-
ing as Idaho. and fruit grower as
we'll IS farmers in general, are rapid
Iy coming 10 a real appreciation OF
the sureHor prices which come from
The production and sale Of procurts
Of real quality.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

we ray the highest market cash
prices for produce. ID. P. PRODUCE
CO.-adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Roma, % settembre.-Gb operai ital-
iani sembrano essere divisi circa Fac
eoglimento dell 'accordo raggiunto in
ouceta citta' Ia scorsa settimana dai
sappresentanti degli industriali degli
operai con rintervento del Governo,
ends risolvere II grave problema che 81
era presentato con roccupazione degli
stahiiimenti da parte del metalludgici
Ls Union di Milauo hanno domandato
Per un referedum ira gil operai, II
qusle sara tenuto domain. sulla ques
tione sc l'accordo dovra' essere accet
tato. mentre q Geneva tale referendum
e gia' avvenuto metallurgici 81
diehiararono contrari all'acrettazione
D'altra parte gil operai desn stabili
menti CAMP a Geneva hanno deciso d
svacuare subito | laboratori occupati
secvttando COST l'accordo di Roma.
Torino e. stata scene di seri disordin
q dice che Ia folla ha attaccato. senss
provocazione. le guardie regie. Appar,
evidepte che l'agitazione e. fomentat,
dagli estremisti. quail pero' non sor
riusciti ad avere l'appoggio della popo.
laxicne. Dispacci qui' giunti dicono ch,
carri recnvano cartel con Ia iscrizion,
al 'viva Lenine." ''morte al Re-"
''Morte allie suardie resie." Ma quand'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
LeoIon Post Opens Carnival

Audubon, n. j., Sept. 24.-The
Audubon Post, American Legion,
opened its three days carnival last
night to build up its treasury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

4 carri giunsero mel centre della citt'
furono assaliti dalla cittadinanza lie
iscrizioni lacerate. l conduttori furono
tirati giu' dai carri e malmentati. 81
dice che | disordini abbiano dato per
rsultato seete mort, ma la situazione
sotto IL controllo dele autorita militari;
tipograf del giornale la Nazione'
di Torino, hanno occupato local., an
nunzi do che gcstiranno essi stessi IL
giornale. I'm fondo di tire milioni di lire
sarebbe state depositato in una banca
a favore del predetti e che tale somma
proyiene dai Sovietti di Russia.
Roma, % settembre-Le condizioni
finanziarde d'Italia rendono impossi
bile al Governo di vendere IL pane sotto
II presente sistema, senza correre IL peri :
colo della bancarotta, secondo guanto
ha dichiarato II Ministro del Tesoro,
On. Media, innanzi ad un comitato mini :
steriale. II controllore per yiveri
Soleri. ha dichiarato che lie condizion
per | viveri attraverso il paese rendone
necessario di adottare misure per pre-
venire un aumento del presente deficit
che e. di circa 6,000, 900 900 di lire
causato dal sistema di compra del Crane
all 'estero venduto al disotto del costC
in Italia.
Una legge sara presentata al Parla
mento per migliorare tale condizione
Roma, % settenbre.-n Govern,
nutre speranza che sara able di potel
ridurre il deficit ferroviario, ammont
ante a $50 milioni dilire, con uni
importante rforma che comprende Il
gestione delle linee ferroviar is soto
controllo del Governo stesso. Clio
secondo un annunzio semi -uficiale.
La suaccennata riduzione avyerra
non ostante raumento di paga teste
coneesso aiferrovieri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

A few sips Of water every three or
four hours being his only sustenancc.
Father Dominic, the mayors chap
lain, said to the correspondent after
visit to the prisoners bedside ''His
cheeks and temples are sunken and ais
body Is badly emaciated. He has had
an almost continual headache for ten
days, but his mind Is always clear. The
leagues reports of his extremely
weakened condition are not overdrawn.
It Is not true that the prisoner daily
reads the newspapers. He reads for a
few minutes at "A time. but the paper
is always held by a nurse. 1t is also
incorrect to say that MacSwiney shavss
himself. He is shaved every two OF
three days by a warder."
Father Dominic said that in the
event Of Mr.. MacSwiney's death Ls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
MAYOR M'SW|NEy
VERY EXHAUSTED
Prisoner Has Another Bad Night
and Pains in Head Re-
sumo
BY the Associated Press

London, Sept. 24.-Terence Mac
swiney, lord mayor Of Cork, was in n
very exhausted condition this morning
at Brixton prison, according to a bull
letin issued by the Irish Self deter
mination League.
He spent a very bad night, the bull
letin declared, and tho severe pains in
his head, Of which he has complained
frequently began again this morning.
officials at the London headquarters
Of the Irish Self Determination League
manifested no anxiety last evening over
the immediate danger of Lord Mayor
MacSwiney's death, but stoutly main
tanning that he was receiving no food.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

would be buried in that portion Of the
Cork cemetery allotted to "the vic
Tins Of the English" alongside the
grave of his predecessor, Lord Mayor
MacCurtain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
CHINA AND RUSSIA At ODDS
Official Relations Terminated When
Embassy at PekIn 10 Ctosed

Peltin, Sept. 24.-(By A. P.)-The
Chinese Government has isued a man
date announcing the termination of Of :
ficial relations with the Russian lega :
tion. The mandate assures Russian ma :
tionals the best treatment under the
Chinese laws and instructs the foreign
Office to provide for the conservation OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

minister, who was in charge Of the le-
gation in pekin through appointment
by the late Emperor Nicholas, tnat, in
view Of the nonrepresentative status OF
the Russian legation the voluntary. ces-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
/ GRAW D|SORD|N|
AWENUTlA T0R|N0
on Estremisti Tentano convin-
cere ! Metallurgici a non Ac-
cettare rAccordo di Roma

Published ard Z stributed Under
PERMIT NO. S41.
Authorised by the act Of October 9.
1917. on Me at the Postoffies Of Phila-
A. 9. BuRLEsoN.
"a Postmasts General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

sation Of functioning by the Ies.n.-
and the Russian consulntes wo,,id y
welcome. Prince, Kcudacheff infopms@s y
the Chinese foreign minister thai nsa "a
would retire at an early date. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
Russian property and other interests

"A dispatch from Pekin September
10 said the Chinese foreign Office had
notified Prince Koudachef, the Russian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Credit 10 born Of confidence. r. r. T. Men
and Management believe they have earned
public conhdence.-Ady.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02

to this saturnalian feast OF
greed Why not now?' JUS
tice demands that a limit be fixed
to the middleman's profit: the
very existence of our industria!
system demands it. Why delay
We limit the rate of interest
that a banker can charge-and
the bankers are honorable men.
Why should a manufacturer,
wholesaler, or a merchant be
allowed to charge without limit?
We need a usury law for busi-
ness as well as for banking. The
unnecessary middleman should
be eliminated-the useful middle
man should be compelled to serve
at a reasonable rate. Justice
must not wait. w. J. BRYAN,
in The Commoner.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
THE PROFITEER MUST co

The producers and consumers
are in no mood to permit the
profteer to continue his exploita-
tion. He is skimming all the
cream off the milk. He is not
only doing injustice to those
whom he is supposed to serve, but
he is threatening our whole in
dustrial system.
The only test of wages is to be
found in their purchasing power,
What good does it do to double
wages if prices rise still more
rapidly? And it is true on the
farm as well as in the factory.
and adjustments move more
slowly on the farm. One can
not, when he plants, know the
price of the commodity at harvest
time. When he begins to feed
a calf at weaving time he can
not know what the price of beef
will be three years afterwards
when the calf is ready for the
butcher. If the middlemen are
permitted to exact an unreason-
able toll men will be drawn from
both farm and factory in trade,
and the larger the middle class
becomes the larger the burden
thrown upon those who toll.
The higher the per cent of profit
allowed to those who buy and
sell, the harder it will be to per-
suade the farmers sons to remain
on the farm--the more difficult it
will be to induce the artisans
sons to follow their fathers craft.
Eventually the end must come
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
BUILDING COSTS WILL NOT FALL

in our opinion the general
building situation throughout the
nation is such as to lend encour-
agement to those who contem-
plate building at this time. We
must have factory buildings and
office structures for the business
industries of the country. We
must have hotels for those who
travel, we must have apartments
and houses for everybody.
"The general supply of build
ings in this couLtry is very far
below the demand. Material is
scarce, transportation facilities
are crippled, and we are short on
labor. With these conditions il
would seem illogical to look for
any recession in prices. The
building situation will, of course,
reach a place of stabilization
sometime, but this will not mean
that costs will hold their own. "
This is the advise of S. w.
STRAIT, & Co., which has made a
study of the situation and is go
ing ahead with large building
operations in New York City,
where construction costs are
much heavier than in the West.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02

pick on sugar when every
other food element is approx
mately as high as sugar, in COM
parisOn to pre-War prices.
There seems to be too much
unrest in the country. Every
body seems to want an increase.
An area of speculation seems on
US. The laboring man is specu-
lating, taking a chance of trying
a new job-everybody seems to
want more money and to my
mind it's the more money we
already have and are too willing
to spend, which keeps prices con-
tinually advancing.
After all, it is the public's
ability to pay, plus desire, which
makes the market, and cost
has nothing to do with it.
"As long as there are folks
willing and able to pay $40 for a
pair of shoes. there will be 500
shoes-and if the public is willing
to buy $50 shoes, they will be
offered at that price. "
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
UNREST AND MORE MONEY

In commenting on the sugar
and candy and labor situation,
Walter K. Louis, secretary of the
Western Confectionery Associa-
ton, says; The outlook for the
candy industry is bright, as the
public is demanding it more and
more as an everyday article of
food.
Sugar is still being we'll ad-
vertised by the newspapers. 1t
seems strange that they should
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
For State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction

hereby announce myself as can
didate for State Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, subject to the action of
the Democratic Party at the Primary
Election, September Z, 1920.
Will appreciate the support of the
people of Arizona.
Yours respectfully,
A. c. PETERSON.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
For Supervisor

! hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination of Supervisor,
in Supervisor District, No. |. subject to
the action of the Democratic Party at
the Primary Election. September, 1920.
w. A. BENNETT.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
For County Treasurer

] hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Treasurer, subject
to the action of the Democratic Party
at the Primary Election, September Z.
1920.
J. A. WOODS.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
JULY 2. 1920
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff

| hereby announce myself as can.
didate for The II, mination Of sheriff OF
Graham County, subject To the action
of the Democratic Party at the Pri
mary Election, Septe mher 4 1920.
JOSEPH II. WOoLSEY.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02

hereby announce myself as a car
didate for the nomination of Sheriff oi
Graham ounty. subject to the action
of the Democratic Party at the Primary
Election, September Z. 1920.
j. ID. SKAGGs.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-02
THE ROLL OF HONOR

The following states have
ratified the National Wo-
mans Suffrage Amend
mont
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Inz. L. Cernov:
zE8SIBIkE DOMUl
(Crty ruskeho 'fegior1ai.e sna -ce-
ste do Vastly
/. /Tepluskou do Vladivostoku

H ASFAuCnOu Wv AoubV0oSVh0 w
Motto: 'Jako po dobyti Troje
kazdy sebral veci svoje,
pc domovu touhou prahna
plachtami pretfzil rahna,
hlede kudy by uplach'
domu ma vsech parusach
(plachty).
"Da-da-da" (ano) nase ce-
sta byla delsf nez z Prahy do
Chuchle, musili jsme ma vychod
pres Sibir, oceany ITCHY a "A
tlanticky, pres Ameriku a Evro
pu, protoze ma zapad nam ce-
stu zavreli bolsevici.
Vraz, Korensky, Karel May -
co ii dneska znanfenaj'?
Nebylo vsak casu pet
10 ceste pres cely svet,
|kterou - nedoslo vsak k d.
kun
dekujem jen bolsevikIm:
|neb co nejde ma "vyvrat'',
podarise ma "obchvat" (obejiti
fronty)
a tento zpusob vojenske takti-
ky {ac to znali Indiani) nasi
hosi gznamehite Spouzivali pri
dobyvani,sibirske nagistraly.
Nase costa sdomn 'byla. pima
nebezpeci fzeleznicni nestesti,
prepadeni a p.) a trvala do
Vladivostoku diva mesfce.
Cesta>byla malo rajska,
zvlaste' tam u krasnojars ka,
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ske. Y trestnici mesta Ilavy ma
Slcvensku veznen byl pro w
zvedacstvi zatceny varsavsky
nadporucik Bella Drohnicz. =
Nadporucik tento jiz delSi cas-
organisoval a smlouval S ostat.
mimi trestanci nasilny utek z
v6zeni. V sobotu doslo die L.
mluvy k tinu. Odpoledne, kdy
shromazdili Sc trestanci, ably
nastoupili praci V dilnach We
zenskych, ma dane heslo vrhli
sc ma strazce, odzbroiili je a
prchli z trestnice. Uprchlo IA
vaznu, z nichz 60 bylo ma uteku
chyceno, 8 postfeleno strazemi
p zastrelen. Vudce vzpoury,
nadporucik Drobnicz, byl row.
nez chyccn. Vysetrovani je "a
hajeno.
Zle dobrodruzstvi zpevaGek.
Y Marseilie zasly dive lehkomy-
sine zpevacky po divadle S ma
hodilymi ctiteli do hotelu. Je-
llch rytiri bvli vsak lupici, kteri
SC na ne smluvili, ably Jim po-
brali skvoSty, iez osubky mely
ma sobc. Iedna nlch. jista
Schmidtora. byla zavrazdena.
l,ur,c II zardousll v posteli.
l'r'lha, llsta Marchandova, Wy
nlk'a sc svemu ctitch, jenz ii
chysfal SteJny osud, a podarllo
Se u Nyskociti q okna. Uvizla
.Fsak Y telegrafnich dratech, z
n'chz il rano vysvobodili hasici
poIomrtvou.
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@ l,1ravni podstate bolsevis-
mn lest skoro zbvtefno psati.
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POZEAMKY X SOUCASNYM
Y UDALOSTEM.

HIKE EecUeiH IdhO lXIaHil Ildu
sburku.'
NicnAcne uvadena jsou mno-
Ia faFta jallo zaruka,t ze ko-
munismus nebude viteznym v
cele z4nli a mezi mimi jest cito-
van zdravy roZum ceskosloven-
skeho lidu, spolu S disciplinou
a unirnenosti jejich delhi
ckfch spolkd a agrarnimi Ia
kony, jez daily wink konserva-
tivni trid6 drobnych zemed6l-
en- Konecne jest tn fakt, ze "a
hraniGnl sm6rnice zeme zusta-
Inou We spolehlivych rukach
presidenta Masaryka q zahra-
nicniho ministra dra. Benese.
Nicmene vsak da pry Sc yysto-
pOvati v ministerske krisi v
Praze, steine iako V rude" a.
eitaci VIC Vidni a mezi Chor.
vatv, produkt bolSevickeho zla-
ia a bclSevicke propagandy n
V teto souvislosti autor pozna7
menava:
"Tato okoInost ma naneivy-
Sc dulezity politicky a strate-
gIcky vztah k budoucnosti w
chodni Halice a maldho rusin-
skeho cipu severovychOd-
Mich Uhrach (jenz spojuie Ce-
skoslovensko Rumunskem) j,
mad nimz protektorat byl sve-
fen neivysSi radou Prazska
Wade. Kdyby vvchodni Halle a
omen clip (ktereho nektefi ce-
sti Statnici radi by Sc nyni zba-
Wild siednoceny 'byly Sc sov6-
tc, I'm Ruskem, neb S nastro-
ipm posledneisiho 'rudou" u
kraj jinou, rusti bolsevici NELL
by pfimy styk S ceskosloven-
$kym dzenlima zaraHili by kiln
nleZi Rumunsko a Polsko stei-
Ee iako meZi Rummsko a Ce-
skoslovensko. Moskva nevaha-
la by pouziti sveho spoieni a
vlifu s'posldzc. 2minGnou zemi,
aDy utinila il prostredim pro
Sllenl ''rud6ho' evangelia,
zdali ne Zrovna "rudeho" me-
&c, ma z1pad a jihozapad. TO
lest vyhiidka. jig ami Rumun-
sko, ami Jihoslovansko ami RAJ
kousko - tim meme pax Uhry
= ltalie - nemohly by pozoro-
vati lhosteJnosti. Ma stesti ie
ySak dosti moudrosti v Praze
na odvraccni takov6 katastro-
| Ify."
To Jest tafy lsudek ciaince
| o bo!sevictyi V Ceskoslovensktl
- cizinco, ienz ma dnveru v
Cesfosloyensky narod a ty.
kdoz ridi jeho osudy. Y onom
clanku "Digestu"$jest citovana
tez cast Teei proslovene presi-
dentem Masaryken V PTibami,
liz ncdavno uplnosti isne
piinesli. Xe bolsevicka a ko-
munisticka agitace Y Ceskoslo-
Vensku neprospiya uv6ru mIa-
Dc repuhiilty zahraniGi, lezi
NJ biiednl.
O nlravni podstate bolsevis-
mn lest skoro zbvtefno psati.
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: SLItGl al y biSCSI uhNiul tl'-
,chu nezadouci rellamy Cesko-
slovenske repubIice minuly ty-
den. Tato tydenDi revue, jez
.vychazi We stat;sicovem nak.a-
du, czT1ainnie obsah kazdeho
bezn4hO cisla nejpfedneisich
dennicfch Zemi a kazdy z
1nilliont jeiich ctenaf1l zt6del
ze jest V dotycn6m elsie "Di-
gesc" clanek "Bolshevism in
Czechoslovakia." Kdo 81 ten
clanek precetl, shledal, re to $
tim bolSevictvim V CeskosIo-
vensku neni talk zle a jest zaii-
mavym pro ceskeho ctenafe.
Clanek jest psan diplomatic
kym korrespondentem londyn-
skeho Daily Telegraph" a .ie
to tudiz usudek cizince po-
metech V Ceskoslovenskc reph-
hlice. Kdyz Sc byl zminil o
sporech V ceskoslovenske soci-
;ilni deniokracii a odstoupenl
koalicniho ministerstva, autor
pokracuje:
"Tento pribeh Jest tim vice
pozoruhodnym vzhledem k O.
stremu politickemu smyslu ce-
skVch kruhu poslaneckych WI
bee obchodni hystrosti, pod
nikavosti a pficinlivosti ceske-
no naroda. Pravda, pfitomna
koalicni vlada socialnich de-
mokrat1. narodnich s0cialistu
n agr&rniku, byla snad ia nei-
radikaln6j$i V civilisovanG r
vrope a uplne pfijala "a sVui
ideal socialisovan6ho a zna-
rodnenano statu; avSak vslch-
III cesti statnici az dosud po-
trail MAJOR, re takoyv ideai
mohl neb mel by byti uskutec-
nen, zdali Vubec kiy, .jinak
nezli istavnimi a velmi pozvol-
nymi kroky, V souhlasu po-
kracuiicim zvclebenim We we
orecnGm. politicktm a profe-
s;onelnim vzdelani vrstev lido
vych. Nicm6nG lsou nckteii ce-
sti politikove skuteGne odpo-
rucuiici schvaieni ceskosloven-
skym staten leninovskeho kre-
da a clenstvi tfeti internacio-
naly. Jest jasno, re toto po-
blouzn6ni neni sdileno nezli
maleu mensinou Geske socialn6
demokraticke skupiny, neb ko-
munistickymi agitatory, ziid-
-ka jenom ciste Geskeho puyo-
du, yydrzovanymi Moskyou Y
kazdc 2 novych stfcdocvror-
skyoh a balkanskych zemi, Ce-
ska popularni sympatie sc SO
vetovym Ruskem, tax ostre Sc
projevivsi ga rusko-polskeho
zapasu, byia zrovna tax W.
sledkem neoblibenosti Polska
jake iasly k RuSku, avsak la
ska tato, kazdem pfipade,
oyla spise pro Rusko nez pro
soyet a spontanni vybuch vel
mi slime panslavistlckc orienta-
&c Cechu od leJlch narodniho
probuzenl kolein roku 1900. Ia
stafych dnu milovali carskd
Rnskn q ndenzovali carisn,us
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''svET''

astehovalcd, nemajicich voleb-
niho prava - melo by byti O.
devzdano nejmene 35,000,00
hlasu, po udeleni voiebniho
prava zenam.
Pokud nejsou pri ruce spo-
drobne vykazy, nelze einiti nj
jakych ,srovnani. Socialiste tyr
di, re bylo .odevzdano pro Deb
Sc diva milliony hlasu, coz jest
sjiste velky pocet, ale pri tom
dluzno mfti ma mysli. re vsech
hlasu pribylo a zdali skutecne
diva milliony hlasu byly pro
Debse vrzeny, hlasy teto stra-
ny Sc o malo vice nez .zdvoj-
nasobily, cd r. 1912, kdy pro
|tehoz kandidata odevzdano
1877, oil hlasu kdy vsech hla-
su vrzeno 15,002,110. Jinak
ovsem, jak svrchu pravime, te-
prve az budou podrobne vyka-
zy pri ruce, bude mono ciniti
srovnani a zavery o ne sc OPT
ra3ici.
Ma zitfek pfipada druhe W.
|roci uzavreni primeri. Zde v
Clevelandu byl ten den prohla-
Sen "a mistnl 1redni svatek,
coz znamena, re Sc nebude
pracovati v obecnich a okres-
mich jlfadech, ale jinak asi pu-
| jde vsechno We SVEN obvyklem
chodu. Amerika 81 ma syatky
mnoho nepotrpi = 2 tech Via
steneckych uial Sc zde vfastne
ljenom ctvrty cervenec, den izdo
benz hrobu slaven Jest ieliom v
n6Kterych statech a den naro-
Izenin Washingtonovyeh IA. Lin
co1novycf jsou vlastne jenom
lpolosvatky. Den dfkuvzdani Sc
sice sslavi zdatne, nez ten sotva
ma2eme szaraditi do 'kategoyie
tlasteneckych svatku.
I Nicm6ne vsak den IT. listo-
padu bude vzdycky slavnym V
americke historic, nebot' nebyti
Ameriky, jez prispela ma po-
moe spojencdm rozhodne
chvili, prusacky militarism by
byl diktoval mir a snad fidil o.
study sveta po celia staleti. A
narod tesky nebyl by dnes svo-
bodny a neodvisly, kdyby sebe
vice ob6ti byl prinesl a kdyby
Sc mu podarilo rozbiti Rakou-
sko, kter6 1slastne bylo jenom
vassalem Nemecka. Po Rakou-
sku bylo by nastoupilo Nemec-
ko monarchie Habsburska by
la by snad zUstala jenom die
imcna. Syetova valka byla roz
hodnuta ma zapadni front6 a
tamtez byla vybojovana j ces-
koslovenska svoboda.
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