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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12
UNI0NISM MEANS AAIERICANISM
NON-UNIONISM MEANS FEUDALISM

The union shop is a challenge to
absolutism in industry.
In the union shop the employer is
shorn of autocratic power to set
wages, hours and working condi-
tions. Here, joint bargaining is
the rule. The workers have a
voice.
In the non-union shop the en-
ployer is master.
This employer is less frank than
the Roman slave owner and the
feudal baron, both of whom con-
trolled the lives of their chattels.
But his purpose is the same-mas-
terry over the men and women of
toll.
He makes no pretense of super
iority and divine right, as did other
autocrats. He talks of liberty and
equal opportunity.
His liberty is to have each worker,
single handed, pit his wit and his
need to labor against a trustified
industry that is powerful enough
to defy government, debauch the
judiciary and corrupt public opinion.
His equal opportunity is for work
ers to be content with wages set
by him or by officials of the state
who can be controlled by him.
This employer believes in labor
organizations-if he has 'the last
guess" He must be the court of
last resort, have the final word in
every dispute.
To talk of liberty where non-un-
ionism exists is mockery. There
can be no democracy where employ
ers have personally y-controlled com
pany unions" and welfare systems,
as did slave owners who boasted
of their treatment to vassals.
There are only two systems in
industry-union and non-union.
The union system rests on collec-
tive bargaining and the workers
right to be represented by persons
of their own chosing.
The non-union system rests on
individual bargaining with the work
er pleading his own case or by a
person the employer approves.
The non-union system is never
referred to as such by feudal EN-
ployers. Their publicity agents coin
catchy phrases to cloak this un-
American system.
Their "open shop" "free labor
and similar terms are tricky, de-
ceitful and misleading.
Mans noblest, ideals are gutter
lied" by these labor exploiters who
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12
WOULD IMPEACH
THE GOVERNOR
Alabama Labor Appeals to the
President for Guarantee of
Civil Rights.

Alabama labor is demanding the
impeachment of Governor kilby
for sending state troops into the
coal strike district. 1t is also ap-
pealing to President Wilson to pro
tect the civil rights of citizens. At
a special convention of the Alabama
State Federation of Labor, held in
Birmingham to consider and act
upon the serious situation confront
ing the workers, the following petit
ton to the president was unani-
mously adopted and sent to the
White House by wire:
"The lawless governor of Ala
bama, under the pretense of pre-
serving order in the mineral district
during a miners strike, but actually
for the purpose of suppressing the
strike, has placed the national
guard in control of this district, and
under his authority martial law pre-
walls, civil rights of citizens have
been suspended, freedom of speech
denied, public assemglage forbid
den, homes of peaceful citizens in
vaded and searched, army seized and
the right to pass freely over the
public highway forbidden.
"Under color of his office this
governor is denying due process of
law as guaranteed by the mourteen-
tn amendment; he is denying to citi-
zens the equal protection of the
laws; he is violating both federal
and state constitutions and laws; he
is upholding what is practically
peonage on the part of coal oper-
ators.
"The Alabama State Federation
of Labor, in extraordinary session
assembled, appeals that you will
put federal agencies in motion for
the protection of the people and the
redress of their grievances"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

torney general, nevertheless, in or
der to market these bonds, it will
be necessary to obtain a decision
of the supreme court of the state
upon this question.
"The act becomes effective upon
the proclamation of the governor,
This proclamation cannot be made
until the returns have been can
vassed by the secretary of state
AS soon as that canvass is had and
the proclamation made, suit will
be 4. Immediately instituted in the
supreme court to test the legality
of the act. If the decision of the
supreme court is favorable to the
validity of the act, the state board
of finance will proceed to issue and
sell the bands. Immediately there
after every possible step will be
taken to facilitate the early pay
ment of compensation to veterans
in the manner prescribed by the
act. In the meantime, all possible
preliminary action will be taken and
arrangements made"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

New York, Nov. 8.-With official
reports from vital industrial centers
indicating that a period of wide
spread unemployment has arrived
in the United States, there is ur-
gent need of adopting a construc-
tive, permanent program of relief
and prevention along the lines of
the new and far-reaching unemploy-
ment insurance act which goes into
effect today in Great Britain, ac-
cording to a statement issued today
by the American Association for
Labor Legislation.
An appeal is made for immediate
concerted efforts to avert a repeti-
ton of the tragic bread line crisis
of 19l4-15.
"Six years ago we had months Of
industrial depression" says the
secretary, John B. Andrews. "Hun-
dreds of thousands of workers were
without jobs. Municipal lodging
houses overflowed into city morgues
where foot-sore and discouraged
men on bitter winter nights slept
in rows on the floor. We even had
nightly raids on the churches by
men who admitted they came to
sleep in the pews. We had bread
lines. Committees were organized,
conferences were held, and many
fine dinners were enjoyed where
the unemployed were discussed
Mobs marched upon city halls, and
investigators gathered statistics.
Meanwhile, desperate housewives
overturned push-carts upon the pub
lie streets, while rude workmen ac-
vised to eat fish.
"In the course of months" DR..
Andrews continues, industrial con-
ditions improved. And with the
passing of tina tcrisis, public inter
est in unemployment likewise pass
ed away 1t is one of the tragedies
of this problem in America that
public attention can be directed to
it only in time of crisis, when ener-
gies must be concentrated chiefly
upon temporary, charity relief. An
other peculiarity of this problem
is that surely as night follows day
ad sparks fly upward-one indus
trial crisis follows another. Abund-
to be revisited soon"
DR.. Andrews asks whether legis-
lators believe that the army of un-
employed in 1920-21 will be without
leaders this time to dramatic the
social and industrial responsibility
for the plight of the workers.
"They will have a different lead
ership,' he says. "They will not
have forgotten the prolonged com
mittee meetings and half promises
of only six years ago. They may
even suggest that profiteering-eX-
cessive prices-led the public to
strike, to quit buying. They are
asking why industrial managers
should with impunity stop produc-
tion. Already they are evidences
of this as in circulars spread among
workers declaring that you have
produced too much. That's why
you have starved midst plenty
They are demanding participation
in the control of industry.
"Out of the conferences of six
years ago did come a practical pro-
gram for the permanent relief and
prevention of unemployment, includ-
ing a nation wide public employ
ment service, systematic distribu
ton of public work, regularization
Of industry, and unemployment in
surance. But scarcely a beginning
has been made toward its adoption
in the United States"
Other industrial nations, the state
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12
LABOR WILL FIGHT

The election is of the
of suppression
in
cetera be in
Labor well of its
it
clearly now 1t is this: LABOR WILL FIGHT"
be O
the Legislature any encohment Iabors rights If that fails
referendum should
action the courts wherever that advisable But above ALL Labor
fight that be made weepngy victorious profits
be DONE full statement Of what occurred at Yakima and the
Seattle will compiled
mion early
is FIGHT!
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12
Smoke OLYMPIC 10e Cigar.
GOMPERS ON SAFETY

Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, says:
"No greater service to humanity
can be given than that which seeks
to prevent accidents and occupation
al diseases. 1t is an amazing price
we pay for the terrible slaughter
in the industrial life of our coun-
try. The existence of a national
safety movement demonstrates that
society has awakened to the fact
that people must assume the burden
of those manned and killed in in
dustry in the added costs of pro-
ducts purchased The national safe
ty movement seeks to create in the
individual that spirit of self-de-
termination that will prompt him
to watch his step, to be always on
the lookout for danger, not only for
himself, but for others. Better
than all is prevention rather than
compensation. 1t is better to be
safe than sorry."-Nationa Safety
News.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

would destroy independence in their
workers,
These non-union employers, these
petty autocrats, lack the courage Of
German militarists who boldly de
clared; "Might makes right"
The need for trade union agita-
tion and education was never so
urgent.
The difference between the un-
ion and non-union systems should
be stressed at mass meetings, by
discussion and every other public
ity method.
Unionism means resistance to
wrong,
Non-unionism means docility, ser
Witty and "squaw men,"
Smoke CHALLENGE Zoe Cigar.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

For testing concrete a govern
ment laboratory in Europe has in
stalled a hydraulic press with a
crushing force of 1000 tons to the
square inch.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12
THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE
WIN. STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR

Published weekly by the
tanning official other the member
ship Local Unions
which might be of value Office of the publications Maynard Bldg
Seattle, Washington
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

Philadelphia makes so per cent of
the country's glazed kid.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

Canada has 68 plants engaged in
the manufacture of electrical goods.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

Smoke BLUE RIBBON Sc Cigar.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-11-12

Smoke CHALLENGE Zoe Cigar.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Nase Beseda

TOPEKA, kANs,, duc 7 zafI
1920. Ct6na red. "Pokroku''
Pfhl bych ii oprayiti jedno tyr.
zcui, jez Sc yyskytlo Y mo 1yazG
0 Iedogcich Napsul isem, ~, po.
kud feka Missouri v Dakotaeh H..
a. na jit, yfehodni bfeh jest u
hlazen}, zdoadni yyssi rozerya.
NJ. Napsal jsem 70, MAZE III my.
tli mapn South Dakoiy ~ jsefd
napsal, plati ysak jon ~ q 10 mi
Heb od Nebraaky no seyerozapad
Oh 1stf feky Cheyenne ddle ia 81
verozdpad, asi 300 mil, ygchodnl
birch frky Missouri Baopak II w
sok(, kopfit9, rozcryanY u sesta.
vi h l%ed0ycoytho depositH Tolik
I'M opraytL
Pred u~erejskem ~oslagoyln Y
Topeka Labor Day Den Price
slayufji, nezli kdy pred lin V 10,
peka Idejsi dhlnictyo postaraIo
w D rozlitht prfvody n zdbayy.
jakoz 0 feenlky dine. kansassk9
profit +staykoyg zakou lezf y1denm
dtIntkh jako kamen Y zalndtn
Hefutei byli h opafn9ch p6in lid.
skkho mysleni b lidskh %spolefno
wi, Prynim fefnlkem byl Agn9.
silk nell atheista. proslnlg pray.
nix llareuoe n. Dafrow, zasfnpee
II w w. RfeDil asi hodinu h phl
ndpoIedne Y porku X yelkfmu n.
etnpn lidu Potlesky ale patrpf
ucsly pam DarroN .oyi TAX beinh
il mocph, Jak die zdau1 ofekhtdl.
feyjUii kmNaeakh garmery, jako
phyodoe proti sfaykpy@bo zakmm
AIleuDya Byi stale neryosnl
Kausassk5 audience pafrnf urpc.
hoyala jeho vfrok1 Nimo padfjt.
NJ Dfkdy Att pfeyezipe doiy. lesy
ii transported, zhstal bpzra1nf n
htndnh. totlD, 10 due4 m1zemp IN
III i zdjm4 #thyajleleh nesphzi
uezi zamhsfnp yafeIeW d d1iulkpm,
I kdyby sfht pfevzal fefeuf fudu
sfrje, zaafauo mnoho zawtstDaya
fpl6 h Mmlsfnanfeb v Jlu1eb b
b1reeb. Ohlhstl te1u1ka yeder1
10, kazafeIe. i MINI prg V muo,
hem souilaf - M M ndbozent
sfyf,
ye1ey W mkstskfm audjfofju
f4xnn hodinu 4 phi Jtey, Ir JfD
Kim \ Kansas CIR, kt4rT ne3eu
" ksssfxtEm rg>fb1t1ynf eirkys
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Casolinove a olejovc pohony.

tam, ale zdroye1 / hlaynim re.
daktofem tasopisu Kansas Cit,
Post Y ncd6Ii kdze. We ysedni
dry pise 1yodniky. zyIdstG 1yod.
milky pro ffslo nedtlnf krom to.
no slouzi jake zastupce delniku y
lBdnstrielni radt V Kansas City
ne sam ncni dtlnikem, ale 2amtst.
n1yd aspon 300 dtlnikn die w.
fejnfbo sy.ho pfohldseni. Rev.
Jenkins Y feei svf tez napadal
%kaHsassk} industrieIni zakon 81
clyhlil dobrb strdnky Syazu Pra.
&c, 0podltaYal yymozenosti jeho,
ale 0stfe Il r0zhodnf yaroyal He.
deraei pred oslepenim, jdoucim
Ne s~obeekosti. lIlaynd yyaitaI ~.
dcfaei, Ne jc pills zarliya 0 IA
ch0Ydnf "roynostiv mezi tIeny d
Unto zbra1ilIje postnpu nikterfch
4 tim pfekazi, ably v d~ilnictyn
rozyinoyala " sehopnost pro spos
luaprhw ipdpstrii, kterfz Ne jinak
hluenf dozaduje. Napraya ne.
snazi mezi d6lnikem Il zamlstna-
yatelem mGze ptijiti jen y lepsi
no doroznmenf mezi mimi il \ vice
k~o+opeface, ko.operace pax Dude
nlozna jen, kdyz dflnietyo lipe
pochopi zhjmy dangch indnstrii ;
toto poehopcnf stane se, kdyz III.
~ dflDictya Debndou zArliyf TAX
pills na arOynosto d bnd0n gpi
se pobAdati syf vice y~ynikajfdI
dt1thy X postupu, ably se skrze nj
mohli sfati apolnsprayei daugcb
lndustfii, Dokoueil re sgou tin
~ ~ prohlasiI N zdsfnpce Naza
wtskfho b Jeio zhsad, gyjadm.
nfeb u "khzduf "a iIom' Mat
kap ., Ga7J A zasady ~ pro
hlAsll w W., Je prf iDmu liz
1000 let, 70 zasady ty byly pro
jhdfen0 D dosud pr( jim neyhff
me- Ale uapfaga Iidskfph POND
n pr Depfijde, doknd jim yhfit.
uebndeme, bW ~ mhlo trvaf dal
fi0b z1oO IN, Dosud pfT yffimp
fozbodoghnl bmOtnon moef h M
slllm, ~ pr vfk ~ Nku pfm
die lin giee dokazuG, N naai
linz hmDfn1u Jeu siiDu " dGbrf
~ i1e uedneiIuje lbpeme.H III.
kfhJsieh pomhrd, mlsf neJpp m
inbAfnavafel jeyif yhfsibo Mimn
Vie / dfItfk must jeyif yhfsibo Id.
inn We vknneb zamhsfDayafele
Kfem fobo. NJ, m hloylk jesf WI
eblebeW m 90 samfm obIebem
NV bndN MDytk. Toghk pro
hmofnf Mlmy ,,es,1i zapomfuaf
M dtnb1vnf,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

celkem V tom fctn6nf "Dne
d%elnickelo" syttska ehytrost
pra vpika-agnostika mffila Ne !
k%fesrnnhkon osyicenosti kazatele.
kazdl oysem sam prosehc rozllod.
mi, 60 Sc mn ltpe lfbilo, prot
gtistn zadn1 disputat /! Pfitel mdj,
kter} sedel yedle mne, v obon phi
dech, poznamcnal, ze kazateI do.
sial vice potlcsku Il zadn6ho hyfz.
dani IL mluvil i yetsi jistotou So
be a = mensi r~oztrzitostl ia pr.
CHM t0ho syadim h0dne IN audi.
enei samul. A kdezto adyokat.
agnostlk zflstal ku konci vuci lid.
sk}m trublum bezradng, kazatel
ncstydtl se poukazati ku KAN.
nj na llofe', iakozto X icdintmu
nayodn na naprayu lidskych pc.
m1rfl
Ne d6lnici 20. stolcti pozvaIi
k~azatele, ably pomohl yfhnouti
svetlo IA otdzky 20. stoleti. nka
ztje, ze 10 uznaya. he poselstyi
kristoyo niue dodnes srhat svet.
10 IN lidskb otAzky. IAylo to a.
pine ia nistf merit agnostiku
clyfrtho praynika ycdle yiry kfe.
s~fansk6ho kazatele. Kfesfanstyf
M jen folk prhga We sv6tl, kolik
praydy, syitla mite yrllnout ma
jeho otazky Lido sami, jako del
niei, musi pix rozhodnout, zda
mai vice svkfla 4 ttto agnostiky.
aneb q toio k~fcsfanstgi h Poole
yolby Dude ! ygslcdek. - se WI
netOu- Jan Rundns.
CRETE, No OAK. ~. Mi 20.
Gtfna rcdakce "Pokroknu
Pulozent shlndale pfcdplatue il
zhroye6 W ctenhf doyoluji ii sdf
Iii nfkterf zprayF q zgIastn po
knd " tgce zdrjsi 1rody, "a ja-
kfeb pomfrh W vie secp obiIi d
zpbsob miacpnf Lctosni jaro h
lhto bylp zde yipe afndent neil |
jar0 byIo pon6kud snchf,
atf Y tefVnu i teryeuri III dosfa
Vity yeIkb deslh h silnf boufe il
pred uzrhnim pkeuice, kte
ri slil,oyala yeIkou skIize6 b jez
pr pffznjyfm pro III potasi M Al
zgfM ! wire merlin. ptiseI
dksf b pak ~ dDstayilo hor.
III poeas), eoz nflo M 1rhx Iddek. !
n dostala btco feryenfhD Iezl ii
byIa rasfoFu1 poskozenA
vtfs ~ ale piece vyda ID 10 DO 10
~ akru Pseuioe dur.
num- jest boI8tkbe zrna u Vii
III Iibry bglsI n okDIf Foyman
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
VYSOKY HODNOSTAR ZAVRAzDEN.
FRANK BROOKE DUVERNY PRfTEL LORDA FREN-
CHE, GUVERNERA IRSKA OBETf
REVOLUCICNAkU.

Dublin, 80. cervence. Frank Brooke, bohay satkar,
uverny pe vkomta Frenche guvernera Irska Glen vybo
irskou rekonstrukc ustanoven mnu,tm mistc
kralem, byl zavrazden dnes
Smrt jej sthla msnosi drekori Dublin Southeastern
drahy kde dcastnil schhze ridesva zmnene zeeznce
Tri muzi vesli do pokoe jail re Brooke-a, enz
prav6 mluvi nm drektorem. Jedna kuli vnika Broo
keovi do pile nastaa okamzite JIM muzi zstaveni
by strait pred pokoiem sfelby vrahim podario
uniknouti. "sTN
Tr vojaci t Sim Fen6 byli poran6ni vcera vecer,
kdyz upa poslednech odzbrola oddi vojenske polcie
Byl to nesm6le kousek aky revoucona az dosud
di Polce jez povinnos jest drzet vosko poradku jest
stanovs6m Trinity College ske bance nejzvejsi ca
st m6sta dohedu havn pocejr stance Phi vytrznosti
Sim Fens zaskoco straze bance.
lpne e odzbro pax, jako by mic nestao smisi
Zasupem ulc
Belfast, 80 Pevnost Charlemont, postavena
vlady kraovny Azbey pT prvnm prchodu angckych voa
XII do Tyrone bya spaena ozbroenym nezdniky dnes ra
Budova ez vypnaa mad fekou Blackwaer Moy, by
la douho drzeni rodiny Chremontske ez cenove organ
sova ke dobrovoniky americke valky neodvsost
posedni dobe bya uzvana vadou vojenskou sanc.
Zakukeni muzi pfepadi zeleznicn uradovny Butler,
ores Fermanagh unes sraz nakadniho vaku
Gen Lucasovi jenz pred nedavnem by zaat Sim Feni
y, kdyz kdne chytal ryby fece podafo unknout
pomoci angckych voakd nchz diva byi pri tom zabiti
prftomne kasanach Tipperary pi batailonem
aku.
Limerick, 80. Diva voaci byli zabiti jeden
poransn blize Ooa kdyz vojac jedou motoro
vem byli zaskoteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
VELIKA URODA VKANSASU.

Topeka Kans.. 90 cervenee Stat Kansas prohvha Sc
etos pod Thou urOdv ea lax nrav bude mt nym far
mafskvmi produktv hodnotu bionu doarn vsak chvbou
Jest ze nen dostaeGny nocet dopranch prostFedk
rou uvedlv do rhn Farmar dovedi ce-
sud iednou d6inach stal pfekonana 1914
vykonal tedy pine syoi povinnost Cd iednoho konce
statu ke druhemu sou pozadovanv ale marne. pu-
werner Allen stale pfipomna mezatn ohchodnf kos bv
hedea zaopatfi Pro prklad zde sthiz. ze draha
Santa F6 mea minulv tvden dsposc Is $50 me-
ne nez loni Farma kdekoli mze stat" nsenci ~-dti
dostava busl So As nehn Iroda Kansasu
akru Hodnota kornv odhadue S182 100000
s55 O00 OO0 ietmene 800 0OO0OO voaskv
O0O Celkova slizen bude mfti hodnot as
pTpocita Sc tomu line produkty iako zabtv dobytek
r maso ad produkce kansaskvch arem bude vykazovat
hodnotu asi jednoho bilfionu dollaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
PRESIDENTUV APPEL K HAViRUM.
ZADA JE, ABLY Sc VRATILI DO PRACE A PAX PRY
BUDE CAS- OBNOVENf VYJEDNAVANf o
MOVE MZDOVE sKALE
BULLETIN:

indianapolis 30 cervence. = souhasu pTanm presi-
dena Wisona John L. Lewis meznarodni pTedseda Sdruze
nj havif Amerky vyda zavazny rozkaz naTzuc vsem ha
vrum nyn ma avce Ilinou ndan6 ably hned vratii
do prace tax ably umozneno byo norman operovani don
byo ohaseno dnes havnm stanu havfske organ
SAGE.
Washington, 80. tervence = President Wilson, prostred-
ncvim Sdruzeni havir Amerky obra stavkucf
duln nadenniky ndan6 Inoisu ably atli do prace
Nespravednos nyneisi mzdove skale tvrzeni
vudcu privodo avku mnze stavat prav president Doda
ma vsak re nemze odporuc zadnou napravu poud
kari nevr do prace ale ucn TAX pozve spoecny Skaovy
vybor hav 6zaru do schnze dtelem napraveni
neni nespravedlnosi.
President vyda tento appel zpsobe eegramu adreso
vaneho Spoenym dunim denikm Amerky, kdyz byl pro-
studova zpravu uhene ua dorucenou sekrearem pra
ce Wsonem
Zpravy otazkach dGlnch nadennkn zv Ilinosu pra-
vi president byly Jim obdrzeny pocitem potovani
rmutku Pavi dale, vyvoalo u neho trapny doem
ien vi omu zastaven prace dolech pftomne dobs
mohlo by znamena hrozne urpeni idu ZINE
toho duvodu re poruen podmnek va savne smlouvy do
tya vaseho obreho mena nic dGveru kera jest zaka
dem vseho vzajemneho dohodnut ohrozue zakady
spravnych ndustrianich vzahi."
Poukazav re Spoienf dhIn d6nici Amerky vor nevet-
ednotou d6lnckou organsaci svee president pravi
zadna organsace nemoha by douho rva by postavla
svo vastn su pro syemu cesnemu sovu prot spolecno
sti lidske jako celku.' #--&
Chicago, 30 = Maiee ilnoiskych doln kteff
konal zde schulz ably porad navrhu predsedy Lewise
konan spoecne konerence mez havir tezar uceem
provedeni pravy mzdove kay teegrafovali mu nepT
stoup zadnou konferenc lee washngtonske rady
jsou zodpovedny pftomnou smouvu daily omu podnet
Rovnez prav re nebudou ednavati lredniky havske
gansace, pokud dGln denici zistanou stavce.
Hazelton, Pa, 80 tervence Anthracitova uhelna ko
mise pfijela dnes navva n6kok okonch vesnc ably
Sc presv6dcila, jak havii iech rodny zij
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RUSOVE 50 MIL Cd VARSAVY.
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MAZDA BYLA ZNICENA A zE VUBEC NENf
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Berlin 80 Zvastni depese k Neue Berliner
Zeitung Lycku sdelue ze zniceni seve poske armady
Jest dokonanou vec Rusove prav depes doby
sti Ossovce, Suwaki Lomzy obsad Grajevo
Sin, jez lei blizko vychodopruskym hrancm zpravoda
prohasue re neni vice polske fronty oko
laci jsou zmatenem uteku.
Berlin, 30. NeiposednejSi zpravy iez do
chazeii poskoruske rony zjevu ddleztou skutet
most ze bolsevc severnm kde prekroc hrance Poka
vlasniho re zaroven postupu od hozapadu Varsav6 cd
niz ruska jizda jest pouze padesat mil vzdalena.
Vsechny pokusy polske severnf armady zdrzet posup
nepfitee selhay Oazkou nyn jest zda pred podepsanm
prmefi bude il mono uniknout zaskocen zniteni
Ma eto cas fronty bosevici operu bez deostfeectva
ejich dspechy vysveuii srategickym pouzivanim
smrnych jzdy ejz ychy postup poskou pechotu
opousteti linie.
ondyn cervence Dosla sem zprava ze polst par
amentar vyslanf vyjednava Rusy pfekroc lini dnes
hodin vecer Vyiednavani meo zapoci az pozde udz
lie oeekavati niakych zprav pred ztfkem.
Pafiz, 80. cervence. = OmeZeni jez Velka Brtanie
France uozly by soveske pozadavky kadene Poko
pfi yjednavan prime sou obsazeny uvedomen ez bylo
zasano do Varsavy vadami brtskou a francouzskou.
Posko pozadalo Franci Vekou Britanii jich nahe-
dy vzhledem ku podmnkam pfimef vady londynska pa
fzska uvedomy vladu poskou, ze mcdowell Posku pfmou
mozne sovetske pozadavky, zahrnujici:
Pfedne - Upln6 neb castecne odzbrojeni Polska.
Ia druhe = Zmenu poskem systemu vlady, dktovanou
neb privodenou sovety.
Pfietf Polssem hranicni cary meme priznive
nez byla tazena Lloyd Georgem.
Ia ctvrte = Pouzivani Poska jake predmosti jakem
koi smyslu mezi Ruskem N6meckem.
Uhry Mad arsko) zaday velkou Brtanii Franci do
Voe aDy monty napacnout soVetskou arnadu Utok taKo
w rovnez by zahmoval dovolen reorgansac armady ez
demobisace byla naffzena mirovou smlouvu
o moznem pozmenenf tureck6 mirove smouvy byo dnes
uvazovano mez spojeneckym zsupc nasedkem wink
nuvSiho mez Iaf Reckon souostrovf Dodecanese Ege
skem mo Spor dosoupi bodu kde vlady te one od
rira poepsa ureckou mrovou smouvu lee by ta druha
vzdala svych nlroki ostrovy
Ministerst pfedsedove Mllerand Lloyd George rad
al ably podepsaa ezto drive svola tomu aby vse
chny ostrovy ednou wiimkou Rhodesu pfpadly Recku
Mezm turecti deega kteri pfije jsou ubytovan
hotelu Versailles Vzalo Jim to yden nez dosta
nasedkem stavek zeleznicich a boju Thracii
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NEPOKOJE v CHILE.

Santiago, Chile, 80. cerven-
ce. Vladni zpravy z Punta A
renas, neijiznejsiho mesta ma
svete sdeluji, ze k vaznym W.
trznostem doslo tam We stredu,
kdy prilis horlivi vlastenci "a
palili hlavni stan delnicke fe-
derace, iezto pry schazeli Sc
tam cizinecti revolucionarsti
agitatori a proti-vlastenecke Ii
WY. Zasoba traskavin budove
vybuchla, pri cemz usmrceni
byli tri muzi nekolik pora-
memo.