davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
12-LETY LUPIC Sc PRIMAL
A PAX PRCHL.

Policejnf analy zaznamena-
vail dnes pripad jakych sveto-
va kriminalistika jist6 vykazu-
ie malo. VGera byl zatcen pro
loupez 12lety kluk, jenz Sc V
hlavnim detektivnim stanu pfi-
znal k vyloupeni holirny, Flat
nickeho a zelezafskeho kra-
mu. Kdyz byl vcera vecer po-
licejnfm patrolnim voZem do
vazen do detencnfho domu ma
zap. 30. ul. a Clinton Ave. wy
skocil "maly ale zraly" lupic z
vozu a prchl tax skolene, re jej
policejni straznici nenasli. Ma
vypovedf uprchleho hocha OBJ
lvinen byl mattel zastavarny
Samuel Stiftel, 1921 st. Clair
Ave. pro ucast a podobne sc
stale Davidu Jakubovskymu,
I2154 vych. %. ul. Dne 80. Ii
lstopadu ukradeny byly z no
lirny 1922 vych. 9. ul. RUNE
Zasoby a o dive noel poZdeji
navstiven byl podobnym zpu-
sobem obchod 1418 Prospect
Ave, kde ukradeny byly RUNE
skvosty a 3 revolvery, vse v &C.
ne as $500. Detektivove Emil
Smetana a j. Z. Tonner shleda-
Ii, re malym oknem. z nehoz
odstraneny byly mrize mohl
do kramu vniknouti jen maly
hoch. Zbozf nalezeno bylo V u
Ivedene zastavarne, coz vedlo X
zatceni majitele a pozdeji
mladeho nicemy, jenz Sc pfi.
Iznal, re mfize V okne odstranil
kladivkem, jehoz pouzil jen '
dobe, kdy kolem hlucela pou-
licni kara, ably nebyl hlomo.
zem proZrazen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
VcEREJSf JARNf NEDELNf
.POHODA.

Nedele prave minula byla
nejteplejslm prosincovym
dnem pc dobu Fl let, prave ia
ko tentyz den froku lonsk&ho.
Jarnf pohoda vylakala cele "a
stupy ven do prirody, ably Sc
jaksi $ matkou zemi roZloucily,
drive nez Sc od6ie snehovym
rubasem. Teple slunecni papr-
sky nikterak nam nepripom1-
naly kvapem sc blizicl vanoce,
zejmena nikoli tenn. kteri ma
vych. ~. ul. a st. Clair Ave.
mohli vcera spatriti houfec bo-
sych deti. Teplomer ~vykazoval
nejvetsi teplotu Sd a nejmensi
ID stupnI. Zajimavym jest, re
Sc lohsky IL. prosinec jen ma
10 lisil cd letoSniho kolegy,
mohl Sc ,pochlubiti Sc stupni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
ONES BUDE ZACLONAM v
HOSTINCfCH v MESTSKE
RADE

Meststi tatikove iednati bu-
dou dnes o mayorove ordinan-
eli, kterou Sc ma uvaliti jisty Ii
cement poplatek ma obchody, "a
byvajici Sc prodejem napoju a
nakazuiici soucasne odstraneni
veskerych zaclon, ktere by vol
nemu pohledu z ulice do mist
nosti zabranovaly. Podivne ma
rizeni patrne proide, &C Sc rad
nj Sulzman pokusi fermanu to-
muto oponovati, jelikoz je die
ieho zdani neustavnim.
Novv poplatek "a dovoleni k
prodeii soft drinks obnaSeti
pry Dude pri nejmensim $40.
Zajiste velice chatrna to zapla-
ia ma tucne byvale licencni po-
platky V predprohibicnich do
bach.
Take pride ma pfetres otaz-
ka snizenkho jizdneho pro skol
M mladez ,ale Ia to dosud "a
stane as nevyfizenou otazka
: zdrazeni p~rirodniho plynu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
PAMATNfK CES. MAR. SDRU
ZENf PEKNOU UPO-
MfNKOU.

Pekne dixie ucitele p. j. Ma
Ska z1stane iiste p~amatkou ma
n~eirusne.isi dobu nasi ceske O.
sadv "a historic celeho iejl
trvani. Nemelo by byti upfim-
neho naSince. V iehoz knihov-
niece by bvl Pamatnik Narod-
niho Sdruzeni pohreSovan. Je-
ste DO dlouhych letech nalezne-
te kniZe mnohou Zajimavost
p mnoha v%zpominka ma vlastnl
cinnost pfi velke osvobozovaci
akci iiste Vase nitro zahfeie.
Mcneil bvste opomenouti posla
ii spis i znamym do stare vlasti,
ably 81 ucinili spravnou predsta-
WI. lax horlive isme pracovali.
Knihu MONO zakoupiti u p.
M. Temana. 4934 Broadway. D.
X. Bernreitera, 8719 Quincy a
y. F. Sakrvda. 1892 Washing
ton Park Boulevard.
Cena $1.O0 "a vVtisk jest j.
ste pffstupna kazdemu 2 mas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
PRES OHRA
zENf DO K

Ia vcerejsfho casneho rama
jel rychle zapadnim smerem
pc Franklin aye. Lakewood
automobil, kterym bylo opome-
nuto yeas zahnoutia cely stroj
prorazil pazeni a spadl pc sva-
'hu $50 stop do Rocky riveru
poblize Riverside ave. Nehodu
spozorovala jista DANA, jez il
ohlasila policii. Auto nalezeno
bvlo dosud vfrece v zbedova-
mem stavu, ale pc jeho pasaze-
reeh nebylo ami pohadky. Poz-
deli byl stroj zjisten jake v So
bSty ia Huron I'd. ySch, 3.
ul-~nkradeng. Majitelem ieho
bgl G.. r. Easton, I347 wch.
65. vi. 9fk
Podobna ma Was stejna histo-
RE Sc odehrala ma tomtez mist6
dine 3. prosince. Oba pfipady
nebyly dosud vysvetleny.
John Red, 2845 Pine ave. s.
f., iel vcera spolu 8 manzelkou
pc Broadway, ma vych. 80. ul.
chtel automobil obratiti, kdyz
mu pojednou Tidicf kolo vypo-
vedelo sluzbu a stroi rychle
spell X o~hrazeni. toto prorazil a
svalil sc DO svahu. Ma st6sti Cd
stonalo tento mailer ien auto,
ielikoz Red s manzelkou "a
yeas S auta seskocili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
PROFIT orEvRENYM DfL-
NAM.

"Neisilneisi zbrani V rukou
nepfatel orQanisovane prace je
hnuti pro otevfene dflnv", pra-
vii John Luthringer, Glen We
fejnostniho vyboru cleveland
ske Federace Prace. ma vcerej-
81 schuzi v North Church Fo-
rum, vych. 72. ul. a st. Clair.
Jeho rec byla prvnim cinem "a
nastavajfci kampan6 We pro-
speech dflen uzavfenych, ma
kterez zrizeni jest podnikan
z rnznych stran 1tok.
Cely Luthringer1v proslov
pfesv6dcoval. re jediny pOkrok
delnictva k vlastni prosperite
spociva V uzavrenych dilnach
a kolektivnich smlouvach, kdez
to dina o~tevrena znacf pravy
opak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
re SCHuZE sOKOLA CZECH.

We vcerejsi vyrocni schulz
Sokola Czech krone jineho pro-
vedena volba novych 1rednikd
ma pffsti rok a zvoleni opet te-
mer vsichni start cinovnici.
Zvolen vybor ma uvefeineni re-
soluce ma obhajeni sokola A.
Sprost6ho, pax uvitani soko-
love M. Zeman a ieho syn Otto,
ktefi nedavno vratili Sc z cest
20 Ceskoslovensku.
Pan Zeman, byv pozadan,
rozhovofil Sc slovy nehledany-
mi a beze vsech frazf popisoval
strasti a slasti sokolske vypra-
Wv, to uvftani v tech rdznych ma
drazich We stare vlasti a hlavne
= Praze. Mluvil nadsene o pa
matnem sletu a formovani stav-
by bohyne svobody ma sletisti.
P%opisoval svoie diva zajezdy ma
krashe Slovensko, cestu ma no.
We uzemi republiky do Slezska,
pres Bohumin ma TeSinsko, Hlu
Sinsko a Ostravu. Zminil Sc o
tamnich zavodech. uhlodolech
\ pomerech tamnich vubec. Ia
iel 81 j ma Karpatskou Rus a do
Solnohradska, poznal tamnf Wy
vafovani soil re slan6 vody, kite
ra lest Cerpana z utrob zeme.
Pomery tamni pry, &C dosud
neutesene, Sc zvolna lepsi. del
nictvo pc vetsine k socialni stra
ne Sc hlasicf Jest celkem i've
dom6le a nejakeho toho SOVIET
ckeho komunismu pry Sc metre
ba obavati, ma Kladensku stava
rrV vetsi podobne hnutf. ale IL
max isou pry pouze oiedinele
nripady. kter6 pGsobenim Via
DIV. sokolstva, legionar6G a i've
domaleho d6lnictva a koneGn6
vSeobecnvm zlepsenim pomerG
2aiiste brzy vymizf.
Vypravovani to, aG pres no
dinu trvalo. vyslechnuto bvlo $
velkym zajmem vsech pTitom-
nych. Z.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
HRNE Sc PRY MA MAS
u

Mistni povetrnostni kancelar
obdrzela z Washington W.
strahu pred bouri, jez ma dne-
SEX Tadila ma horennich ieZe-
rech. Y stredni cast missouri
skeho porici povstaly velike
vetry, ktere Sc dnes promeni v
boufi, jez jest iiz cd jeZera Su-
perior, severni casti jezera HUI
ron a Michigan hlasena. Vetr-
ma smrst' postupuje pry re
stredniho ndoli reky Missouri
smerem severovychodnim, tax
Re byl by V iejim smeru Cleve
land.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
REDAkCE.

Odb6ratelka V Brunswick, q.
D1vody, proc ona DANA nebyla
pripust6na do ~Spojenych Statu,
mohou byti RUNE a neni nam
mono v6d6ti, ktere ieii odmit-
mutt zavinily. Molly ku pfikla-
du byti: Pokrocile start, nedo-
statek hotovosti neb pisemneho
dosvedceni Cd pribuznych, re o
nj Sc postaraji a dale Jest celia
fsda jinych duvodG, pro ktere
jest vstup do zeme zakazan a
.iichz cely seznam jsme pred ne
davnem uvefejnili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
Resource.

We vcerejs celorocnf schulz Sokoa Czech pfijato jednohlasne
nasledufcf usnesenf:
/. lie Sokol Czech vyslovuje Gpnou ddveru svemu tlenu p. A.
p. Sprostymu, pftomne jake fedteG pohcie naseho meha a re
1pne souhlasf cinnoNf jeho v t)nto 1fade.
~~ 2. Re odsuzuje ty netoudne a nHfm neodGvodnene utoky ma
jeho osobu t6ni rozhcnymf a rdznyni sektami, kterym jest nepoho-
dly pro jeho IberAn' povahu a prototz re half vice osobni svobodu
a bezpecnot obcanu naseho mesta. nezH ably howell pfemrstenym
choutkam tech rdznych fanatikd ob6ho pohlavf. frSr WEE
<#tt8 81 Re Sokol Czech, hzna-h Ia dobre, svoa hromadnou' schizi
yseho ceskoslovanskeho- hdu, ably lokazal svGi smu a ably obhajl O.
sobni svobodu a cest sveho elena.
Ia Sokola Czech
JOSEF FRcKA, pfed.eda. vAcLAv sTfBR, tajemnik.
NJ. Zeman, A. Sacha, M. Papez. A. Yak a v. Novotny vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
IS. FROSINEC PRVNlM
DNEM MA PLACENt DAM.
Odvadeni poplatkI Dude osla.
zeno koncertem.

Okresni pokladnik John J.
Boyle oznacil vcera den Is.
prosince jake pocatecnf, kdy
kazdy ma pomysleti, jak by "a
platil dane. Ably poplatnikum
pfi tom nebylO smutno, po-
zval kapelu, ktera Dude vesele
vyhravati mezi tim, co OBJ
Canstvo Dude "klopiti." Po-
zvani k "smutnemu koncertu"
" celkovem poctu pres 0,0O0
isou jiz klerky vypisovany.
Kdoz by vypis DAM neobdrzeI,
ma phi vykonavanf teto OBJ
canske povinnosti witt s sebou
danovy vypis starry.
Rerni uradovna otevfena bu.
de cd zmin6neho dine cd 8. h.
rannl do 3. odpol. krone soho
ty. kdy skonGi ufadovanf jiz v
poledne. Die uEedniho naTiZe.
nj musf byti dane zaplaceny dc
30. prosince, ale okresnf komi.
sar ma pravo lhGtu tuto pro.
dlouziti o 80 dni a Dude take
pozadan. ably tax uCinil. Daho.
We mefitko jest 1928 2 kazde.
no sta, V Lakewood PSI a Y
East Clevelandu 2.O2.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
VCEREJSi VEREJNA
SCHUZE.
Sprosty vinen, re ochranuje
opile policisty.

Ma vGereisi schGzi, iez Sc
konala odpoledne V Opera
House ma Euclid Ave. byl
mayor Fitzgerald pc kratsim
vlastnim proslovu zahrnut
spoustou otazek, ktere Sc sna-
I'll zodpovidati. Ma dotaz, ida
meZi fiditelem mestske bezpec-
nosti A. p. Sprostym a policej-
MIN naGelnikem Frankem
Smithem panovaly nejake ire
nice odpoyedel, re mu zprvu
neco podobneho znamo nebylo,
re Sc sam toho dozved6l pred
kratkou dobou 2 novin a re mu
dodnes nenf znamo, ida mezi
jmenovanymi 1fedniky panuje
neiaka osobni nechut'. DIE je-
h vlastniho pTesvedceni mysli,
re nikoli. Take V suspendovani
a degradovani a znovudosaze-
nj policeiniho serzanta Har-
wooda cht6l podati iisteho W.
svetleni a pravil, re &C s t6z-
kym srdcem pfec pfivolil, ably
Harwood bvl degradovan ma
obyGejneho straznika ien k VII
ii utuzeni discipliny V policej-
MIN sboru.
Taiemnik prohibicni ligy
trpce 81 stezoval ma chabe wy
mahanf prohibicnich zakonu a
vinil soudce 2 prilisne shoviva-
sti vnGi usvedcenym pfestupni-
kim. Rev. A. S. Gregg pax cetl
s archu domn6le hfichy Spro-
steho. As sto policistG bylo po-
trestano propustenim a 60 2
Mich pro opilstvf behem sluzby
neb V uniforme. Ale fiditel beZ-
pecnosti potrestal tvto policeJ-
nj zrizence ien srazkou z pla-
til a podrzel je We sluzbach.
Jmena vsech t6chto strazniku
necht6l Gisti, ale proievil ocho-
tn odevzdati cely seznam
mayorovi.
Ia schGze Sc pos1uchacstvo
dovidalo podobnych vGci. TAX
iisty Stone vypravoval, kterak
ieho dcera navstivila pred ne
kolika dny jisteho pfistipkafe,
kde vyslechla, kterak jiny ma
vStevnik Sevci vykladal, re do
jeho hospody, pride policej-
nj prohlidka, ida by mu nedo-
volil V krame ieho uschovatl
neiake Zasoby. A podobnych
ukazek lidoveho vtipu byla wee
ra celia fada, ale n~avstevnici by
Ii toho presvedceni, re celia
sch6ze byla vlastne velkou zby
tecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
PROHIBICNi HRfSNfCI
HLAVNE CIZfHO
PUVODU.
Rakousko ma prvem
miste.

z 584 zatcenych provinilcu
prot prohibicnim pfedpisum
bylo pouze 1874 Americana a
1876 Rakusanu a slice jen pripa-
dG proiednavanych ia mesic Ii
stopad. Tabulka p~ripojena
vzbuzuje u mas neduveru ane-
mHzeme il pokladati ia sm6ro-
datnou, co ostatne kazdy cte-
mar sam pozna. Uvadime il
tax, iak il sestavil Quintim
Gravatt:
Rakousko 1876. SIP. Staty 134,
Rusko 90, Mad'arsko "a, Pol
sko 40, Italie 81, Nemecko &c,
Rumunsko IA, Cechv 10, Bull
harsko 5, Irsko 5, Recko A,
Srbsko 3. Svycarsko 3, Choir
vatsko 2, Slovensko 2, Syrie 1,
Finsko 1. Svedsko /, Macedo-
ME /, Turecko /.
Zajiste jest pDdivnym, re
nebylo ami jednoho provinilce
pavodu francouXskeho, angli-
ck6ho, skotskeho, Spanelske.
no neb portugalskeho.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10

comes the note "as PROOF that the Pres
ident's mind has regained what his
own countrymen would call 'punch.''
"The note is Il remarkably effective
statement of. a position which the
French and British foreign Offices will
find it difficult to meet" the newspaper
adds. However, "The Guardian" fears
that the note may have come too
late" "The world cannot escape the
conviction that the time for Washing
ton to repudiate the treaties was IN
1918 and not in 1920" the newspaper
continues. "Ihe Presidents word car
ries with it no mandatory authority.
Nevertheless, he is right, and it may
yet prove that he will be successful"
"The Westminster Gazette" says:
$50 far as we can see, all the prin-
ciples are on the side of the American
President The European Allies scarce
ly rise above the expediency of the mo-
ment. The President closes the two
avenues of escape down which the Su-
preme Council tried to slip. We hope
the Supreme Council and the President
will come to agreement, and that the
Italians and Jugo-Slavs will continue
their deliberations in the knowledge
that the Allies are friendly to both
parties and anxious only that the set
tlement should be just and stable and
not liable to sudden shifts and changes
of policy"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Wilson'S Adriatic Views
Please British Editors

From The Yribune's European Rurcou
Copyright. 1920 New York Tribune Inc
LONDON, March 9.-Those British
newspapers which comment on Presi-
dent Wilson's latest note relative to
the AGriatic settlement have only
favorable things to say about it. Be
yond a shadow of doubt the press
and The public here support the Presi-
ocnt in his declaration of principles,
hut they are not always with him in
the application of those principles.
The Allied leaders undoubtedly will
yield to Mr.. Wilson, because Europe
above everything else desires Ameri-
can cooperation in the reorganization
OF the continent. France, toe, is COM
ing more and more to look toward the
United States, and that country has
come to the point where it is ready
to modify its policies drastically if
this modification Will lead to closer
Franco erican relations
"The Times" in long editorial to-
day supports President Wilson'S stand
and warns the British and French gov
ernments OF the danger in reaching de-
cisions without American counsel.
"The Manchester Guardian" well
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Allied Council
Urges Return
Peace Basis
Continued from page ono
restoration of normal conditions.

Devastated Areas considered
Seventhly-The powers represented
at the conference have given careful
attention to the special case of the dew
astated regions, and more particularly
Of northern France. The restoration
of these areas is of primary impor-
tance for the establishment of the eco
nomc equilibrium of Europe and the
resumption Of normal trade conditions.
1t is evident that the large sums re-
quired for this purpose cannot be pro-
vided out Of the current revenue, nor
can the work of restoration be post
poned until the PREPARATION due from
Germany under the treaty of peace has
been received. The council recognizes
that the capital sums required for this
restoration may properly be raised by
market loans, in anticipation of the
reparation payments provided for by
the treaty and that the restrictions
which they desire to see placed on new
borrowing do not apply to loans and
credits raised for the purpose of meet
ing this abnormal capital expenditure.
Eighthly-The power represented at
the conference have taken under con-
sideration Article 235 and cognate ar
ticles of the Treaty of Versailles and
passages in the letter addressed June
16. 1919, by the Supreme Council to the
peace delegates which contemplate that
Germany shall make proposals for fix
ing the total of the payments to be
made by her by way of reparation, and
that facilities may be given her to OBJ
tain necessary foodstuffs and raw mate
rials in advance OF the payments being
made by way of reparation.
Would Fix Reparation Terms
rhe powers are agreed that it is de-
sirable in the interest alike of Germany
and her creditors that the total to be
paid by her for reparation should be
fixed at an early date. They observe
that under the protocol of the treaty a
period of four months from the sigma
ture of the treaty was provided during
which Germany should have the right
to make proposals of the kind referred
to, and they are agreed that in the cir
cumstances as they exist to-day such
period should be extended.
Concerning Germany, the memoran-
dun says:
at is most desirable, in the interests
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10

Although the witness expressed the
desire to keep personalities out of the
issues involved in the investigation, he
charged the existence of "a campaign
or deliberate propaganda" to discredit
ms testimony and "aimed at prejudic-
ing this case by wholly irrelevant sub
Jects prior to its investigation by this
committee" In this connection he
scored the action of Secretary Daniels
in making public private correspond
ence between himself and the Secre
tary, disc osing his differences with Ad-
miral Wilson.
"1f the methods of making awards
did not affect the morale of the navy"
declared Admiral Sims, "this incident
was certainly calculated to do so. Not
content with the publicity which was
sure to follow in the press, and to
make the case infinitely worse, it was
also broadcasted by the navy radio
press through high powered wireless
stations to every ship and every naval
station in the service. Imagine the
effect on the discipline of the fleet
when this governmental wireless an
nouncement was posted on every bull
letin board, for the information Of
every man, from officers down to the
last apprentice oy-information,
whether true or not, casting reflection
on the ability of their leader, their
commander in chief; information
which, through its method of dissent
nation. actually made invidious com
parisos between many higher officers
Of the navy"
The hearing room was crowded
when Admiral Sims took the stand
with hlm was group of officers, in
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Britain's Irish Policy
Assailed by Asqllitla

LONDON, March 9.-Former Premier
Asquith, who recently was reelected
to the House of Commons for Paisley
spoke scathingly tonight of Irish CON
ditions before the Eighty Club" OF
which he was reelected president.
Never in the memory of the oldest
club member, he said, had the methods
of government in Ireland been so re-
dictionary, or denial of the elementary
principles of civil and political liber-
ties, been so complete, SO defiant, so
insolent as to-day. He charged chat q
very large proportion of the crime in
Ireland was due to the senseless pol
icy Of the present government
While he and the Liberal party were
pledged not to apply coercion to Ulster.
they were equally pledged to the Home
Rule act now on the statute books,
and would think himself worse than a
traitor if he asked the Irish people to
accept any form of self government
less than was contained in that act.
The great obstacle to frank and
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10

River, near Mozir. also were t,l.. .
the Poles. saAea b
"This victory" says the of,.;.,
ment, "is q worthy answer - ts'st q stsss.
shevik policy, suing for peace e "a.
the same time continuing attscls snd 4
the front" along
Poles Elated by victorv
Not since the capture Of Lembr..
year ago nave the Polish people
SO eiated as they were on recei,s IN
the news from the Pripet. The s,p. s.ps II
newspapers declare fatty that ~. thsalas
ting Of the Mozir- X olenkovitz l;ns ins sos- g
anm1nistered 40 i a decisive blow to - -
According to the military .x,.
the Courier Poranny," Whita s.. q
enia is now effectively cut Of, ssa- -
Moscow, as the railway which ha, iufoa
seized by the Poles comes down JS H. oeea
Orsta. Mohi ~ and pooa. ctn-, '4ioagh ~
lenkovitz, which is the cross;rs p
OF the important Gomel- -Pinsk - rs;I"a pO'as
by feas.n o Inc c-p.ure at
kovitz, the Bolsheviki will bs .s:s.s9. sss9.
to send their supplies by wav of ylesd r.d
Zhitomir and Winnitza. which " viii niss
suit In great loss of time. It.
1t is the opinion of the aCour;..
ranny," which publishes the sorear s.ea r.
news, that that part of the J.ra;seas
the right bank of the Dnienera a'ne p: %
will be free now from the p, po SSiVs'
menace and also that tt e7olshev;;lli; hv;lisss sA..s
lose all hope Of contin prensra.:' ,n, shl
for attacks on the Po.o.ian froa.a s.a0as
the railway line from Zwiahel us ~ - %
Furthermore, the "Courier' believ.oo Dat
Bolshevik junction with Odessa tb,es'-s
zmerinka loses its importance '''sa
Raid on Bessarabia Baked
This latter is taken to mean in =.
tain circles here that Ruman;a .aa, sss,
no longer fear the Bolsheyik n,s nseo
to the Rumanian hold on Bessarah;naea .asiaea
Polish opinion that SUNDAYS ns.
tary triumphs will put the fin;sh;.. Kun. .
touch to the "Red" army is based d',.si,lsg cs;asg
on the theory Of certain stratsn;a.s s~,sas
that the capture by the Bolsbev;ss;' ::
the Orsha Mozir railway sealed ~. VI
doom of the army of General Den;,;sss sss
Now that this line is in the possess. ai.s.
of the Poles, they consider t tII1'.0a vii ssa
the "Red" army in a position fl,N pa.
which it cannot extricate itself. -'4
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10

consent deliberately to send the United
States into the league with one vote
against six votes for the British EN-
pire. or against larger vote for. any
country that is also a member Of the
league. said the Senator.
The amendments to the original Lem
root reservation that were framed by
she bipartisan conference were adopted
by votes of 40 to % and 55 to g.
Senator Phelan, Democrat, of Cali
fornia. offered the johnson rcserva-
t'on. giving the United States six votes
IN the league, that was defeated in the
Senate last fall, as Substitute for
the amended Lenroot reservation.
The "irreconcilablcs" scented plot
to secure their support for the John
son reservation, so the Democrats
could vote to kill the reservation in
the end, and voted against it, The
Phelan substitute then was defeated,
73 to a.
Hitchcock's Substitute Voted Down
Senator Hitchcock offered as a sub
sutute the reservation he proposed
last November. but which was rejected
at that time by the Senate, and it
likewise was defeated, Al to 81.
On the final roll call, by which the
amended Lenroot reservation was
adopted by a vote of 81 to 20, the res
ervation received as much Democratic
support as did the Monroe Doctrine
reservation. The following seventeen
Democrats voted with the Republicans
for the reservations: Senators ASH
urst. Chamberlain, Fletcher, Gore,
Henderson. Kirby, Nugent; Owen, Phe-
Ian, Plttman, Pomerene, Reed, Shields,
smith, of Georgia; Trammell and
Walsh. of Massachusetts.
The text of the reservation as adopt
ed follows:
Until Part /, being the covenant
of the league of nations, shall be so
amended as to provide that the
United States shall be entitled to
cast q number Of votes equal to that
which any member of the league and
its governing domnions, colo
MES or parts of empire in the aggre-
gate Shall be entitled to cast the
United States assumes no obligation
to be bound, except in cases where
Congress previously has given it's
consent by any election, decision, re-
port or finding of the council or as
sembly in which any member of the
league and its self governing domn-
ions. colonies or parts of empire in
the aggregate have more than one
vote. The United States assumes no
obligation to be bound by any deci-
sion, report or finding of the council
or assembly arising out of any dis
pute between the United States and
any member of the LEAGUE, if such
member, or any governing do
rinion, colony, empire or part of
empire united with it politically, has
voted