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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-24
JIM DUNN IS NOT
 AFTER PLAYERS
 FOR 1921 INDIANS
Cleveland MoguI Looking for Great Things From Joe SeWeII Next Year-"Joey Has
 Grit" He Says

Cleveland, O., December 2S.-(Special.)- When the worlds champions line up for the opening game of the 1921 season there probably won't be a new face to grace the local players bench, for Jim Dunn, president of the Cleveland Indian Baseball club, says that he is not after any new players.
 Dunn says that he's perfectly satisfied with the old crew, the one which won not only the American league pennant last season, but also the highest title of baseball-world's championship.
 Why should I be looking for any new material to build up a combination that was strong enough to win worlds championship, and that looks good enough to me to be able to repeat?" asked Dunn, when he stopped over here between meetings of moguls this week.
 T can't see q weak spot in the In- dians' lineup in any department, so I'm not expecting to make any offers or deals this trip.
 '-The Indian pitchers showed themselves Co be the best combination of slabmen possessed by any team today We ghave plenty of strength there
 Our catchers are the best in the busi- ness and where will you find a better collection of outfielders-both on the de- femse and attack-than are gathered around Iris Speaker.
 JOEY SEWELL IS O.
 -Joey Sewen has all the grit and abil- fly needed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chapman, so there's no hole in our infield. He's as promising a young tuBelder as any big league team can show, hitting well over 300 for his first season in baseball.
 ''He stands up there at the plate and doesn't make any unnecessary motions in ducking bad ones. Nor does he hit at any bad ones. And when he makes field ing errors, he doesn't let them upset him"
 NOT WORRIED ABOUT COVE
 What about Stanley Coveleskie?" the 1rdians' president was asked.
 Why cross that bridge when we prob- ably never will come to it?' he came back with a question, then continued:
 You'll probably find Covey out there serving spitballs as long as he's in the big league. For I don't think there's any doubt that the American league spitbal- era will be allowed to continue as such to the finish of their baseball careers.
 And I look for George Uhle to have great season in 1921. He showed great stuff in the final weeks of the regular schedule this year, and continued to show the same or even better stuff in the world series.
 50 with Bagby, Caldwell and Mails we have an array of first-string hurlers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-24
E, B. B. QUINTET DEFEATS
 ACIPCO CAGE TEAM, 30 TO 6

The Employed Boys Brotherhood club of the Y. M. c. A. defeated the Acipco cage team 30 to 6. The ''Y" boys played a good game as usual, but were handi- capped by two of the regulars being out of the lineup.
 farrell. the regular center. IS takin1 examinations, and Johnny Cole, regular forward. was out of the game on ac- count of sickness.
 Mosley and Young were the outstand- ing stars for the E. B. B. quintet. while Oldfield played the best game for Acipco
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-24
YOUNGSTERS TO DEVELOP

that can't be surpassed by any of oul vii, oJe,'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
WORKERS TALKED WITH
DRIVER OF DEATH WAGON

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Four work
men appeared at the Municipal
buildings and declared they had
spoken with the driver of the death
wagon that figured in the Wall Street
explosion last Thursday. Particular
interest was taken in their story for
investigators vainly sought to estab-
fish identity Of the driver among the
dead or the living.
The workmen said that five OIL ten
minutes after the bomb, said to
have been placed, exploded, man
approached them as thew were stand
ing before building being RACED in
the financial district The stranger
said his horse and wagon had been
blown up after he had left the We
hcle to telephone his employer He
said he had been ordered to take
building materials to Wall and Broad
street but he had been unable to find
the address given him. After talking
with the workmen he disappeared.
They described the stranger as a
Slav or German about feet, inch
es and weighing 100 to ITO pounds
He wore a dark blue serge suit.
While waitin" to be Quizzed bv of
ficials of the fire department at
whose office they appeared, the work
men told reporters that MANY con-
tractors working in the financial dis
trict when in need Of explosives fire.
ouentlv sent any kind of wagon for
the" without waiting for a permit for
THEW transfer. Thew expressed the
oYi"ion that blasting powder and not
T. N. T. was the explosive that kill
ed N"arlv two score.
WARNING that the BROOKLYN rost-
Office should be cleared at 2.15 Sat
rrday was the warning received = to-
day. Precautionary measures worc
i'''"''"diate]v taken to guard the
hni'd'n~. The message was signed
"T. N. T. Red"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
State Hardware Dealers
Hold Meeting at Barre

BARRE, VT, Sept. 22-The pro-
position of establishing a permanent
hardware association in Vermont
was discussed at the first !roup
meeting of the retail hardware deal
crs of the state, which was held here
on Monday. The session was at
tended by 26 dealers from various
sections of the state as well as sew
eral prominent national and New
England officials of the = American
Hardware Association. The question
of the new organization was left in
the hands of committee of five to
thresh out and report to the annu-
al national club convention to be
held in Boston, Feb 81, % and %.
All phases of the hardware bust
ness, such as transportation housing,
store service, craftsmanship and
community ervice, were touched up
on by the several sNeakcrs at the
meetinp These group meetings
which are being held in New Hamp-
shire, Maine and Vermont, are
conducted under the auspices Of the
national association. Among the
National heads attending the sessions
are Matthias Ludlow, president and
wife of Newark, N. j.; Samuel X.
Miles of Argus, Ind, national field
service manager; George M. Gray of
Coshocton, Ohio, governor OF direct
Or; Hiram w. Cotton, New England
president, and wife of Cambridge,
Mass; vice president, w. w. True
and wife Of Newport, Vt. and George
A. Field, secretary, Of Boston.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22

play "The Ladder of Lies" 1t is a
rich, deliberately set picture, filled
with heart stirring moments and in
tense situations. 1t answers the
questions as lie ever justified?'
Should a wife or a sweetheart
ALWAYS tell the truth-to him
about everything?" Artistic from
every standpoint. Be sure and see it
today or tomorrow at the Please U.
A reception to Rev. and Mrs.
Weston A. Cate will be held in the
parlors of the Universalst church on
Friday evening, Sept. oath, at
O'Clock. All members of the parish
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Angelica liked 'em wild. She want
ed man who had to shave between
meals or else look like Brigham
Young by dinner time, and she mar
ried a mild young thing shackled with
the name of Reggie. Why? And what
came of it? The answer to what
is the most hectic and hilarious story
ever screened. "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" It's one of those Metro all
star pictures, adapted to the screen
from big stage success. This one
made Broadway laugh until the as
phalt wrinkled. We look forward to
having you among our audience the
opening night, at the Globe.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
ACADEMY NOTES

The school orchestra rchearsed
Tuesday afternoon.
After chapel Tuesday morning a
mass meeting was held to elect off
GERS for the Athletic Association
Merle HARVEY was elected President;
Forestine Duke, vice president,
James Moore, treas, and Grace Frost
secretary. The football coach this
year is Preston Conner, a former
graduate of st. J. A. who was cap
tain of the football team, two years
captain of the baseball team, and for
ten years he has been a member of
the town baseball team. School cheers
ard songs closed the meeting.
PRINCIPAL Wilson announced in
Chapel Tuesday morning that the
annual meeting of the Board of
Trustees of st. J. A., the members
voted to raise the passing mark at
the Academy from 60 to 70 and for
certificate to college, the mark will be
IS instead of 80 as nreviouslv This
nuts st. J. A. on par with the
other secondary schools of the state
arA country.
In the present senior class the pass
in" mark for college certificate for
the last years has been 80. This year
it Is advanced five points.
Lest Friday the attendance at the
Academy was 1888. With new enrol
ments every dow. the total will soon
reach $40. When school closed in
I've last wear, the enrolment was
1928.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
COMMUNITY LEAGUE NOTES

The Square Circle will have a corn
roa.t on the golf links Thursday
night. The girls are asked to meet
at DR.. Burke's at 715. In case OF
rain the usual party will be held at
the club house.
Tuesday night the Square Circle
met at the club house to sew, type
write and chat. Seven were present.
The Steinway piano, recently pre-
sent to the Woman's Club House AS
ISOLATION by Miss Theodore Willard
for use in the rooms rented by the
Girls Community League, is a very
much appreciated addition to the
amusement resources of the League.
Miss Rooney is acting as house
mother at the Club House for a few
days.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
TO PREVENT TAINTED BUTTER
Churn Must Be Kept Sweet and Clean
at All Timcs--SmaI Brush
Quite Convenient.

II proper care is not exercised in
Keeping the churn sweet and clean
the butter will be tainted, no matter
how we'll the milk and cream have
been cared for before charming be
gins, A small brush is convenient
article to use about the churn. as it
npr. and joints with cloth ana it Is
tl!eSe that hold particles Of milk and
cream and make breeding places for
microbes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
Good Advice.

Crr-N" the veteran correspondent
of the | ..fns News. gives this bit of
free medical advice to boys and girls
who are troubled with sore lips
when ! was Il boy ! always had sore
lips. One day an old woman told me
to turn my bread butter side down
when aie-every bite | ate for three
weeks, | followed her advice, and I
have never had sore lip from that
day to this. 1t doesn't cost a penny
for this drug
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
BULL OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Because OF Extensive Influence on
Herd Animal Should Be Best
Breeder Can Purchase,

A. COW Is the dam of but one calf In
the herd. but n bull is the sire of all
the calves. Because of his extensive
Influence on the herd, the herd bull
should be just as good as the new
breeder can possibly afford to buy. In
fact, the price of the knrd bull should
be If far less consideration than the
p'ice Of the COW. The buyer should
not be satisfied with n cheap BUN, but
when he pays a good price he should
bu. II good bull.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Kew. CmJlro kaWaData, pastor OF
the Central church, Toxic, Japan, will
speak in the Universalist church
Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. 1t
is hoped large number will be in
terested to attend.
Word was received today by Mrs
( Sydney Page of the death at West
Palm Beach, Fla, TUESDAY, evening
of her nephew, Lyman Hartman
aged 10 years. The boy, who is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Har-
riman, former residents of st. Johns
bury, died of blood poisoning. The
boy attended the graded schools here.
He is a grandson of Lyman ?. Har-
riman.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Neal arc the
parents of an eight pound girl, born
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mabel Bonnet has returned
from Randolph and is staying at the
home Of Mrs. c. E. Moore.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will meet at the church parlor Thurs
day at 8 p. m. Please come prepared
to sew.
Merrick V. Barnes, successor to
Leland A. Wood, County Agent, be-
gan hs duties on Monday. 1t is the
desire of Mr.. Barnes to meet as many
farmers on their farms as ossble to
learn conditions in the county before
making definite suggestions. All
members Of the Association and 9TH
ers as we'll NAV in turn expect call.
Hon. Burke Corcoran and Mrs. Cor
coran have returned to st. Johnsbury
from Bar Harbor where they have
been for some time. Mr. CorcOran
will remain here until the Democratic
State convention on Sept. 20, in New
York State at which he will. be a
speaker.
I. A. Osgood was in Montpelier
Wednesday on business for A. Il.
Counsel and Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kent visit
cd their nephew, George Wilkie, the
past few DAYS enroute from Boston
to their home in Rock Island.
Harry Scott visited his father, N.
NJ. Scott in Barton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Chase, Miss
Vera Chase and John Gibson spent
Sunday at McIndoes Falls.
Plyn Mcdonald of Danville was a
t1tiness visitor here Monday.
Miss Margarct Porter left for Til
'0N \ H.. Monday where she will at
tend the Tilton Seminary.
Miss Francis B. Davis left for
Ncw York City Sunday night where
she WI resume her studies at Column
bia University.
Miss Edith NJ Clifford of North
Danvile is working at the Plymouth
Creamery Office.
MI and Mrs. Claude l., Phelps of
Brockton, Mass, are here spending
their honeymoon with his mother,
Mrs. Augusta Phelps and sister, Mrs.
Maynard Massey.
Miss Marion Stanton of North
Danville is assisting in the Office
the Mcleod Milling Co., durino Miss
Ecangcline Ling's vacation which she
is spending in Bostn.
Mrs. Media Landry is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties at
Leach and Waterman's store.
George Gibson Of Newbury was
visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Mary Nelson is in st. Adams
dom" court work.
Mrs. Katherine Oderkrk is back at
Mrs. Howe's on Main St., after sew
eral weeks vacation spent in Dan
vile and Hardwick.
Mrs. V. V. Vance of North Dan
vile visited her daughter, Miss Hazel
Vance at Brightlook hospital where
she is recovering from a serious i'll
ness of typhoid fever.
Miss Olive Barry is working at the
Lurchin and Lurchn Jewelry store.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
Living Jewels.

The women of Mexico use firehes
as jewels. They tie them In little
gau2e bags and put them in their hair
or Clothing. Then, until they require
them again. they keep them in little
wire cages and feed them on scraps Of
sugar cane.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22

A way of realizing the :a."Iing OF
q million. almost eS gooi oy "funtng
chestnut blossoms. is to thH', q what
1t means in time. Few no real
ize that there are less tlaD Il million
days in the whole Christian era; In
fH"t, If we count back a million days
f'un 1920 We come to a date we'll be-
fore the founding of Rome, while a
million hours would take us back al
most TO the battle of Trafalgar.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
st. Johnsbury, w.,
A n 900

j Y : St. Johnsbury, VT,
August 10, 1920
Not one of them hurt, Doctor. You
certainly can extract teeth without
pain.
Mrs. T. J. Mosher.
adv
The Aides Social Circle of the
Universalist church will meet in the
church parlor Thursday, Sept, %, for
work Good attendance desired.
Beautiful Ethel Clayton has an
intensely sympathetic role in her
latest Paramount Aircraft Photo
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

DR.. Foote, Dental Surgeon, of
Burlington, Vt. PAINLESS EX-
TRACTION. No pain, no after eff
fects, no cocaine used. All kinds of
Dental work done. Low prices. VIII
be at the Avenue Hotel Saturday and
Monday, Sept. rs and 27.
st. Johnsbury, VT,
August 10, 1920.
DR. Foote, Dental Surgeon.
can say your extracting is abso-
1utely painless as none of the teeth
you pulled for me hurt bit.
Mrs. w. H. Carpenter.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Cadillac touring car.
This car has recently been overhaul
ed and equipped with new tires. u.
S. Cord on front and Kelley-Spring-
field on rear. Been run less than 500
miles since tires were put on. 1t
won't cost you much more to own
this nice large car than it would to
buy a Ford. Tel. 568-W rs If.
WANTED-Kitchen woman at once.
New Avenue Hotel. 75tf
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REKOVE OBSADILI DRlNOPOI.
FRANCOUZI VTRF4LI Do DAMASkU, SfDLA VLADY
KRALE EMIRA FEISALA SYRSKEHO.

Londyn, 25 cervence = Rekove obsadili Drnopol die
onameni ueineneho athenskych tasopisech sobotu
grafovaneho Exchange Telegraph Co. se lie kra
Aexandr vejde do Drinopoe dnes
Jafar Tayar velitel ureckeho vojska usupue pry do
KorkKsehu Prosby Jafarovy, ably nepritei kladen by
vrdosijny odpor nemey vekeho vysedku nebot Turkum
MEDIA ce reckemu dostreectvu eho smonosne stre
be.
Slime bolsevicke oddly, ze;mena jzdy zaplavun kra
Karabagh Armensku znamy jako cerna zahrada patrne
myslem spo tureckym naconalisty ruskymi boise
viky bzicm SuSe Prosycha Sc, Enver pasa prova
to sbo jez tvor zvastn armadu sorgansovanou pro
perace Turecku.
Armen mali jenom asi 1000 vojaku nichz mnozi kon
bosevikam, tudz media ocekavati zadny datny
per jejich strany prot slime armade bolsevicke.
Gruznsku vzmaha neklid Rekove osatn cizinc
opouSeji Batum Po pc stech denne. Agator roznecu
hadky mezi Gruznci Tatary Turky Batumu
jest krticka. Armen PROFESSIONAL do Mokvy proti pouso
vani smlouvy nedavno uzavrene sovetskou vladou.
Zda vsak, re bolsevci uzavreh vseehny smlouvy
Kavkaze enom tim 1celem ably ziska casu nedba ich
jakmie boje Polaky zapocaly.
Musafa Kemal pasa pokracuje vydavan prokamaci,
nichz tvrdi ze up6chy Reka sou nedaleze Dale
prohasuje Re ezto bosevc spell tureckym
nasum tito nadale budou ustupovat vychod padu
nono az zaumou vhodne posce, nchz moh by zahaiti
bitvu vyhlidkou viteZstvi
Atheny 25. - Recko podava prvni dukazy sve
vae6ne schopnos m re zomo silu Turkd Thracii Male
ASH podel pobrezi Valka proti Turecku jest popuarn
Recku, nebot jest vedena pro odvekemu nepre
znaneho rozsfen reckeho uzem To vsak povede ku
dasm konfikm zaimy Bulharska. Jest znamo
couz nepohizeji obzvlase pratelskyma ocma zratu
svych rentanich sfer vlvu Brtum ke chime podporuji
Reky.
tvo oznamue francouzke voko pod generaem
dem vuho do mesta Damasku, dla vady Emira Feisaa,
rae Syrsk6ho". Obsazeni Damasku nsledovao po tube
bitve nz Youssey Azm mnsr valky kabneu Fesalov6
by zabit Zadna zmnka nesn tom zda Fesal byl
at Jest vsak spise pravdepodobno podaro prch
nouti do vnitrozem.
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MASARYk Q VZRUSTAJiCiM DEL NJ
CKEM HNUTi v CESKOSLOVENSKU.
sOCIALIsACE PRuMYsLU vEREJNYcH p

Praha (Postovni zprava) - President Ceskosovensk6
Repubky, Tomas G. asaryk, rozmluve zastupc amer
ckeho tisku pTedpovede vzraiici vlv pracuiieho
du zemi Pravl nynejsi tendenee Cechoslovak
smeruje ku socalisac eli nacionaisac Pravl dosovne
Nase posledni volba prakcky socasaei anebo
rekeri de nazvaj naeionasaci Znamena stani kon
rolu prumysu verenych podnku Delnk bude nyn rozho
dovat, jak mali byt rizeny.
"Ku prikadu delnc budou mez duverniky bank budou
nit bondy tovarnach tax dale. Budou nit podil zsku
To jest nneS tendene toho nevyhnutene vznkne wanna
hospodaTskem vyvo ponevadz nekter denici sou
pripraveni pro zmenu, kdezto JIM nikoliv.'
Vzhedem ku napjate situaci mez ceskym nemeckym
obGany president Masaryk vylov duveru dojde brZke
dohode obema fakcemi.
"Nemecka menSna' pravi tom sm6ru, 'jest skueenym
problemem vSak my doufame, zahy dodeme ku
dohod6 Nemc kte sou vem trapne stuae Ponevadz
aet zauma vadnouci postaveni jest Jim velmi tezko
pusob nyne Zi stale este jake stareho sta
veci' 4.,a Mlsssaft MEW&
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|TISlC LIDEM POMOzENO A
ULEVENO.

Ano, tisic1m a tisicdm ne
mocnym lidem bylo pomozeno
a uleveno v pripadech seslab-
leho zazivaciho istroji a zalu-
decnich nesnazi pomoci DR..
Formanka Magadory, vyhlase-
ne hofke a DR.. Formanka Hor-
keho Vina. Tyto leky pripracu-
je DR.. Formanek, jenz je take
We sve dlouholete obsahle pri-
vatni j nemocnicni praksi uzi-
val po vice nezli 80 let. X do
stani We vseeh obchodech, kde
sc prodavaji leky, aneb primo
cd DR.. F. Formaneck Co.,
1898 S. California Ave-, Chi
cago, Ill. (Adv.)
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JEDNANt 0 TESlNSKEM
SPORU.
(Dokoncelll.)


skemu prnmyslu nestaci uhli u
Czech a z Tesina vyvazi sc uhli
i do Slovenska a do Vidne. Po-
laci zdvihli -naroky ma Tesin te-
prve od podepsani primeri.
Benes nepopiral, re V krajine
zije 10000 Polaku, SlonzakIl
a iinych pomisencu u porovna-
mi Sc 10000 Cechy, ale jsou
to sami pristehovalci a. lide S
nestalym pobytem. Tesinsko
Inalezelo k ceske korun6 po
900 roku a Poldci stehovali Sc
tam teprve v letech nejposled-
Inejsich ma praci V dolech. Ra-
kouska vlada lie vsemozne pod
porovala. iako podporovala
vsecko polske ma ukor CechG a
Rusinu.. Stavela Jim Skoly vsu-
de tam, kde teske Skoly dovo.
leny nebyly.
Snad dnesni valecne nraky
budou miti ma rozhodovani vel
vyslancu take nejaky vliv. Ru.
Isti bolsevici budou pomalv
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XIII.
Spatna odpiata Ia dobrou
vnli.

Mrs. Ely vysla re sve kaju-
ty, nasledovana jsouc Juditou,
ktera drzela il predanka ber-
linske Why ku svinovani a pTi-
sedla blize k Mrs. Breton,
kdezto Judita obchazela ko-
lem oprasujic cistic nabytek,
jak bylo jeji obyeejem.
ia myslim, ano, jsem pre-
svedcena, re Britomarta jest
"mar-hater" (nenavistniee mu
zu)". prayla pani Breton ku
s,t p:itelce.
go to "a myslenku? Brito-
marta nenavistnici muzskeho
rodu? Ne, ne! Tato cista, nez-
ma slechetnomyslna divka ne
nj ami S to, ably nekoho nenavi-
della. Proc myslite, lie je nepfi-
telkou muzI?" dotazovala Sc
PAM Ely.
Pani Marta Breton postre-
hla ale otevrena usta a ztrnuly
pohled Judity a mrkla proto ma
svoji spoludruzku, pravic: "to
sdelim vam al n6kdy jindy -
az budeme samotny", nacez
obratila rozmluvu V j;ny smer.
Jelikoz Judita neslysela po-
sledni tise pronesena slova, ne
mohla sc tim uraziti vidouc,
re o, Britomarte nedozvi Sc nj
echo vice, pokracovala We sve
nraci. mystic ovSem stale ma tu
l,roznou liGozroutku, kterou
1nusi dlfti nyni pod jednou sire
chou.
(Pokracovan1.)
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TRETi INTERNATIONALLY
v BOJOVNE NALADE.

Londyn, %. cervence. -
Kongres Treti internationally v
Moskve vydal appel k Syrii, A
rabbi a Turecku, ably zdvihly
Sc proti Francii, Velke Britani.
a Americe, die jiskrove depese
obdrzene zde z Moskvy dnes.
Appel vyZyva zminene zeme,
aby "odvrhly jho, iimz spojen-
ci snazi sc je sevriti."
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pred VarSavou a ceskosloven-
ska armada. kdyz neni zmobi-
lisovana, byla by nebezpecnym
priveskem Polakum V tyle. Ce-
choslovaci nezbroii valkou
nehrozi. ale oloupiti sc jen tax
klidne nedaji.