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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
BONUS BILL SENT 4
TO COMMITTEE bYl
SENATE AZ T'029
Party Lines Broken in Stormy
Contest on Floor
HARDING WON HIS POINT
Senator Dillingham; Voted to Re-
commit the Bill While
Page Not Present

Washington, July 1.-THE admin.
istraton won its battle IN Congress
today when the Senate. responding
to President Iiardlng's recent re.
quest, recommitted the soldiers bonus
bill indefinitely to the finance com
mittee. tsrs tet
The vote for recommittal was AZ
to 20, and was interpreted by Dem
ocrats to mean the death Of the
bill, but by Republican eaders TO-
mean postponement for on y few
months, with no substant al loss to
war veteran benefciares.
Both parties divided on the roll
call nine Republicans voting
against, whi e ght Democrats
joined the bulk OF Republicans for
recommttal. Republican losses on
the vote were Offset exactly by Demo-
rate acceSslons, as two more Repub.
licans were paired aga nst recommttal
and three more Democrats for the
motion.
stormy clashes between Democratic
opponents and Republican advocates OF
mmit,al marked the closing de-
bate.
but they were mild as compared
to the scenes which fol owed the roll
call. Among the incidents was q ri
lenge by Senator McCumber. Repub.
lican. OF North Dakota, champion of
the bill, to Senator Reed, Democrat.
OF Missouri, to settle a question OF
veracity outside" and shouts Of sit
down made to Senator McCumber by
Senator Watson, Democrat. OF Geor-
gia.
.enrtoral rRiiy aud rules were
lost in the confu lon A half dozen
senators were speaking at once clam
oring for recognition blythe vice-presi
dent TO add to the dG mid sum
mer storm broke over the capitol. pour.
ing torrents OF rain on the glass roof
OF the Senate viii e lightning flashes
We'd with it lighting system. Sena-
tors could be heard only W tn diff
Guilty
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16

streams that are not only devoid Of
fish life of all kinds but streams IN a
condition that will menace human life
as we |.
When one looks at water Oh the
surface it is difficult to realize the
dead y changes that are taking place
in a polluted stream but the action
is easily detected through the use Of
chemicals. II there Is considerable
amount OF pollution present /! may
readily be detected by the nose, as
pure water has no odor,
Personally, do not attach all the
responsibility for the pol utlon Of our
streams to the mill owners and manu.
facturerI az many of them would
be only too willing to dispose Of their
waste in some manner other than per.
mittlng II to pass into rivers and
brooks upon which their plants are
located, provided some feas BILE meth
cd could be devised. think tae dis
position Of foreign and deleterious
matter which is now finding is way
into the public watrs of the state is a
matter that should be taken up at
once by the fish and game depart
ment.
Yours very truly.
s. b. Hawks
Bennington, VT, July 10, 1921
Supt State Fish Hotchsry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
POST TAKES ACTION
ON UNEMPLOYMENT
Special COMMITTEES Appointed from
Among Legion Men in Lo-
cal Industries.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
executive committee OF Bennington
post no. 13, American Legion was held
Thursday evening at Post headquart.
ers.
The new drive for members which
is now being carried on has met with
much success. At the meeting last
night the 70 lowing ex-serviee men were
elected members. DR.. Harry T. Sum
mersgill, John II. Schram, Frank N.
heryey. Edward K O5und, Merritt
+. b. Woodward. John II. McC.une,
Bernard j. McManney, William w.
Healy.
In order that the Post Employment
officer j. l.. Griswold may be Of more
service to those desiring employment
a committee was appo nted Of men
from the different shops in town, who
wIll work with and advise Mr.. Girls.
void of the conditions OF the different
shops The committee appointed con
sisted of f. Haviland Sibley, of the
Allen A Co. John Mill'ngton. Il. z.
Waist Co., Hawley Elwell, of the
Henry w. Bradford Co.; Warren Moore
of the Bennington Wax Paper Co. /;
Walfred Wahlquist OF the II. c. White
Co.; Burton Powers of the Bennington
Sanitary Laundry; +. d. MacLaren; !;
of the Holden Leonard Co.; Rudd l..
White OF the Bennington Scale Co.;
William 7. Teachout of the Bennington
County Improvement ASS. County
Farm Agent; Peter j. Mcclure, Jr of
the Cooper Estate 80 s.f
/ Albert w. DDausab'on was elected
member, Of the executive committee
to fill the unexpred term Of Sanford
c. Lyons. tll
State Treasurer Robert w. McCuen
has purchased the Middlebury Regis.
/ ter and 1t Is planned TO use this paper
as the official newspaper for the de
partment of the State of Vermont,
American Legion The Midd ebury
4 Register viii print al notices and
bulletins Of the Department of Yer
mont.
Judge Leonard F. Wing, OF Rutland,
chairman Of the state convention com.
mittee has given out some of the plans
of the coming state convention to be
held in Vermont. 1t is stated that the
convention held this year will be the
biggest and bes tof them all The
local government of Rutland, the Rut
Hand County Fair association and al
other local organizations will help to
make it wonderful success.
The American Legion has received
an invitation from the French govern.
ment to send an official party to rep
resent the Legion in France at the
dedication, of the memorial at Flirey.
Vermont will send two delegates
The department commander woud
like to have the names of any Legion
members in this department who de-
sire to make the trip and are willing
to pay their own eXpcHses. Anyone
who desires to go should communicate
at once with Allen Fletcher depart
ment adjutant at Montpelier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
NEW ESSEX IN WRECK
Young M, susoecto1 ~ Driving
With One Hand.

WIN One ndnu,
Maurice r. Rudd's new Essex car
was partially wrecked on the Cam
bridge road FRIDAY night by a care.
lessly driven car from Cambridge.
Mr.. Rudd was returning from Gran
vile where he '''s contract lie
saw a rapidly driven car approaching.
and got out as far as he could against
a railing but the approaching car id
not turn out and caught the Essex
just back Of the bumper and wrecked
tlSa whole left side OF the car,
In the other car, Buick, were a
vounr man and q girl and Mr. Rudd
is inclined to suspect that the young
man was driving with one hand. No
owe was hurt though the Buick went
through tlIe railing behind the Essex.
Both cars were about equally damag-
ed and will be out of commission for
q few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
PICNIC FOR AUGUST ts.
Knights OF Columbus viii Stage the
Affair.

The local council Knights of Colum.
bus is planning to hold it's first an
nual picnic and field day at Hunts
Upper Grove, Tuesday, August 10th.
The following committee has been
appointed to take charge of the af.
fair;-Frank Leahy, Matthew Maher.
JcNl O'Hare, j. j. Cunning, Warren
Waite, James Tracy, Lawrence Sears,
Peter ]. Kelly. w j. Doyle and Thom.
as Maloney There will be meeting
OF the above committee ut the u of G.
rooms Sunday morning, imme6iately
after the late mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
Vt. MILITIA WAS
|. CALLED FOR BUT
/. VI IS NOT NEEDED
Rutland and st. Albans Compan-
les Assembled
WILDER FEARED TROUBLE
Strikers There and at Bellows
Falls Threatened Danger
to Strike Breakers
WILDER FEARED TROUBLE

Montpelier, July 1G.-State Guard
companies at Rutland and Windsor,
which were mobilized for possible
service at Wilder. where strike troub-
les were reported at the plant Of the
International Paper Company, were
dismissed last night. Adjutant Gen
eral Herbert T. Johnson who spent
the day at Wilder, asserted upon his
return that the situation there was
clearing up and that there was no
immediate necessity for the presence
OF state troops.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
"rENBy" DIED ON SHIP
Was Favorlte POO Pony Of Devereux
Milburn

New York, July l5.-Tenbv. favorte
polo pony of Devereux Milburn, cap
tain OF the American poo team which
won the Webster cup. died on board
steamer which was bringing him home
to America. according to a cablegram
received by Mr.. Milburn Tenby
had appeared in every international
polo match since 1910, five in number.
No other polo pony has such record
'Tenby was one OF the finest heavy
weight polo ponies IN the world said
Mr.. Miburn, "and Il is great loss TO
me to learn of the pony's death may
never have such pony again"
The pony was presented to Mr.. MIL
burn by Harry Payne Whitney in 1913
as q wedding present
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
eLks SELECT CHICAGO
Windy City To Be Permanent Head.
quarters

Los Ange es, Cal. July 15.-Ch,cago
has been selected as the location OF
the permanent headquarters of the
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks by the grand lodge of the order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
"LAsT CALL FoR DINNER
Prices on Dinners Have Dropped rs per
L.. Cent

Chicago, July 15.--Dining car prices
have dropped 25 per cent since the war
and will be reduced further. according
to T. A. Dempsey, president of the
American Association of Dining Car
Superintendents. in session here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16

Montpelier, July lG.-A request for
state militia TO be used In connection
with possible riot at Wilder, where
paper mill workers are out on strike
against reduction OF wages. was re.
oeivCd at the Office of the governor in
Montpelier early this morning. and be
cause OF the absence of Governor
Hartness in Canada and inability to
locate Lieut-Goy. Foote OF Cornwall.
the matter was lett in ( - hands OF
Adiutant-General Herbert r, Johnson
OF the state military department.
Adjutant-General Johnson left Mont
pelier early this morning by automo
bile for White River Junction, which
is only few miles from Wilder, to
attend conference on the situation
and to determine the need OF calling
out state militia. He established his
headquarters at the Junction house
and expected to remain there pending
the outcome Of the disturbance at
Wilde:.
A paper mill of the International
Paper Co. whose men are out ON
strike is located at Wilder. and yes.
terday a party OF 80 strike-break.
ers arrived there to take the places of
the men who had been out since the
first of May
At the executive Office In Montpel.
ier Il was stated today tat Governor
Hartuess was not expected back be-
fore the first Of the week He has
been with the party OF New England
men who have been attending u con.
ference on q proposed Great Lakes
st. Lawrence waterway and was In
Cnnnda this morning. Il was said.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sunday. Mild TEN
peratnre.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16

Rutland, July 1.-Two companies
OF the Vermont National Guard. Com.
pany !, Of Windsor. and Company A,
OF this city, are held under arms in
their respective armories awaiting or
ders from Adjutant-Genera Johnson
to go to Wilder and Bellows Falls. The
International Paper Co.'S mills are
in the first place being operated by
strike breakers and are running at
full blast 1-t1 adjutant-general told
The Messenger correspondent over
the telephone shortly before noon
that no riotlng had taken place up 10
that time, but that requests had
come from the authorities OF both vii
lagos that troops be kept ON hand in
case of any trouble that might ensue.
The adiutant.general is investigat.
ing the conditions himself 1t Is likely
however that II any trouble comes It
viii be at Wilder, as an Official OF
the paper mills IN Bellows Fails stat,
ed over the telephone that there were
mo strike breakers IRE, although
WI w h"N tNtu Aoih VI VI ihb llE AitIl
from jamaica.
Reports OF an attempt to blow up
buildings We're dscredited both by the
adiutant.general and the officials OF
tho mills.
Company A. First Infantry. Ve..
mont National Guards, Capt William
j. Kelly commanding, Is awaiting or
ders from Adjutant-General Herbert
7. Johnson to proceed to Wilder
where strike in the International
Paper Co.'S mil has been IN process
since spring. Trouble started a short
time ago w}Han strike breakers were
called in to take care OF the logs
which have been kept in the river for
months and are said to be rotting.
The Rutland organization received
orders about 430 O'Clock this morning
from the adiutantgeneral Those
who will go II order Is received are
Captain Kelly, Second Lieutenant
Branchaud, and ~ men of Company
A, witt two men OF the hospital
corps. The organization Is equipped
with 2S riot guns and six Browning
automatic rifles. Orders from the adj
jutant-general who is on his way to
Wilder are expected at any moment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

r0" SAIr--Ntetg Runabout In good
condition. II. G.. Goody, 1873 River $,
5st6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-16

FOR SALE;-Wall tent, size iUNlo.
Price Sl0,5O. Charles H. Potter Zun
St bStle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
LEVNEJSi zELEZNICNf DOVOZNE.
BUDE ZAVEDENO BEZODKLADNE MA FARMAR-
SKE PRODUKTY

New York, 16. list = BezodkadnG snizeni dovozn6ho
armarske produkty procen kyz posany sou ceych
karach dobu Ses m6sc bude Zavedeno, ako vysedek
konference mez vykonnym ufednky zeezn Spojenych
Statech zde kCnane
Pfi oznameni rozhodnut Thomas Dewitt Cuyler pfedse
da sduzen fdeld zeleznc praV ze snzen dovozneho
de panost okamzit6, aniz by tekao snzen mzdy
Bude zavedeno po cee zemi krone nakady, ez do
pravovany vyhradn6 Novo-Angicku
Ocekava Sc saba vede patnost behem deset
dnG ezto zeleznice pozaday koms pro mezsatn obcod
ably Jim byo dovoeno ucni iednodenni
Toto snizenf bude sta drahy koem S55000000 Dale pl9
Cuyer predseda sdruzen rditel zeezc prvl
pfpad kdy dovozne podstatne sneno Cd spna 1920 dr
ny ucniy pry sey dovozn6m ez duchody eich ZmenS
o SITS, 10000 900 az $500, 900 roGn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
POJEDOU IA RODICI.
Ditky drivejsich rakouskych
cisarskych manzelu budou "a
mimi poslany do vyhnanstvi.

Geneva, Is. listopadu. = Ia
vcerejSi schuze Svycarske spoil
koye rady bylo rozhodnuto po-
slati ditky excisare Karla a je-
no pani Zity "a rodici ma O.
strov Madeiru, timz i spoJe-
necka nejvyssi rada jest srozu-
mena. Svycarsko Zaplati
cestovne a Karlovy deti Ia ce-
stovani znstanou pod dohledem
byvale rakouske arciknezny
Marie Teresie. Pravi Sc, re ne
mali dosud ami tuseni tom
co Sc po odjezdu rodiGu yse
prihodilo.
Byvaly cisar pred odchoden
namluvil pry svym ditkam, zt
odjede ma nekolik mesicd dc
iisteho svycarskeho mesta
jeho d6ti posud pry nev6di, *
We skuteGnosti pocestujf "a svJ
mi rodici do vyhnanstvi. Neve
di pry mic 0 akci karlistd Y y
hrach q zvlaste pry Jim byl "a
taien fakt, re evropsti spojen
ci naridili deportaci byvaleht
rakouskeho cfsare a jeho chot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17

Vzhedem k dalekemu vychodu bylo nadhozeno kruhu
vem bzkych brcke delegac re trorann6 dohodnut mez
Spoienym Stay Velkou Brani Japanem zamlouvao by
Velke Britan mse pfomne angloaponsk6 alliance Dale
vySlo jevo
ze britcka vada pohlzf pfznive deset povechnych
zasad pedoznych dnes Cmou ako podad rozusten pro-
bemu daekeho vychodu zejm6na schvalue Veka Brane
zasadu "otevfenych dveff' pro Cnu.
Ze Veka Brane chce zmensiti sve branne silly, moil
Sous nenizS bod srovnavaici narodn bezpecno
s ale re vef re je armada bya z zredukovana ma ten
bod
ze brcka deegace vefi re ma eto konerenc nemeo by
edna zpsobu placen dluhd evropskych mocnos Spoe
nym Stadm aniz vyhodach chz doava americkym To-
dim pouzivaicfm Panamskeho prGplavu.
Dale pax, re Velka Britanie svym navrhem, ably moha
saye iednu valeGnou od rocne nemni sesiova sve LODI
svo nebo uecnos byo by zmensovano ezto vice nez
edna od kazdoroen staa by nezpdsobiou das suzbe
REC cfNsKEHO DELEGATA.
Predlozen vyboru pacifick6 dalekovychodn otazky
dnes dese povsecyh zsad navrhovanych Cnou predcha
vysveten havnm deegaem Cny re eho deegace uzna
la neeps ihned oznamiti zasady die nchz die Jeho
min6ni konference mela by Sc fidit.
"ZpHsob lax meo by byt pouzo nekterych zasad bude
vysvetlen pozde prav cinsky vyslanec Dale vysveova
re hlavnim eeem jest uvesti souad Zamy Cny povsech
MIMI zamy sveta Cna jest dychva hrat svoj lohu
ienom udrzovani mir ale tez podporovan hmoneho ku
rnho vyvoe vsech narod Ona pfeje aby je nesmrnt
zdroe pTrodnf byy uGneny pupnymi vsem lidem, ktef
ch potfebui ably nahradu obdrzela vhody vonch row
nvch stykI ostatnm sv6tem."
"Aby Sc to rnohlo sat jest tfeba ably il dosao kazdt
NONE preztos vyvinut iech poitckych instinct sou
hasu iem geniem potrebami jeho vlastniho du. Gina
pfomne zapasi jistym obznymi probemy ez nevyhnue
ne yvstavaj kdyz nktera zeme ucni radkan zmenu vt
forme sve vady. ...#.
"Tyto problemy robust, dostane pfiezhosti to
mu znamena re neenom mea by by zabezpecena pre-
kazdym nebezpecm napaden czny ale pokud to pomery
dovoui ona ma by byti sprostena omezen ez pfpravu
autonomni administration sprawl ktera il zabrahuji ri
skati postacielne veejn6 d6chody.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
DELEGATE CfNY PROMLUVILI.
PODAII MA KONFERENCI PROHLA-
SEM ZASAD VZHLEDEM K DA-
LEKOVYCHODNiM OTAZKAM.
VEIKA BRITANIE PRO DOHODU Sc SPOJENYMI
STATY A JAPANEjM.

Washington 16 list - Celia sierra mezinarodni potiky
dalekem vychode doykajici Cny zahrnu eji
ny Japanem zapadnlm mocnosm bya pfedlozena pred
washingtonskou konferenci Ginskou delegac
prvn schulz vyboru pacficke dalekovychodni pro-
b6my enz pozstava pneho personau deegaci vsech
viii mocnosti podech konferenci ienz sesel
pro Spoene Staty Aired Sze pfedoz povsechnch
sad ez mely by by vodkem pf rozhodovn otazek VITA
hucch GNU Zisady tyto pedozil uvazovani pf-
jet konferenc.
V omto prohaSeni zasad pojednava ruSivych pro-
btmech dotykacich Cny, iez byy pfedm6em castych
mez moenosmi cd uzavfeni prvn smouvy Cnou
1912.
Pfedkadaii konferenci uvazovani rozhodnu otaz
ky Cinske 1zemnl polcke integrity operace Japonska
Mandzur Mongosku akoz prava vysady vsech mocno
Cine; sm6rnice "otevfenych dveT smluvne vzahy mez
mocnostm doykaiicf Ciny vcetne angoaponk6 alliance
mmofadna dzemn prava podklad trvaleho rozust6n mir
neho urovnani mezinarodnch sporG daekem vychode
Pravf re cinsk6 navrhy mali 'mravn podporu" ameri
ck6 delegace
Prohlasen vysance Sze vyboru konference byo uvefe
memo dnes odpoedne Gina tako pevzala nciavu
pfedozen urcho podkadu pro rokovan konference
TO az po .selozulnenf aneril hou delegac
Prohlasenf cinsk6 delegace vyboru nasedovao po
haovac seretaTe Hughese jake predsedy ybou ez
bya dana vefejnost.
AGkoli pfedlozen Ginskych 'povsechnych zasad" byc
havn udaos konerence dnes znacc poGaek rokovan Pa
cifiu dalekovychodnich oazkach, ez spou omeZenn
zbroen sou programu konfrence sb6hy tez ne
veik6ho vyznamu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
DRESSED SPRAVCEM VYSLANECTVf

Washington, 16. list - Ellis Lorng Dressed Bostonu byl
presidenem Hardngem spravcem vvslanecvf
pro Nsmecko Tvz byl amerckym komsafem Nemecku a
pftomne byd Berns Jmenovani Dresseovo kruzich di
plomackch vykada tom mysu ze aspon pfftomnou
dobu zany amercky vevysanec nebude menovn Meme
cko Dressed jest advoka byde Nemecku vice rokd Byl
p vypuknu valky prokaza cenne suzby Amerca
num- kef onech bouflvych dobach tam cestovali hte
dostati domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
LOD Sc POTOPILA.

Manila, P. l., 16. list. Parnik
Maria Luisa potopil Sc dnes
blize pobrezi Zambales, phi
vjezdu do pristavu Manilske-
no a padesat osob Sc pohfesu-
ie. Podarilo Sc zachraniti 76
cestuiicich clenu muzstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
LUPICI v CfNSKE PRA-
DELNE.

Vcera V noci yeSli do pradel
nv Cinana Charlese Yeea, 7612
Lorain Ave. diva muzi a srazi7
ii jej k zemi rukojeti revolve-
ru, nacez vybrali z kapes tezce
zraneneho $50 a prchli. C(nan
ma die vSeho rozbitou lebku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
HONEBNI MELODY.

Willamspor O., 16 list - Frank Smith, 19lety, student
sedni skoy by zab dnes rano vysrelem eho vastni
ucnice pfi honbe zajice Kue zarya mu do mozku
Youngstown o.. 16 list. - Elton Butt 20-lety felen byi
do nohy utrp6l vazne zran6n pr nahodem vtreu puSk
rukou ieho spoeGnka nimz honbu vypravil.
Canton, o. list Frederick Rudolph, 21-lety Mas
son streen by do obou nohou honb kdyz krce poem
priteem svy jehoz rucnce mmo madam spusta Raneny
lezf m6sttsk6 nemocnici Massion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
PRISEL MA NEPRAVEHO.
Povestny bandita Roy Gardner
premozen postovnim klerkem,
ktereho prepaid.

Phoenix, Ariz., 16. list. Roy
Gardner, postovni bandita, jenz
pred nedavnem uplachl fe-
deralni trestnice ma McNeill
Island, Wash, kde 81 vysluho-
val 50-lety zalaf pro loupeze
spachane ma pacifickem po-
brezi, byl premozen vGera We
Ger Hermanem Inderliedem,
poStovnim klerkem, kdyz po-
kusil Sc oloupiti postovni karu
ma vlaku Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe drahy ma zdejSim ma
drazi. Inderlied, jenz vazi 215
liber, byl zcela bez zbrane.
Ones pozde veter Gardner
byl predveden pred federalni-
no komisare Henke-ho a Odka-
zan k velke porote pod zaru-
kou 100000. Henke tazal Sc
Gardnera, zdali mohl by 81 O.
patriti zaruku, a vezen odpo-
Iv6del: ooh, ano, pane, ia 81 il
mohu opatfiti."
Inderlied vypravel, re Gard
lner Sc SkraboSkou ma oblicejl
a S revolverem V ruce, vessel do
kary, kdyz jeho pozornost byla
obracena jinam a pritiskl zbran
! k telu klerkovu. Inderlied, jenz
jest Sest stop diva palce vyso-
ky, udefil sveho utocnika, od-
nal mu revolver a pax sed6l
ma mem, az Sc dostavili strazni-
| ci.
Kdyz Inderlied drzel sv6ho
v6zn6, tyz pravil: well, Wy
iste 81 zaslouzil vasich $4,000
dnes vecer," dotykaje Sc stale
odmeny, Vypsane vladou ma
dopadeni poStovnich banditu
zivych nebo mrtvych.
Pc vyslechu pred komisa'
rem, Gardner obratil Sc k In
derliedovi rekl: "Nikdy "a
Isveho zivota nestrelil jsem ne
ozbrojeneho muze. Ale az po'
druhe nekdo pritiskne van
revolver k telu, zdvihnete ru
ce co nejrychleji mono. Trebf
nebude Roy Gardner "a re
volverem."
Gardner bez vahani dozna
! svoji totoznost, kdyz policistt
iei poznali die popisu rozesla
neho po cele zemi po jeho II
niknuti z McNeill Island.
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SRBOVE VZDORUJf.
Nemini uZnati albanske hrani.
&C naznacene radou vel
vyslancu.

Belehrad, 10. listopadu. -
Ia dnesni ministerske porady
usneSeno neaposlechnouti ne
daVneho aarizeni nejvy$Si spo-
Jenecke rady Ohledn6 stazeni
srbskeho yojska od hranic AL
banie a We smyslu tom sformo-
Vana nota byla zaslana zmln6-
me rad6 do Parize. Srbsko ma
Il hranic Albanie 0,000 voiinG
a k hranicim tenn poSle jeSte
10000 dalSich. Srbsky kabinet
tvrdl totiz, re zakonna srbsko-
albanska hranice tahne Sc po-
del toku Driny a nikoli hloub6-
il ma srbskem 1zemi, JAKE spo-
ienecka rada Sc domysli.
VeSkery jihoslovansky tisl
radi Wade k Gstupnosti v teto
pohranitni otazce a je dale
krali tou radou, ably Sc spojen-
ci V otazce te vice nevyjedna-
val a sve DOLBY Srbsku prifknu-
te uZemi ga Drinou die svych
sill hail. pon6vadz nov6jSi roz
hodnuti parizske rady je ne
spravne nesprayedlive. -
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NOVY STATNf NAKUPOVAC.

Columbus O., 16. list - Russell V. Johnson messky DO
kladnk ceveandsky ustanoven by statnm nkupnm edna
eem dnes diektorem fnanci Floydem f. Waem Johnson
nasupuie f. Shatuckovi messkem nakupnm jednatel
ceveanskem ienz resignova neavno obeven re pr
davani kontran dodavu uh nefd zakonem Johnson
ujme fadu ponde Jeho pffru6 neby dosud usanoven
drveisf nlesta Greensprng zenaty ma diva
n.y. kteff oba slouzi We vace.
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IA portugalsky ostrA V.

ma pOrTugaISkY OSCTNV.
Lehky kriznik Cardiff, We
zouci vyhnance k Madeire, plu
ie pritomne k Gibraltaru. Pra-
vi Sc t6z, re karel pochybuie,
re We vyhnanstvi zGstane dlou-
no. Vyslovil Sc totiz "a loute-
nj Sc svymi nekolika vernymi
pred odchodem ma kfiznik Car
diff, re jeho deportace potrva
ien n6kolik m6sicd, nacez pry
Sc opet do sve vlaSti nayrati.