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The Republican., 1921-04-21
PATRONS ASSOCIATION REPORT
Showing What Has Been Accomplish
ed and What Is Still Needed.

tivities of the club during the past
year:
Oakland, March Is, 1921.
Fellow Members of the Patrons Asso-
citation of Oakland
Owing to the fact that we could not
have our entertainment earlier, and
1t beng the desire OF the executive
committee to meet our obligations be-
fore our final meeting, it was decided
to postpone the annual election until
this date
1t may be of interest to you to hear
a short account of what has been ac-
complished during the past year. We
early felt the need of funds, and while
1t was at first deemed unnecessary to
charge membership dues, this was la
ter changed so that now admission to
membership is p cents, payable an
nually in advance.
The athletic meet at Mountain Lake
Park furnished the first opportunity
Of raising funds when Sl08.59 was
cleared; $40 Of this amount was used
20 make the final payment upon the
yictrola which had been purchased by
the school.
Before school adjourned in the
spring, the chairman Of the sanitary
committee recommended the repair Of
the bubbe fountain: purchase Of a
larger fountain: ncw window shades
were needed ami The -fesrirg - fbe
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The Republican., 1921-04-21

strives for the realms of the unknowa-
BILE, finds that there is a Power that
cannot be defed
The Republican., 1921-04-21

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
OklahOma,S Governors Haze
Been Men Who Lived Long

when appointed governor; still liy-
ing In tho Joplin-Miami lead and
zinc district. where he is an opera
tor. Democrat. Appointed in 1893
by Cleveland.
Cassius NJ. Barnes, who had been
"A telegraph operator in the Union
army during the civil war; is now
working a trick" In the Western
Union office at Emporia, Kan. Re
publican, appointed in 1897 by Nc
Kinloy.
william NJ. Jenkins. a former Kan
san and original Mckinley man in
the United states. named by Mckin-
ley in 1901 Republican. Stlll liv-
ing at Sapulpa
r. Il. Ferguson, former hansan'
named by Roosevelt late in 1901 TO
succeed Jenkins Republican, died
recently at Oklahoma city
Frank Frantz. named by Roose-
volt In 1905. Republican. Now Nv
ing In Denver as head OF Frant2 oil
corporation. Was republican nomi-
nee for governor Immediately fol-
lowing statehood.
Charles n Haskell, former Ohio
an; first elected governor OF Okla
homa state as democrat, defeating
Frank Frantz. Now living In New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13


PONCA CITY, March l3--The
recent death Of former Governor
Tom Ferguson brings 70 light the re-
uarkRble fact that the men, who
have been governors of the state,
have been men who as rule have
been long lived. The territory waa
opened TO settlement in 1859, and
the territory and state together have
had II governors, all of whom are
living but two--Andrcw j. Seay,
who died at Long Beach, Cal, about
four years ago at the age Of 81. and
r. B Ferguson. The list is as fol-
lows.
The hppointivc List.
George w. steele. former Indiana
congressman and civl war veteran,
is still living AZ Marion. Ind. Rcpub-
lican. Appointed by Harrison In
1859.
Andrew J. Seay appointed from
Missouri where hc was "A republican
candidate at one time for congress
against silver Dick" Bland and also
served on the Missouri bench. Died
two years ago iu California. APP
pointed by Harrison in 1891 10 sue
coed steele. who resigned.
W g. Renfro lived at Norman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

smooth bore muskctF. picked of
their uivcrnrlcs with their own
iaur-raugcd and more ac, urato RI
files lu tho end the Ogagca were
forced to floe IN defeat after heavy
losses.
IN tnhuricd Warrior.
Tr iho midst NJ this exciting sirup-
rlc b. soom4 that ono Osage warrior
ton before tho uuerrinK aim ~ %
Cherokee sh1ruHhooter. and after
toppuue over the face Of the ledge.
either rolled or crnwlcd into "a cavity
beneath. Whether his body was
found hy tho victorious Chcrokcos us
they hurricdly clamborcd up tho
steep f3,o Of the hin in pursuit N
'1u rnfroatiug OsaRos la not known.
Indeed. " iH quite possible that,
though Doc died iu battle. tho enemy
was d,ulod the satisfaction of strip
ping the much urilrd sDulp-lock
from lIH head Eut no slept. uu-
buried f0r moro than century.
tca,o ,tuo between his people and
tine Ch,tokooH. The palo-faoe camo
600 dwell IN the land and other
mighty DhIuRos came. Ana then one
dpF Cadet lfuWgurucr Of Muskugoo,
dad iu tho neat and uatty gray uni
form ~ the oklahoma Military
academy uhc buildings 81 which are
visible from tho summit ~ clare
more mound crawlcd into the little
cave boneath the Limestone ledge.
Wheto the fierce Cherokee warriors
had charged that bright summer dav
more than q hundred years ago. snd
found 'ho traRm"utarv skeleton re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

York city and engaged in tho OH
industry.
Leo Cruce. second governor Of
Oklahoma state; democrat; elected
in 1910. defeating Joseph " Sic.
Neal. republican, who died az Tulsa
about two years ago. Cruce now ...
ing at Ardmore and In New Mexico
Robert l.. Williams dcmoc.af.
elected IN 1914, defeating John
Fields OF oklahoma City. rcpubU4r.
Williams is now on the federal bench
at Musk ogce.
j. r.. a. Robertson. dcmorrat
present governor, elected i'm 1aIs.
defeating Horace G.. MCkecvcr, ice
publican, of Enid.
Tho next governor will be elected
in 1922; the term is for four years
and he cannot succeed himself
Seay and Williams have been The
only two bachelors to sit the gov.
ernors chair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Story of the Battle of
Famous CIdremOre Mound

rIv,r L,,pu., iptof,ed ir il conflict
IN. ..,i,. ,l.,t.,..,,,,,, ,.I.,.,,.
w"
Ihe5 hill"d IN H"It d't'h hH'' 'I'''
which thry = D.. ,O the wilderness ~
A,tnra,. which ,yag fhcr "a uart
Of ia, g,,plsb .rfo,iu,o Of Louis.
Ian, gui,g,,,,,rtiy. .,tbo, rbnr.p,as.
vhu had br.gtGo dipsatlanrd with
mo t,,rpaaior cr,,parhin,rf of
v.blio s,f,lr,a In n.,r old country
ia IA, sg,it,rp Arp,1pfhIlu. region.
iolr,J ,lr,r Fellow frInrsurn who
had tnua i..p r,upo .t,,at ~ tho
JussisaiuuI Amor inr close OF Tho
var lr fIio H was found that THOR
uuuIor4 had so lrrfarn,d iuu' tnrs
yyrgs t,,oruIzrd by tho United
gfolDa y.yoruuott p. a srparafc irI.
L,I division and Boa lqI7 70 trntv
yu,a made with Them vHtr.U. they
,ycro granted n reservation ln ODE,
urol,r' state OF Arkansas. north uf
the Arkansas riyor
Tho p9ag" Indians v"r" nlvhN'
p'|"' '.' ana "'i' 'h' ',n'' Il.
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When the Clash Came
Tho Cherokee warriovg wore led
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

mains of this Usage brave who had
yainly given his life to stay the proc
ress OF an avcnging enemy.
Only Relic Of Battle.
The suns and moons and the rains
and SHOWS of hundred years have
not made much change In tho APP
pearance Of Claromore hill, it siill
stands with the Nordlgris rolling by
at its feet and the green prairie
grass and wild flowers still flourish
on its slopes and submits as Of yurc.
But about II much Is changed. Corn.
field and Whcatncld aud meadow
and orchard have supplantod the
buffalo range Of old. The white
mans highway and tho iron road
have taken the place Of the ancient
paths and trails ot a primitive peo-
pie FarmhousoB arc in sight In
every direction and beyond are vii
lagcB and towns ana cities and
schools and shops and mines and
oil fields And, best Of all. tho an
oirnt foud between the Os8gc and
the Cherokee has been long since
ended and their descendants are nov
citizens of u mighty commonwealth,
which was az yet undrcamed when
Clarcmorc hill broke into history.
more than hundred years ago. The
only warlike note is the crack Of the
cadet rifles on the target range Of
the oklahoma military academy ~
tho foot 81 the slope. Tor which this
sioricd hill furnishes a safe and sure
background
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
women" aald Judge samuel v. Kra-

women" said Judge Samuel ~ Krn-
mer.
"Our lawyers dress better since
women have become part of the legal
machinery" WAS tho contribution OF
Judge Maurice Dcrnon To the sym
postum. There is n marked ten
doncy TO spruce up and appear In
court with clothes and hair neatly
brushed shown by members OF tho
bar practising In my court"
Tho lone iurlst who has observed
no change is Judge Homer G. Powell.
"Attorncys In my court carry on
their cases I'm the snmc way before a
Jury which has women az before a
jury composed entirely of men" he
said. 81 can see no difference"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
LAWYERS BEFORE
FEMALE JURORS
Oratorically and Sartori-
ally Great Improvement
Is Noticed
DISCARD ROUGH STUFF
Sympathy and Intuition Are
Strings Played Upon by
Up-to-Datc Plcaders
py W. J trrsKE.

CLEVELAND. March H.. Mont
lupus sentences. rCrpunding words
and quotations from tho uuCtg huFo
returned to tho vocabulary ~ law
,sr4 with tho advent ~ woman iur.
ors. declared Judge Dan ~ Gun ~
fho cleveland common plcns court
Two noticed q marked change in
thr Mind 81 addresses mtdo by law
,srs pIt,tlcinG in my court Fiurc We
rH,r had MIXED iurica.' ho said.
'II.trDw battling viii soon become H
'uat stt " the now attitude Of Cour-
i.sv lsgumcd by RttornoyH docs not
Nuur utI
"Skillcd practitioners believe that
Wumana syiupathy viii go out To tho
porgon who seems 10 be Rctting tho
vorst Of it. and attorneys now at t.
t,mpt go lead the doubtful witnoeH
with soft words 10 admit himself
that his testimony is open 10 quen-
tiOu.
"Norc than that. attorneys now
draw their quotations from the Bible
aud the classics, with liberal
rprinhling from the poets, rather
than from the Vcrnacular Of the
street ana the bah park.
story of Naomi and Ruth
= nc utUNI uhN lhWNfI utlfNulNh
young man charged with stealing
pn automobile told the story uf
Nnumi and Ruth and how Ruth fell
from grace. lie compared his client
~ Ruth and tho jury. which had
sovcn women membcrs. returned a
verdict OF ncuuittnl.
Women Jurors arc more attentive
than men" tho Judge continued.
"Thcy are always on time. contrary
tu the popular tradition otherwise.
Thcv never keep tho court waiting
as male Jurors frequently do"
Tho ideal jury. tho Judge believes
consists Of six men and siN women
members 1T makes the atmosphere
Of the court more wholesome. tho
attorneys on both sides are more
,ourtCCus and the case moves fast
err H.. said.
Otncr Cleveland judges agreed
with Judge Gull.
Women seem 20 grasp some facts
hotter than mcn," snid Judge A. "
Pearson. Perhaps II is their intui-
tion, In cases whore money matters
are involved women are more con
sidcrato than a male jury and small
cr Vcrdicts are returned. No doubt
this IL explained by tho fact that
women are not accustomed 10 hand
ling money In the Same volume as
incn and place higher value on It."
Attorneys Spruce Up.
Attorneys have abandoned their
hoastful and olf-confident attitude
before iuries composed partly OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

CLAHEMORE, Okla, March IA
grucfomc ana melancholy roc
wludor of "a long Con" ana almost
forgotten incident iu the carly hi''
tory ~ oklahoma was brought 10
light recently whom 90 squad ~ cn'
diets from tho oklahoma Military
academy located 40 this place, H't
out 10 cNplur" tn" tHr'mor" mound,
near the station ~ NHF."yah. on lh'
Iron Mountain railway. "N miles
north Of hero. tllr'm"r" mound 10
not nm ARTIFICIAL elevation hS com -
monty Huppo9'd by many u'npl" VINO
have uCvtr Hrrn D.. but. instead. ~
iH liWcstuu' hill That is i}ui'Al
NJ the region lu which ii iF wluniod
It's uHmc iB and always VIII ho as1p-
Dintrd with tho celebrated battle bee
twrcu tho vnrr,ufH of do" th'ruk"o
and Osngo tribes OF Indians. which
occurred thDr, moro than q century
ago
Tho valley ~ tho NrrdigriH rivcr.
which uus pt tno foot ~ Cnrrmorc
mound hos boon Included within tho
hunting grounds OF the DsIgu n.
diunH for ihr lue' 300 or 900 years.
though. Hs rule. Tho Usage pc'nIr
generally lu1 their permanent VII
lagos Zoo NIHHuuu until about the
beginning ~ tho ipW century Th"n.
at the instance of the WomborB nf
tho ChotDhu family who had lost
the privilege OF trading Win The poo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
At Terms That You Can Afford
By the Hourly the Day-By the Week

The automobile is universal commodity 1t is invaluable in
business in transportation and in pleasure Considering the
interest investment depreciation and present cost of up
keep of autos it cheaper to rent from and drive it
yourself, than to Come and see All
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Tree transplanting machinery de-.
veloped in England raises large
trees between the wheels OF four
wheeled truck. which transports
them bodily to new locations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

An Illinois inventor has combined
with a heavy duty snow plow COY
railroads "A device that cleans the
rails and enables locomotives and
car wheels TO get good traction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Persons with blue eyes are said 10
be rarely affected by color blind
ness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

The that Tulsa has Renta-Car company
most gratifying to the great number of in this city
need of them
To the business who must often make drives to the oil
fields to nearby towns and whose the paint
pair shop the Rent yourself system, sup
plies long felt want
To the of moderate MEANS the opportunity has arrived
whereby he afford to take his family and company
from the everyday mOnOtony of the household and
JOY days outing in the woods visit to friends rela-
tiVes in other towns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

In 1875 band OF Cherokee In
dians, whose village was located At
Musacl Shoals, on the Tennessee
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
ADMlNISTRACE PROTI STAVCE.
S CELOU SVOJi MOCf POSTAVf Sc
"a ZELEZNICE.
GENERALNf NAVLADNf DAUCHERTY JEST
MLUVCfM HARDINGOVYM.

Washington, %. fiina - ze federani vlada podpo-
rovati zeleznce kazd6m posu si operovati vaky
by stavka bya zahajena dano byo
spravednosti dnes Po konferenci dsrktnm navladnm
p6 duezch zelezn6nch stfedu generanf navadnf prav
re lid nema trpelvos touo stavkou jest nepochybn6
tez stanovsko predenta Hardga navladn zno-
va opakoval ze bez ohledu podkad spor
a jejich zam6stnanc, vaky muse ezdti.
Dale vySo jevo dnes, re prpade zahajen savy sta
novisko admnace bude podrobn6 vysv6eno nespse
hasenm predenta Harnga kter6 obsahovat
instrukce, die nchz odboru spravedlno bude rdit
Chicago 25. rtina - zeezni6n d6lnicka Spoenych
Satn dnes obrtla zelezniee SVEN s
stavky ez ma byt zahaiena 50 na Navrhue ably drahy
prozatmn6 vzday sil dalSi mzdy pon6vadz
lendar zeeznni rady Jest TAX zapn6n rozhodnu
pro vsechny tdy zamesnancd nemohlo by by otekvano
pred Gervencem 1922
Drahy odpovedey rad6 "nemohou zauati zadnt.
no iineho sanoviska, nezli ono, ktere zapjaly"
Zeleznicn rada nrohlaseni dnes ve6er re
tazky pravde praconich podmnek budou pine vyfzeny,
nezi bude iednano dalSim snizeni mzdy zrizencu.
New York p. fjna - Rditelove drah, iez dsf New
Yorku oznamli podsatne procento eich zamest-
naneu dalo evo prac ohedu
nj rTz'a2. Poptavky u6in p~- ' Isl n oroct~t ,al,o
vTch zfzencu. strovedoucich konduktoru vhybkafu
mo pry drahy stale dost;va nabidky kte isou
ochotn 2auiati msta Stavkard
Cleveland 25 fiina. Obvneni ze veskere moci admi-
nistrace bude pouzo premozen avk zeleznGnch zam6s
nancu re media by zadn6 nakonnost spravedvem
rozfeSeni sporu re aya spknuti vekokapitau
znceni denckych uni bya u6n6na dnes prohaSeni
dan6m Wiamem Carerem predsedou Bratrstva zeeznt-
mich op6u Dale upozom Carter enz by drektorem paee
zeezncni admnsrace Spoenyeh Statd celou
ran kontroly re neimenSi natlak neni cn6n vadou
zeeZnce ably iednay spravedve vGi d6nictvu
denctvo vsechna vna pfedem svaue kdyby zem6 nse
KEN stavty trp6a.
Pfedsedov6 cyf vekych kona zde dnes pora
du w d. Hnesem generanm direktorem zeleznic b6hem
vladn kontroy ker6ho che ziskat privnho
supce ale yz prohasil re nen mozno povnnos
be witt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
BOURE MA MEXICKEM ZALIVU.
CAST MESTA TAMPA We FL LORIDE "a
PLAvENA VODOU ZVYSf TRf STOP

Jacksonville, Fla, 25 mina. Obchodni cast m6sta
Tampa lest pod vodou nasedkem boufe ez rada ma Mex
eFen zalvu c. ne0pnv znrav chdrzenich zde Tegrafn
a teefohni drahy isou pretrhany mnoha mistech
Zadne zraty zivoech lidskych nebyly oznanenv A.
Nsak prumys obchod sou nadobro ochomeny Ce6 zapad
pobfez Foidy pocituie utnky bouTe Jest kueGnos
osamoceno, pokud Sc tyce spoieni oatnm satu
Tampa jest beze sv6el eegrafniho teefonniho spoeni
bez sluzby poulicn draze sdeeno pres Plant City
asi tricet mil severovyehodn6 cd Tampy
Cyrlce mil We vtrozemi cd Tampy koem Lakeland Plant
City, znacna Skoda zp6sobena bya zenaskch zahradach
Strecha ledne Skon budovy strzena byla Lakeland na
sesti vsak nkdo nepfsel zvo anz 6zkemu zran6ni
ko mensich budov venkov6 byo ez poSkozeno Vchce
jest ia nehorS cd 1897 nebot zapadnf pobe Fordy az
dosud bylo usetfeno cd ropckych hurikanu.
Zadne zpraVy nedoSy St Petersburg, dvacet mil pres
zaliv cd Tampy, ale mn6n zahnana bya
ola more vchTci zenouci prudko Sc mil hodinu
mesta jsou chranena pevnymi kamennym tarasy
skym pfboiovym vnam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
Widen, 25. rijna. karste, pod Stepanem
Fredrichem, drive jsim mad 'arskym premerem obsa-
dill dnes Sopron zapadnich Uhrach.
Widen. 25. riina

Vden rijna. DrfveiSi cfsar Karel eho chot isou
doud veznni zamku hrabee Esterhazyho Taa Tovaros
die rakouskych urednich depe Jou pod dozorem pluk
Siemena Falvyho veliele narodn arrnady.
Sd6uie re Karel prjal bez vyhady podminky dko-
van6 admlem Horthym vladarem re bude posan do Be-
nediknskeho opatstv Thany Batenskem jezer kde b
de zii az do dalsich rozkazd
Cenove Karova kabnetu ostatni zatGeni byh odvezen
do voenskch v6zeni Budapest Vyma 6enG kabnetu po-
zakan byl velky potet royastickch d6stonikd promi
nentnch egitmist mez mimi Jest knize Ludvk Windisch
gratz Prav nanevySe dGezite listing mnozstv per
XII byO zabaveno zat6enych.
Harlem jest zachazeno uctv6, nebylo vsak vyhoveno
hoezados propuSteni cestne slovo. dipomackych
kruzich prav re dfiv6i cisafovna Za vezn6m
mGze jt kamko peie Prosychalo re jeden uhersky
zmek bude dan disposci posano bude pro ieii det
nimiz vyckavat bude rozhodnu osudu Karove Neoceka
va re bude dktovan vets trest, nezl vyhpansvi
We Vdn rozsfly RUNE povesti re Kare pokusil
sebevrazdu cemz jednou pouz revoveru podruhe edu
re by zranen pri vrazednem uoku neho Tyto poves
posradaii vSak potvrzen nrednich pramenG
Geneva. 25. riina. - Svycarsky president Schuhess
prohlas vGc zasupc Sdzen6ho tsku re zadnch okol
nos nebude dovon Karlov navra do Svcarska Kdyby
snad vati aeroplanu ako vyetel posedn dobro
druzstv bude pry lined zacen nternovan koncich
pov6zen Nyni kdyz e Uh mali 81 e podrz nebo mohou
jti do Ameriky pravil svycarsky president
Budapest, %. fijna. Major Oesenburg, vndce royali
ck6ho voiska ker6 podporovalo dveho csafe Kara spa
cha sebevrazdu kdyz vadn vosko dostiho je Komarnu
Vschn karst posanc by pozatykani krone Sorecanyi-
no, enz vyskoc okna kdyz deekivove pfisli Narodn
shromazd6ni sede n6koka dnech ably fomalne sesado
Karla rnu Zvoeni admiraa Horthyho kralem uherskym
jest mezi moznosmi Ocekava re brka voienska msse
krako zbavi vadu zodpov6dnos Karla ieho oupen
ce, ktem sou vazb6.
Dav madych muzG znicil dnes tiskarnu "Uszagu
psu hrabeem Andrassym iednim cen1
kabineu, pr cemz pouzito bylo ru6nich granati
Londyn, 25 fiina. AGkoli nebyo dosud rozhodnuo al
naozeno bude dvejsim csafem Harlem enz podruhe
kus zmocnenf trnu mad arskeho rednch kruh dano
a vedom bude eodstranen bezpecne msto" mimo Ev
ropu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
UTVORf NOVY KABINET.
WIRTH, DRfVEJSf KANCLER NEMECKY PODJAL
Sc OPETNE TOHOTO UKOLU

Berlin 25. rfina. DIR. Joseph Wirth enz resgnova ia
ko kancef repubky sobou vyzvan by presden-
hovel.
President Ebert nevidel ineho vychodiska vyvaznout
vznknuvsho resgnaci Wrthova kabinetu
nez pozadati dfveho kanceTe uvoTni tax zvaneho OBJ
chodnckeho c nestranneho mnserstva Ocekava
va vlada ujme 1fadu Ultra.
Kabinet nebude koalcn, ezto vsechny pokusy
uvoen bloku T stran neb pmet nemeckou dovou
u vstoupeni do vady ehay naproso kdyz demokrate
sup dove vzda dnes spolecn6 konference ma
sledkem neshod o honoslezske otazce
Dr. Wirth must obmezti svGj vyber mnstrG vetsnove
sociaisty kerkay kterezo strany edne kyaj cnnou
podporu Sskem N6kolik minsterskych kTese
plni vsak nepotickImi odborniky.
Paz ffjna. Paffzske odpolednf easopisy uverei-
nu varsavskou depesi sdeluc poska vada rozhoda
pfa bez vhrady pojenecke rozhodnut horno slezskch
hranicfch Noa tom smysu bude odesana vadam dohody
Ultra. Nemecko az dosud neodpovedelo