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Won Hindenburg
Is hi for
Interpretation

BERLIN, Dec. 21.-tBy The Associ-
ated Press.)-Dr. Walter Simons, for
mer foreign minister. in a letter to
Won Hindenburg. accuses the field
marshal of doing him a bitter injustice
in asserting that Simons lar renewed
in London his Versailles admission OF
Germany's war guilt. DR.. Simons
quotes Mr.. Lloyd George in support OF
his contention that he declined to
make such admission. adding:
at Is painful to mo hat our oppon-
cnts understand me better than your
txcellency."
He agrees with Won Hindenburg
history must settle the question
as to who was guilty Of starting the
war.
, 1921-12-21
No BREAK IN
SHANTUNG NEGOTIATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-By The
Associated Pressl.-The interruption
In the Shantung negotiations between
the Chinese and Japanese arms con-
ference delegations, officially an
nounced last night. was described to-
day by Japanese as being a temporary
adjournment rather than a deadlock
or a break"
The entire situation concerning the
Shantung railroad has been submitted
by cable e the government at Toxic
: japanese delegates said today they
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-12-21
POSSE
HEADED BY GIRL

Armed with n rifle. the girl led
the possemen to all Of tho
wooded strip. A bloodhound pack
assisted.
Despaidng Of finding the bandits
in the forest Miss Kelly and a mum
Der Of searchers left the woods and
trailed through the Coon Creek
lowlands while the remainder OF the
posse stayed I'm the forest.
Up hill and down rayins, the girl.
rifle butt in arm pit. preceded her
companions.
They must be around this sec
tion," Miss Kelly encouraged the
searchers-
, 1921-12-21

In the interim there was widespread
speculation among the delegates as to
what might be the next development
In the discussions relative to applica-
ton Of tho new four-power treaty TO
tho major islands of the Japanese en-
pire. Tho difference In interpretl-
tion revealed yesterday between Prtsi-
dent Harding and the American pleni-
potentiaries led to he suggestion in
some quarters that action might be
taken by the delegates themselves
further to clarity the language Of the
treaty.
, 1921-12-21

He termed It a "monstrous iniquity''
that tho delegates. who had been n
vttad under the prime minister's roof
for h discussion OF a peaceful set
tlement. should have been given only
three hours to decide the question OF
signing without the opportunity OF
consulting Dublin. The treaty, how
ever should be ratified in the interests
OF the people OF Ireland. no said.
Eamonn J. Duggan. the last OF the
Irish plenipotentiaries to speak in this
debate. denied that he had been
''hluffed' into signing the treaty He
said he had signed 1t In calm seciusion
and with due confederation OF the
country. the living and the dead" He
warmly urged ratification.
Eamonn De Valera referred during
tho session to what was printed In the
morning newspapers as his aiterna
i've oath.
That OATH" he said. twas suggest.
ed by me verbally when I was c~riticiz-
ing. not the oath in the treaty. but
another oath previously suggested.
81 said the first oath was inconsis
tent without position and I verbally
indicated what we might take In
stead.
The word Constitution occurs in
both oaths. but in one OF them refers
to a constitution In which was not a
vcstige OF British authority. The
other oath is one in which the British
king must be recognized as the head
of the Irih state. There is . trendous
difference. though the same wordf are
used In BOTH"
The Dali adjourned at 1875 p. m.
until $50 o'clock.
, 1921-12-21
IS HELD UP
BY POLITE BANDIT

Of you might get hurt. I don't want
that to happen SO / will leave YOU
He jcrked the emergency bell rope,
backed through the door. and as the
train slowed down leaped over the rail
and disappeared.
Twenty-three suspects were taken
into custody by the police today. A
check Of vaiuables taken by h band
IT was said by the police to total but
Sis.
, 1921-12-21

Japanese circles. Japan's attitude, it
was explained. was that any question
found upon the conference program
could be taken up so far as the jap
anese were considered.
Japan's position with reference to
Siberia was reiterated as being mo
territorial ambition for Japan and
every desire to sec the principle of
equal opportunity applied throughout
Siberia"
Among some Japanese the advance
OF accredited delegates from n solid
and substantial Russian government
was deplored as making It moro DIFF
ficult to adopt any concrete action.
, 1921-12-21
BILL ATTACKS
BLOC SYSTEM

WASHINGTON. Dec, 21.-A bill
prohibiting the formation in congress
of "blocs'' based upon particular pur-
suits ar geographical locations. for
the purpose of Fin any way affecting
legislation" was introduced today by
Representative Ansorge, Republican,
New York. Senators and representa-
tives would be subject to a fine OF
IS. 900 in case It was proved they be-
longed to a "bloc."
, 1921-12-21

FLORA. ILL.,, Dec. ia posse OF
deputy sheriffs and citizens led by
Miss Mildred Kelly, bookkeeper ut
the Iukua, ILL.,, bank which was
robbed yesterday OF $4,000 In cash
and Liberty bonds by five bandits.
were searching the woods northeast
OF here this morning. Some OF the
searchers believed the robbers were
I'm the woods but others thought the
men had escaped.
Miss Kelly had an automobile in
front Of the bank yesterday and
rushed out 10 IL and started the pur-
suit rs soon as the holdup men left
the bank.
, 1921-12-21
famine relief
ACT IS PASSED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The SEN
ate late yesterday passed the house
bill appropriating 10000. 900 for the
relief of the starving and distressed
in Russia with two amendments, one
appropriating 100000 to be used for
the disqualification OF former service
men in Arizona and the other setting
aside 800, 900 for the use of the gov
eminent In relieving unemployment.
, 1921-12-21
Tarring PrObed
By Consul But
Report

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 21.- Major
Braithwaite Wallis. British consul
consul general at New Orleans. yes
terday completed an investigation
here into the tarring and feathering of
the Rev. Philip s. Irwin. an English
subject. several weeks ago by a band
OF night riders. He withheld comment
on his report to the British govern
ment.
, 1921-12-21
WIFE SECURES DIVORCE,
EX-HusBAND SUICIDES

LUsK, wyo.. Dec. 21.-Peter Peter
son committed suicide Ia Ceancil
Bluffs. Iowa, the day after Mrs. Peter
son was granted an absolute decree
OF divorce from him in Lusk, accord
Ing to word received here by Attorney
A H. Beach, The principals are well
known here.
, 1921-12-21
SENTENCES ARE
PASSED OUT TO
CRIMINALS AS
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Wholesale Distribution Is
District Court in Last
Gained Out Here in
Two Weeks

Casper's Christmas present
this year from official sources
eliminated in district court
during the past two weeks,
when scores of offenders in
nearly every branch of Grim
Ina activity were arrafgned and SEN
fences and fines issued IN wholesale
order.
So effective has beer the weeks
work that over n score OF offenders
will be the victims OF the cour.sy's
hospitality over the holidays. The
cleauups which have been so effect
lively launched here bring credit to
all county organizations and pay trib-
ute to the cooperation and effect
iveness OF the sherif's and county at
torney's offices.
Among those who fell victim to the
activity of h court during the past
week or SO. are numbered among the
following cases:
Sentences and Disposition.
Jack Hathaway, Earl Van Wrinkle,
w. c. Harris and Fred Jake were
zach sentenced to serve so days in
Jail. but the sentence was suspended
for "a hours during which time the
men will be givcn a chancc to leave
town.
Jim Hall and John Fitzgerald
pleaded guilty to robbery charge in
connection with theft of ring belong
ing to Henry Wyatt. Sentence de-
ferred.
G. H. Cack) De Vault. convicted of
grand larceny. In connection with
thsfts at Salt Creek. Sentence de-
ferred.
A. Case. e. Gritzmacher n r.
Francis. all taken to Douglas charged
with ~conceaiing stolen property. Trial
set for January term.
Jose johnson, burglary. sentenced
TO scrve one to VIZ year, in the state
penitentiary.
william Davidson. larceny, one to
two years in penitentiary.
r. ; w. Brown. bad check, SEN
fenced to serve two to three years In
Wyoming penitentiary.
Charles Sasline. sentenced to serve
n to two years in state pendten-
tiary on bad check operations.
Cliff Cook, convicted OF gambling.
Sentence deferred.
Fines In Petty Gases.
C. r. Ward, charged with manu-
featuring liquor. fined $500 and costs
George Monroe. charged with boot
logging, flned $500 and costs.
Guy Melee. charged with bootleg
ging. fined $500.
Albert Butcher. transporting liquor,
fined $500.
Charles Reid. transporting liquor.
fined $aoo.
II. Jennins, petty larceny, $50 and
costs.
z. G. Emery, petty larceny. fned
$50 and costs
N. Mcdonald. assault. sentenced to
serve so days in county jail.
Harry Lipscomb, fined 500 and
costs on a charge of gambling.
Jake Litchner, short sentence on
larceny charge.
Herman Barson, Robert Newton
and Lucille West, all given heavy
fines on liquor law violation charges
Many vagrant cases. including
those recently brought against Red
Deyine, M. Mcdonald and Art Ames.
resulted in deferred sentences being
imposed. All were given "a hours TO
leave town at the direction OF the
county attorneys office.
The court at the earnest solicita-
ton of NJ. W. Purcell. county attor-
ney. issued a Christmas present to
three women last night, said to be
involved with men here in serious lar
ceny and burglary cases. when SEN
tence was passed and the execution
OF the sentence deferred pending fu-
ture good behavior.
, 1921-12-21
W~ANHINGTON. Dec o1

WARRINGTON, Dec. 21
Called today as the first in
a second list of witnesses in
the senate commission investi-
cation of charges by Senator
Watson, Democrat, Georgia.
MAJ American soldiers bad been
hanged without trial in France. Mar.
ion j Wallis. or Athens. Ca, declared
ne saw a corporal shoot and KIN n
private soldier at Camp Wheeler. Ga,
The witness said he did not serre
overseas and had no evidence bear.
ing on executions on foreign soil. The
corporal. he said. was naced Crawfrd
the man shot, he thought, Private
HALEY of Tampa. Fla.
wallis e n letter from one of hi.
comrades at Sandusky. Ohio. attack.
ing officers OF n Georgia regiment and
Indicating he would get even some
day.
Some OF those Georgia officer,
were pretty bad from that?" walli.
was asked.
Yes. indeed" he replied.
This seems TO DO n Georgia family
row. said Senator Ernst, Republican.
Kentucky. and Senator Watson ioined
In the laughter.
At this point Senator Watson Of.
fered n telegram received today from
James r. Milton, Of Chattanooga.
Tenn, saying he also a witnessed
the killing Of HALEY by Crawford and
would come TO Washington TO TESTIFY
to that effect. Another teiegrum rror,
W. i. Brock. OF Lindaie. Ga. said the
soldier was killed because he was III
and unable to work and that Crawford
was not tried by courtmartini.
Wallis, however. had another yer.
sion saying that Crawford was tried
by courtmartial. given a thirty-day
%furlough and then made a sergeant.
To tho best Of his recollection the kill.
ing wa in May or June. 1918.
Reports published at the time of the
Camp Wheeler shooting. Wallis said.
showed that HALEY was shot while
resisting arrest. but he added such re-
ports wero not true.
Did ne give the corporal
ton for shooting him." Senator Wat
son asked.
None whatever. At the time he
was shot Halley's arm hadbeenb broken
by clubbing. HALEY was struck
down with a club for refusing to work
and then shot in the back. dying the
next day."
Officers Of the war department said
they would examine the records to de-
termine IL such n case as tina des-
cribed by Wallis was listed.
After Wallis had concluded his testi-
Continued oil Page 81
, 1921-12-21
ADJUSTMENT
RESTS WITH AFRICA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-S3y The
Associated Press.)IThe question as to
how Siberian matters would be dealt
at the present conference depends
largely upon h attitude of the Unit
ed States, It was declared today in
, 1921-12-21
ANGLOlRISH TREATY. SIGNED UNDER HARCES F
THREAT AT LONDON, SPEAKER CHARGES UP III pr
Charge Regarding Utimatum as Brought
Out in Dali Eireann Debate Branded
False by British; Fate of Agreement Is
Still Uncertain, Dublin Adpices Say

DUBLIN, Dec. 21.-(By The Associated Press -
ing to the Dali Eireann today for ratification of the Anglo
Irish agreement, George Gavan Duffy, one of the Irish pleni-
potentiaries, said that Prime Minister Lloyd George had is
sued an ultimatum to the Irish plenipotentiaries requiring
them to sign the treaty under threat of immediate hostiliies.
, 1921-12-21
Difference DEVELOPS I'M
INTERPRETATION OF PACT
Delegates May Have to Clarity Four
Pover Pact; Many Problems Being
LYoned Out in Committees

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-(By The Associated Press)-
The arms negotiations again stood in recess today while the
French worked out their estimates for an adequate allotment
of auxiliary craft, the Japanese waited for further advices
from Toxic regarding Shantung and the British prepared for
presentation to the conference of their case for abolition of
, 1921-12-21
M RS. Williams
THREATENED BY
BLACkMAILERS
Woman Who Shot Negro Receipes Letter
in Addition to Petty Annoyances of
the Last Fen Weeks

Police and county authorities are working on a new men,
ace which has entered the life of Mrs. Pearl Williams. ZIG
North Wolcott street, who was recently forced to shoot and
kill a negro named Brown to protect the integrity of her home
as the negro attempted to force entrance to the building.
The latest threat which has been made against Mrs WI.
, 1921-12-21
TO war
ON REPUBLIC

LONDON, Dec. GA report I'm,
the government of tho Far Eastern
republic at Chita has declared war on
the republic of v~iadivostok is carried
In a Central News dispatch from Hell.
sinsfors today. The message adds
h a the soviet government of Mos,
COW is said to be sending troops and
war material to Chita.
HONOLULU. II. H. Dec. 21.-v. s..
k~olnesnikof and a. De Bodisco, en-
route to Washington to represent the
maritime provinces government of
Vladivostok Mt the arms conference.
arrived here today aboard the Tenyo
Maru. They will ~endeavor. they said.
to obtain the sanction OF the confer
ence for tho army OF the maritime
provinces to carry defensive arms,
which. they declared. is not permit
ted by the Japanese government.
They declared tho vladivostok army
would be helpless in event of a Bol.
shevik invasion.
, 1921-12-21
CAMP WHEELER
SLAIN,
WITNESS Says
Was Shot in Back When
Sick and Unable to
Work, Is Charge

WASHINGTON. Dec. si-FsiIur,
OF pumber Of witnesses 10 app-.r
led Today TO the adjournment nr,a
s1iuAry I. Of the public hearings
oe.ns by a senate com.
mittee into charges made By seua-
.or watson Of Georgia that Ameri-
can soldiers were hanged without
,fiai In France. After adJournine.
the commiftee went into executive
session TO determine what action
should be taken in the cases several
Witnesses who. when s-ubpoenasS
had autographed that they would nv
respond.
, 1921-12-21

nams came in the form of a black
mailing and threatening letter. The
writer said that Mrs. Williams life
was in jeopardy and that n little
money would temporarily delay the
inevitable.
, 1921-12-21
BOTH FACTIONS
CLAIM ADVANTAGE.

DUBLIN. Dec. 21.VBy The Ass"'
ciated PressEThe Dali Eireann today
entered the third day Of its public dis
cussion Of the Irish peace treaty with
tho outcome of the vote on the ques
ton of ratification still in doubt
Claims Of h opposing factions
ranged from a majority of two against
the treaty, to 10 in its favor.
George Gavin Duffy. n of the Irish
plenipotentiaries was the first speaker
before the Dali today. He explained
his reasons for signing the document
and added:
IT VIII recommend the treaty. re-
|l~uctantly but sincerely. because I see
no alternative"
He said it would be the duty of the
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-12-21
Takes No Money From Women and
Shops Consideration for Children in
Robbing Chicago Passengers

CHICAG Dec. 21.-Polce today investigated a report
that a well dressed bandit of fine manners who single-handed
up observation car passengers on the Chicago-W Washing
ton Baltimore & Ohio on Chicago's south side last night, had
ESCAPED in an automobile driven by a woman. Children skat-
ing on a pond at Sixty-Seventh street said they saw the rob-
, 1921-12-21
U. s. NAiIED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-President
Harding sent to the senate today the
nomination Of Joseph. c. Burke. OF
santa Ana, CAL, to be United States
attorney for outhern California
, 1921-12-21

her leave in a car which had been
parked beneath the railroad viaduct-
The bandit boarded h observation
, 1921-12-21

car at the Sixty-third Street station
and forced the passengers to stand
in line. After robbing four men he
, 1921-12-21
SUBMISSION OF PACT
TO PEOPLE OPPOSED.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2l.SBy The Asso-
ciated Press).-Opposition to referring
the Angio-Irish treaty to Irish cleo
torate was voiced by George Cavsn
Duffy. one of its negotiators. in his
argument for ratification Of the pact
delivered In this mornings session
of tho Dial Eireann.
He declared he opposed this course
because of the high feeling a plebis-
cite campaign would create. Such a
campaign, he said, would rend the
country from one end to the other.
The members OF the Dali listened
with intense interest hile-h e and
Esmonn J. Dusan. also a member OF
the Dali ardently recommended rati-
fication OF the treaty.
Mr.. Duffy declared he recommended
ratification reluctantly. because he
argued that the signatures Of the Irish
delegates had been forced under dur
ees. Mr.. Dugan. on the other hand.
warmly denied that hes had been
coerced into affixing his signature,
declaring:
.If the Irish people cannot achieve
freedom under this treaty. 1t will be
tha fault Of tho people and not Of the
treaty"
He declared tho pact represented the
fruits of sacrifices of all who had died
for Ireland. Every man and woman
here" he continued, "is entitled to go
out and die for Ireland. But. none is
untitled to send the Irish people to
DEATH"
, 1921-12-21

BELFAST. Dec 21.-Ry The Asso'
ciated Press).-"I stand by everything
I said:' declared Robert G. Barton. to
the correspondent today when shown
the semi.official statement issued In
london denying that Premier Lloyd
George had coerced the Irish pieni-
potentiaries through a threat OF war
as stated by Mr.. Barton In h Dali
Fireann. Mr.. Barton was a member
OF the Sim Fein delegation which
signed the treaty.
, 1921-12-21
Weather Forecast

Unsettled weather tonight and
north portions tonight with rising
Thursday. possibly snow In west and
temperature.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07
PORTAL MfRU.

Blaine, Wash, s. zafi. Mi
rovy portal zrizeny zde iako
symbol mirovych hranic me-
ri Spojenymi Staty a Kanadou,
5000 mil dlouhych a 1O7 ro-
XII starych, byl dedikovan zde
dnes odpoledne. Odhaduje sc,
ze 10000 osob bylo pritomno
obfadum. Dopis cd presidenta
Hardinga byl cten behem pro-
gramu. Hlavni rec proslovil
Samuel Hill, predseda Pacific
Highway Association, cd ne
hoz vysel podn6t ma zfizenf
portalu miru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07
BOLSEVlCI Sc CINi.
Pricinenim jejich mimoradne
komise bylo postrileno Petro-
hrade 81 lidi.

Riga, 3. zafi. Dne "a. srp-
ma bylo Petrohrad6 postrile-
no 81 osob, odsouzenych k
smrti "tekou', tili crezvycaj-
kou, ruskym trestnim tribuna-
lem, zabyvajicim Sc stihanim
osob, kujfcich PROTESTANT pi-
kle. Zpravu o tom obsahuje
bezdratne sd6leni z Moskvy.
Ma Sc ia 10, re mezi poprave-
nymi jest nekolik lidi, obvind-
nych "cekou", ze byli ruskvni
nadhoncimi americk6 tafne
sluzby, kteri vkro6ili 70 Ru-
ska II Terioku, pohraniGri -.
nice We Finsku
Vysledek stihani spiklencti.
bude pry znamenati opetn6
zabezpeeeni "Geky", ktera ia
ke provadi cetna zatceni cizin
Gu V Moskv6. spoienych do
.mnelymi pikly, rizenymi z ci-
ziny. ProtisovetSti pozorovate-
lie Rize vyslovuii vSak do
mn6nky, re "6eka" sv6 zpravy
% odhaleni spiknuti prehani
"a tim Gcelem, aby ukazala
svoii dulezitost tax 81 "a
chovala svoii moe. Ze zpravy
"ceky" totiz vychazi ma ievo,
ze ob6ti vrazd, nichz zrravy
mluvi, pfiSly 0 zivot V zapase
: dtotniky, na mist6 ably byli
popraveni a de dosavadnich
zkuSenosti pl iobnych pripa-
-GenA Se. BslZuis. re We r9tS!-
ne pripadu byli yrahy policej-
nj nastroje "ceky'. We zprave
sovetskeho 6asopisu "Pravda"
Sc di, re sedm q mich byto "a
bito a osm zraneno "pti zapa-
su protirevolucionari V rod
zemi (?!?).'
Odhaleni toto prichazi V do
be. kdy ceka ztracela rychle ma
sve moci a kdy vzrustalo hnu
tt, ably byla uplne odstranena
a snaha ia nalezla hoine pri-
mluvcu rlezi umirnenymi boil
Seviky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07
SCHoZE SVAZU NARODu.
Mezi mistopfedsedy jest ce-
skosiovensky zahranicni mi
INSTR Benes.

Geneva, 6. zafi. Spor mezi
republikami Chile a Bolivii, o
1zemi Tacna-Arica, soustredil
ma sebe nejvetSi pozornost de-
Il gat1 shromazdeni Svazu
Narodu dnes. Chilstf delegati
prohlasili. re, opusti zasedani.
bude-li vyhov6no pozadavku
Rolivie o revisi smlouvy Y r.
1904. Steine delegati Bolivie
pohrozili opuSt6nim schuze.
zda-li nebude ieiich pozadav-
ku vyhoveno. Jsou cineny poku
sy soukrome ma urovnani kon.
troverse. Boliyiane prohlasih,
re jsou ochotni predloziti ce-
lou zalezitost mezinarodnimu
soudu. kdezto Chileane ode
pfeli ma to pfistoupiti.
Dopoledne venoval Sc Sized
organisaci a zvoleno Sest mi
stopredsedu, kteri jsou: Leon
Burgeois, Francie; A. j. Bal
four, Velka Britanie; DR.. Ca
stoa Da Cunha, BrasiIie; Wis
count Ishii, japan; Paul Hy-
mans, Belgie a DR.. Eduard Be
mes, Ceskoslovensko.
Pfedsedove vyboru. ktefi
isou mistopredsedy moci sveho
1fadu. byli imenovani iak ma
sieduje:
Vittorio Scialoia. Italie, do
datky; Take Jonescu, Rumun-
slo, technicka a vnitrni orga-
risace SvaZu; Hjalmar Bran
ting, Svedsko, odzbrojeni
blokady; Augustin Edwards,
Chile, finance; Charles J. Do
herty, Kanada, humanitni a 20
mocne organisace; Senior Te-
memo. Span6lsko. pfiiimani no
Vych statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07
NEMCI PLATf NAHRADU.

Pariz. 6. zarf. Reparacni
l;omise dnes vydala nasleduii-
ci 1fedni oznameni vzhledem
ku splatkam Namecka spoien-
cum. Dne 81. kv6tna N6mecko
zaplatilo reparecni komisi
60.400,000 zlatych marek a
dorucilo poukazky ma tri me-
sice ma nemeckou pokladnu ma
2bytek 1,000,O00.000 marek.
Reparacnf komise nyni obdrze
Ia We schvalene CHI meme
770.000,000 zlatych marek ma
splatku on6ch poukazek. Da-
lie pax N6mecko zaslalo zlato
DO New Yorku ma vvrovnani
zbvtku 1,0O0.O0O,000 zla-
ttch marek. Temito splatkami
bvlo vyhov6no 6lanku V. Ver-
saillske smlouvy".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07
PRED ROZHODNYM Okla.
MzIKEM.
Briticky kabinet bude uyazo-
vati dnes odpovedi irskeho
rep. snemu.

Dublin, 6. zaTi. V predve
Ger schGze britickeho kabine
Ia V Inverness, kde bude uvazs
van0 o odpovedi republican,
skeho sn6mu ma mirove ma.
vrhy Lloyda Georgia., Eamor
De Valera, risky republican.
sky vGdce. dnes neoGekavane
vydal prohlaSeni k tisku. '
nemz, kdyz byl zddraznil tou-
hu lrska po miru, prohlasil,
ze mir nemGze byti dosazen
pouhymi sliby.
"Odlozme vSechnu kamu-
fldz pokrytectvf", pravf De
Valera. "Zdali Anglie vydava
nltimatum, budiz to ultima
tum".
Valka, nikoli mir, byla by
nasledek nasilneho vynucovani
britickych navrhG, die De Va
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