davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

ropsych zemf ba nekterJch znadne pod par pope
vekozod6ji Wall Street nell sprosedkovani tech
puek znamenit psoure odporucova e Toto
invesovani amercch do cizich cench papr nese
do velke my Zodpovednot pokesau bonda svobody
obtize opatrenm zdejsi podnikan prevl-
dajici vysokou urokovou miru.
nezinarodnf bankef hlasaii re Amerika ienom tehdy
obnov svo prosperity kdyz bude poskytoya Europe
tax ably moha Europa zde kupovat svrchu prav
me- netnlme 81 zadnych naroku neake fnanen
cvi ale define tomu, re: f,a..,x.s -
NGkdo oeyfe velky obchod ohlas re vsem svyrn pro-
spekvnm kosymrum bude pdjcovati penze ably cd neho
moh kupoyat Jest jisto, re 'kosymr" techto oko
no hodne by kupova ale sova byo by zdravou obchodn
akkou uvaz takovy podnikate musel by investo
penze do zarzen obchodu dale svych "kostymri
ably cd n6ho moh kupova ker6zo bfemeno by
kuren jenz by obchod ved starym zpasobem
Jest dosi mozno re n6kterf zakazniku vaz by 81 Ii
beraros onoho obchodnika, stale cd neho kupova duh
syu umoToval avSak stejne pravdepodobno JEST nekef
zakaznku zneuz BY beranost obchodnka by neje-
duh neuplacel ale kdyko by potrebova das zbozi
by duzli penze miste splacenf duhu
yypytya by hloupost zbytecnos Jak douho mohl by
obchod takovm zpusobem vedeny udrze ak douho by
vzao, nez lehkomysni nepofadn zakaznici by jej
strhli? era-. 4s ,n "a ar "a - IA al.
Cd Amerky zada podobneho. Ma pujcovati svym
eVropskym zakaznkum penize, ably zde moh kupovat = j.
pry jim nebude ale tech evropsKych
zaaznku nespace ami pucky davno pros6 ba ami uroky
ale hlouposti zbytecnost jake jest nakadna d
olomacie velik6 armady, to mali penez dost.
Kdyby vydan n6ktere tech evropskych statl obme
ziy MONA by ney dost penez kupovani veci
nnnyh aniz by musely deat da duhy vsak by monla
Amerka ucint cmz by Irospela Evrope bez poskyovan
daSch pujcek mezlrodn1 ami stfdozapadni ban
Hardngoy neporadi JEST mohla Dy Sc podva dc
kare uprlm Wall Street prostudova trochu otazku
meznarodnho pene2nho Pokud penezn kurs bude
Europe tax neprznivym poshytovani pujGek zdois na
py byo bylpouze hazenim penez do bezednaho pyle
Snad kdyby fJ zatfdilo, ably velkozodeji Wal
Street nemohl spekrloat meznarodnim peneznm kurscm
kdyby nasa neiaka Gprav6 upeyneni pen6zn
y, tfeba veci yray by k normat6, coz pry jes
ednim ucelu Hardingovy admnistrace. Poskytovann
stale nOyych pujcek to nedocll.
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vse dnes stojl mnoho, mnoho
penez. Vsak co mladezi stu
dentske narod da, jiste tisic-
krate Sc mu Ease vynahradi.!
Pisi Vam snejradeji 0 tom,
CO skutecne sam "delam S Sc
bou" a popi$i, Yam, coz Vas il
ste take bude zajlmati, indi-
ckeho basnika-filosofa Rabin-
dranatha Tagore, ktery ma ne
kolik dni zaVital tez do Prahy
a mel prednasku Ma universite
Karlov6 0 uceni Buddhove.
Ncera V nedeli, 10. GerVna 1921
slysel isem no prednaSeti sVoje
vlastni basn6 We velkem, kras-
mem sale V 'Lucern6e" ma Vo-
dickove ulici V Praze. Dostal
jsem Sc tam jen velkym ma
mahanim, nebot sal byl pre-
Ipln6n a We Velkem prostran-
stvi komunikacnlm pred salem
tlsnil Sc veliky dav, ma nejz
sc jiz listku nedostalo. Je to
velky, silny muz, vazneho, pa
ltriarchalniho zjevu, trochu "a
81 jako Lev Nikolajevic Tolstoj,
nosi dlouhou sedou sutanu a
lpfednasel ma vyvySenem podiu,
zabradlim opatrenem, melodi-
ckym, vysokym hlasem, ktery
znel slnchu vskutku jako hud-
ba. Byl isem velmi pot6sen
ze jsem no sIysel, snad pride
tez do Ameriky a tu neopo-
nlente jeho prednaSku navSti-
witt, jest to mad trud denniho
zivota vysoko povzneseny muz
Ytera, dne 20. dervna 1921
vecer byla poradana Ma sta
roslavnem namesti StaFomest.
skem "a ueasti americkych ho-
sti potQmka Jana Amosa Kc.
mensk6ho G. Y. Figulusa !
dceruSkou, kterf prihyl AZ ;
jim. Afriky -zvlast' k tetc
slavnosti, tryzna ma pamet' ma
slch mutedniku, dne II Ger
vna 1921 tam popravenych. e
Vodni sloya pronesl st2rosts
hi. m. Praby, Dir Baya. pre-
cetl telegram, zaslany presidei
tenn dr. Masarykem q Capri /;
20 te predseda Narodnih'
shronazdeni Tainasek svyn
sonornlm, daieko slySitelnyn
/ Elasem pr0nesl prlpadnou rec
Y nlz zvla$t ezduraznl jeano
: t. Ce4hu { Sloeaku. Po Dokl
: FCecha Budovce y Bndoga sta
: Ia popravisti Slovak DIR. Jesse
r'r p07daii nak vedle pres
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denta nynajsiho stal opet v
hoji "a svobodu ceskosloven-
skeho naroda Slovak, DIR. Mi
Ian Stefanik. Take Nemci uni
rail- ma tom popravisti "a re-
voltu proti nenavidenemu O.
troctvi rakouskemu. Jejich po-
tomci nell by 81 z Mich witt
priklad.
Zapenlm obou narodnich
hymn slavnost o 2. hod. skon-
cena, nacez jeste poraznu rec
Mill shromazdenym hlouckum
DIR. Bartosek, yolnomyslenkaf,
81. Machova Ustf, rady ma
tick hospodyh, ktera zvlaste
propaganda ocistu naseho ve-
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DOPIS Z CZECH.

Praha. 20. cervna 1921.
Ctena redakce casopisu
"Svet"!
Snad YAM to nebude proti
mysli, re Yam piSi tax "a Sc
bou, myslim 81 vSak, re Vas
vSechny jiste bude zajimati,
jak mill hoste naSi z Ameriky
jsou zde vitani a co delaji. Po-
vim YAM tedy dnes neco o
schulz Masarykovy Academic
Prace, ktera byla k jich uvita-
III a na jejich pocest poradana
We SmetanoVe sini Obecniho
domu prazskeho sobotu, dne
18. Gervna 1921.
Byli uvitani prednesem anne
ricke hymny ma varhanach
prof. Wiedermannem a po W.
slechnuti referentu Z oboru
prumysloveho a zemedelskeho
dekoval "a vVstizne Informal
nj vyklady, ktere nasim kra-
ianum mnohe vysv6tlily a odu-
vodnily, p. DR.. Pecival. Ku
konci schuze odvdeGila Sc Dru-
zina Bakulova ia vSecku tu
lasku, kterou jevi ceskosloVen-
ska Amerika i pro ty nejuboz-
81 z ubohych, mrZacky, kteri
vSak mali pevnou vuli, pocti-
We Sc zivit a nebyt verejnost
na ohtiz, ctyrhlasym zap6nim
nasich obou narodnich hymer
''kde domoy muj" a Mad Ia
trou Sc blyska" balkonu Smt
tanovy sine. DOZEN krasnehC
prednesu byl tax mocnp, II
mnohe pritomne az j slzam do
ial.
Vcera byl isem "okouknout'
lnovostavby studentske koloni'
na Letne, kter6 81 buduje stu
dentstvo nase svoji vlastni sve
nomoci. Je to 8 velikych hu
dov, dfevenych, chodhami u
fprostred, ktere deli dive rad,
rpokoju pro suddenly, vady
liednom velikem oknu. ~
spizky a skrin ma saty isou V
zdi. Podlaha je ma chod bac
ispojovacich chamotkami dla2
; dena a celek cini liz nyni pet
ny DOZEN, coz al Dude vse &c
lvvsazeno stromy kVetlnam
,Zdarne dokonceni tohotq dill
:. Jest ovsen podmineno dalsi I
cinnou, podporou cele mas
: lejnosti, nebot nyni buoe pC
. t1ebi hlavne vnitrniho zarlz'
: nj. postell, stolu, zidli AID. oC
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fejneho zivota cd zidovskych
vlivd a j.
21. cerven 1921 budiz nam
Yystrahou pro vSechny easy.
V Narodnim divadle Sc ma
pocest pamatky te hrala Lii
buse', V divadle stayovskem
"Prazsky zid", jelikoz neni
dosud dramatu, kter6 by bez
spojovani fiktivni slechetnosti
titulni figury. S nejkrutejsl ira
gedii cecskeho naroda vystiz-
ne, uprimn6 a bez postrannych
dmyslu nezkreslene nam cely
ten hrdzny DEF predvadelo =
Smutna pravda!
| F. Slaby-Bylansky
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prosic boha, ably il ma pravou
cestu uvedl. PAX upamatovala
Sc, re Guy Kington n6kolika
hodinach s nj Sc rozlouci a pri
myslence te pozbyla veskerou
chapavost.
Kdyz pf. Farnsworthova
prochazky Sc vratila, nalezla
dceru dosud ma luzku lezeti,
majic hlavu V polstarich po-
hrouzenou a tise placic.
Prlcina zarmutku Margareti-
ma byla lehce k uhodnuti.
Vrchni navladnf a jeho man
zelka potkali Guye a slyseli z
jeho 1st, re musi opustiti Lau-
terbrunep. Jeho roztrzitost pro
zradila skutecnou pffcinu jehC
neocekavaneho odcestovani
Gladys uhodla vsak tajemstyi
ono jenom polovice. Myslila
re Guy uchazel .se o ruku leji
, dcery ona verna sv6mu drive
simu slibu, jeho prosbu zamit-
la. Ami il nenapadlo, re Manga
retha tomuto mlademu M Z
vroucne naklonena jest a jemu
Z citu povinnosti ruky sv6 ode
prela.
"Me uboh6 dit6n' prayila je
mne, 'Fzajist6 zeliS, re isl sic
chetneho Guye zarmol'ila. Te;
ia jej zelim, ale pfece mne te
81, re svou prvnf lasEu vdecn'
upomince mas astneh'
Lestera k vuli ieho soku neza
pominas."
JeSt6 teze NOE ,pustil Gu,
Kington prijemne Lauterbran
nen a milenee jeho bylo, jake
by byl veskerou zaf slunce Sc
bou wal.
Hrozny nepokoj zlnocnil s
osam6le divky. Vrchy, druhd,
tax pfijemne, byly j nyni pu
stinou. Kazda pesinka pamatc
, vala j ma milence, jejz Sc vzd
, ii musela vzdor tomu, re srdc
ieji jej made vse milovalo.
Tax prikvapil prvni zafi
nim skonceny prazdniny vrch
, niho navladniho. Uredni povir
nosti volaly jei do Washigtc
Inu.
Chester, Natalie a pan Farm
} worth premluvili jeho chot', 8
| byAieste nekolik m6sicu V EvrC
/ pc zustala a teprve pozdeji dc
: mu Sc vratila.
Vrchni navladni odcestovs
sam, kdezto jeho rodina jest
: neiaky cas- Ma evropske pevn
1 ne zustala.
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Ma pocatku rijna vratil sc Sc
nator Routledge Sc svou man.
zelkou q Newportu, kdez cele
l6to stravili, do New Yorku.
Alice sedela u okna jednoho
pokoje V hotelu pate avenue Sc
zalibou pozorujic kolemjdouci,
kdyz rychlVm krokem manzel
.ieji do pokoie vstoupiI.
"Novinky, novinkyl" zvolal.
"Praye setkal isem Sc S Leste-
rem GlendaIem. iak Sc nazyval
We Washingtonu, aneb Janem
Halladayem, lax Sc jmenuie v
New Yorku.'
Aliciny o6i zaplaly radosti
"Vypravul Nelsone" zvolala
"Co provo2uie uhohy? Use, &C
Sc ieho tyce. zaifma mne veil
ce. > PAX popotahla svoii sesl
blize k lenoSce sveho chote, kite
~ Sc naproti nj posadil q pohli.
zela mu s touzebnou zvedavost.
do obllceje
"Byl jsem Y Drexle-House na
Broad Street navstevou u pans
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SYN GUVERNERUV.
Pfbeh zivota amickeho Cd H. Pea Pfeloz Jan Fuck.


Po te sklesla. Postava ieji le-
zela v nejblizsim okamziku VI
narucl Guyove, ktery Sc pokou-
sci JENNIE il upokojiti, neustale
libaje jeji bledy oblicej, Jejil
hlava spoclvala ma jeho prsou
ona sama vinula Sc tesneji k
nemu. Oba citili, re to jest je-I
jich rozlouceni. Nikdy vice ne
mely Sc jejich rty setkati, MI
kdy vice nemela laska jejich
Sc rozlouciti - ma vzdy! Sve-
deli je nahoda opet dohroma-
dy, pax Sc smell vuci sobe jen
chladne formalne choVati.
Bylo to loutenl smutne a bez
madeline jake smrt. Dvakrat Wy
trhla sc Margareta narucl
mladikoVy, aby znova ma prsa
jeho sklesla.
Cas- mijel nemilosrdnou ry-
chlosti, slunce zapadlo hloub6-
| il. stihy Sc dlouzily a 2 biz
kych lesu ozyval sc taiuplny
sum vecerni. Trpce a zaluplne
poetic 'ovali oba tito mladi lide,
lax kruty osud je potkal, ably
| je navzdy cd sebe odloucil, a
tax nemeli silly hnouti Sc z mi
sta, ktere bylo sv6dkem ne
zmern6ho zalu jejich.
Kdyz pax konecne ma cestu
k domovu Sc vydali, krateli po-
die sebe mlcky, do o6i 81 nepo-
hl6dnouce, po horske stezce.
Nekolik set kroku pred no
stincem pravil Guy hlubokym
pohnutim: "Margarethe, ieSte
dnes odcestuii. Co mas bude,
nevim. Pral bych 81, ably menu
zivotu byl konec! Neni snad do
bre takto mluviti, avSak jest to
'mui pocit. Nez Sc rozloucime,
Vyprosim 81 od tebe jeSte n6co.
Pak-li by Sc muzi, k vuh ne
muz Sc dnes loucime, melo neco
prihoditi, kdyby zemrel, nebc
nevernym Sc ii stal, zprav mne
o tom. Cd Alice dozviS Sc vzdy
0 mem bytu. Slibis mi, re pax
stanes sc moii zenou?"
MALI Sc stati, prihodi-li sc
neco, co mne meho slibu spro-
sti, pax ano."
Paprsek nadeje knit Sc pres
oblicej mladlkuv. Vim, re Sc
mohu spolehnouti," pravil, q
proto ozbrojim Sc trpelivostl {
budu cekati. Buh nedopusti, a
bys dala ruku svou jinemu, ne1
, tomu, komu I've srdce nalezi."
Chester a Natalie yratili ST
zatim domu, ale znova vysll M
prochazku S yrchnim navlad
MIN a ieho manzelkou.
Margareta byla rada, ze by
la chvili Sc svym zalem sama
Odebrala Sc do sveho pokoje
vrhla sebou ma luzko a zusta
la, iako kofist' nejtrpciho "a
rrnutku, bez pohnuti lezeti.
Divy zal zufil V iejim nitru
.Zasypavala Sc trpkymi pred
, huzkami, lee ieii srdce volal'
hez ustani: "MilujeS Guye
nikoho jineho nez jehol" Pal
sebrala sv6 myslenky vzpo
minala casu, kdyz Kington'
ieste neznala a Lester Glendai
, ;byl il vsim,
, Kdyby nebyla nikdy onoh
spatrila a nebyl jeiiho snouhe'
ce osud mezi to pfisel, byla b
, Sc, stala zenou Lesterovou, hyl
by jej st'astnym ucinila q p
boku jeho tiche a pokoine ste
] 'sti nale4la, aniz by kdy hyl
! poznala, jakeho zalu srdce Jel
: ischopno jest.
! Modlila Sc dlouho a vroucnf
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reditha," vypravel senator.

Mereditha," vypravel senator.
'Byl potesen z me navStevy a
pozdravuie tebe. Ia hovoru ma
seho pravil nahle: Ami Sc ne
tazete, jak Sc dafi vasemu
priteli?' Priznavam
Sc, re Y prvnim okamzeni ne
vedel jsem, ktereho mych
pratel mini. Nechal .jsem jej
dale mluviti.
z jeho vypravovani seznal
isem, re Lester zdrzoval Sc v
New Yorku a seznanil Sc pa
nem M Meredithem, ,nez nastoupil
sve zamestnani We Washingto-
nu. Jiz tehdy zajimal mladik
tento pana Mereditha, ktery
nema zadnych deti a obdiyoval
jeho schopnosti.
Konecn6 dosla rec ma onu
nest astnou udalost, ktera Le-
sterovu bezstarostnou eXisten-
ci znicila; slysel jsem, re ubo-
by Lester, jakmile zved6l, re
neni synem Allena Glendale, a
sveho postaveni We Washingto
nu Sc vidal, prisel sem, otevrel
malou pisarnu a svyma vlast-
nina rukama pocal Sc ziviti.
TAX uplynul nejaky cas-,
kdyz jej jednoho dne pan Me-
.redith ma ulici potkal a jeho
dst onu smutnou udalost jeho
puvodu vyslechl,
"Vis," pravil Ike mne Mere
dith, "ze nejsem zadnym blaz-
mem m6kkeho srdce, ale kdyz
isem vse cd neho vyslechl, po-
tlacil jsem Shy jen namaha-
MIN. Vrativ Sc do sve pisarny,
sd6lil isem svym spolecnikum,
Churchillovi a Aughtonovi, co
jsem Sc prave dozvedel. Take
oni znali Lestera brali ziveho
podiIu ma osudu nest astneho
mladika. Nahodou NELL jsme
uprazdn6n6 jedno misto nasi
pisarne a tax jsme Sc spolecne
dohodli, re mu je svefime." !"
Cd t6 dolby jest Jan Halla-
dial zamestnan pisarne pana
Mereditha tento zamysli jej
uciniti co nejdrive svym spo-
lednikem. O, vzdyt' jsem ii pra
vii, Alice, re pricinlivy mladik
m1ze sc svou podnikavosti a
pficinenim dodelati sc zdaru,
tfeba jei hanba a blda sebe Vi
ce pokorily. Kdo razne bojuje,
zvitezi!'
Aliciny oci zafily. ''Nelsone,
vedela jsem, re Lester Glen
dale dodela Sc zdaru,' odveti-
la, "ale nemyslila jsem, re tax
brzo. Vid6l isl jej? Jak vyhli-
zi?"
'Velmi dobre, mnoho sc ne
zmenil. Jest ma mem videti. re
mnoho trp6l, avsak snasl muz-
ne osud svuj. Byl velmi pote-
sen, re mne opet spatfil; ptal
Sc po tobe &C jmeno Marga-
retino nevyslovil, vim, re netou
| I'll po nicem vice, nez jako nj
uslySeti.
Bez vyzvani vypravel isem
mu, re rodina Farnsworthova
dosud Y Europe dli a re Che
ster Farnsworth Jest zasliben S
lNatalii Ruthvenovou.
O minulosti nezminll Sc, "a
to vSak mluvil nadSene prl-
tomnosti a nadejiplne budouc-
nosti.
Alice pokracoval senator
s potlacenym hlasem, "poznal
jsem We SVEN zivote mnoheho
pficinliveho mladika, ale zad-
n6ho zmuzilejsiho mad naseho
, mladeho pritele. Muzi tahnou
do boie a pohlizeji odhodlane
, Ismrti vstfic. To Sc nazyva srd-
natosti. ia vSak pravim, k boJl
"a zivot "a pom6ru Lestero-
) vyth jest vetsi srdnatosti tfeba.
Deiiny nezaznamenavaJl skut-
| ky takoveho hrdinstvi, ale We
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lt was about this time, I think, al- though I do not recall the exact date when the President, after dwelling upon the extreme gravity of the situation. sad to us solemnly: T hope that those or us who believe in prayer, will ask divine guidance"
 Those who know him best (and most people know his reticence about his personal beliefs) will appreciate how ueep was his anxiety when he spoke thus to his official family.
 WILSON READS ULTIMATUM
 me sussex was torpedoed on March a. when all the facts were In the pos session Of the state department, and no satisfactory explanation had come from Berlin, the President called us together 10 read to us the ultimatum which he had prepared to serve upon Germany.
 Let me recall the significant words in that ultimatum. They have been for gotten in the overwhelming, subsequent events, but they were words which would have carried us at that date into war as surely as did the diplomatic rup- ture of 1917, had not Germany seen well to withdraw temporarily from her ut- terly intolerable and unpermssible po- sition. t
 Here are the Presidents plain word {:
 If it is still the purpose of the im- perial government to prosecute relent- less and indiscriminate warfare against
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-18
By Associated Press

Riga, April T.-Only the Americans among all the foreigners in the Mos COW prisons appear to have been for gotten by the government and do not receive food packages now to supple ment the starvation rations. accord ing to the Baroness Forelkerson, who has arrived at her home in Riga after having been for a long time in prison in Russia as one of the Letvian hos tages.
 'T was freed from the Batirka prison in February said the Baron ess. ''At that time Royal c. Keeley, Demetrius Kalimatian and William Flick. Americans, were in the prison. They were not receiving food pack ages. Flick, who is motion picture operator, and whose home is in Brooklyn, N. Y., however, seemed to have friends among the Russians or foreigners in prison who were get ting packages from the Polish and other aid societies. He was not faring so badly, but Keeley and Kalimatian were forced to live on what is known
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-18
MANY DISORDERS MARK ELECTORAL
 DRIVE IN ITALY
Street Fighting, Revolver DueIs and Stacking of Buildings in Progress in Various Parts
 of the Country
By Associated Press

Rome, April 17.--Street fighting. revol- yer duels and the sacking of buildings in various parts of Italy are continuing to enliven the electoral campaign.
 In one of the suburbs of Bologna some 50 of the fascist. who arrived from the city on motor trucks, attacked the so- cialist headquarters and occupied the rooms, the socialists fleeing to the roofs A squadron of carbineers, sent from Bologna to restore order, tried to per suade the fascist to desist. When one of the socialists. however. fired a revolver from the roof at the fascist and carbi- neers gathered below, the two combined forces and opened fire on the socialists, mortally wounding Senor Veronesi, tne secretary of the socialist organizations
 At Mantua the fascist burned the la Dor headquarters and then formed mill tary columns. parading the streets and singing political songs. They invaded the home of the socialist deputy, Dugoni completely destroying it, and then at tackled and clubbed several suspected sympathizers with the socialists. Tho workers of the city afterwards proclaimed a general strike and no newspapers are being published.
 <Auultloldi 0CtdiiS Ol lue street IlBlIlng in Leghorn Thursday have been received here. These show that the bersaglierl put the communists to flight and occu- pied the streets in three-hour battle After this the fascisti organized a dem onstration and took the offensive and pursued the communists who took refuge in the Loyal Republican club. After an attack, the communists were routed from the building by the fascisti. who tooS possession, destroyed the furniture and burned the records of the club. Two per. sons were killed and ten injured during the fighting.
 The general strike continues in Leghorn
 Near Arezzo the fascisti burned the furniture and records of communist club.
 At Florence the fascisti invaded conn munist headquarters and also the labor headquarters and destroyed the furniture and seized the records.
 Similar disturbances are reported from other towns. Numerous persons were in- jured in street fighting.
 At Carpi the fascist beat and expelled from the town Signor Morgari, former sccialist member of the Chamber of Deputisa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-18
N-KAISER LEADS
 WAY AS COFFIN IS
 PLACED ON TRAIN
Body of Augusta Victoria Will Begin Journey to FatherIand Today for Burial at
 Potsdam
By Associated Press

Doorn, April l7.-Never was contrast between former glory and present state of humiliation more accentuated than when Wilhelm, the former German em- peror. followed the body of his wife. Augusta Victoria, to the station at Maarn, where he entrusted the faithful companion of his grandeur and his sor- row to his son and friends to take back to the fatherland.
 The Emperor that was and. the ex- crown prince and other sons present were all attired in full uniform of the Prussian guard, their helmets crepe GOV. cred
 The funeral procession arrived at the little station at Maarn in darkness only broken by the light from a few lamps on the railway embanknent.
 First came huge car covered with flowers, followed by servants, who load ed the wreaths into the railway carriage About 10 minutes later the hearsei ar rived, flashing powerful searchlights. It was draped with black cloth with white cross and border.
 From the next automobile Chaplain Eryander alighted wearing black robes behind came an automobile carrying thc former Emperor and his daughter, Princess Victoria Luise, which drove on until it reached a shelter of shrubbery. hiding it from view.
 Frederick William. the ex-crown prince, and Prince Adalbert, in long gray mantles walked briskly forward. Other n, members of the family alighted from their cars-Prince Oscar the Duke of Brunswick. Prince Feurstenburg. Gen. eral yon Gontard, chief of the house. hold Countess von Keller and Countess von Rantzau, the staunchest friends of the late Empress and ladies in waiting in the old days, and the court cham bcrlan. Paron von Spitsemberg.
 RULERS REPRESENTED
 Representatives, of Queen Wilhemina of Holland, the dowager Queen and the prince consort and the representatives
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