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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Sells Sprssp Lake Estate

John D. Miner sold the Deborah H.
Gay property, at the northeast corner
Of St. Clair and First avenues, Spring
Lake, N. j., to William J. Bowe. The
property has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Cost of Construction, $4,000

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Of
fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04

Acquires Pelham Manor Home
Thomas S. Burke sold the Wilbur L.
varian property on the Esplanade at
Pelham Manor to w. D. Gardener, of
New York. The property was held at
$50 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
WIllRAD|UhA
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

n you nrs sick and want 70 oet
well and Keep Wen, wrtte for litera-
ture that tells How and Why MIS- Al
most unknown and wonderful new ele-
brings rsHef 10 70 many surfer
ers from Constipation, Hhcnmntism'
aoiarien, Goat, Neuritis, Neurnigla:
Nervous Prostration, High Blood
Pressure ana diseases Of the stofl-
ach, Heart. Lungs. Liver. Kidneys
and other ailments. You wear Deg
mems radioactive solar-Pad DAY
and night, receiving the Radio Ac-
dive Hays continuously into your sys-
tenn. causing a healthy circulation,
overcoming siurrishness, throwing OF
lmpurities and restoring the tissues
and nerves to a normal condition-end
he ncxt thing you know you are get
Sold on n test proposition. You are
thoroughly satisfied II n helping you
before tho appliance II yours. Nothing
to do but wear u. Nc trouble or ex-
pense, and the most wonderful Fact
about the appliance Is That it In sold
90 reasonable that Il IN within the
reach Of all, both rich n poor.
No matter how bad your ailment. or
how long standing. we will be pleased
70 have you try Il at risk. For
full Information write t~oday--not to-
morrow. Radium Appliance Coz 400
BRADBURY Bldg. Los Anseles- Calit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

a largo profit On a nmrni turnover.
the Farmer policy has nothing TO rec.
ommsnd Il except that II saves the
reimbursement trouble; the latter not
cfiiy Acnurca TO h benefit OF tho
public al large, hut forms a stronger
hn.la Of ~eecurify for tho future well
fare ~ tho undertaken Ing from tho
shareholders point OF Wow. Or. TO
transihtq this last rreccpt into con-
crete FORM keep up the fares for
do not driv. them into Che shird
class, but reduce the fares for the
mass OF the people as fur a. YOU can
AFFORD 70 DO 20. even though this
makes u necessary 10 run n iarrer
number OF TRAINS TO carn the same
The Immediate Problem.
II IN by these principles that en-
1iirhttncd railway management q
guided. But the British public has
refused hitherto to cntruat railway
lmanaEcment to enlightened self.
Interest. ana has thought u well hith-
'erto to restrict the limits within
which n may operate The statute
book contains whole series OF acts
fixing maxima beyond which the
eases out OF Zoe these maxima have
beon snperfluour; In the tooth case
they have been harmful. Under the
new railways act they will be swept
away and replaced by n new system
under Which railway companies win
IN effect be authorized to charge such
rates as they believe TO be CONNER
ciaiiy iustifiable. II and when. they
can obtain the sanction OF an expert
tribunal after q has heard ali that
those who VIII have TO pny the rates
and fares ear urge on the other side.
The railway companies In framing
and the tribunal In sanctioning the
scales of rates and fares for the flu
.ture have before them an extraordi-
nariiy difficult task. We have com.
pared railway rates 60 taxation be-
cause they are adjusted IN relation TO
at an important point. Income tax
has to be paid II the taxpayer can
pay. He Il not asked whether he IL
willing. But railway rates and fnres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

critics where the titles need the rSost
careful investigation. One may cven
10 on 20 point POI mar q doctor
charges more for attending the mas
Ter u,en ns.sndfnk his servant, fhoukh
We may assume that he piacts his best
skin equally al The service o. both.
that a cemetery chap.aIn. hctlnE
presumably with episcopal 4auctions
c;ati1,ce different fees Tot reading tho
buriai service lscccrdinE "a the eefpso
y placed IN the common sassh .r :
.sa Eynye or m . family teni;
4cleiy .uron value Ct service. Cost
or aervice Also hns 10 hs taken into
a1eoaht IL Il usually hiehef whore
tho articles arc more valuable. main
iy berausc they are handled m much
smaller conriEnmcntp, but not al
WAYS Empty fruit baskets for I'm
space out 81 All nroporsssn 70 tneir
weight. They n~asaraily. therefore.
form a bonc OF chronic contention
between thu railways M the trad
'ors. the n side Arguing justlfiabiy
The rate should be high because
the cost u great. and the other side
argninr, equally tnsfifiabiy. that the
rate shcnia be low because the value
T1- RAILWAY untcczstan.
Bearing thcn all these different
considerations In mind. we ma sum
up the railway rates experts cate.
chism "a the following precepts.
az Charge no rate 80 high a. to
stop the traffic passing. provided the
rate be not 20 Low Us 20 cease 10
cover the extra cost OF dealing with
/. CD Distribute the general expresses
incident 10 b business % a whole
over the whole traffic. on the baals
% a rough equality OF sacrifice, up
10 h point where tho total receipts
cover the total expenses Plus a rea,
@onable return on the capital in
goivod. corresponding TO the accept
return on capital taking equal
risks IN an ordinary business.
(S) Always bear IN mind that,
within limits tine same re-
Quirod net return can be obtained by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

rho percentage Of sheep In New
Mexico which have hcen injected
from scabIes the last year is exceed
Ingly smail-smailer than ever before
according 10 Or, y. l. Schneider OF
the United States bureau OF animal
industry.
'"rhe general ircsuitA." said De
Schneider yesterday ''of work looking
toward n complete eradication OF the
acabies In very satisfactory
was going forward with eRrnentness
and had been made easy on account
OF the excellent range conditions
throughout the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
L~asnsNERa.

Minnie Lee vastine. A~ibuaucruue;
Hugh Barkicy Belts. Albuquerque.
Rosetta Wilson. Albuquerque;
George Ward, Albuquerque.
Lncinda Chavez, Bareias: Charles
Ross. Albuquerque.
IuAnita Romero. Albuquerque;
Emilia Perez, Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

rn An uw4.II.I 49, a.. .a..-a. -
-.'".." " = s"'pf' ".''ru"
OF not or Q c~onhigning
traffic. And our railways, IN com.
mon with those M ainost All other
imnortnnt countries. arc ,ndnv face 10.
face With 4 novel ~rituaflon.- Workinr
cost. heve' riecn cr-orn,huaiv pates
and fsrcs have evrrvwhcre i,ccn moi
.up 10 meet fhom, TN. lncr,asc sfncs'
|Ro xynr n etslrsafea "a he rou~A.ie
Itss ~, ,rnr fn-the eaae m eooda and
somfthine inse 100 nor cent IN the
|cnnc lnf t,urgrnrers The percentaae
Increases IN America arc hardly ie,r
on the continent thev are FAR rreatnr
Even "A these ratca raIl,xavs m A,rcr-
icn are AZ preseft hardly coverinR
their vorkinr On the con.
tlnept thev are belns worked nj an
actual loss. -
Where o,,r ,rnltuavs ,youid stand N
thev could garry on Tor n conaen,.
"-N
, 1921-12-31
Wealthy Volunteer
Fire Chief Resigns
Post at Cheyenne

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Dec. a. The
resignation Of Percy Hoyt rs chief OF
tho Cheyenne Auxiliary Volunteer
Fire department. an organization OF
firefightins veterans called upon to
aid the paid city department In times
OF emergency was delivered TO Mayor
Taylor Friday and the auxiliary de
partment is to be disbanded. Whether
IL will be replaced by r similar new
organization Of volunteers has not
been decided. Hoyt. a wealthy club
man whose hobby is fire fighting. has
been chief OF the auxiliary since it's
organization thirteen years ago, when
the old volunteer department was dis
, 1921-12-31
SUIT AGAINST
CITY IS FILED
BY 0NTRACT0R
Gilbert Bros. Seek Collection
of $6,83S Alleged to Be Due
Firm for Grading
Work.

Gilbert Bros, a contracting nrm
which handled considerable of the ex
cayation work IN some OF Casper's
grading districts. is suing the city for
~se.s3s.os. which is alleged to be due
ior work done TN city orders in grad
ing district No. =. B.
The specifications of the city engi
neer for h original contract on cut
ting h hill on East Fifth street
called for a 12-inch grade. In prepare,
ton for a paving district. When ths
paving district wasn't declared Gilbert
Bros. flied h grade to eight inches
TO conform with other streets. They
claim that they have received no pay
for this work despite repeated de
mands upon the city. The case will
come up for n hearing in district
court during january.
, 1921-12-31
CHANGE IN CITY
COUNCIL IS DUE
TUESDAY NIGHT
Members of New Administra-
ton to Take Oath at Last
Meeting of Present
Council.

The present city administration ha,
suspended plans for n council meet
ing 90 be held before the new year
because OF the fact that entertain
ments during the past week have
prevented the appearance OF a quo
rum Of tho counciimen at any OF the
scheduled meetings.
The present city council will meet
Tuesday afternoon TO wind up its
business and win turn the reigns OF
government over TO the incoming of
ficers Tuesday night.
Mayer Ben II. Pclton. Chester NJ.
Bryan. Fred Van Gordon and Earl c.
Boyle. councilman. retire from the
council Monday night. The new city
administration headed by Mayor-eiect
w. A. Blackmore. will build around
a nucleus composed of ]. j. Gihlin.
John NJ. whisenhunt and Walter w.
Keete. The new couneilmen who viii
take office Tuesday night are John j.
Hancock, John G, Jones and j. S, Pet.
tingill.
The now. city dads will have anon
their number five Johns and two Wal,
tiers. the former including GIbiin.
whisenhunt. Hancock. Pettingin and
Jones. and the latter. Walter Black
more. mayor. and Walter Keefe.
councilman.
, 1921-12-31

One favor1ts motion p3ctars actress
received during the past year q total
OF s.A71 letters from audiences all
over the world
, 1921-12-31
Speed Record
Br0ken---Three
Years For Mile

TORONTO. Dec u-A new sped
record was announced today-a
mile and . fraction In . years. IL
months and 10 days.
The winner was one Of les tur-
ties tagged and turned loose by
Prof A. A. rezrse or the univer.
sity OF Wisconsin. who II engaged
In studying the sheiibacks- The
recon was confirmed today at the
annual convention OF the American
Association for tho Advancement of
Science to which the scientist made
his report
Tho report also set forth that tho
1s6 entrants. in q dvc-month period
achieved an average distance Of lis
yards and the ace wes run on the
swampy shores OF Lake Mendoza.
Wis. whore Prof. Pearse had COM
puted- there II s to IS turtles an
Z
, 1921-12-31

Hughes at 2:5o O'Clock and At that
exact moment wero resumed the dip.
lomatc relations which have been
broken since February 8, 1917, when
Count von Bernstorff. the German
ambassador here. was handed his pass.
ports.
The reception by Secretary Hughes
OF Herr Lang was rather an unusual
incident IN that Mr.. Lang arrived In
Washington only last "wednesday and
IL has not been customary for new on
voys 10 present thes- c~rego.t,s1s in so
short n period OF time sitter arriving.
Tho haste TO have AFR. Lang recognize
cd was ~occa=:oEsd ~ .is desire TO be
received with other members of the
diplomatic corps by President Harding
at the New Years reception next Mon.
day.
The new Austrian charge. Edgar A.
q. Prochnik. also will be among those
TO DO greeted by President Harding at
his reception. having presented HIS
credentials as Austrian charge to Sec.
Rotary Hughes early this week.
, 1921-12-31

Boston's newest hotel is to have
one entire bedroom floor reserved for
the exclusive use OF women travelling
alone.
, 1921-12-31

This win require the erection of a
storage house twice the size OF the
present ice plant On the sandbar as
trict-
, 1921-12-31
Farm Problems
To Be Taken Up
By President

WASHINGTON. Dec. s1.-President
Harding as asked Secretary OF Agri-
culture Wallace q cau n conference
on agricultural questions TO be held in
Washington In the near future.
II is expected that representatives
OF agriculture in all parts OF tho coun-
try and of industry directly and In.
directly associated with agriculture
will attend and discuss tho situation
brought about by low prices prevail
ing for general farm products.
, 1921-12-31
BANK GRANTED MoRAToR,um.

ROME, Dsc 3i.-By The .Associ.
ated PressEThe Banca italian al
Sconto. the doors Of which were closed
yesterday. has bean granted a mora.
torIum OF one year by court action.
The bank Ia continuing all operations
except payments and win resume pay.
Ing. II was stated. when the court
limits the amount which may be with
drawn daily.
, 1921-12-31
FACTORY DOUBLES
CAPACITY WITH NEW
EQUIPMENT INSTALLED

with the installation of new com
rezso machinery completed the
Casper Ice and Cold Storage com
pany has virtually doubled its ice
making capacity and will be able to
take care Of Casper's heavy demand
during the coming summer. The
plant will now have q daily capacity
OF almost 1000 tons.
In the near future. the company.
according to the statement Of II. p.
, 1921-12-31

banded and a paid department insti
tuted.
Hoyt Thursday night entertained
the members OF the auxiliary depart.
ment at a farewell dinner. Among
the guests were Lieutenants william
carlin and Miles Dwyer Of the Den,
yer fire department.; Earl Psny. secre.
tary OF Chief Heaiey of the Denver de.
partment; Robert McNaman, sheriff
OF Arapahoe county. Colorado. and
Jimmy Pott OF the Denver police de.
tective force.
, 1921-12-31
BANK WINS OUT IN TAX PROTEST
TAxATIoNeLAIM UPHELD

it i double taxation to charge taxes ON a banks capital
fixtures and. real and other property, according to a decision
handed down by Judge c. o. Brown in district court at Doug
las yesterday. The decision was rendered on a petition of
the Citizens National bank. in which the financial inshtution
, 1921-12-31
BERLIN CHARGE
is RECOGNIZED
BY SEC. HUGHES.
Diplomatic Relations With Germany Off
ciaLlyR Resumed Today When Hughes
Receives Carl Lang

WASHINGTON, Dec: s1-Diplomatic relations between
Germany and the United States were resumed officially late
today when Carl Lang, charge d'afaires from the Berlin gov
eminent presented his letters Of credence and was received
by Secretary Hughes.
The German charge presented his credentials to Mr.
, 1921-12-31
Population of
France LOUer
THAI, In 1911

PARIS. Dec. 31.-The official re.
salt of ths general census Of 1921 gives
the population of France. including
AlSace-Lorrasne as s9.4o2.T 1871 of which
l.55e.44s are foreigners. The ropuia-
ton in 1911 was 3s,eo4, 800. including
1.132, 6e6 foreigners.
, 1921-12-31

The notice recently published by me
to the effect that I would not be re.
soonsible for debts contracted by Mrs.
Lola Bentley, is hereby withdrawn.
F. j. BENTLEY,
12-31-1ts
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
JEDNANI o POUziVANl PONOREK.
BUDE ZAHAJENO DNES We WESTINGHOUSE
ODZBROJOVACf KONFERENCI.

Washington, 2l pros Westinghouse konference
Vstoup Ultra fs sveho uvazovan omezenf zbroen
ace zahli Jednani pouzfvani ponorek budoucnosti
Dohodnut ma omezen poctu btevnch lodi byo uzavfeno
ApyVa pouze ornament strany ale re pfima tentvz
poer oHeVnch lodi Jako Francie sce Its, porovnani
Valecnyml lod stvy tf hlavnch namofnich narodG.
Vybor ma omezen zbrojeni pozGstavajicf pnvch dele
gac SpoJenych Statd Vek6 Brane Japanu France Itae
SeJde Sc Ultra ii hodn dopoledne ednati omezeni
pomocnych lodi ako sou ehke znky folove vadef lodi
torpedoborc nosci aeroplanG zemena ponorky chz
pouzvan budoucnosti panuje nejv6S mnen Az
dospeJe sc dohodnu techto bue hlavnf prace
conference hotova. q
Vzhledem ponorkam nejkrajnejsi hedisko zastava Vel
ka Britanie Francie PneiSi usuje naprosy zakaz no.
uzvanf ponorek valkach kdezto pozadue ech
Vydatn pride ezto e povazuje prvnf jako zbran
brannou.
Pdvodne Sc pomysleo aby ponorek tr hlavnch
namonlch narodG bya naeduici Spoene Say 1000 tun
Veka Brane 10000 tun; Japan, $4,000 Velka Brtanie
sVole sanovisko v6c ponoek pne obasna kdezo fran
couzske znamo jest enom aks ne1Tedn6 Teprve zitres
schuz sc ocekava France vysoup ur6m navhy while
dem pouzfvanf ponorek
Vezme to nepochybne vice dn, nezi dospee dohod-
mutt pom6ru pomocnych lodi Pfedpovda Sc re France b
Gle pozadovat pde 0000 cehoz do 10 OOO
tun bylo by ponorkach
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
OSTRA DEBATA V IRsKEM SNEMU.
MARY MacSWlNEY- -OVA HROZf VZPOUROU PROTI
SVOBODNEMU IRSKEMU STATU.

Dublin FL pros. - Moznost ze bude skonGena debata
rske smlouve dosp6je Ultra noc bva ma
zaceha Eanoem De Vaerou pf zav6ru dnesnho zasedan
Kdyz navrh aby zda dskusse nebudou skonGeny Ultra
odpoledne vecern zasedan konalo "skoncovao to-
Arthur Griffith, rtisuje Mary MacSwiney-ovou kterd
nuVa dve hodny ctyficet minut prav patnac minut
elo by byl dost kazdeho zbyvacch eGnik obas-
nen eho stanoyska Jeden posanec proiev mnen
nych reel neni z eba coz vyvoao huGny potesk
om re clenove mali uz dosti debat pref 81 hlasovati
Poprve dnes vecer obievy ukazky jest dobra W.
hlfdka ma schvaleni smouvy. ReGnc prmlouvac Sc to-
vyvolali nejvetsf souhlas
Pri zaverku sve douhe reci seGna MacSwiney-ova
nom rekla re mad nkdy nebude miti prezto
mazdeni lee by ko stao repubikou ale prohasia re
repubkanska strana sou vzpour prot
vemu Svobodnemu Irskemu Statu, zdali Sc uskutecni
Nekten recnci pfimouva Sc "a to- ably at iakymko zpa
sobem dopadne hlasovanf sn6mu byla predozena
rozhodnut vsemu isk6mu du ably plebsciem proiev
mneni anglo-irske mfrove smIouv6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
STAVkARI " TERSTU
PROHRALI.

Terst, 90. pros. - General
nj stavka v Terstu byla skon-
lcena porazkou stavkujicich
Veskeredelnictvo zahajilo opet
praci prnmer.lym Is. proc,
sniaen 'laasa'zav Definitiyni to
rozhodnuti odevzdal stavkov-
nj vybor ministru prace. Stav-
ka byla zlomena pripravenosti
uradu, ktere ZkuSenoStmi z
minule DOLBY udrzely komuni-
kaci, osvetleni, vodovody vse
chny sluzby verejne V porad-
ku pomoci vojakG-odbornik1 a
pripravenych dobrovol. sborG
obcanskych. Stavkove vedeni,
jsoucf V rukou komunist1, do
znava porazku. Dale stavku-
il typografove. Noviny nevy-
chazeji. Opetne vychazeni IL
sti ma nastati, jakmile bude
dano dostiu6ineni Ia Macdonald
sty zavrazdeneho typografa
Muellera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
DIVA MRTVI, "a PORANENYCH.
OBETI TYTO VYZADAL ST VYBUCH " JEDNOM
OBCHODE " COLUMBUS.

Soufnbus, ~, 2l pros Dve zeny byly zabity neime
ne "a muzu zen poraneno dnes pozde odpoedne kdyz w
buch casecne zncl WrghGv lram zbozm pro zenv ma
Vych Main ulici Panu obavy re nekok poranenych ze
mTe.
Dnes vecer polce hasG lid6 dobrovone Sc e prac
prhasvsf patra troskach ale fady jsou mn6n ze
vSchni nest'atnici byli mich vytazen
Ma miste usmrcena byla pr Barbara Garlic ova Coum-
bus jsa nezotoznena zena zemea sv Frants
ka DIE prvnf zpravy rovnez pr W. B. Haisova oznamena
mezi mrtvym pozde vSak zeno re ezf zranena nemoc-
nci
Vybuch ktery poce hasiti pricfta unkajcmu plynu,
sbofl velkou cast budovy chodnk by vyhozen u zpi-
sobena hubokd rhlna Vybuch pode veho uda pod
nfkem.
dobe kdy vybuch Sc sta vych Main ulice souci enom
diva boky od havni obchodni dy bya pima d zamestna-
vajicich vanocnimi nakupy.
Sestim nazvat lze re ohen vybuchu nerozomh po
die eho pameny byy uumeny prachem povstavsm pr SRI
cenf Sc budovy.
Nevice obe katastrofy bylo mezi dm chodnku pred
kramem Okna do obvodu cyr bok byla rozba veke zde
SEM rozsfio Sc cee obchodn cas mesta obchode
mestnano byo asi sto erG vetsnou vybuch
uda pred s. hodnou, kdy byl kram plny ldi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
OTAZkA PIVA A LEH-
KYCH WIN.
Bude xamestnavati po svatcich
vybor ma cesty a pro-
stredky.

Washington, 81. pros. - @
moznosti ziskani penez ma wy
placeni vojenskeho bonusu da.
mi ma pivo a lehka vfna, bude
uvazovano snemovnim vybo-
rem ma cesty a prostredky.
Predseda Fordney oznamil
dnes, re po vanocnich prazd-
ninach vybor omen bude Sc "a
mestnavati zalezitostf dodate-
cneho odskodneni vojakl We
valce slouzivsich a tn ovsem Wy
skyline sc otazka, jak opatriti
Isl penfze.
o moznosti taxovani napoj1
s malym alkoholickym obsa-
hem bude uvazovano, pravil
p. Fordney, "a Icelem rozhod-
mutt, zda-li bylo by to zahod-
nym a ustavnlm uVOlniti pro-
hibicnf pouta dostatetne, aby
umoznen byl prodej takovych
napojG. Fordney radil Sc dnes
sc sekretarem pokladny Mel
lonem, ale oznamil pozdeji, re
Sc nejednalo o otazce voien-
skeho bonusu.
Sua kongresq hodlaii Sc
postaviti razne proti kazdemu
pokusu uvolneni prohibice.
Zaroven poukazuji, re by Sc
navrhovanym planem mnoho
penez neziskalo. Pfiblizne ety.
ricet ze ctyricetiosmi statd
Unii mali sve vlastni prohibic-
nj zakony, tax re pivo a lehka
vina nemohly by v nich byti
prodavany, i kdyby to kongres
dovolil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
SMUTNE VANOCE We
VfDNI.


Widen, 81. prosince. - Oby-
vatelstvo Vidne ocekavaji We
lice smutne Vanoce. Nesmirne
ceny vSech pfedmetG znemoz-
nuji jejich koupi a mnohe OBJ
chody musely byt zavreny, po-
nevada nebylo zadnych kup-
cG. Zvlaste cena potravin ve-
lice stoupla a "a libru masla
pozadovano jest az 5000 ko-
run, kdezto jedno vejce stoji
200 korun. (Za jeden ameri-
cky dollar plati Sc nyni $500
rak. korun.) } S ohledem ma vel
ky nedostatek potravin vlada
dosud nemGze sc rozhodnouti,
mali skute6ne zastaviti ySeli-
kou statni potrayni podporu,
jak obmySleno hylo cd Move
no roku. Delnictyo vsak poza-
duje postupne zruseni dosava-
dniho systemu.
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RUSkO Sc VRACf KU
KAPITALISMU.

Moskva, 81. pros. - Della
ce paplrove meny Ruska bude
prvni ukol, jehoz Sc sovetska
vlada chopi v novem roce, Lev
Kamenev, pfedseda moskev-
skeho sovetu a Glen kabinetu,
prohlasil V interviewu dnes.
"Jako prvni krok k ustaleni
stavajicich emissi, moskevska
akciova bursa bude otevrena
ku konci prosince," Kamenev
pravil. "Uplna svoboda V OBJ
chodovani ruskymi a cizfmi
pencil, jak papirovymi tax zla-
tymi, akciemi a bondy a vseho
druhu obchodnimi papiry bu-
de dovolena, zrovna jako ma
Wall Street. Druhy krok bude
predseyzat ma l. ledna. kdy
vlada pfestane vydavati papi-
rove penize, krone not, "a nj
miz bude skutecna kovova "a
loha."
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SVIZELE S HARLEM.
Nikomu MEDIA Sc do pleceni
millionI dluhI, jez made.
lal We Svycarsku.

Pariz, 20. prosince. = Kdo
ma nesti Gtraty vydrzovani by
valeho cisare Karla a jeho Get
ne rodiny, jest otazka, ktera
pGsobi nejvyssf rade spojenec-
ke mnoho starosti.
Karel zanechal velike dluhy
We Svycarsku kdo je ma pla-
titi, neni znamo, stejne jako
nikdo newt, kdo ponese utraty
jeho vydrzovani ma Madeire.
Karel je zvykly ziti ma vysoke
noze. To jest patrno z toho
fakta, re We Svycarsku spotre-
boval diva miliony syycarskych
frankd ro6ne. Svycarsky frank
je znacne cennejsi nezli fran
couzsky a platf asi Is ameri-
ckych cent?. Kdyz koncem
rijna uletel Karel Sc Zitou do
Uher, vyvolalo to mezi ieho We
riteli V Curychu a jinde hoto-
YOU paniku. z echo bude ro-
dina byval. cisare ziti ma Ma
deire. Jest predmetem pilnych
porad mezi spojeneckymi stat
Milky.
V konservativnich a slechti-
ckych kruzfch francouzskych i
anglickych, ma habsburska pa
novnicka rodina vice pratel
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Columbus o., 2 pros Pet ozbroienych muzd dnes do
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