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The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Elmore Putney, veteran Of the
civil war, celebrated his Sind
birthday anniversary Wednesday,.
Mr.. Putney is hale and hearty and
the same social and genial gentle
man that he was many years ago.
AS an indication of his confidence
in his physical ability, Mr.. Putney
issued challenge to his compat-
riots, Judge Watson Beach and
Elisha Kelly, to compete with one
or both of them in a foot race or
hop, skip and jump contest. In
fact his challenge included such
well known athletes as William
Roberts, Chas. Corbishley, Thos.
Doyle or Kit" Murphy. No accep-
tance of the challenge has yet
been made as far as we have been
able to ascertain, but we under
stand that Judge Beach says he
will have to have a couple of
weeks in order to train down to
form.-Peck Times.
Mr.. Putney was for many years
resident of Yale and his many
friends will be pleased to learn
that he is in such good spirits and
physical condition.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
$500 Per Year in Advance
ANNUAL MEETING OF
AVOCA FARM BUREAU

The annual meeting of the Avo-
ca Farm Bureau Local, held in
Brinkman's hall, on Tuesday after
noon of last week was very well
attended and proved to be one OF
the most interesting and instruc-
tive meetings that the organiZa
tion has yet held. w. c. Cribs o.
the State Department of Markets
gave most able address on CO.
operative marketing, explaining
at length the big selling exchange
es that are performing invaluable
service for the Farm Bureau mem
bers. Mr.. Cribs remarks left no
doubt as to the success of the
farmers cooperative marketing
movement and the many questions
asked testified to the splendid in
terest in the subject on the part OF
the Avoca people.
County Agent c. l.. Brody en-
phasized the Importance of our
Local Associations becoming af-
filiated with the large cooperative
selling agencies, and stated that
the State Farm Bureau Elevator
Exchange was rendering very ef-
ficient service in selling grain
and hay for the members.
That the officers of the past had
handled the organization in
highly satisfactory manner was
shown by the reelection of the
entire number as follows -
President-Geo. Oatman
Vice-Pres.-Frank Polly
Sec.-Treas.-C. j. Reid
Directors-David Wilson and
l.. A. Wright.
The other directors elected last
year, whose term of office doe
not expire include Thos. Ramsey,
Sustin Kells, John Green and jos.
Stubbs.
Delegates to the annual meet
ing Of the st. Clair county Farm
Bureau, Geo. Oatman and c. J.
Reid.
After the membership meeting
the board Of directors met and
voted to affiliate with the State
Farm Bureau Exchange in order
that their members might have th5
advantage of selling their hal
through the organization.
The interest shcwn at the meet.
ing demonstrated that the Avocr
Farm Bureau Local ranks with
! the leading c-gar:2a t:oIs Of IL
kind in this part CT the stalc.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR
BANQUETTED

The members of the Presbyter-
ian church choir were entertained
at the Manse on Tuesday evening
by Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin
and Miss Mae Irving.
The long, prettily appointed
table in the diningroom, was set
with covers for twenty, and they
were all there.
A feast of good things was SER
we'd at six-thirty and the general
informality observed by those
around the board made for plenty
Of fun, and witty speeches, jokes
and anecdotes, kept them in their
places until there was no longer
excuse for lingering.
A further pleasant and social
evening was enjoyed in the parlor
with games and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and Miss
Irving were heartily thanked for
the pleasure given the choir.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
MADAME BUTTERFLY"

The date has been set for this
entertainment, which will be given
in the Auditorium on Friday eve
ming, Feb. 4th, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Benevolent Society
of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Edna Peacock will give the
impersonation of Madame Butter
fly" in the opera of that title, in
full costume, which will certain
ly add a charm to the rendition.
Mrs. Peacock will be assisted
between acts, Of which there are
three, by her pupils in expression
and by other specialties.
The full program will be pub
lished next week.
Remember this entertainment
and be prepared to attend. It will
be one of the best things of the
season. Friday evening, February
4th, 1921.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
Joseph O'Connor Escapes Death

Croswell, Jan. 14-While oper-
ating a tractor on Boards Hill,
near Abbottsford, Joseph O'Con-
nor, of the firm of O'Connor G. Son
of Croswell, narrowly escaped
death when the tractor tipped over
backward. He was helping to load
the wheel scrapers which were
drawn by horses, using the trac-
tor to help load, when the tractor
reared up in front, coming over
backward, striking the horses and
falling on the neckyoke which held
for a second, giving him just time
enough to roll out from under
the tractor when the neckyoke
broke, letting it crash to the
ground.
People who travel over that
section of the country will remem-
Der what long, treacherous Hill
this is and wonder that more ac-
cidents have not happened there.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
New Organization Planned

State wide organization of the
dairy interests considered by
many the most difficult of the or
ganization problems facing the
farmers of the state will be under
taken by committee of 10. five
from the state farm bureau, FIVE
from the Michigan milk producers
association and FIVE from The unor-
ganized cooperative associations,
according to Mr.. Brody, County
Agent. This committee was Great
ed at meeting of dairy delegates
at Lansing January 10th.
Fred Buchler, of Marine City
was delegate from ST. Clair coun-
ty. The meeting was attended by
delegates from "a counties
As an advisory committee to the
state farm bureau dairy depart
ment, the following members were
elected: j. c. Near, of Wayne
county; Ray Potts, Of MaComb
Robert Monteith, of Allegan; Geo
Kerns, of Sniaw,Sqee; anu Alfred
Hendrickson, of Oceana. The frs,
action of the total committee of ld
will be to attrnd ration n dairy
meetino in z ,bruarv called by the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
A RESOLUTION

To be patriots rather than par
tisans; to win the peace by reviv-
ing the idealism which won the
war; to broaden our outlook and
narrow our animosities; to carry
into national and international af-
fairs the maxims which guide gen.
tlemen and gentlewomen in their
daily conduct; to practice thrift
that we may be able to practice
charity; to recognize that each of
us is and always must be his
brothers keeper; to work we'll
that there may be plenty of goods
world and think we'll that
they may be rightly distributed
to go forward each day to a high
er level of purpose and effective
ness, and live as one afraid of no
man, and of whom no just man is
afraid.-Chicago Journal.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
Co. Republicans Meet Feb. Z

Delegates from st. Clair Co. to
the Republican state convention
will be chosen at the county re-
publican caucus to be held in the
circuit court room in Port Huron
Monday, Feb. z.
st. Clair county is entitled to
80 delegates this year, according
to the call sent out from headquar-
ters of the state central COM
mittee. The state convention will
b held in Detroit Thursday, Feb
urary II.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
Caught Making Home Brew

Memphis, Jan. 13-When John
Presibus and wife were busy We'd
nesday making a quantity of home
brew, they were visited by Ma
comb county officers, headed by
Sheriff Spaller.
A barrel of the fire water" un-
der supervision, was in the kitch-
en- waiting for the "kick" which
comes by waiting. There was also
found large quantity hidden in
a straw stack.
The Presibus family have been
working in the beets the past sea-
son, and have remained through
the winter expecting to work an
other season in the beets.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
State Police Raid Palmer House

Inlay City, Jan. 14-Six men,
caught by members of the constab-
alary in a raid on the Palmer
house Saturday, entered pleas of
guilty when their cases were
heard in Justice court here
Tuesday. Five of them, players in
the poker game which the troop
ers interrupted, paid fines of $5
and costs. The proprietor was
fined SIS and costs.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
PHoToGRAPHING

lin all its grades. Also copying
and enlarging. Photos taken re-
gardless of bad weather. We have
the Shafer negatives and can
make duplicates. Studio will be
open on Saturdays only.
M. r. COLE
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Yale Lumber &
Coal Company was held this week
and the following officers wera
elected
Pres.-James McColl.
Secretary-W. F. Rub
Treasurer-Guy E. Beard
Manager-E. r. Smith.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
WINTER RACES

The fifth annual winter race
meeting of the Mt. Clemens Driv-
ing Club, will open at Clinton
View Park. Mt. Clemens, with the
largest and best list Of entries
ever received by the local club for
winter meeting. Already there
are 125 horses stabbed at the track
in preparation for the various
events, and included in the num-
ber are some of the stellar per-
formers of the past racing season.
The track is in most excellent cor
dition and some fast miles are
promised during the weeks racing
The viewing stand has been
greatly improved by the laying of
new cement floor, we'll heated.
and everything comfortable for
the public. Racing will start eacn
afternoon at l 80 o'clock. The
program for the week is as fol-
lows -
Monday. Jan. 24th-2:3O Pace.
$500; 2:24 Trot, $500; 2:16 Pace
$500.
Tuesday. Jan. 25th-2:19 Trot,
$1,000; 2:14 Trot, $500; Classified
Pace, $500.
Wednesday, Jan. 26-2:11 Pace.
81, 600; 2:17 Trot, $500; 2:13 Pace
$500.
Thursday, Jan. 27-2:20 Pace,
81, 900; 2:12 Trot, $500; 2:24 Pace
$500.
Friday, Jan. 2sth-2:O9 Pace,
$500; 2:30 Trot, $500; 2:1S Pace,
$500.
Saturday, Jan. Preserved.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
MASQUERADE PARTY

The Yale Dancing Club will give
a masquerade dancing party at the
Auditorium Monday evening, Jan.
"a. The good times had since the
organization of this Club should
be incentive enough for all to turn
out. Plan to be there.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
DIR. r. c. FRASER
ANNOUNCES

that after Feb. 1st, 1921, he will
occupy his new Office, corner Pine
and Military streets. Practice
limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted. Hours, 10 to IL a. M; 80
to 4:30 p. m. Saturday evening
{ to 8. Sunday by appointment.
Telephone 118. 936 Military street
Port Huron, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

A raid on three Bad Axe farm
RS last week, disclosed 2 complete
tills, quart of moonshine, 100
gallons of mash and checks, re-
eipts, ETC., showing sales. The
men were bound over to the cir
cult court but released on bail.
According to a report, DR.. Burt
less, veteran and successful ply
sician of st. Clair, was about to
retire, but DR.. Burtless himself
takes exception to this, and says
he will not retire until forced to
by lll-health.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
REMOVAL

Having sold my Office building
i will, for the present, occupy
rooms at my residence, side en-
trance. Phone 21-3.
ss-tf. DR.. A. POLLOCK
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

LOST-On Friday, Jan. Ia q wag-
on tongue, between Yale and
VIM. Burkhardt's. Finder please
notify Paul Peters.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20
AUCTION SALES

Thos. Nugent, having leased his
farm will sell by public auction to
the highest bidder all his farm
live stock, agricultural imple-
ments, etc, at the premises, 12
mile north of Roseburg on Tues
day, Jan. 25th. Sale at one o'clock
sharp. Usual terms. Fred Smith,
auctioneer.
Fred Packer, having sold his
farm, will sell his farm live stock
and implements by public auction
at the premises 3 miles west and
mile south of Yale, on Tuesday,
Feb. 9Th. Sale at II o'clock sharp.
Usual terms. Fred Smith, auc-
tioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

The Romeo board of education
has ordered that no child be allow
ed to attend the Romeo schools
without a certificate showing a
recent vaccination or a previous
successful vaccination within the
last seven years.
\ Mrs. Ida Shirley Basnaw died
at the home of her mother in
Memphis last week. Her husband
is a soldier with the u. S. army
stationed at Havana, and has been
unable to be with his wife during
her long illness.
Wesley Thrasher, an 18-year-
old lad with a bad record, has
been arrested charged with steal
ing an automobile at Romeo,
which he drove to Richmond.
where he stole $4700 from the
/ ley Coal & Wood Offices, walked
to Armada, where he bought pair
of shoes. Thrasher had just come
out of the Industrial School where
he was put three years ago. It
was hoped he would not return to
his former haunts in Macomb Co.
He is state charge, having no
home.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

The Croswell Jeffersonian is al
ways progressive and we were
about to say up-to-date, but last
week the date was ahead of the
JEFF. II isn't often anything gets
ahead Of Brother Hubbell, but
maybe he just got mixed on his
dates.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

The persistent advertiser is the
one who wins.
The Yale expositor., 1921-01-20

DR.. c. w. Shirley, of Onaway,
will locate in st. Clair, and begin
practicing about Feb. 1st.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

hlavne k Will tomu. aby Sc pre-
deslo "graftu". Kdezto vcera
Simmons svedcil, re plat ieho
hyl pouze $4,000 rocn6 posled-
Mich sest rokG, dnes doznal, We
jeho sluzne urceno bylo ma
$1,000 m6sitn6 vNkonnym w
borem We schulz, kdy re Sestna-
cti clen1 bylo jich pfitomno
ctrnact.
Simmons dues ganva zapiraL
re by Ku Klux Klan byl proti-
katolickym, protizidovskym ne
DO proticernoSskym neb zaujat
proti cizincum. Pravdou v$ak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14
DEMONSTRATE. NEZAMESTNANYCH
KONANY BYLY v LONDYNE A Dvo JINYCH ANGLI.
CKYCH MESTECH.

Londym, l3. fiina - Krise nezamesnanosi Anglh bya
zodpoyedna dne "a ppzoruhodne demonstraee Londyh6
sheftadn ManSeser6, vice StN 2dsdop nnhA Athan5ch
podleo demonrac NandTne ez trvala cd polovce
poedne az do oumaku ale kera nsedkem rozsdh6ho opa
ten poice obesla bez vazngch nasIedkd acko
poce pauzia abuSlh aenonstianty nekok bylo
rozbito.
Demonstration bylo zabran6no vniknouti do Wheh&lu
ale deputac po2Gavaici p6 muzG iedne zeny byo
voenO prot pocenm kordonem bya vpuSt6na do preme-
dfedn residence Downing ulici Lloyd George nebyl
prave pftomen diva eho ekret pfiia deputac ktera
stala tam as pill hody kdvz vysa eif mluvtf oznar
supcnm 6asopsd ze nema sd6leni ale sou spoko-
ien'
Deputac douten bvl dops od premera kde yz prav ze
vada u2nava vaznost tuace vynasnazuie vsemozn6
abv nom6y zlepSy Kabnetn vybor nezam6stnanost
ma liz skoo vypracovany plan 1evu siuace. Bude MIN
hooy Ultra Lloyd George povoa d6nck vybor ve6er pred
lozi mu navrh.
zasupu demonsran6 Londyn6 neseny byly tetn6 n5
pisy nichz ieden znel: "Chleb neb revoluci'.
Sheffieldu 10000 nezam6snanych shromazdo pri-
ao esouce pozaduci z$enou podporu oteven obchodu
R'Skem propust6n vSech politck}ch v6zh1
Manchester nekolik sc di Sc shromazdilo radni-
zpva Rudy kdezo zvolena depuace sa pfedlo-
zt siznos denctva mayoroy Demonstrate Sheffieldu
Manchester odbyly klidne.
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re SJEZDU STATNf FEDE-
RACE PRACE.

Hamilton, O.. 13. riina. GUY.
Davis bude pozadan urednfky
statni Federace Prace. aby svo-
lal konferenci zam6stnavatelil
"a d6lnictva bezodkladn6 "a Il
felem dohodnuti Sc o metho-
dAch ma ulevu nezam6stnano-
sti Ohio. Rovn6z budou po-
zadani statnf Grednici. abv ne
byla zbytecne zdrzovana prace
ma vereinych pracich. zeimena
stavbAch cest a silnic. Resolu-
ce, iichz nastin veera rozeslan,
byly prijaty tez odporuceno.
aby delnictvo hla sovalo pro vo
ienskv bonus,
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VZDOR VOICE KANSAS
KYCH HAVfR0.

Pittsburg. Kas.. Is. riina.
Vzdor Johnu l.. Lewisovi. pred
sedovi Spoienvch dulnich del
niku Ameriky a proti guvern6-
TIL Alle-oVi bvl Zde vviadTen
dnes AleXandrem Howatem,
sesazenym vGdcem kansas
skvch havifu. 2 ieho cely We
v6zeni okresu Cherokee Y Co
lumbus. "Do pekla Sc Johnem
Iewisem a guy. Allenem". pra
vii Howat. "NaSe planv jsou
nezm6n6ny Rudeme pokraco-
vati Y zanase'. s Howatem Sc
sazeni bvli vSichni nrednici di-
striktu. kteri drzeli MIN a
proZatimnim pTedsedou ime-
novan George l.. Peck. TVa ma
fidil havifim. abv So vratili do
nrace. ale Jest otazkou. nno-
s1echnou-i. Az dosud prohla-
Sovali stale lovalitu vGti Howa-
tovi.
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BOURE u POBREZf
ALJASKY.

Seattle. Wash. IL. riina. -
Velika boufe ma mofi rozpou-
tala Sc u pobfezi Aliasky a ne
kolik plavidel Sc pohTeSuje. Bli
re 1sti Situk piscin Abru-
kiln potopila Sc lod' Robinson
a iak dalece ziiSteno. zahvnul
kapitan t6ze Knudson. iakoa
ctvii ieho plavci. Lod' vezla
naklad gasoiinu do Silky Il roy
n6z parniky GRAY a Ralph
isou nezvestne. Zpravu tu pfi-
neslo aliaSskIch vod muz-
stvo parolodi admiral Watson,
prav6 zde zakotviySi. Jest vsak
NONE. ze pohresovana playi-
dla ucbylila Sc "a boure do
nekter6ho mal6ho zalivu, jichz
Il iihoyTchodniho brehu Alias
ky ie nekolik.
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FCHREB SE.NATGpA A
kNOXE.

Washington. Il. riJna. Pre-
sident Harding zYlaStnim pro-
Nolanim adresovanyn lidu Spo-
il. Fch Statu oznamil dneS for-
rlalne umrti senatOra Knoxe z
Pennsylvania naridil, aby vlai
Ky spuStenv bylv do polou st6a
ne na vsech vladnich budovaol
We Spojenych Stateeh ma a
merickych vyslanectvieh y ci-
zine na znameni smutku. Po-
hfebni obfady konany budou
zde Ultra Y episkopalnim ko-
stele sv. Jana. "a pritomnosti
presidenta Hardinga a jeho ka-
hinetu, senatorn a poslaneu,
tlenu diplomatickeho sboru
iinVch osob vynikaiicich po-
litick6m / spole6ensk6m zivot6
We w ashington6 Clenove senat
niho vfboru ma zahranitni VITA
ny. iehoz senator Knox bvl
Glenem. budou cestnTmi nosici.
L Washingtonu budou t6lesne
pozustatky zesnuleho odveze-
nv do icho domoya We Valley
Forge. Pa, tam vystaveny V
ratek veGer knihovne senate
rcva letniho sidla ulozenv k
roslednimu odpotinku sobo-
tn odpoledne. Ones senat i sne-
movna poslanecka Sc odro6ily
lictv k zesndl6mu a prijaly pfi-
m6rene resoluce a zvolilv w
bory. iez Sc sutastni pohrbu
We Valley Forge.
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KONFERENCE O NEZAMESTNA-
NOSTI.
ODROCILA Sc A ZPRAVY JEDNOTLIVYCH VYBO
RU BUDOU VYDANY TISKEM

Washington, l3. fiina. Konference, svolana Wash
ngonu presdenem Hardingem ably pokusia ustit pro-
blem nezam6snano kona adnes sv6 zav6reGn6 zasedan
na6ez odrotia AGkol deegati nemohli
nout spolecne appelu narodu ably hed6 uplanit pro-
nemz siednot tim pfvodi obrat ndustriani
krisi.
Rovnez vschni shod proievu uznanf
du Hooverov enz konferenci Md vzacnym taltem u
drzel az do konce harmoni Pokud vyskyy rozdy
smysenf y budou zahnuy zpravach konfeence ako
n6ni menSiny vybor neb ednotvych vsak aRo
mn6ni konference.
Sekretar Hoover prohlasl byla neduezit6s
ference cd SkonGen vdky nebo es zde d6 kran6
peho socanho smySlenf dosp6 ednomysn ke
konstruktivnimu vysedllu rozlouGili pfaelsky.
Zasupci tffdy d6nck6 zam6stnavaelsk6 vydal proha-
Semi nichz zada ably uevu pfomn6 ndustrialn rse
byo sm6ru konerenc naznaGenn Zpravy Jed
notlivych vybor6' budou vydany tiskem.
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ROJE V MAROKKU.
Vedeny isou sc str1davym u
spechem Spanely i Maury.

Madrid, -. rijna. - Boje
horsk6 posice Mauru u Gou-
rougou t1vaji dosud die
zprav span6lskeho velitelstvi
domorodci utrpeli znatn6 ztra
y, iak na muzstvu. tax ma va
latn6m materialu. Ztratili to-
tiz tfi polni della, nekolik stro
iopTch pu5ek. jakoz mnoz-
styi munice Mimo to museli
horsk6 sv6 posice opustit. Nez
to Sc ale stalo, Maurov6 znici-
Ii vse, GO IA dstlpu by Jim pre-
kazelo a vypalili cele >ve le-
zeni. Nerozprchli se = a
podnikli dokonce pokus iednu
Spanelskou kolonu sevfiti
Priznacne Test, ze Spanele
Y dobytfch posic!ch ma horach
nezustali. Maurove ie nepro-
nasledovali, ueb krvayym "a
pasem isou ZnaCne oslabeni.
Madrid lest vrsledkem boju
horich 1pln6 spokojen a die
toho bylo telerrafovano gen.
BcrenGeurovi. vrchnimu velite
hi spanelskEch sill Maroku.
We Span6lsku nasledkem ma
znaceneho vitezstvi pom6ry 20
litieke Sc pon6kud zlepsily,
take vlada neceli tolik opo-
siei iako ma po6atku tazeni,
kdy Spanelt Maury stale byli
porazeni.
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V PORADACH Sc POKRACUJE.
ZASTUPCI BR1TICKE VLADY A SINN FEINU SESIl
Sc VCERA MA Pull DRUHE HODINY

Londyn 13 Tna - Irska konerence zasedala dnes p0
duhe hodny coz bylo liz fet od pezdu zastupc irsk
no repubkansk6ho sn6mu do ondlna odro6a do paku
ma IT, hod. dopoedne
Premier Lloyd George Glenove ieho kabnetu zada od
roceni ably moh uvazovat oazce
Jest nyni prvnf V iech myslich
Michael Collins hlava irske repubkanske armady sinn-
feinscky mnistr financi neprozrenou poznmkou
gait neVratl Sc z do Downing Street vzbud domn6ni
ednavani octlo mrtv6m bodu avSak Arthur Griffith ha
ske deegace ychle to oprav oznamy zastupcum
pisu re konerence bya pouze odrotena pae
dopoedne
ODE strany dodrzeH dohodnutf nevydavat zadnych in.
formaci lednan ale yrOzumiva op6tn6 iednao
pfpadech poruSen pfim6fi IS delega zadaf
mi meovanymi bylo lepe zachazeno vlada
zada ably uStay noky korunn uredniky nchz
by pry prepadeni uneseni do hor cd uzavTenf pfmer
Atkoli doznava konferenci Jest zapast t6zkJmi
probemy ma obou sranach pievada naada optmisticka
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jest, ze nikdo imenovanych
nemuae Sc stati clenem Iadu,
stejne jako Rvtifi Kolumbovi
priiimaii "a cleny jenom kato-
liky a isou pry mnohe jine or
ganisace, jez nepfijimaii Ger
-nochu. zid mnze Sc pry stati
tlenem, kdvz vyzna krest'a
ske nabozenstvi, Pravil dale,
re ysichni clenoT museji bJti
3'~nsAeoaSn4i A Aest4eany. -
Veselost vyvolalo. kdyz Sim
mons rozhorlen6 zapiral, re
pi. TYlerova jest skutecnJm
"bossem" organisace.
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VYHRUzkA PROTI Wy
HRUZCE.

Pafiz, -. rijna. Francouz-
sky tydennik AUX Ec0utes'
vypravuie o t6to prihode, iez
Sc stala ma SchuZt NeivySSi ra-
dy Pafizi, Lloyd George pra-
VII. 1e voienskG sankce proti
Nemecku nemaii ddelu a muse
II bVti zruSeny. MinistelSky
pfedseda BRAND odporoval to-
mu. Marsal Foch byl pov0-
Ian pon6vadz ieho min6ni
bylo velmi citov6. rozehral Sc
Llovd George TAX, re pravil /.
"Jiti vaSi politikou znamena
novou valku. Rozvazte 10 do
bfe, nebOt tom pTipad6 zd-
Stanete osamoceni." MarSal
Foch odpovedel: 'Nechceme
yalku, ale bude-li nam vnuce-
ma, neboiime Sc. re zustane-
me osamoceni. Francouzska ar
mazda Jest nyni dosti silna, a.
by Sc dala ma postum Evropou.
kdybv bvlo tfeba.,, Britsky
premier Sc ma to pry odmlcel
a podal mluviti iinych We
cech.
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Washington, l3. fijna. Skon-
civ eelodennf obhaiobu Ku
Klux Klanu, William J. Sim
mons. ieho "cisafsky mudrec"
svalil sc do zidle dnes, kdyz
predseda sn6movniho vyboYu
ma pravidla, vysetruiiciho Gin
most radu. pokouSel Sc utlumiti
potlesk, jenz propukl drive
nea posluchaGi v6d6h, re mu-
di'ec zachvacen byl ndlobou.
Pratele Simmonsovi sp6chali
X nemu a poskytli mu RUNE
stimulanty, ale pon6vadz bylo
2reimo, re nenl We stavu, ably
mohI byti podroben dalSimu w
slechu, slyseni, naplnene mno-
hymi dramatickymi pribehy.
bylo odroGeno do zitfka. Lekafi
pozd6ii oznlmili. re stav Sim
monsdv neni vazny.
Simmons odelelz z Atlantv ne
mocen, a kdvz slyseni zahaie-
no dnes odpoledne. rlluvil hla-
sem chraptivEm jeviI znan.ky
bnavy, nicmene vsak pfal 81 wy
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LLOYD GEORGE PRECE
PRIJEDE.
! Nestane-li Sc necO neocekaya-
neho, sucastni Sc Washington
ske conference.

Londvn. 13. riina. Premier
Llovd George chysta Sc odejeti
do Washingtonu k sucastn6ni
Sc konference ma omezeni zbro
ieni a dalekovvchodnicl ota2
kach vyrozumiva Sc. ze ne
stane-li sc n6co neocekavane-
ho, bude tam pro zahajovaci
zasedani.
VetSina tlenG britick6 dele
pace vvpluie do SpoienVch Sta
til s. listopadu, neni vsak iisto.
ydali liz " ten den LLOYD
George bude noci opustiti An
glii. Admiral Beatty. jenz Wy
pluje Y sobotu, aby podflel Sc