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TUESDAY.


Don't you think you had better have
that washerwoman we had few weeks
ago again today, Mary?" asked Henry
when Mrs. Hooper came downstairs as
the family was finishing breakfast al
am sure she would come even as late as
this if you telephoned for her and 1 GER
tainly don't think you ought to do the
washing yourself this week"
THAT is nonsense, Henry" was Mrs.
Hooper's reply ut is no effort at all
with the washing machine, and l am not
going to pay a laundresF So day to do
the kind of work that woman did three
weeks ago."
"Oh, she is Just dying to come again"
spoke up Helen, "She stopped me two or
three times on the way to school and
asked me if we were going to send for
her any more. She has changed her
mind about the washing machine and she
wants to try It,"
well she had her chance to try It
when she was here" said Mrs. Hooper,
land hope it will be long time before
we need her again"
Anyhow I don't think it Is right for
you to do It," grumbled Henry. you
are as thin as a rail and as pale as a
ghost, and there is nothing to prevent
your taking cold going from the warm
laundry out into that chilly back yard
when you hang up the clothes"
"Oh, don't you worry" laughed Mrs
Hooper following him to the door and
turning up the collar Of his overcoat as
he stepped out on to the porch. Mother
has just been insisting that she was go
ing 20 do the washing If 1 didn't send
for the laundress, but I'd much rather
she'd stay upstairs with Betty all morn
ing, and as the Bride is coming over for
while after luncheon, to relieve her I
won't have to stop after l have once be-
gun to work"
You know mother, I saw the dandiest
thing in the window Of the hardware
shop the other day." remarked Roger as
he reached the front door where his
"The sign on 1t said that It was an in
door dryer and you didn't have to GO
out IN the storm and cold 10 hang up
the clothes If you had one"
What Kind of an arrangement was
it?" inquired Mrs. Hooper interested al
once, while Henry paused on the top steI
to hear about it also.
We'll" went on Roger laboring tc
describe the device. 1T was made Of
eight or ten narrow parallel strips Of
wood fastened together that were raised
and lowered with ropes and pulley. Il
was hung over the stationary wash tubs
| in the laundry, and the clothes were put
up in rows on the wooden strips thu
| same as you hang them on the clothes
line. When they were all filed, th'
thing was hauled up to the ceiling where
the washing was left to dry"
at sounds very practical" said Mrs
Hooper, "but 1 shouldn't think that 4
would hold all the washing for a biz
| family. 1t might be all right wher'
there was only the clothes for two PEG
! PIE to be taken care Of"
"wen, you'd be surprised, mother, how
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YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLAGKhEADS SURE

There is one simple, safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid Of
blackheads and that is to dissolve
them.
To do this get two ounces OF
calonite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on a hot, wet
sponge-rub over the blaokheads
briskly-wash the parts and you
will be surprised how the black
heads have disappeared. Big black
heads, little blackheads, no matter
where they are, simply dissolve and
disappear, leaving the parts without
any mark whatever. Blackheads
are simply a mixture of dust and
dirt and secretions from the body
that form in the pores of the skin.
Pinching and squeezing only cause
irritation, make large pores, and do
not get the blackheads out after
they become hard. The calonite
powder and the water simply dis
solve the blackheads so they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean and in their natural condition.
Anyone troubled with these insight
" blemishes should certainly try
this simple method. Advertisement.
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many pieces Of clothes that thing held"
insisted Roger earnestly. There was a
crowd around the window all Gay, and
every one said that it was a wonder"
How did you come to be so interested
in q display Of washing?" asked his IA
Their 1--WE didn't see you sticking very
close TO the laundry when Helen and your
grandmother were struggling with our
wash"
Now that viii do, Henry" warned Mrs.
Hooper, you know l never want Roger
fussing around with housework, any more
than l have ever approved Of your do
ing it,
well, Helen tried to rope me into it
every chance she got" growled Roger,
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ARMS EMBARGO
ON CHINA TO BE
PRESSED BY US.
Diplomats Favor Quieting of
Factions and Removal of
Jap Control.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The American
delegation to the forth coming conference
on Far Eastern questions Will be fully
fortified to press for the enforcement OF
an arms embargo on CHINA project
virtually agreed upon by allied diplomats
in Pickin IN 1915-but never fully lived
up to by the powers except by the United
States
The attitude of the United States, It
was learned, rests upon the belief that
the tranquility of China, the preserva-
ton Of Chinese integrity and the main
tenance of the "open door," depends upon
the quieting of the warning factions
within the republic and removal to no
large extent Of the control Of the Chinese
military establishment now virtually
exercised by Japan.
LODGE MOVES TO
ADVANCE VIEW.
Action designed to place the United
States In position to advance its view
has been taken by one Of the American
delegation. Senator Lodge. Mr.. Lodge
has introduced in the Senate a resolution
giving the President authority to place
at his discretion an embargo on arms
shipments to Latin-American countries
and to countries where the United States
exercises ex-territoria1 rights. The first
part Of the resolution is designed only
TO give the President authority which
he has had under executive war power.
but which ceases with a formal declare
ton Of peace. The second refers directly
to China
The problem is understood to be com
pIcated by the attitude Of Japan. not
only as the result Of the now famous
twenty-one demands, but also In the So
called Carbohydrates agreement. The
question OF arms shipments to China al
ways has been a delicate one and is
understood to have formed the basis of
at least one Of the Eve Of the twenty one
demands which China rejected. The de-
mands are said to have included the In
sistence that japan be given exclusive
right to shipment Of arms to China and
also have asked for joint control OF
arsenals operated in Chinese territory.
Some such arrangement which virtually
gives Japan control Of the Chinese mill
tary, is said to have been effected despite
international confab at Peking which
sought to withhold arms.
RESOLUTION PUTS
q. 6. IN READINESS.
According to the best Interpretation
here, the passage Of the Lodge resolution
Will put the American delegation in posi-
ton to inform the others Of the readiness
OF the United States to continue Its en-
Dargo on arms shipments to China But
at the same time, the United States will
be calling for a showdown. II other
countries. or Japan, insist uron con-
tinuing the shipments the United States
will be forced into the field as an active
competitor for the business" American
manufacturers, it is understood, have
been chatting over the attitude Of the
Government, which In adherence with
the Rekin agreement, has been prevent
Ing American firms from PARTED pating in
the lucrative trade-Copyrixht. 1891. by
Public Ledger Company.
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PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

Let me think a moment" said Puss
Junior to King Coal and his brother, old
King Ctnder, who, you remember in the
last story, had just asked our little trav-
eler to tell them one OF his adventures.
II must run over in my mind what would
best suit your royal ears"
"Ha, haV' laughed merry King Coal
"Give us a tale OF warlike deeds. Ex-
element. my good Sir Catv But
crusty old King Cinder never said a
word. He was a chilly old man, not
at all Ike his brother.
II will tell you Of my meeting with
the noble Sir Launcelot Of the Lake"
resumed Puss Junior. "One day as
was walking through some woods I met
a knight all dressed In armor bright.
And upon speaking with him 1 found
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SALARY LISTS
LACK EVIDENCE
OF ECONOMY
Three Years of Republican
Rule Fail to Better
Conditions.
TAXES STILL INCREASE
By WALLACE BAssFoRD.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 25.-Every
day the Washington newspapers contain
Republican preachments of economy, and
occasionally there creeps into the news
columns a concrete example Of the sort Of
economy it really is; it is economy for
the wage Garner in the navy yards and
extravaganza run wild in the places where
personal and political pull are most effec-
tive.
Here IL a sample from the salary list of
the Federal Reserve Bank in New York.
The first column gives the salaries re-
ceived under the Wilson administration,
while the second column gives present
salaries. OF course 1t would be ridiculous
to assert that these men whose salaries
were increased 800 to 600 per cent would
not have remained with the bank at in
creases of 100 to 200 per cent. Be 1t re-
membered that every salary grab Of this
kind inevitably passes on to the taxpayers
and consumers Of the Countrywide the
law of gravitation, 1t operates all the
time
Here are the figures from the Manu-
facturers' Record:
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TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS

Society women wash their own hair,
not because 1t is a fad, but because they
wish to obtain the greatest possible hair
beauty and be sure they are not using
anything harmful. They have found that
in washing the hair 1t is never wise to
use makeshift, but is always advisable
to use a preparation made for shampoo
ing only. Many Of our friends say they
get the best results from a simple home
made canthrox mixture. You can use
his at cost of about cents a sham
poo by getting some canthrox from your
druggist and dissolving a teaspoonful in
cup Of hot water. This makes enough
shampoo liquid to apply to all the hair
instead of just the top of the head, as
with most preparations. Dandruff, ex-
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and en-
tirely disappear In the rinsins water.
Your hair will be SO fluffy that It will
look much heavier than 1t is. Its luster
and softness win also delight you'd
vsxtisemaps-
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harmed my knight ere ne could grasp his
own weapon to defend himself
"Bravow cried King Coal. as Puss nm
ished; you have told me a good tale.
and now we shall have a good dinner.
Eth, brother? 2" and he nudged his crusty
brother in the ribs until he coughed. But
old King Cinder never, never said q
word. He was such a crusty old king.
After dinner Puss was entertained By
the Court Jester, and the next morning
resumed his journey Of adventure on the
Good Gray Horse, and what happease
later 1 viii tell you in the next story, If
you Will promise never to be like crusty
old King Cinder.-Copyright. 1921.
ITO be Continued.)
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remembering his many grievances on this
score, land father thought ought to do
a lot of things like helping to make the
Jelly and run the washing machine, and
dampen the clothes and put away the
ironing, that you never think is my job,
mother"
That's why can't understand your
great interest in a washing demonstra-
ton IN a hardware store window" an
swered his father teasingly.
"Oh, there was a girl in the window
all day" began Roger.
Il see" laughed his father as he ran
down the stairs.
We'll, the indoor dryer doesn't sound
like a bad invention, any how" called
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TO CLEAN BLACK LACE.

If it be real lace, you can treat 1t at
home with reasonable hope Of success.
Boil black kid glove in a quart Of
water until you have reduced the liquid
by onethird. Squeeze the glove and
throw 1t away. When you can lear your
hand comfortably In the water, dip and
shake the lace in 1t up and down a dozen
times. Shake off the water and squeeze
the lace in a soft towel. Do not wiring it.
While wet, begin to pull the lace straight
with the tips of the fingers, getting every
mesh and edge Of the lace into the right
shape. 1t must be in order and still
damp when laid on the ironing cloth.
Spread a piece of old cambria or linen, or
better still, a piece of clean tissue paper
over it, and iron on the right side; then
harder On the wrong side to bring out
the pattern.
Hang it In the sun, or in any hot, dry
place to dry quickly. Roll upon a card
or smooth board to preserve the smooth
ness.
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WnNIEN WORKERs

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 25.-Eight-
million women in this country are jol-
holders and Of these 90 per cent are list
ed as teachers and 81 per cent hold Sec
retarial positions. These statistics were
given by Dr. Amelia Reinhart, president
Of Mills College. Oakland, Cal, address,
ing a convention Of the National Fedora
ton of Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs.
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MORE JERSEY JUSTICE.

NEWARK, n. J., Oct. 25.-1t is all
right to take a 4-year-old boy to a bali
game Sunday, ruled Vice Chancellor
Bakes in the suit Of Mrs. Grace A Unes
against her husband, in which she ASKS
the custody Of her son. The father "a
permitted to see the child on Sundays.
The court directed that the Sunday after
noon arrangement be continued. He said
be saw no harm in the father taking his
boy to the ball game
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sTEwED PRUNEs AND LEMON.

Wash and soak prunes for two hours.
Drain, put over the fire with just
enough water to cover them. Slice a
whole lemon Into this and cook all until
tender. Turn out and cover until cold.
put on ice an hour before sending to the
table A very little sugar may be added
while cooking if prunes are liked very
sweet.
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RISEN WAFFLrS.

Four eggs, two cups Of milk, three
tablespoonfuls of melted butter, one
tablespoonful Of sugar, three eupfuls Of
flour, sifted with half a teaspoonful OF
salt; one-half yeast cake dissolved In
warm water. Beat well and long, set In
warm place to rise and bake in waffle
irons.
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IN THE REALM WHERE WOMAN REIGNS

out Mrs. Hooper as she put her arm
around Roger and 1 wish you would ask
how much it costs, Henry when you come
by tonight"
The menu for the three meals on
Wednesday Is:
BREAKFAST.
Stewed Prunes and Lemon
Waffles Cereal
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Boiled Rice and Milk Baked Apples
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Cocoa
DINNER.
Essence Of Tomato Soup Boiled Onions
Dreamed Cod Fish Mashed Potatoes
Romano Salad Apple Pie
Copyright, 1021)
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CULINARY TERMS.

(Continued.)
Frappe"-Semi-frozen
"Fromage'-Cheese.
"Galantine"-Aieat, boned, stuffed,
rolled, and boiled, always served cold.
"Gateau"-Cake.
"Glace"-Iced or CLOSED over.
''Grilled"-Broiled
"Glaze"-Stock boiled down to a thin
paste.
'Gruyere"-A brand of fancy cheese.
"Hors- d 'oeuvres' -Rellshes side dishes.
"Hachis de boeuf'-Beef Ha h.
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BOILED ONIONS.

Peel and lay for an hour In coli water.
Boil in two waters until tender. Drain,
sprinkle with salt and pepper. Pour into
deep vegetable dish and pour over
them a large spoonful of melted butter.
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TO DRY-CLEAN WHITE LACE.

Wash in -four. Rut the -four in as
you would soap; let the lace lie for some
time and then shake 1t out. II 1t be not
quite clean, repeat the process, which
will make 1t look like new.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

milk and a tablespoonful Of melted
butter Whip for fully five minutes with
two forks, then pile on a hot platter.
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warningi Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty one
years and proved safe by millions. Take
Aspirin only as told in the Bayer pack
age fcr Colds, Headache, Neuralgia
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Helpful Household Hints

TO CLEAN MIRRORS AND WINDOWS.
Rub over with channels skin wrung out
of clean hot water. then polish with dry
chamois skin. This saves much work
and also strength.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache. Uum-
bago and for Pain. All druggists sell
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin IN handy tin
boxes of u, and IN bottles of "a and
100. Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures Of
id.-Advertisement.
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CRTANTTn GOLDFISH

Flake cold boiled cod into bits with
silver fork. Cook together a table
spoonful Of flour and one OF butter. and
pour upon them a cupful Of milk. Season
to taste, and when smooth, stir in the
flaked fish. Stir and toss until very hot.
add salt and pepper and serve.
MASHED POTATOES.
Boil and mash white potatoes and
whip to a cream with a cupful Of hot
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
Keeping House
With the HOOpers

1.-THE Hoopers, an average American
family Of five, living in a suburban
town, on a limited income, will tell
the readers of the Daily Times how
the many present-day problems of
the home are solved by working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper has
evolved and found practical. Follow
them daily in an Interesting review
of their home life and learn to meet
the conditions Of the high cost of
living with them.
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NEMECKE SPIKNUTi We SLEZSKU.
FRANCOUZSKY GENERAL Mini zE POLSKYM
POVSTALCCM MELO BY BYTI POMAHANO.

Berlin a6 cervna. Gen. Lerand hlava mezispojenecke
konhe Hornm Slezsku, postal 10. 3ervna ajnou zpr&vu
ancouzske kcms erine niz prohlas re dcbrovoncke
nemccke organisace Ionm Slezku mfi steine pro
exc Wade jake proti polaktm.
Povstalc pravi Gosavajf zasoby zbranl stfeiva NJ
mecka rovnez mali rodporu srany Orgechu Bavorsku,
ez pokusa zbudova podobnou voen. na3inu Prushu.
teto prfciny gen. Lerond die Lokal Anzegeru', enz
pfekladu pnas plne zneni zpravy prav bylo by to
chybou donuti Polay ustupu ponevadz tom pripade
mezpoenecka komse nemea by dosatecnou slu odzbros
jeni nemeckJch dobrovolnikG"
Gen. Lerond ucinil pry nasleduc navrhy nimz pr
stoupil ostanf zastupci dohody:
Ably Adalbert Koyfanty vddce poskych povstacu .ses
sve voko uzem ez povstac mali drzen upatnil lepsi
discpnu slfbl naprostou posusnost nasch tanch
kazG'.
Ably spoienecke vosko bvo soustred6no rategickch
bcdech TAX aby zabrano Nemcdm ogansovai neustaou
bitevnf frontu.
Ze spojenecke vosko mus byti rozmnozeno az bude
ci okamz6 odzbrojiti n6mecke dohyovoniky
Gen. Lerond rovrez upozornuje nuncs vyzv6da6ske
no systemu havnim Toruni Gdansku aby
CELLO praci nemeckch yzvedacI RoN6z avue ody ola
nj itad. ponevadz utrpe zraty boch Poay isou
nj nepfatelsti povstalcGm.'
Zpravy Opoli rrav. re povstac pfija plan spoiencd
Nemcu, sbi zapoc stahovanm vojska 1tery Zpra-
dodava cely ten disr bude pro ozbroenych Pola
XII N6mcI do 5. eervence.
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GOMPERS OPETNE ZVOLEN.
PORAZIL SvEHO SOUPERE, JOHNA L. LEWISE
VELIKOU VETSINOU
Denver. 25. Servna.

Denver. 25 Gervna 81 meho zvolen nebudou miti ra-
dost Gary ami Hearst ia nemnm skaneti Sill pred zadnym
covekem at e to obchodnik satnk nebo sam president
Samuel Gompers prohasi pred ezdem Amercke
Prace dnes kdyz poraz Johna L. Lewse hlavu Spoenych
ddnch denk Amerky vice nez nadpoovcni vetsinou OBJ
drzel totiz 25,022 hlasv, Lewis 1924
Tazan byv, soud vvsedku, Lewis pouze pravi
ITEM, kdoz dobrovone nabidi mn6 svoi podporu
Mill sve smyslen mohu rc re pouzi prava pf-
nalezi kazdemu cloveku'
Gompers havn uspokojeni nalezal tom, nezdafy
nklady ez stroll prot Hearst Teezem
sd Hearsov jest steneho smysleni porazeny deega
wis enz proslov prot n6mu ostrou rec ale ak prav
volbe pedsednicke nkol pred vobou ako uenl Gompers
enz hlede tax vzbud doem re Sized must vlasne
nouti mez MIN Hearstem.
Mmo Gomperse zvoleni nasledujici
Prvni mistopTedseda James Duncan, Quincy Mass (zno-
vuzvolen.)
Druhy mistopredseda J. F. Valentine, Cincinnati. O.
Tfet mistopfedseda James Duffy Indianapolis znovu-
zvolen)
Ctvrty mistopfedseda, William Green Indianapolis
Patty mistopfedseda, William D. Mahon, hlava zri-
zencu ma poulicnch drahach (znovuzvoen)
Sesty mstopfedseda, Thomas Rckert.
Sedmy mfstopfedseda, Jacob Fischer (znovuzvolen).
Sekretaf, Frank P. Morrison (znovuzvolen).
Pokladnk, Daniel B. Tobin.
Cincinnati, O., urceno mso pfstho sezdu, 1922.
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VICHRICE A PRUTRz
MRACEN.

Pittsburg. 26. cervna. Jeden
muz zabit. iiny utrpel porane-
nj ohrozujici jeho zivot, draty
pro osvetlovani pfenos elek-
trickeho proudu pretrhany,
mestske ulice promeneny re-
XIV a velika majetkova Skoda
bvla zpdsobena jako vysledek
silneho lijaku, provazeneho vi
chrici zde dnes. Mnoho tele-
grafnich i telefonnich dratu
bylo pretrhano. Cast Pittsbur-
gu a nektera predmesti byla v
temnote 20 nekolik hodin.
Charles Knorr. 30-lety. bvl u
smrcen ma miste. kdyz dotkl Sc
dratu. iimz probibal silny elek
tricky proud pri spravovani
dratn pro osvetlovani. Phi teze
praci byl omraGen a spadl S
WISE 25 stop, George Green z
Braddock, utrpev velmi tezka
poran6ni.
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kRoK " Z.kJhrU MfRU.
DE VALERA. PRESIDENT IRSKE REPUBLIKY, PO
IVAN MA KONFERENCI BRITICKYM
PREMIEREM.

londyn, 25. cervna. Temef pfedvecer zahaieni pTf
sn6sich voienskych opatreni znim Isku vada podnka
dalsi krok docileni mru sinnfeinisty
Vcera premier Lloyd George postal dops presidentu r
ske repubky De Vaerov nemz ej zada ably pel kon
ferenc MIN prvodr koerG iez uzna dobre sebou
witt otez pozvan byo poslano Sru Cragov Usterskenu
rremerov.
Presdenu De Vaerovi naprosta bezpecnos
ieho cest6 do I4ondyna zpet
Dublin, 25. eervna. = Kdyz Eamon De Valera risky
pubkansky vddce by zacen stfedu vecer pfvezn do
Porobeo kasaren Dubin6 kde ubytovana byla
cesterhrekeho puku ehoz nemladsi poddGstonik by
seen horach Dublinskych pred ydnem gen. Boyd velel
Dubnskeho dstrktu, navSvi De Vaeru kasarnch
I'll pmet jej ably odoud takove cny ako bylo zastfee
nj onoho poddGstojnika
Belfast 25 fervna Msokralovske provolanf jfmz %.
ako den zahaeni paramentu pro jzn rsko
bylo zde vydano dnes.
Clenove neobdrze zadnych osobnch obsek a ocekava
re budou svoan vefenym oznamenim kde zaroven bue
uvedeno misto kde parliament sejde.
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REKOVE v MOVE OFFENSIVE.
ZAMfTLI NABfDKU SPOJENCU A OBNOVILI
VALKU PROTI TURKUM

CaTihrad 26. cervna. - Rekove vyrval mesto
Isd Marmorskem mori rukou TurkS recke vaecne To-
di bombardovay drem nocl ustupuc tureck6 vojsko Me
so utrp6lo trochu skody.
Tisice uprchlikn uchyllo Sultan podal protest
spoeneclym vysokym vzhedem poruSeni Rekv
neutrilniho pasma.
Aheny 26 cervna. - Premier Gounaris ministr val
Theotokis odzdei dnes do Smymy poradu kralem
Konsannem pripravach toku pro tureckym Macdonald
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Panue mfn6n re kal pGjde frontu az spesnem
zahaienf offensivy
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by americke Reky amerckymi obcanskymi isty nchz
n6kte souz amerckou arn,adou Francii farem
warren kram wall vsechny teesne schopne muze Minister
vaky hodla sorganisova armadu evrt mlionu snou
tax zdrt Turky pocetn pfevahou.