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Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

white crepe de -chine and satin and
carried brides roses. The maid Of
honor was Miss Esther Nelson. sister
Of the groom. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ethel Kline Of Mansfield Center,
and Miss Dorothy Bundy Of North
Woodstock. Miss Gladys Young act
ed as an assistant and little Evelyn
Morgan was flower girl.
The groom,s best man was Harold
Johnston, brother Of the bride.
Rev Henry Baker Of North Wood
stock performed the ceremony. assist
d BY Rev. Il. A. Calhoun Of this place.
Over 500 guests were present. The
Ladies Aid Society Of this place had
charge ~ the reception and the we'd
ding cakes were made BY Mrs. Charles
Anderson Of Woodstock and Mrs.
Howard Spear Of Hartford The
brides cake was made and presented
20 the bride By Mrs. George Davis.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful. The happy couple left
amid a shower Of confetti and good
wishes, fer a brief wedding trip Ito
parts unknown"
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Andrew Lowe has new ear. as
has also George Davis
Harold Johnston was home from
Brown University over the weekend.
Rev W. T. Thayer Of Hartford will
be the speaker at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Harry Z. Wells, who was injured
in an auto accident several weeks ago.
is at home conyalescing
George Nelson from Andover vas
home over the weekend, TO assist at
the wedding Of his brother
Master Frank Young. VINO was bit
ten by dog several days ago. is still
very i'll at the Day kimhall Hospital
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
WEST WOODSTOCK

Mr. Celeerd has returned to hts
home out west.
John Perrin ana family motored TO
Providence and Woonsocket on sun
day.
Miss Sue ]. Winslow of Woonsock-
ct is visiting her sister. Mrs. f. n.
Harris.
Two houses on South street were
closed this week, the Clark house for
an indefinite time and Miss Mildred
Jones home at Broad View for the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Walker re-
Gently motored to Pepperell, Mass,
passing through the fruit belt in Man
itoba, where they viewed an unusu-
ally fine display Of apples.
Elmer Marcelle of East Brimfeld
has purchased the property known as
the Johnson farm of Mr.. Welsh and in
partnership with Albert Smith expects
soon to establish an enterprising poul-
try farm.
improvements on the stage route
from Rocky Hill corners to Kenyon
vile are much appreciated Brush
has been cut back, bad places repair
ed. and in Kenyonville the road has
been widened and 1876 loads Of gravel
have been used 10 good advantage. Il
Is rumored that work on the long
hoped for state road will soon be com
meneed
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
a Farewell Party

On Friday afternoon the pupils and
teachers, with the parents and friends
Of the North school. Pomfret. gave
Miss MeGarry a little farewell party.
At 3 o'clock, when Miss McGarry
walked into the North school Choir
US Of "Surprise" greeted her from
the pupils. A short program of songs.
recitations, and folk dances was fol-
lowed by the presentation OF a box Of
candy, gold piece. and bouquets of
cut flowers from the pupils and teach
crs of the school.
Refreshments were served and a
social hour followed. after which all
thanked Miss mcGarry for the spleen
did work she had accomplished in the
health project.
Miss mcGarry has done excellent
work, and her school health work has
increased the schools progress. Her
thorough training. wide experience
and pleasing personality enabled her
TO carry on the work in an efficient
manner, and she will be missed very
keenly by the children. in whose
hearts she has won and will always
hold a place.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
CONSTANT cHERRiER
Well known Local Couple Married
Monday At ST. Mary.

A largely attended wedding took
place Monday morning at o o'clock at
St. Mary's church. when Miss Marie
Adele Cherrier, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cherrier. became the
bride Of Louis Constant, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. n. T. Constant. Rev. Adrien
Dvkeman performed the ceremony
and was eelebrant Of the nuptial high
mass that followed A quartet, com
prising Mrs. Maud Allard, Mrs Leona
Parent, Mrs. Helen LaMarehe and
Lucien Gard, assisted at the mass and
At the offertory Mrs. Parent sang
Ave Maria" Miss Elizabeth Byrne,
who was ,at the organ, rendered Men
delssohn's Wedding March as the brid-
al party entered the church and At the
conclusion 81 the mass she played the
Bridal Chorus" from "LoheaeEin "
The respective fathers Of the bride
and groom were the witnesses TO the
marriage
The bride soFe travelling sat of
blue and a hat to match Her arm
bouquet was made up Of carnations.
After the nuptials there was re-
eeBtion in St Johns hall, where the
bride and groom received the con-
eratnlations Of their friends and rel
atives. A wedding breakfast WAS serv-
ed. covers being laid for about rs
About ! O'Clock. after dinner, the
nevly-weds left on their honeymoon
trip. and upon their return they will
make their home on Main street. Put
nam.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
GROSVENORDALE

Mrs. Hector Rene has purchased a
new piano.
Mrs. Jerry Regnier is visiting at the
home Of her father in Ballouville.
Rev. B. NJ. Donnelly returned last
Friday evening from an extensive tour
in Canada.
II. Beaurcgard of Southbridge Wis
tied at the home Of the Beauregards
here this week.
Mrs. Peter Phaneuf and son Alfred
Of East Manchester visited at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Peter
Phaneuf
Mr.. and Mrs Adelard Audette Of
Canada are on their wedding trip
here. He is visiting at the home of
relatives in the village.
Emilien Loiselle broke his arm last
Saturday. He was riding on a bicycle
when. seeing that be was just about
to strike tree, instead Of jumping
of he put out his arm. and thus broke
il. He is under the care of DIR. Cutler
of Webster.
Armand Marcoux has left Grosven-
ordale for some place in Vermont
This is the second time he left home
The first was May /, when he was alb
sent for over two months, but this
time he left with the consent of his
parents. He complained that he work
ed too hard in the cotton mill and did
not receive enough pay, and so he is
hiring out for a farmer.
Mary Arthur. SO years old. died
last Wednesday at her home here. She
leaves two sisters. She has lived in
North Grosvenordale for over 40
years. Her burial service was per
formed in ST. Joseph's church. al
though she was buried IN the family
lot in Putnam. While the body Il the
deceased was being carried out Of
the church the choir sang Nearer,
I Ny God TO Thee" The ceremony was
performed By Vicar Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NORM and
son Arthur, Mr. and Mrs Louis Morni
visited At the home Of relatives IN
ltewn over Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Norm are Of Attleboro. and Louis il
from Warren, r l. They were for
mcr residents Of this town. Louis
NORM has not seen any Of his relatives
for long time He had not seer
North Grosvenordale for around 20
years. and he hardly knew it, except
the name. for everything has changed
since ne left.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

There was a social dance at George
Simpson 5, Sr., Friday evening
George Payne and family were
weekend guests at A y Hammond's.
" s. Kenyon and family returned
Tuesday from an auto trip through
the Bay State. including the Mohawk
Trail.
Mrs. S. A. Cooper is quite feeble.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. johnson returned
to Massachusetts, after having spent
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper.
Announcements have been received
Of the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Brown of Millbury, Mass.
Mrs, Brown miss Alice Aldermanj
was former resident Of this place.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is greatly relieved by constitutional treat
ment- HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
IS a constitutional remedy Catarrhal
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
csian Tube. When this tube Is infiamed
YOU have rumblng sound or Imperfect
nearing. and when II is entirely closed
Deafness is the result Unless the in
nammation can be reduced. your hearing
nav De destroyed forever HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. thus reducing the Inflammation and
assisting Nature Ia restoring normal con-
ditions
Circulars free All Druggists.
F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
ALL AROUND THE WOODSTocKs

Ms. George Lyon and Mrs.. Harold
Hubbard have joined the eheral union
Of the Webster Congregational So
eiety.
Mrs. Nellie Riggs. brother Charles
Johnson. and Miss UnabeHe Sangren
spent Sunday with relatives in New
London.
Miss Ninifred Potter and friend.
Miss johnson. were here for the week
end On Sunday, accompanied by Cy-
rus Potter and others. they motored
TO West Upton.
At a special town meeting in
Southhridge last Monday. the voters
made an appropriation Of $500 to
complete the road leading to North
Woodstock. This sum, added to pre-
vious amounts. makes $4,000 to con-
struet ZOO running feet Of road.
The ladies Of the church are plan
ming for a supper and musical enter
tainment for some evening this
month Mrs MilIigan. Mrs. Healey.
Mrs Lucy Hubbard and Miss Bernice
Leavitt viii be in charge Of supper ar
and Mrs George Lyon.
the music.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Everett +. May is visiting rel.
atives in Boston.
Services at the Congregational
church during the month will be held
In the morning.
4 missionary meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon with the preSi.
dent. Mrs r. A. Jordan. The leader
was Miss Nellie Pratt. Plans were
also made for the October social
Mrs. Mary A. Lyon has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Emily Rid
dick and Miss Mary Lyon at the Hill.
cousins Of her late husband. Daniel
Lyon.
Milton Stone was given a surprise
on his 18th birthday by members Of
the orchestra of which he is mem
Der and a few invited friends Mrs.
Stone served Refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mas. Win
throp Aldrich Of Tacoma. Wash. Wal
ACE y. Aldrich and daughter Ina of
Putnam. motored to Providence en-
Thursday, calling on relatives.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
PUTNAM PERSONALS

The State Bapti., convention viii
be held in Danbury. Oct. 1920.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Bartlett. Grove
street. are in Eastford for several
days.
The saanyside Club u the Baptis
church viii hold a food sale Saturday,
Oct. Is.
W. J. nartlati went to Boston yes
tcrday 70 enter u private hospital To-
an operation.
c. e. Ssarls and c. L. Torrey were
IN Hartford Tuesday 70 conduct cases
before the supreme court.
Miss Mary wheeloek. Church sire &,
has returned 10 her home after a visit
with friends in Attleboro. Mass.
Mir. NJ. Flynn has returned from
Chicago, where she was called By the
sudden death Of her brother, b. A.
Flynn.
Mas S. Elixab~th Clarke and Mrs.
Altar ". Bowen are In Worcester 10
dag enjoying the Worcester Music
Festival.
Mia. Florenes Wicker, who formerly
/ l4ed here. but is now in Scotland, 1
the guest q few days Of Mrs. Henry l.
Converse. Center street.
Mrs. Harriet oids. who died u
/ Brooklyn Tuesday AT the age of 81
years, was a former resident Of Pom
fret and grandmother Of Guy /. Bake
Of Putnam and Pomfret.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
POMFRET

Harry Smith IS visiting in ossiaiur.
Is. Y.
Miss Gladys Smith has returned TO
Philadelphia to attend school
Mrs j. +. Ryan Is setting as dis.
triet nurse. Telephone s62.S
Mrs. Augustus Jay Of Newport was
recent guest at Mashamoqaet Inn.
Mrs. Arthur Lapsley has returned
from a short stay in New York City
The attendance was good az town
meeting en- Monday, Notwithstanding
the rain,
There will be Harvest supper on
Oct. Is at the parlors Of the Gongre-
gational church.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Fitzsimens Of
Newport are guests Of Lawrence and
Russell Perkins at Ufton.
For the winter the Sunday school Of
the Congregational church viii be held
after the morning service instead Of
before.
Miss Gladys keyes Of Spokane.
Wash. left for New York last Satur-
day. after spending two weeks here
with her aunts. the Misses keyes.
. Mrs Annie Neif Smith spent two
days in town last week visiting old
friends and places. her girlhoud hav-
ing been spent with Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
eius Fits on the place now owned by
the Chapman brothers.
Miss Katherine Moves invited the
Ladies Benevolent Society to meet
with her on Wednesday and an unusu-
ally large number was present. Mrs.
Voorhees, had charge Of the Mission
AIRY program which was extremely in
teresting
No question aroused more interest
at the town meeting on Monday than
the school question and the voting of
an Appropriation of 81 900 dollars for
the maintenance of the Visiting
Nurse Miss MeGarry, retiring after
u year of very fine work, takes with
her the best wishes Of Pomfrct peo-
pie. Her successor, working under
the direction of the town and the Red
Cross, will shortly be appointed TO
amplify the work which Miss McGarry
has begun.
At the annual meeting Of the Pom
fret Neighborhood Association, held
last night at the Neighborhood House,
a new board of directors Of the asso-
citation was elected consisting Of the
following John Reid William +.
White, Charles +. Swain. L. /. Lori
lard. James Maher. J. j Whitehead.
Jr.. Mrs. Vinton Freddy Mrs. T. II.
Grosvenor, Mrs. {. " Johnson. Mrs.
Gladys Wicks, MRS. Ransom and Mrs.
Lewis. A committee WIS appointed
to investigate the question Of procur-
ing a social worker To take permanent
charge Of the activities Of the Neigh.
horhood House.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
George Moore Dead

George Moore, 81, Of Ashford. a
well known figure on Putnam streets.
died Monday at the State Hospital,
Preston, after confinement there FOR
an extensive period. The deceased
was native Of Woodstock and had
passed practically all his life IN this
section 1t was his custom. on oeca-
sion. 10 walk TO Putnam from his
home, and while here give a musical
entertainment. either by means Of a
handorean or wind instrument for
which he sought donations.
The funeral was held Wednesday
and burial took place in Spneedaie
cemetery, Woodstock
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Charlotte Potter was the guest
Of Worcester friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins spent
Sunday with relatives in Whitman
tic.
Mrs. L. J. Leavitt has been suffer
ing from an attack of stomach trou-
be
Mrs. Grace Bugbee has been grant
ed a divorce from William Bugbee. Il
was uneontested.
Virginia Corttis was the guest of
her school mate, Esther Newell Of
Southbridge, last Friday evening.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
OBITUARY


Following an illness Of ter days
duration. John Breen. aged So years,
one Of the oldest and best known resi-
dents Of Pomfret. died last SATURDAY
at his homo there Mr.. Brcen came
to pomfret from Ireland when he was
young man. and lived in the town
FOR over 90 years Death was due to
old axe, MIR Breen having been i'll FOR
about ten days The funeral services
were held last Tuesday morning at .
O'Clock. and burial was in Sc. Mary's
cemetery. Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

Mrs. Marie Anne Raiehc, y. wife
of Alfred Raiche. died yesterday
Thursday at her home in North
Grosvenordale. She WAS born in Can
ada. the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Livermoehe Besides her hus.
band. she leaves two daughters. about
8 and S years. respectively. The fu-
neral is to be held Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock. with services at st. 10
seph's church. North Grosvenordale
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
sPINNERs DEFEAT cARDERs

The bowling season. as far AS the
department teams Of the Manhassef
Manufacturing Company are concern
ed. has been opened. the spinners and
Carders elashing in the initial con
test The spinners were winners by
almost 200 pins. But the carriers are
not discouraged by their whaling.
They say they'll come back strong.
The score.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
PUTNAM GRANGE TO VISIT
-sToRRs COLLEGE MONDAY

Members Of the Putnam Grange 20
to Storrs Agricultural College Mon
day, leaving Union Square at o.
clock Dinner will be served at the
college on their arrival. visiting Mans
field Grange IN tbs evening. All those
expecting 70 20 viii confer with hrs.
Ruby Dawson. lecturer, at once.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
Mrs. Loudly Dies

Mrs. Evelyn Loudly. wife of john
Loudly. died last Friday at her home
in Pomfret, and the funeral was held
Monday Mrs. Loudly was 60 years Of
age and had many admiring friends in
her community who deeply regret her
demise. She formerly lived in Put.
nam, on Buck street. where she Is
pleasantly remembered. Interment
took place in Abingdon cemetery. BE
sides her husband, she leaves step
daughter, Miss Marie Loudly, who for
merry WIS clerk in the store of W.
J. Bartlett
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
Nelson Johnssan

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized here last Saturday cveningA at
the Second Baptist church, when Miss
Maybel Johnston became the bride OF
Martin A. Nelson
The bride was prettily eewned in
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07
Nofien

Dancing in Foresters' hall, North
Grosvenordale. on Saturday. October
18th. Music BY Novelty Six" Don't
forget 70 come.-Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

Safety First" movies. band con
cert and speeches, Union Square, Put
nam, Saturday night, 7.30 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

Safety First" movies. band con-
cert and speeches. Union Square, Put
nam, Saturday night, 1870 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

Safety First movies. band con
cert and speeches, Union Square. Put
nam, Saturday night. 7.S0 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

Safety First" movies. band con
cert and speeches. Union Square. Put
nam, Saturday night. 80 O'Clock.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-07

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Send bring the coupon al once TOT your nee eoPy
Iook over the lists which the psyehoogsis hsN@ pre-
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OPRAVECH ma OSTROVE YAP.
DOHODLY Sc SPOJENE. STATY
S JAPANEM.
CTYRMOCENSKA PACIFICKA SMLOUVA BUDE
PODEPSANA DNES

Washington IL. pros - Ma washingtonske konferenci
pracovalo dnes pfekot Pfe amerckeho pAnu
zen namonlho zbroen znatne pfbzio kdyz japanska
delegace obdrzea konetne pokyny Tokia Veka troka
znova zahaa sva zasedan ez budou pokratova Ultra
ference usanova podvybor p6 mocnos enz bude
natl pom6ru bevnich lodi mez Francii ali starry W.
Dor namofnch odbornfkd bude rozpusen.
Dohodnuti mezi Spojenymi Saty Japanem ohedne
srova Yapu ostanich osovG severn6 od rovnu nmz
apanu pfirten by manda byo oznameno bude v6eno
smouvu jez bude podepsna nedrfve pfedozena
natu ku chvalen Japan podrz mandat avsak Spojene
Sta ziska vSechna kabeova na prava ez pozadovay
Yapu.
Pfpravy byy skonGeny pro podepsni ctyfmocens6
IL hodn Ultra rano satnm odboru nebot dohodnutim
Yapu vyhovelo podmnkam poozenym touto vladou.
ZruSeni czch postovnich ufadG Cine byo rozhodnuto
Vyborem Pacifk daekovychodn otazky jenz pfa for
man reSouci tom smysu ably toto zrSen stale dele
nez ledna 1928 obdrzeni istych zaiSt6ni od Cfny
rzk6 svoan daSho plenarniho zasedan, kde byo by O.
2nameno pfeti amerckGho plnu 533 pom6r valeGnyc
odtev mez Spoi Stay, Vekou Britapi Japanem nevzbu
do by zadne pfekvapen ezo p apanska deegae obdrze
la nsrukce, tax dlouho Gekaa. Toto sdeleno brittle
kG deegace ale venek nepronklo akeho zn6n tyto in
strukce jsou.
Sekreaf Hughes Arthur j. Balfour briticke delegace
admiral Kato apanske deegace sesl konerenci r
dovne sekrefe ughese hod setrvali do 40
Mic nebyo dano vereinost krone oznamen re schhz
bude pokraGovano Ultra.
Die smlouvy mezi Spojenymi Staty Japanem zarucuj
Spoienym Stam neb eich pfslunikm vsechna prava
vysady ydrzovan sanic pro elegraovanf pomoc podmo
seho lana pro zzen operovanf sanice pro skro
telegraph
Vzhledem valeGn6mu odstvu mezi Francii Ialii oee
kava re konerence usanov sejny pom6r pro ne sc
900 tun nosnos pro kazdou zmin6nych zem
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ULSTER NESPOKOJEN.
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE ODEPREL UCINITI
JAKYCHKOLI USTUPKU.

Belfast, r. pros = Sir James Craig, Ulstersky premier
pededal schulz Ulsterke strany dnes
soupence rozmluve, kerou mel premierem Loydem Geor
Londyne Neuredn6 sdelue iednani byo velmi
bourve kdyz Sir Craig sd6 schulz re Lloyd George zauma
nekompromsni stanovsko vGci Ulsteru svoi
nekOlka nepatym zm6nam brticky premier odepfe uGni
jakychkoiv stupkG. Zaroven Sir Craig napomfnal
mrn6nosi.
Londyn, u. pros Oci Velk6 Branie upreny isou ma
Dublin kde sejde tfedu risky ably poiedna anglo
irske smlouv6 uzaven6 zastupc brick6 vlady Snn
Fenu Ackol ocekava or opposce prevlada mnenf ze
smlouva bude schvaena.
Cork, II = Patrick Meade, dfv6jsf mayor Cork,
by postreen neznamym tocnem kdyz vchazel sveho
chodu dnes rano. Muz enz jei se byl pozd6 zacen
vsak jeho jm6no nebylo sdeeno do dneska odpoledne
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hlasila jiz protest proti tomuto
rozhodnuti. Diplomaticke kru
by videnske oGekavaji take
protest vlady ceskoslovenske.
Parizske vydanl DAILY
Mali taze Sc Anglicand, chte-
jill platit ma Karla. List mini,
re bylo dohOdnuto. re Angle
jiz nejakym zpusobem 81 opa-
Tn prostredky, Jichz jest tfeba
pro apanaz byvalemu cisari a
krali, al do konecne dohOdy S
nastupnickymi staty. Bylo mlu
veno 0 12,000-20,000 Ii
brach sterlingu, jelikOz Karel
pry musf ziti svemu stavu pri-
m6fene. Proti tomu stavi Sc
list, a mini, re z prijmG byva-
leho cisafe Vilema, jez sc pa
ci ma 100000 liber, ma byti
pouzito dilu ma vydrzOvanl
Karla. Anglie vSak nema pro-
marniti ami penny.
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VALKA V U4ELNEM REVIRU.
ZENY UHL OKOPU z HOWATOVY FRAKCE " KAN
SASU UTOCf MA PRACUJICI HAVIRE

Pittsbwg Kas, -. pros. Howaovy silky vyslafy svk
zeny boOvat kansask6m uhen6m revru Po tant eh
ri Franknu rudem stfedisku sorganisovny byly
dcey iine pbuzne stavkuiicich Howatovyeh
rano se 1000 tally dul els II Jackson Walker Co.
mill od Franklin.
TentO du jest jednim neiv6ch distriku ieho opet-
ne otevrenf hav keTf odtrh cd Howatova veden byo
dGeztou udaos sporech ahlokopG pred dyema dny Vi
ce nez 125 uhlokopu vratilo do prace sobotu.
Milt Gould, serif jeho mise anes rano
pred m pochod zen zapocal avsak by pne bezmocn
pred vpadem Ony vzaly du tokem ackoi nem6y zad
nych zbranf papriku, liz n6ktere Mich pouziy.
Zeny cekay mezm6stskou karu niz byi haviTi
cest6 do prace dolu Zabrany jim witt kary,
eti dale. Podobne 81 poeinay kdyz havf prvezen
automoblech Zasup nem6l zadneho vdce avsak kazda
zen zdaa v6deti. S od nj ocekava.
Zeny chysaj ze Ultra donut zastaven prace havife
y ostatnich dolech
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OPPOSICE PROTI MOVE SMLOUVE
BORAH IDAHO PRIDAL Sc JIZ K SENATORU
REEDOVI

Washington r. pros Utoky zahaieny byly dnes kon-
gresu meznrodn konference omezen Zbro
poprve ode kdy konference zapocaa sv
sedani pred mesicem.
Senator William e. Borah Idaha vGdce repubkanskych
nesmtenych sp6snych boch pro umluv6 Svazu Narod1
Versask6 smlouvy vystoup prot move smlouve Senator
A. Reed Missouri enz vedl BOZ prot smlouv6 de-
mokratick6 strane oznamil jiz drive svoi opposici
Zaroven vsak jest asno pevne silky repubkanskych
mirielnych byy prolomeny Nemene diva nejtinnesch
sarych bojich senatoTi Norris Nebrasky Pondexter
Wasngonu oznam re budou podporovat move ctyfmocen
ske dohodnutf
Senator Borah prohas odzbroovac konference bude
naprostym nezdarem zda pouzvani oravneho plynu
noek zakazano pTSch vakach spou zmensenin
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