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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
CHRISTMAS SEALS
ONSALE IN EACH
SCHOOL DISTRICT

In order to make it easier for peo-
pie out of town to secure Christmas
Seals for their packages and CORE
spondence, Mrs. Kate Zaneis, county
superintendent and also assistant coun-
" chairman in the Christmas Seal
sale, has sent to teachers in each
school district supply Of the seals
which will be either sold at the school
house or turned over to the school
children TO sell as the teacher sees
tit. This enables everybody to find
the little stickers with little trouble,
and every bit of correspondence, either
business or social, and also every
package should bear one or more of
the seals.
Money derived from the sale OF
Christmas Seals is spent right here
in Carter county--it goes to support
the work Of the PUBLIC Health Board,
who employ supervisor to help direct
ana guide in ways Of preventing dis,
ease and ways Of eliminating condl-
tions which cause disease. A small
portion of the money goes to the
American tuberculosis Association tc
help fight the great white plague, ana
some Of that money returns to us
through anti-tubercular sources TO pro
mote that sort of work in Carter
county.
Nearly every one has the habit of
affixing Santa Claus stickers, OF holly
stickers or some such decoration, on
Christmas packages, merely for dec.
oratiye purposes and to make the
packages "look Christmassy." Why
not use Christmas Seals for this pur
pose? They look "Christmassy" with
their picture Of Santa and the kid
dies, the chimney, the holly, the
health cross and the slogan, "Merr,
Christmas, Healthy New Years" and
each stamp on "a packaf or lette
indicates that one more penny vii
be used next year to promote health
that next Christmas some one who
this year has almost given up hop,
viii be enabled to enjoy the holiday
season in health and strength.
OF all the presents one can give
whether they be expensive jewels from
the shops Of exclusive Importance o.
dainty bits of lace and linen fash
ioned by loving fingers, the greatest
present you can give is health. You
alone may not be able to give enough
10 help a sufferer recover from affliC
tion, but YOU, with the thousand
Of others, who. are buying Christina
seals, can give health and strength
and happiness to ones who are per
haps even now wondering if they will
live TO see next Christmas.
Buy Christmas Seals and use then.
freely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
MANY RESIGN FOLLOWING
NAVAL REDUCTION ORDER

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Orders re-
,eived today at the New York navy
yard which would provide for q re-
luction of 10000 men in the enlist
ment of the personnel Of the United
tates navy set forth that any en-.
listment might be cancelled by resig-
nation.
A few hours after the orders had
oeen posted, yard officials were de-
uged with designations coming from
II classes OF the enlisted service. The
drastic cut, It was said, probably
would result in laying up Of num-
Der OF vessels and n reduction In the
trength OF the crews Of many others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
RELIGIOUS BOARD SETS FORTH TEN
COMMANDMENTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
IN TREATMENT OF DUMB CREATURES

NEW YORK, Dec. IA new table
of Ten Commandments, designed tC
train boys and girls to kindness to
Gods dumb creatures, was issued to
day by the Presbyterian Board Of
Temperance and Moral Welfare.
In it hunting, fishing and robbine
OF birds nests are condemned, as
are attendance at all bloody sports
such as Geek fights, live pigeon shoots
dog fights and bull fights. Coveting
OF furs and the plumage of birds also
Is prescribed.
Supplementary rules of conduct, Is
sued with the Commandments urge
children to refrain from going to cir
cuses or other shows where trained
animals are exhibited, asserting that
such animals are nearly always cruel
ly treated and must live a life OF
misery"
Here are the COMMANDMENTS. which
were drafted by William +. II. Went
eel, director of the boards department
of humane education. and were adopt
ed by the board as a guide to children
and to grown-ups. too:
l. l am the Lord thy God who made
every living creature after his kind
ard gave man dominion over my
work, wherefore, thou shalt be
guardian over beast, bird and cattle
and TO them thou shalt be In my
place.
2. Thou shalt not delight thyself
in craven images but rather in ten.
der mercies to those who depend on
thy guardianship. Thou shalt not
lay blame or punishment unwarrant.
ed upon them who know not wrong,
who cannot speak for themselves and
who have no means OF asserting their
rights, wherefore thou art to them
the adjudicator Of righteousness in
their midst, for the Lord thy God
am q jealous God. remembering thy
unfaithfulness and thy cruelties to
all my creatures and visiting the er.
rors Of thy ways upon thy children
down through the generations, in that
thou hast set n bad example unto
them and hast by word and by deed
lead them TO disrespect justice and
mercy in dealing with my defenseless
creatures.
3. Thou shalt not curse thine cat.
tie nor inflict vengeance upon any
Of Gods creatures for the Lord will
not hold him guiltlesJ who disregards
his creation.
4. Remember the sabbatical rights
Of my creatures and practice them
sacredly. Every beast of burden and
every animal in thy service shall
have its day and fitting seasons OF
rest whereby the drudge OF toll in
thy service may be comfortably
mingled with the joy of living. With
reason and consideration thou shall
assign their tasks and with equal
care thou shalt provide food rest, sue.
cor and mercy and those things which
make for the natural joy Of living.
8. Honor and respect thy guardian
ship over the animals which have
been thy faithful servants and de
sert them not in an evil day; for by
so doing thou mayst prolong thy days
which the Lord thy god giveth thee.
G. Thou shalt not kill. for the JOY
Of killing; for sport in hunting; for
contest in skill: or for selfish gain
For the righteous man regardeth the
life OF his beast.
Z. Thou SHALT not commit thyself
10 the lusts Of bloody contests nor
seek TO look upon the cock.fight, the
live pigeon shoot the bull fight and
all such atrocious acts.
s. Thou shalt not steal, destroy. or
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take untel hyself selfishly or wantonly
that which belongs 10 the comfort and
needs of thy animals.
3. Thou shalt not bear false wit
ness for paltry gain to thyself where
by Gods creatures suffer hunger. an
guish or torture. Let the testimony
of thy guardianship be above thy lust
for gain.
Thou shalt not covet the birds
plumage, nor D animals fur; thou
shalt not cow0R$he robins nest nor
her young by her side, nor the pigeon
the freedom Of the air, nor the deer
the Joy of his lair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
FINAL CHAPTER IN LITIGA-
TI0N SUIT Is WRITTEN

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec 1.-THE
final chapter of the litigation in re.
gard to the alleged embezzlement OF
r. G.. Davenport Of Seminole county
for which he was sentenced to the
penitentiary for seven years was writ
ten today by the state supreme court
when an order was issued abating all
action in the case because OF the
recent death OF the defendant. Duven-
port was charged with conspirlng with
Mace Herndon, county treasurer OF
Seminole county and Vernon Kiker,
deputy treasurer, TO make q fraudu-
lent assignment Of tax certificates TO
his benefit. The amount OF the certi-
ficates was given as s2,051.1O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. lS.-Gov.
ernor Robertson left here. early today
for Pauls Valley where ne will inspect
the boys training school.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
W. c. T. U.

The meeting yesterday with Mrs. C. B. Andrews had a beautiful setting the bright sunshine after the clouds, the gorgeous blossoms of cactus and anyrillis with generous sprinkling of violets that decorated the table in reception hall, and in dining room where crystal bowl of "fruice" stood and which was served to the more than three dozen women who met to discuss the broad subject of citizenship into which they have at last really come.
 To an experienced citizen-one who came into citizenship full-fedged at 2l, and who had looked forward to the day when he was to, be clothed with such power, and of course had partially, at least, prepared himself, the discussions might not have seemed very intelligent, but to the amateur judge, they sounded like words coming from veteran. Mrs.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

will rejoice in the fact onenlv do clared by the Y. M. c. A. in recent months, that it is earnestly seeking closer alliance with the chprcbos and is desiring more and more to aid the work of the Protestant churches throughout the world. No doubt Rome sees in the Y. M. c. A. an in- creasing power and efficiency, else the Pope would not have deemed if necessary to issue special decree warning Catholics against it's activi ties-Editorial by Dr. David Sweet Editor Christian Observer, Uouis. ville), Jan. 12, 1921.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

R. L. Blakely was the leader, and
 right touchingly she sounded the key note when she asserted that "wo- mans year had come; that when she was enfranchised, that moment Amer ica became christian" Mrs. T. c. McRae, Jr., gave some impressive points as she dealt with her subject: My Citizenship, and What it Means to My Town," the prevailing note being cooperation-where there is union there is strength. Mrs. Cal hours remarks on "Why Laws Are Made" proved indeed that she was Q true daughter of her ancestry who made such vigorous fight to help bring to pass our present national prohibitory law. They were clear
 and convincing and her wise presen- tation of the penalty following a violated law, was quite timely. Mrs. Walters discussion of the woman's legislative program showed that wo- men are alive to every interest that protects the home, and also showed tkat the heart of our governor is at
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

ment 1t will be through the man;fes- Valioh or strength and not weakness. when Japan, or any other possible opponent, realizes that it will be fool iSh to attempt race in armaments "ith thls country, we will be in q oeCter position to talk disarmament to any and all such. The truth of the matter IS that for the present at least any naval construction we may en- gage in will be building not for. but against war.
 All talk of militarism in this coun- try IS nothing but the sheerest tommyrot. We are neither a war iiKe nor a covetous people, and we never will be as long as we have popular government. All that we seek IS our rightful place in the af- lalrs and trade of the world and we should be prepared to claim this should anyone attempt to refute it to us. We do not want war but we cannot prevent it unless we are able to prevent it.
 Of course we long for the time when the burden of military expenses upon the shoulders of all nations can be frightened, but until that day comes We can achieve our destiny by fair ness and justice to all nations, but especially to ourselves. We will be far and just to ourselves only when we make sure of our peace, security and happiness.-Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
NO NAVAL HOLIDAY

Only sentimentalists and visionaries will disagree with the conviction of the Senate committee that it wonld be foolish for the United States +o abandon measures of self-protection until at least some other method of protection is developed, the effective ness of which would be asured beyond the question of doubt Being inc strongest financial power in the world right now, we should lead in all eff forts toward an international limita- ton of armaments and should in good faith be prepared to abide by any de- cisions along this line that we know will be faithfully followed by all other nations. We should not, how ever, begin to disarm ourselves as long as other countries are continu- ing to add to their armaments.
 All the facts in the case show most clearly that the present time is not propitious for this country to cease work in strengthening it's navy. It is true that Great Britain has decided to curtail naval construction, but Great Britain can do this and still maintain naval supremacy for some time to come. Besides, any protective meas ures we might adopt would not be directed against Great Britain be- cause war between the two great l IEnglish-speaking peoples is well nigh lunthinkable. What is of more con- cern to us is the fact that Japan has announced that she will go forward with her work of enlarging and strengthening her navy, and for this reason the United States can do noth- ing else but carry out the naval pro- gramme we have already formulated
 If we are to secure any sort of a binding agreement towards disarma-
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

tuned to the same high ideal Mrs. Cress' discussion of "Our Bills in Congress-" showed close study, es- pecially that of the Sheppard-Towne bill for the protection of maternity and infant care. For lack of space we defer a resume of her remarks for a later date.
 America" was sung, also "Arkan- sas," led by Mrs. Dan Pittman. Sev- eral new members were added Next meeting with Mrs. W. B. Waller Feb. 24th, which will be a Frances Willard meeting.
 Adjourned to meet Mrs. LaMance Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John M Pittman. Everybody cordially invited.
 -J. c. P.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
ON THE Y. M. C. A.

l. before Christmas the of- oa0e of the Roman Catho- ,0 Rome issued a decree man Catholic bishops to arganization which, while i absolute freedom or
 religious matters, instllls Esm and apostasy to the [sligion in the minds of its l. have not seen the full l decree, the dispatches pub 1 tn edaily newspapers say ecree mentions the Young Istian Association by name N it is upheld by many tholics who do not know kture. The decree asserts broanization corrupts the Duths. l of the canon law which ers. periodicals and organl- Foring religious radicalism rentism are recalled in the ich requests the bishops to to with the Holy See with Itbs the decisions taken on
 at regional congresses.
 on of the Roman Catholic the work of the Y. M. C. seemed to be gathering Yer since the splendid work
 M. c. A. ddi during the
 At the time when there
 criticism of the Y. M. c, hg the war many persons sitate. to say that much ot m either came from Roman burces or was fostered and
 by them.
 ho are familiar with the Ork that the Y. M. c. A, for the past seventy-five
 find in the opposition of increasing evidence that C. A. is what it has always to be, the servant of the churches of our land, and
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

We have a new line of spring suits and coats Call and examine before buying elsewhere. Mrs. T. G. Moody.
 February Ladies Home Journal for sale at the News office; get yours before they are all gone.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-14
FOCH " RHODr ISLAND.
MARSAL FRANCE OBDRZEL. CESTNY DOKTORAT
Cd BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence r. l., 13 list NeimenSi stat americke
vital marSaa Foche dnes Ma zvastnim vlau pIiel
Haven New London Conn., ably pal 6esny stupel dokor
sky cd Brown university naGez special do Woonocket kde
veka francouzska osada pfprava sv6l6 uvtan Dnes
noel odpotva sve kafe pfipravuje zffe uvtani
Boston6.
MarSal prezdu $3.50 odpoledne byl uvitan m
n&draz guvernerem Emery Sansouci deegac zastupuci
m6stskou vladu Amerckou Leg stau Rhode Island Dr
zna jeho spechaa dv6ma radami jasacch scd hrbov
kde mars poloz pomnk francouzskych voak ke
bojova amercke revoluc Po obdrzen Gestn6ho doko-
ratu od Brown university coz stalo poprv6 ned6 ho
Ri ohoto uGils6, marsa vral ku svemu va P6timinu
ova zastavka uGinena byla Pawucket kde shromzdio
mnoho tsc lid ma nadraz.
Woonsocket iez honos odtamud prvni odd vypra-
vii francouzska boS6 s6tov6 vace byo snad cello
nadraz koem, kdyz pre zvlasnf vak vrchnho veee
spoenecch armad NarSa by doprovozen deegac obtanl
travnk koem sednf Skoy, kde obdrzel ke m6sa. Ma
to dedkoval mso, kde ma by postayen pomnk mrtvm
sv6tove vaky pax vra do vlaku kde zravl Ultra
bude hostem Bostonu
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posanecke Zaumajici msta gaerich vyskoc svych
sedade kdyz p Hughes ysveHova navrhy ktezo po-
tesk nasel ne gaer kde sedel denov6 nevys
soudu nacenici armady namofnictva spolu amercym
poradnim vyborem.
Nezli pfedloz urcite navrhy omezen zbrojeni pan
Hughes zmihova dffvesch marnych pokusech ez byy
podnkany zastaven zavodenf zbroen mez
kterezo pokusy mey vysledek enom resoue pape
pax prohlas drazem re eas nadesel ato conference by
svolana nko pro povsechne pcny neb vz$emnou radu
nybrz ednanf.'
PokraGuie ogicky textu navrhG Spojenych StaG, pan
Hughes prav otazka prvoni d6ezost zbroen jest
namoTnho zbroien re obe budou nutny ezo
sunny penez byy vynaozeny lodi bud liz pne neb
dohotovene ze od zadn6 namofnch mocnos
re byti ocekavano, ably tyto obeti u5inla samotna.
Zvotn cast panu omezen namorniho zbroieni byl
namorncky svaek konference vypukla bofivy poesk
sekretar navrh deseeou pfesavu stavb6 bevnc
lodi.
PAX po<raGova rozvnuje podrobnosti navrhd vady
zm ozyvay bezdecne projevy prekvapen cd etnTc
hos kteT by pozvan zahaeni konference Pan Hughes
uvad6 imeny bevnf lodi Spoienych Sta1 Vek6 Brtane
Japonska iez die panu amercke vady byo by nuno znG
Ma dokad poctfeho smyslenf vady Spoenych Sat uvfl
Hughes hoova znc bevni lodi nez byo vynalo-
pres $3.50 Nekere t6chto lodi isou
veny, iine spu$teny byy vodu neb sou jz sluzb
Die panu Spoenych Stad nosnost bevnfch kfiznid flo
lovch vddch lodi torpedoborcd povolenvc kazd6 zeri
nabyt Pro Spoene Saty 900 pro Vekou Britan
100000 tun; pro Japan 100000 tun.
Cekova nosnost ponorek povoenych kazde mocnost nj
byt iak naseduie Pro Spoene Sty 10000 tun; pro Vel
kou Britanii go 900 tun; pro Japan, 54 900 tun.
Navrhuje re nosnost aeropanovych nositeG povolo
nvch kazde zemi ma by Spoien6 Saty, 10000 tm Vekd
Britanie, 10000 tun Japan. $4,000 tun.
Omezenf namofnich aeropland neni navrhovano.
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JAPoNsKA DELEGACE oPTIMIsTICKoU.

Washington, 49, list = Japan oznamil dnes ve6er pro-
sfedncvim dvou svch t delegatG re spechu washing
konference netTeba pochybovat yz strach
bou sranach romne dohodnu pokud yce Japanu Spo
jenych Sata bude ucineno."f
Predstaven tisku sv6ta" baronem Kuro Sdeharou, a-
ponskym vevysance enz mel novnaske korrespondeny A
merky Evropy Aisle iako sve hoy recepci seznamenf
deegay prime yesato Tokugawa hlava delegace prav
re me pred odezdem Japonska neiake obavy do u
spesneho vsedku konference yo byy rozpteny cd eho
pffjezdu do Washingtonu
Admiral baron Kato prav re vcere rec sekretae stau
Hughese vyiasna situaci Japan bedivou vahu
americkI plan omezenf zbrojeni.
Vyadren iaponskych delegatG bylo vyvrchoenim dne
nemz stavalo cm dale tim zeimym ze sklon mn6n
delegacch briticke iaponske Jest dohodnuti
vaecnch odstev onech m narod a byo navhovano sekre
tafem Hughesem.
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NAHLA SMRT zENY BO-
HACOVY.

Lakewood, n. j., 13. list. Pi.
Gorge J. Gouldova. manzelka
iednoho z velikych americkych
kapitalist6 klesla mrtva, kdyz
hrala golf Sc svym manzelem
ma soukrom6m hfisti V Georgi-
an Court, ieiich venkovsk6m
sidle. Gould prave odpail kouli
a pozoroval, iak lett, kdyz re
ma ieho beze slova k zemi kle-
sla. Teprve, kdyz Sc k nj obra-
til, zpozoroval, ze lezi bez hnu
ii ma travniku. Domnival 8
vsak, re pi. Gouldova pouze "a
kopla. ale kdyz nepromluvila
ma neho, postal honem pro l6-
kaTe. Dva dostagili sc po male
chvfli, nez mohli pouZe ozna-
miti, re smrt nastala srdetni
mrtvici. Zprava o skonu matt
cine byIa lined telegrafovana
sedmi detem, nichz pet bydli
V New Yorku. jedna dcera pro
vdana We Filadelfii a jedna v
Anglii, iako manzelka lorda
Decies. Pi. Gouldova byla "a
svobodna Edith Kingdonova
hereeka a zdala Sc miti pred
sebou slibnou um6leckou dra-
hu, kdyz Gould 81 il wal.
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MNOHO DUSTOINfKU v
ARMADE.

indianapolis. 13. list. V a
merick6 armade jeden ddstoj-
nix pfipada ma kazdych sedm
vojaki. die informace obdrze-
ne V hlavnfm stanu Americk6
Legie. Odborem valky bylo
vysvetleno, ze pfitomny vyso-
ky pomer ddstoinikd udrzovan
Jest k tomu ELI, ably armada
mohla byti rychle rozmnozena
pro prfpad valky. Armada n.y.
nj eta $4,000, 2 nichz $4,000
jest dustojnfkn.
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podstate srutnos Spojen6 staty prostfednictvm p
Hughese, navrhujf:
Abv Spoen6 Staty, Velka Britane Japan tr domnuci
namorn mocno dohody DO deset rokG nebudou sta
Yeti zadnlch bevnch lodi vGetn6 lodi rozestavenych nedo
hotovenych.
Abv Spojen6 Stav zniciy tcet bevnfch lodi zbudova
nvch neb rozestavenych cekove nosnosti 845,000 un
Brtanie znicla devatenac bitevnich lodi eel
375 upustla od budovani cyf novych
proieItovanych lodi celkove nosnost $4,000 tun.
Abv Japan znc sedmnac bitevnfch lodi cekove
upus cd proqramu ctvr proektovanych BIZ
evnfch lodi ctvf proektovan0ch hitevnich kTznikn.
Ceker by zniceno &c btevnfch lodi nhrnnou
nos 1878. .O43 tun.
AmerckV plan vztahuje rovn6z omezen pomocnvch
vSeenJch lodi vvzadue prsf oevfnou vmenu nformacf
mezi mocnostm o stavbe lodi.
Ma otazku vykonne odvetv vlady Spojenych Stad
6o by podporu nch odvetv SVEN bylo odpo
v6d9no kadn9 poeskem senatu snemovny
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MA BYTI ZNICENO SPOJ. STATY,
BRITANIL A JAPANEM 1,S73,O43 TUN
NOSNOSTI VALECNYCH LODI A
STAVBA NOVYCH MA DESET
ROkU ZASTAVENA.
SPOJENE STATY HOTOVY ZNICITI LODI, JEz STA
LY PRES 3O,OOO,OOO

Washington r. listopadu Spoien6 St5ty elektrisovaly
mocnos sv6a dnes vefeinym navrhem ably Veka Brane
Japan dohody outo vadou desetete pesavce
be vaecnych lodi zncen urttych ednotek ech savacfch
lod'stev.
Mezitm washingonska konference chv6la vzruse-
MIN epochani udaos serear atu Charles Evans Hughes
hfma im6n6 vady pozadave aby civilsac pokynu
byl odpocinek cd zavoden We zbrojen ma mofch.
Hlasem tumocicim hubok6 az vasnive pfesvedceni p.
Hughes muv m6nem amerck6 deegace, fdof nstrukce
presidena Spoenych Sta zastupuc mllon1 lidi
polo konferencn s pred zraky ceeho veta ten nej
revocneisf urditV aohcdnu zhoien
ce6 historic 1s odvrh tocne zbran6
Obklopen nehybnymi oblGeii muzH zkusenych kazdem
D. Hughes podal toto sv6decv poctveho smy
slenf vast pro5mi sovy kazd6mu srozumitelnJmi
pfedsedaicim fednkem konferencf ieif av
nostnim zahaovacim zasedan Continental Memorial Hal
kratce pred poednem.
prohasenm noveho otevTeneho adu meznarodnf Diploma
nasedova vGdcovstv predena Hardnga ehoz dfv6isf
uvtqcf rec dala konferenc motto ednoduchos poctvos
cti"
"(tyri miond di poctive zada meme zbroeni zad
valku prohlas president Harding. toto pato byo
poeskem asotem "Jes enom iedn6 vIchodisko. to lest
eonG nvni prav sekretaT Hughes ohedn6 zavod6n
raznos ez zavTela dv6Te prot kazdem
doznanf in6ho vyb6ru
Pfedozenf americk6ho panu vyvoao schvaen konferen
ako Byl vSeobecny pocit uevv enokrate
nebude mafen diplomatickem semovan ze iednfn
smem tahem urGe navry bezprostTedn uvazovan by
" pfedlozeny pred konferenc.
Zastupc dvou cizch vlad neivce nteresovanvch Vekd
Britane Japanu shodova tom re plan lest dnkadn6
promvsleny eho pfedlozen p Hughesem bylo iasne
sou iei voenskych radcG re pGide tax daeko
iak ienom mozno
Sanovisko Velk6 Britane Iapanu bude rozhodnuto
lv eiich echncvch vojensIch odbornk avsak nikdo
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eka dohodnu omezenf zbroienf morfc spojen5mi Sta
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