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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
'EPlDEMIC' IMPENDING
Thyslcians Allowed to Prescribe
Beer and Fine Urestrictcd
as OF the Quantity

WASH NGTON April 2S.--Phy'
Nc'ans arc allowed 10 prescribe
peer and wine without restriction
10 tho quantity required during
sSNeh periods, by tn terms OF newly
uuraiieh regulation, Prohibition
commissioner Kramer announced
oday The government will con
,'h' It's restriction to maximum
4udntliy prescribed In one~presCrip-
-oh' Doctors will not Be- per-
"I,ed TO exceed this maximum.
manner said no limit would he
~ uniting the number of pre-
ssrphons, The tentative maximum
toI Prescriptions will he three ga
ous OF wine and 4 rs gallons OF
The new regulations reverse
,ne former policy OF the bureau and
IT, ready for approval by Revenue
-ohfirmed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Water Board Explains Need
OfFWndtO Surrey SpaUinalU

That the sum Of $4,000 IN bc
which Tulsans viii vote on April 20,
issues. is imperauycly needed so an
project may be made, is the suDstaul
the partisan water commission.
commission that voters should know
NAV project before they are asked /
The statement signed by all member
An open letter 20 the Citizens ol
Tulsa.
Tho partisan water commit
toc Of the city ~ Tulsa feel that per
hans we should make a statement 20
the public with reference TO the
bond ISSUE which We have asked for
in the sum Of 100000, and which is
to be voted upon on Tuesday, April
2G,
Your committee has done a great
deal of work and made as cKhaus=
tive an examination Of the wac
problcm as can be made with the
data 40 hand You are aware that
we recently had Mai. Gen. George
". Goc;hals here and took him to
SpavinaW, Grand river and Shell
creek. As result OF ihis examina-
ton. General Goethale unqualifiedly
recommended the urgent necessity
of our undertaking TO procure SpaN-
NAV watSr for this city but stated
that before he could give MS an cs-
timatc OF the cost OF procuring this
water IL would he necessary that
some borings be made on SpayiuaW
creek 10 determine the thickness of
the rock and the formations under
living tho bed and sides Of the
stream TO determine whether or not
"A proper and safe dam site might be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
YORK HELD ON RAPE CHARGE
TaAi Driver Bound over to Distrirf
Court Under SIO,OO0 IBnud.

W, r YORK, ldAl driver. wa
bound over go district court under q.
$40 600 boHd aj his preliminary tria
Saturday before Justice IT, j. GRAY
pu 70 charR" OF rdpc against the per
sOu uf Maude Brown York plcadcI
NOT guilty u' his hearing.
Tho alleged assault was com
mittcd on The night ~ February 2y
when the woman says YORK not ouis
assaulted her but robbed hcr as
wcIl York several days ago was
bound over 20 district court from
tho Justice court OF S q. MaXcy ou
q Charge uf robbery preferred
against him by the Brown woman.
At this time his bond was sct at
5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
ANOTHER SUSPECT DIES
John Lasar Commits Suicide
in Brooklyn, Leaving Note
in Which He Admits Part
POLICE ARE SKEPTICAL
Say the Man May Have Been a
Crank; Landlady Says He
Often Talked of Blast

SCRANTON. Pa, April 23--Posi-
tive identification OF tito Ligl ar
rested here last Tuesday on suspicion
of completely In the Wall street OK
ploaion last september was made to-
day by Thomas J. Smith, OF Brook
lyn, employed In the lognl depart
ment of an insurance company hav-
ing officer In the Now York financial
district.
Saw Ligi IIurrying Away.
smith picked out Llgi from line
OF six prisoners ms the man he had
seen arguing with the driver OF the
death wagon shortly before the ox-
plosion. He later told newspaper
men that "A few moments after the
blast, he saw Ligi rushing along
Cedar street neaE. Nassau street and
Broadway, urging two companions
to hurry out OF the nelghborhood.
SIN III. who formerly was lieu
tenant In the New York police de-
partment assibned to investigate in
cendiaries, said he was walking In
wan street toward Broad a few
minutes before the explosion.
Thought IL Junk Wagon.
At about 1885 n. m, Ire said. he
was approaching the banking house
or J' u. Morgan and company, when
nc saw dilapidntcd wagon with red
and black striped wheels In front NJ
the United States assay office Tnslds
the wagon, partly coyered with news
papers, were two barrels ana tue
boxes about two or three feet ,mua ~e
~ ,houaL. a., W w ue l,e' "uare.
ne said, my attention was called
TO 1t when noticed two men stand-
/ crosod the stroot ovnoc,i, y" "'Is'
fight. one M tho n,or ,,', VI -
five foot slx tna.a. was aoput
d,oaso, - ,aii, roughly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
THEIR GAME BLOCKED
Found Conditions SO Turbu-
lent Attempts at Business
Were an Utter Futility
TURNED TO POLITICS THEN
German Industries Were Fore
ed to Prevail on Government
of Germany to Move
by FRANK T.. MASON
b. A. g. star Corrcspondent.

BERLlN, April % The mann
moth shadow Of American business
loomed today as the guiding spirit
that prompted tho German appeal to
Pres dent Harding,
Tho international News Service Is
able to discuss the substance of the
mysterious negotiations that resulted
In Germany's dramatic action In di-
rcctly soliciting tho mediation OF a
president OF country with which
she IL still technically al war.
They Play World Politics.
\ group OF American attorneys
representing American cotton grow
c:s, bankers and holders OF vast sup
plies Of raw materials. first COM
plcted financial arrangements for
credit amounting to $500, 900, 900
and then came TO Germany to cell
and put across "A gigantic American
deal. They found Germany con-
frontcd by sqrious danger OF fresh
Invasion.
They heard of vague threats OF al
lied 'confiscation of any goods shinr
ped into Germany from anywhere as
part OF scheme to coerce the Ger
mags. They found tho German
government apparently at "A stand
still. Thus. they arrived at a dead
stop in the negotiations. which re-
| Puired only international guarantees
against Confiscation.
So they forced tho leaders OF tho
German Industries which depend
upon their deal to prevail upon the
German government TO act
The German government got in
touch with the American attorneys
who gave their view points az
Americans and urged immediate
new proposals by Germany II sho
would avert n catastropc.
Admit They Took ~ Hand.
These results directly led TO the
appeal to President Harding
The Americans say they are here
/ on strictly business mission and
/ that thby took "A hand ia the political
arena only because OF tho necessity
OF securing guarantees for their big
! industrial group. That group Ia
: representative mainly OF financi"rs
/ In the south and on the Pacific
coast.
The attorneys arc:
l.. O. Defrics, international lawyer
with offices In New YORK and Lon
don.
l., NJ. Hoefler, lawyer of san
Francisco and New York
Dr. Richard Moldenkc. consulting
engineer, New york
Tho mission IL staying AZ the
, Dcutscher Garton here.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2a.--L
! NJ. IIocflcr american attorney rr.
ported from Berlin TO havc played
an important part In bringing about
the German government = latest
{ repaI Iations move. has for many
years been prominent here as q law.
yer, clubman and diplomat. huyine
acted as Brazilian consul here.
J In February he icft here for Sow
York On route TO Brazil on govern
mcnt business Arriving in Sow
York he learned, according to Finlay
Cook, his law partner that cOndi-
tious were not prOpltpus Tor ris
brazilian trip
lie then lcft Sew York for Berlin
as representative ~ n large banking
syndicate the nature Or which cook
declined 10 disclose
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Mlnnl Mlnn Iicnnri

" NHE"-T"TTW T'T-"| "TaT0 WTTI-
MIAMI Okla. April 23.-- Seven
teen minra OF Kansas and Okla
hoIna ehippcd i0.236,520 pounds Of
zinc ore and 3,27402O pounds OF
lead during the week ending Satur-
day, April %, worth 1l2705O and
tH3.4A7 respectively Tho price OF
zinc advanced $3.50. closing at So
ana lead went from si2,5O to 351
per ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
SIN Under Frances Demand.

The International News Service
learns that this IL the outstanding
feature Of tho new proposals finally
agreed upon By the leading German
statesmen after conferences which
last ed throughout the night and we'll
into this morning.
In the meantime the tentative
whole which Germany will offer TO
pay is understood 20 be far from
CONTINUED oN POGE Two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
GERMANS TO SUGGEST
\ NEW SLIDING SCALE.

BERLIN. April 23.--An elastic
rcparations total to be decided from
year To year by an international
board of appraisal win be suG
gested In Germany's reply to Prosi-
dent Harding, which is to be dis
patched TO Washington at noon to-
day, and to he announced in the
-oi,betag thig uftarpuoD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
AMBITION AGAIN
GRIPS D'ANNUNZI0
He Aspires to Republic
of Italy" Credited
Rumors Declare
HE IS STILL POPULAR
Letter Over His Signature Is
Authority for Statement
He Wants to Come Back

tEscluslve cable 10 the l. \. r. ana the
London Daily EEpressl
ROME. April 23.--Is a republic
OF Italy" the latest dream of Ga
hriele d'Annunzio and does he as
pire TO he its first president?
Has New Ambitions.
There are increasing signs that
such is the case. The poet warriors :
attitude toward italian national life
and particularly toward the national
elections is regarded as having all
the ear marks Of far reaching am
billions on his part. He has refused
To stand as "A candidate In the cleo
tions at Iarn and IN other districts
whore he could have been easily
elected, The general impression Is
that hc Is "out for bigger game"
lie has lost no popularity, on
the contrary, support IL steadily
coming 10 him from quarters former
ly hostile 10 HIS policies.
At the celebration Of the birthday
OF Rome. for instance, Fascist (con-
serNatiVes) and nationalists joined
hts own followers in cheering
"a AnnunElo's republic And there
were even shouts expressing the
wish that he enter the quirinai
palace.
Wants "A Iiumc Plan.
In reply to telegram from
Trieste veterans, the poet wrote
that parliament shall be destroyed.
tho Rappalo treaty with Jugo Slavla
shall be Cancelled and Italy's consti-
tuition shall be made the same as
that which | gave to Fiume."
That In only part OF n well de
fined movement launched by
d'Annunzio to win the support Of
The common people, as wen AS OF
thc Fascist and nAtionalists.
II II n movement that rs looked
upon with unconcealcd misgivinRs
IN military aud political circles and
tho government rs known to be
watching II closely
"D'Aunun2io, ostensibly living IN
"rCtiromcnL" at his villa IN Gurda,
is really In constant touch with his
offices AT Flumc, who, in turn. are
NOW allied with the Fascist leaders
m tho principal cities Of Italy, In.
Guiding Rome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
M',LrsrER coNsIsroRY. >o1IcE.

TUCFN NlTT Do 8U0VTaT TTHTU "||--"e %
NC cAle7tcr. account Scottish RHO Nrunion.
sunday. April 't N'l0 90 w.. via Eafy
railroad Get Pullman reservations of G..
r. Robertson --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Soldiers Legislation
to BE Started Monday

WASHINGTON, April 23.-LcgI5'
lation to coordinate all government
agencies having charge OF soldier
relief work il TO be taken up Mon
day by the house Interstate COM
mcrcc committee. Chairman Wins.
low said today that several meas
ures were pending TO consolidate
the various agencies and that action
was planned soon. The committee
MAY expedite the legislation by do
penslng with public hearings
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included I'm the water bond issue on
in connection with other important
Intelligent survey Of the Spayinnw
e Of statement issued saturday by
n is tho belief NJ members of this
the approximate cost Of tho Spav-
approve bonds for IT'S construction.
Of the commission follows:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

STANLEY MCuSE
r.t at,.rtors $50 s. Boulder. Phones
o. iS.:.itoo Ambulance ssTyiss'-Aa'1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

Clevelandska Skolnf mIadel,
jez dala ma jeyo iisty talent
ku kresleni, bude miti dnes
dopoledne pfflezitost tyto vlo-
by uplatniti ma mfst6 nejpovo-
lan6jsim. Dnes V 9:15 hod. do
poledne uspofadan byf kontest
skolnich ditek sest6ho stupn6
V Um6leck6m museu We Wade
parku. Ia ukol by.o Jim dano
vykresliti pfedlozenou zbran a
pax V rychlosti natrtnouti vzo
rex tkaniva latky, ktery byl
Jim projektorem ma platno pro
mitnut. Pristi soboty provede-
na bude podobna zkouska u
ditek sedmeho a osmeho stup-
ne. Kontest Jest pfistupen vsem
clevelandskym d6tem a fizen
jest pi. Winifred Millsovou ze
sko,y Fairmount.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
POZNAL HO HNED.

" noci ma Is. kv6tna postfe-
: len bYl pred Luna parkem
straznik, jen1uz seeEen hyl do
2or mad tane6nimi sfn6mi II.
MeGrath. Vtera wat byl do
sud churavlcf policista do O.
lresni venice, ably We fronta
postaven}eh v6z66 Sc peknsil
noznati Gtocnika. McGrath
mel sv6ho muze M prvni po-
HE'D prstem ukazal ma Jo-
hha Bennise, 2649 vych. III.
ul. jenz by' tento t5den pro
same podobn6 kousky odsou-
zen ma Is rok6 do zalafe. No
We usv6dten bandita nebQde
v$ak znovu souzen. jelikoz Sc
mu dostalo neiv6tSiho vTmeru
trestu "a podobnf zlotin, ale
bude iest4 dnes dopraven do
Columbus k odpykanf prison.
Zen6ho mu trestu.
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Do STARE WASTE.

Do Czech odji5df k del$imu
pobytu p. F. Trunecek, jenz
hodla V Praze organisovati te-
skoslovensky klub die vzoru
klub6 americkych. @ pro-
jektu bylo mluveno jiz pred
jistou dobou, ale k jeho reali-
sovan1 patrne dojde teprve ny
nj. Panu Trunedkovi pfejeme
zdarn6ho 1sp6chu Y jeho pod
nikavosti j stastnou cestu.
Pro navrat do stare vasti
rozhodl Sc t6z otec l6karnil1a
p. Ladimira Herolda ma Broad
way, p. Vaclav Herold, jenz
prijel k navst6v6 do Clevelan-
du Corpus Christi, Tex. Pan
Vaclav Herold Jest pom6r-
ne pokrotil6m v6ku rs rokd a.
le yzdor tomu test Sc ma shle-
dan( misty, llde stravil prvni
mladi. Phi sve sv6zesti doufa,
ze mu svizelna costa nebude
pfiliS obtfznou, Take jemu pre-
jeme co nejsrdecn6ji, ably je-
ste dlouho Sc tesil zaslouzen6-
mu odpocinlut ma rodnd hrou-
de.
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BLESK ZAPALIL BALON.

Dayton, O., 30. zari. Blesk
dnes rano zapalil a znitil maly
fiditelny balon ma Wrightove
letiSti. Rovnez kulna shofela a
Thomas Mumma, noGni hlidac,
omracen byl bleskem a jest v
povazlivem stayu v nemocnici.
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Tho4ovska vrazda diIem ko
munistG PIzen8ke policejni RI
dite 'stvi &c atralo Sc fady
hTdznych podroinostf o vraz-
de, spachan6 v Chodov6 dne
16. tervence na ddlnim dfed-
n.ku Jahu Flauchnerovi. 3. "a
il byl zatcen We Stod6 taiem-
mix komunistick6 strany 24-le-
tt Jan Legler, ienz doznal, re
Sc pred MIN a pred zamecni-
KEN JOS. Spickou vyiadril ko-
munisticky agitator Vinko
Herman-Ivanov, re odstranil
ieste S jednim komunistou, ne
jakvm Alfredem Muellerem.
drednika F,auchnera V Chodo
v6 to ma prosp6ch komunisti-
eke strany. LegIerovymi vypo
v6d'mi a nalezem kompromi-
tuiicl korespondence neho
bylo patrani policie svedeno
do Karloyych Vard a do sou.
sednich Rybaf k 26-let6 ovdo-
vfle syr$kafce Marii Franzlo-
We a jejimu bratroyi, sekreta-
ii komunistickt strany V Usti
n. L. ]. Tryzubsk6mu. II
Franzlove bydhl Y podnaimu
Josef Novak, iin1z nebyl nj
kdo jin5 nez Vinko Herman
Tvanov. Zat6en byl hned ma to
Y Karlovfch Varech tim poll
eli Sc jiz dostalo prime milky.
Herman-Ivanoy doznal, ze Sc
do Gervence zdrzoval V Meme
cku, na6ez piijel do Rybar, kde
sc seznamil s Tryzubskym
jeho sestrou Franzlovou, do
ktere Sc zamiloval au ktert
byd ell. Tam seznamil Sc t6z $
Alfredem Muellerem. jehoz
blizsi nacioIale neni dosud 20
licii znimo PEi jedne n ca
stych scb3zelc hovofili Mueller
5 Hermanem 0 financni tisni
strany komunistick6 a nedo-
statku pen6z We fondu 1Rote
Hilf", 2 kter6hoz jsou podpo-
rovani polititti uprchlici-ko-
munistt Ii sekretariatu q mas
po iticky cinni. 16. cervence
pax Mueller Hermana,
ably MIN jel do Chodov6 a po-
mohl mu oloupiti chodovsk6ho
pokladnika. Kdyz tam pfiieli,
ulehH u jamy Herdi" Il cesty.
Herman mel pokladnikoyi, az
by Sci kolem, vrhnouti prach
do oGi, Mueller Sc chtel posta-
rati q dalSi. Y r0zhOdne chvf-
Ii hyl Herman, kter% 81 pred
tim vyzadal slib, re nebude
u7ito. zbran6, zachvacen srdet
NJ kfeGf. Mueller pfede$el pax
sam FlauchDera, vzkrikl IA
n6ho "Haende hoch" (ruce
gzhdru) a kdyz Sc Flauchner
obratil, stfelil nan. vyrval mu
tasku Sc 24,000 re q uprchl s
Hermanem do poll, kde V n6ja
ke Jane vynal Mueller 2 ta8-
XIV penfze a tasu zahodil. Po
t6 Sc oba rozesli a setkali Sc
-eprve k ranu II Fran2lov6,
lter6 Sc Herman k cinu do
znal, ale hail Sc tim, ze jed
nal Y intencich strany. Mueller
a Herman odieli pax spoiled
na q Tt.v7uhclrfo, do T6ohvrr,o
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VIZ VTD VlD VIT VlT VTV TD TlT TIT UT IhT Vp TT
VYUCOVANi
v Ceske Svob. Skole
J. A. Komensky
v Mt. Pleasant.

Vyucuje sc V prvni tride y
sobotu cd 8 do II hod. do
poledne; ucitelka pi. MA
RTE MIKSfKOVA.
Druha trida v sobotu od
2 hod. do S hod. odpoledne;
vyucuje p. GUST. VIMR.
Treti trida cd 9 do IL h.
V nedeli dopoledne; vyucuje
p. FERD. JIRSA.
Ctvrta trida cd 9 do IL n.
V nedeli dopoIedne; vyucuje
p. B. HOLUB.
Rodice, kteri sve ditky ie-
Ste do Skoly neposlali, necht'
tax ucini do priSti soboty
neb nedele, a to z toho dI-
vodu, by pozdeji vyucovani
nebylo pferusovano.
VYBOR.
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va, kde Sc o penize rozdelili.
Herman pry dostal 1000 Kc,
ably mohl uprchnouti za hra-
nice jel pres Prahu do Sto-
da k Leglerovi, ably mu tento
dopomohl k Gt6ku pres hrani-
ce. Legier oznamil priced
Hermandv do Krumlqva tim
zpdsobem, ze postal polovinu
pohledniho listku, druhou po-
lovinu odevzdal Hermanovi, a
by Sc il mohl legitimovati. V
Krumlov6 prih' asil Sc Herman
u redaktora "Sudbohm. Arbei
ter-Zeitungu" Bierera, kter6.
mu Sc legitimoval polovinou
pohlednice a ktery no pax Sc
znamil s administratorem te-
hoz listu Berth. Reidingrem.
Tyz dovedl Hermana X stare.
stow m6sta Krumlova Arm.
Hirschlovi, kterJ pax dodal do
redakce zmfn6n6ho listu pode-
psany q razitkem opatrenJ
prazdny domovsky list, kter5
pax red. Reidinger vyplnil ma
jmeno Josef Novak ode
vidal Hermanovi. Herman pax
preset stastn6 hranice a dlel
neiaky cas- We Vidni, odkud he
konetne vylakala laska k Fran
zlove do Rybar, kde byl V ne.
deli 4. zaff policii zatGen. Zat-
Geni jsou nyni Legler, Herman
a Franzloya. Pc TryZubskem
q Muellerovi SO patra. Zatteny
Vinko Herman-Ivanov Jest no
Zeny Y Dzakove We Slavonii,
beZ vyZnani, die sveho udani
znrnalista, absolvent gymna.
sia maturitou, Y S. Fl. s. by
jiz pro politicke rejdy odsou-
zen a pax amnestovan.
Veteransky funus Dlouh4
Vsi II SuSice. Pred n6kolika
dny konal Sc pohreb jisteho
nemeck6ho obtana v D!ouhe
Vsi, A KIN od SuSice vzdalene.
Obyvatelstvo, az ma nepatrnou
menSinu, jest tam n6mecke.
obcan ten byl dlouha
leta hasitem a tlenem spolku
yojenskych vyslouzilcn a byl
prynim 2 veteranI, ktery cd
pfevratu zemfel. A svet6 zas-
MI Dlouhoyessti veterani w
rukovali V pine parade; Cerno
zluty prapor dvouhlavym ra
kouskJm orlem. ma kloboucieh
'fedrpuSe" a ternozlute shGry,
medaile ma prsou a velitel S
Gernozhtou ''feldbindou." A
by pax vsechno bylo iak Sc pa
III. phi spouSteni mrtvoly. do
hrobu hrala kapela "Gott er-
h8lte, Gott beSnhuetze' Kolem
ubfrali Sc prav6 tturi-
ste. Jeden 2 nich upozoIna Get
nictvo pa tuto provokaci a ie
2 toho vysetfovani. Predsedni-
atvo uteden6ho veteransk6ho
spolku Sc vymlouvA, re pry ma
1nietodrzitelstvlm schvaleno|
losit prapor stejnokrojl
Pecliva divadelni sprava.
Pred nekolika dny mela 'byti
Droyedena V New theatru y
Londyne premiera, na nlz SO
u dopolcdne shromazdilo
)Ted divadlem tolik obecen-
,tva, re divadelni sprava dala
ia iejf Gtraty podavati tekaji-
,fmu obecenstvu taj.
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deli odpoledne 27. listopadu
v hlavnim sale Cesk6 Mar.
Sine. Dalsf pax ma progra-
mn bude 1cetnf pan AIois
Yak, prav6 Sc nayrativsi ze
stare ylasti, jen vypraveti
bude 0 tamn6jslch pom6-
rech a zazitych dojmech V
krasn6 nasf Ceskoslovensk6
Republice.
Vsichni start now eleno-
We, jakoz ii, jiz by 81 "a Gle
ny piistoupiti pfali,, pfijd'te
hromadn6 a budete jist6 pfi-
y6tive a pfatelsky uvftani.
Ma hojnou 16ast Sc test
Pfedsednictvo.
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OznamenI tlmrti.

hubolSy zarmutel pohrouzen, oznamujem praelm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

"Dnes je mleko pouze pro
koience." - "Tak nam ic del
te, my jsne take koienci, ko-
fine Sc nad6if. BE prece NILE
ko dostaneme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

Nemecka du$e. Norimber-
sky "Volksstimme" venoval
zavrazd6nemu Erbezgerovi
tento nekrolog: "Yenovati jen
slovo politovani mad skonem
tohoto bezcharakterniho do
brodruha, bylo by nejnizSi po-
krytectvi. Kdyby by,y zt6les-
neny vsechny kletby, kter6 k
viii nemu stoupaly k nebi. zad
ny paprsek slmce nepronikl
by jich hustotou po leta ma ze-
mi krvi nasaklou. Kdyby Sc
molly zachytiti Shy, ktere me
ly jeho vinou jest6 Y Evrop6
byti prolity, druha potopa sv6
Ia utopia by cloveka zyire.
Jeho pohar byl prepln6n a je
jen div, ze teprye dneS nasla
koule cestu k jeho ziyotu. Ale
ne. ze by tim odpykal "a svo-
je dilo. Jako mGze iediny
muz jake pochoden osvetloyati
cestu k vek6m, tax mdze j je-
dinec sraziti narody Y bidu. A
to utinil ErZberger. Proto
mohl kazdy jedinec vykonati
mad MIN rozsudek. Jmenem
naroda yleci he na remeni k
popravisti. tam mu vypaliti
zhavym 2elezem znameni han
by a poyesiti ma neivys5i sibe-
nici, to byla smrt. kterou 81
zaslouzil ErZberger." TAX w
.pada nemecka du5e.
Ptaci a laska. Byl by velmi
liza omylu ka2dy, kdo by Sc do
mnival, re ptaci jsou Y lasce
pf1lis t9kavi a k tomu jeSte ne
verni. Anglicky prirodopisec
Oliver Pike napsal o ptacich,
re jsou ptaci neien We SVEN
manzelstvi velmi Tadni, ale i
yerni a re dok6nce ptaci ste
hovavi 81 k nam pfivadeii uz
sve manzelky. Pozoruhodna je
u ptactva jeho doba lasky. Sa-
meGkove. jimz pfisluSi 81 do
byvati svych druzek. chovaji
Sc k MIN velmitdvorne. koii Sc
Jim prinaSeji jim lahudky v
podobe hmyzu, jez vSak sa-
mi6ky n6kdy prijmou doeela
prosaicky. pochutnaii 81, ale ma
proiev laskv sameGkG nereagu-
il. Doba lasky ma Il ptactva !
vliy ma jeiich zpev a barvu pc
II. Slavfci ma priklad dovedou.
kdyz Jim jde 0 dobytf milova-
ne druzkv. zpfvati TAX krasne.
ze tax uz nezazpiyajl "a celou
svou sezonu. Lednackove Sc "a
Sc v dob9 lasky vzacne p6kn6
zbarvi. Ale nenf ami treba w
hledAvati ptakd vzacn6isiho
druhu, nybrz staGi ma priklad
po2orovati parek domacich no
lubu, kdyz si holub dobSva
'hsku hoiubice. Obchaz1 il trre
live dlouhou dobu, kori a klanl
se ii. Dotesen arci, kdyz mu le-
he druzka pozornost oplacf. Pa
met ptactva vsak neispise w
Sp4la prflis nenf. nebot' pr$
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

Podvodnice.

Nam to S vami kfiz, a ted
konec hadkam. Napov6da do
boudy a herci ma scenu. Jed
ma, dve, tri! - V sini j. A.
Komensky, 16. ffjna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

OZNAMOVANr WE "cVE.TI u
pPrNAs1 VIspfcH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
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