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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
 OF NEVADA COUNTY ARK

In the matter of petition of W C. Cleary. Mrs. Jennie Staggs. Mrs. Mollie Staggs, Mrs Dosha Buford, and Henry Staggs a minor who appears by Ezekiel StagRs as next friend to confirm and quiet title to land.
 NOTICE
 Notice is hereby given that there has been flied in my office. clerk of the Nevada county Ghancery Court. a petition for the confirmation of the title to NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION FOURTEEN. TOWNSHIP FOURTEEN. SOUTH RANGE TWENTYTWO. WEST. Nevada county Ar kansas. and the quietinR of the title to the same in W. (. Gleary. Jennie Staggs Molte Stages, Dosha Buford and Henry Staggs, petitioners therein
 All persons claiming said lands. or any interest therein. are hereby warned to ap- pear in the Nevada county Chancery Court ou the first day of its next December Term. 1921, and within six weeks from date of first publication of this notice. and show cause why zaid title to said lands should mol he confirmed n said W. (. Cleary and ot hers.
 Witness my hand as clerk of the Nevada county Chaneery Court and the seal thereof on this 2lzt day of October. 1921. Wade Kitchens Magnolia. Ark,
 Attorney for Petitioners.
 tSEAI1 A & McGough.
 l02i-w6 Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
l02 f

is greatly relieved by constitutional treat ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an unframed con- dtton of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chian Tube. When this tube is infiamed you have rumblng sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result Unless the in- flammaton can be reduced. your hearing may be destroyed forever. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn. thus reducing the inflammation and assisting Nature in restoring normal con- ditIons
 Circulars free All Druggists.
 F J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. Ohio.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
TIES
 ARkADERPHIA
Big Crowd Accompanies High School Team Last Fri day and See Good
 Game.

Many citizens and true supporters of the Arkadelphia High School saw the=restle>s# football game yesterday afternoon on the \, |, Williams field. between tbe locals and the aGraham" fool bal team of Prescott The gogsle- eyed e.ty Uas well represented hy T troop of supporters about 5oo in mum her. | was estimated that 25o0 peo- pie saw=the game played =to To : lie.
 Both touehdowns were made OH tlukc plays. The local boys made their touchdown in the first quarter. when SelPh made q long punt nearly to Prese0tt's goal. \ Prescott man touch ed the ball. and it then rolled across the goal line. Thomasson. of Arka- delphia fell OH il for touchdown and Sap kicked goal.
 During the last two minutes of the game Prescott made their touchdown. long forward pass WAS spoiled by Arkadelphia. hut Jones of Prescott caught the ball just before it hit the ground. and made a 4o yard dash for eoal.-Sage= kicked goal.
 Tine mighty Graham was the better half ot=tbe visitors. The Prescott team as whole played I good game and were well satisfied with the re suits
 The gamo Was good clean one. II was one that=th people enjoy see ing. That's tho reputation of the Al kadelPhia fee ball teams and Ne are proud of tHe fact that =it=b has and VII not he otherwise.
 For the locals. Thoma@son and Selph were the stars Meador played good game at guard and many times broke through the line and caused the Mighty Graham to lose
 Blaylock played very good game; Baker at right end tackled very well, but was poor on the interference when playing offensive. Lee played q good game all of the way through. altho he was very greatly handicapped after the first quarter by an awful blow on the hip joint Wilson was good ex- cepting his high tackles. Hardin. the center, and the man that entertained three or four at time in the Little Rock game. said that Graham was d big man and as strong as he looked About three would hit Hardin when Graham came through and all being as big as Red, he could not cheCk him 6n the line of scrimmage. however. when the two big men met. Gratain always stopped
 Winburn, the 14-year-old wonder, had hard luck. IL seemed that the referee picked him. He was anxious to get in the play and was penalized several times.
 Dave, the midget half back played good game and made several good gains through the openings in the line
 Referee: Rine Umpire: Boone, Timekeepers Clark and Wood. Time 15 minutes full-Arkadelphi News.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10

The idea that by restricting immigra- ton you will prevent the influx of radical thought k altogether untenable You can not confine an idea behind prison bars You can not exclude it by the most drastic legislation--ideas can neither be shut in nor out. There k only one way of contending with an idea. and that is the old and safe American rule of free and untrammel- ed discussion. Every attempt to use any other method has always proved disastrous.-Th Searchlight.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
STRIKE CALLED OFF BECAUSE
 STRIKERS HAD NO CASE


 the grand chiefs called off the strike These men did eXacted what they said thye could dc. The commercial Appeal insisted that having the authority to name the date of the strike they had the authority to postpone action in- definitely
 one of the members admitted that the proposed strike ran counter To pub lie opinion.
 The issue was squarcly drawn be tween the grand officers and decree of the labor board
 The labor board after hearing ordered reduction in wages of l. per cent
 Both sides had their day in court The strike vote was taken before there was any talk of second demand be ing made hy the railroads
 The strikers did not have Il case before the public. that is all there k to it.
 Mir Sheppard. one of the grand of ficers is quoted as follows: It was evident that the entire Washington ad- nnistrati"n was opposed 10 us and we have had little chance of gaining our objcctiyes. II soon became evident however, that the roads were succeed ing in their misleading propaganda to the effect that we really would he striking against the government
 AIr Sheppard is wrong about ms= leading propaganda.
 The public was entirely familiar with the facts and the more the public studied the facts the weaker appeared thc cause of the strikers Their cause was not just
 For the sake of the veteran employees of thc railways we are glad the strike is declared off II is all very fine Tor the chiefs of the orders and the high muckamISES to order strike but il k q serious business for the rcal toilcrS The strike would have broken up homes in Memphis and other cities. II would have caused many an employe to lose his property as we'll as his job. It would have resulted in many cases of wasting the svaings of a lifetime Men who because of good service and length of time in the employ of rail- roads have positions of seniority which insure them steady employment and generally a pension when they reach q certain age. These things would be lost to them in event of strike and defeat
 A majority of the veterans did not want a strike. A ma jority of all the men did not want d strike. A ma iority of the men are glad that the danger is averted The Comemrcial Apeal felt this all the time and was rather vigorous in it's statement of the sSue as we saw if. The paper was cursed out by the hot heads and the reckless, but after q while they will probably see that they were wrong. But this makes no difference We be lieve we acted for the best interests of the employees in the position we took and for the best interests of the public generally
 IF is unfortunate that the strike dis pute got as far along as as il did. Hereafter, employees. themselves should he more careful as to how they vote. Some of the men voted for Il strike and did not want strike. Some were told that m affirmative strike vote might be a good thing in helping the general officers in further negotia- tionS.
 Bluffing is very risky business. There have been more losses from called bluffs in this world than gained by bluffs going through-Commercia Appeal.
 The very best work shoes for men
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10

The very best work shoes for men to he had anywhere. See them at Daniels Shoe Shop. If
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
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will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneu- monia.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10

Blunng is very risky business. There have been more losses from called bluffs in this world than gained by bluffs going through Commercial Appeal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-12
"REMINISCENCES OF EARLY WAUwATosA
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
by EMMA cLAPP WAIVER


led in emgrant who
oon mann %aP cRse S m nn an honest With
G ana so b SaRg PeSns 0 en as hy swm the
opposite oe They always landed Sp se rods below opposite
The
upon bier no esrse in
the han Of ei baldns which hn s5ood e Where
ETY. formed which
surrounded by narrow fringe with large each
has hung the
l mothers Association Both mothers
ehdree uEarerip nnued for YEARS The oter
ETY. Prominent mothers rom the three then here were active
the tn n5 s of b p e1 % s which q discussed b b
lg Oh pae5e @ o na We ne G1
destroyng their do And how far ought indulge them in
ad to m cSae which wond p their children as tey bd been
One year the governor Of the territory appointed Day in
poe On! Inc people a eann91 oOseIHe IN o
pei" occasions being
johnny palm
The arst gostoaiee Mr.
tells the excitement when the mail
fairly ansety they
Ds s's ''4sD0A
dneu get the money pay for letter from EASTERN friends yng in
unless he a fs beedn on uh pr caemn f a a
D ara p old @ n s ne Gn p ae1 and
tosa avenue was resident
Dr. Fike long
euaon Of being very healthy locality 1t was
aed h no death occurred unless from old age or accident
the town f cattle and docs Who stra2 a rom % mas ty
This was surrounded by sh high board and
was located south Of West avenue about where Wisconsin street
through it. and into the deep an and tangled wildwood
changed by dumping the hills into the valleys
had FIVE cents was paid for hEng animal released after
of
we'll the forefathes
district held 1882 in what was then called the
Wales house situated nearly opposite the county buildings
The clapp
baptist aesTs wenzei
Miss Sarah Underwood The Wenzes now
bury Frnk scbneg Mr. Loyand Mr. Geo sear and
lnse snng By
enjoy their midday lunch We have always felt
abused but then beautiful Mnomonee and carried NO on Fn
young men for col
ese Ma ao for ql RaPe with much Of interest could be written
sensation A Mr. speer purchased
His wf not PROVING an angel @ 3 h 81 @ @ G s s e o%
4 fd ~ WAS occupied as private residence for time Rev
re WAS h nfaga place to locate his Female Seminary He theeqpOn
for bows at this time a w m W. e T h need Of an advanced school
desires opened department for boys IN the h5
@ n mcn $1,000 on corner The boys and girls
SCHOOL we anmat T T srfn brothers and sisters This
Although the Village of wan had
no Official existence save the
the Board OF in
ence OF legal body the people made public
Perhaps there
reds
oy Mr. Grldley standing
t ult
NJ
storage the
aSNoo BOOKS patent medicine hardware
n
Mr. Riddle commissioned public This
railroad
also place for political gatherings
uElhg place Tor lovers in
the village - 0' ~ WIS
Here Circulating Library This library was
formed by large number in the
the HARDWOOD Public
library generation and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
SCEWAB DOMAGA SIZE RE.
DUKCJI OPLAT PRZEWO-
ZOWYCH MA KOLEIACH.

Charles NJ. Schwab, wiaSCiciel
fabryki ,,Bcthlchcm Steel Corpo-
ration, przcmawiajac wczoraj ma
konferencji wfaScicieli kopaln W
hotelu congress" oSwiadczyf, &c
jedyna radq W celu zapobiezenia
kryzysowi przemysfowemd jest
zredukowanic opiat przewozo-
wych ma kolejach amerykanskich
w dalszych wywodach swoich,
W kwcstji kolejowego strajku
zaznaczyi, zc grozna obecnie sy-
tuacja kolejowa, wziefaby zupel-
ME inny obrot, gdyby mic kolejo-
wv Wydziai Piracy Stanow Zje--
dnoczonych, kt6ry mic jest kom-
petentny do zalatwiania podob-
nych Spraw, przeto winicn byt
natychmiaSt rozwiazany. jak ME
mniej winno bye milestone prawo
Adamsona a w sprawic transpor-
tacyjnem, winny bye zaprowa--
dana -,dyL-,l,a zn1i,nv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
PODZIAL SLASKA POWODEM
NOWEGO KRYZYSU
w NIEMCZECH.

Berlin, y. pazdz. - Niemiec-
ka partja ludowa oraz centrum
spowodowaiy nowy kryzys W ga
binecie niemieckim przez swe
wystapienie W sprawie decyzji
Ligi Narod6w W zwiazku z po--
dzia4em G6rnego Slaska. Obie
partje wypowiedzia}y sic wick
szo5cia dY6ch trzecich gios6w
przeciwko decyzji Ligi Naro-
dow CO do podziaiu G6rnego
Slaska.
Niemiecka partja ludowa, zwa-
na r6wniez partja Stinnes'a,
twierdzi, IL decyzja Rady Ligi
Narod6w jest przeciwna klauzu-
Ii o samostanowieniu O., ma Ia
sadzie kt6rej zostaf przeprowa--
dzony plebiscyt g6rnoSlaski; de-
cyzja Ligi jest pogwa}ceniem
traktatu wersalskiego. Niemiec-
ka partia Iudowa oznaiuifa, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
WYCOFANIE WOJSK AME--
RYKANSKICH Z EUROPY.
Washington, % pazdziernika

Washington, % pazdziernlka.
-- Wczoraj oficjahie ogloszono
W Bialym Domu, &c okupacyjna
2rmja Stan0w Zjcdnoczonych,
znajdujqca SIG W Niemczech, po-
wroci do Ameryki natychmlast
p.o- dokonaniu wymiany doltuancn
tow ratyfikacyjnych miedzy Sta
rami Xjednoczonemi i Nlemca--
mi. Powr6t wojsk rozpocznle SIG
W ciqgu dw6ch tygodni czasu. o.
bccna liczebnoSc armji Stanow
Zicdnoczonych W Niemczech mad
Rcnem wynosi 5000 zofnierza.
Mozliwem jest rowniez, re ma
tereny okupacyjne do Niemiec
beda wyslanc Swieze wojska' W
kazdym badz razie liczebnosc lch
bedzie bardzo ograniczona.
w sferach urzedowych oznal-
niono jcdnoczeSnie oficjalnie, &c
zaraz po wymianie Niemcaml
dokumentow ratyfikacyjnych, pre-
zydent Harding WystosuJe odpo-
wicdnia proklamacje, ktora osta-
tccznie uczyni zadoSG wszclkim
formom nawiqzania przyjaznych
stcsunkow z Niemcami. Wymia-
ny dokumentow ratyfikacyJ1ych
Spodziewaja sic tu w ciagu die
sieciu dni. Dokad Waszyngtor
ME otrzy1na Z Berlina odpowied-
niego dokrmentu, oznajmujacego
O ratyiikacji traktatu pokjowego
PREF. Harding ME przedsiewe--
zmie zadnych krokow W celu ma
wiazania stosunkow dyplolna--
tycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
lzone radykalne zmiany
IONA BANDYTY PODRZYNA
SOBIE GARDLO.

PAM Madeline Shope, wdowa
po Karolu Shope. alias Reiser,
krola rozbijaczy kas ogniotrwa-.
lych, ktory w ubieg}y wtorek O.
debrai sobie zycie, lub tez zostal
zamordowany W szpitalu Braci
usilowaia wczoraj
popelnic samob6jstwo przez po-
derzniecie sobie gardla i glow
nych arterji W rekach. Kobieta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
PRZYGOTOWANIA WA
SZYNGTONU MA WYPADEK
STRAJKU.
tycZnyCh

Washington, % pazdziernika.
- Wobec okolicznoSci, re kon-
ferencja chicagoska przywodcow
organizacyj kolejowych Z czfon-
kami Kolejowego Wydzia}u Pra-
cy ME doprowadaila do zadnego
rezultatu, kwestja zapobiezenia
ewentualnemu strajkowi kolejo--
wemu W kraju ponownie wesz}a
do porzqdku obrad W 'Bia}ym Do
nu i prezydent Harding przedsie
wzial W tel sprawie odpowiednie
kroki Plan dziaian Waszyngtonu
W sprawie strajkowej streszcza
SIG do nastepujacego:
a. Ponownie wczwac przywod-
COW robotnikow kolejowych i kie
rownikow kompanij kolejowych
pred Kolejowy Wydzial Piracy
" celu wyjasnienia, dla czego O.
bic strony zignorowaiy ostatnio
ten Wydzia. ......
b. przekazanie Miedzystanowej
Komisji Handlowej sprawy
zmniejszenia op}at kolejowych,
za$ uporzadkowanie sprawy straj
kowej, jako jedynej przeszkody
do powrotu komunikacji kolejo-
wei do warunkow normalnych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
FRANCJA PROJEKTUJE So
JUSZ Z ANGLIA | AMERYKA.

Paryz, %. pazdz. - Parliament
francuski polecif wczoraJ pre-
mierowi Briandowi, by uda& sic
ma konferencje do Waszyngtonu
W celu przygotowania gruntu do
zawarcia sojuszu odpornego po-
miedzy Francpa, Anglia Ame-
ryka, gdyz sojusz taxi Franjca
uwaza "a zasadniczy warunek
do rozbrojenia sic Europy- Fran
cia ME zgodzi sic ma rozbroJenle
dop6ty, dop6ki ME otrzyma gwa-
rancyj bezpieczenstwa.
Premier BRAND W przemowie-
niu SVEN W Izbie poselskiej Ia
znaczyi, IL ME pojedzie on do
Waszyngtonu bez poparcia zna-
cznej wiekszoSci. Oznajmienie
to zosta}o przyjete przeciagfeml
oklaskami, co pozwala wniosko-
wac, il otrzyma ON poparcie VIE
kszoSci podczas glosowania Vo-
tum zaufania rzadowi. Gosowa-
ME to ma odbyc sic W srode W
przysz}ym tygodniu.
Francja jest przygotowana
podtrzymac Stany Zjednoczone
" ich interesach ma Pacyfiku O.
raz w sprawach Dalekiego
Wschodu, jezeli Ameryka od-
wzajemni sic Francji i da jej W
zamian "a to gwarancje bezpie-
czenstwa mad Renem. Premier
BRAND jest upowazniony do Ia
pewnienia Ameryki, il otrzyma
ona poparcie cd caiego narodu
francuskiego w swych spra-
wach ma konferencji washington
skiej, jezeli Ameryka udzieli
Francji gwarancyj przeciwko
niebezpieczenstwu, grozacemu
Francii ze strony Niemiec, kt6-
re bez watpienia daza do odwe-
III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
NOVA NADZIEJA ZAZE-
GNANIA STRAJKU KOLE-
IOWEGO.

Rad Stanow .Zjednoczonych
dokiada wszelkich staran W celu
zazegnania mogacego nadejSc
kryzysu kolejowego, przez wysta
picnic ma strajk wszystkich robo-
tnikow kolejowych W caHm kra-
ju. Ia poSrednictwem kolejowe--
so Wydziaiu Piracy Stanow Zjc-
dnoczonych, rad zwolai ma 26go
bm., II. ma przySz}a Srode, wspol-
nq konferencje representatives
kompanij kolejowych przywod
cow kolejarzy. Ma tejze konfe-
rencji, Kolejowy Wydziaf Piracy,
domagac sic bedzie, by przywod-
cy robotnikow kolejowych porzu-
cili zamiar wywolania strajku
kolejowego, a kornpahje kolejo--
we zaniechaIy checi, co do dal--
szej redukcji piac kolejarzy.
Przez taxa akcje rzadu, zapo-.
wiedziany ma 30go BIN. general
ny strajk kolejowy, jezeli ME be-
die zupeinie zazegnany, to pr1y
najmniej odroczony ma pewlen
czas, o lie naturalnie, przywodcy
kolejarzy ME zignoruja znowu
szczerych checi Kolejowego Wy
dziaiu Piracy. TAX zarzady kolejo-
we, jak i przywodcy uni koleja-
rzy przyjeli wczoraj zaproszenie
Wydzia}u ma wspolna konferen-
Gle, ktora, jak juz wspomniano,
odbedzie sic 26go bm. W Chicago.
w. G. Lee, prezes uni The Bro
therhood of Railway Traimen":
oswiadczy} wczoraj, re jezeli Ko-
lejowy Wydziai Piracy ME przy-
chyli sic do zadah kolejowcow,
unje ME zmienia swego postano-
wienia zapowiedziany strajk,
ma wspomniana date, zostanie
wywolany. Powiedziai on, IL "a
dna wtadza ME moze Emusic ro-
botnikow kolejowych do pozosta-
MIA przy piracy, przytaczajac
fakt, re przyslugujace robotnl'
kom prawo strajku, zostalo pod
trzymane decyzja Najwyzszego
Sadu Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Prezydent Harding odmowi}
wczoraj powolania do zycia praw
wojennych ma czas strajku kole-
jowego, lecz oznajmii, il beda
cZynlone WSZelkle Staranla, Oy|
do strajku ME dopuscic i spor
caiy zaiatwic ugodowo, do cze-
60 Wilma sic przyczynic take o.
PIMA publiczna. Robotnicy kole-
jowi, omawiajac wczoraj 'pra--
we strajku kolejowego, ia !inji|
The International and Great
Northern Railroad, ktory ma
bye wywoiany dis W poludnie
oswiadczyli, IL bedzie to dobra
pr6ba, czy Rad bedzie mice VIA
DE zaszachowania tegoz strajku:
czy ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, sobota, u. paidMernika: {:
Sw. Brunona B. NJ.
Jutro, niedIela, -. pazd1icrnika: {:
s. Jana Kapistrana.
DwudzieSta trDecia Niedziela po
Zielonych Swiatkach.
Ewangelja: 20 Czdrowieniu Cor.
XII Jaira".
Pojutrze, poniedzialck, "A. .paz--
dziernika: Sw.Rafafa ArchanioIa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
Z Biura MeteOrologiicznego.


Wsch6d slorica godzinie 7:11.
Zach6d sionca o godZinic 5:5S.
-
Pegoda W Chicago Okolicy: w
sobote prawdopodoouie W niedzie.
le pogoda. Cokolwiek zimniej W So
bote pO poludniu / W nocy. Swieiy
zachodni p6lnocmo-zachodni wiatr
w sobote, prDechod1qry W p6Inocno-
zachodni W niedziele.
~
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wylsza wczoraj godzinie 6tej VIE
czorem 81 stopni, najniisza wczo-
raj godZinie 7meb rano A stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-22
BANKNOTY AN
GIELSKIE I AMERYKAN-
SKIE w NIEMCZECH.

Berlin, %. pazdz. - Speku-.
lanci niemieccy przygotowuja sic
do obfitego zniwa Z powodu spad
ku mark niemieckiej, wywolane-
go niepomySlnym dla Niemcow
podzialem Gornego Slaska.
Okregi wiejskie sa poprostu
zalane fa1szywemi banknotami "a
merykanskiemi i angielskiemi. .
Jeden z dyrektorow bankow ME
mieckich twierdzi. il po wsiach
rozjezdzaja agenci faiszywemi
banknotami amerykanskiemi
angielskiemi i puszczaja je W o.
bieg.
FinansiSci niemieccy ME zapa-
truja sic zbyt czarno ma sytu-
acje finansowa Niemiec i twier-
dza, re przepowiednie bankru-
ctwie Niemiec So absurdem, -
natomiast martwia sic co bedzic
cd dis "a rok. Dobrze zorganizo-
wana Niemiecka Liga Przemysio
wa odgrywa wielka role W obec-
nym chaosie ekonomicznym.
Jeden z przemyslowcow ME
mieckich wyrazii sic, re polityka
Niemiec powinna bye dewiza "a
lanie towarami niemiecHemi
wszystkich rynkow zagranicz--
nych i Emusic W ten sposob allan
tow do zrewidowania warunkow
odszkodowania.
Dyrektor Banku Panstwa, dr..
Won Glasenapp twierdzi, re przy-
czyna obecnego spadku mark
niemieckiej jest po{ow "a waluta
zagraniczna, szczegolnie I'd
dolarem, waluta bowiem zagra.
niczna potrzebna jest Nienlcom
ma raty reparacyjne.
Kanclerz Wirth rownie1 ME
widzi' mic groznego W ekoncmicz-
rel sytuacji Niemiec spadek
mark niemieckiej przypisuje spe
kulacji gieidowej, opartej ma via
domosci decyzji Rady Lisi W
sprawie podzialu Gornego Sla--
ska.
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Observation-Disclosures
Anglia i Amerykq.
Podzial Slaska Powodem Nowego
Kryzysu W Niemczech.
SzczegoEy Nowej Granicy Pol
sko -Niemieckiej.
ROkOwaniOm Anglo -Irlandzkim CrOzi zerwanie.
Lloyd George Przybedzie Do Wa
szyngtonu l1-go Listopada.
,-,r,, ,-r,,rnDu, .1uyDrrTvITn UnMTnT7lnI
LENIN STWIERDzA BANKRUCTWO KOMUNIzMU.
Udaremuienie Nowego Zamachu Komunistow
Ma Ambasade Ameryka1ska.
OdsEOniecie POmniba Nacz. Pa1stwa " Nieszawie.
1NNE TELEGRAMY "a AGRANICZNE

nie wejdzie ona do zadnego rza-
du, kt6ryby zaakceptowa} po-
dziaf Gornego Slaska.
Centrum stanowi jedna 2
trzech partyj, ktore wchodza W
skfad obecnego gabinetu koali-
cyjnego.
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KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Pdskiego
Konsulatu Generalneso, kurs marek
polshich jest dzis 354O nlarek "a
ST., czyii d cent6w "a 1000 marek.
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" KWESTJI UZDROWIENIA
PRZEMYSLU WEGLO-
WEGO.

Henry NI. Payne, czfonck ko-
mitetu handlu zagranicznego,
przemawiajac wczoraj ma krajo--
wynn kongresic wlaScicieli ko-
pain, jaki odbywa sic obecnie w
hotcIu Congress, oSwiadczyl, re
jezeli Stany Zjednoczone chca
przewyzszyc wszelki eksport
wegla w Swiecie. Wilma bye
wprowadzona jak najszybciej W
zycic rcdukcja opfat przewozo--
wych ma kolejach amcrykaii-
skich, dalej znizka plac robotni-
kow kopalnianych, jak rowniez
Wilma bye zaprowadzona scis}a
kooperacja Z dostawcami zagra-
nicznymi. Pan Payne dowodzif:
re przy dobrej gospodarce ko-
pain, Ameryka Wilma eksporto-
wac przynajmniej poi miljarda
tonn wegla rocznie, czyli tyle, lie
sama zuzywa. ,,Dobrobyt kraju"
- powiada Payne - ,,zalezy tyl-
ko cd zdrowego handlu eksporto-
wego z zagranica. Zagraniczny
przemysi weglowy, jest juz cd
kilkunastu lat zaniedbywany
przeto winien sic podniesc zna--
cznie przemys{ weglowy W A
meryce, tenn bardziej, IL wegiel
amerykahski jest o wiele lepszy
cd ktoregokolwiek wegla, wydo-
bywanego ma kontynencie europej
skim. Pomimo wszystkiego" -
dowodzii mowca - .azeby Anne
ryka mogta stanac do konkuren--
eli z Niemcami i Anglia, nrlrsi