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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
LOOK LOOK, LnuN

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vostigate. Are you looking o. the future
Get hold Of some production now and nave
a good income when oil guos ur t"f im'
mediate acceptance. | am offering aH AA,
divided one sixteenth interest ln we'll ana
l20-acrc lease for $3.50. This l''s' Is i2'
Gated In Nowata county. oue-nurth mile
from producing wcel; old gas v.. 'tiseh
this lease II you want quick action. h'is'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
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world.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
Diamond
SquibS

"Swat the fly" Is the motto Of other
players besides Babe Ruth.
Des MOlnes has new second base
man answering TO the name Of Yuma.
o. Barrett, the young shortstop for the
Athletics. looks like good ball
player.
Manager Jawn Evers sometimes
leaves the field daring playing "ours
by request.
Report has II thai the New Orleans
club will ship Pitcher Abe Linco'a
Bailey back TO the Bruoklyn Dodgers
Reports circulated that the Fl0ridn
State League might close Its season
earler thar scheduled time are de-
MED.
Babe Ruth would he the greatest
single attraction IN baseball II he
wasn't the greatest f0ur-base attruc-
ton.
Earl Sheely ls starting 10 crown the
hall. and Is rising 80 rapidly that he
soon will be numbered among tie
elect.
Scott Perry Jumps again. Thus far
this season he has played with the
Athletics and two other semi'pro
teams.
Pitchers who admit that the ball Is
yvely have prObr bly, been In there
When Babe Ruth was exercising his
wrists.
Umplrlng - becoming simpler.
When a ball In hi, all the imp has Ia
do Is 20 walt until TIE runner circles
the bases
Oscar StnnRge, veteran catche:.
now with the Los Angeles team. hns
been la.S up with a bursted blood YES
sci IN les
Manager Kid ;ss-rfeld OF Little
Rock ls elated over the s:~rk OF Giles
Mettser. the young seml-prO >Htcher
picked up In Memphis.
In order 20 make room for Pitcher
Abe Bailey. sent nom Brooklyn, the
New Orleans club sold Inhelder Henry
DemOe to the Little Rock club.
Artie Butler declared he could moi
stand for the brand Of WEATHER hand
ed OIt In Kansas City. 80 he QrIf the
Blues and went back 10 his Nome In
Mare rhuaetta
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

swervinG and sympathetic devotion.
when. In his earlier days, he needed
u most"
AZ 10 Disraeii was seat 20 q Uni-
tartan school at Walthanastow. He
soon, however, Left there and went Go
school no more. with his fathers
guidance and vhe help of his nne ~
brary, Benjamin started out Go educate
bimself
In 1887 Disrneli won the eIectios 60
parliament. being returned from Maid
stone. Many years later he became
prime minister. but for n brief period
only, resiEning IN lso5 In favor OF Mr.
Gladstone.
His greatest Eift was not the roman
tie Imagination which he ponsessed so
abundantly. hut the pereeptive, inter-
pretative, judicial or divininE imaEinn-
tion, "with0ut which there can be NO
man OF great affairs" His novels com
tain many character portraits Of the
men and women OF his time. "vivian
Grey" IL said 60 be n pen picture Of the
author.
Disrneli died nj his home In CurEOn
street on the 10th Of April, 1881.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

horn, but abe has a wise head--bet.
ter than I have. At that. She's right
about this thing. that's evident"
The next morning Cyril arrived at
his Office rather late, and found the
Weekly Times spread out on his desk.
BY accident the tousle-halred ONCE
boy had placed II right-slde up, and a
three-column headline staring up at
him arrested his attention before he
thick and fast" Then the phone rang
The headline was:
MATTE SHELDON AND Cyril.
HOLMES BOTH DROP OUT OF PO-
LITlCAL RACE.
Talk about surprises |" Cyril ex-
claimed. They certainly are coming
thick and fast" Then the phone rang
This is Matte" said the voice on
he wire. "How does II happen you
withdraw from the race for nominal
tlOng"
II did II because you convinced me
In your argument yesterday" he an
swered. After listening 10 your flood
Of oratory | rendered verdict In your
favor and Immediately acted upon II.
But how come you're out OF III"
You convinced me. too" she told
him. Now. What are we going to do
about II? We cant very well re-enter
The race; that is. you can't, and
cant, either"
The Office door opened noislly and.
with the receiver 10 his ear, Cyril
turned to see the tuusle- haired Office
boy.
"Mr. Jackson to zee you. sir" said
the hoy. ION Important business"
Cyril felt a thrill OF exultatiOn. Mr..
jackson had just been made defendant
In an important lawsuit. Cyril had
never dared to hope that he would be
retained ~ an attorney In the case.
well" said Matte at the other
end Of the wire.
well" Cyril said In the mouth.
piece OF the phone. there's Just one
thing for us to do. l guess. I've jus,
got word that makes me think things
e'N NV'ahb uis "uss anu DtiltNt
private law practice would be best
after nll-if one II ambitious enough.
But two heads are better than one
80 let's form a law partnership. With
your help ought to get away with
some big things"
"What'll we call the firmP" she in.
quired.
sheldon & Holiness he returned.
No. there's better one. What do
you say to Holmes & Holmes?"
He listened eagerly. She seemed q
long time answering.
That suits me-" she finally said,
and Cyril sighed deeply and grateful
ly as he set down the phone and
turned to the Office boy.
SHOW MFR. Jackson In" he directed.
and got very busy with some useless
papers on his desk.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

Splthall pItchcrs--dying race In
major League baseball---are having
trouble with the new lively ball as
well rs the dry-bnll hurlers.
Only the fast-ball splttcrs are prov
ng effective.
or the fifteen major league pitchers
eligible to molsten the hall but three
In the American league and four In
the National have wen more than half
their starts.
OF these Urban Fnher OF the White
Sox. Stanley Coveleskie OF the Indians
and Burleigh Grimes OF the Dodgers
are the real wet-ball aces. writes Dean
Snyder 10 the Chicago Post. They all
use the speed splitter.
Faber is Ace. {.
So far this year Faber outranks the
great Coveleskie. recognized before as
the king Of spitters.
what makes Faber's victory record
nll the more brilliant In the fact that
lie Is backed up by a team-now a
mere shell Of the defense put up by
the old Sox machine.
Convey should hit his stride soon
and give the SOx star race for throne
honors by tile end Of the season.
In the National league Burlelgh
Grimes Is the lending moist hall pitch
err. Phil Douglass Of the Giants has n
better record. but has not worked as
many times.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
LIMIT TO FURS' MASQUERADE
Dealers Are Prohibited by Law From
Giving Certain Names to OBJ
Vious limitations.

AesOps well-knOwn fable OF fhe
ms In the lions skin was not directed
at the fur trade. but undoubtedly
some people have thought Of a pos
Sible application. The value Of euphe-
misms has been recognized by fur
dealers as by most other tradesmen,
nut. Miss Agnes Lait, the most recent
'opular authority on furs, asserts that
euphemisms In the fur trade have de.
clded limitations. Donkey masquer-
aiding as lion would be Indignantly re-
ected by any dealer In good standing
The fur trade has organized strongly
TO protect the public and has laid
Town the law on whai is fair In furs.
America Is now the world market
or furs, but the code OF the London
hamber Of commerce, along with the
Canadian conservation report, is cited
rs authority for the nomenclature.
lccordlng TO these rules. Brer Rab-
III, that ubiquitous little beast. is en-.
oined from incorporating as beaver.
able, ermine, chlnchilla, fox or seal
rhe gOat may not appear In public
disguised as bear or leopard. Kid
must not call himself lamb, nor may
possum play beaver. II is taken for
granted that beaver will not wish 70
Hay possum. On the other hand. goat
may aspire TO be bear-goat or possum
lay heco'ne beaver-pOssum. Kids
may be knrakul kids II they so desire
The white bunny may become mock
rmine, " II covets the distinction
md mock fox Is a pardonable vanity
white hare.
All this suggests an increased con
ldence that In the passing show upon
he boulevard things are as they seem,
Il least below the neck. II complex
rms are not always what they seem
haf Is the fair puhlic's own business
Neither this nor the matter OF mock
'londs and blond brunettes seems one
hat tan be regulated by law.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

How long this race OF pitchers will
last Is questionable. One by one they
will drop by the wayslde.
Wears Arm.
The moist ball trick Is wearing on
The arm
Covelskle. the great-hearted Shame
kin miner, however, doesn't think wet.
ting the hall hurts his pitching super.
Perhaps Convey In too rugged to note
the strain vet.
Before this year the spltters could
get by without whipping the speed
into every ball. They'll burn up faster
now at the pace they have TO travel
In order to gain effectiveness.
Besides Fabcr and Covelesltie other
American lenguers on the accredited
list Of Ban Johnson to fling the spit.
ter are: Urban Shocker. 81. Louis !,
Jock Quinn. New York; Dutch Leon
nrd Detroit; Allan Russell. Boston
and Ray Caldwell or Al. Sothorob
Cleveland.
Caldwell has practically dropped
the wet-hall delivery altogether under
iris Speakers Amusement and IL d.
Ing better without II.
Allan Sothoron. formerly OF ST
Louis and. now with Cleveland, takes
Caldwell's place ms an eligible splitter
for the Indians. But he's slipping anc
unless Speaker can revive him won't
he In the big show long.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
SCHALK'S BURDEN

Catcher Ray Schalk Is work
Ing himself thin handling Kid
Gleason's kid pitchers.
A great deal OF the burden OF
developing the young Sox
mOundsmen has fallen to the
lot Of the dimlnntlye Schalk.
There Isn't catcher in the
game today who works as hard
Ms the dlmlnutlve Ray.
lie loses from five TO ten
pounds during an afternoons
battle royal.
II other players worked as
hard ns Schaik they'd lose
pOundage. too. II would do
Bnbe Ruth a lot Of goId to get
Schals's recipe.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

DTsRAELrs story Of Vivian
Gre Z. like others OF his novels,
- deals largely with politics, and
contains character port ralts Of we'll
known persons Of the period.
When Vivian Grey reached the age
Of Ave years II was discovered that the
treatment of a dotlng mamma and
overattentve nurses had spoiled the
child, and II was decided that he had
better be sent away TO school: when
however, the subject was under dis
cusslon, there was a strenuous protest
from Vivian against curls and going to
school.
IL wun't have my hair curl,
mamma the boys will laugh at me-"
bawled the spoiled youngster, "Chnrles
Appleyard told me SO his hair cur1ed,
and the boys called him girl. Papa
give me some more claret; won't go
TO schoOlw
But In spite OF these protests he was
sent to school. where he stayed some
fOuI years, when II was decided that
he should remain at home for time
ana do his studying there; but he was
later sent on again, this time to the
school Of Mr.. Dallas al Burnsley vicar
age.
The rumor of the arrival Of "a new
fellow" circulated rapidly through the
Inmates of the vicarage. and the fifty
young rascals were preparing to quiz
the newcomer when the schoolroom
door opened and Mr.. Dallas, accom-
panied by Vivian Grey, entered.
"A dandy, by lover whispered one.
what a knowing set out" squeaked
a second; Mummy SICK" growled
third; this last exclamation was, how
ever. a scandalous libel. for certainly
no being ever stood In a pedagOgue's
presence with more perfect sang-froid,
and with a holder front. than did, at
this moment, Vivian Grey.
The young savages at Burnsley vic
rage had caught Tartar; In a very
few days Vivian was decidedly the
most popular fellow In the school; "he
was so dOshingl so devilish good-tem-
pcred, so completely up to every
,hingI"
Vivian developed talents Of a lit
erary nature which inspired great nd
mlration among his fellow pupils and
also In the mind OF Mr. Dallas.
Rut there are other attributes which
will win the admiration OF school Of
real boys; and this proved to be the
case at Burnsley vicarage, when, as
so often happens. some OF the boys,
Jealous Of Vlvian's popularity, found,
as they thought, an opportunity 10
triumph over him. There was trouble
between the followers OF Vivian and
those Of Mallet, the head usher; one
Of the latter made an Insulting remark
TO Vivian which he promptly resented
and the hattie was on. and Vivian
Grey showed that he could fight as
we'll as write.
Vivian's chief Characteristic was a
burning ambition; with this he had a
great amount Of courage and self-as-
surance, and besides these attributes,
tact combined with a pleasing per
sonal presence and manners.
81 a dinner In his fathers home
vi "a Vivian was still a very young
man. he made the acquaintance Of the
marques Of Carabas. He came to
the rescue II the marques and his
opinions ia an After-dinner discussion.
during which he quoted a whole pas
sage from Bolinghroke IN support OF
the marques; this was challenged by
vivian's father. who knew his sons
habit ~ quoting the opinions OF 9th
sFa which were more aften his own
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

benjamin. Dis
raeli (Lord nea-
consheid), the eld-
eat son of Isaac
DTsraeIt, vvaa
born In London IN
1904 Although all
the children were
born Into the jew
ish communion,
the father. with
all his household.
withdrew from the
faith when the
son Denjnmin WINS
hut n years OLD.
"None OF the
family was akin
60 benjamin. for
genius and char
ncter, except Sa-
rah. the eldest
child, 60 whom
he was Indebted
for q ~lne. NM
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
MITCHELL WON'T LEAVE RING
Milwaukee scrapper Has No Intention
OF Retiring Despite Many Re-
cent Reverses.

Richie Mitchell. whose gameness
against overwhelming odds has made
him the prize fight Idol of the central
West, has no Intention Of retiring from
the ring despite recent reverses.
Following his sensational losing
hsht against Champion Benny
Leonard IN New York. Mitchell met
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
clan. for Munn,ln, cam.

One Of the trials Of the museum curs
OF Il the fading Of the coIOrs o. strfred
'nimnls and various other kinds OF mu-
cum specimens kept under gloss
asses. This Is prevented 70 a slight
extent by the use ~ the sOcalled
'antif0de" glasses.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18

"YOu never assume u"y Si-= e s-sai
ness despite the frequency with which,
'ou have been returned to waSbIng-
on"
"No," replied Senator Sorghum
'Pve got 10 he extremely defer initial
everybody. When the good people
'ut homo elect man 10 ONCE they
fave way Of making him feel his
nferIorlty."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-18
A. AnosI. pa

"when ! married you I thought you
we're on angel,
TITS quite plain you did. You
thought could manage without either
iOthes OF hats.--karikaturen (Chrls
tIanial.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
SLEZL S VYSOKEHO KONE.
CuV. SMALL OZNAMIL, ZE HOTOV JEST PO-
DROB1TI Sc ZATCENf

Springfield, H., 26. tevence. Guv Small 2 ,ifadovnv
ednoho ze svch pravnk Chcagu dne pozd6 vecer nabd
Vzdat sc bez kaden vSeikeho odporu adm Sanga
mon ma zatykace nichz vnen jest sanich
iondu kdyz byl pokladnikem linoisu.
TO obdrzen Sdelen Chicago; re Jest hotoy
drobii zatceni ser Mester odpoved6 nemn et do
onoho mesta re prime kdyko guvernerovu zaruku
Sondce Smith rozhod dnes guvern6r svym dfadem nj
ak nen chran6n pred pro zocn to prmelo Smaa
tax yche Zm6n6 smFSlen Soudce ackol zaual anovi-
ko ze zatvka6 mel by bv proveden prav dale guver6
row mela by hyt poskvtnuta roZumna huta dobrovone
dosaveni k soudu Soudce rozhodn6 poprel re gu,
ner mohl by vyyola statni mlci ochran6 osoby
kon vfslovn6 prav, kdv muze sice enom
dy kdyz vefeny pofadek Jest ohrozovan kdyz vyvoanf
voska zada ufedn pov6ren udrzovanm veeineho pokoe
totiz serfov6 okresu.
We state Illinois vubec celyct Spoienych Staech nen
nioho kdo by bv chranen pred pro zoGn
vii soudce Take pry neni odloz projednani
az guvern6r dooz vo htu ezto die zakona byy by pax
promlceny.
Guy. Small popfe ze jest to jeho 1myslem podrobit
zatcen pax podati zadost habeas corpus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
V ZAJMU zEIEZNIC A FARMARU
PRESIDENT HARDING POSTAL DO KONGRESU
ZVLASTNf POSELSTVf

Washington, 26. cervence Castetna odpov6d byla da-
bezodkadne dnes kongrese zvastn posev presden
Hardnga zaa rozSreni pravomoci valecne
n korporace tax abv moha zaruG vice $500 900
dluhn zeleznic opatfit dodateGny uv6r farmaTGm
President SVEN posestv pravi ze vlada jest ravn6
z5kon6 vazana zaruGi dluhv zeeznc Jest pod mravn
povnnostf' opatIit zemed6lsky liver
Prvnf krok vyhov6nl druhemu obou pozadavkG o.
patient zem6d6keho dveru byl skuteGnosti ucnen W
senate pred tenm presdentova posesv Senator Frank
B. kellogg republican Mnnesoty poda predlohu pracova
sekreafem obchodu Hooverem direktorem Meyerem
vaen6 nancn korporace ez pr ma schvaen presdeno-
ako nahradu pfedohu senatora Norrse die nz m6a
bV farmafska vvoznf korporace
Keogovy pedohy by by pokyovan vaecnou fnantn kor-
poracf over farmarnm vvvoz jeich vyrobkn g&sf
Vesna poselstv presdentova Jest vsak venovna oazce
zeeznic Prav ze Zarucenf tohoo duhu nevznklo by ma
rodu zadne da bemeno ezto drhy poskytnut6 penize
molly by loz posacitelne cenne paprv Zaiimavo Jest
drahv cast vIch hodk vvsvetlu nedbaostf hosenostf
delnctva valky'. 80 .1et.
Senator Norris nen spokoen nahradni pfedohou Keo-
bude nadae snazt prosazen sve vlasn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
MAJf HOOVEROVU ODPOVED.
MUzE 81 TO VYZADATI VICE DNf, NELL Boise
VICI OZNAMf SVE STANOVISKO

Riga 26. tervence DepeSe Herberta Hoovera jake hla
Americke pomocne admnistrace, odpoved Ma
xna Gorkeho hadovc obvatevo ruske dostih
In Mokvy dnes Die sdelen mistnich bosevickch prame
dcstane bezodkladn6 bedv6 pozornos Pres to
ek Jest Vzf nekolik dnf, Iii vada ohla-
sv6 stanovsko ezo ndker6 podmine kadenych Hoove
j nezamouvaii.
Londyn 26 cervence Ruska obchodni delegace vydala
infornace pomerech Rsku zakade Tednich depesf
obdrzenVch Mokvy dnes AGkolv di
nVch hadem by pGvodne odhadovan 20000000 pozd6s
G{sice udava poGet 900 Nejhorsi dsrt
uma pry obast hozapadnm Rusku rozohu sahaiici cd
Astrachanu, iihu, Smhirsku vychod k
Uf6 Tento krai bTval nazyvan pznou Ruska Delegace
pra ze problem zezovar Jest nedostakem dopravnich pro-
stfedk zeimena lokomotv tax re bude vem nesnadno p
vazeti obf Sbiie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
FARMAR ZADAI ODKLAD.
TVRDf, ZE VSECHNY NABfDKY MA STAVBU Sill
MIC OHIO JsCU PRfLIS VYSOKE.

Columbus, O., 26 Ghosti farmafi dsty Muir
D. Lineolna. yykonneho screia sv6ho
rozhodn6 popfei cht6 kasti pfekazky zveebeni
snc state avSak zada administered ably nasedovaa
vernery Ilinoisu Indane stavbu, ceny
riau poklesnou
A6koli satn kahinet seSel dvakrate nebyo
uGin6no zadan kortra6 Zahrnujcch n4kad S4.000000
Direktor financ Waite prohlas dnes zdrzen zadani
Fonrak nebyo pvod6no protesy senatora Branda Urba
neb Freda Waera vereneho zaobce okresu Marion
ii "vyderatnym cenam ale kabinet
nouti neep mehode savby snic, odporuGoyatee
kazde Mich prohlauii vo neilepsi uvdd6ii pro
tvrzen spousu duvodn
Slncni direktor Herrick ehoz vyaden ze vylohy
by sinic sou predvaeGne zaadn6 vyvoalo sny odpo
vidal move prohasen n6mz prav re mel mysi
1917 a nikoli 1914.
Zastupce farmafu prav, re doazniky rozeslane do
sech 88 okres1 doSv odpov6d smysu, aby
poseckalo stavbou slnc AZ ceny materiau kesnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
SUCASTNf Sc KONFERENCE,.
JAPAN SVOL1L TOMU, ABY MA WASHINGTON.
SKE SCHULZ JEDNALO Sc o OTAZKACH
DALEKEHO VYCHODU.

Toxic 26. Japonsky kabnet rozhodl Sc pr-
ati ntasenstvi chystane konerenci daekovchodnch
problemech Sdruzeny tisk byl Vyrozumv
blizke budoucnosti.
Washington, 26. tcrvence. zaistenim iaponskeho
ucasenstvi odzbroovac konerenc amerc uednici po
vefeni provedenim onoho kolu zacna sch-
Jao daSm kroku Zde pfevada presv6dcen
ze poZdn podzm byl by nepThodn6iSi dobou
van Jest den primef H. olad nmz pry souhasi pres-
dent Harding.
Jakmie dode sd6leni Japonska re zeme ia sucastn
konference beze vech vhrad poupf lined vypraco-
vn pevneho bude havne prace
tn Hughese velvysancd zasupuiicfch zde sve vlady
Iondyn, 26 6ervence Premierove drzav dospeli do
hodnuti vecech vztahuiicfch Pacfckou konferenc
nichz pred tim rozchaze mn6n Ocekava Ted-
III ornament vydano budC Sfedu. Pro washingtonske
schulz nell havne y namity lie neni Jim mono sd6asni
il tOmO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
VZORNE SOKOLSKE DRUZ-
STVO PRIJEDE.

Chicago, 26. cervence. DIE
postovni zpravy jest vzorne
druzstvo Ceskosloyenske Obce
Sokolske pro |. Slet Sokolske
Obce V Americe ZaiiSteno. Bu-
de slozeno 2 vynikajicich cvi-
Gencn sokolskych a jeho ma
cvik zapocal Is. cervencem V
Praze. Clenove druzstva obdr-
zeli desetitydenni dovolenou,
takze budou moci pine dostatl
programu sestavenemu cizlne-
ckym odborem 4 |. sokolskeho
sletu V Americe.
Vzorn6 druzstvo navstivi ia
Ike tato m6sta: Milwaukee.
st. Louis, Omahu, Cedar
Rapids, Detroit, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Pmla-
dephii, Washington a New
York, kde vsude budou ukaz-
kove t6locvicne slavnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
SOVETY VYJDOU DO
SVETA.
Jejich misse bude zadati po-
moe pro hladovici ruskv lid a
uznani moskevske vlady.

Pafiz, "a. cervence. z
hlavniho stanu BelorusG sc
sdeluje, re sovety vyslou do
sv6ta zvlastni komisi, jeiiz po-
slanim bude ziskat pomoc hla
dovfcfmu ruskemu lidu. jakoz
i zfskati uznani nynejsi SOVIET
ske vladv. V poselstvu tom bu-
dou Nikolai Lenin. Maxim
Gorkv. l.. Krasin a"Leo Kame-
nev, ktefizto muzi navstfvl
predevsim Anglii, dale Fran
Gil, Italii. Belgii. Svycarsko,
SkandiNavii a iizni a stredo-a-
mericke republikv. Hlavnim t.
celem cestv bude a0itace "a
imu zruseni obchodnf bloka-
DIV vIci ruskym zemim. KITE
rVmzto zrusenfm potravinv a
line nutnosti do Ruska bv So
dostaly. Vvimenovanv vTboi.
pfi te prflezitosti pozada fran
couzskou vladu, aby uznala
Moskvu pTedevsfm. "a kterez-
to uznanf Rusove jsou ochotni
zaplatit stare. carskym rezi-
mem zpusobene dluhy valecne.
Pak-li k dohodnutf We sm9rl1