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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
v tytO dny v Praze.

Napadnik: "A jakou ma po-
vahu ta vase dceruSka?'
psf! ia vam to povim do u
cha; Je hodna, poslusna, pra-
covita a setrna - ale prosim
vas, ably TO nikdo neslySel! Mu
sil bych platit dan z rekla-
my.
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Ona pri pohledu ma malo-
palac; Pro toho, kdo
hleda ticho a kid, jsou tyhle
stare palace jako stvorene'.
On 'Pochybujil Zde IA phi
klad ie ted statni lrad Y
nem stodvacet zenskych sill
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PRODA Sc sici stroi "Sin

PRODA Sc sici stroj "Sin-
ger" jako novy "a $500, bila
zelezna postel perry "a $12,
kuchynska kamna ma uhli "a
$25, lednicka "a $5, 2 krasn6
kozene houpaky po $13, dres-
ser "a $6, detsky kocarek "a
So, vyhrevni kamna ma uhli ia
$40, houpacf kim "a Sc, kar-
petty, zdimacka, elektricka
Tampa, zehli6ka RUNE jine
v6ci. Use sc da velmi LEVINE,
bude-li to prodano do tydne.
Haste sc els. Sail w. Al ul.
1928
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mne pfekvapujete. Povazovala
jsem vas dosud "a napadnika
IIildy; delate 81 re mne zajiste
nevcasny zert.'
'Vyhlizim iako bych zerto-
val? Vzdyt' iste musela od po-
catku uhodnouti moji vasen.'
Jest mi velice Ito, Mr.. Tren
te, ale nemohu vas dele po-
slouchati. Pust'te mne,"
Postavil sc prede mne obli-I
cejem WASN'T rozrytym.
"zajist6 Sc podrobite jenra-
lovu pfani a prijmete ruku Az
thura Guilta? a?'
"Nemam vam vice co rici.
Pust'te mne."
On stal nepohnut6. "Rozvaz-
te 81 to Pauletto,' pravil hrozi-
We. "Necinte mne svym nepfi-
teiem. Nam Guilty We sve mo-
ci a isem straSny We sve po-
nste. Proc mne odhanite? Coz
podlehla iste jiz Arthurovu
kouzlu?" Y
Krev We mne vrela. "Odml-
tam vas proto, ponevadz jest
mi vase uchazcni proti mysli;
ma mne nema zadny vliv."
Mann vas nechati tomuto
Guiltovi? Pro boha, nechci a
nemohu!'
Objal mne naruziv6 a ia Sc
mu hlasitym yykrikem vytr-
hla.
Ma verande zavznely kroky
Ia "a chvili ma to vstoupil do
pokoje cizi muz.
Vysokl, 5tihla postava posta
villa Sc mezi mne Trenta. Je-
ho krasny oblitej byl jiznim
sluncem opaleny a z pola pokry
.ty hustym vousem.
Trent mne pustil a zustal ia
ko pfimrazen stati, Vytfestene
man ziraje.
"SIy5el jsem jmenovati sv6
jm6no," pravil cizinec, vrast6
cello. Lituji, re jsem vytrho-
val. Trente, ale podotykam, re
Sc takov6 zerty pro vas neho-
di."~
Adyokat mlcel a stal posud
bez hnuti.
"Nezhate mne vice?' taxa
sc cizinec. "Nuz, na vas zut
casu tolik nehlodal. Ostatnt
byeh vas poznal j u protinozcu
nohot, nasoto n,6 znameni
Ma Trantov6 cole nozorova
u isam davno ijz o4klivou il
zvu, nyni ukazala Sc byti celi
iErvaI5 90 ieho obIifei ial
Ikrida zbaloI
.Ano Ia nnsifo b1ti wv
.1volai n5hIa nrudre at ferta
i,t sem nfichaziteq Ofekaval
iso,o vas tpn,y - ft,-nacti
dnocb
"pfin,o 2 Ilayru; vzdvt' u
lie 20 neocelayana radost I'm
vice hlazi"
, 40 So rozumi. tesim So to-
80 vas vjdim." odyetil advoka
81 zvlaStnim ,lsmeyem. "pr
,~aseho nice ia bude nriiemn
n,e<vanenf
Cizinoc SO ohratil ke mna
"Zanomn6l is4o mi nredsts
i, VIII into damn. lest 10 snad y,
,nao,,l.o n,6bo uioo2,
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PRONAJME Sc. byt Il bez-
detnJch manzolu, ie 0 ctyfech
svetnicich koRpelnou a vsim
zarizenim. Haste Sc els.
Ills Hulda Ave, zastavka
vych. 10 Ill. u Luna parku.
1l-28
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PRODA Sc. dam, jest V nem
stor, ktery Sc hodi pro jakyko-
liv obchod a je tam 5 pokoju s
koupelnou. Cena levna. Haste
Sc v elsie 5422 Storer Ave. S.
w, 11-26
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Vynatck z derniku Pauiet-
tina.

de. DneSniho rama zastala Jsem
il pri vyhledavani prada. Pri
mem vstoupeni nabidla mi $ u
smevem misto, ona jest vzdy
Ike mne neobycejne zdvofilou.
"Pfemyslela jsem prave oI
vasem jmene, Miss Raleova,
pocala. "SlySela jsem no pou-
re iednou V zivot6.'
"Skutecne?"
"Jedna heretka Bostonu'
imenovala Sc Little Paulette." ;"
NeznaIa jste ji?"
"Oysem, videla isem il ca
sto a dobre Sc ma nj pamatuji.
Dunn byl vzdycky plny kdyz
ona vystoupila.'
Nemela isem chuti, abyeh V
t6 rozpravce pokracovala a
proto jsem Sc tazala: "Co Sc 80
dnes stalo? Jest tn jako po
vymreni'
Miss Bnreoya ykladala kid
ne leyanduli mezi jednotliv6
vrstvy prada
CRISP jeden Gernoch ze
sousedstva Sc seprali ma noze k
vuli me komorh6. Crisp je mr.
tev. GENERAL odebral Sc lined
ma misto, ably Trentem vec o.
nu vysetiil."
Po tech slovech opustila po-
koj. pozorovala jsem obrazy
predku, vzdy lsak Sc zraky me
obracely ma Arthura Guilta.
Uplynul t5den Cd t6 dolby, co
Hilda byla ella zpravu o smrti
ST. Johnove
"Jsem svobodna!" pomysll-
Ia isem 81. "Zda isem no kdy
miIovala? Ne. MySlenka na
nei spociyala na me dust jako
vrch alpsk5 a kdyz isem zpra
VA o ieho amrti slySela, nepoci-
tia isem zadny bol, zadnou II
tost lasl<y.
Mcchanicky posadila isem
Sc K pianu . zacala isem polo
jsouc We snu, zpiVatl. Nastfol
stoii pod podobiznou Arthura
Guilte. Byla jsem obracena "a
dy ku dverim: najednou zdaic
Sc mi, iako bych uslysela ne
jaI.8 hluboky yzdech.
Klam byl tax velilSy, le jsen
Sc obratiIa. Domniyala jsem So
videti mezi mnou svetlen
stin muzske postayy. Zmlze
vsak hned a pouze kyety jas
minove pohyboyaly sc Y letnln
vanku.
Hrala isem dale.
Po chvilce Sc oteVrely dyer
August Trent vstoupil.
"Zustaate sedet,' pro3tl
ptistoupil rychle bllze. "Fcsin
Sc. zc vas nachazim samotnu
w sc nj poslednim case Wy
h}bate.'
Neyim o tom. Nalezll Jst
yrana crispoya?"
Ne; on sc ucmil nefidite
nym Krdsna Rosinka jest
zourani. Taylerand neslysel
nj o iednom nest3sti, ably Sc n
tazal, zda "a tim ney6zi zan;
Byl to chytrY chlaplk Prosil
nenechte Sc yytrhovati. :
".iz isem dosti hrala,' od'
tia isem, zdvihajic Sc. ~,
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Baltimore a ma ceste jsem po-I
tkal ujce -"
Vice jsem neslySela. Vyklou-
zla jsem re dvefi.
TAX tedy konecne prisel, ten
Arthur Guilte! Jak dlouho stall
asi "a jasminem porostlym o.
knem; GENERAL jest bez sebe ra-
dostl a jasem. IDA Vi Arthur
n6co o ieho silene mySlence?
Nemyslim. Nevyhlizi podle to-
no, aby 81 nechal nekoho Ia Sc
be nev6stu volfti. Budu no ne
navid6ti, proc mne tez prebiha
mraz, kdyz no vidim?"
II. Gervna - Hazel-Hall jeI
pin slavnosti. Vcera byl ven
kovsky Piles a ia zahajila Ar
thurem pies ma Eavniku. Nej-
vzacn6jSi rodiny z okoli Sc Sc
sly, ably uyitaly st'astneho de-
dice jeneralova.
"Pouze Wy nemate pro mne
slova uvitani,' pravil S vycit-
kou.
"Nev6dela iscm, &c budete
nGco takoveho ode niue oceka
vati."
"Od vas Sc mnoho ocek2ya,
za8eptal, "a ia myslim, re Iii
staneme pfately. Pohled'te,
jak vas pravnicky zbozAovatel
| pozoruie. Nezapomene zajist6
tax brzy ma rozmluvu, kterou
jsem prerusil.'
Media Sc, ze by vas mel
prili5 V lasce,' pravila jsem,
zardiyajic Sc,
"Pocit jest vzajemny. Ostat
ne mas Ultra opusti. Jest to
zvlastni &c nemuze vasi ami
moii pritomnost snesti."
Nejblizsi tanec uvedl mne
do kola jeneral, jake statny
kavalir stare skoly.
"Nuze, Polly, jak Sc ii libi
ten mlady nicema?"
"Mluvis-li 0 SVEN d6dici, ta-
tinku, muslin ii r.ci, re jiz ne
mi tax mlady. vzdyt' jest iiz a.
81 tficet roku star. Nelibi Sc
mi TAX zvlastne.'
starry pan ma mne vycitkou
pohl6dl.
"Ale nachazi5 no zajima-
Ivym?'
Niue b5ti. Kdo Jest ia da-
ma, liz Sc prdve dvori?"
i "Nejbohatsi dedicka z MarS
landu. Krasny parek, COP
"Ovsem, bylo by skoda, kdy
|. by Sc do sebe nezammovali.' y
Pozd6ji sedela jsem ma We
rande, pozorovala jsem m6si
, eek, a pestr6 lampy kvetino
. Ivych zahonech. Zaroveh po
slouchala jsem dvojzp6v, kite
ry zpival Arthur nejbohats
: d6dickou Marylandskou. Ma
ljednou odhrnula jakasi ruk'
i dponkovit6 rostliny a pred,
( mnou stall August Trent.
"Dejte mi Bohem,
: "Bud'te Bohem,' pravili
!, jsem chladne.
j "Nezeptate SC kan jdu, ail
kdy Sc yratim! Nam doncsl
Nasim pratelum We stateeh Sc
: vernich nejake vzkazani?'
al "Nemam V severnich statec
zadnych pratel.' z
!, Povstala isem.
i ooh, zustante, Pauletto, ne
o. mohu Sc spokoJiti Sc zapono
& odpovedi. Rozvazte 81 to Jest
jednou. Snad mne nebudet
vecnG nenavideh?'
/ "Odpog6dela jsem vam il
J. pied dvema dny. Upfimne /,
ceno, povazuji "a nutne, ab
Y, jeden mas opustil Haze
n Hall. =
Kdy2 jsem Sc kol neho ub
illra!a, pohledl ma mne divoC
nj a hrozive. Il rama odejel. VS.
O. la isem pozdeii a kdyz jse
prisIa k snidani, nalezla Use
m Hildu rozcilenou a rozruseno
$ "Vstala jste casneji, abys
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jest fernes k vytapeni horkou
vodou. Muze stati ma mist6
VaSich vytap6cich kamen neb
V sklepu. Uspora ma palivu,
zdrave teplo, a cele zarfzeni
jest LEVINE. Prijd'te 81 je pro-
hlednouti.
4657 Gallup Ave.
JOSEF STRfBRNY,
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KRASNY CIHLOVY

kRASNY CIHLOVY dunn
pro dye rodiny (rohovy) ma
Washington park boulevardu.
10 svetnic, dv6 koupelny a vse-
chino moderni zarizeni. Vyhlid
ka q pokojd pres park skvost-
ma. Vhodna pfilezitost pro ne
koho koupiti tento majetek
LEVINE. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. Mr.. Stuk-
bauer jednatel. 1926
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u OBJ N (.
Q Z m A NJ K Y.
PRONAJINIE Sc: :

PRONAJMOU Sc diva zari-
zen6 pokoje pro diva pany Sc
strayou neb beze stravy, zvla-
Stni vchod, koupelna k pouzi-
ii. Elektricke osvetleni. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli v adm. "Sveta.".
11-26
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CT. VEREJNOSTI

uvadim ma v6domi, re jsem
svuj obchod S nabytkem a kant-
ny z druh6 ruky prestehoval z
els. 1881 vych. 49. ul. do cisla
4729 Broadway, kde budu mlti
vyber We v6cech novych, tax
re budu moci kazdeho k uspo-
kojeni obslouziti. O dalsi pri-
zen zada v. Sedlacck.
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IA PRICINCU odjezdu pro
da Sc pekny domek pro jednu
rodinu, o 5 pok. a koupelna,
Skopky na pradlo, comb. fer
nes. lot 40 pri 40 str, ulice Sc
dlazdi, blize kary a skoly. Ce-
no $500, $500 hotove posta-
ci. X doptani Il Atlas Finance
Go. Rob. Kohout. 11-26
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ma r1airne splatky.
$780, z svet, ell. sv6tIa, PHI
da a sklep, ma Douse st.
Ii Broadway.
$3900.--- s svet. ell. svetla, lot
40 pri 10 str, ma +. 40.
ul., nedaleko Hamm ST.
$450O.-- 6 sv6t. a koupelna,
bfigl. stfecha, yelky sklep,
lot 40 pfi 100 str, ma dla-
zd6n6 E. 50. ul. Il L. 55 St.
kary.
$4500.-- A syet. domek, gas.
ell. svetla, bridl. stfecha,
lot 40 pfi 160 str, ma dla-
zden6 E. 113 St. IL Union.
$450O.-- 8 svet. koupelna,
gas, ell, svetla, bridl. sire
cha, pekny velky sklep,
garaz, u L. 55. kary.
$550O.-- ma Engel Ave. L
Broadway, A velke syet. d
koupelna, gas, ell. svetla
sklep, puda, krasny lst 4C
pTi 120 str, stfecha bfidl
$56o0.--- Noyy dunn Corlet
o 5 svet. koupelna, fer
nes, skopky, hotovy k ma
stehovani, prime sc lot a
neb $1,000 hotov6.
A iine iin6, die VaSeho pfani
THE VCELA REALTY &
INV. CO.
1913 Broadway.
Union 953 w. Broadway 89O
Panoye Klima, Svatek, Votava
Noyak Vas auty obslouzi.
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PRODA SH noyy prave do
staveny dim, hodici sc pro je-
dnu neb dve rodiny. Jest v
mem 7 velkych svetnic, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo, china cabi-
net, diva zachody, 2 garaze,
tvrd6 podlahy a finish. Maize
tex tento Sc po pfipade vyme-
nj "a prazdny lot. Pflcina pro-
deje odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc v els. 1878 L. 151 ST. q Kin
sman Rd. 1913
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Stale Sc u mas mluvi vine
lace! U certa, kdy pax Sc uz
zacne mluvit laci why?
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NABYTEk | kAMNA z
druh6 ruky prodava a kupuje
V. Sedlacek, A729 Broadway.
Z
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PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
pokojich pro bezd6tne NAME
lie u samotn6 starSi pani. Hla-
ste sc Y els. 108f3 Eliot Ave.
Vezmete Union karu k vych.
10 ul. 1929
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25
DETROIT QUOTATIONS
Grain and Feed.

WHEAT1Cash No. 2 red. $1.si; Sep
tember' sis2s December; sl.2z; No.
Witt TEir sblS; c! No; mixed sS sll7 so ~
NEW WHITE oATs-cash No. 2. SEC;
OLD WHITE oATs-cash No. 2. &c:
No; 3; 40 1-2c; No. 4. 81 1-2c.
RYE-Cash No. 2. s105.
BEANS-immedate and prompt ship
BARLEYgFeeding. sl25@1.4o per cwt.
October, sls; alsike $1,000; timothy,
HAY-No. timothy. s22@22. so; stand
ard, s2l@21.5O; light mixed. $2i@2I5 so:
No. timothy $l9M20.5 so: No | clover
mixed. sle@ls;; No. l clover. si4gi5;
straw. sl2@i2.5O per ton in CARROTS.
FEED-Bran, S23; standard middlings,
$2d; fine middlngs.. s27 cracked corn.
sSO; coarse ,no cornmeal. 500; chop, s24 per
FLOuR-Fancy spring wheat patents.
$950MlO fancy winter wheat patents
SS Sog,S: ; second winter wheat patents,
6.65 per Dbl.
Live Stock and Poultry.
CATTLE-Best heavy steers. s76S7 TX.
best handyweght butcher steers. 81 50I
q mixed steers and heifers, 81. 7506; han
ers, HM450; best cows. $5@5.25; butcher
COWS, $375m4; cutters. $2.50m3 Gamers.
sl5O4 200: bologna bulls $4.2565; choice
bulls $5@5.25; stock bulls, So 5O045 so:
feeders. s5I6; stockers. $315: mixers
and springers, $35m75.
,CALVES-Best grades. si1@12: heavy,
$4m7; culls, s7M9
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Best lambs $40
m1O.25; fair lambs. $sm9; light to com
mon lambs, $iM6; heavy sheep, S3635O:
good handy sheep. s3.5O@4; culls and
HOGS-Mixed hogs, $9s5aiO: pigs and
lights, $40; extreme heavy, 80: roughs
81. stays. So; boars 81
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. 2s
M3Oc; leghorn springs 21m23c: large
hens, 2Sm roc medium hens, 25@26c;
small hens. 22m23c: old ROSTERS. 15c:
ducks, 2OQ22c geese, 15c; turkeys Csc
Farm and Garden Produce.
ATOES-Virginla. s6.25D6 TX mar
Dbl. and S550M6 per i50-lb. sack.
ToMATOES-Home grown. 75c6psi 25
per bu.; Canadian 20-lb basket. fOc.
DRESSED HOGS--Light, tOc; heavy.
6MSG per h. '''
CABBAGE-Sl. 75n2 per bu
ONlONS-l00-lb sacks, 81 75D4
DRESSED CABVES-Choice. 15m1sc:
medlum, iSc' large coarse, 5GD1Oc per ID
Ci1bEK Ky Michigan, 25G40c per dog.
APPLES-New, 5000 per bu
BLAcKBERRIES-s7 67. so per n,
Butter and Eggs
EGGS-FTesh current recein,a no.
candied and graded. S3Q3fc asked per
BuTTER-Best creamery, in tub. asc
per ID. " 'u''' s'e
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

Britain by treaty rs between two
free and independent nations.
one thing Is fairly certain: Ii the
British offer comes To naught and war
fare is resumed. the British govern
ment will start in whole-heartedly to
clean up the Emerald Isle" and tina,
with the practically unanimous sup
port of the people of the rest of the
empire. All factions i'm the United
Kingdom now admit that the premier
has made sincere effort 10 pacify
Ireland and right her wrongs, and If
he feels compelled To defend the gov
ernmentS position 10y force of arms.
his course will be generally justified.
Throughout the world the real friends
of Ireland who have been watching
her struggle with interest and concern
will regret deeply the irreconcllability
Of her leaders. Already the British
are preparing for possible resump-
ton of hostilities.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25
De Valera Rejects the British
Offer and Dali Eireann
Debates the Plan.
PEACE OR WAR FOR IRISH?
BoIsheviks Haggling Over American
Relief Terms-Tax Revision Bill in
the House-Ansell, Hunt and
Cresson Accused Of Con-
spiracy in Beredcll Case.
BY EDWARD w. PIcKARD.

Ireland occupied the center of the
world stage last week, and at this
writing it is uncertain whether she
will gain peace by accepting the Brit
| ish governments offer of dominion
| rule, or adopt the irreconcilable atti-
| tude of De Valera and the other Sim
| Fein leaders and thereby probably
| bring upon herself suicidal war with
Great Britain. In the closing days OF
| the week Dali Eireann, the Sim Fem
parliament, was in secret session de-
| batting the momentous problem. There
was a slight chance that IL would not
| indorse De Valera's rejection of the
Lloyd George offer, and another
chance that the plan would be sub
mitted to n plebiscite by which the
people of southern Ireland might in
minion rule offer.
1t was made evident that the Sim
Feiners were trying TO bring Ulster in
to accord with the South so that the
conversations with the British govern
ment might be renewed and possibly
COuHltI W isiOgu pNOi BE-
The attitude hitherto assumed by Sir
James Craig and his colleagues did
not promise well for the success of
that effort. Indeed, Ulster has been
the stumbling block all through the
negotiations.
TO the unprejudiced mind the Brit
ish offer seems extremely liberal, Civ
ing to Ireland equal membership as
dominion in the British empire, with
full control OF its finances, posts, army
and internal government, and demand
ing little except loyalty to the en-
pire. control of the seas about Ireland
and certain military and aviation
rights. 1t was specified, also, that
coercion should not be employed
against Ulster, and De Valera has de-
clared southern Ireland can be brought
into an Irish dominion without the
use of force. He meant 10y the use
of the commercial boycott and SINH
lar measures, but General SHUTS Is
confident that time and experience
will bring about the same result ami
cably.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

IL addressing Dali Eireann, De
Valera declared Lloyd George had NOT
Offered to Ireland the status of do
min.Un government, because 10 Ire
land was mentioned in the terms, only
two broken pieces Of Ireland and be-
cause dominiOns have the right to
secede, but Ireland must stay within
to do so. Said he: only on basis
Of our recognition ms an Irish repub-
lie will we deal with any nation or
foreign country whatever. The only
government the people OF Ireland rec
ognize Is the ministry of the Dali
Elreann.
He bitterly scored the British gov
eminent, declaring II was practically
impossible to negotiate with IL be.
cause Of It's lack of principle" and
cited the many Inconsistencies" of
Lloyd George but the reservations In
his speech. expressed and implied,
seemed TO leave the way open for
further negotiations.
Although Lloyd George declared his
offer was the utmost the British gov
eminent could make, il Is just possible
a way may be found 10 satisfy the
Irish principle of independence. Dub.
lin correspondents call attention TO
the fact that England already has
practically recognized the existence OF
the Irish republic by the dealings of
the premier with DE Valera and in
many other tnlnor particulars. There
fore. they hold, Dali Eireann, instead
of accepting Lloyd Georges proposals,
might offer the same terms to Great
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

The League of Nations council will
meet in Geneva probably on August p
10 consider the SileSian problem, and
Premier BRAND Is quoted rs saying 1t
undoubtedly will be able To settle the
disputed questions conformably with
the terms and spirit of the peace
treaty. Its labors may be lightened
by the present attitude Of the Ger
man industrial and political leaders
and the Polish labor representatives
in Upper SilesIa. They have held
secret conference i'm Kattowitz and
pledged cooperation in the interest Of
their common motherland." 1t was
believed they would petition the
league council 70 settle the SileSian
trouble promptly by giving Upper
Silesia all to Poland or all to Ger
many. All the conferees were OPP
posed TO the further use OF force.
Germans and Polish irregular troops
had fight near the villages of
Sternalitz and Kostellitz, and the Ger
mans killed "a Poles and drove the
rest across the frontier.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

MIR. Dresel, our commissioner in
Berlin. has been busy negotiating the
terms OF the peace treaty with Ger
snags, among them renewed opposi-
tion on the part of Germany 10 adj
nit its sole blame for the war. Amer.
lea reserves to itself all the advan.
tages accrulng under the treaty of
Versailles, and Germany demands sew.
eral things, including restoration of
all German property seized in Amer
lea or the proceeds of the sale of
such property.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

The Greeks resumed last week their
offensive against the Turkish national
lists, and four strong columns advanced
far toward the Kemalist seat of gov
eminent at Angora while fifth
moved north toward Ismid. which the
Turks were said to he evacuating. 1t
was reported again that the national
lists also were giving up Angora. The
Turks made stand at the ancient
city of Gordium, near the confluence
of the Pursak and Sakaria rivers,
which was used rs n concentration
camp by Alexander the Great when he
invaded Persia.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

accompany the French delegation
President Harding has named two of
the American Enthusiastically OF
State Hughes and Senator Lodge
That the administration will not make
the conference the occasion for lavish
expenditures is assured by its request
for an appropriation Of only 100000
for expenses Of the meeting. OF
course the Republicans took advantage
of their chance to make comparisons
with the huge sum expended by Pres
ident Wilson and his peace commits
sion in Europe.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

1t Is almost Incredible but true
nevertheless, that the Bolshevik ru-
ers of Russia were still haggling last
week over the terms on which Ameri-
cans should be permitted to undertake
the relief of the starving and pest
stricken millions of the VQlga valley
and southern Russia. Day after day
Maxim Litvinoff, head OF the soviet
famine relief commission, fenced with
Walter l.. Brown. chief Of the Euro
pean section of the American relief
administration, yielding slowly and
reluctantly to Mr.. Browns demands
suspicious like his fellow Bolsheviks
that any foreigners admitted TO Rus
sia will take advantage of the OppOr
tunlty To conspire To overthrow the
soviet regime. At this writing Lit
vinoff has given In on all points save
one. He still insists that the Boil
sheviks shall have the right To limit
the number of relief workers and to
expel any Of them. Meanwhile the
Russians are dying like flies for lack
Of food and medicines.
II is interesting To note that soviet
Russia has abandoned prohibition. n
decree has been issued permitting the
manufacture and sale Of beverages
containing IN 10 II per cent OF nl-
cobol. which will be heavily taxed.
Standardization of real estate also has
been dropped and individuals are now
permitted.to buy houses or land from
the government. Having made pretty
much Of a wreck Of the country. Lenin
and Trotzky are gradually receding
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

China has cordially accepted the In
yitation To the disarmament confer
ence in Washington. and Japan's note
of acceptance has been prepared and
submitted to the cabinet In Tokyo for
approval. The Japanese reply, 1t is
understood, asks limitation on the
questions 10 be discussed. The ac-
ceptance of France, which was mere
formality, also was received early In
the week, together with the assur-
ance OF Premier BRAND that he will