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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
5IcGlNNIs SIDING

The sawmiil gang is out after few
days OF rest. they found hornets
aeat ana aeeiaeu ii nad to go Iney
Kickeu Il ali pser the place for cou-
pie minutes anu the hornets got about
aaif mad The next day yoil could set
an tiio gang sit,lng around on logs
/ and with tat faces,
The guards captured a coiofed man
NJ the disiillery last night and he
claimed sickness, as they marched
MIN up TO DR.. Miles Longs for treat
ment DR. said he had nervous Kid.
neys and ordered him hndressed. gave
hin a good rubbing all over with q
bacon rind. then gave him a water
glass Of horse iiniment with a cup OF
warm lard for chaser. Miles told
bin 20 call the next day II he was
not better and then kicked him down
4 ~ steps. The cure was o. X. as the
fellow has not beon seen since
Hon Jacobious Long. the TapHery
sh0rin. Is out in nifty new uniform
with brass buttons aud a badge about
the size Of q tomato can. He says
hts gun Is faxIG and a aclf cleaner Il
has three sights on top and two ua
derneath, Jake steps Lively and has
extended his beat as far ea the Wid-
ows house lie has ordered donb-
le barrel dog 10 chase criminals and
Says crap shooters better step live
.Y
Col Joshua Murdock lost his~eow
last night aud traced Il as far s. WIN
Longs cider mill and aftertw Two hours
rest came bach home lesdins some-
oodys bis hog. and said a locked IKE
his COW
Tom Fisher has boen takiR iuitsH
lemons and WIS demonstrating Sar
day afternoon until he had every
body ont OF commifUipu pnd then
said bring cut that bis sp5itfI hnli
Tom made q tackle and the ait was
pll Of dust Tom got two cracked,
ribs and landed across The faaea "A
he stone pile Npw Andry. i.bug y
playing nurse
Sam Henry had bet ahovt BIS
wood chcpping WITH MfNafabaii ard
Jake Long. Sam worked Tire u2a an
afternoon and then could not FIND
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
pates For Road Work. .

The County Commissioners Monday
established the following rates to be
given by the road commissioners for
labor to be done and performed on the
public roads In this county fer the en-
suing year.
For every able-bo male laborer.
with necessary tools, per hour not
exceeding 22Bc.
For every wagon, with forr good
horses and driver per hour, not ex.
ceeding SIC
For every wagon with three good
horses and driver, per hour, not ex-
ceedlng 42c,
Fer every cart or wagon. with two
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
70 cRrDmoRs.

Thia j. 20 give nafiea itat tie aahsrfihNF ksF
obtain a fs4ag 90 DFehhns Csuff - CafsyA geufa
~ b Mars ana. ietters n A1mthistrailsa or ths
ncfamhl Esisir u
JULIA A. zEfr.
isfa ~ Carroll wants. 8r,sasa.d AZ r.ruaas
faelng riasms sTeiari ffs fefasfas arr h0sytf
psrrurss - esh.hf fha sas.a e-iti ihp vrfirhFft
thrfrf fegslig sathentaraisd. - ttH rtlasFilser.
% as besseF Size iitn cay n frtatsr laii ne
msy Other " hy iaa - ete81ief fgtau uli isnN1t
" tsid rssate
csra nbtv nv herd hs 7sh aay u March.
NEiRgB & TErr
ear tI-tf Adna}h stfat1r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
Notice Of Inspect.
ion Of Friction
Drive Car

VIM. 4. Isbllis. o. Elisabeth y j..
connected With tho Kelsey doluF 90
N Newark. A. J viii Ia IN Maryiaai
during tie week Of March 81 with
1ee % thai Nrw Friction Di.yo tsss
TOR inspection and Dcmunairg na
ptrBoeca Tive Car viii be aiowl 81
Hampstead, Westminster sHG Fowhlea-
burg air lgbills viii sgp With his
brother ln-law. NJ Chsfn1 J. WeaY-
Ell ut PeianHe0 Notice 81 d1y nf
Special Point. ~ The nest issue o.
thls psgef
These cars aye beiHg exhibited at ihe
Boston and Ncw&-s Automobile Shows
March 50 10 ~ lnflusite
= stock end Cars f0F sale % these
FhoWs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
THE DEMO RATIC ADVOCATE MARCH IL 1921

good horses and driver, rer hour, not
exceeding &c.
For every cart with one good horse
and drivts, per hour, not exceeding
32c
For every plough, with two e5ad
horses and driver, per hour, not OK
eeeaTng s7c
For team. siy good horses and driver
70 road plow not exceeding per hour
75c
sof operator not exceeding. PEI hour
22hc.
Tractor, 30 cents an hour
The above rates are reduction
from last year, but an increase over
the rates 4 few years back
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
Visit The MILDLY
Department

W have iha very newest IN MILDLY lna ass
saratosl MILDLY tha vsfy newest MILDLY out They
are made of Jersey cloth They taaleb the Jersey
narL Thea too We have al he lstlst Styles 80
twill abd paFeta eI9,h. rolofs 90 55hd bite al
ahEc, 100 ub.l4 aad ,E.mmad
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11

Lead me to it, said Mr.. fremont,
"Say," said the snlpe 20 Randolph
as the car jumped, ave took the boss
inside on fer a friend. You watch
yeself."
II was a short run 20 The lair 81
the Midnight Rolic. but Mr. Randolph
was not surprised at the double wage
he received nor OF the murmurcd con.
versaton that accompanied Il. "fin
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11

Dos In Jersey suits for ladies' and mlsgus gba beat
values The gfsa'oh, service can be,sxpoeted from
tb.s elelt order now for Easter, tbe time il short
Doat be disappointed then Loo tbs prices lre right
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11

W. your gas tank and wait fnr me 81
tiie seventh avenue northeast corner,
Get mrg'
sure crtnfed Mr. Randolph
where io. mlIerf'
Greenwood hosiclry," hroa,llcd HE
Villain.
I'm on" said SIR Randolph rHa
hls car 90 tie comfortably quiet nook
designated due pHt ruad map o:
Manhattan aHl vicinity Fnlin'ged
Il careiessy and settled down 10 mc,t
tate.
80 a select md once a0luoui few
. tie name Of ihe q h0Jo'y above
mentioned VAN bring ccrmln vivid
recolieyiiuus and wiii also parr tbs
chronology III ibis yarn. lDr the
said abode ~ reyeiry war 700 eool 60
last very long il ehobcI 20 death on
ifs own popularity and consequent pub
iicliy. From The outside. even ia IFS
heyday il presented a most lnuocu
Gus appearance. iB<l a rertvatcd ftrm-
house Innhius Under a dump ~ veil.
ing sugarmap.cs 90 The top % q. hIli
whence The nearest hciElbor WIS on;
OF sight
Bur once within rs modest portal.
IT'S hahituos feunl tbemarlyca in The
clevercEl fake almosplirsa " "a pleas
ure-IOyipg decade. an organizing rrn.
ius, sensitive 70 ail those cheap ad.
iuucts which usually CRATE ON the seal
towering vt the edge OF tie decline
10 Avclnus. had pandcrcd effectively
to au irn0ble end ana ugde Il each
small room an isle OF f5rgeifuness
price. twenty-five bucks 10 ADVANCE,
supper aud drinks extra.
For the benefit ~ those who DO not
remember The epoch Of the Green.
WOOD hosiery and are consequently
reading on and on in mortal dread Of
the paragCdph that viii introdnce the
War, Iet II b2 said at once. Forget 1t.
Stake ont The beginning Of The inter.
national nlX-up, huH another bound
airy mark into November OF 1919 and
the time left outside OF those limits
VIII be found entirely sufficient 10 the
needs Of this chronicle. Let It further
be noted that 1t Is inconcelvable that
single drop Of the kind Of blood
which flowed in the veins Of Mr. Rob
ert Heryey Randolph could ever an.
swer 20 the name OF Stacker. proof
positive IN itself that the events herein
set forth happened when the War
didn't.
Mr.. Slim Heryey, chauffeur, Was
sim plunged IN reyerle when his senses
We're assalled by a whin o. lilac. !
mere nunnce Of perfume, that pro-
claimed the approach OF Miss Madge
Van Teller. lie jumped ous just in
time to throw open the door Of his
cab for the couple and take the MUIR
INJURED order Of Mr.. Beacher fremont
"All right Hit It up for Greenwood
Luckily for lie claimants entertain
ment, his engine was working IN 81
lent perfection that night. Tile late
hour gave him almost undisputed right
Of way so that driving became an
automatic adjustment OF his course in
line with the curb and released his
attention to gorge itself at leisure
with eayes-dronplng by squlrmIng
his shoulders he managed to cock one
ear over the top OF his high overeont
collar; It was the ear next to the open
speaking-sot
what q dream Of night" sald
the clear voice Of Miss Van Teller
"Shall ! be q traitor to my sex and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11

betray one Of It's secrets to your"
'please do nmrmured Mr.. IRE
mont. From The very tone OF his voice
one could divine that he had slipped
am arm around her and was holding
her close.
CONTINUED next week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11

eiiins enough 20 Staft fire. sam
claims the squirrels carried It away.
Ed Bell reported-for defy laet night
md was al out OF breath, I'D said Il
lis not fair for follow to use shot
larger than number a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
Terms and Conditions Upon which
ntaIllan MllI Nerfe

Ten Dollars 20 inaure mare hi
foal. ANY person not breeding an In
sured mare regularly or parting with
an insured mare before aHe Is known
To be in foal W positively be held
for full amount OF insurance money
The owner OF an injured mare SELF
ing OF exchanging same. the Insurance
money viii be due ii tho time 81 Eale
1r exchange ana collection of either
seller or buyer AZ the option Of owner
81 horse. An possible care OF mares
bred 60 tho above horse. but nsither
owner nor groom viii be responsible
Tor aeeidenls or escapes
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
Now The Corset
Department

Our corset tine is the Henderson" corset The
nav spriug and Summsr styles are here The little
spng corFet To aeah cei1r Eith elastic top. Just
the styles flr the ypunE Athletic Miss. Not burden
Is weight no, high Ia price Just right for 5000
uua ts5o
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
Noncr TO CREDITORS.

Tsis i e. eve rai 10 tsai tka sQbsfsier hss
stgains.4 ffssa tbe Cirahh1s rurg - DstFuH
catHtr wagY ssA loi era 1estamtHtafF o.
10 PrfH1pa tsihtr ~
TuBfYtA D.. urkWNEE
;sfs q csfta8 Comfy dserssel 40 ffgsrnt
haqiae sassns afh51tt Jts aseeasHd frf De- 81
aHtr4ef - sshflf be aaHis efth ~ rpI rhaFt
ii.rfasf lesaiJ afft sat saisi g. ffs sfltcr ~
..r ~ - go 10 iifh fas 81 tAfIsFaf 1870 Geo
rsF e.hsf4iss q, 'as setAsis3s lfam az isfsfi
"A taf eafalH
n.gss al.set ~ FANS ihs ia 3sy % Marra.
uAHY % nAbTtpH
iHpr 1t~tt AArf ff
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25

ing front Incidentally lhe amer iie"ho
have been very good to the patIa'loI'
and their Red Cross mas "e'i'eu 10
with clothing and boots lor "hlch VIC
are eternally grateful. IhNSeh hope
to go into Red Cross medIcal "orN
soon.
Under the new training III the
schools women VIII eilils' ioi ~, e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
tEDEs RAI
TIRES
should have your best thought.

Drop in and let us convince YOU.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
WOMEN'S BATTALION
DEMOBILIZES AND ORGANIZES
PEACE TIME RESERVIST BODY

gagged In Red Cross work in Poland
until 1918, when she formed the unit
at Lemberg after losing her only son
in the war Her husband also ply
slcian, is professor at Cracow Uni
versity. The colonel is pretty wom-
an of quiet. gracious manner, who
looks younger than her thirty-five
years. She has a strong, refined face
with suggestion Of humor always
ready but she looks every inch sol
dier in her uniform of American kha-
XII with three decorations for valor
pinned on her breast)
WARSAW, June 25.--Poiand's Wo-
mems Battalion, of which the worlt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
FREE TRANSPORTATION
FROM FRANCE AND SIBERIA
FOR DESTITUTE SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Q. n.
SD-Free transportation from France
and Siberia to the United States of
destitute American soldiers and their
families is provided by bill finally
disposed Of by congress. Transporta-
ton is to be furnished by the war de-
DarTment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
LEADERS IN ABYSSIN|AN
MOVEMENT ARE HANGED

CHICAGO, June Ed. y. 81
Grover c. Redding and oscar NJ. Nc
Gavrick, leaders in the Abyssinian
movement were hanged in the county
jail. They paid with their lives for
shooting to death Robert L. Rose, a
sailor of the Great Lakes training sta
tion in a south side riot while he was
protecting the American flag.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
Feminine Defenders Don CiviIi-
an Clothes But Would go In
to Action Again if Necessary

by COL ALEXANDRIA ZAGORSKA,
Commander-in- Chief OF Poland's
Women's Battalion
CWritten especially for the lnterna-
tonal News Service.
Colonel Zagorska, the generalssi-
mo OF the Legion Of Polish Women, Is
a physician of Cracow. She was en-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
FLOODS FORCE FAMILIES
FROM LOWLAND SECTIONS

TULSA, okla. June 25.--(U. P)-
Scores Of families living in the low
lands we're driven from Their homes
when the Arkansas staged a comeback
flood No loss of life has been re-
| ported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25
Set Up Women's Schools.

That is one of the reasons for the
training school idea. The government
has been so impressed with the value
of women in war that it has been de-
cided to establish these schools for the
military training of women. They will
be set up in Warsaw, Cracow and Po-
sen.
Already we have received 800 appli-
cations for admission to the schools
Lemberb, where the legion was form
ed. More are coming in daily from
other parts of Poland 1t shows the
splendid spirit Of the Polish women,
who more than the men, are respon-
sible for keeping alight the fire of
patriotism in the hearts of the Polish
youth through all our years of oppres-
sion under foreign governments.
These schools Will provide the nee
essary military training for women as
officers in the sanitary corps, the tele-
graph, telephone and educationa
branches of the army. In other words
an effort will be made to fill all these
branches of the service with women
so that in the event of war more men
can be spared for the fighting line. Ii
is Poland's answer to the crying need
of preparedness.
Right here | should correct the POP
ular impression that all of our wom-
soldiers were in the actual firing
line in the last two years of Poland s
struggles. AS a,matter of fact, only j
small proportion of the women were
placed in the line. Organized original.
ly for the defense of Lemberg, the ,e.
sion grew fast. Its members tool
their place in the line at Lemberg ant
later at wilma, which accounts for tn,
comparatively large number of casual
ties we had at those two places.
Become Women ReserviSts.
But the majority have been occu
pied with post duty, guarding maya
zines and American Red Cross ware
houses in Warsaw, Wilma. Lember
and smaller places back of the fight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-25

heard so much In the last two years, Is
being demobllized. The majority of its
5000 members are returning to domes-
tic pursuits after more than two years
Of military service. A small percent
age will remain in government service
as instructors of military education for
women In schools which are being set
up for them in Warsaw. Cracow and
| Posen
"Our casualties have been little
more than one hundred We lost forty
killed at Lemberg and about fifty at
wilma. Now that peace prospects are
so bright for Poland our task is done. |
and most of my soldiers will go to
their homes those that have them. to
be good wives and mothers, as women |
should.
II will interest Americans to know
: that two members Of our battalion
married members of General Haller's
Legion of Polish Americans who came
, over to help in the critical days Of the
. war and have returned with them to
make their homes in the United States.
\ have never been to America, but
~, know all about it. because ! am a
great reader, and | know that they
Will find great consolation in a new,
prosperous country that has not been
swept by armies.
II One Company Remains.
II Fifty of our women soldiers have
married while in the service. If they
II married soldiers they continued in the
battalion in preference to returning
home, as long as their husbands were
also in the army. All those who have
married have returned to domesti,
II pursuits. In fact, when our demoblli
zation scheme is completed all of thu
III 5000 members of the battalion will
have left the service, except one com
II pany, which is still doing duty at vii
III ma.
Formed originally for the defens,
Of Lemberg against the Ugranians, j
was not our intention to serve so Ions
under arms. but the circumstances o
war made it imperative. 1t has beer
a pleasure thus to serve our country
II and many of us are 10th to lay asid
our uniforms. The company that
have on guard duty at the barrack
here is the battalion's pride. 1t doe
not want to leave the service Man,
Of its members will go into the train
ing schools.
Our women soldiers love discipline
1t has been just as severe as in tn,
mems regiments. In fact. it has beer
the armys experience that womel
take a soldiers life more serousl!
than men and are more punctual ant
have a greater sense of fidelity THAI
ii men.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
UCASTNiCI KONFERENCE.
PRESIDENT OZNAMIL JIZ al JMENA MUzU A ZEN
KTERl BUDOU LUSTITI PROBLEM
NEZAMESTNANOSTI

washington, l9. zafi. Jm6na triceti Osmi muz1 tff
zen mez nimiz sou cyfi muzi Oha diva t6cho Gle
veandu ktef budou tleny presdentovy konerence
mestnanosti iez eide p pondeli byla oznamena
dnes vecer sekreafem obchodu Hooverem
Ohioane isou Bascom Little Clevelandu kontraktor
driveJsi predseda obchodn komoy w s. Clevean-
du predseda Brarstva zeezni6nh srojvedoucch top6G
William Cooper Proctor Cincinnati predseda znam5 myda
ske firmy Proctor & Gamble E. NJ. Posten Columbus,
predseda New York Coal Co
Tfi zeny jmenovane do konference Ida NJ Tarbeo-
va New Yorku spsovatelka obo1u ekonomie; Nary
Van Kleekova, drekorka ndustrianch Rus
sell Sageove Elizabeth Christmanova Chicago
Meznarodni unie rukavickaru
Jm6na oznamena dnes jsou tech muzG zen, keri pali
pOzvani s1casnt conference daS budou nasedova
obdrzeni uvedomen. re pozvanf bylo priiato
Soutasne oznamena byla m6na ekonomckeho poradniho
boru lenz rozSren by pfitomneho poadniho vboru od
boru obchodu konferenee zaaena bude 10 hodin dopo-
ledne pfs ponde budov6 kde jest odbor obchodu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
DR.. BENES o SVAZU NARODU.
POSTAVENl CSR. We SVAZU VELMI DOBRE. = MA
DARI NEBUDOU DO SVAZU PRIJATI.

(Kabeogram Cs Tisk. Kancelare westinghouse -
Zenevsky dopisovae "Prava Iidn rezmouval minsreu
Benesem Narodu prohlas, letoSni
sedan bude patne kdneSi v6cn6si nez on Svaz naro
dd teno rok Will autora eho Oupa NejduezieiSim bo-
dem bude otazka odZboien noho at e rozhodnutO ud6
a eto 6c krok u predu Zasedan Syazu bude take
ozen navrh aby pfiieti stacy dve treny has
Mnisr Bene chce navrhem doda hybnos a5y
federasova decenrasova Ceskosovensky narod e emi
nenn6 pacificky.
Madarsko do Svazu narodu prato nebude Skoro vSeeh
d0lezite staty Mala Dohoda ou prot tomu. MadaTi
pOsednch vdnech ukaza ze nepn mirovych smuv, w
lItue akekov diskuse pfeti BeneS soudi re Madari
pred rozhodnutfm odvoa phlasku Diskuse odzbroienI
nebude plana Duezte ou take Zm6ny organsace Svazu
eskoslovensk EN- navrhu zrfzen obvodovch kupn rmc
Svazu Neze predem e bude pato pon6vadz e zapotreb
ednomysnost Hlavn vsledek dosavadni 6nost Svazu
rodu jest pedevsm plan organsace meznarod
nho soudnho vora Mnsr Bene ocekava mnoho od t6to
stituce.
Postaveni Ceskoslovenska Svazu e velmi dobr6 Ce
kosovenska zahrani6n ynrni poka odpovida tendencm
Svazu Ceskosovensko nema Svazu neprate eho ycha
konsoidace ziskala mnoho sympat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
ROZVRAT v JUCOSLAVH.
v BosnS jest povstani a rovnsz
pry hrozi Chorvatsku.

Chiasso, 18. zafi. Povstani
vaznfch rozm6rG vypuklo V
Bosn6, iez mirovou smlouvou
odnata byla Rakousko- -Uher-
sku a prircena Jugoslavii. Do
sle zpravv naznacuji. re po-
vstani sc vHcihlede sffi V te-
lie povstalcH nachazf Sc jistv
Petrut a pocet ieiich odhadu-
ie Sc ma 100000. Jsou dobre
vyzbroieni dely stroinimi
puskami
Srbske vojsko, telici povstal
cum, nachazf Sc We znacne ne
vDhode. Jeden srbsky prapor
byl znicen a druhy. odjizd6ji-
eli We zvlastnfm vlaku, byl "a
jat, kdy1 byly zeleznicnf ko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
DE VALERA MA NYNf MA SPEECH
POUKAZUJE, ZE ODKLADY MOHLY BY OHROZITI
CELE MfROVE VYJEDNAVANf

Iondyn, 10. zaff. - Eamon De Valera risky republican
sky vhdce schulz svehO kabnetu dnes postal ele-
premieru Loydu George-ov prohasiv Sim
Fen nkdy nem6 1myslu pozadova prije akychko pod
mnek pred kOnerencf pozda premiera, aby vysv6
Jeho dopis dne za byl obmyen ao pozadavek VIDA
III neb pozvanf konferenc ma sranach
beze VSeho pfedsudku, kdyby dohodnuti nedosp6o
pOsedn6jsim pripad6 p. De Valera sd6uje, by DO
vrd nnfenistcke pfetf pozvan irstf deega setkal
zastupci vady.
DE Valera dale vyjadfue mn6n re das correspondence
pise zvysf nez zmens nedorozum6n pro prGnu zada
oyda Georgea aby vysv6 dopis dne T. zar risky
ce navhue uzavfen smouvy sdruzenf vzaemnych who'd
vyjadfue min6n re toto skoncio by por navzdy
milo ob6ma narodIm zfti pokoji a mru."
POvaha depeSe De Vaerovy cni nutnou daS vymenu e-
egramu lee by anglcka vada odpoved6a ultimaem
londnsyh casopis upozornui nebezpeci oevre-
dplomace verene vym6novanf depesi
naneivyse obtznym ably kerako ustoupa
vka jednou zaujaeho Rovn6z vyvolao prekvapeni
Valera teo krcke dobe nesvoa plenrn zasedan rsk6ho
republikanskeho sn6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
LLOYD GEORGE ASI NEPRIJEDE.
ARTHUR BALFOUR BUDE NEJSPfsE HLAvOU BRT-
TICKE DELEGACE DO KONFERENCE MA
OMEZENf ZBROJENf

Washington 49, zan = Lloyd George briticky premier.
jenz mel byti cee brcke deegace zbroenl
faieko yehonc oazkach ez bude listopadu,
nebude moci pfiieti, veslo znamost dnes.
Kdezto Washington neby uvedom6n okolnOsech jez
znemozni premierov s6asni konference pedpoada
ze stnace donna zemena rska oazka problem nezamest-
nanost vyzadui aby Lloyd George zGsta Angl Rovnez
sdelue teto souvso re lord Curzon zahranen mnistr,
jenz by ocekavan konferenci bude zdrzen Ang po-
dobnych pficn iako Lloyd George
Iondyn, 19 Za AGkOli neni to este sto vsechno po-
ukazuie Arthur Balfour bude 6ee bricke
konferenc omezenf zbroen Tyz by zastupcem
Veke Brtanie NarodG sam6ho pocaku
de ysechno ieho msse do Washington 1917 bya dokona-
lynn 1sp6chem znam jest osObn6 vekemu po6tu ameri
ckych poki Nasedkem toho jest pravdpodobno re bude
vyzvan. aby postavi cello britick6 delegace.
Otekava re rovn6z lord Lee Farehamu poede Tyz
jest prvnfm ordem admiralty nasedkem Oho obzvast no.
di aby Zaseda konferenci kde v6c Fkajfci
vsle6nych odstev budou hrat tax velikou Glohu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
ODVOLAJf Sc X SVAZU
NARODU.
Ceskoslovensko Rumunsko
budou pry professional proti
prodeji ma jetku HabsburkI "a
merickemu syndikatu.

Washington, 16. zari. =
ProslEcha Sc zde, re Ceskoslo-
vensko a Rumunsko budou pro
testovat u Svazu narodu proti
pokusu, ably velky americky
syndikat zmocni1 Sc kontroly
maietku Habsburku. jsouciho
Y ramci byvaleho mocnarstvi
rakousko-uhersk6ho. Tento
majetek byl syndikatem ameri
ckych millionarG ziskan "a ce
nu S200,00O,OOO. ii
Syndikat uchazi Sc o kon-
trolu pry Sc srozum6nim wash
ingtonskych vladnich kruhG a
engazoval mimo jinych rroslu-
lych iuristl i byvaleho fran
couzsk6ho premiera Rene vi
viani-ho, aby ieho zajem ha-
jill, kdyby totiz k nejakemu me
zinarodnimu procesu doslo.
Syndikat utini pokus wy
dani majetku ma tom zaklade,
re We smyslu mirovych smluv
.jednotlive move staty mely pra
vo ku zabaveni statniho majet
ku. tedy nikoli ku zabaveni
soukromeho majetku jednotli-
vych clenu cisafske rodiny ra-
kouske a protoze majetek ten
po valce nemel pry byt dotte-
nymi novymi statnimi Gtvary
konfiskovan.