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The New York herald., 1922-01-06
POISON SUSPECTED IN
BOYS DEATH IN POOL
Newark Physician InUestigat.
ing Mysterious Tragedy.

County Physician warren Of NcwarN
began yesterday an investigation 10
solve the mystery of the dsath OF
Michael Schwartz. l6. of Newark. VINO
collapsed while swimming In pool last
wednesday and died Immediately after
ward. An autopsy revealed that MS
death had been caused by poisoning.
DR. Warren said that the indications
were that poison-what kind he has not
yet been able to ascertain-must nave
been taken into the boys stomach either
in food or drink, or Was given TO him
with malicious intent His parents are
at a loss TO explain how he could have
been poisoned hy am food that tney
arc aware OF his having eaten.
The police have made o thorough IN
vestisstion OF tha food % which tive boy
partool at his home in the twenty-four
hours prior TO his death and found
nothing which suggests his having been
poisoned. His parents stated that all
members of the family had the same
fare as the boy and none felt any Ill
effects.
When chemical analysis has been COM
pletcd, II Is expected the nature OF the
poison will have been determined. With
that as clew the police hope TO solve
the mystery.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06

minds they continue blind to the hct
that America, regardless OF fsr wishes
or aims, has become the outstanding
world figure in finance and commerce
that she has. by reason of her resources
and strength been thrust into the posi-
tion of world leadership.
Hereafter this nation must recognize
that world economic conditions fsave q
direct effect on our domestic industrial
situation. and that the old-time pro-
vincial policy of isolation can no longer
be practiced by our country with either
wisdom or safety"
Tariff barriers. bounties and other
forms of trade stimulants were decTded
by the speaker. He recommended the
suppression of all classes of trade dis
ordinations by the adoption OF the
''most favored nation doctrine In its
unconditional form.
William G. McAdoo, Norman p. Mack,
Homer S. Cummings, George Gordon
Battle, David +. Houston, Bernard M.
Baruch. James j. Hines, John h.
McCooey, Elisabeth Marbury. Mrs. Lii
ian r. Sire and hundreds of other DEM
ocrats, great and small. were at the
dinner. Bishop Thomas i. Gallon of the
Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee and E.
Bright Wilson, former president OF the
Tennessee Society, were the other
sneakers
The New York herald., 1922-01-06

The -four children OF Mrs. NJ. !. Boyd,
an admissible Englishwoman, who were
debarred because they were born In
australia and were sent to Ellis Island
from the Red Star liner Finland. were
admitted Yesterday as students by or
der OF Secretary of Labor Davis. who
lad been appealed to by friends of Mr..
Boyd, veteran OF Gallipoli, who Is
employed oy the Pacific BoraX Com
pany at Death Valley Cal.
The quota for Australia being filled.
the immigration officials here were
poweriess to do anything but find out
definitely that the four children-James
B., II: Lewis H., IA. and the twins.
Margaret and Elizabeth. II y, were
born in Australia. After a special
board of inquiry had officially learned
these facts the law automatically de-
barred the children.
The problem was comparatively easy
tc solve in the case Of the Boyd chill
oren, as they are old enough to be
classified as students and they had
studied in England. But the two young
babies born in Turkey to Mr.. and Mrs.
Aron Kalmanowitch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Schpigel, Russians, and held
because the Turkish quota Is filled
cannot be freed except by n special dis
persation. Commissioner Tod had not
received orders yesterday from Wa sh-
ipgton authorizing the liberation Of the
babies.
Mrs. Boyd was jubilant over the re-
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
CUDAHY VANISHES,
ALSO BRIDE-TO-BE
Marrias e Called off With No
Reason GiUen.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 5.--A society wed
ding, scheduled to have taken place to-
morrow and which would have linked
two prominent and wealthy families has
been called off because the bride and
bridegroom are both mysteriously miss
ing. having left the city in opposite
directions.
John r. Cudahy, SON of the late John
Cudahy, pioneer banker and meat packer
of Chicago, was to have been the BRIDE
groom. Miss Louise Chenier Francis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Garesche Francis of st. Louis and a
relative OF the late John Brown Francis.
former United States Senator and Gov
ernor of Rhode Island. was TO have been
the bride.
Cudahy disappeared from his apart
ment a week ago, leaving no forwarding
address. He is reported to be in the
home of friends in this city who are hid
ing his identity. His mother declines to
receive visitors.
Until to-day it was believed Miss
Francis and her mother were guests in
Santa Monica hotel, but were report
ed to have suddenly departed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
RED TAPE is CUT TO ADMIT
FOUR ENGLISH CHILDREN
Mrs. Boyds Hopefuls Land as Students but Two Little
Turkish Babies With Russian Parents Still Are
Detained at Ellis Island.

lease of her youngsters. she salu II
was true they were students, and very
good ones, and that they would continue
studying in California. She sent a DIS
patch to her husband telling him that
all hve were on their way to MN anu
left last night for California.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. Jan. D.
No change Of policy regarding admis-
sion OF children from Ellis Island ana
other Immigration detention stations mas
been inaugurated as q result OF the new
immigration restriction law. The same
rule OF handling each case on It's merits
is being followed by the Department OF
Labor in regard to all child cases now
before it.
Children under 16 years of age VINO
are either orphans or unaccompanied oy
parents or are not to be received In TINS
country by one of their parents are al
ways held up, it was stated at the I'M
migation Bureau to-day. Just now
there are a number of cases involving
children before the Department. 10
each case individual attention Is given
IL proof is furnished that the child Is
to he taken care of the Department ad-
mits it, provided a present the quota OIL
the country from which it comes has not
been exceeded. 1t was stated at the De
paytment this afternoon that no cases oi
a particularly startling or unusual ma
tue are pending.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
EMPLOYERS TO WORK
AS PHOTO-ENGRAVERS
Tuo Plants viii Be Opened
as Strikers Hold Out.

Two photo-engraving plants will be
Powers. member OF the employers body.
and will be operated by about $50 en-
ployers who have practical knowledge
of the industry. At these plants, the
Powers Production Corporation and the
Beck Engraving Company. all unfinished
work accumulated since the beginning of
the trouble will be undertaken. On
Monday four other plants will be opened.
The Photo Engravers' Board of Trade
last night requested permission to have
its contract committee address members
of Photo Engravers' Union No. / at n
mass meeting Sunday. The employers
wish TO speak directly with the men TO
convince them that the employers de-
mands for longer week and lower
wages are justified.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
TO RAISE FUND FOR RELIEF

February ~ has been got rs tho open
ing date for the Jewish drive FOR 5000.
600 as tho cityg share of sti.oo0.Oo0 ia
be raised by the American Jewish Re-
lief Committee for the Jewish popula-
tion of Eastern Europe.
The campaign will last for q fortnight
and will have the help and cooperation
of the Peoples Relief Committee and
the Central Relief Committee. David NJ.
Bressler will be the associate chairman
In charge OF the drive. assisted by Louis
Marshall, Nathan straus. William Fox.
Samuel Lamport. Judge Otto RosaIsky.
Felix M. Warburg and others.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
Dignified DR.. Carpenter
Uses Cane and Angry DR..
Bennett His Fists.
REAL COMEDY OF ERRORS
Two Sides Are Told, but Court
Will Settle Merits of Dis
pute January 12.

On the north side of West 1f7th
street -Morningside Heights. near Co
lumbia University--stands a solid row
of dwelling houses which are exactly
alike. Each house is built OF yellow
pressed brick and has front stoop
with fiuted concrete pillars.
Early in the afternoon Of December
10 one of our two heroes, a tall man of
brisk middle age. sought lodgings at
one of these houses, AL. He was
none other than Ralph Culver Ben
nett. n man with a past. as follows:
A. B., NJ. A., LII. 3. and d. c. L., Yale
head of the law department of the
University of Oregon, professor at the
University of Texas, professor at
Webster College of Law, Chicago, and
Chicago Business Law School, Assist
ant States Attorney in Chicago. He
also has a present. He is president
Of the Metropolitan Colleges of Law
Inc, which institution has honore6
itself and Prof. Culver by comforting
upon him one more degree. that OF
LII. d.
In the course of time he may acquire
yet another academic title, for he Is
at work on dissertation. 1t was fol
the purpose Of facilitating his studies b.
being near the Columbia Library that hC
had hunted for living quarters not fal
from the university. The rooms he in
spected at 421 West 117th street were
suitable. He engaged them on the oc
casion of the aforementioned visit ant
arranged to return in the afternoon and
take possession.
Voice Annoys Busy Man.
It was therefore with the air of {
busy man who had dismissed one prob
lem from his mind that he swung int
West 117th street on the afternoon o
December 10. mounted front stoop WIN
fIuted pillars and pressed the buttoi
of the electric bell AS he stood ther'
waiting for the door 10 DE opened ;
voice behind him said. what do yol
WANT" Turning. Prof. Bennett saw
man who though considerably older thar
himself was by no means senile ana ha'
n bright, inQulring look In his eye. 'Som
inquisitive lodger," thought Prof. Ben
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
ROOSEVELT RELICS
THRILL OBSERVERS
View Given at Public Library
on Eve of Third Death
Anniversary.

Everybody who has felt thrill OF
interest in the career of Theodore Roose-
Welt may go to the Public Library this
morning--the third anniversary Of his
death-and see. there surprisingly
complete collection OF records and me-
mentoes dealing with every phase of his
life.
The collection has been made by the
Roosevelt Memorial Association or
which Col william Boyce Thompson is
president Col. Thompson visited the
library at a private showing last night
and said that even nc was surprised at
the range of subjects covered. The eX-
hibition begins with pictures and docu-
ments dealing with Roosevelts parents
and other relatives, and ends with the
expressions of sorrow from all over the
world when he died.
"These things" said Col. Thompson,
were scattered over the whole coun-
try, hidden away in dusty corners OF
houses which any day or night might
have gone up In fire. We have brought
them together here to preserve them
and to make it possible for the public
to view them and to gain instruction
and inspiration from them.
Besides the opening of the exhibition
at the Public Library there will be the
annual visit of seventy five members of
the Roosevelt Pilgrimage" to his grave
at Oyster Bay. Ceremonies VIII be held
and afterward luncheon Will be served
Mt Sycamore Hill by Mrs. Roosevelt
DR.. Lyman Abbott president of the or
ganization. will be In charge OF the
ceremonies at the grave. Among those
present will be Lawrence r. Abbott
William Finn OF Pittsburgh. James A.
Garfield, Harold I. Eckles of Chicago
William Draper Lewis, dean OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Clifford Pinchoi
and Hamlin Garland.
II anybody ever had any doubs that
Roosevelt was interested in more differ
ent things than any other man those
doubts will be dispelled by visit to the
collection in mementos at the Public
Library. Exhibition Room 113 Is filled
with the records. and among them al
ways is the famous Roosevelt smile.
There are the earliest tintypes ever
taken of Roosevelt, and with them arc
the diaries written by the boy of 10
In another case are the records of his
Harvard days. There also are all thai
has been written and photographed OF
his days as a cowboy i'm the Bad Lands
The chaps that Roosevelt wore on the
range may be seen. They were presented
by his old ranch partner. Sylvanus NJ
Ferris Roosevelt's old pearl handled re-
volver lies upon the chaps with his
spurs.
The record OF Roosevelt's political
career also Is there. shown In books
pamphlets. diaries. letters. photogra ph'
and IN hundreds OF cartoons. They run
through the S;panish-American War. his
two terms az President. the celebrated
African hunting trip I'm 1910. the organi-
zation Of the Bull Moose party in 1911;
and the stand he took IN the months
before the United States entered the
war against Germany.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
G. o. p. WOMEN OUSTED
FROM CLUB BY MEN
2Sth Ward Auxiliary Seeks
Netu Quarters.

The Women's Auxiliary of the Tweu-
ty-eighth Ward Republican Club. which
wos notified on Wednesday night that
e had been ousted from the clubhouse.
637 Knicgerbocl;er avenue. Brooklyn.
was looking Tor new quarters yesterday.
William Il. Ross made the announce
mont during a meeting that had been
called for the installation OF new off,
GERS for the club. and aroused the Ire
of the women by what they declared
as particularly offensive remarks.
III feeling between the men and
women In the club had been noted late
ly. Because the secretary failed TO no.
tlfy the women that the men wished
them to hnd other headquarters they
say they were unnecessarily Inundated.
Until the women find a new place they
will meet at the home of Mrs. Acker.
oG Cornelia street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06

"A love scene In Orphans Of the Storm that
Il the classic Of all screen love passages."--
Evening Maii.-ddv.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
DIES At 10 IN CANADA.

KAMLooPs. b. c.. Jan. 5.-Mrs. Mary
Ann Macauley, believed to be the oldest
resident of Canada. died here to-day at
the age of J10 years. She is survived
by four children. eighteen grandchildren
and twonty-three great-grandchildren
The New York herald., 1922-01-06

CATTLE OF THE DEEP
Fish contains as much body
building food as beefsteak
and is as readily digested;
Furthermore, meat is sharply
limited and must become
scarcer as population in
creases,
While the supply of fish may
expand almost indefinitely.
All of which is good news,
Especially to those who have
enjoyed the delicacies from
succulent submarine pastures
offered at CHILDS-
Deiicaeies noted for tne.r
right out of the water
frcss:nezs.
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NEJVETSf zENA ZEMRELA.

Chicago. %. cervence. = May Walshova, sedm stop a
sest pacd vysoka ez nepochybne bya ou nevet zenou
sv6te zemTela zde dnes
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VYHLfDKY ma MIR TENTO TYDEN.
SPRAVY ZELEZNIC VYJEDNAVAJI
PRY Sc STAVKARI.
PODOBNE We STAVCE UHLOKOPU JSOU PODNI-
KANY MOVE SMfRLIVE POKUSY.

Washington, %. cervence Nova zadost vlady, aby
spravy eleznic stavkar uovna sve neshod, povazena
ujist6nm dopravncky zakon bude dopn6n nedfve.
aby vyvarovano bylo nebezpeti prch konktd zdala
pravdepodobnou dnes vecer.
Kolovaly rovnez zpravy, re zam6snavaele zam6stnan
CT ve re stavka bude ukoncena pred upnutm tyne pri
pravuj to- Zadne lredn prohaSen nebylo vsak
dano Beho Domu anz kterehokoi nepraelskych ia
boru.
Administered prvim miste iedna 0 urovnani zeez
ncn savky nebot jest presvedcena pax brzy dao by
dociti dorozumen mez uhlobarony a haviii.
Dnes kdy savka uhokopu vstupuje do sedmnact6ho ty
dne vyskytly poves, re ezaT Ohio snaz Ii
skati vyjednavan stfednm
mem dsrktu, jenz zaujma staty Ohio Illinois, Indianu "a
padn Pennsylvania Haviri by by pry ochotn zahajiti
ednavani kdyby teza konrolovali aspon 00000000
ro6n6 ci cd 40 do so procen vydolue do roka
zmn6nem distriku Kdyby takovou skupinou doceno by
dohodnu bylo by sm6rodatnm pro vSechna uheln
pasma
Sdruzen tezaru Pittsburgske oblas stav pro kaz
emu takovemu panu av:ak dostaeGna onaz daa by Il
skat jnde tax ably ednani moho by zahaeno vyhidkou
uspech
Velmi vyznamnou byla zpravaS jez dosa dnes,
t6zafi anovvch dolech llinosA ndan6 Chu neu5in
zadny pokus zaaen dblech pod ochranou stat
nho voska poce Jedny vazny pokus dolovanim uhi
Pennsylvania kontrolue tez nektere dolly Kentucky
padni Virgnii
Indianapolis %. cevence. President Harding zadan
lest aby ustanov nesrany tribunal enz zist by
fakta uhenem prmysu telegram zaslanem dnes
A Ogem pedsedou Narodnfho uhlifskeho sdruzen Pre-
sident oznami mnuy yden re hodla usanoviti akovou
komisi Oge nayhuie, ably komise bya ale hv
ieden tear jeden havir by il prideleni iako techn5
radc.
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DULNf CERPADLA OPUSTENA.
STALO Sc TAX Z PROTESTU PROT
GUV. DAVISOVI.
HAVfRI V OKRESU BELMONT TVRDf, ZE POSTAL
TAM VOJSKO BEZ PRfClNY

Wheeling, W. Va. 23 cervence. Havifi kteri byl zu
saveni doech okresu Belmont Ohio ably udrzova terpa
dla Gnnosti vibec chran dolly pred zkazou zanecha
prace protestu pro ednani guvernera Davse jenz po
sa vosko do onoho pasma Frank Ievnka pfedseda pod
dsrktu els Spojenych dulnch delnikG Ameriky pravi
dnes odpoved protesty tezau ichz maetek jest
vystaven vazne skode vodou neb ohnem
Ledvinka rozhodne popTel re by by stavkujici ha
viii dopouste akehokol zastrasovan Zanechn prce pfi
vodeno bylo pry edne TIM vosko byo poslano Cadz
kterezto meso preha uhen6mu pasmu okresu Belmont
"Nasi lide nebudou pracovat pod vojenskou vadou,"
prohlasl "a ia pochybu, vrtf- pokud vojsko
odvolano"
Havifi vysl deseti dou jeden nich naezec
Cakson Coal Co., jest bezprostednm nebezpeti zatopen
Unionown Pa. % tervence. = Jeden stavkuici havr
jeho manzelka byi zraneni pri elbe kolon
bze dou Footdae dnes Ctyr puG serifov byl zatceni
Pfiruti die zprav serifu l. l. Shawovi byl k
dolu bze Collier. Zastavi automobem u stanove koo-
ME, kdyz dosel Jim gasoln nejakem dosud nevysvee
mem zpsobu pfruc doali hadky jednm stavkarem
eyfi rany byly vypaeny Jedna sfe nikla do
kde bydel William Collins Zasaha Collinse zapesh od-
razla cd kosti pax projea pazi p Consove
Ebensburg Pa, %. cervence. = Schdze stavkujicich
havlrl Hewood obast kontroovane farodni gardou.
bya zasavena dnes statn polci jez
re major Edgar Mckinley veltel vojska oresch Cambria
Indiana Somerset zakazal vechny venkovske schGze Or
ganisaoT vyzvai havie, ably si dom, ale sb re po-
kusi vymoci dovoleni ku konanf takovych schdz
Greensbur, Pa, %. Stance West Penn Po-
Co., jez zasobuie pohonem dolly Pine Run Coal Co., bya
znena pozarem, enz nasedoval vbuch dnes veGer Ac-
ko rozhasio re bylo to dilo svkaTu neb ejch pte
spse pravde podob, ze budova zasazena bya beskem
bdhem eektrick6 boure Skoda odhaduje 100000
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DVOJITE SLUNCE OBJEVENO.
JSOU VZDALENA So QUADRILLIONU MIL Cd ZE
ME, PRAVf KANADSKY ASTRONOM.

Victoria B. c., % tervence - Dve slunce vzdaena SO
quadriony mil cd bya objevena Dr. j. s. Plaskeem,
drekoem zdes asofyscke observatofe pomoc obrovske
teleskopu opatreneho reekorem byo O2nameno dnes
Ucenci pokadaj tento objev jeden nejvetich obou
astrononie posednich etcch. Sunce bya lojmenovna
Paskett po jich objeviteli
Dr. Plaskett odhadue re sunce hofi pri tepo6 5000
stupn Fahrenheita ak otac koem sebe Jedno vet
ST. jest 75krte vetsf nase sunce Mens 63krate tez
Jedno jest 500Okrate asnes nez nase sunce druhe T.
OOOkrae Sunce die odhadu Dr. Pasketta isou p6tkrte
vetsi nezl kterekoli 2 znamych nebeskych teles.
Ma ejich vzdalenost lie soudi neepe oho, re kdyby
aeroplan e6l rychlos 200 mil hodnu vzalo by
80 900 100000 rok dosati objevenym planetam
Svetu jez lett ychlos 10000 mil vten vzalo by tC
5000 rokI
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ROMANTICKE SNATKY.

Toledo, O., %. cervence. =
Dve sestry z Toledo jsou dnes
nekde ma svatebni cest6 po ro-
mantickych snatcich. Jsou to
Dorothy Weilerova, 18-leta a
Beatrice Weilerova. 19-leta. O
pulnoci jeiich snoubenci Wy
burcovali jednoho duchovniho
V Monroe, Mich. a tyz vyko-
nal dvoiity obrad. Slecna Do
rothv byla oddana Edwar-
dem G.. McDonaldem a sletna
Beatrice Walterem E. Mile
rem.
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KU KLUXOVE OsvEDCILI sfLU.
KANDIDATI PODPOROVANf JIM v TEXASSKYCH
PREDVOLBACH VfTEZNI

Forth WORTH Texas, %. cervence. = E. B. Mayfield,
podporovany eny Ku KluX Kanu obdrzel nevce hlas
ko kandda demokratickou nomnac senatora Spoe
nych satu Texas Ze 100000 has jez nepochyb-
byy vrzeny bylo az dosud spoetano enom 2150O0
vsak vtezstv Mayfieldove MEDIA by pochybno. Ma
doud 226 has kdezto jeho nebzsi dfvejsi
Ferguson tohoo dTadu byl ma a.
37 nynes senator Cuberson enz stave prot Ku Klu
Xan ziskal dosud SO 061 HAS Mimo obdrze Henry
17,76O; Ousley, "a 1858; Thomas 33,549.
Guverner Neff, jenz uchaz opetnou nominaci a
zvoeni obdrze 112 044 hlasy King 5479 Rogers 65892;
Warner 1928 Vsichn kandda kteT NELL sebou pod
poru Kuxd zvezili Guv Neff nikdy proti MIN
save kdezo Mayfeld jest jeich horvym stoupencem P
Edith G.. Willamsova jez uchazea navrzeni do satn-
no mea podporu Ku KuxG, zskaa nejvice hasd.
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REDAKTOR WHITE. ZATCFN
JEHO PRAVNfK SLOzIL $500 ZARUKY A PROCES
BUDE KONAN PRfSTf MESfC

Emporia Kas, %. cervence Boj, kteryz de SLOW Will
llama Aena White-a redaktora Empora Gazette veden
jest svobodu ret vyvrchol dnes veter kdvz White
zatykac odpTishnutv eho davnym polckm druhem
guvernerem Alenem We skute6nos White zacen neby
bot zatykac by doruten eho prvnmu zastupc enz sloz
$500 zaruky tim to prozatim odbylo.
Redaktor White vyda obsrne prohlasen n6nl@ pra
VI prozatim podrobue rozhodnuti stanich cd
sran zavadny p4akat okna avsak tim nedoznava
by by n6jak provn prot zakonu povede svj bo % do
konce. ''sN1VNsS~s~Q
Whtem zaroven byli zatteni diva clenove une zames
zeeznicnch dlen keri sou obvinen re rozdava
po obchodech pakaty nichz vyiadrovany sympate
savkaT.
Ma provneni jehoz die tyrzeni guvernera White do
pus urGue zakon az 81 900 pouy neb rok vezen neb
obe
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CESKOSLOVENSKA LETECKA
SPOLECNOST.

New York. o. cervence - Ceskoslovenska vzduchopla-
vecka spolecnos Czechosovak Flying Comnany) ez ma sve
svoj cinnost.
stao tax letisti spolecnos Jackson Ave-, mez
Corona Flushing Long Islandu
Zahajovacf program vvkazova pTedevsm nforn1aGni
pTednaSku vyznamu vzduchopavby vnbec dnlezits ce
skoslovenske etecke spoe6nos zvas usporadany
vzlety osobami.
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NEMECKO PRIJfMA FINANCNf
PODMfNKY.

PaTfz o. cervence Nemecko formalne pfijalo poza-
davky spojeneckeho vybo zky jez byy pfedlozeny
Bene mnue uery dopise reparacni komisi obdrzenem
dnes kancleT Wrh sdeuje zraem uvazeni N6mecko
rozhodlo pTijati podmnky po dobu rvani moratora
nemecka vada pTedpokada ze bude povoeno Nemci
81 vsak vymnu ably nebylo akmko zpdsobem zasahovano
vrchovanos n6mekeho statu ably nebyo sahano
jetek jednotvcG a soukromych korporac.