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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
oDPOvfDA LLOYDU
CEORCE-OVI

Cresson, Pa, IL. prosince.
Georges Clemenceau h&jil
dpes sebe . Franeii proti ohyi-
snxiliiii vzha2 81 l4v9jzfni
premieren britickym Lloy-
dem Georgem, obsazenym We
clancfch uverejnovanych v IA
de americkych casopisd. Roz-
hodn6 popfra tvrzeni Lloyda
Georgia., jake by We Francii
stavala nejaka strana usilujici
o annexi Porynska. "Pravim,
ze zadna strana nezada anne
XII jedineho kousku n6meckeho
uzemi," zvolal. ia neslysel
nikdy, ably jediny muz, kun ne
bo osel, nebo mys byli mluvili
pro annexi." Clemenceau pro-
slovi svoji posledni rec Ame-
rice v ltery vecer v New Yor-
ku. "V6rim, re mizeme mno-
no doufati cd Ameriky," pra-
vii. "Dostalo Sc mi lepsiho pri-
jeti, nez-li jsem ocekaval a
jsem "a to vdecen."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
ORODUJl "A POLITICKE
VEZNE.

} Washington, IL. prosince.
Zenske hledisko, jez "privodi
sv6tovy mir. : rovn9z pozadu-
'5e 5e, s6y t5sckhf pUll(ictf vEsnli
byli propusteni ihned," pravi
Winnifred Mason Huckov&,
kongresnice z Illinoisu. Mluvi-
la pred valnou schIzi konanou
pod zastitou spolecneho anne
sticniho vyboru. Pc schulz pi.
Harriet Stanton-Blatchova z
New Yorku, jedna z vddkyn v
sufrazistskem hnutf, vedla
cast obecenstva k Bilemu Do
mu, kde prapory s napisy poza
dujicimi vseobecnou amnestii
62 muzi dosud We v6zeni, byly
postaveny u brany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
RUSOVE OPET PROTESTUJf.
CHTEJI, ABY Sc JIM DOSTALO ZASTOUPENI MA
VSECH PORADACH v OTAZCE UzIN

Lausanne, H. prosince. Dnes mic dllezteho nesa-
10 zdejS konferenci jez obrata sv zrete ednani
mez spoeneckym premiery Londyne Zpravy re nedoso
tam zadnemu dohodnuti, vyvoay pfiznvy DOZEN RusG
Turkd ke spaui svI prospech spojenecke roztrzce
Rusove cin vsechno mohou, aby zpIsobli rozbroje
zde Kdyz Brove odepre zadost Ccernovu zastoupeni
rfi soukromych konversacich mez angckym tureckymi
odborniky ohledne klausu dohodnu Izinach rusky ma
celnk postal notu nacenkdm konference, nz doza
due prava Ruska b zastoupenu vsech konveracich
tykajicich uzn, kdyz jsou soukrome.
Spojenee pfedaci posla notu Ccerinovi dnes niz e
uvedomu Rusove budou vyslechnuti kdyko veci pfi
dou pred konferencn vybory ale ze marne zada pripu
steni do soukromych rozmuv odbornikG.
Debata ottomanskem dluhu vynesla ma povrch spetv
problem jak jej rozrid mez ze6 ez ziskaly cast dr
v9sho tureckeho lzemi Jsou to Egypt Mesopoamie Pa
estina Recko Buharsko Jugoslavia. Spoenc obmySlef
navrhnou aby koise Svazu Narod bya pov6rena esenm
teto otazky
Ocekava ze konference odroci o. prosnce va
nocni tyden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
vYKOUPlLI vELKOSTATEix
AmeriGti Slovsci ujali se pam
stvi hrabSte Apponyiho .
rozdSlili jej v kolonii.

Praha, %. list. - (PoStovnf
zprava. - z Bratislavy sc pf-
Sc: Mad'arskyy hrabe Apponyi
mel v Eberhardu, vzdalen6m
asi 20 KIN. Old Bratislavy, velke
panstvi, o ktere Sc " posledni
dobG uchazelo nekolik kupcd.
Koupilt ie "a 6 miliond korun
Kc zastupce Slovenske ligy a.
mericke red. Gessay pro anne
ricke Slovaky, kterf hodlajf sc
op9t vratiti ma Slovensko. z
celkov6 WINERY panstvi zabral
pozemkovy trad 234 kat. liter
ke dvoru Madarasz a zbytek
$500 kat. Utter, z nichz je 800
jiter les1 a ostatni prvotffdnf
pole, koupila Slovenska liga a.
mericka i nadhernym zam-
KEN, v.n9mz je 48 pokojd q
pole We vymere ~ katastral-
Mich liter. Pozemky budou roz-
parcelovany ma dily po 15 ka-
tastr&lnich .jitrech a parcelace
bude prpvedena inzeny yrem. Pa
velcem z Bratisavy do Is. bfe-
4 t.4 -
INA 1928. Celkem bude moi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
MATKA A DCERA ODSOU.
ZENY MA DozIVOTf.

White Cloud, Mich, IL. pro
since. - ri. Alice Dudgeono-
va a jeji dcera, Heda Hodel-
Iowa, byly odsouzeny ma dozi-
votf do zalare po SVEN usved-
Cent ze zavrazd9ni Davida
Hodella, .stafick6ho tchana pf.
Hodellove a Rnmie Hodella,
jejiho manzela. n Dudgeonova
byla uzn&na vinnou ze zabiti
sveho zetE, Romie-ho a dcera
re zabiti sveho tch&na. ODE
zeny do poslednf chvile tvrdi-
w. BE jsou nevinny. Diva syno-
We .pf. Dud1emov< otekavajj
soud ma obza1obsl; ze m6li po-
dfl ma xabitf Hodella.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
MfROVA CENA NANSE-
NOW.

Kristiania, Norvezsko, IL.
prosince. DIR. Fridjof Nansen,
srkticky cestovatel, obd&el
NoBelovu mfrovou cenu "a sluz
by, jez prok&zal v Ileve hlado-
viciho lidu v Male ASH a Rus
ku jake komisaf Svazu Naro-
dI. Hansen pravf, ze venuje
penize, ktere zfskal, ma dobro-
Gimme .Icely. Dodal, ze pfftom-
ne situace v Eropx jest sstra-
silvia a jedinx obnbverf sta
rtch kfest' 'anskych ctnostf
mnxe zachr&niti sv9t.
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TURCF 81 PkEJf AMERICKE
SKOLY.

Boston, IL. prosince. - DR..
James l.. Barton, sekretar a.
merieke rady komisafi pro "a
hranicnf missile, sdelil dnes
mistni Gfadovne v Lausanne,
ze dostalo sc mu ujiStenf cd
Ismeta pasi, ze turecka vlada
pfeje 81 udrzovani almerickych
Skol v one zemi. Z&roven vsak
obdrzeno bylo sd6lenf Carl
hradu, ze turecka vlada zavfe-
Ia americkou Skolu pro divky
We Skadaru a ze rozkazy byly
vydany proti opetnemu otevfe-
nj skoly We Smyrne.
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v YACHTE KOLEM SvETA.

New York, H.. prosince. -
Po plavbe 100000 mil, pine
vzruSeni a ma niz nekolirate
zirali smrti we tvaf, commodo-
re a pi. A. Y. Gowenovi prijeli
sem dnes rano ma sve yachte
Speejacks, dokoncivse tax PRIV
nj cestu kolem sveta kdykoliv
podniknutou v motorovem clu-
nu. v kajut6 98-stopove lodi,
jez zakotvila v IL :03 dnes ra-
no ma stanici new-yorskeho
yachtovniho klubu ma vych.
23. ulici, dobrodrozi prisahali,
ze nikdy jiz nepodndkmou po-
dobnou takovou ZkuSenoSt.
"Rekord tento znstane asi
navzdy, nebot' sotva Sc najde
druhy blazen, jenz by neco po-
dobneho zkousel," pravil Co
wen Sc smichem. Yachta W.
plula z New Yorku 20. srpna
1921 a trikrate b6hem sve pou
tt kolem sv6ta byla pohfesova-
ma. Pi. Gowenova pravila, ze
n6kolikrate byli We svrchova-
nenr nebezpeci "a velkych
mofskych boufi.
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.OPET MOVE 'U1UzENf' PROnIBICE.
STATNf | FEDERALNf SOUDY MO-
HOU TRESTAn PRO TENTYz
PkESTUPEK.
ROZHODNUTf v TOM SMYSLU VIDAL vCERA
NEJvYSSl sOUD SPOJ. STATU.

stejny prestupek, coz jest "a
kazano Istavou.
'Odmitnuv tento argument,
nejvyssi tribunal, kdyz byl pro
hlasil, ze prohibice jest narod-
nj sm6rnici, zasahujicf do.
vsech casti zeme a dotykajici
Sc mistnfch, mezistatnich a ci-
zfch obchodnfch transakci q
zmfniv sc o '.soubezne pravo-
moci" vymahaci klausule osm-
nacteho dOdatku, pravil:
''Mame dive svrchovane jed
notky @od~ozujicf svoji moe 2
rGznych zdrojI, opravnene je-
dnati v teze v9ci uvnitr tehoz
llzeml. Kazda mNze beg pre-
kazeni druhe, uplatnovati "a
kony ma provadenf prohibice
$ iomezenfm, ze zadne zakony
nemohou dovoliti ciny zakaza-
ne dodatkem. Kazda vlada pri
rozhodovanf, co jest pfecinem
proti jejimu miru a distojno-
sti, zjednava platnost sve vlast
nj svrchovanosti, nikoli one
druhe.
~. toho n&sleduje, ze Gin
'nnohlf 1aRf tnf ialksnf.,
rodki tax st&tnf svrchovanou
jednotkou jako provin6ni pro-
ii miru a ddstojnosti obou, mi
ze byti ob6ma potrestan. Kdy-
by kongres uznal "a dobre "a
meziti stfhani federalnimi SOU
dy pro ciny, ma nez trest pro
pfestoupeni statni prohibice
byl ulozen, mlze TAX uciniti
pTislusnymi zakony, ale az do
sud sc talk nestalo."
Mdze tudiz, die nejposled-
nejsiho rozhodnuti nejvyssiho
soudu, prestupnik prohibice
byti potrestan die narodniho
j statniho prohibicnfho zako.
ma.
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SENAT RSKEHO SVOB. STATU.

Dublin IL. prosince. - Seanad ereann, ci horni sne
paramentu rskeho Svobodneho Satu byl sorgano
van dnes zvoenm Dr. George Sgersona profesora bologe
universite Dublnske prozamnim predsedou sozenm
pfisahy loyalty senatory Stay predseda bude usanoven
Ultra die pfitomnch panI Prni senatorial ez soza pfi
sahu byla hrab9nka Desaova Predseda Cosgrave osat
nj clenove kabinetu pfihlizeh temto obfaddm.
Belfast, II. prosince. Vojsko Svobodneho Satu W.
pravilo nevetsm moznym spechem do Sligo sobotn
vexer aby zabr&nio uchvaceni radnce repubkany, ke
pfcoh sr4ze po zah&jeni selby budovu die sd9ens.
ez doso do Belfasu Sligo dnes Behem boe jenz
pouta eden dobrovolnk vojsku Svobodneho sau byl
zabit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

Washington, IL. prosince.-
DalSi rozhodnutf We, veci wy
tmahani prohibice, bylo vydano
dnes nejvyssfm soudem Spoje-
nych StatI. Stalo sc to We We
ci odvolani muz1, kteri pro po-
ruSeni prohibice byli pokuto-
vani ma statnfm i federalnim
soudu, o cemz jejich pravnf "a
stupci tvrdili, ze Jest to ne
dstavnf, jezto byli dvakrate
souzeni pro tentyz precin.
Soud rozhodl vsak, ze We We
ci takove oba soudy, statni fe
deralni, mohouv potrestati pro
tentyz prestupek. Ulozenf tre-
stu statnim soudem nedava 0b-
zalovanemu immunitu pred u
lozenim trestp pro tentyz pre-
stupek federalnim soudem, jest
stanovisko zaujate nejvyssim
soudem.
Rozhodnuti soudu bylo W.
dano v prfpade odvolani Arthu
ra Magriniho a ctyr spoluobza-
lovanych, kteTf byli obzalova-
nj ma federalnim distriktnfm
soudu We state Washington 2
= Guly pGspf xsnf 3u1llll
ctvf lihovin a operovanf desti-
lacnfho aparatu.
Jejich tvrzenim bylo, ze
stejna zaloba byla vznesena
proti MIN ma krajskem soudu
okresu Whatcom, Washington,
statnim tribunalu byli poku-
tovani kazdy po $3.50 ma pet
bodI zaloby. We SVEN odvo-
lanf k nejvySsimu soudu sna-
zili Sc dok&zati, ze jejich dvoji
potrestanf pro tentyz pfetih.
.iedno die narodniho prohibic-
niho zakona a druhe die stat
niho prohibicniho zakona, zna
menalo dvoji odsouzeni pro
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NABADA KU SJEDNOCE-
NOSTI.

Lyon4L Francie, IL. prosin-
ce. Marsal Ferdinand Foch pre-
rusil dlouh& mlteni, uvoliv Sc
prosloviti fec pfi odhaleni va
letnkho pomnfku zde. 'Vzkaz
mrtvych k zivym jest 'Ptejete-
Ii 81 3vft41i1, ei1ite, CO my jsrne
tinili - bud'te sjednoceni, "
pravil. >,
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"FARMAk" CLEMENcEAU.


Chscaeo, I e pr6sihcss.. 80
Georges Cleme1lcead, mluve
jako "farmaf Flancie" k far
marIm Ameriky, dnes vybizel
je, ahy pozadovali znova vstou
peni Ameriky do evropskych
zaleztostf, nejenom jako po-
vinnost sv6domi, ale jake do
bry obchodni tab.
"Osaanoceni," zvolal, eco
znamena osamocenf pro vas?
Vite, co to znamenalo pri vasi
posledni psenicne drod6 - vi
ce psenice nez Amerlka mohla
spotrebovati, s ni1kymi cenam,
re nevedeli jste, co delati. V
ten cas-, hdy vase ceny byly do
lie, RuSko a Rakousko, N9mec-
ko Francie byly hladovy a
nemohly jfsti, ponevadz memo
hly platiti."
Nemohly platiti nasledkem
neurovnanych pomerd v Evro.
pc, coz die tvrzenf Clemence-
au-ova jest vinou toho, ze Spo-
jene Staty odesly 2 Eropy, a.
niz by pomahaly We vymahani
mirove smlouvy. Clemenceau
mluvil asi pred 800 delegaty
ma sjezdu Federace farmar-
skych spolkI. 0dpoledne ode
jel ma zvlaSmim vlaku do New
Yorku, kan prijede v 1:43 v
1tery odpoledne. We sTedu v
poledne vypluje do sve vlastl
ma parniku Paris. Ultra pro.
slovi v New Yorku svoji posle-
dni fec v Aimerice.
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KONFERENCE PREMIERE ODROCricyn.,
ZKUSf TO OPETNE v PARlzI
20 NOVEM ROCE.
AMERlKA MA PRY BYTI POzADANA o SKRTNUTf
FRANCOUZSKEHO DLUHU.

Londyn H. prosince. - Spoenecke mocnosi zdaj
vzhze dnes vecer ku Spojenym Satdm jako posledn
deli aby zabraniy tvae roztrzce dohode Will valecnym
nahradam, nchz zadn6mu dorozumeni nedoslo ondyn
ske konferenci.
Pres lfedni vysv6tlovan rozhodnut pokraGova dis
kussich Paz spojenecn premier po dennim rokovanf
shedava, re nemohou shodnouti oazce reparac Od
rocen do ledna zda b pouze pokus oddaeni oci
vidne nevyhnutene rozrzky spoenecke sjednocenos
NJ. Poincare vrah do Pafize Ultra rano reparacnm
probemem tax daeko cd rozust6n ako kdyz pel paek
vecer acko eho odhodanf pozadovati casecne obazen
Ruhru dceem vybirani ca nevce prispeo nezdaru p
tomneho vyednavani 5V
Jest dos dobre informovanych Francouzl keri nevef
France pIde tax daeko kyby prece odhodala jed
natl amostatne Pornsku, pokada vice pravdspo
dohne ze Xelka Rrtanie ucina by iese iednu nabdku
Ia mohla by mi formu navrhu Veka Branie seva by
Franci cey jeff duh kdyby zeme tato upusa cd vojen
skych krok1 Tez poada mozne rancouzsych kru
zich re Veka Brane mohla by ucin dotaz presidenta
Hardinga mez nynejskem aednem, zdal Spoene Staty
byy by hotovy umozn urovn&ni reparacnho probemu
ropskeho sknutm ancouzskeho duhu neb asp0 vstoupe
MIN do konference kde teto otazce bylo by jednano
Moznos ze Spojen& Saty voiy by Ike skrtnut fancoux
skeho duhu pokada pfitomn9 vem vsdasnou. acko
isss sS;ss'sssas IS 49, a;Sss ~
tckeho dluhu.
Premierove jsou vsak pripraven jedna otazce mezi
spojeneckych duhd bez Spojenych Sa bylo nadhozeno
ze Velka Brtanie bya by ochoa ktnou lpln francouz
sky duh kdyby krokem tim mohlo by prvodeno obnoveri
hospodarskeho zvota pevnne evropske
ziti vsech vojenskych krok1.
Pr tom vsak muscle by byt ucineno nejake dorozumeni
se Spojenymi Staty vzhledem ku brtickemu dluhu.
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no nmfstiti ma panstvi asi $50
kolonisth, jimz je k ruce 60
obytnych stavenf a diva dvoryI
8 hospodafskymi budovami.
800 katastralnfch jiter lesa
zdstane spolecnym majetkem
kolonie. v obci Eberhardu,
kde jest dosud jen skola ma
d'arska, bude zfizena skola slo
venska. Dosav&dni dfednici
panstvf, zsm9d9lstf d9lnfci cd
prod&vajfcfho, z polovice cd
kupujicfch to 5000 az $4,000
Kc podle po6tu let ma panstvi
ztravenych, nebo dostanou MI
sto penez pozemky. z .celko-
We winery je jiz oseto ozimy
$50 kat. Utter. Ostatni pozem-
ky budou obdel&vati ma iafe
iiz slovenstf kolonist&, vr&tiv-
81 sc z Ameriky. Eberhard.
ktery dostame nynf asi sloven-
ske jmeno, bude po. Dolnfch
Zemberovicich, kde je Al anne
rickych kolonistd q po Stare
Diale, kde Slovensk& liga opa-
tfila pddu 33 Slow&k1 mz Anne
riky, tfeti kolonii slovensktch
repatriantd 2 Ameriky ma Slo-
vensku. o osudu z&mku v
Eberhardu nebylo dosud roz-
hodnuto.
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REz PHI NASTOLENf POLSKEHO
PRESDENTA.

Varsava, IL. prosnce = Vyrznosti pf nichz doslo ku
zrat9 dskych zvota poraneni mnoha osob, shy pfi
nastoen Gabriela Narutowcze presidentem Poka dnes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-01-26

have kniea ~ rm sorry about it;
7 wasn't particularly anxious 10 end
your ice PISS d BAD 70 BE- done
Tie German hardly conscious 81
what ~ had said owing % the palm IN
hi- arn was funtlcsily kicking tie
End luafi's les sin hound 70 the
eha hut tie iron grip on his wrists
never siackeued. And then quite sud
denig eaue the end Win one dread
ful euruisire heave the German
iersea h'nseif free. ard fell doubled
M rs the aoor Fascinated. they
uatelsl hin WrithIng a1d twisting.
unit - last ~ lay sflu Tie
Pa - was dead
~What was that blowUiue AFFAIR."
Grief Sinclair haarselV
~Tbe thing hey tried 70 finish me
win O paris last night answered
Hugh grizzly. taxing q knife OUT Of his
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-01-26
THREE.

Even in his widest dreams Hugh
had never imagined such a wonderful
opportunity. To be In complete pos
session Of the house. with strong
forces at his beer and call, was a state
Of affairs which rendered him almost
speechless.
keep your guns handy" whispered
Hugh. sWe1l draw each room In
turn TN we find the girl"
But they we're not 70 be put 70 50
much trouble. Suddenly door oppo-
site opened. and The man who had
been guarding PHYLLIS Benton peered
out susplclously. IFS Jaw fell and p
look of aghast surprise spread over
his face as he saw the four men IN
front II him.
Hugh stepped past him and was
smiling AZ the girl who with e little
CRY Of joyful vendaf had risen from
her chair
aYour face. boy she Whispered. as
he took her IN hls arms. REGARDLESS -
tie others. -'your poor old face On
that brute. Lakineton r.
he lauehed gently. ard Tor NO
ment she chung 70 him. unmifiaia e q
how he bad got TO her. giorSins ei'ly
10 the fact ahat b. bad. i seemed 70
her that there vas. nothing which %.
wonderful man ~ hers couldn't nan
nre. and now. hflndlv trusting Sc
waited 10 be tod shat 70 do Tie
uleh.mare was over Hugh Wa WIN
her
-Are there any car outsidef- Hugh
turned t. the American
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And. - b. watched me Germans
INDIGESTION IiHgh's forehead grew
damp sifh sueaf Would he undo
tie ropei Would greed conquer eau.
flpnf
A, last the Boche made 20 his mind
and sent behind the chair Hugh
FER him fuubilng with the rope. and
dashed AZ urgent ls.ok " caution Of
The other two
~You'd better be careful. Heinrich. .
be remarked. -iiiat none ~ the others
see ~ sou might have 20 share"
The German ceased undolng the
knot snd grunied The English swine
had moments u brightness, and he
went over and closed the door Then
d. resumed the operation Of untying
the rope and. since Il was performed
behind the chair he was in no position
10 see the l0og on Drumm0nd's face
only the two spectators could see
thar and they had almost ceased
breathing IN their excitement. That
: he had a plan they knew what II was
they could not even guess
Az last the rope FEN clear and the
German sprang back
"Put the case on the table. he cried.
having NOT the slightest intention Of
coming within range Of those formld-
able arms.
Certainly not. said Hugh. until
you undo my legs. Then YOU shall
have IL
Quite loosely he was holding the
case 10 one hand; but the others,
watching his face. saw that II was
strained and tense.
First ] the notes must have The
German stroye TO speak conversation
ally. but all the time he was creeping
nearer and nearer TO the back Of the
chair Then your legs undo, and
YOU may go"
AlgS's warning cry rang out stimuli
taneously with the lightning dart OF
the Boche's hand as he snatched al the
clgarette-case over Drummond's shout.
der. And then Drummond laughed
low. triumphant laugh II was the
move ne had been hoping for, and the
Germans wrist was held fast in his
vise-like grip His plan had sue
ceeded
And LonGworth and Sinclair, who
had seen many things I'm their lives.
the remembrance Of which will be with
them TIL their dying day. had never
seen and are never likely 10 see any.
thing within measurable distance of /
what they saw Ia the next few min
,tes Slowly ineXnrably. the Germans /
arm was being twisted. while he ut. /
tered gasping cries, and beat impo- /
tently at Drummond's head with his |
free hand. Then at last there was a
dun crack as he arm broke. and
scream 81 pain, as he lurched round |
The chair and stood helpless in front
Of the soldier who still held the Gig
arctic ease IN his left hand.
They saw Drummond open the Gig
arctic ease and take from II what
looked Ike tube of wood Then he
felt in his pocket and took out
matchbox containing a number OF
long tllin splinters. And, having fitted
one ~ the splnters into the tube he
put the other end in his mouth.
With quick heaye they saw him
jerk the German round and catch his
arm with his free left hand.
And the Two bound watchers looked at
Hugh's eyes as he stared at the moan
ing Boche. aud saw that they were
hard and merciess
There Was a sharp, whistling hiss,
and the splinter flew from the tube
into the Germans face. II hung from
his cheek, aud even the ceaseless move
lnent of his head failed to dislodge
Il.
81 have broken your arm, Boche."
said Drummond at length, "and now |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-01-26

When baby suffers with Group. apply
and give Dr.. Thomas Eclectic Oh Al
onee. Safe FOR children. A little goes
8 long way. s0c and COO, a. all drug
stores. Advertisement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Rotary Club Has
Real Treat Today

The Rotarians enjoyed all un.
usual treat at their MONDAY meet
ing today when ". L. Bradford
who was director OF music in the
army camps during the world war.
sang several selections himself
aud had the Rotary Club sing a
number CT songs. Mr.. BradfoFd's
rendition of "old Black Joe" was
especially pleasing. Mr.. Bradford
represent sthe Community Service
Of New York and will be In Fair.
mont for several DAYS.
Il. T. Cunningham and W. II,
Spedden were appointed 2. commit
toe to meet With committees from
the chamber OF commerce and
varluMs other organizations for the
purpose OF planning ways and
means Of relieving the shortage
e houses.
NJ L.. Brown made report Of
tho entertainment given by the
Rotary club to the boys at the
state school at Prunty town.
Charlie Robb. vice president Of
the club presided in the absence
Of President Hugh Carr.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

crop reports from the southwest.
Opening quotations which varied
from IA to Is up, with May III Ii
70 5.S and July 10l to IL were fol.
lowed With a slight general set back
and then by rise Gil around to we'll
above yesterdays finish.
Corn aud oats held within mar.
row limits. After opening unchang.
ed to S.S lower, May SO IA to half,
the market recovered a tribe.
Oats started unchanged to 1.S0
Ia higher, May 81 IA to 3.S and
remalned near to the initial figures,
Higher quotations on hogs gave
some ftrmness to provisions.
Subsequently. the market eased
on because Of scattered selling
which found support lacking, but
improved demand from MIllers con.
stituted a strengthening at the last.
Prices closed firm, x to X net
higher with May 1177s to 113 and
July 101A to u, Later there was
considerable pressure from cash
houses hedging against purchases
to arrive. The close was unsettled,
May, Ssh to 5SM@A. Wheat,
May, HIS July, 101A. Corn,
May, b3hs; July, 54&. Oats, May,
SSA; July 3S%,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Few Predict the
Outcome Of Pact
rBy Associated Press1

LONDON, Jan. Sew English
newspaper correspondents in Dub.
lin venture predictions as to the
outcome of canon De Valera's sud
denly announced plan to amend the
Irish peace treaty, but all record
the nmazement caused by his &C.
tion, and the doubts arising from
1t. They generally agree that en-.
trance OF this new factor has great
ly altered the situation and that
the action Of the Dali cannot be
predicted.
Some writers avoid any comment
on Mr.. De valera's move while 9TH
ers characterize It variously as a
change In his position to align him.
self with the extreme Republicans,
the last throw OF the leader Of n
lost cause, an attempt to evade the
alternative Of accepting or reject.
ing the treaty en.bloc, a fight for
his own political existence, or an
attempt to wreck the treaty.
One says It improves the pros.
pect Of quickly ending the suspense
regarding the fate Of the treaty.
while another declares, II docn.
ment number 8 is admitted as an
amendment, debate OF the treaty
may be extended beyond present
expectations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
Wills Wins Case
In Court Today

At 2 O'Clock this afternoon a
circuit court jury returned yer.
diet in favor OF the. plaintiff in
the extent OF $500 in the case Of
Thomas ". Wells versus the
county court Of Marion county.
Mr. Wells was suing for, alleged
injuries he received when he fell
off the abutment OF a bride on
the county road between this city
and Fairview near Basnettsville.
The suit had been tried several
times in court prior to the pres
ent trial. Acting on behalf OF the
county John w. Mason, assistant
prosecuting attorney, made the u.s.
ual motion to set aside the yer.
dict.
The case OF Lawrence e. Sands,
executor versus Edward F. Hol-
bert was neGt called and a Jury to
hear the testimony. In the case was
being empaneled late this after.
noon