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"WORSE THAN PAIN"
Louisiana Lady Says She Has "Nev-
er Found Anything Better Than
Cardui for a Rundown
Condition.

Morgan City, Lat would be hard
for me to tell how much benefit | have
derived from the use of Cardui," said
Mrs. !. @. Bowman, of 1919 Front Street.
this city.
81 was so rundown In health | could
hardly 20. | was thin. | had no
appetite. Could not rest or sleep we'll.
Twas 90 weak, and so very nervous, |
was no pleasure to myself.
81 suffered some pain. but the worst
of my trouble was from being SO weak
and easy to get tired and out Of heart.
''This nervous condition was worse
than pain.
"Some one told me Of CarduI. and
decided to use II.
"After using a few bottles. regained
my strength. wasn't 50 nervous, and
began to eat and sleep, and grew
stronger and was soon well.
81 nave never found anything bette!
for 4 run down condition"
II you suffer as this Louisiana lady did
YOU, too, should find Cardm helpful foi
your troubles.
Get bottle Of Cardui, today. NC-i@4
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Approximately $1,000,0OO has been
spent by the United States govern
nient during the last year in develop
ing poisonous gases for military pur-
poses.
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A wealthy Japanese, owning ITO
houses In one quarter Of Tokayo has,
according to report, offered to sell
these houses to his tenants on the in
atallment plan, the renters to pay
double their present rent for five
years, at the end of which period they
are to own their own homes.
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> Automobile fuel and various oils
for the paint trade are now being pro-
duced from New Zealand's zaurigum
deposits.
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The vicar of St. Keverne, in Corn
wall, England, found vestment chest
cf Spanish workmanship, 800 or 400
years old, in load of firewood deliv-
cred to him.
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Wooden Goods Require
Great Care in
Cleaning

We have been very successful In
cleaning woolen goods and other
heavy fabrics-you can profit by our
experience. We stsrilize every piece
with live steam and drive out all dust
and dirt. Why take chances on hav
ing your suit clicked up and scorch.
ed by the old way? Phone 167 and
dust proof motor cycle will call and
deliver anywhere. Special attention
to parcel post. Agent for two larg,
est dive houses In the South.
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The Don Pedro dam on the Tuo-
!umme river, in California, will be
the highest dam of its type in the
world. The engineers expect to COM
nlcte it by next February.
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r'arkable in herschlraetsr. but SIMPLY
to the song composed by the man she
threw over, and more particularly to
the air 10 which In latsr jdays, that
song has been sung."--Dr. Henry E.
4arman, in Dallas News.
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q Alexander Ferguson, husband of
-.Annis laurie. was one Of the coun-
Ivy gentlemen who showed devoted
allegiance to King William against
the Stuarts and represented the
Dumries burgs In parliament from
19t5 to.f722.o He and his, wife lived
happily together, having two SONS and
two daughters. The wife survived her
husband many years, says a writer.
She had been the lady bountiful of
Nithsdale, and in her iatsr years was
. notable gossip and matchmaker. 1t
was 1nder her direction that the pres
ent mansion house Of Craigdarroch
MAS built, and q relic OF, her, taste Is
presetwed In the formal Georgian
gardens at the back. One Of the wind
ing paths Still bears her name. The
portrait. Of her. hangs In the dining
room at Maxwefton. a4r'
An emipest Scotch author, writing
about the famous Maxwelton house,
says:
"Maxwslton. House, the home of
Annie Laurie, enjoys any notoriety
which It may possess not from its
antiquity, for there are many older
|hoassAs even sins this pam of scotland; /;
rot from any pecnliSrity 81 structure;
not from any part II has played In
history. but solely from It's aasocistion
with TIE natns o. Anttie laurie. And
that lady owes her fame not to any
accident Of birth, or to anything re-
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"Annie Laurie"

Song writing and romance have al
ways. gone hand in hand together
Back Of all great love songs is some
individual who served as tie inspira-
ton. That individual may have had
nothing to do with song making and
yet became its direct cause. A great
iove> stirsT some heart, in the back
ground hides q beautiful face, or
charming personality, and out Of
these come the melody which stirs
, world Of music lovers.
: "Annic Laurie" is one of the old
favorites-,a song which has lived ard
grown in popularity for generations
back. 1t is song which never grows
old. The mother sang it as lullaby
to her baby girl. In after years the
grown up young lady sings 1t to her
lover and after to- her own children.
Its popularity never wanes and this
Is the surest sign of songs fixed
place in the world of music.
The words were written by William
Douglas Of Scotland and the music by
Lady John Scott. The original Annie
Laurie was not fanciful vision of a
dreamer poet, but was the daughter
Of Robert Laurie, Baronet of Max
welten. Perhaps, on account of her
position in life, the father did not
look with favor upon the love of Viii
Piiasa ID Ddnslas for, his daughter and she
Eeing of an 6bsdient turn of mind
Nsoisad not marrytagainst her fathers
pSsiAhes. SoneihAye said she was Of a
tBtttAtious turns fsmind and east her
First lover over In b moment of7jeal-
ESpS xSfvor.
4ttliam DcselAs could iove.witA all
(tHS3ervor Of hf6xkAee, but q SstSfusal
|s.&ahih suit didsnoea break bis aeart.
ETh2fSfore, whetisths obedient or hckle
Winnie turned Mnh down he went forth
m search Of another and soon found
|;hcf, sbut not. until sitter he had writ.
ten the song which immortalized both
himself and his first sweetheart.
"Hegdid not lay him down and die" !"
says a writer He did not even pine
away in sorrows Of celibacy. Instead,
be- made a runaway marriage with
one Betty Clark Of Glenboig, in Gal
loway, who bore him four sons and
TWO, daughters. His poetic fire must
have cooled down, for we have M lyric
descriptive of the swan-like neck and
tother features of Betty Clark. Possi-
bly, Betty could not compete in beauty
with her rival; possibly the braes of
Blenboig were not so "bonnie" as the
braes of Maxwelton.
x The original song for which the
music was written by Lady Scott fol-
lows:
Marvellous braes are bonnie
Where early falls the dew,
And twas there that Annie Laurie
Gave me her promise true.
Her brow is like the snowdrift
Her throat is like the swan,
: Her face it,is tire fairest
That e'er the sun shone on
Like dew on tn gowan lying
Is the fa' Of her fairy feet
Like winds In the summer signing
Her voice is low and sweet.
And she's all the world to me
And but for, Annie Laurie
ia lay mo doom and dee.
q Alexander Ferguson, husband Of
Annie Laurie. was one Of the coun-
Ivy gentlemen who showed devoted
allegiance to King William against
the Stuarts and represented the
Dumries burgs in parliament from
1916 tosf722.7 He and his wife lived
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

mfchanf jedu, o tom jsou pouhe
dohady. Pravi Sc, ze Sir Hor-
wood dbal pfisne discipliny a
jest moznost, re jednalo Sc o
mstu nektereho zrizence, je-
muz bylo die jeho pfesvedceni
ukrivd6no; jinou theorii jest,
re bylo to sosnovano gamblery
ma konskych dostizich, proti
nimz policie zacala prisne "a
krocovati a konecne Sc to svalu
je ma bolseviky. Toto vsak jsou
pouhe dohady a mic jisteho ne
nj znamo. Pravf Sc, ze jed, je-
hoz Sir Norwood pozil, byl smr
tici rostlinny jed. Take Sc po-
ukazuje, ze komisar snad jim
de jej pozil nezli We Scotland
Yark a ze byl to druh jedu,
ktery zacne p1sobiti teprve "a
delsf dobu po pozitl.
Die tvrzeni jednoho casopi-
su zdejsiho, jenz pry ma infor
mace primo ze Scotland Yard,
komisar byl otr&ven cokolado-
vymi cukrovinkami, ktere by
ly mu poslany postou.
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POD PANlAlMsKOU
vLAJkpU.

New York, Ia listopadu.-
Americkf lodi pfijimaji cizi
zapis, aby Sc vyhnuly rozhod-
mutt Daugherty-ho, zakazujl-
cimu voziti lihoviny We vsech
vodach. Atlanticke parniky
Resolute a Reliance, diva z nej-
v6tsfch parnfkd nyni plujicich
pod americkou vlajkou mezi a.
merickymi a evropskymi pri-
stavy, budou prvni, jez zmeni
vlajky k tomu 1eelu. Prijmou
Panamsky zapis, tax ably mo-
hly vysluhovati lihoviny SOU
t6ziti 8 cizimi parniky.
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NACELNfK SCOTLAND
YARDU OTRAVEN.
Londynsky policejni koinisaf
We vaxnem nebezpeSi po poziti
jedu.

Londyn, 10. listopadu. Komi
SAT londynske policie, Sir Will
liam Norwood byl otraven We
sve kancelari v proslulem Scot
land Yard, sidle anglickeho de
tektivniho uradu. Onemocnel
vcera odpoledne, kdy Sc chy-
stal ma banket u lord mayora
londynskeho a zprvu Sc mysle-
10, ze Sc jednalo o zachvat sr-
decni vady. Avsak dnes vecer
uredni oznamenf, re byl otra-
ven, bylo vydano. Uni:
"Bylo nyni made vsechnu po-
chybnost zjist6no, ze nemoc,
kterou Sir William Norwood,
komisaf policie, trpi, byla pri-
vodena tim, re pozil jedu ma.
michaneho bud do nejakeho
pokrmu neb napoje. Phvod te-
hoz Jest pro pritomnou dobu
neznam."
Norwood jenom o vlas w.
vail zivotem a dluzno dekova.
ii rychlemu dostaveni Sc til le.
kafl a jejich energickym kro-
klm, ze prezil noe. ZIstal We
sve kancelari We stavu pills kri
tickem, nez ably mohl byti pre-.
vezen do nemocnice, ale zota.
vii Sc do rama do te miry, ze
mohl byti do nemocnice dopra.
ven. Jest nadeje ma 1pln@ u.
zdravenf.
Kdo jest zodpoveden "a ma.
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CLEMENCEAU MA CESTE
DO AMERIKY.
Jeho u6elem jest pisobiti k
lepSimu porozumsni mezi Fran
eli = Spoj. St&ty.

Pariz, 10. listopadu. Dfiv6j-
81 premier Clemenceau, jenz
vypluje Ultra do Spojenych Sta
til ma osobni missi, jejfmz ice.
lem jest docfliti zlepsenf We
vztazich franko-americkych,
ztravil vecer loucenim Sc {
prateli, kteff dostavili sc do je-
no maleho domu pfat mu st'ast
nou cestu a zdar v jeho podni.
kH.
Pres svdj vysoky vek, Gle.
menceau byl pin zivota a netr.
peliv, aby uz byl ma parniku
Paris.
"Well, jsem hotov pro Anne.
ricany," pravil zastupci Sdru,
zen@ho tisku. "Toto jest veil.
ka udalost v mem zivote, ale
doufam il pfeziti pres znamt
pohostinstvf Americana. Pred
mym odjezdem do New York;
rad bych vid6l, aby America.
ne porozum9li GGeli me cesty
Pfedn9 hodl&m mluviti anglic'
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z IRSKYCH BOJU.


Dublin, 10. listopadu. -
Diva civilist6 byli zabiti, kdyz
ifstf powstalci zanesli valku do
Dublina dnes. Obyvatele "a
tarasili sve obchody a domo-
Wy, talk ze to vypadalo jako "a
velikonoGni revoluce v r. 1916.
Vojsko Svobodneho Statu, je-
hoz vddcove pred n9kolika
dny prohlaSovali, ze republika-
mi jsou v koncfch, v odvetu pro
ii n&jezdnfktm znieilo povsta-
lecky hlavnf stan v Suffolk po
6estihodinnA bitve.
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SULTAN NEMfNf VZDAn Sc TRONU.
OPUSTEN PAL LACOVYM CARDAMI.
DOUFA v POMOC SPOJENCU.
TVRDl, zE ANCORSKA VLADA NETLUMOCl SMY.
SLENf MOSLEMSKEHO SVETA.

Cafihrad, 10. listopadu. -
Turecky sultan jest vydan ma
milost a nemilost nacionalistn,
kdyby Sc rozhodli udefiti ma
jeho palac a unesti jej, jak pry
zamyslejf.
Jeho vlastni palacova gar.
da pfeSla ku KemalovcIm a
dostava Sc mu nyni pouze O.
chrany spojeneckeho vojska,
ktera vSak mnoho neznamena.
Dopisovatel Sdruzeneho tisku,
kdyz navstivil dnes palac, ma
sci pouze diva muze ma strait.
Uvnitf palace sultan jest OBJ
klopen sedmi v6rnymi eunu-
chy, kteri zdstavaji u neho
dnem noci.
Pravi Sc, ze sultan hodla O.
bratiti Sc formalne ma spojen-
ce o ochranu, ale tito mohli by
pfedejiti moznemu najezdu
nacionalistd jedine tehdy, kdy
by prohlasen byl vojensxy "a.
kon.
Sir Horace Rumbold, britt.
Icky vysoky komisar a gen,
Pelle, vysoky komisar Francie,
lbyli temi jedinymi navstevni
ky v palaci ode dne rozhodnu'
II Angorske vlady minuly ty
den nenxn&uati 4sllltknouu tsstE
skou moe. Vdci svym pirate
lIm vyjadril Sc sultan, ze zdsts
ne ma trInu, Leo by byl sesa'
zen nasilim. Zaujima stano.
visko, ze narodni shromazd6.
nj " Angore netlumoci smysle.
nj moslemskeho sveta a tudiz
jest bez pravomoci zm6niti po'
'staveni nastupcI Mohamedo.
vych, kteii Sc tesili pine svet.
ske a duchovni moci po vice
nez 1000 rokl.
Nejv6tSi zd9seni zavlada me
ri cleny sultanovy domacnosti.
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ri. HARDINCOVA MUzE
JIz CHODITI.


Washington, 10. listopadu.
Stav pi. Hardingove, manzel-
ky presidenta, zlepsil Sc do t@
mfry, ze mohla jiz povstati s
loze a uciniti n3kolik kroki,
oznamil dnes jeji lekar, DIR.
Sawyer. Posledni diva tydny
bylo pi. Hardingove dovoleno
posed6ti chvili dvakrate den
ne a nyni jiz mdze dojfti cd
postele k zidli. Jest nad9je,
ze nynf stav jeff Sc bude rychle
lepsiti.
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OBzALOVANY z OTRAVE.
Nj MANzELo.

Chicago, 10. listopadu. OBJ
vineni z vrazdy bylo dnes vzne
seno ma Tillie Klimkovou a Mel
lie Sturmerovou, jez byly We
zn9ny po n9kolik dnf behem
hem koronerova vysetfovani
smrti tfi byvalych manzel6
Klfmkov@ a zesnul6ho manzela
Sturmerove. Mrtvoly on9ch
muzd byly vykop&ny a kdyz We
vnitfnostech nalezeny byly
stopy po arseniku, forrn&lnf OBJ
zaloby z vrazdy n&sledovaly.
Klfmkova jest z&roven DIVINE
ma z pokusu otr&venf sveho NY
n6jsfho manzela, jenz lezf Y ne
mocnici q jest m&lo nad3je ma
jeho zachr&nenf.
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PRESIDENTOVO PkANl
ZDARU CESKOSLOV.
REPUBLICE.

(F. l.. l. S. - Dne %. fij-
ma, tedy v den prohlaseni me-
odvislosti Ceskoslovenske Re-
pubhky zaslal president Spoje-
nych StatG Warren G.. Hard
ing kabelogram presidentovi
Ceskoslovenske Republiky a
zneni jeho bylo nasledujici:
His Excellency
Thomas G. Masaryk,
President of the Czecho-
slovak Republic,
Prague.
ION this anniversary Of the
establishment of Czecho-Slova-
kia as an independent state
take genuine dpleasnTe sins ext
ending to Your Excellency, in
the name of the United States
hearty Fluctuations and best
wishes for the continued peace
and increased prosperity OF
your Country, and for Your
Excellency's personal welfare
and happiness.
(Signed)
Warren G. Harding.
V ceskem prekladu blaho-
prani to Uni:
Jeho Excellence >
Tomasi G. Masarykovi,
Presidentu Csl. Republiky,
Praha.
We vyroci zalozeni Ceskoslo
venske Republiky jako neodvi-
sleho statu s uprimnym pote-
senfm posilam Vast Excellence
jmenem Spojenych Stat1 srdec-
ne prani zdaru a nejlepsi pra-
nj v zajmu uchovani miru a
zvySovaneho blahobytu VAST
vlasti a v zajmu VAST Excellen-
ce osobniho zdaru a spokoje-
nosti.
(Podpis)
Warren G.. Harding
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q ZENY ZVOlENY
DO URADU.

Columbus, o., 10. listopadu
Pri 1ternfch volbach A zeny
uchazely Sc v Ohiu o zvoleni
do rlznych lradd. vetsinou o.
kresnich a z tech % byly zvo.
leny. Jsou to: Pi. Rothrock.
ova, pokladnik, okres Fayette
Amelia Waddellova, klerk, o.
kres Fayette; pi. Eugenia Ro.
.sa, listovni, okres Muskingum
Mary Geiser, klerk, okres Fair
field; pi. Brown Ketteringova,
klerk, okres Delaware; pi. H
Mosfordova, listovni, okres
Clermont; Ella Sites, listovni,
okres Lawrence; pf. Elizabeth
McGrath, listQvni, okr, Athens
pi.--Masss Rodgers, 7itorni .,
-kres Jackson; Edna E. Easter,
listovnf, okres Highland; Ruth
Sprague, listovni, okres Wash
ington; pi. Catherine D. Tho.
mas, klerk, okres Washington
Magde West, listovni, okres
Ross; jeanette Smith, listovnf,
okres Stark; Mary A. Ruggless
pokladnik, okres Ashtabula
Edith Currell, klerk, okres Co.
shocton; Emma j. Pike, po-
kladnik, okres Columbiana
Mabel Marsh, klerk, Elyria ;
Ann Davies, listovni, okres HUI
ron; pi. Jennie S. Bowman, Ii
stcvni, okres Medina; Irene
Nance, klerk, okres Harrison.
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yEsNlcE DoslpvEM 81
- NATORA.
Springfield, O., 10. list,

Springfield, O., 10. listopa.
du. Yellow Springs, domov
Simeona D. Fessa, jenz zvolen
byl senatorem Spojenych Sta
til v 1tery, tvrdi, ze jest tou
nejmensi vesnici We Spojenych
Statech, ktera Sc mdze pochlu-
biti, ze jest domovem spolko-
veho senatora. Yellow Springs
cita pouze 1900 obyvateld.
Atlee Pomerene, porazeny Fes-
sem, telegrafoval sve blahopra
nj prvn9 zmin9nemu dnes.
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"MRAVNf" POMOC
TURECKU.

Riga, 10. listopadu. - So
vetske Rusko nabfdlo mravnf
pomoc Turecku v pffpade val
ky proti spojencim, avsak ma
znacilo, ze Sc neminf vojensky
podileti, sdeluje zprava obdr-
zena Moskvy dnes. Kema-
lovci zeptali Sc pry primo So
vetske vlady, zdali bude stati
pfi rusko-turecke vojenske
smlouve, kdyby doslo k valce.
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HROZNY POLAR MA
PARNlKU.

Sanghaj, 10. listopadu. -
Dive ste osob zahynulo pfi po-
z&ru ma rfcnfm parnfku Ia
Sing, jenz vozil cestujfci q
plodiny mezi Sanghajem a o.
strovem Tsungming pfi Isti fe-
XIV Yangtze. Parnfk zahn&n
byl ma m9lcinu We Whangpoo,
|blfze Sanghaje.
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zALUJE MEsTo o $2s.ooo.

Zapadni 18. ulici a Willow
dale ave. S. w. spojuje lavka
pro PEST, jez trpi ma seslost We
KEN a jest temer ma rozsypa-
nj. Pod pani Katerinou Rock
fordovou, 1929 zap. 18. ul. Sc
jednou prolomila shnila prkna,
COZ spisobilo il tax znacne IRA
n9n, ze hleda naplast' We vysi
$4,000, jak zni jeff zaloba
vcera u okresnho soudu poda-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

ky jak jsem schopen, dobrou
americkou anglicinou.
"To jest, kde Francie cinila
chyby v minulosti: zadny z je-
il zastupcd nemohl mluviti feci
zem6, kan byl poslan; ia ne.
hodlam mluviti francouzsky az
teprve po SVEN navratu.
"Ja hodlam mluviti o vsech
otazkach, jez jsou mezinarod.
nj a jez tykajf Sc kazd6 zeme
Sc svetovym postavenfm jake
Amerika, avsak nehodlam ffci
Americe, co by m9la ciniti.
"Ja hodlam Jim ffci, co my.
slim, CO vim. Oni mohou tiniti
sve vlastni zavery. Americana
jsou bystrf; oni miluji pravdu 9
ia Jim il feknu. ia znam Anne
ricany. Nam je rad. To mele
by uciniti mij 1kol snazsim.
s'Nemyslfm, ze Amerika 81 I
v6domuje svoji moe We sv9tl
dnes. Ona jest velikou made vst
pomysleni. ia jim feknu, jal
jsou mocni a jak dtlezitou tatt
moe jest budoucnosti sv9ta."
Clemenceau tuzil Sc pro svo
il americkou cestu. Chodil tt
hodiny denne q dbal peclivl
diety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
VOLSTEAD ZLE BIT.

st. Paul, Mimi, 10. listopa-
du. - Poslanec Albert j. Vol
stead re sedmeho kongresniho
minnesotskeho distriktu, autor
prohibicniho vymahaciho "a
kona, byl porazen rev. O. J.
Kvalem, neodvislym, vice nez
1880 hlasy vetsiny, bylo zji-
st9no sectenim hlasI z 1terni
volby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
VfROG SKONCEM SYETOVf VALKY.,
VENEc POLOzEN MA HROB Me-
ZNAMEHO vOJAKA.
PRATELE cTITELE WIlSONOVI PODNIKNOU
POUT "K DOMU MA ULICI".

Washington, IL. listopadu - Jednoduchost provazea
dnesnf osavu ttvrt@ho vyroci dne prmsn dne nsmz
president Harding SVEN provo1an narodu prohlas
znamena vt6zne vyvrchoen naseho n&roda
podilen zaleztostech sv3ta"
Ma rozdfl cd obradd mnuleho roku nichz zastupci
vladafG potentad nemocnesch narodi spoecn9 vzdava
poctu mrtvym Amerky jak sou nezname vo-
akd mala skupna opustla Billy Ddm dnes casne rano aby
poozila venec symboisujcf hold naroda pfmefi ma
robku onoho neznameho hrdny Narodnm hfbtove Ar
ngtonsk&m.
Malou uto skupnu tvofi president sekretaE valky
namofnctva ocekava ze zpsob osavy pamatneo
dne bude zachovan pro vsechna pfist leta.
Rovnez jednoduchou avsak zcela ne1rednho bude
na udalost dne navsteva skupny prate
nova ma uici Woodrow Wisona, vaecneho presidenta
naroda Toto bude souhasu zvykem, enz vznkl pred
rokem kdy nekolik tc muzd zen kdyz by vzda
nezname vojaku, s Wilsonovu domovu a osvedci 1ctu
v jake chovajf dffv6jsiho presdenta.
Zachovavani tohoto dne bude rizniti jednoivych
mistech avsak mnen presidenta ak jest je-
no poselstvi meo by vesti dvaham vztahu
ovym udalosem Celkem tyto slavno budou vyznaco-
vati ednoduchostf jako program zde.
Zvysujic vrelos jakou lid mas zachovava pfi-
mef president pravi SVEN provolan est dnkazem
ento den stane jednm pamatnych vyroc
enda jst6 zasluhue toho Hebo znac vyvrcho-
ssa nsAeeo nA1oda poded zalezOsh
Nechybime ucinime zachovavanf tohoto vyroci neje-
ornto roce avsak kazdem nasedujcich rokG pff-
ezitos dvaham nasem vztahu dcastenstvi Sir
sim podnkan jez tyka baha vseho cov9censtva ia
sm Re jsme 81 uvedom jako narod ze nem1zeme wy
hnou povinnostem zodpovednosem, casio svzenym
znym ako cast kterou musme platti sast-
ne pbuzenstvo ku bratrstvu narodd Pn povnnos bude
vzdycky nam samym ale tato povnnost nemize b MALE
zite splnena dzkoprsosti sobectvf'
Navsteva presdentova hfbitove Arlngtonskem bya
prvnfm ufednm cinem dne Provazen svymi vojenskymi
pobocniky zminenym dvema sekretar nichz kazdy mel
sve pobocnky, president opus Billy Ddm hodin maa
skupna jela temez ucemi imiz bral vekJ pohfebnf
prIvod neznameho vojaka pred rokem.
Blize hfbova ocekavala druznu eskorta jizdy kdyz
tam doea, zahrmel nedaleke Fort Meyer presdentsky
pozdrav Fl vystfed Ackol fedn skupna bya necetna,
zastupy idu putovay Narodnf hrbov Arngtonsy
to pamatny den :" t~asWs41D1Q
Navst6va domovu dffvejsiho presidenta Wsona jest
planovana odpoledne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
KING BYL PRECE
ZVOLEN.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 10.
listopadu. - Spolkovy senator
King, demokrat, mel dnes vet
sinu 739 hlasl mad republican
skym soupefem Ernestem Bam
bergrem, die podrobneho Sc
ctenf hlasd odevzdanych pri L.
|terni volb6.