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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-10
Los habitantes de Mexico
amenazadcs de guedar
sin aqua potable
TeIerrams Especial para Ia PRENSA"

TeIecrama Especial para Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXLCO, encro O.
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hacienda con gran actividad toda cla-
Sc de esfuerzos Il fin de conjurar el
peligro, que, en- el case de estai!ar, le
ocasicnaria irreparable danos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-10
SeseRta mil pesos para
las u;ctimas de Chiapas

Telcgrsna Especial pare "LA PRENSA".
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cados 20" las recientes inundaciones
en- el Estado de Chiapas. siendo ese
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SO hicicron con til objcto en- esta ca
pitaI Y en- otras poblacioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-10
Ell GOEiERNO DARA CE
REALES A LOS OSREROS De
FUEBlA Y LA lAGUNA

re;ccrarna Especial para LA PRENSA"
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de Puebla de IA region lagunera,
ha orderado que Sc les envien Cerea-
les otros articulos alimenticios pa
ra que sean distributes entire sus
familias a fin de mitigar sus nece-
sidades.
La repatriation Sc hara en- cada lu-
gar por medic &C las autoridades
que nombre Ia Sccretaria dc Gober-
naci0n.
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TOTAL s. E. u Q. .s592S.s1

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paldos de MADEIRA.
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cubiertas, asientos respaldos de
MADEIRA.
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Pasa a Pax.)
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TO ADVERTISERS

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know from him. You are my cousin, but you are going beyond the rights of blood. won't stand it-I won't stand it--from anybody"
 "I don't understand you, Barbara 1 don't know you. That last time 1t was Grey. you-and now" He paused and, in spite of herself. her eyes flashed toward the door. Frs. kline saw 1t, drew himself erect. bowed and strode straight out. Nor did the irony of the situation 80 much as cross his mind-that he should be turned from his own home by the woman he loved and to whom he had given that home. Nor did he look back-else he might have seen her sink. sObbing, to the floor.
 When he turned the corner of the house Barbaras old, mammy and Ephralm were waiting for him at tho kitchen door.
 "Ephraim," he said as he swung upon Firefly. you and nanny keep a close watch, and If I'm needed here, come for me yourself and come fast. "
 "Yassuh. Marse Grey is sutnly up to some devilmint no which side he tightin' fer. I got a gal Oveh on the aige O de Grey plantation an she tel me dat Marse Dane Grey don't wear dat white uniform all de time."
 What's that-what's that?" asked Erskine.
 "No, suh. She say he got an udder uniform, same as yOse. an he keeps 1t at her uncle Sam's cabin an she's seed him go dar in white an come out In our uniform. an al'ays at night. Marse Erskine-al'ays at night"
 The negro cooked his ear suddenly l:
 ''Take to. de woods quick, Marse Erskine. Horses comin' down the road" s-t
 But the sound of coming hootbeats had reached the woodSman's ears some seconds before the black man heard them, and already Erskine had wheeled away. And Ephraim saw Firefy skim along the edge of a blackened meadow behind its hedge of low trees.
 "Gawdl'' said the black boy, and he stood watching the road. A band of white.coated troopers was coming In a cloud of dust, and at the head of them rode Dane Grey.
 "Has Capt. Erskine Dale been here?" he demanded. @
 Ephraim had his own reason for being on the good side of the ques- tiOner, and did not even hesitate.
 "Yassuh-he jes' lef! Dar he goes now!" With a curse Grey wheeled his troopers. At that moment Firefy, with something like the waving. flight of bluebird, was leapipg the meadow fence into the woods. The black boy looked after the troopers dust. 4
 "Gawd!" he said again. with a grin that showed every magnificent tooth in his head. "Jest as we'll try to ketch streak O lightning" And quite undisturbed he turned to tell the news to old nanny. F.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-06

British colors. cased drums beating a significant English air:
 'Tie world turned topsyturvy."
 Lord Cornwallis was sick. General O'Hara bore my lords sword. As he approached. Washington saluted and pointed to General Lincoln, who had been treated with indignity at Charles ton. O'Hara handed the sword to Lincoln. Lincoln at once handed It back and the surrender was over. Between the lines the British marched on and stacked arms in a nearby field. Some of them. threw their muskets on the ground. and British colonel bit the hilt of his sword from rage.
 AS Tarleton's legion went by, three pairs of eyes watched eagerly for one face, but neither Harry nor Capt. Dave Yandeli saw Dane Grey-noY Id Erskina Dale.
 (Continued Next Week..
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yo' 'hoss? Gawd, Tsei sutnIy glad to see yuh." Ersktne pointed to an oak.
 "Rigl,t by that tree. Put him in the stable and feed him."
 The negro shook his head.
 "No. suh. I'll take de feed down to him. Too many redcoats messin' round heah. You bettah go in de back day-dey might see yuh."
 Wasn't one of those soldiers who just rode away MT. Dane GreyY"
 The negro hesitated.
 "Yassuh." .. s- ..I.,'...> :..
 "What's he doing in a British uni form"
 The boy shifted his great shoulders ,uneasily and looked aside. , Il don't know. suh-l don't know nuttin'."'
 Erskine knew he was lying, but re- spected his loyalty.
 "Go tell Miss Barbara I'm here and then feed my horse."
 "Yassuh." ... ..,..-
 Ephraim went swiftly. and Erskine followed along the hedge and through the rose bushes to the kitchen door.
 Barbara, standing in the hall door, way. heard his step.
 "Erskine!" she, cried softly, and she came to meet him, with both hands outstretched, and raised her lovely face to be kissed. What are you do- ing here?' -, 'T am on my way to join General Lafayette"
 Hut you will be captured. It is dan- gerOus. The country is full of British soldiers"
 "So I know" Erskine said dryly.
 'When did you get here?" ..
 twenty minutes ago. I would not have been welcome just then. wait ed in the hedge. I saw you had com. pany." ...,..-.F.n '+."Did you see themT she faltered.
 T even recognized one of them" Barbara sank into chair. her elbow on one arm, her chin in her hand, her face turned, her eyes looking outdoors. She said nothing, but the toe of her slipper began to tap the floor gently. There was no further use for indirec- tion or concealment. ',. ..';'-f
 Barbara" Erskine said with some sternness, and his tone quickened the tapping of the slipper and made her little mouth tighten. "what does all this mean?
 Did you see," she answered, with out looking at him. "that the. crops were all destroyed and the cattle and horses were all gOne?"
 "Why did they spare the ,,houseT The girls bosom rose with one quick, defiant intake of breath. and for moment she held it. ..- |.
 "Dane Grey saved our hon.e."
 How"
 "He had known Colonel TarletOn in London and had done something for him over there."
 "How did he get in communication with Colonel Tarleton. when he was an officer in the American armyT The girl would not, answer. .,..,
 Was he taken prisoners" Still she was silent, for the sarcasm in Frs kine's voice was angering her. ''.
 "He fought once under Benedict
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-06

brought news from Philadelphia that was of great interest to Erskine Dale. In that town Dane Grey mad been close intimate of Andre. and that in- timacy had been the cause of much speculation since He had told Dave of his mother and Early Morn. and Dave had told him gravely that he must go get them after the campaign was over and bring them to the fort in Kentucky. If Early Morn still re- fused to come, then he must bring his mother, and he reckOned grimly that no mouth would open in a word that could offend her. Erskine also told of Red Oaks and Dane Grey, but Dave must tell nothing to the Dales-- not yet. if ever.
 They marched next morning at day. break. At sunset of the second day they bivOuacked within two miles of Yorktown and the siege began. The allied line was a crescent, with each tip resting on the water-l.afayette commanding the Americans on the right, the French on the left under Rochambeau. De Grasse. with his fleet, was in the bay to cut off ap- prOach by water. Washington him. self put the match to the first gun, and the mutual cannOnade of three or four days began. The scene was sublime and stupendOus."
 Two British men-of-war lying in the river were struck with hot shot and set on fire, and the result was full of terrible grandeur. The sails caught and the flames ran. to the tops of the masts, resembling immense torches. One fled like mountain of Are to- ward the bay and was burned to the waters edge.
 And then the surrender:
 The day was the 18th of October. The victors were drawn up in two lines a mile long on the right and left of road that ran through the autumn fields south of Yorktown. Washington stood at the head of his army on the right, Rochambeau at the head of the French on the left. Be hind on both sides was a great crowd of people to watch the ceremony. Slowly out of Yorktown marched the
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CHAPTER XVI

Up the James rode Erskine, hiding in the woods by day and slipping eau tiously along the sandy road by night, clrcling about Tarleton's campfires, or dashing at full speed past some careless sentinel. Often he was fired at, often chased, but with clear road in front of him he had no fear of capture. On the third morning he came upon a ragged sentinel--an American. Ten minutes later he got his first glimpse of Lafayette, and then he was hailed joyfully by none other than Dave landell, Capt. Dave Yandell, shorn, of his wOodsman's dress and panoplied in the trappings of war.
 COrnwallis was coming on. The boy, he wrote, cannot escape me. But the boy-Lafayette-d and in time pursued and forced the Englishman into a cul-de-sac. T have given his lordship the disgrace of retreat" said Lafayette. And so--Yorktown!
 Late in August came the message that put Washington's great 'soul in arms" Rochambeau had landed six thousand soldiers in Connecticut, and now Count de Grasse and French fleet had sailed for the Chesapeake. General Washington at once resorted to camoufage. He laid out camps Os- tentatiously opposite New York and in plain sight of the enemy. He made a feigned attack on their posts. RO- chambeau moved south and reached the Delaware before the British grasped the Yankee trick. Then 1t was too late. The windows of Phil adelphia were filled with ladies way ing handkerchiefs and crying bravOes when the tattered Continentals. their clothes thick with dust but hats plumed with sprigs of green, marched through amid their torn battle flags and rumbling cannon. Behind fol- lowed the French in gay white uni forms faced with green and martial music throbbed the air. Down the Chesapeake they went in transports and were concentrated at Williams. burg before the close of September. COrnwallis had erected works against the boy, for he knew nothing of Wash ington and Count de Grasse, nor Mad Anthony and General Nelson. who were south of the James to prevent escape into North Carolina.
 ''To your goodness" the boy wrote to Washington, Il am owning the most beautiful prospect may ever behold" Then came De Grasse, who drove Off the British fleet, and the mouth of the net was closed. Cornwallis heard the cannon and sent Clinton to appeal for help, but the answer was Washington himself at the head of his army. And then rhe joyous march. '........ ... "'Tis our first campaign" cried the French gayly. and the Continen. tals joyfully answered: "'Tis our last ]" > At Williamsburg the allies gathered. and with Washington's army came Colonel Dale, now general. and young Capt. Harry Dale. who had
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then to liasa HT. Great God. at Eha4 nrico woo thot unhlo old hOu GO

then to liasa Hfs. Great God. at what price was that noble old house left standing2 Grimly. swiftly Err skine turned. sliding through the bushes like snake to the edge of the road along which they must pass
 He would fight the three. for his life was worth nothing now. He heard them laughing. talking at the stiles. He heard them speak Barbara's name, and two seemed to be banter Ing the third, whose answering laugh seemed acqulescent and triumphant. They were eomng now. The boy had his pistols out, primed and cooked. He was rising on his knees. just about to leap to his feet and out into the road, when he fell back into a startled. paralyzed, inactive heap. Gllmpsed through an opening in the bushes. the leading trooper In the uni- form of Tarleton's legion was none other than Dane Grey. and Erskine's brain had worked quicker than his angry heart. This was a mystery that must be solved before his pistols spoke. He rose crouchlng as the troopers rode away. If Tarleton's men were around he would better isAye H1reAy where he was in the woods for . while. A. startled gasp behind him made him wheel. pistol once more in hand, to Ind negro. mouth wide open apd staring at him ffom tho road. ...n.,,f '..
 .Marss Erskine" he gasped. It was Ephraim. the boy who had led Barbara's white ponies out long. long ago. now . tall. muscular lad with an. ebony face and dazzling teeth.
 Xhut yo dp1.s q .s,s l A1sa saha Y
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QUOTING THE BIBLE

The Los Angeles papers have taken to quoting the bible. If there ever was need of holy writ being impress ed on a people it is in this same city of Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-06

CHAPTER XV.-Events of the Revolu- ton follow swiftly. with victory trem- bling in the balance against the Conti- nentals. though Clark's expedition Is com- pletely triumphant. From French officers Erskine learns to fence. and becomes ex- pert. Fearing for Barbara's safety. as Tarleton Is ravaging Virginia. Erskine ob- tains leave of absence and returns to Red Oaks. He finds Grey there in a British uniform, and discovers proof that he has long been traitor to the American cause.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
JEDEN VRAH POPRAVEN.
DRUHEMJ POVOLEN 60-DENNf ODKLAD "a UCE
LEM PROZKOUMANf JEHO DUSEVNfHO STAVU.

Columbus, O., "a. bfezna. Roy Chamblin Ports
mouth sci klidn6 elekrcke zdl dnes Pri-
zna zavrazdi Johna w Newmana Lousu Doyleovou.
ktere naSe osamee charci sedm mil ma Ports
mouth
Kdyz posedni chvie blizila Chambn stava
nm srzc prav ae odepel poiisti vecef ez bvla
no pfpravena elektrck6 zd krace mezi dv6ma hlati
pred MIN sci vezensky kaplan. T. O. Reed.
Posledn den zvota ztrav odsouzenec osamocenost;.
Nko neprise lei navsvi krone vezesk6ho kaplana ena
mu piine modtebn knhy nchz Chambi tetl az chvie
popravy nadesla
m6sicem byl Chamblnovi povolen odklad
eho prvnici poda odvolani vySS insanc avSak byo
tam zamtnuto minulv ctvrtek.
Chambln ctal 80 rokd ale vypadal mnohem mlad-
81, iako chapec.
pripade Edwarda Moffeta Akronu. ienz rovnez mel
by dnes rano guverner Davis
povo odklad sedet dni ably moh bv prozkouman eho
dusevn Tyz bv pohaSen seneho ekaTskou komsi
a probani soudce Boswck Columbus vyda nilez
smysu.
Guverner Davis oznamil odkad povoil ienom tim
nJeem, ably dusevn stav Mofetv moh byt dnkladn6
zkouman Kdyby byl uznn nevyeciten6 seneho bv bv
poan do staniho stavu choromysne zocnce Moffet
by odsouzen k smrti pro zavrazden sve manzeky.
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BONUsOVA PREDLOHA PRIJATA.
We SNEMOVNE POSLANECKE BYLY PRO nj ODE.
VZDANY 333 HLASY, PROTI TO-

Washington, % bfezna. Pfedloha zamu voienskeho
bonsu pfJata byla dne
necke vetsnou emef pro Hlasovani pfedsevzao 80
20 debate trvavs cd hodn dopoedne, behem nz sedest
reel prosoveno vysedek byl 333 hasv pro predohu
pro nj Jest to Ga hasy vice. nez nutne dve tfenv
jsou vyzadovany, kdyz pravdla suspenduii
Behem sedmi hodm debaty hasovani gallerie byly
prepln6ny dvac sedova zamem zapas enz odehra-
val zasedacm sale snemovny poslanecke DIE pfedohy
mali byti vvdavany drvem voakGm tax zvane uzebn
tfikty ez budou spatny az dvaceti eech. ale
mobou vyduzi so procent Cd bank 1925 od vady
30 procent Mmo to pedoha osahue opatreni die nichz
vysouzc mohou volit jny zpusob nhrady nez penze
hotovosti.
jest to podruhe snemovne poslanecke pata bvlt
bonusov pedoha Prvni bvla porazena senate Ocekava
ze tato pedoha naraz snou opposici Jest
isto re president Harding bude vetovat zda prode
obou domech kongresu.
Pfi hasovan nebyo sereno stranckych lmii Hasovalo
nj devadest demokrat kezto AZ repubkan odevzdao
7aDorne hlasv Mez t6mto bv veerani iako dv6s pTed
seda snemovny ryc joe Cannon; driv6 vadce repubka
M snemovnG, James r. Mann Inoisu dTiv6Si senator
Celia ohoska delegace pozdstavaic % repubikan6 hla
sovaa pedohu krone Burona c. L. Knighta Akronu
Ftef byl proti nj Josepha H. Himese Canonu Johna c.
Speakse Columbus keri nebvl prtomn naedkem nemoc
Burton oznam Hines bv by hasoval pro predloze kdy-
by byl moh by pritomen
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UTOK MA CfNSKEHO
VYSLANCE.

Pafiz, %. brezna. = Cinsky
studujicf Lee vystrelil dnes city
rikrat z revolveru po cinsk6m
vyslanci Chenovi. Nezasahl
iei vsak. Ia to ale poranil jed
noho spolecnika, kterehos in
zenyra tinskeho, jenz vyslancc
k automobilu vyprovazel. T.
tocnik byl zatGen a nepopira,
ze Sc atentatu dopustil z poll
tickeho dGvodu. Vyslanec jest
pry nepiiznivcem demokratis-
mu tinskIch studuiicich Pa
rizi. Lee byl zatten pro utok
5 umyslem zabiti a pritomn6
jest Y m6stske vazbe.
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MA JANOVSKOU KONFERENC..
MINISTR BUDE V CELE FPANCOUZSXE
DELEGACE, CICERIN ASH CELE RUsKE

Pafz, % bfezna Charles De To steyre ministr
skou konferenci.
Mmofadne zasedani rady Svazu Narodu. svolan6 "a
dost vlad brick6 francouzsk6 1Geem sudovanf
hodnu iaky bude witch mezi Svazem Narodd Janovskou
hospodafskou konferenc echnickIm or@ani
sacem Svazu praci konference seide Ultra
Otazkv tykac Sc rustIch utetencG ohledne imenov5n
novIch tenu d6oasne komise zboen bylv prdany ku
agend6.
Noskva. % hfezna. Vsechno poukazuie K tomu. 70
Jill Citern sov6tskT zahranni ministr hude rnszt
deegace Janovskou konfernc ez nepochvhna nasonp
cestu sobotu Vvrozumy vseobecn6 enin nepoede
Nyni kouii pov6sti srdce pusobi vedle
Ma pocatku bfeZna b6hem reel pred shomazd6nn ko
vod6niku. Lenn kles bezvedomi patform6 bvl hne
to odvezen do sveho venovsktho sida kde cd
DOLBY.
Jest vak moznost 70 premier odeel by Janova pozde
kdvbv toho hvla naehava ale kdybv cest6
hodal podn by il vSek6 tchos vvstrihaie kazdeho
nebezpeG ltoku
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ARMOUROVA DEDICKA
ZEMRELA.

Chicago, %. brezna. =
Gwendolyn Armourova, Gle
ia. dcerka Phillipa d. Armou-
ra. zemfela dnes rano V rodin-
ne residence ma Lake Shore
Boulevardu. Deset l6karn a
ebor oSptrovatelek namahali Sc
marn6 30 celou noe 0 zachra-
n6ni d6diGkv Armourovych mi
lionn. Divenka zemrela ma "a
net pobfiSnice po n6kolikaden-
nj nemoci. Otec jest vnukem
zakladatele Armour & Co.
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BOMBA VRzENA DO KOsTELA.

Relfas %. bTezna Bomba bvla vrzena do vchodu ka-
toiceho fostea Ma6ie b6hem ponich bohosuzeb
vefer Dve ez te chvi keGev bvy
vVbuchom. Ostani shromazdan enom vas unik nrti
neb tdzkdmu 7ran6n Dva hos bvli zab b6hem poruznf
strebv m6st6 line borbv bvlv vrzenv.
Oh6asna srelba izni stranv hranc po ce6
dopoedne Caledonsk6m distriku vodaove kte cha
ziskt interview dnstonikv izniho disriktu stall
stfelbv k4vz nro5d6i mo pasmem d by nucen
stoupti sp6snou zpateGn cestu
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LETACf CLUN Sc POHRESUJE.

Miami Fla, 90. bTezna Navrat Bimin kratce pred
polednem dvou moskych aeropani zprivou, zadna
nebya nalezena etacm clunu Miss Miami jenz sc
pohesue piotem p pasazery cd vcereiska kdv pust
do Bmni mel nasedek dnes odpoedne vyslan pdti
moskych aeropnu torpedoborce Spojenych Sat n6koka
motorovych cn patran pohTesovane vzduchoodi Mi
ploa Roberta Mooe-a, bylo nj pet pasazer Pan
Bue-ovi p. p Lawrence e. Smhovi Kansas City, Mo
pi Dxonova Memphis, Tenn. PTedpoklada eaci
un nasedkem porouchan stroe by snest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
MA OCHRANU ASIJSKYCH MENSIN.

Pariz %. bfezna. Svaz NarodG bude pozadan, ably
spolupdsob zavedeni oparen ochranu mensnoveho
byvatestva Male ASH Toto bylo rozhonuto dne preme
Poncarem markyzem Curzonem brtickym Zahranitnm
sekretafem Signorem Schanzerem taskym zahranicnm
minsrem dskus pomerech blizkem vychod6 vavsi
pozde do noc Ocekv Turecko pozada prieti do
Svazu Nrodu akmie d souhlas movym pod,ninkam, iez
budou vypficovany po uzaven navrhovaneho pfme mez
vazovani jeS6 Ultra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
RUSkO MOBILISUJE.

Riga, %. bre7na. - SOVIET
sky komisaf valkv, Leon Tro-
cky. nafidil mobilisaci dalSich
TIL rotniku voiska, die zprav,
kter6 sem doSlv z Moskvv, 2
toho duvodu, re sov6tsk6 Ru-
sko obava Sc utoku ma zapad-
nich hranicich. Trocky odejel
ma frontu k pfehlidce vojska.
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UCITFLKA 81 ZOUFALA.

Detroit, Mich, %. bfezna.
o6ti-leta ufitelta ma vereine
skole. sle6na C'advs Gabslov-
ova. spachala dnes We SVEN
bvt6 sebevrazdu. vehnavsi 81
revolverovou strelu do hlavv.
Pravi 50. zn nest astna laska k
zoufalstvi j dohnala. Gabsley-
ova vyucovala zde til roxy a
pochazela z Massachusetts,.
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PONORKA Sc. POTOPILA.

IondVn. %. brezna. - Britt
cka ponorka Mp .klesla do
hlubin blize Gibraltaru vSich
nj clenove muzstva utonuli, pfi
srazce 5 torpedoborcem, die
zpravv obdrzene dnes u Ex-
change Telegraph.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
RUsKO NECHYSTA PRY VALKU.

TonaIn. % hre7na. Austen Chamberlain. vladn vid-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
POLsKO ZfsKALO PUICKU.

WASHINGTON. %. bfe7na Polska deerace vyslana do
Iondvna ncha7e p6iGku Polsko oznama zfsRa-
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podminok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
NEMOHOU Sc DOHODNOUTI.

Chicago, 23. bfezna. - zadnemu pevn6mu dohodnuti
mzd6 pracovnich podminkach nedospeo zde
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pfedsedou bratrsva vakovych zrzenc Dals konerence
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-24
PRiBOJOVA VIVA.

Londyn, 23. bezna. - Depese ku Central News
tex sdelue pribojov vna zapavla
nekerych verenych namestch voda vystoupa stopy
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