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serious Defect in Biu.

serious defect in the bill Is de-
ciared to be the entire lack OF amorti-
zation, taxation or refunding for an
ticipated payments by the Govern
ment In three years The report fig
ures that under the terms Of the bill
the Government viii have 10 pay
5000. 600 900 on October /. 1926 which
the Treasury, compelled to redeem or
refund billions in Victory notes, will
not be able TO raise.
The fifth reason advanced by the
report Il that to ignore the pledge TO
redeem wartime bonds would expose
the Government 10 a charge Of bad
faith.
Attention Is called In the sixth rea-
son 10 the probable cost Of the extern
sive machinery which must be set up
20 take care Of the application. in
claims to which the report says no
consideration whatever was paid by
the trainers Of the certificate loan bill.
The report declares that official in
formation indicates that 1850 extra
clerks will have TO be provided IN the
War Department and $50 Iii the navy.
ct cost OF about si.5OoO 900 year. ex-
elusive Of the increase IN the Treas
ury Department.
The seventh reason urged against
the bin IS TINT 70 use any part Of the
r-cnev derived from foreign debts
would not be proper because such
repayments nre intended to redeem
Liberty bonds
The eighth reason urged against the
bill calls attention to the land settle.
ment feature. which establishes ey.
rensive machinery Of management
cYers untold opportunities for reckless
expenditures and. under the suise q
veteran aid. permits the board created
The New York herald., 1922-03-20
Sir Auckland Denies
Talk of Averted War

N AkI4AND, CAL, March 1s.-Sir
L Auckland Geddes. British
Ambassador, to-day formally
denied that ne ever had said the
four Power Pacific treaty had
averted an imminent war. as had
been reported in versions of an adj
dress he made in Los Angeles, re-
Gently discussed in the Senate.
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Political Phases OF Bill.

Regarding the political phases OF
the bill the report says:
Party loyalty is in no wise involved
in the passage Of this bill. No politi-
cal party has placed in its platform a
plank declaring for o. against -such
legislation. Staunch advocates as well
as opponents OF the bill are found IN
both parties. The credit for enactins
the legislation cannot be rightfully
claimed by any political party. Such
credit or blame as may attach by rea-
son or support Of or opposition to this
bin .rigntfully belongs to the individual
member In each case.
an estimating the political effect OF
the support Of this bill. however, IT
would seem that rank injustice Is
being done the intelligence and pa
triotism OF the ex-service men. II
seems 10 be assumed that because
each individual veteran is TO receive
a slight pecuniary reward therefore
he and his friends will in return politi-
cally reward those who vote for II ana
punish those who do not, regardless
Of what the effect Of the legislation
upon the country as a whole may be.
1--WE believe this to be unjust and
untrue. 1t is not the spirit in which
the veteran enrolled to serve under
the nag in a foreign land. IL was
America first then. not his own indi-
vidual gain. He has the same spirit
and the same love OF country now.
IF upon careful consideration Of this
bill he concludes-as we believe he
wili-that II passed In it's present form
ii will work serious injury to the
country as a whole, then no miserable
pittance 1t may carry for him person
allv will purchase his approval"
The Democratic minority report
which Representatives Kitchin and
Oldheld will present on behalf Of their
party associates on the Ways and
Means Committee will oppose the cer-
tflcate loan bill for several reasons.
one Is that ii does not provide the
revenue with which to tav the cost Of
the bonus. Another Is that the for
eign loan he applied 10 the scheme or
wartime taxes restored.
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to lay out town sites and build unlim-
tied highways. The authors of the
report say that such general authority
should not be granted under the guise
of veteran aid, but the preference
should be given veterans under exist
ing reclamation laws.
Contrary to Executive Advice.
The ninth objection to the bill
pointed out by the report SAYS the
enactment of it would be directly con-
trary to the advice of the Executive.
that any compensation legislation
enacted at this time ought to carry
With Ii the provision for raising the
needed revenue" The report expresses
the opinion that 1t would be better to
adopt the further suggestion of the
President that 1T would be wise to
let the legislation go over until there
is situation that would justify the
large outlay"
In the tenth and final reason urged
against the passage of the certificate
loan plan, the 1'readway -Tilson report
says.
THE Republican party emphasized
in its Chicago platform reduction in
taxation and decreased Government
expenditures IT is very apparent that
should this bill be enacted into law
there can be no reduction in expendi-
ture and there must be increased
taxation"
In discussing the Treasury analysis
of the bonus bill the report accepts
as accurate the Treasury estimate
that there may be loaned by the banks
about $750,000,0 600 and not 100000, ,000
as the advocates of the measure de-
clare.
''The Secretary states positively"
says the report. that in the end it
would be better for the Government
to borrow the money and make the
loans directly. but this method has
been rejected by the committee.
Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger
is quite positive that in the present
financial condition of the country it
would be unfortunate. and in many
cases impossible, for the banks to as
sumo the additional burden.
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SESSION AT ALBANY
DISAPPOINTS LEGION
Lament Over Failure to Get
Bonus Payment Expressed
by Chairman Arnowitz.

ALBANY, March 1s.--''The 1922 ses-
sion Of the New York Legislature has
been most disappointing to the members
OF the American Legion in this State" :"
Samuel A. Arnowitz. legislative commit
tee chairman of the legion. declared to-
enacted in which world war veterans are
interested.
Failure OF the Legislature to provide
for the immediate payment by the State
of a bonus to world war veterans, de
spite the overwhelming opinion of the
voters and the expressed desire of the
American Legion" Is listed as one of
the disappointments. t9
The legislators refused to pass upon
the question, said the statement, but
left the matter open by the passage If
the Barnes resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution allowing
the Legislature to vote a bond issue for
the bonus
Earliest Date OF Payment.
The statement then pointed out that
even if the 1923 Legislature approved
the amendment and 1t was adopted by
the people IT will not be until 1924 that
d
The Brundage bill providing for the
relief OF disabled veterans until their
claims are settled by the Federal Gov
ernment was decared to be a step in
the right direction" However. Mr.. Ar
nowitz asserted. "it does not 10 frr
enough
'.The appropriation of $1,000, 900" he
said. will not be sufficient to care FOR
all the New York state disabled vet
erans this year, unless there is decided
Improvement in the handling oe claims
by the War Veterans Bureau at Wash
ington. Provision should have been
made for taking care Of the unemployed
veterans
oIt is to be regretted that no real ac-
tion was taken on the question of the
state bonus or on that of civil service
preference. The Jeffery bill, providing
that veterans be given preference. should
have been passed. II would have made
veterans free from political mahipula-
tion in the civil service"
Pertinent Legislation.
The statement listed the following
legislation that passed as of importance
to veterans:
A bin opening the Kings Park Hos
pital to former service men.
A bill admitting world war veterans
TO the Soldiers and Sailors Home at
Bath.
A bill preventing persons convicted or
violation OF the selective draft act from
holding public office.
A bill granting leaves Of absence with
pay to members or the military or naval
reserve forces OF the United States
whenever called for active service OF
training
A bill proposing constitutional
amendment to remove the disability OF
inmates OF soldiers and sailors homes
from voting.
A bill providing for The recording OF
honorable discharges by County Judges
without the payment of fee.
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GREECE PROMISES NOT
TO SEIZE FRENCH SHIPS
Agreement Comes With Re-
lease of Italian Vessel.

LoNpoN. March io-Grcecc has PROM
ised France IN connection with her de-
cision to release the Italian steamship
Abbazla. that IN the future she will not
moest French vesscls. Reuters corre-
spondent IN Athens declares the attitude
Of Italy and France has created dis
tufbing impression IN the Greek capital,
and that the Government hopes France
and Italy will not taKe advantage OF
C;reecea present position by sending re-
endorsements TO turkey, her traditional
foe
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G, o q ]

it means that we make it a per-
sonal matter to find out what
kind of coal your furnace needs
to see that you get the best
coal of that grade obtainable-
and that you get it aohen you
need it.
It only needs promptness and
courtesy to make such a service
personally satisfactory.
OWENS & COMPANY, Inc.
Foot of E. 49th Street, N. Y. c.
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Discrimination to he Charged.

The Treadway- -Tilson minority re-
port says that the certificate loan plan
does not differentiate between the
able bodied and the sick and wounded
veterans, and in effect discriminates
against those who are distressed
financially. physically and mentally in
favor OF their more fortunate COM
rades.
The well to do veteran, says the re-
port, "can hold the certificate and
will receive an increase OF 25 per cent.
over his just compensation plus com
pound interest for .wenty years. while
the man who is obliged to borrow and
is unable to meet his note when due
not only loses the 20 per cent. increase
ard compound interest but is COM
pelIed to accept so cents on the dollar
OF that compensation which the pro-
ponents OF the bill claim he is morally
entitled to-"
The second Of the ten reasons urged
against the certificate loan scheme by
the Treadway- -Tilson report is that it
places an artificial interest rate Of
Az per cent. on the accumulation,
higher than on any Government loan
except In time Of war, and Involving
an additional cost to the Government
OF SAL, ,229 900 in the form Of interest
alone.
the third reason advanced indicates,
according 10 the report, the financial
stress OF the country. as described by
the Secretary OF the Treasury. the
Comptroller Of the Currency and the
governor of the Federal Reserve
Board.
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VIII BE Finally Frozen.

THE amendment adopted at the last
moment does not overcome the objec-
ton that this form OF loan is not de-
sirable for banks in that il such as
sets are not frozen in the original
loaning bank they will be in the bank
accepting them from the original loan
ing bank.
by those in the best position to
Judge 1t is believed that the carrying
out Of such a provision at this time
viii make more difficult the refnnding
of the Victory loan next year; that It
will increase the interest rate neces-
sary to be paid on very large sum
through a long period OF years. and
that it will materially halt the prog
ress now being slowly and painfully
made toward the return Of normal
prosperity"
Regarding the land settlement
feature of the bill. the report char
acterizes 1t as dangerous at the
worst. uncertain at the best Neither
the experts of the Treasury nor any
one else, says the report. has been
able thus far to compute an intelligible
estimate OF what this provision OF the
bill will cost. 1t has received com
paratively little consideration upon
the assumption that only an incon-
sequential number of men will choose
this plan. If this assumption Is well
founded the bill should be amended
and this provision should go out as
unnecessary as we'll as dangerous.
There is firmly grounded BELIEF,
however. in tine minds of many that
this provision has been saddled on this
bill with the hope and expectation OF
carrying through Congress on the
sturdy backs of the veterans a meas
ure so fraught with dangerous possi-
bilities and uncertainties that II would
receive scant support IL forced to
stand alone in the open on its own
merits"
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FOUND .ANNTHfNGg
N so, see n Il 4 advertised III the Lost ard
found columns OF to.day's New York Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-03-20

Co~srNNriSortE. March ~ France
and Italy Will ask heavy indemnities
from Greece for selling their steam
shire. according 10 runors IN Turkish
official circles, Greece has released tho
custody twctty-four Hours ami has also
liberated the relief ship Francesca.
which vns among tho four Italian vea-
sells that were seized IN the Aegean and
Black seas.
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BROUGHT INTO COURT
IN HIS NIGHT CLOTHES
Squad of Armed Berlin Police
Get One Time Boxer.
VI FWfW fFfFN FNWs
Berlin, March 10.

Special Cable 10 TIM NEW YorK HEnArD.
Copyright, 1927. bv THr Nrw York Hraup,
New York Herald Bureau.
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Two Minority Reports.

Commanded by the majority, how
ever, the new rules will be brought
in IL The appeals to the President and
Speaker Gillett fail. and the bonus bill
Will sail merrily on its way. Before
IT can be advanced to passage, how
ever. two minority reports will have
10 be rejected.
The first Of these two minority re-
ports evidences a division among the
Republican members of the Ways and
Means Committee, despite the declara-
tion OF Mr. Foriney that the decision
TO report the bonus bill for passage
was reached by unanimous agreement.
The Republican minority report will
be signed by Representatives Tread
way of Massachusetts and Tilson of
Connecticut. 1t will condemn the
bonus legislation Cor reasons already
advanced by the Treasury Depart
ment and other agencies. 1t will in
oidentally show that the Ways and
Means Committee exceeded it's author
ity in preparing the bill.
The basis for this statement is the
declaration that the measure is actual
ly not an appropriation bill because it
does not provide revenues which
would make it come within the func-
tions of the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
A Democratic minority report will
also be offered and probably treated
the same way as the Treadway- -Tilson
offering, because the bonus promoters,
who constitute large majority of the
membership of the House, are i'm
patient to record themselves in favor
of a bonus and thereby win the polit-
ical support OF ex-service men.
While the chief interest in the sit
Iiatior rcvolves around the attitude Of
the President, the effect of it will
probably not prove discouraging to
the bosSus members. although it may
cause Come disarrangement of their
plans. The certainty OF a veto, the
overwhelming opposition TO the GER
tificate bill IN the Senate and popular
resentment are held to oe of less con-
sequence than the demands and
threats of bonus claimants.
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Special cable 70 TuE New yonK Herald.
Copyright, 1922. by THE Nrw yoaK HrRarp.
New york. Herald Bureau.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
ZASEDANf SNEMU v pom
DELI.

Columbus, O., 80. cervna. -
Guverner Davis rozmyslil 81 to
Sc svolanim zvlaStniho Ease
dani snemu ma den II. cerven-
ce; vydal move provolanf, jimz
svolava snem Ma pristi ponde-
Ii, 3. tervence, 10. hod. do
poledne. Jak iiz drive ozname-
no, snem ma schvaliti ustavni
dodatek Ma povoleni asi Ia
S10,000,000 bondu, jez Sc ne
dostavaji ma vyplaceni vojen-
skeho bonusu a rovnez guver-
ner predlozi mu ku schvaleni
jmena osob ustanovenych Jim
do ruznych uradu Cd odroceni
sn6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
PRVNI OBET "CTVRTEHO
DZULAJE".

Blizi Sc slavny ctvrty a u
licich liz delSi dobu Sc konaif
predb6zn6 zkousky rdz. pr.
skavkami, kter6 Jest nyni, ne
vine proc. op6tn6 dovoleno
prodavati. Kazdym rokem, re.
im6na V driv6iSich letech, kdy
Il vypaloVani ohnostroiu pa
novala dplna svoboda, udava-
10 sc v6tsi pocet neStesti, coz
pTim6lo urady, re podobne o.
slavy zakazaly, ba nedovolily
ami prodei ohnostrojnTch pred
metU. Letos naGal Tadu obetI
6-letI David Strickland, 2165
zap. 99. ul., jemuz vl6tla dvou
palcova prskavka do obliceje
a tax nebezpeGn6 jej zranila,
ze Sc l6kafi vazne obavaji 0
ieho zrak. Hoch prskavku "a
pail, a kdyz tato Timed nevy-
buchla, tuto zVedl, kdyz V tom
explodovala Sc smutnvm vySe
uvedenym vVsledkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
DELECACE OHIOSkYCH O.
PERATORU UHLODOLU
MA CESTE DO WASH
INGTONU.

Pro konferenci We washing
tonskem Bilem Dome zvolena
delegace operatoru uhelnych
dolu V Ohiu opustila iiz Cleve-
land, aby Sc podilela ma vyje-
dnavani, tykajici Sc mezd stav-
kuiicich uhlokopu. L vyjim-
kou Hooking distriktu V liz
MIN Ohiu jsou vS;chni operate
ii ochotni znovu konferovati
die pTanl presidenta spojene-
no havirstva americkeho Johna
l.. Lewise. Nahla povolnost
zam6stnavatelu, kteTl sc tax
houzevnate branili kazde spo-
lecn6 schuzi. jest iakymsi du-
kazem, re veci haviru dobfe
jsou opatfeny, &C jednani O.
peratoru narazi ma oposici.
Proti obeslani konference sta
vela Sc skupina zdejsich ope-
ratoru a neni Znamo, zda jest
zastoupena V delegaci, jedou-
ci do hlavniho mesta Soustati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
STAVKA SVAZECU NEST.
SkEHO SMETf.

Vyiednavanf mezi mestem a
uni syazecu odpadku nevedlo
k cili, tax re dnes o ). hod.
odpoledni bude stavka prohla-
sena. Strajkem bude dotceno
275 vozku 1l5 pomahatu.
Zflzenci nechti piistoupiti ma
10-procentni srazku ma mzd6,
jak navrhuie dneSni admin
strace $ od6vodn6nim, zakla-
dajicim Sc ma spatnem financ-
MIN stavu mesta i okolnosti, ze
81 podobne snizeni musely DAFT
libiti odbory jin6.
Ufadujici mayor Lamb hro-
ii, re zadneho ze stavkaru ne
vozme zp6t do m6stskt prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
KRAJAN JOSEF HRUBY
ZAHNAL LUPICE.

Do krejcovsk6ho zavodu
Wolf Brothers Tailoring Co.,
V els. 4147 vvch. 131. u. vlou-
pal sc vGera casne rama do
sud neznamy poberta, ktery
pilne vynasel RUNE lathy a
ukladal 81 ie do stroje krajana
Josefa Hrubeho, stavebniho
kontraktora V els. 4123 vych.
131. ul. Zlodej chtel patrne
zabfti "jednou ranou dve mou
chy", obohatiti Sc ma CHI ucet
neien 0 latky, ale i automobil.
Sc chystal prave S u
penn odieti a spustil stroi.
Hulk vsak zalehl k sluchu
kraiana Hrubeho, jenz poznal
ihned kolik uhodilo = vybehl
proto rychle ven a kazal lupici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
NOVA TRzNICE MA
BROADWAY.

Ma Broadway blize vych. 55.
III. zrizena bude The Associa-
ted Investment Go. nova velka
obchodnl budova nakladem
S600.000, V kterG umistjna bu-
de i velka trznice. Spolecnost
81 prav6 vGera zaiistila prdtel-
nj frontu na Broadway Y siri
257 stop, mezi Portage En-
gel ave-. pTi hloubce $50 stop.
Budova bude dvoupatrova a
obsahovati bude % tfadoyen
a 36 obchodnich misnosti, iez
budou miti pruceli We dvou ar
kadach ma Broadway a Engel
ave Arkady pax povedou do
|velk6 trznice, V niz bude sc
istankG, vesmes prI iiz prona,
jatych. Zafizeni trznice bu-
de mitl chladlrny / vSechny
neimoderneiSi zafizeni,
Mezi tinnovniky spolecnosti
nenachazime ami jedinGho kra
ianskeho imena, ien slib, ze
do spravni rady bude povola-
no nekolik obchodniku z okoli
move trznice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

PRIJMOU Sc pokladati cihel.
X doptani els. 4123 +. 131.
ulice. 7-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
POHODLf v LETNlCH Me.
SfCfCH.

Letosni leto slibuje byti vel
mi parne. Chcete sc cititi pri-
JENNIE pres vsechno vedro a u
pal? Ma dne vetsiny letnich
potizf je neporadek zaludku,
zpusobeny pochybenou zivoto-
spravou, zm6nami vody, ma
hlymi prechody z horkeho do
chladneho pocasl a pod. Hlav
nj v6ci jest pravidelne vyprazd
lovani vnitfnosti a udrzovani
jich V pohybu. Trinerovo Hor
ke Vino da yam travenf do po-
Tadku a posili zazivaci 1stro-
il, nebudete trpeti zacpou, ma
dymanim a bolenfm hlavy, bu
dete klidn6 spati, zkratka, bu
dete Sc cititi prijemne a bude-
te doporucovati Trinerovo
Horke Vino vsem svym prate-
lum. Mezi spolehlivymi Trine-
rovymi pTipravky, jez Sc hodi
pro leto, jsou jeste zejm6na
TrinerGv Zubni kr6m k hole.
nj, Trinerdv Tekuty Shampoo
Trineruv LEX ma kuri Okla =
objednejte 81 nyni letni zaso.
bu od sveho lekarnika neb do.
davatele l6kd a pfesvidcite
Sc, re vsechny tyto pripravky
jsou nevyrovnatelne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

Sc dostalo domd k opozdene
veGefi. Vvkoleieni nemelo V
zapeti zadny draz, krone pre-
ruSeni vozbv, jez byla ma celoc
hodinu zastavena, coz ma Pub
lie Squaru melo "a nasledek
vell6 nahromad6ni lidstya. 2
n6hoz Sc ozyvalo jen latefeni
nekterlch. domu obzvlast6 ;
hladovicim zaludkem rospi-
chaiicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
PRERUSENA DOPRAVA MA
POULICNf KARE MA
ZAP. STRANU.

Sm6rem vychodnim jedouci
Detroit ave. kara vyiela na W.
chodnlm konci vysokeho mo-
stu z koleji a zastavila tax do
,pravu vsech jinych kar jedou-
,cich ma zapad. Nehoda Sc u
.dala k veceru V nejrusnejsi no.
dine, tax re tisice obyvatel "a
padni strany, Lakewoodu atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

NM9I casn6 rano lodi DetroitSti odpoednm vakem Pitts
burghSti Toleda doelo zavodni druzstvo muzu
sestry neano zalozeneho odboru zensk6ho Detroit vod
druzsvo dorosu muzu druzsvo zen ktere p verenem
pfedvede zvaSn cvten devitku, Pittsburghu zlvodn
druzsvo zen, ktere suGasni spoeGneho
barbes. Krone cvcicich pel vsech jn1enova
nych iednot v6ts potet hosti
Budte vschn srdetne vtan Priieli jste pro posu
Schazme nenf nam hosejny osud nasf cesko
je mas dos kefi v6fime jei astnou
budoucnost ktem chceme ejimu povzneseni v6nova
cky svoje silly. '~sA u sms
My Cleveland$ti tesi jsme vas proto nadsene
vfele vas vitdme.
Il a d '
zahrad6 Ceske Sine Soko ma Clark Ave- je dnes Cd
poledne zpoleni ukava zde sokoStf
ldorostenci muz .Zavodi druzsva dorostu madSho ;
druzstev starSiho druzsev Kdo bude prv
min? Otazka zauma mysl 112 zavodicich vSech,
kdoz zavody zamem seduji Kera druzsva kter jed
notvc ukaM nejep vysp6ost 6esnou ukazn6nost sokol
Jist6 IT, kdoz peGliv6 sv6domite pfpravovai
dneSn p6dne po cel6 mesice Zdar vam, hosi!
z ftra.
Havni den setu. Dopoledne zkousky. odpoedne vefej
cviGenf iez bude vyvrchoenm ceeho et nebo pofad
eho prpraven ie neivetsi pecvosti Zalez ien tom,
ably vscn uv6dom6 kraane CeveandSt dokazal phi
bude pro Sokokou Severovychodni neepSi
vzpruhou jeji dalS blahodane cinnosti.
Ma zdar! j. H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
FRAZIER NOMINOVAN.

Fargo, N. D., 80. tervna. =
Opozdene zpravy ze stfedec-
Mich predvoleb, 2 odlenltch
precinktu nasv6dtuji, re dfi-
vejSi guvern6r Frazier nomino-
van byl "a senatora Spojenych
Statu proti nyn6iSimu senate
ru McCumberovi, v6tsinou asi
10000 hlasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01
SEMJENOV " JAPONSKU.

Toxic, 80. cervna. = Gre
goriii Semienovu, driV6jSimu
atamanu kozaku a protisov6t-
skemu vudci bylo dovoleno w
stoupiti 2 lodi Y Nagasaki, aby
Sc mu mohlo dostati l6kafsk6
pomoci. Jaka Jest povaha ie-
no nemoci, Sc nesd6luie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

velice energicky, ably zastavil.
Jinak dosti sm6l6mu podnika-
tell spadlo patrnt "srdce do
kalhot" neb uznal ia dobre Sc
radeji vytratiti, utekl a opustil
auto mem nahromadenou
korist.