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Evening star., 1922-06-06
QUESTIONS RAISED
/ IN TRUST DECISION
Application Of Sherman Law
to Labor Bodies Explained
by Chief Justice.

Labor orga nizations, although un-
Incorporated, may he prosecuted for
violations of the sherman antitrust
law, the Supreme Court held yester-
day in an opinion delivered by Chief
Justice Taft. The decision came In
the celebrated Coronado coal case, in
volving strikes in Arkansas in 1919.
as the result of which the United
Mine Workers of America were found
guilty of restraint of Interstate COM
merce and damages of 100000 were
awarded against the organization by
the District Court which damages
We're trebled as provided under the
antitrust law.
Analysis of Evidence.
The Supreme Court, in a careful
analysis OF the evidence presented IN
the case, found that the facts Incl
dent to the strike We're not con-
Tincing that its object was to restrain
interstate commerce. In fact, Chief
Justice Taft stated that as much as
the court would have been pleased
TO aid in the punishment of the arson
felonies committed by the strikers it
was forced to the conclusion that the
lawlesSneSS was strictly local and
not associated with an effort to
restrain interstate commerce.
The international officers of the
Mine Workers union were held by
the court not to have been liable for
trial as there was no evidence that
they had either participated in, au-
thorized. or approved the strike. The
dne imposed by the lower court will
therefore not he imposed by the new
form of decree which that court will
enter in conformity with the Supreme
Court decision of yesterday.
Five questions We're presented by
the controversy. Chief Justice Taft
saiE: Sirst. whether there had been
a correct selection of the parties to
be sued; second, whether the parties
not being incorporated were subject
to suit: third. whether the United
Mine Workers of America had been
engaged in conspiracy or in the
destruction of property for which
that organization and it's officers
could be held liable; fourth, whether
there was evidence to show that the
conspiracy alleged did restrain or
monopoliZe interstate commerce. and,
fifth. whether the trial court. in
charging the jury, had coerced them
into returning the verdict. There
had been no misjoinder of the parties
under the laws of Arkansas. where
the case was tried. the Supreme
Court held.
Evening star., 1922-06-06
First Call for
Iced Coffee

The call is being received
ard answered in restaurants,
clubs and hundreds of homes
as no more fitting accompani-
ment for the June luncheon
and dinner could be found. Fill
a tall, tall glass about q full
of finely cracked, crystal clear
American Ice, pour over the
fragrant, stcaming coffee. top
with snowy whipped cream
sable nectar"-devotees call
this delicious drink.
.fmcricGu Ice is Gbsoinfelr pure ice,
made from fWc. distilled 7ratcr and
deii7'ercd in clean 7ccgons. so is tho
ice to wc tor hc table. Remember,
a drink can be no furer than the ice
Evening star., 1922-06-06
GIVEN FIVE-YEAR TERM.
White SLAYER Sentenced by Justice
McCoy-other Cases.

Five years in the penitentiary was
imposed by Chief Justice Mccoy yes
terday on John Passoris, formerly of
Erie. Pa, who was recently con-
victed of white slavery. Passoris
brought a fifteen-year-old girl from
Pennsylvania and dressed her up as
a gypsy. He was accused of immoral
actions with the girl.
Annie Harvey, colored, was given
a term of three years in the peniten-
tiary for robbery. She stole $50 from
William G. Modena April 21 last. Sem
tences of two years each were imposed
on Albert Stands and Robert K.
Smith, both colored. Stands was
charged with housebreaking and
Smith with larceny.
Evening star., 1922-06-06
AGREE ON CHAIRMAN.
Pennsylvania Senatorial Candi
dates Pick Campaign Manager.

Senator Pepper and Maj. Reed. the
candidates on the republican ticket
for the two United States senator
ships from Pennsylvania. in their ef-
forts 10 harmonize differences with
Clifford Pinchot, candidate for the
governorship, over the craftsmanship
of the state committee. have written
a letter to the committee to be read
atr its meeting in Philadelphia next
Saturday, recommending w. Harry
Baker and Mrs Barclay H. Warbur-
ton for chairman and vice chairman,
respectively. The letter follows:
We earnestly recommend the cleo
tion of Mr.. w. Harry Baker as chair
man and Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton
as vice chairman of the republican
state committee.
We make these recOmmenda tions
because we firmly believe that the
experience and wide acquaintance of
Mr.. Baker and Mrs. Warburton will
be very helpful to the success of
the party in the approaching cam
Iaign. We are anxious to avoid even
the appearance of factlonal strife
within the party, ana we believe
that these officials will faithfully and
fairly represent all elements of Penn
sylvania republicans
Evening star., 1922-06-06
LIST WAGE PERSONNEL.
Conferees Announced on Women s
PAY Minimum.

The District minimum wage board
has made public the personnel of the
board of conferees that Is to deter
mine whether the present wage of
$3.50 for women in the mercantile
industry in Washington should be
changed.
The board of conferees will consist
of nine members. as follows: For
the public, Clarence Wilson, Edwa rd
Stafford and DR.. Ada Thomas; for the
employers. George De Neale, r. r.
Buckley and George Halsey; for the
employees. Miss Ina Courtney. Miss
Tile Butler and Mrs. Muriel Triplett.
The three members of the minimum
wage board also are members of the
conference. The conference will be-
gin its work on June IA in the board
room of the District Building
Evening star., 1922-06-06
sDZRTY AMERICAN BUNS. y
BERGDOLZ TERMS XANKS
Insults Defendants at 7rial-Refers to Army
of Occupation as ''Coxey:$ Army"
Describes Flight From u S.
BY CHARLES II. FEHRLIN.
Formerly Corps of Intelligence Police.
American Forces I'm GERMANY


of of
Philadelphia his "phai
ho the
of
in
efnsaln rulc The pursu o
Evening star., 1922-06-06
BOOST SHRINE FUND.
Total Now Believed Near $S5, 200
Mark.

Substantial subscriptions from the
National Savings & Trust Co.. keith's
Theater and those aboard the AL
mas Special en- route to San Fran
cisco brought the total amount pledged
toward the 100000 guarantee fund
to insure Almas Temple in its efforts
to bring next years Imperial Council
session of the Mystic Shrine to Wash
ington close TO $4,000. according to
Past Potentate Harry Standiford. act
ing chairman of the finance committee
in charge of the campaign, issued today.
Evening star., 1922-06-06
president URGES
FSENA1E ARMY ITEM
Opposes House Bill Pro-
visions for Officers, Enlisted
Men and National Guard.

President Harding is out in favor of
the retention in the Army appropria-
tion bill of the provisions for Off
GERS. enlisted men and the National
Guard inserted by the Senate. He
opposes the smaller provisions made
by the House. The President set
forth his views on the matter in a
letter addressed to Senator Warren,
chairman OF the appropriations com
mittee. The Army bill is now in con-
ference.
the time may come when the Regular
Army may be still further reduced,
the President, in his letter to Senator
Warren. said that before "A general
reduction could be made there must
be more stable conditions.
President's Comment.
Il feel" said the President, that
the development of our national de-
fcnse system under the national de-
fense act is of the utmost Importance
and am satisfied thai the allowances
made by the Senate represent the
minimum under which even the most
conservative and modest program OF
development is possible.
Mr.. Harding expressed the fear tina
Wei lIe 10 pre-
vail the training and progress Of the
whole deense system would serious
ly be impaired. The House provision.
the executive said. was so small that
1t would result in denying the bene-
fits of summer training for many Of
the guard. and he therefore supported
the Senate item of s9,560,0O0 as
against the House provision of
S6.500.000
Training Provisions Favored.
Provision for training a limited
number of reserve officers also is es-
sential. Mr.. Harding declared, if any
thing is to be made of that branch
Turning to the subject of the Reg
ular Army. Mr.. Harding said the reg
ular establishment must supply not
only the officer personnel ii needs,
but provide officers for the more i'm
portant duties in connection with the
development of the National Guard,
Evening star., 1922-06-06
the organized reserve, and the system
of voluntary military training.
Officers Reserve COrps.

With reference to the Officers Re-
serve Corps, the President recalled
that the republican party had promis-
ed in 1920 to id in the developme mt
of that branch of the service. and
stated that he felt 1t necessary to be-
gin the task of replacement of officers
in the corps since most OF them are
world war veterans and of necessity
Will be unavaila BILE in few years
Evening star., 1922-06-06
WIN PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL.
$15O.OOO Damage Suit to Stand
Jury Test Again.

Jacob \. and Casper O. Ruedy were
yesterday awarded by the District
Court of Appeals a new trial Of their
suit for s15O0OO damages against
Gilbank Twigg. trading as the Leeds
Manor Orchards, Ltd. Justice Van
Orsdel. delivering the opinion of the
appellate court, held that the Dis
trict supreme Court was in error
when it directed the jury to return
a verdict for the defendant
Evening star., 1922-06-06
2 POSTMASTERS NAMED.

Among the nominations sent to the
Senate yesterday afternoon by Pres
ident Harding We're those of William
F. Norman, to be postmaster at
New Canton. Va. and William B. Dew,
to be postmaster at Sweet Briar. Va
Vernon W. Van Fleet of Indiana
was appointed member of the Fed
eral Trade Commission by President
Harding and the nomination sent to
the Senate for confirmation
Evening star., 1922-06-06

y
main free and independent shall vote
liberty and our children's liberty
I" please rev snarp mar p3n,i'iahS iav sh4ll We
ENOUGH alone: DIR. KEENAN,
NO. 12194 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of
fce of Comptroller of the Currency. Wash
istaetcry evidence to the 1ndsrsisn @
ed. II has been made to appear that The
Hamilton National Bank of Washington" in
the City of Washington, in the District Of Co
lumbia. has complied with all the provision.
of the Statutes o. tie United States, required
be authorized to commence the business of
banking. Now. therefore, !. D. r. Crissinge.
that 'The Hamilton National Bank Of Wash
ington." In the City Of Washington, IN the
district of Columbia, is authorized to commence
the business of banking provided in section
fifty one hundred and sixty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States. Conversion of
and three branches located within the limits
Of the city Of Washington. District Of Colum:
and seal Of office this FIFTH DAY Of MAY
1922 tSeal.h ID. X. CRlSSlNGER, Comp
froller of the Currency
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
ciaI meeting of the shareholders of the Riggs
National Bank OF Washington. ID. c., will be
held on June 8. 1922. at $50 O'Clock p m. for
the purpose Of voting resolution rutifying
aud confirming the action Of the board OF d-
rectors OF the Riggs National Bank in enter
ing into an agreement with the board OF direc
tors of the Hamilton National Bank OF Wash
ington. providing for a consolidation Of those
two associations under the charter and title o.
.The Riggs National Bank of Washington,
D. c. RORERT '. FLEMING. Cashier.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
cial meeting Of the shareholders of The Ham
1lson National Bank of Washington will BE-
held on June s. 1922. at 80 pm. for the
purpose Of voting on a resolution retifying
and confirming the action Of the board of direc
tors of the Hamilton National Bank in enter
ing into an agreement with the board of direc
tors of The Riggs National Bank of Washing
ton, D. c.. providing for consolidation Of
those two assoca tlons under the charter and
title of The Riggs National Bank of Wash
HILLEARY C HosKINsoN. Cashier.
Evening star., 1922-06-06

TomorrOw's installment will tell
how the German court and the audi
ence app1auded the sentencing of the
two American sergeants, and will
show how Bergdoll Ii now SO much
afraid Of capture by Americans that
he keeps moving from place to place,
while the officials relentlessly pursue
him.
Evening star., 1922-06-06

TIL girl with TIL nude shade
stockin's must be tryin' t match
tn back of her neck.
Mrs. Maudy Kite died t'day
before her doctor could change
his clothes an git in from tn
Country Club.
Copyright National Newspaper Service)
Evening star., 1922-06-06
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

BRENTWOOD CITIZENS: SHALL. WE RE-
main free and independent shall vote
away our liberty and children's liberty
to please few sharp politicians: Shall We
put heads IN this halter leave WELL
ENOUGH alonas DR.. KEENAN,.
Evening star., 1922-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF A SPECIAL
Meeting OF III" stockholders Of the Washington
Market Company to be held at the company's
main ma r, once; I'm and streets southwest. in
on the "lST DAY OF JUNE 1872. at the
hour Of noon. The object Of the meeting is
to ratify plan adopted by the BOARD OF
directors involving the declaration Of an ex-
dividend. and the erection Of a cold and dry
storage warehouse.
R r. u. MARSHALL. Secretary.
TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 237s.
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GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT.
pianos taken in as part payment on victrolas
HUGO WORCH, ITO G NV Kranirh & Raj
and Emerson pianos.
BOATS FOR HIRE-MOToR BOATS FOR
hshing parties at Annapolis. Write W ]
CRAGG. 50 4th st. Eastport. Nd. 1Os
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIR: .:CTORs
or the Metropolitan Building Association will
be held at the office. col Pa ave. Sc. on
Wednesday. June I. 1922. between the hours
CHAs f. woRrHISGroS, sec.y (.
FRANKLIN LODGE, Nc .. KNIGHTS OF
day. June g. at 7:3O pm. to arrange for the
funeral services of Brother EDWARD DIM
Past Supreme Chancellor
RIALTO GIFT SHOP, us 9th ST wv
Cards for hand coloring gifts, infants'
clothes. developing. printing. Martha wash
ington candy. Ios
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glossy. with natural color. for premature gray
and faded hair; promotes growth and cures
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MRAKY STAHUd Sc mad EVROPOU.
NOVA VALKA VZPLANE, UDERl-LI
sTURCI MA CARIHRAD.
MOSKEVSKA VLADA POSLALA VCERA VAROV-
NOU NOTU VELKE BRlTANN

Washington IA. zar. Soucasne zpravou, ze britt
cke vosko jest vypravovano orova Malty ochranu Ca
fhradu prot moznemu toku Kemalovcu satn odbor by
vedom9n dfednich kabelogramech cd admraa Bristoa
merickeho vysokeho komsare CaThrade ze vazne oba
Wy panujf zde mad tim, jaky bude prist tab Turkd"
Stuace jest kompkovana odesanm ruske noty do Lon
dyna nz skutecnos zada ably spoenc nezasahova
do stuace Dardanellach.
Depese admiraa Bristoa prav ze stavaji obavy ze
conascke vosko pokus tab proti neutralnmu pasmu
lsmdu Dardanel jez jsou pod konrolou Dardaneske o
mise spojeneckych mocnos kterezto neutrani 1zen:
Turci muse by vtrhnouti kdyby rozhod prekroe do
Thrakie napadnout tam Reky
Admiral Bristol uvedomuje odbor statu gen. Harring
ton, velitel brckeho voska Cahrade vyda provoan
nemz varuje turecke naconasy pro vpadu neutranf
pasmo pod konroou Dardaneske koise Rovnez prav ad
mrs Bristol sch depesch chovanf tureckeho vosa
Smyrn6 jest bezvadne Kazeh nebya porusena
dobry poadek zachovavan Pres vsak nekok by
10 vyplen9no.
Londyn a. zan - Tislc ddstojniko muzd kraov-
keho eteckeho boru vypravo dnes Southampton do
Mesopotame kde doslo vaznemu vzboufenf domorodc1
Moskva, Ia. zari Protestni prot spojeneckemu
pocnani Cafhrade byla poslana veke Brtani sovetem
enz zauma sanovsko ze spoenc jedna zcela die sv&ho
pfanf prot zamdm Ruska Turecka Ukrajiny Gruzie,
DxrtanellSke f0zhodnut
nicicm Cerne more, prav note Rusko neuzna zad
neho rozhodnuti jez pric tomuto hledisku.
Sovet vyjadfuje sympati zapasem neodvslos ktery
Turc vedou tvrd re zodpovednost reckoureckou val
ku spociva evropskyh mocnoech kere vnut Turecku
Sevreskou smouvu ez skutecnost zotrocue ureck lid
Noa rovnez zdGraznue, ze zadnym valecnym lodim
sm by dovoleno projeti Dardaneami pravi bude zr
protektorat mad Dardanelam Rusko musi byti
castniky.
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SERIF A PRlRUG zALOVA.
nj PRO VRAzDU.

Xenia, O., IA. zari. - Serif
Lincoln Fundenburg, 57-lety,
priruci serif Joseph Day, At
lety, William Burns, zvlaStni
priruci a mestsky policista
Charles Simms, 45-lety, byli
odkazani dnes k velke porot6
policejnim soudcem, kdyz Sc
byli vzdali vyslechu o prisez-
ne vypovedi, v niz vineni jsou
ze spachani vrazdy v druhem
stupni We spojeni Sc smrti
Volney Nicholse, 18-leteho, "a
biteho ranami vypalenymi do
tlupy dewitt chlapcu, provade-
jicich zerty automobilisty ma
silnici nedaleko odtud 5. zari.
Vsichni krone Simmse slozili
zaruku po $4,000 a byli propu-
steni. Logan Nichols, Otec "a
biteho chlapce, odprisahl "a
tykace, jez byly predem pri-
praveny po nalezu koronerovy
poroty, jez uznala, ze serif a
jeho prfruci pocinali 81 kri-
minalni lehkomyslnosti.
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WBUCH DOMACf PLYNARNY.
MATKA, DfTE DELNfK ZABITI PRl NESTESTf
BLlZE DAMASCUS, o.

Salem o. ID. zafi. = Tri osoby, muz zena chlapec
by miste zabit domov6 Orrise Crew-a pokraj
stecka Damascus, vzdaeneho pet mil odtud hodiny
dnes odpoedne kdyz zafzen vyrabeni acetyenoveho
plynu, umistnene JAIME vedle domu, vybuchlo.
Mrtv jsou Pr Eva Crew-ova, 48-eta, mazelka Orrse
Crew-a Linwood Crew, 13ey, adoptovany Raymond
Yeager, 32lety, re Salem, svafec kovd
Yeager by poslan do domova Crew-ova spravi tam
fzeni vrobu acetyenoveho plnu Spravova spoovaci
pomoc pochodne kdyz pn patrne vzna vybuch
nastal..
Yeager pr Crewova jeff adoptovany syn by zabiti
miste zvu zusala edne 78leta maka Crewova jez
del dobu byla upoutana nemocf oze Nejbizs
sed jest as pI mile daleko obyd nen telefonu stafena
jest tax saba ze ami schodech nemoha se loznice
druhem poschod Nahodou vsak el ceste lde matic
kou tyto starena upozorna sebe tm re rozba ono
voala me- Muzi zasavi nekter vesl do domu Nasi
tm mrtvoy vedle obyd ez vdbec nebylo poskozeno;
trne pr Crew-ova chapec dvali Yeagera pri eho
praci.
Nekteff muzd pfivolali Crew-a enz pracoval iako
'drevodenik Beo mestecku asi ctyr mile vzdalenem
kdyz pfise akoz Yeagerdv o. T. Courtney
tea dopravena do zdeho zvodu kde koro
okresu Columbiana konati bude inkvest.
Po Yeagerovi zdstala vdova pet deh
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DAUCIIERTY A WILKERSON.
AMERICKA FEDERACE PRACE BUDE USILOVATI
o OBzALOVANl GENERALNfHO NAVLADNfHO
A FEDERALNfHO SOUDCE.

Atlantic City, N j. Ia. zari = Vykonny vybor Amercke
Federace Prace usanovil panech obzaovan
ralnho navadniho Daugheryho federalnho soudce Will
kersona spoen vydanim povestne soudni zapoved
Chicagu 'uveden tohoto ne1skSniho pocinan 81
neralniho ryadnlhoA soadce kszde kenssssni
volby." 80
prohlasenf rozhodnuti vykonneho vyboru, dktova-
mem Samuelem Gompersem pravi:
"Vybor zahajil dnes svo kampah proti vsem, kdoz
zpronev6r stavnm pravGm ldu kdoz cht6 by pouzvati
svych postaven verene ddvery ku souzeni zamdm czn
pfichazejicim povnnostm, mz byli povereni
PAX nasleduje oznameni pozadavku vykonneho vyboru
obzaovani zmnenych vadnich 1rednkI pro vymozeni 81
vydani povestne zapoved savce zamestnanc zeez
nicnich dilen.
"Veskereho 1si bude pouzito vzruseni americkeho
ldu ably 81 uvedoml nutnos ze vada soudnmi zapovedm
must ustat pokracuje prohaseni Gomperse "a re 1sav
nj vlada zakonem must rozhodova mali udrzet narod
mas jako vlada volneho lidu.
"Vykonnemu vyboru dale tom nezalezi, generaln
navladn Daugherty soudce Wilkerson ucni nebo neun
svoj zapoved Jeho stanoviskem jest re tito muz kirk
lave hod Spoj Saty do ctyf vetr ze svym jednanm do
kaza ze 81 nezasouz dalsi davery svych dfadech.
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NEMECKO ODPfRA PLATTT.
ZALEzITOST ODKAZANA REPARACNf KOMISf
SPOJENECKYM PREMIEROM.

Pariz H. zari = Move vyvinuvsi krse reparacn
tazce staa tax akutn dnes obrzen sd6leni
Berina, re Nemecko rozhodne odepreo zaplat 100000
jako zaruka sstmescnich s6nek vydanych Nemeckem
uGet vaecnch nahrad ze cenove komse rozhod stua
vymka ejich kontroly vyzadue bezodkladnou
zornost spoeneckych premerd
Sir John Bradbury brjticky Glen koise odzdi do Lon
dna ably yloz ceou zaleztost podrobne Loydu George
owl kdezto Poncare ual francouzske srnky vyednaa
nj Premerove itay begcky rovnez wall vec do rukou
jmenem svych zem
Belgcky pozadavek slozeni zlaa dele nezi zitra
mst6 ably byl pouhym dipomackym manevrem tax ably
v6c mohlo byti dale jednano byl vlaetne ulmatem
nimz staly pevne vada belgcka francouzska4
Panue minen re Francie bude pozadovat bezodkladn6
svoani spoenecke konerence uvazovani reparacni
dem francouzskemu duhu rovn6z defintivni urovnan
cee reparacn oazky Zadne voenske kroy nebudou pod
niknuty, lee by Sc konference setkala s nedarem
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PkEPADENf v OBUVNIC.
KEN KRAME.

We stredu odpoledne prepa-
den bvl We SVEN obchode obu-
vi v els. 1914 Donald ave. N.
E. Carl Harrison a oloupen
$25. Soucasne byl uderen ru-
kojeti revolveru tax slime do
hlavy, ze upadl v bezvedoml,
v kterem lezef skorem "a no.
din. Policii byl pripad hlasen
vcera jistou zenou, jez vstou-
pila do kramku, ably 81 necha.
la spraviti obuv. Pfepadeuy
odvezen byl do Mt. Sinai ne
mocnice, kde stav jeho prohla-
Sen byl "a nejvys nebezpecny.
Hlava jeho prohlednuta bude
roentgenovymi paprsky, jeli-
koz Sc lekari domnfvaji, ze mu
'byla rozs+fpena lebecni kost.
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AMERICANA v RUSKU
VfTANI.

Berlin, ID. zari. - Sov6tske
Rusko uvita s radosti obnovenl
obchodnich vztahI sc Spojeny-
mi Staty a s ochotou prime
kazdeho obchcdnika neb OBJ
chodni skupinu, kdyz prijdou
v 1myslu vybudoyati move OBJ
chodni vztahy mez; ob6ma zc-
memi, Jiri Cicerin, bolsevicky
miaistr pro kahraniGni y6ci wy
jadTil sc vici Malcolmu Sum-
nerovi, advokatu z New Yor-
ku. "Uvitame radosti opet-
ne zrizeni obchodn;ch vztahI
Sc Spojenymi Staty, at vyvi-
nou sc v jakekoli forme ia pra
ktickych liniich," pravil Cice-
rim.
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DOBRODRUzNA PANIcKA.

Pariz, ID. zari. - Manzel-
ka Charlese Broy-e. americke-
no konsula v Cherbourgu. rpr-
CHA mezinarodnim podvod-
nikem, ma n6hoz upozorneni
byli vsichni americti konsulove
We francouzskych pristavech
a narizeno Jim, aby po mem pa
sli. Omen podvodrik opustil
svoji vlastni zenu Cherbour-
gu a tato Sc obratila ku Broy-
owl o pomoc. Tyz byl odvolan
do Washingtonu a opusti Fran
eli tento tyden. j. F. Corri-
gan. konsul v Havru, byl ime-
novan konsulem Cherbourgu.