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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
DOPIS ZE SJEZDU S. p. J.
v Chicago.

Panf Arnostka Bubakova,
zastupkyne sboru Antonio Ce-
lakovska ma sjezdu Sesterske
Podp. Jednoty v Chicagu, "a
sila prvni zpravu o ceste i o
prvem prijeti, jez bylo velmi
uspokojive.
Chicago, 10. srpna, '22.
Ctena redakce Sveta.
Prijely jsme vcera v pet ho-
din spravne; costa byla zna-
menita, vse slo velmi hladce,
teploucko bylo znacne, ale pri
otevrenych oknech to uslo, Sc
stry sc mezi sebou bavily a pra
telske krouzky chodily ma ma
vstevy, tax nam ten cas- usel a
nezli jsme Sc nadaly, jiz jsme
byly v Chicago, kde jiz byly
shromazdeny danny vyboru
slavnostniho a pant hostitefky.
ktere 81 ihned sve hosty odve-
zly a skutecne myslim, re kaz.
dy byl rad, kdyz byl ma SVEN
miste; mas 81 odvedli manzele
Hlavackd, pi. Hejdukovou, pi
Sitcovou a moji malickost. BY.
ly jsme vrele uvitany a citime
Sc zde vSichni jako donna.
v dev6t hodin rano musime
sc sdcastnit. sjezdu; nevim jail
dal to pijde, doufam ze vse
velmi hladce a k uspechu mas
mile jednoty.
A. Bubakova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
KRVAVY DOZVUK POL
SKEHO PIKNIKU.

Ma Rybakove farme, ma Tur
ney rd. v Garfield Heights po-
radan byl vylet polske spolec-
nosti, sestavajici z so osob. Jak
to jiz byva, ba''ilo Sc nekolik
vyletnikG, patrne ably krasne
prirody vice uzili hrou v karty.
DoSlo k hadce a konecne ku
rvacce, "a ktere hraly noze
hlavni 1lohy. Rozvasneni hra-
ci vstepovali 81 rozdily mineni
tax dGkladne, re diva, Walter
Jablonsky, 1920 Sowinski ave.
byl bodnut nekolikrate, tax re
ma smrt ma jazyku a Mike
Cundik, 1916 vych. IA. ul. bod
nut k srdci tax nebezpecne, re
sotva zivotem vyvazne. Tri j.
nj seslabli ztratou krve tax, re
byli dopraveni spolu sc smrtel
ne pobodanymi dvema spoluvy-
letniky do nemocnice sv. Ale
xise. Policejni rapport o cele
rvacce jest velice kusy.
Ma jinych mistech pax doslo
vcerejsi ned6le k ctyrem il.
nym pranicim, "a kterych ne
bylo nouze o rany ami o "a
tceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
DOPRAVNf NESTESTf "A
UPLYNULE SOBOTY.

Teprve po nekolikahodino-
vem vystaveni v okresni mar
nici byla poznana mrtvola star
siho muze, jenz zabit byl au-
tenn rizenym M. Souckem 1904
Fir ave. ma vysokem moste v
sobotu odpoledne. Zjisten byl
v zabitem vlastni zenou, 65-le-
ty John Mcclure, 2O70 zap.
SO. ul. Souck hned po udavsi
Sc nehode zraneneho nalozil a
veil jej do Firview nemocnice,
ale starec podlehl zraneni je-
ste ma ceste. Ridic dan byl v
technickou obzalobu pro "a
biti.
V mestske nemocnici lei
krajan Josef Calek, 1929 zap
Sc. ul., jenz jeda motorcyklem
srazil Sc ma Fields ave. a zap
SO. ul. S automobifem Thoma.
Sc Hilla, 2041 zap. 55. ul. Ca
lex ma snad rozStipenou lebec.
nj kost.
Zle poSramoceno bylo 4-letf
devcatko Mark. HeilemanOva
jez v blizkosti sveho domova
1928 Forestdale ave, vbehlt
primo do drahy jedouciho au'
tomobilu. Naleza Sc v NEST
ske nemocnici.
Take sobotni rapport o neho
dach tohoto druhu vykaZujt
dlouhy rejstrik, tax re velkt
listy Sc omezuji ma zazname
ne nehod jen n9kterych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
o POLITICKYCH POME-
RECH v CECHACH.

Dopisovatel Plain Dealeru,
William Ganson Rose, jenz Sc
prave vratil z letni cesty Evro-
pou, napsal do dnesniho cisla
stat, pojednavajici polite
kych pomerech V mlade nasi
republice. Pravi, ze v stare
nasi vlasti nasel vice nadseni
nezli v zemich sousednich a IL
ci staletou nasi touhu po W.
maneni sc z nadvlady Rakou-
ska. Svetova valka dala pfi-
lezitost hromadne opoustenl
armady a boj po boku spojen-
cu znamenalo utvofeni repu-
bliky $ 13 a pull miliony oby-
vately. Dale seznamuje Rose
jakou dulezitou ulohu hraly
tax zvane zeme koruny ceske
V Rakousku a zminuje Sc o per
centualni vetsine prumyslu ce-
skeho v byvale dvojrisi. Cla-
mex psan jest systematicky
hodne informativne, pro ctena-
re ceskeho arci obsahuje jen
zname v6ci. Jinak ovsem me-
stranne zaznamenava vnitrni
i vnejsi politicke nesnaze ale
zda Sc mu, re budouci prospe-
rita naseho naroda pine jest
zarucena. Zminuje Sc vyho-
dach i nevyhodach, nyni we
stupujici m6ny, ale pravi, re
platy zustavaji stejnymi. Po-
dobne skodi pomerne vysoka
valuta odprodeji zbozi ma Bal
kane, ktery byl jednim nej-
dGlezitejsich trzist' Geskeho
prumyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
HAZARDNf HRAC ZASTRE.
LEN POLICISTOU.

V dome {. 1241 Parkman ct.
S. f. hralo Is muzu V karty a
30-lety James Donal, 2149 Cen
trail ave. vyhraval, ieden z hra
cG, William Thompson byl
"trop' a zGstal pry Donalovi
dluzen dollar, ktery jmenova-
ny ma mem vymahal revolve-
rem a ohrozoval pry takto
brace ostatni, ktefi nechteli
"drzeti bank. Thompson o.
DIESEL pro straznika Johna Jo-
nese, ktery do bytu vessel a
skutecne take spatril pred Do
nalem revolver lezeti ma stole.
Ozbrojen sluzebnim revolve-
rem, porucil Jones karbani-
kun "dati rnce vzhGru" a po-
staviti Sc ku zdi. Vsichni u
poslechli az ma Donala, ktery
uskocil a chopiv Sc zbrane, ma
straznlka Zam6fil. TentO vSak
,jej predesel, vypalil a Donal
trefen primo do srdce, klesl mr..
tev k zemi. Kdyz Sc dostavila
policie, nalezla dosud revol-
yer lezeti vedle mrtvoly brace
a Jones udrzoval v poslusnost
ostatni spolecnost. Jiz. pr
predbeznem vysetfovani byle
uznano, re Jones jednal v Sc
beobrane proto zbaven "a
Gin veskere zodpovednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
LENIN Sc VRATf 4. ZARf.

Moskva, 20. srpna. Frank P.
Walsh, americky advokat, jenz
travil zde 3 tydny jako zastup
ce jistych americkych obchod-
Mich zajmd vySetrovanim, zda-
Ii zahodno bylo by pro ne zaha
jiti styky Sc sov6tskym Rus
KEN, vypravil Sc dnes do Berll
ma v Aeroplanu. Odeprel sdeli-
ii, jake odporucen{ ucini svym
klientdm. Pred odjezdem pra
vii, ze sovetsti lrednici mu sd6
iii, re Lenin sc vrati z venkova
a prevezme sve 1redni povin.
nosti 4. zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
HROZf BULHARSKU BIO.
KADOU.

Belehrad, 20. srpna. Obchod
nj blokada proti Bulharsku Re
ckem, Jihoslovanskem a Ru-
munskem bude prohlasena, zda
Ii vlada posleze zminene zeme
nezamezi vpady tax zvanych
komitI ma 1zemi svych souse-
dG. Nota v tom smyslu byla po-
depsana trent svrchu zmineny
mi vladami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
: Opatfte 81 vstupenky =


Opatfte 81 vstupenky v
Gas. ma operu 'Orfeus v Pod
sv9ti'' 80. srpna, ktere jsou
ke koupi Y obchods pi. Smr-
love v c. N. S., Y obchods
p. K. Bernreitera ma Quincy
Ave-, u p. Frant. Sakryda '
lfadovns Federal ma Clark
Ave. a v obchods p. Aloise
Vrn6ka ma E. 131. ul. proti
spolkove sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
NECHAL PROPADNOUTI
SOUDNf ZARUKU.

Karel Smithelsky, jenz byl
jake uprchlfk drzan pod zaru-
kou $4,000, ktera zan pred dive
ma tydny byla pi. Evou Frost
ovou slozena, nedostavil Sc wee
IA k soudu a proto soudce F.
P. Walther proh1asil kauci "a
propadlou. Smithelsky jest We
spojeni veIkym svindlem, do
stupujfci vyse 900, pro kite
ryz kousek jest hiedan soudy
statu New Jersey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
KONKURS. S

Tfmto Sc vypisuje konkurs
ma misto domovnika v sini j.
A. Komensky ma 'vych. 131. ul.
Zadatel must byti clenem spoA
ku v Patronatu zastoupenemg
Pisemni nabidky zaslete nej-
dele do 26. srpna ma v. Krfz,
1886 vych. 1873. ul., jenz poda
tez dalsf informace.
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
SKOcILA S PALUBY
PARNfKU.

Pobrezni straz patrala wee
ra po jezerni hladine velice u
silovne po pekne osacene zene,
jez mela die tvrzeni n9kterych
cestujicich V sobotu pGlnoci
|skociti parniku City of Erie
do vody. Stala pry po celou
hodinu samotna u zabradli
nezli sc k zoufalemu cinu od.
hOdlala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
POZDRAV Z CHICAGO.

Pan Rudolf Kolar, mattel
holicskeho zavodu ma Broad
way zasila nam cele nasi cte-
narske obci pozdrav Chica-
ga. Libuje 81, ze krasne poca-
81 pobyt vyletnikdm velice zpri
jemnuje. To bylo arci pa
tex, jak budou spokojeni Sc
sv. Petrem dnes - jest arci O.
tazkou. Ia vzpominku mas
dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
DIVA ZABITI A SEST
ZRANENYCH.
Jedno nestssti Sc ud8lo v Do
.veru a druhe ma IS. ul. a
Woodland Ave.

NAho ciSO JAA u0SAO IIilllu-
la nj stale oznamovani
ztrat ma lidskych zivotech ma
bojistich, "a to neni takrka ami
dne, ably novinam nenastavala
smutna povinnost ozamovati
ztraty ma lidskych zivotech,
zavinovanych velkym rozma-
chem moderniho dopravnictvi
zavinenych zlocinnosti, jejiz
nynejsi existence taktez sva-
lovana jest ma povalecnou de-
moralisaci.
ODE rubriky, traficni neste-
sti vrazdy jsou, Eel, posled-
Mich letech az prilis obsazny-
mi.
V Doveru ma North Ridge a
Basset rds. 6 mil zapadne cd
Rocky River srazily sc diva au-
tomobily, v jednom z nichz
jelo n6kolik lorainskych obca-
nj do Clevelandu, ably Sc s1-
castnili zdejsiho baseballu.
Zabit byl 36-lety John Che
vina, mattel hostince v Lorain,
jehoz mrtvola byla dopravena
do Dover Center, odkud po
prohlidce koronerem Ham
mondem dopravena do Lorain.
Smrtelne pax zranen byl Peter
Evans, nemz lekari Y nemoc-
nici sv. Josefa Lorain pochy-
buji, re by mohl nabyti zdra-
vi. Podobne jsou teze ne
mocnici leceni tri JIM vyletni-
ci.
Jeden z Mich, 21-lety Joseph
Kerekes auto ridil, kdyz po-
jednou nasledkem spatne dlaz
by sc toto sesmeklo tax re by
10 protijedoucim strojem "a
sazeno. Kara byla prekocena
a znicena. Zabity Chevina
zanechava zde vdovu Sc ctyf-
mi nezaopatrenymi ditkami.
Ma vych. 55. ul. a Wood.
land ave. byl automobilem sra.
zen k zemi prejet 58-lety
Sam. Kramer, 5000 Griswold
ave. S. E. Byl dopraven dc
nemocnice ma vych. SIS. ul. s
rozbitou hlavou, kteremuz IRA.
neni "a kratko podlehl. Rfdid
auta, Michael Belt, 1886 Wood
land ave. sc snazil z mista me-
stesti ujeti, ale byl na dteku
jistym obcanem sledovan a po-
licii pOzdeji udan. Bude sc
museti zodpovidati re zabiti
Kramer byl zenat otcem G
ditek.
O St6sti muZe mluviti Daniel
Saperian, 5014 Tillman ave. N
w., byl re sveho MOTORCYCLE
srazen ma zap. 65. ul. a Her,
man ave., primo do drahy pc.
ulicnf kary, jejiz ridic motoru
vsak prave V cas- zabrzdil
Vzdor tomu byl Saperian zle
zrizen, tax ze lezi V nemocni
ci sv. Jana.
, 1922-12-26
THOUSANDS ASK
eLEMENGY 0 r
Y @ u N G killer
BY O L

UNITED Press Stat Correspondent
LONDON. Dec. 2t-Seven hundred
thousand persons throughout Eng
land have signed a petition for Glenn
ency for Frederick Edward Bywatcrs,
~2o-year-old steward found guilty. with
Mrs. Edith Thompson, Of numbering
the latter's husband.
The petition will be presented TO
Home Secretary w. C. Bridgeman en-
Thursday when final appeal to save
Bywaters from hanging will be made.
Efforts made by the youth to
shiel Mrs. Thompson. his sweet
heart, won him the sympathy OF hun
dreds of thousands. a huge supple
mentary petition is beng prepared to
enable others to sign in his behalf.
Bywaters and Mrs. Thompson
were found guilty OF numbering Percy
Thompson early on the morning OF
October 4 and were sentenced to he
hanged. after the most sensational
murder trial of a decade. Mrs.
Thompson, pretty and eight years Old.
er than Bywaters, is about to become
a mother. Despite many alternating
facts. the sordid detail of the crime,
which had been carefully planned for
months in advance by the infatuated
couple. left British Justice no choice
but to condemn to death the youth
and the woman.
, 1922-12-26
Another Casper
Case
It Proves That There's n Way Out foi
Many Suffering Casper Folks.

Just another report of a case in
Casper. Another typical case. KID
ney ailments relieved I'm Casper with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
u. S~aiiihgton. 1893 South Mckinley
St, Casper. ays Hard work and
heavy lifting some time ago weakened
my kidneys and made my back lame.
There was a soreness over my kid
neys n when l stopped sharp pains
shot through the small OF my back.
As time went on I became worse and
was Obliged to take to my BED and
there I lay for w weeks attended
BY a physician but got no results.
I couldn't ven turn in bed. My kid
neys acted irregularly and I began
to look for a good kidney remedy.
Someone recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills and after the first box I i'm.
proved and was able to be up and
around. Two more boxes cured me
completely and I have had no trouble
since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Gallington had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
, 1922-12-26
HIGH JACk|NG IS
CONFESSED IN
LATE SHOOTING
Cheyenne Man was Slain
on Booze Expedition
Companion Says

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Dec. 26.-That
George McGough. who was mortally
shot Thursday night. and his three
companions. Pat McHugh. Vance and
Brady Large, were on n high Jack.
ing" expedition when the tragedy oc-
CURED. was stated late Friday by
Holman.
-Four of us went to tbs house"
said Holman. 'and George unlocked
the front door with his skeleton key
I went in. he followed and the other
two stayed outside TO watch.
George flashed his flashliEht. but
we saw no one. / went to the bed.
room door and opened 1t. George
threw his light into the bedroom. A
guy got up and shouted: 'Rands
upi'
"I d,sckea behind the door. The
guy started shooting. I heard two
shots. II was the second shot, i
think, that got George.
at ran outside. George started
down the steps. and stumbled. For
Gods sake. help me, Vance!' he called
TO me; I'm shot I grabbed hold un.
der his arms and carried him down
as far as Walkers, The other fel.
lows were there. II we called the
cops. Then we helped to get George
started for the hospital. There were
six shots after we left the house.
"wednesday night we saw a man
haul rs kegs away from the place,
n we thought some more must
have been put in there to take the
place of the 25. It was a vacant
house. and we didn't know there was
anybody there. I guess this guy
must ave been placed there to sleep
and watch the property"
A coroner's jury to inquire into the
Staying of McGough was sworn Sat.
1lrday.
, 1922-12-26

Tor spreading the truths
Of the gospel TO the ends OF the earth
so that whenever an unbeliever may
mise his voice in criticism of Gods
revealed truth. there may be n chorus
OF protests in favor OF the Old Book
and its old story and against all who
would destroy its validity"
A message received from Denver
this morning was to the effect that
the Christmas sermon was heard
there and was lIstened to with much
appreciation.
The concert TO be delivered We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock is as fol.
lows;
Paro solo-operatic Nightmare
Arndt
Z. A. Finn.
Cornet Solo-Who Knows----By Bell
Dean Burdick Accompanied by Z. A.
Finn.
Master Dean Is Thirteen Years Old
Violin Solo-Hindo Chant from the
opura "Sadko" by RImsky. Ror-
sakow. Kreisler.
Miss Mary Finn Accompanied by
F. A. Finn.
Vocal Soio-I'm Longin' Fo' You
aAdNAAhNaS
e. A. Flynn. Accompanied 10y
owen Whistler.
Primo Solo-An Autumn Madrigal
Berge
Dean Burdick
Violin Solo-A Dream---By Bartlett
Miss Mary Finn Accompanied
By e. A. y1inn
Cornet Solo-Meet Me Where the
Lanterns Glow------------By Klein
Dean Burdick Accompanied by
F. a. Finn
Vocal Solo-Tommy Lad--
---------------------By Margetson
E. A Finn Accompanied by
Owen Whistler
Piano soio-Falling Waters-By Truax
Dear Burdlck
Vocal Solo-At Dawning--By Cadman
owen Whistler Accompanied by
E. A. Finn.
Piano Solo-A La Bien Aimes----
+ A Finn
, 1922-12-26

usual lanes, and striking terror 10
the hearts OF hundreds OF passengers.
according to wireless reports received
today.
Relentless gales. playing havoc with
the scits Jules OF tbs large steamship
oompanHs. described yesterday by Of
ficers OF the Cedric. the Zealand and
the United stutcs. which arrived sew
eral days late after weathering the
worst storms in their history. stIl
are whipping the waters Or tho At.
iantic to fury
The Manchurla and Ia Savose. re.
ported today they would arrive on
Thursday. two days late. The Ma.
CARA. due today. reported she Will try
10 fight her way to port tomorrow,
The Caronia reported from Halifax
that she had been forced TO put in
there. Tho Mount Carrollis due here
and the President Monroe in London,
tomorrow. both far behind schedule.
Veterans Of scores OF storms, who
ruided liners into port yesterday, said
they had never before eseen the
trtacherous north Atlantic in such a
protrActed hurricane mood.
Captain Metcalfe. of the Cedric. said
he was forced to slow his ship to
fiv krots by a blow only rivalled by
he experienced in the Indian ocean
more than 20 years ago
, 1922-12-26

htAhNoAAg hAhAAs
Popular music was given an out
let from s until Q O'Clock on Christ
mas Eve. Sayles and seaton at the
saxaphone and piano and also Miss
Katherine Higgins at the piano gave
many clever selections.
This was Immediately followed by
an hour OF anthems. solos and choir
selections. The choir was under the
direction of L. Z. Fisher.
The Rev. j. NJ. Cromer delivered
his ermon at noon on Christmas.
He took as his text Isniah SO. For
unit us a child is born; unto us a son
is given; and the government shall
be upon his shoulder. and his name
shall be called wonderful counsellor.
the mighty God. the everlasting faith
err. the Prince OF Peace"
These are among the greatest
words that were ever uttered said
he pastor. Their greatness is ex-
eeded only by the historical fact that
';cre were uttered over 700 years be
FORE they were fulfilled.
The whole great storm OF modern
'estruc'ive criticism spends its re
'cntless fury upon this old gospel and
RACES about his Messianic utterances.''
Speaking further he declared. III
Isaiah he overthroYn. then the
whole Book OF Divine Revelation
overthrown. The bible is a fabrica.
ton, Christ is an imposter and the
human rae is n vagrant upon the
earth having no hope and no des
tiny"
The Rev. Mr.. Cromer went into q
detailed and interesting explanation
IF the truth OF the text n showed
wherein he found it to contain the
essence of great things.
Before closing his sermon he said
1--WE want to broadcast this truth OF
the everlasting gospel throughout TIL,
length and breadth OF the world.
''Thank God for the radio. Goo
grant that it may become an agency
, 1922-12-26
THREE SLEDs WILL Be
GIVEN AWAY THURSDAY
At WYOMING THEATER

Tom ViIinave, manager of the wyo-
ming therter has announced that he
VIII give away three fine sieds next
Thursday afternoon to the youngsters
who hold the lucky numbers which
viii be passed out with the tickets
No extra charge is being made for
the show. Caught Biuffins'' featur-
ing Frank Mayo. and tho s=rn "In the
Days Of Buffalo BIN are the pictures
to be shown at the matinee.
, 1922-12-26
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of
tn shareholders of the Wyoming
National Bank of Casper will be
held at the office of said bank in
Casper, Wyoming, at the hour of
10 o'clock a. m. January 8, 1928.
for the purpose of electing a Board
of Directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such ether
business as may properly CONF be-
fore the meeting.
B. B. BROOKS,
President.
Attest:
CARL F. SHUMAKER. Cashier.
Publish Dec. IL, 10, &c, 1929,
Ian Q 1929
, 1922-12-26
SERMON AND MUSIC PLACED ON
RADIO Waves In Big HOLIDAY
PROGRAMS BY LOCAL TALENT
Radio Corporation Broadcasts
Features in Keeping With Christmas
Season; Concert Due Wednesday

The holiday season in Casper is being featured by the
Tribune-W Wyoming Radio corporation with several splendid
BETTING the time of year. A sacred musicale on
Christmas eve was followed on Christmas by a sermon from
the lips of the Rev. J. NJ. Cromer, pastor of the Grace Luth-
eran church. Another wonderful CONCERT is scheduled for
, 1922-12-26
NORTH ATLANTIC
VESSELS Battle
TERRIFIC STORM
Mariners Terrorized by Gales Which Play
Havoc With Ships, Smaller Craft
Menaced With Tragedy

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-viOlent tempests of the sort
known only to seasoned mariners of the North Atlantic,
against the bowling power of which huge ocean liners are
but fimsy cockleshells, have ragged through the last week,
threatening smaller vessels with destruction, wrecking
steamers deck equipment, driving fast liners out of their
, 1922-12-26
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Casper business College. Inc.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
"EUROPE CAN PAY"

Unless straightwny disavowed by
utterances, discredited by events and
discounted by actions, Secretary
debts will be taken as the official
American stand on that question. 1t
is fair that II should be 80 regarded,
and 1t states part Of the American
case both admirably and bluntly.
Europe not only should pay these
debts but she can pay them, says
Secretary Hoover. In his opinion,
repayment can be made without un-
due strain. within a reasonable period
OF time and without great difficulty.
Herbert Hoover knows his Europe
as we'll as or better than any other
American. lie says that Europe IL
coming back" In social organization,
industry, agriculture, commerce,
transportation-ever except po-
litically and financially.
Pointing out that about half OF the
total debt of $11 500. 100000 is covered
Ivy the British loans of S4.7b0,000, 900.
he reminds America that Britain can
and Will pay. This leaves little more
that half of the total TO be recovered.
This remaining group of nineteen
debtors on the Continent will need TO
find no more than $3.50. 900 yearly
TO take care OF both interest and
amortization This will take no more
than IL per cent of any states an
nual government income. and Will be
as little as 2 per cent In some cases
Secretary Hoover denies that gold
| ia necessary. He riddles the familiar
formula that Europe must pay either
in goods or gold and that having no
gold, she must pay In goods: and that
payment in goods would wreck Amer
lean industry. Europe is trading with
the whole world, not America alone
The gains from world trnde, from the
pool of the worlds commerce and from
tho inter play Of world industry. ht
says. viii aid Europe In wiping out
| these debts.
| The Hoover speech Is more or thai
plain speaking that has been needed
1t offsets the address OF Sir lteginnlt
| MclSenna before the American bank
ers. Revealing n less beggarly Europe
than the usual pictures Of the Ok
World, Secretary Hoover has refused
to deal with the debts IA moral Is
sue or matter of sentiment. He re
minded va that we have dealt Will
Europe the last few years In termi
of idealism'' and served notice that w
cannot continue to do 20 IL the ol'
World continues 10 think In terms o
war and work out its problems b. tn
formulas OF force and guns. TO Burop
IL is "A reminder that armies and bud
gets and navies must be cut and tina
charity begins at home. me.--Philndelphi
| Ledger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
GOOD NEWS FROM IRELAND.

Those who sympathize with the am
bition of the people of Ireland to gov
ern their own country, and work out
their own fortunes will read with
pleasure the statements of Columbus
man, James F. Carroll of the Catholic
Columbian, that the insurrection there
is waning and will be over shortly and
the new Free State of Ireland begin
her career in peace. Others who have
made recent visits there have reached
the same conclusions. These visitors
claim that the very large majority of
the people there are out of sympathy
with the insurrection, and in favor
Of the Free State government, are
! tired OF war and want an era of peace
and production.
1t is pleasing TO read Mr.. CAROLS
statement that the country rs pros
porous and the people, for the most
/ part, happy. 1t Is no small matter thai
| Ireland is prosperous and her people
happy. after all the struggle and con
tention and turmoil that has been tn,
lot of that country in recent years
Stories OF prosperity in Ireland woult
be read with interest all over tht
world, for a common blood ties man,
hearts to that country and sympath!
with the ambition for freedom an,
self lf-government exists In all lands
Ohio State Journal.