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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06
TULSA-MADE STOVES GO
ALL OVER SOUTHWEST

Another way in which Tulsa IL
advertised IL through the medium
OF the queen Bee stove works.
Manufacturing n complete limo OF gas
ranges and heaters and coal stoves as
well. the company's product goes in
to six states, Kansas, Oklahoma,
southwest Missouri. Texas, Louisiana
and Arkansas.
The company expects to Increase
its output from year to year, as 1t
has In the past. feeling sure that the
trade of the southwest will appreci-
ate having factory as centrally To-
Gated as the Tulsa plant Is.
The Queen Bee Stove works was
established in 1910 and has had a
steady increase In business through
out its trade territory, covering a
generous portion of the southwest,
since that time. IL has spent $40,
600 for 1922 patterns, which puts II
in the class OF all high priced
ranges This fact will he realized
more than ever when the Queen Bee
exhibits at the Permanent Industrial
Exhibit. 307 South Cincinnati is
seen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06

Tho accompanying illustration
shows. In all probability, one OF the
largest revolving ventilators ever
made. Not many Tulsa people have
ever dreamed that q ventilator of
the size and perfection OF this one
could be found within the limits OF
this city. but tho Tulsa Sheet Metal
company at 1915 South lansing
street has constructed all sizes OF
revolving vontilators and stands
ready 20 build any size desired.
Tho big ventilator is az inches IN
diameter at base and weighs slightly
moro than "A ton The average ro'
tary vontilator In use ~ less than
900 pounds IN weight. These ven
tilntors are sold at n much lower
figure than those quoted In many
cases "a. Z. O. b. points in the east
and tho purchasing OF an apparatus
of this type locally would not only
be conservative buying and save the
buyer freight charges and trans
portation delays, Thomas j. Byrne
proprietor OF the Tulsa Sheet Meta,
company said the other day. but
would also give him an opportunity
TO watch the development OF the
product.
There is also another item which
should be taken into consideration
Byrne said. II an institution of this
nature be supported by Tulsa pur'
chasers. II would not only introduce
To the surrounding states another
Tulsa manufactured product. made
I'm IA plant and operated by Tulsa
citizen. but would also furnish work
for Tulsa mechanics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06
OIL CITY TOOL FIRM rs
ONE OF LARGEST OF KIND

Decided increase in business with
In the next 80 or 60 days Is pre-
dicted by w. s. Lee, general man
ager of the oil City Tool company
This company maintains a main OF.
flee at Tulsa. with branch offices
atBristow and Apperson.
The oil City Tool company Is well
known throughout the state of Okla
homa as one OF the largest of its
kind. II specializes In oil and gas
we'll fishing tools, loO-ton jacks
rings and wedges that are for sale
or rent. Services of expert fisher
men are available for customers.
Although business has been run.
ming smoothly for the past year
there is going to be more, business
very soon, Lee believes. The com
pany Is located at 90 North Boston
street. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06
COMPLETE LINE CARRIED BY
ELLISON PLUMBING COMPANY

with business for the past 80 days
most encouraging, w w Ellison,
manager OF the Ellison Plumbing q
Heating company, thinks that IL Will
he even better In the future. Ellison
ls peculiarly well fitted 10 gauge con-
ditions from the trend in his own
business. as he has been In the
plumbing and heating line for 30
years and knows II thoroughly,
Specializing in plumbing and heat
ing, the firm has the well known
Arcola system OF heating, one of the
best known in the United States.
The shop. at 516 North Denver
street, where Il has been for the
past four years, is well equipped for
repairing and plumbing of all kinds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06

A complete line of repair specialtles
IL carried. The firm makes spe-
cialty of remodellng and overhauling
cid plumbing. making IL like new.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06
ANNOUNCE WESTERN
GRAIN CONTRACT MARKETS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.--secre-
tary Wallace announced today the
designation OF the san Francisco
chamber OF commerce as a contract
market for barley, and the designa-
tion OF the Los Angeles grain ex-
change as contract market for
barley, sorghums and corn within
the meaning OF the trading net.
Members OF the two exchanges
therefore will be permitted to deal
in contracts for future delivery OF
these commodities without being
subject to the tax OF 30 cents a
bushel on each contract for future
delivery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06

Rodent eating snakes are pro-
tccted by law I'm some countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27

the ten vulCanizers inside, as well
as the massive cranes which travel
with the platform and which are
used for eleyating and lowering
the heavy vulcani2cr lids as well
as for shifting the hot tire moulds
to the revolving track.
The entire operation is, in eff
feet, the bringing of packing
house efficiency" to the handling
{ tires-and the newly cured
tires suspended ON travelling hooks
wildly suggest sides of beef shoot
ing through Il packing plant to the
refrigeration rooms
Each yulcaniZer in the battery is
capable of handling twenty-six
3OX3 y cord tires at a time, maxi
ing total Of 2GO tires for the ten
NuIcanizcrs and each vulcanizer is
filled and discharged six times
daily-giving a total Of 1850 cord
tires which this one machine turns
out in single day while recurring
the attendance of only four men.
Due to the great increase recent
ly in the demand for cord tires the
big rotary will hereafter be de-
voted entirely to the making OF
"0N5 z cords and it is here that
the labor saving is Of greatest ad
vantage.
The problem OF n Continuous
operation yulcanizer" has engaged
the closest study of leading tire
factory engineers for the past ten
years and the final solution of thi;
problem by the Gates Rubber COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27

one OF the biggest strides for
ward in the economical production
Of cord tires was perfected sew
oral months ago by the Gates Rub
hor company Of Denver, and news
of the achievement has been care
fully suppressed until completely
a protective patents were issued.
The first successful continuous
operation VulCanizer'-that dream
of all tire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
stalled in the plant of the Gates
Rubber company more than nine
months ago, and patents covering
its design and operation have been
granted by the United States rat
ent office TO Chas. G. Gates, pres
ident of the Gates Rubber com
pany and the inventor of this not
able device, which enables four
men to do the work of twenty.
The great saving in labor ef-
feCted by the Continuous opera
ton" is due to the fact that a 10.
tating platform which enCirclas a
battery of ten huge vulcani2ers,
carries away the emDtied moulds
from each discharging vulcani2eI
a. tll' -" 'I'' 'lIHI 'lidL II blIIlBS w
the unvulcanized tires to fill the
next vulcanizcr in the line.
This brings the work fright to
the men" enabling one crew on
four men to keep the ten vulcani2.
ers in continuous operation.
whereas not less than two men are
required to handle each individual
vulcanzer where the new machine
is not used.
The accompanying picture shows
the circular rotating platform and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27
AUTOMOBILES ARE
SAVING THE RURAL
SCHOOLS OF COUNTRY

Eighteen thousand rural schools
are furnishing transportation for
pupils to and from their homes
Through the motor bus the consol-
idated rural school is made posi-
BILE and the number Of consolida
tons is going forward at the rate
of about 1000 per year. There are
still 10000 one-room schools
which should be consolidated
Since a consolidated school COM
bines several adjacent school dis
tricts into one school it means a
larger and better equipped school
house. Since in the one-room ru-
raj school one teacher teaches all
grades from the kindergarten to
the eighth grade, while in the con-
solidated school each teacher in
structs but two or three grades,
this means fewer and more highly
qualified teachers and better
teaching.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27

In producing 100000 Overland
cars, the Willys-Overland company
is maintaining the record of the
largest volume producers with one
exception in the automobile bust
ness. One million cars is now the
goal Of the production department
and it will not be many months
before this goal Is also reached.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27
WlLLYS-0VERLAND
ON ITS WAY TO
ONE MILLION CARS

Friday is not viewed in a super
stitious light by officials of the
WHY'S Overland company. In fact,
Friday, August II, was the cause
for celebration at the big Toledo
plant.
For on that date, Overland car
No. 100000 passed through the
testers hands and was delivered
in a shipment of cars, one of the
many economical, sturdy efficient
automobiles that tho American
public has stamped with it's APP
prevail, especially this year when
the tremendous demand has kent
the big factory running full speed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27
EXPORTS
CONTINUE TO INCRFASl.

Exports of passenger cars in
June increased IS per cent over
those of May, which in turn had
gained 5 1-2 per cent over the
previous month. Truck exports
gained Sc per cent in May over the
preceding month. but fell off
slightly during June.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27
STREET RAILWAY BIGGEST
AUTO USER IN GEORGIA

One hundred and six motor cars
and motor trucks are owned by
the Georgia Railway and Power
company. This is one of the larg-
est fleets of motor vehicles in the
state, Preston S. Arkwright, pres
ident of the company, says. Tho
time will come when we will be
using automobiles as public trans-
portation vehicles In TERRITORY
where the business would not jus
tify the building of rail lines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27

Candles were used as clocks in
the time of King Alfred of Eng
land,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
1l.O84.767.585

II milard a to bez troka jez rostou dzasne kazdym
dnem /"
To e amercky 1cet Evrope TIE Europe, ktera nema me-
shody poprava uxus velych armad e pre-
pln6na stale neutuchacm okalnimi spory! i
Do nedavna byy vysovovany nadee re Amerka valecne
duhy proste skrtne Jisto e fnancni kruhy Noven
Yorku krui Westinghouse sejne ostfe ako snad
mnohy Atanku ale pravda e take ze val
veejneho mnen amer venkove od sredu az ma
zapad souhasu kongresem. Proc? Ne, re by A
merka potrebovaa penez vydany vykaz amercke MN
covny sdel bill zata celem svete je satnch po-
adnach americkych bill. zlaych pruta kolk Je zata
soukromych bankach no nevi Ale proud amerlckeho
yeejneho mnen prot Europe omto smeru vysledkenl
evropske potihy vace ceku pravlm ac JedhotVe pr
Cny uvadet veene nebylo by premne vec JSe cast V
ropy e ibuje samolbos dava 81 zdani neomy
Americana rekl re sou n6ho Vec uz jsou takove
at chce kdo c nechce vkou dluhovaa Amerka Evro
ne podle udan sra Pashe) 1000 mionu serlinkl, ted
Amerka ie vefitelen, macm clzlne ma oooo mil steL
nechce oho vice nez dos Zbozl oVafu hemuze
potrebova protoze kady amercke preteka naronaae1o
yvrobou ie tam prav6 toho ddvodu, re nenl dos
Ikupc amercke vrobky Cim muze chce EVropa pat4
Papirem? Znehodnocenou menou? Mad takoVou Js'oo'
polrci Novem Yorku rameny..
Ale tu e hospodaIsk6 stuace n6mz dosud nebyio
uvazovano Francozy po Loucheur dal najevo postave
mi France = re je nemozno plaht PocnyouJ, ze ]ych
staech bylo vubec uvazovano amerckych duzch spo .
uvad ameeky pozadavek zvra vsecky dosavadnl foz
pocty Zda se Americana mali kic evropske sluacl
ukou vlasn hospodafsk konference Sc bude konat
brzku nkov Janove nybrz Washngonu az senatn ko-
pe zavola evropske duznlky pozoa Je'
abv Sc vyiadfi lax vastne pfedstavuji zapaceni.
Takova je skuecnost, takovem savu naleza Evro~
pa, Americana mali osudy ceych narodu Toto 81
uvedom Americana kdyz Jim dostao neaskaveho Jedns-
nj eee ad6 eVropskch konferencl "a posedn dobu ka
odpoV6dn ide zapomnel akou mocl Sc sta We Ve
dollar Ted veike polteke dipomahcke nte-
ektuan prce ably naso resent bez bolest otreu Vsech
tech ozek vypynuly evropskeho pomJen amerckeno
llnazoru zaimu Phi edne pezitost byo echto zpfa-
vach naznaceno praV stav eVropske potce sc proV
I've dvou ech mesch Amercke ucty sou zacaken ouao'
cnost iez nadchazi. Prslo to drive nez Sc tusllo
! Venkov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
CESkOSLOVENSkO MA ME-
| ZINARODNf CESTOVATEL-
SKE VYSTAVE v NEW
YORkU.

(CTK.) Cestovatelska VISTA
va ''Travel Show, usporadana
We dnech 25. breZna az |. du-
bna t. I. V New Yorku, ukazala
Sc imerickemu obecenstvu in
forma6nim podnikem tax yeas
nVra u nezbytnym, zvlaSte pO-
kud jde O cestovanl do Evropy,
&c musi!a byti prodlouzena az
do 5. dubna t. +. To podnltilo
znovu Zalem eXposicl Cesko-
slovenska s vybranyml ukazka
mi ceskoslovenskych umelec-
kvch, prumyslovych a lidovych
praci, o cestoVani do csl. lazni
k navSteye Prahy a jinych
NEST Republiky, poskytujlcich
prilezltost prave tax ke studiu
historic 4 umeni. jako k nava-
2ani vyhodnych obchodnieh
,styku.
Neprehledne proudly obecen-
stva &c vsech kruhu byly upou
ttany obrazy promitanymi pc
.deset dni nepretrzite "attraSto
scopem" velmi mnoho z mich
81 zao;llo nejpodrobnejsi infor.
mace tiplnou literaturu 0 Ce.
skoslovenske Republice.
Csl. iradum, vyslanectvi w
Washingtone gen. konsulatl
v New Yorku pribylo cetne do
taZu nejen cestovnich a dra
hotnich pomerech V Csl. Repu
bice, o pobytu Y nasich sve
tovych lazlich, nybrz o Wy
hlidkach rrinaho nhchodn q j,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
N M O ny BOZ.

V neskonalem zoufalstvi, do
nehoz ho uvrhla posledni slova,
pocit oval Pavel prave jake prl
podivani ma Konradovu hostinu
nutnost okamziteho cinu. Vse-
china nadeje ovsem byla ztra-
cena. Jeho plan vyuzitkovatl
tunelu, nez bude zpusoben po-
plach, ioho plan Sc shroutil. |
kdyz p,'ipustil, re Sc mu podari
dostati sc k EliSce a osvoboditl
il = coz bylo samo sobe me-
pravd6pcdobnym - kdy sc mu
to pcdar{?
A jak unikne nepriteli vra-
ii Sc do t'rancIe?
Ne, ted mel proti sobe cas-
j prostor. Jeho porazka byla
porazkou. po niz nezbyVa nez
upustiti od boje a ocekavat
tiorazenl.
Pres to vsak neustoupil. Cha
pal, re ochabnuti by bylo ne
odpustitelnym. Vzmach, ktery
no az dosud hnal k cinum, mu-
sill ho hnati neunavne dale a je
ste vzletneji.
Pristoupil ke spionovi. Zena
Sc skloni!a k telu zkoumala
je We svitu jedne re svitilen.
"Je mrtev, ne?" otaZal Sc.
"Ano. ie mrtev. Dve kule he
zasahly do zad."
A vzrusenym hlasem doda-
la: "To ie desne, co jsem spa.
chala. Zabila jsem! Neni tt
vrazda, ze ne, pane? A mels
.jsem k tomu pravo !. ale je tc
hrozne ;. Zabila jsem Karla'
i Jeji tvar, jest6 mlada a hez
ka, &C obycejna, byla zruzne
ma. zdalo Sc, ze jeji oci memo
hou Sc odtrhnonti cd mrtvoly
;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

vestic V CSR. csl. cennych
papirech atd. Pri tom nemaly
zajem jevil Sc II Americana o
Sokolstvo nejblizsi sokolsky
Sized.
Znalci Evropy a svetovl ce-
stovatele z financnich kruhn
kvitovali velmi uznale ucast &c
skoslovenska ma teto mezlna-
rodni vystave, tvrdlce, re ma
rodu. ktery energii, pokrokem
q houzevnatou praci dovedl 81
uhajiti svou krasnou a bohatou
zemi, nalezi po tflletych zku-
Senostech svefitl mu neJvets1
financni prostredky k hospo-
darskemu rozvoji. O ktery TAX
neunavne usiluje. Vaznym III
|teresentum CSR. bylo pri te
to pfilezitodti rozdano k pfl-
menu pouceni nekolik tislc brc
zur re vsech oboru, zvlastf
pax Ia tim ucelem vydaneh1
prospektu pod titulem "Visi
Czechoslovakia.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

STkEPINA CRANATU. !
ROMAN.
Napsa Maurice Leblanc. Prelozi Franta Stepanek.
ROMAN.

Pavel uzrel mad sebou lesk-
nouci Sc cepel dyky: zavfel oci
pronaseje Eliscino jmeno.
Jeste vterinu pax Sc ozva-
iy raz ia raz tri vystrely. Ia
skupinou utocn1ku nekdo W.
strelil.
Spion hnusne zaklel. Jeho Sc
vreni povolilo. Zbran mu Wy
padla 4 ruky, klesl ma zem ma
tvaT stenaje:
"Zatracena zenska ;. zatra
cena :. prokleta mel jsem
j; uskrtit :. tusil jsem to -"
PAX zablekotal:
"Je sc mnou konec Zatra-
cena zenska 4. trpim ;. ;"
Odnlcel Sc. Nekolik trhnuti.
Shroutil Sc a byl mrtev.
Payel vyskocil jednim sko-
KEN. Bezel k te, ktera ho Ia
chranila a jeste drzela revol-
Yer V ruce.
"Elisko!" zvolal silen rado-
sti.
Ale zastavil Sc Sc vztazeny.
mi pazemi. | We stlnu nezdala
Sc mu postava te zeny Eliskou
ale vys$i a silnejSi.
Zakoktal S nesmirnou uzko.
sti:
"Elisko, jsi to ty?"
A soucasne mel uz DOZEN cd
pcvedi, kterou uslysi.
NE" della zena. "Pani Del
rozova odjela prvnim automo
| bilem. Karl a ia jsme jeli q;
nj"
| Pavel 81 vzpomnel ma ten al
tomobil, ktery, jak Sc Bernar
dovi zdalo, odjel, nez obesli Vi
| lu. Ale ponevadz druhe aut'
odjelo bro "a prvnlm, nepo
| zbyl odvahy a zvolal:
"Rychle "a mimi! Pojedeme
Il rychle, jiste je dohonime.
Ale zena ihned namftla:
"Dohoniti je jest nemoznc
ponevadz kazdy automobil
jede jinou cestou."
Coz ma tom, jedou-li z
timz cilem. Kan vezli par
) Delrozovou?"
"Do zamku, nalezejiclho hr
bence Hermine.
"kde ie ten zamek?"
"Nevim." !"
, "Nevite? To ie desne. Snad V
, te alespon jeho jmeno?"
Karl mi je nerekl. Neznal
! je.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
26lety a 58lcta.

skom predmesti Whitechape-
LII ozenil Sc 26lety George Da-
ken s 38letou vdovou Mary Lor
neovou. Nebyla hezka, ale bo-
hata. Oba vsak zili po celych
20 let dplne spokojenosti.
Pred nekolika tydny vsak "a
miloval Sc 46lety Daken do j.
ste mlade divky, coz jeho 78-
ltou manzelku velmi hnetlo.
Prudke hadky byly ma dennim
poradku, az naiednou ustaly.
Daken byl totiz nale3en Ia
vra zdeny. Detektivove ted wy
setrnii. nenl-li toutc vraadon
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
"Kdo jste?" tazal Sc PaveL.


belec, pane! Ach, vse co o
mem vim. ia sama jsem Sc po- 4
stupem casu stala jeho spolu
vinnici. Nahanel mi strachu! i
Nemilovala jsem no jiz, ale 4
trasla jsem Sc poslouchala 4
jsem no. Posleze jsem no ne /
navidela on O tom ved6l a ca
sto mi rlkal: "Jsi mne schopna
zabit!" Ne, pane -. Mysllla
jsem ma to, ale nikdy jsem ne
mela k tomu odvahy. Teprve
pred chvili, kdyz vas chtel
bodnout -. a kdyz jsem Ia
slechla vase jmeno."
"Me jmeno? Proc?"
"Jste muzem pani DeFozo-
ve?"
"A?"
"Znala jsem il. Ne dlouho,
teprve dnes. Dnes rano prlJel
Karl 2 Belgie a wal mne Sc
bou k princi Konradovi. Mela
jsem slouziti co komorna fran
couzske dame, jiz jsme meh
odvezti do zamku. Rozumela
isem, co to znamena. Mela jsem
byt opet spoluvinnici, ktera me
la vzbuditi duveru -. A pax
| jsem tn francouzskou pani IT,
zrela (. videla jsem il, jak pla
ce. :. je tax dobra. nezna, re
mi to rvalo srdce. Slibila isem,
ze il pomohu. Jenze jsem ne
myslila, re to bude timto zpuso-
bem :. zabitim Karla ="
Prudce Sc vztycila a della
trpce:
Gale musilo Sc tax stati, pa
ne. Nemohlo byti jinace, nebot'
| jsem 0 mem vedela presprllis.
On nebo ia On !. tim lepe,
relituji niceho. Nebylo ma sve-
! te takoveho bidaka a takovy-
mi lidmi zadnych rozpaku. Ne,
nelituji toho."
| Pavel il pravil:
"Byl oddan hrabence Hermi.
ne?"
Zachvela Sc della tiSe:
"Ach, nemluvme nj, prosln
vas. Ia je jeste desnejsi, to je
nezmar! Ach, jen aby tusila
re jsem to byla ja!"
"Kdo je ta zena?"
"kdoz Vi? Pfichazi, odchaz
a vSude je pani Poslouchaj
iii jako cisare :. Kazdy Sc j
} obava -. je jako jeji bratr.
"Jeji bratr?"
i "Ano, major Hermann"
1 "Coze? Pravite ze majo
: Hermann je jejim bratrem?"
: "Ovsem, ostatne dostaci je V
j deti. Je to sama hrabenka.'
: Ale videla jste je pospolu?
| INA mou veru, nevzpomi
i nam 81 ;. ale proc Sc plate?
i Cas- byi Pavlovi piilis drahy
= ably Sc pouStel do dlouhycl
u rozhovoru. Co mu zalezelo n
tom, co 81 ta zena myslela
i Hermine?"
Otazal Sc jen:
IS "Bydli u prince?''
a "Ano :. prime bydll prs
y MIN poschodi do zadu, ona t;
1t ke prvnim poschodi do pr'
du."
a "Reknu-li il, ze mne posil
e. Karl, ktery Sc stal obeti aut'
+ mobiloveho neStesti, prijm
l. mne?'
ie "Zajiste.'
".Zna Sofera Karlova, jehc
la mlsto jsem zaujal?"
la "Ne. Karl no pfivezl BE
gle"
Pavel Sc chyill rozmySle
10 pax pravil:
"Pomozte mi"
a. ZavlGkli mrtyolu do prikor
a. a pokryli il vetvemi kefu.
to "Vratim Sc do vily," pray
la "Vy jdete az k prvnim OBJ
to dim, vzbud'te lidi a vylicte,
/" Karluv sofer zabil Karla i
Y prchnul. Nez zpravite policii
& nez budete vyslechnuta a bu'
O. telefonovano do Willy, uplyl
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ieho 7Sleta laanze!ka v neJa-
KEN spnieni.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
Los croafas infenfaron apoderarse
aver porIa fuerza de la adminisfra-
cion del estado Iibre de Fiume
(De nuestro servicio especial por los
cables ingl6s Y franc6s)

FTUME, febrero 14.-Desde Ia Ultima
laventura del poeta Gabriel D. Annun-
zio, en- que la ciudad fu eteatro de nu-
merosos combates Y hazanas heroicas,
en- las que rivalizaron ardittis'' y re
gulares, los habitantes de Fiume no ha-
bian presenciado hasta anoche I'M COM
bate analogo los que Sc sucedieron
durante el gobierno del poeta y soldado
de s'La Gioconda''.
I'm grupo numeroso de croatas ataca
roi durante las primeros horas de Ia
madrugada de aver 10 sedifcios pubn-
cos, fin de apoderarse del Ayuntamien
to de los cuarteles militares. Ell III
tento fue frustrado, pues los croatas
rechazados por los facistas Sc vieron obli
gades huir desmoralizados.
La situaci6n mejora, el orden va rea-
pareciendo la ciudad reanuda su nor
NAL movimiento. El Gobierno de Roma
ha enviado tropas Ell provision de futu-
ros acontecimientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
LA CoMISION INTERMINIsTE-
RIAL ESTUDIARA HOY Los
ASUNTOs QUE Sc TRATARAN
EN- LA CONFERENCIA DE
GENOVA

PARIS, febrero 14.-La Comisi6n In
terministerial estudiara mahana en- el
edifcio que ocupa ell Ministerio de Re-
laciones Exteriores todos los rroblemas
tecnicos que deber&n ser tratados en- la
pr6xima conferencia International de
Geneva.
Al acto han sido invitados especial
mente Y como question de, privilegio los
primeros Ministries de las naciones que
forman la Petite Entente los cuales
Sc hallan aQui desde la semana Ultima,
donde vinieron con ell fin de conferen-
ciar prop6sito de la Inca de conduc-
ia que deberan observar los pafses de
Checoes1ovakia en- ell pr6ximo concilio
econ6mico de Geneva.
Contra 10 que generalmente Sc creia,
la Comisi6n Interministerial permane-
cera en- session permanente hasta ell 8
de MARIO, fecha que permanece atn f.
ia para comenzar los trabajos de Ge-
nova.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
EN- TUNEZ Sc PREDICA CONS
TANTEMENTE LA GUERRA
SANTA CONTRA LA FRANCIA
(De nuestro servicio especial por los
cables ingl6s y frances)

TUNEz, febrero 14.-Las autoridades
francesas han reducido esta mafiana a
prisi6n al periodista senor Louzon, di-
rector de un diario simpatizador del So
Wet, por excitar los indfgenas una que
rra santa contra Francia.
Ell Gobernador militar ha comenzado
a hacer una investigation cuidadosa
con respecto varios agitadores comunis
tas que han llegado aqui para hacer cam
pafia boIsheviki en- desdoro de los inte-
reses de Francia en- tedas sus posesio-
nes de Africa. Contra este peligro que
amenaza Ia colonization Y dominic de
Madagascar y otras islas del Continen-
te africano, las autoridades francesas
estai adoptando medidas severas y en-
su consecuencia muy pronto Sc haran
nuevos arrestos de personals complica-
das en- aventuras comunistas.
Ell Gobierno guardia estricta reserva
referente la fndole de las investiga-
clones que Sc realizan.