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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION

This great craft was built at Bordeaux
In 1914 and her tonnage was 6.osS; At
one time = Diesel engine was = part
Of her equipment but II proved too
small to be OF any value except in 4
calm and was removed.
The thought OF huge sailing ves-
sel--fsw men nowadays ever saw one
--stirs tho imagination. There 10
something wonderful In the driving
force of the wind; there 10 poetry in
the motion of the ship; there 10 ro-
nance In tho idea OF mans skill In
using even the buifetings of nature
In his own interests. The world Jared
long on a wind-borne commerce OAR
Ing men sailed the seven seas In ships
that now would hardly seem large
enough to use in the most protected
waters. They died for their daring.
many OF them, but there were always
others to take their places. Where
there were ships there were men.
And there still In doubtless work for
the sailing vessel, though now that
work Is relatively unimportant In the
vast volume Of the commerce OF the
world. Ships with sails are still beins
built. Though the matter Of labor
necessary In their operation makes
strange changes In their design COM
| pared with the old standards. A new
sailing vessel Of 2,400 tons not lona
ago was launched at Bremen whose
| rig would cause CONSERVATION In th'
mind Of any old sea dog. She has Ave
masts, two (the first and three from
the bow being square-rigsed and thu
others being schooner rugged. II
theory this strange ship will be
better saiier before the wind on ac
count Of her square-rigged masts ant
it is assured that the schooner sail
will carry her we'll along under othe
conditions.
It IL to be hoped. however. that thi
new German sailer will not fall afou
OF the ghosts OF any of the ships OF
bysone day. For surely they will moe
her and will ask what manner OF shil
she is-no ship of the olden days hav
ling sported Ave masts two OF Their
square-rigged! Hartford Courant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
THE EVENING SMILE.
HIS EMPLOYMENT.

While there is no intention or pok-
ing at golf too much. some OF the an
ecdotes along this line are TOO good TO
be lost. Take the case OF the woman
who had her young and observant son
out for a walk. They met friend OF
the family, a man who likes 70 be
pleasing 10 children. He proceeded &c
question the boy. bright little fellow
about FIVE years old.
Does your papa work." from The
man.
Sure he does, all the Time" with
out hesitation.
What does he do?" and the chances
are the youngster knew that the ques-
toner knew the answer. Anyhow the
boy spoke right up:
plays golf."-Ex.
She--"I was worrying about you las
night, Ferdie." He-'Really? Yol
fiatter mel" She--"Not at all. / FIRE
quently worry over trtfiee. '-Bostor
Transcript.
May (teasingly)-"They say kiss
| ing is 80 dangerous" Ray (gamely)-
| Perhaps, But isn't 1t. grand IL 20,
live through it?"-Topics of the Da.
| Films
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
RIPPING RHYMES.
by Walt Mason.
LOCKED UP LADIES

Through the prison, with the
jailer, l went shopping t'other
day, and my face and soul were
paler when at last l came away.
For twas full of females queen
~ who took murder as sport.
waiting grimly or serenely for
their hearing in the court. Here
is Madge," remarked the war
den: "she grew weary of heC
man, and she poisoned him. ac-
cordin' to the Mary Blandy plan,
Here is Clara; people damn her
as a savage, without end, for
she bought a ten cent hammer
and with that she slew. her
friend. With her face against
the easement there is Laura.
gentle dame; and she buried in
a basement one who tried TO
queer her game. In this dungeon
let us pass in--Hannah sits
in discomfort; she engaged a
cheap assassin TO remove a tire
some gent, over yonder we dis
cover Jane, who once got down
to tacks; she grew weary of her
lover and suppressed him with
an ak. I believe with Poet Rud-
dy," said the keeper of the Jail,
that the dame, in doings
bloody. is more deadly than the
male" So l viewed the Sues and
Saddles, pacing up and down
their cells: what's the matter
with the ladies, that they are
not wearing bells? Every. morn
ing comes the paper. with a
story drear and dun, how some
lady cut caper with a cleav-
err or a gun.
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fully into all the elements that 20 to
increase real estate values whom lay
inG their estimates of assessed vAluA.
ton before tho tax authorities. How
they may refrain from taking some
elements into consideration Is thus
intimated by the Delaware State News
of Dover:
1t would be well for the Board
OF Assessors to get from the State
Highway Department.. estimates
OF the value OF lands owned by
parties living along the right of
why OF the new State Aid roads
being built In this county. a COM
parison between the returns made
by these people and the estimated
value they make to the Highway
Department would enable the
board TO fix the values for taxa
ton much greater than the re-
turns OF these people would au-
thorize."
There is no doubt the construction
of an improved highway along farm
Is a practical enhancement OF its
value, much more than an improved
street adds TO the value of city
property. This road. in addition to
being a general public convenience, is
a valuable possession OF the individual
farmer by the rapid and profitable
transit It places at his disposal in
sending his crops to local market or
to shipping stations. And there is Jus
tice in the contention that the value
thus impaired to q farm property
should find place in the. assessment
figures on which the tax is based.
So. while any ignoring of this ele-
ment is not TO be set down as a de-
feet in the system OF personal est
mate Of assessment valuations. 1t is
matter that should be duly consid'
cred by the taxing authorities. Should
the taxable fail TO include this en-
handing item in his estimate OF valua
ton. the supervising authorities MAY
readily supply the omission. AnC
they should DO SO. Fair assessments al
around are essential to an equitable
distribution OF the burdens of taxa
ton. Taxes must be levied and col
lected for the support Of government
and every effort should be employed Il
make them just in their application
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

In the disputes between Tabor"
and capital" In the differences over
prices between the producer, or
vendor. and the consumer. in every
economical difficulty Of recent years.
the one and only obvious remedy has
been utterly ignored Return 70 re-
spect for the law Of Supply and De-
mand and observance OF that mex
orable statute.
In the visionary. impractical ad-
minetrations OF President Wilson
and the class legislation Of his Con-
gress. this unwritten law was dis
iained In the emotional stress OF
war times II was wiped of tho tablets
Of the peoples minds. Artificial
price fixing" was substituted and
other Quack nostrums were pre-
scribed for Uncle Sans Ills.
The law OF Supply and Demand
cannot be safely ignored; nothing
Just as good" ever has been or car
be devised. On the law OF Supply
and Demand ia founded the business
structure of the entire world. Not a
commodity can escape its influence
not even the commodity OF labor
either manual or Of tho brain. Capt.
tai is equally subject to Ats workings
Right here in Baltimore It's efficac,
once was concretely emphasized
when women rebelled at the high
price Of eggs, and decided to stol
buying that commodity. In "a hour
the price receded TO point within
me bounds of reason.
| When the people once more learl
respect for this greatest OF economi
laws; when they are impressed b.
the fact that shortages of conmodi
1 ties, either labor or of any othe
kind, may not properly be create
artificially. either by curtailment @
production or by violence. then bust
ness in the United States will retur
to that normally which never can
attained or continued under any pos
sible artificial plan.-Baltimore Ameri
can.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1922.
Is HE AN .ARTFUL DODGRRr

The Soldiers Bonus bin was i'm
portantly amended IN the United
States Senate. Tuesday afternoon, by
tho decisive vote Of ~ yeas to 70 nays.
The affirmative vote was composed
OF % Republicans and 30 Democrats;
the negative vote Of IS Republicans
and eight Democrats.
Senator Ball Of Delaware voted
against the amendment. Senator du
Point OF Delaware did not place him
self on record. He 10 set down ms
among those mot voting" thus leav-
ing II 20 conjecture how he stood.
This is not an isolated instance
OF the non-voting qualities Of our
decisive votes on Objectionable fea-
lures OF the Tariff bill In the Senate
he was recorded as mot voting" with
out announcement OF pair. On the
final passage OF the blu he was so
recorded. but Senator Ball announced
that had Mr.. du Pont been present
he would have voted af,irmatively.
During the early stages of the
Bonus bill campaign, both Senators
and Representative Layton maze an
swers to inquiries from interested SOL
siers about their attitude. Senator du
Pont and Representative Layton
plainly expressed their disapproval,
and Senator Balls reply was some
what unequivocal. But when it came
to a test vote In the Senate. Ball voted
and Senator du Point was silent. VIII
he BE- silent when the final vote is
taken2
Yesterday afternoon the Soldiers
Bonus bill was called UP for final ac-
ton In the United States Senate. but
Senator du Pont was not there. He
had gone TO Dover To attend a meet
ing OF the Republican State Commit
tee. so his senatorial duties did not
weigh heavily upon his mind. Sena.
tor Ball was in his seat and voted
against the bill.
However. Senator du Pont was no
entirely neglectful Of this inportan
matter. For once he remembered h
was United States Senator Ions
enough 20 arrange a pair and go OF
record as being opposed 20 the Bonu
bill, Senator Harreld. Republican. be
Ing paired with him in favor. Blu
this is only one instance Of the Sena
tors even partial recognition OF hi
Official duty. against numerous other
IN which he left his State. so far a
the official record goes. virtually in IN
position Of having only one Senator.
What is the matter with our JUNO
Senator? Is he DESTROYS Of acquirin
the reputation Of the "Artful Do6
SER"
Also. IL may be asked: OF what us
20 State or nation is a United State
Senator who SO frequently does nc
vote?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
ASSESSMENT VALUATION.

Both Kent and Sussex counties are
now testing the operation Of sys-
tom OF assessment for taxation pur-
poses which places upon the owner
OF real estate the chief responsibility
OF furnishing assessment figures 10 the
county taxing agencies. On. blanks
provided for the purpose the real
estate owner sets forth the details Of
his holdings. description Of buildings
and oAer improvements. together
with an estimate OF its valuation for
the purposes of taxation. The
County Board Of Assessment, through
It's agencies. makes Investigation 10
ascertain how accurately the taxable
has performed his part in the trans
action. IL Is said In Sussex county,
where the system was first intro
duoed. that property owners have, as
a rule. shown cOmmeudable honesty
and fair judgment 10 making their
returns, which In many instances are
acceptable and entered on the official
records without material change. And
like report comes from Kent county
But there are exceptions 20 the
completely successful operation OF
this system. Notwithstanding its gen.
oral excellence. although they are not
sufficient. thus far, 70 warrant any de.
mand for material changes. Property
owners cannot be expected to enter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
LETTERS on ESTATES.

Resister of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows:
Administration-On the estate of
Dora Cleaver to Jacob Cleaver; c. t.
a. estate of Clara Dill to Emma ID.
Hamilton.
Testamentary-On the estate of
Minerva NJ. Van Trump to the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Co.; es-
tate of Sallie Hargadine Hoffecker TO
John Talley Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

First Regiment Band.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of P.
Excelsior Lodge, X. OF P.
Camp No. 4. p. Q. S. OF A.
Local No. 313, 1. B. e. w.
Fairfax Lodge, I. o. 0. F.
Brandywine Lodge, s. Of Fl.
ST. Georges Castle, X. G., E.
Columbia Lodge, l. @. o. f.
Local No. 626. c. & j. OF A.
Wilmington Tinsmiths' Union.
Encampment No. "a, U. V. L.
Manitou Tribe. Impd. Q. r. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge, L. 0. G.. t.
Third Ward Democratic Club.
Washington Council. U. F. of A.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion.
Delaware Tribe. Impd. o. r. NJ.
Diligent Council, Jr., Q. u. A. NJ.
Canton. Delaware. =. NJ. l. Q. o. F.
Star Of Bethlehem Lodge. S. Qf NJ.
Delaware Haymakers' Association.
Plumbers, Gas, Steam Filters Unto
Washington Camp, No. 4, P. o, S. of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
JUST FOLKS
By Edgar A. Guest.
COPYRIGHT 1922 by Edgar A. Gust
THE PARADE OF THE TEARS.

THE PARADE OF THE fEARs.
Slowly the years In gay parade n1arcn
by
Viewed by the men and women In a
throug.
I stand among them as they pass
aiong
Seeking. as they. some pleasure new
20 SPY.
A tiuseled hour 10 hold my eager eye
A minstrel evening with his merry
song,
Perchance the waxen figure OK
wrong
Shall stalk the street OF life and leave
"a sigh.
still, as a child intent on novel rninsss
watch the hours and days and
weeks pass on,
Blessed with the Joy the brilliant mo-
ment brings,
Frightened by all OF GRIEF DON
upon.
Yet finding always some sweet cAarn
which clings
Some wonder day 70 treasure whsn
it's gone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
Given Surprise Party.

A delightful birthday surprise party
was given to II. c. Miller, at his home,
GA West Twentieth street. last Tues
day evening. The time was passed in
singing and dancing, radio concerts
and pool tournaments. The engage
ment of Miss Esther Shepperd to Ed
ward Graves was announced. Those
present were: Miss Sarah Harris,
Miss June Symes. Miss Esther Shep-
perd. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark. Car
rol Short. Edward Graves, William
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Miller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
SHIP WITH SAILS.

1t is reported that the French Ave-
masted bark, La France, in her time
the largest sailing vessel in the world.
is total loss-wrecked on reef a
hundred miles west Of New Caledonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
A Different Fish Story.

Been fishing, eh? / suppose lot
of big ones got away"
mo, worse than that. If there were
any big ones in that lake, they didn't
keven bite."-Detroit Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01

Every little want can be satisfied at
very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01

public water supply. The old pumps
well served their day and gsnsratioh,
but they arc useless at this time, and
also dangerous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

sss 49, = e.: : me-, *
:sriosiy si 70 l5so pi ks Sut.sS can:
pot sIvs advice on lsgA. msd!csi sno
settle domsatic troubles nor 70 undcryAke
exhaustive rseeArch op any .spbteqt. write
your question9 plainly and brts0Z. olive
FULL nens and addross Aod encioss s~XX
replies Are een{ direct 10 the inquirer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
DAUGHERTY NEBYL PRY SAM.
JMENUJE RADU KONGRESNfKU A SENATORU
KTERf POMAHALI MORSOVI

Washington, 27. kvetna. = Uvedenm jmen nekoka tue
til cenu senau snemovny poslanecke iak demokat tax
republikanu nych vynikajicich veIejnem
tehdejsi DOLBY ktef zada omostneni {. W. Morse fede
lan tresnice odbor pravednost dne pozde opoedne dial
vefenost zaznamy Morsova pfpadu LAX evi ufed
Mich archivech''.
Zprava dokazue, prav prohasen, made vSechnu
pochybnost Morse propulsion byl odporucen cvnch
armadnch ekaru dobre povest esicich kter zsti
trpi vaznou neoci Propusen pso ako vyvrchoen snad
te nepozoruhodne demonstrate zamu kterehoko
enz byl kdy usvedGen oudech Spoienych Satu Pece
propusen Morse-ovo byla podepsana 10000 osobami.
Pres "vysoky charakter' tech kdoz zaumal postaven
zodpoved duvery vade kte by mez tisici pode
psavsimi petic prohasen pravi "nebyo odpo
we'd vefenou demonstrac at akko byla snou te dobe
Morse by propusten ale edne zakade dobro
zdan lekarskych odborniku Ku prohlasen pfpoena Jest
echo ekaTskych znalcu kde prav re Morse TRIP
nemocem jez uvadeny sou dlouhymi lanskymi jmeny
pred sebou zvoa dlouho Jako rsiko zivot
poisten prv zprave major Baker tehdy pusobc
jake ekar Fort MCPHERSON neodporuc bych tohoto
kratk6 obdobi trice dn Nahla smrt moha by
neho nadeti kazdou chvili'
Pred tim nez vydano bylo prohasen odborem SPRAYED
generani nvadni byl op6tne toku senate
strany senatoru Carawaye Arkansasu Wasona George
Arkansasky senator ovnova Daugheryho re kdyz psob
'zrazuje prfomnou administered Dale vines!
obvn6n odbo spravednos pouzva svych zlizencu ku
stopovani senatoru kongresniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
ITAO1LINOOI1 DIV. 11NOTNO.
CELKEM BEHEM TYDNE BYLO ZABlTO 33 LIDi
A MNOHO PORANENO.

Belfast, 27 kvena Sestnac pozaru bylo zaozeno k
PAM paicsvi jlz terrorsovano byo cele m6so dnes.
zapalnych bomb bylo pouzo k zaozeni pozaru. enz
skolu Falls Road. Ma sta vandalu vrhlo
trosek skoly jail krasti, dalo odnes Poce poz
il prijela automobilech zahajila ne pabu. -
Dublin, 27. kvena ~ rPnncnl4 4hitNa. strila zde dA
nz jeden angicky voak by zab Dva voiac by napade
nj zbuniky eden Mich kes hned pri zahajeni palby Pc
ce sp6chala druhemu vojaku btve, jez
poutaa, jedna zena ditko byly poraneny.
Belfast, 28 kvetna. = lrska repubkanska armada re
kvovaa residenc okresnho soudce Cookea Fahan Ne
koik nych loyalstu oko bylo vypuzeno svycf
piibytku Bncrana okresu Donegal spalen byl pbvek
u6tee, kdyz napTed rodin6 narizeno vystehovati
Serzant Leech skeho kralovskeho konsebovskeho b6
byl Brunswick uc kdyz mluv jstou svo
pftekyni. Vrah unkl. Auz jmenem McCabe wat byl d
nemocnice Lewry dnes have Kun, n6nl5
I'll. byl pod MIN zastieen.
Dundak Jest plno di pohranicnlch distrktu Ne
nich nemohouce zlskat pfistIes bloud uicich
sobotu DO ceou zvu Dunalku zakotvilo behem wee
rejska nekoik delovych tlunu
Celkem minuly yden bylo zabto V Beastu okol );
osob pocet ranenych Jest vellky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
POKUSY O SJEDNOCENI
CfNY.

Peking, "a. kvetna. - Ge-
neral Wu Pei-fu, jenz zmocnll
Sc Pekingu po porazce gen.
Chantsolina, zahajil prime W.
iednavani Sc Sunyatsenem, hla
you jzni vlady Cantonu. Ten
to krok, jak sc soudi, pfiblizll
znacn6 sjednoceni severni a .jiz
nj Clny, jez byly temer nepfe-
trzite odd6leny cd sebe od pro-
laseni cinske republiky pred
deseti lety. DR.. Sunyatsen, lak
Sc pravi, dial Ma jevo ochotu
vzdati sc vlady a usnadnit sled
noceni zem6 ma zaklade dvou
podminek, jez Uni: l. Parla.
ment, ustanoveny V prvnlm re
cepubliky, musi byt opetne svc
Ian. 2. Hsu Shih-Chang, presi-
dent vlady Pekingu must re.
signovat We prospech exekutiv-
niho urednika, jenz bude zvo-
len parlamentem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
MOVE A ZNACNE SNizENf MzDY.
NARlZENO BYLO ZELEZNICNi
PRACOVNl RADOU.
TYkA Sc ASH 400, 900 ZAMESTNANCU, VETSINOU
TAX ZVANYCH SEKCNfCH DELNfKU

Chicago %. kvetna. Vice nez S4S 900 600 srazeno
bylo plau 100000 zeezncnich rozhodnun
zeleznicn pracovn rady Spojenych Statu.
Snizeni, jez cn prumerne sc hodnu pfi-
pad nsedue po snizeni S40O ez u6neno byo ra
dou cervenc mnuho roku Dnesn tyka
vetsnou delnku zamesnanych pi udrzovan pofadk
sud k rozhodnuti
Zda podobne bude snizena mzda osatnho zelezncniho
delncva tn kesne skoro nrove niz bya pred zve-
MIN cevenci 1920
Rozhodnutl bylo podepsano rem ceny zastupuicimi
leznice trent ceny zastupucm vefenos OdliSn6 mine
nj vydano byo em ceny zasupujiclm delnkou skupinu
rozhodnu vesny pravi re mzda snzena pomeru po-
klesnutim zivotnlch vyoh. minen mensny pravi
mzdova skla, nazena rozhodnutim,
drzovani americke zivotni urovne.
Rozhodnuti rady nasedovao syseni konane zadost
zeleznic snizeni mzdy zcea opacnou zdost n6kerh
Zamestnancu Zvyseni platu.
Tao slysen zapocala Chcagu g. bfezna skoncia 20.
dubna. roZhodnut poukazue mzda zeeZncnho del
nictva zvysena bya 20 cervence 1920 $500
1921 nizena S400 900 0O0 tax nynejsin sni-
zenm kdyz nasledovno bude prpade ostatnch
nictva mzda bude vyss nez byla do
1920
Pfitomna mzda tax zvanych sek6nich delnk, muzu
mestnanch pfi udrzovani trait pofadku cd
ruzn cd % do S5 hodinu Nova skala mzdy
af~.cjftisv piatnOst ou T.
rozhodnuti prav Sc ku konci re move skaly nzdv
tax obyena zelezncich bude epe pa
nez podobna prlce inych odvetvich prlmyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
BLIZZARD BYL OSVOBOZEN.
NEPODARILO Sc USVEDCITI HAVfRSKEHO
PREDAKA Z ''VELEZRADY"

Charles Town, W. Va. kvena William Blizzard
eden podpredsedu zdeSho uheneho dsriktu zalovany
veezradu spoen azenlm unovych uhokopu pod
zm oskeho roku by nevinnym vcera vecer
Ornament rOZsudku nsedovno byo demonstrated Jake
nikdy soudn sin nebyla yedkem Ones Blizzard eho
zeka ukazovai nabehe cd toho ak iech prate
srdecne Jim e sk demonstrate opakoyay kdyz dnes s
do kosela a zpatecn cest6
Zaloba, schlazena tmo nezdarem, pTeie 81 odrocti
ces osatnm 80 obzaovanym uhlokopy pozdn leto
ocekava re obhaiova TO prstoupi.
Take pTst obzalovany nebude pro velezradu
my brz zabiti pfiruGiho Sera Johna Obhac
zada propusten zaruku osm muzu oucch doud
I've ocekava utni iako podmnku svoleni
odrocen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
NEMECKO PRIJME PODMiNKY,
S Tim VYROZUMENfM VsAK, ZE DOsTANE Sc MU
PUJCkY

Berlin, %. kvetna. Nota Withovy vlady odpovfdaic
spojenecke pozadavky, ez mail by spn6ny 81 kvena
bya odesana do Paffze zvlaSnim kurrem dnes
vzdana Ultra. al
Pl1stupuje vsechny pozadayky iak byy ormulovany
konteenc mancnho mnistra Hermese
ns pflneeny Hemesem do Berina N6mecko pTiima
spoenecke ultmatum tim Nrozum6nm, dostane 5
VFdftne mezinarodn puJcky "a snestelnych podnnek.
Iao posledni pruzna Erase umoznuje daS 'handovani
nebot prozatm nkdo mimo bernskou vadu nev pod
minky bude pokladati snesiteln6.
Mocna nemecka ldova srana proti prijet poza
daVku reparatn komse Wrthovou vadou obava nebla
hych dGnku nemeck obchod prumysl nahym ustaenim
nemecke marky.
konerence nemeckeho kabineu, ma nz usneseno psou-
pitt pozadavky reparaGn komise vvhradou Ne
mecku dosane yydatne putky skoro
do punoc obotu hlavn soyo nell nj financn ministi
Hermes mntr zahraniGnch vec Rathenau Robert Schmidt
ministr hospodafskych zalezitosti.
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TAM NEBYLA PROHIBICE

Bordeaux, Francie, 27. kvet-
ma. Druzina americkych h
bankefu, kteri cestuji po Fran
Gil, byla dnes pohostena Syndi-
katem vinaru Saint-Emilion
a Pomerol. Ma iidelnim list
ku bylo 26 druhu vlna, vesmes
mnoho roku stareho. Bankeri
byli rovneZ ucteni Ma radnici
kde byli hosty mesta a obchod-
nj komory.
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i0L.nua,t fu.- ionu. ~. Ottu
Weidfeldt, novy nemecky vel
vyslanec, predlozil vcera sv6
povefujici listing presidentu
Hardingovi, pranim, ably OBJ
noveno bylo pratelstvi a dobra
yule mezi Nemeckem Spoie-
nymi Staty. President od-
povedi sve pravil, re ochotn6
bnde spolupusobiti Weldfeld-
tenn y jeho obtiznem nkolu.
Novy velvyslanec byl pred
staven presidentu Hardingovi
sekretarem statu Hughesem q
audience byla kratka a zcela
formalniho razu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
VYBUCH v NEMECKE TO.
VARNE MA DYNAMIT.

Berlin. 26. kvetna. = V dy-
namitove tovarne We Schlebu-
schu, blizko kolina II. r., udal
sc vybuch, pri nemz pet delnl-
ku bvlo usmrceno a jeden po-
ran6n. Pricina katastrofy, iea
spuSobila znaCnou Skodu na
majetku, prozatim nebyla Iii
Stena.