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In I'M .LINDSEYs COURT,

housands who have commit
ted crimes come in svoluntari-t
X " to "fess up and take their
medicine
There Is no bailiff, no stem
%ographer, s5i5 no illegal atmo-.
Hsphere''------on1y a worn office
chair for his callers.
More men and women have
been sent to the penitentiary
than from all the rest Of Colo
RADIO courts combined
In two years 200 wayward
girls have come. asking for
help and advice, and 900 of
these have come voluntarily to.
the judge.
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10 END
RAILWAY STRIKE
NOT ABANDONED
CONTINUED from page one)

following trains have been dis cor
5tinud n 5js
y No 10 running between Graf
ton. WI. Va, and Cincinnati; NO !.
90 and "a between Cincinnati ana
st. Louis; No. 81 and So between
Detroit and Cincinnati; No 80 be-
tween Chicago, Monon, nd., and
Cincinnati No. so between Gin.
cinnati and Indianapolis: No. II
between Grafton and Cincinnati
The department announces. that
additional postal car sare be1ne
added to other trains to handle the
mails for trains discontinued IN
this section. ls 5
The postal Inspector in charge
at Fort Worth, Texas, advised the
department today of the restor-
alton to service of two trains out
of 5Atoka, Okla, and that trains No.
IS and running between Green
vile ana Mineola have been super
coded by mixed trains carrying
closed pouches.
5$ Postal Inspector Satterwhie at
notified the department
that trains No z53 and 81 operating
between Grafton and Wheeling
and trains rs and IS Between
and Wheeling would be
discontinued today.
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Il:s:AsIOIO PRO GRAM Il /. 9 \

'5ir.sot,Ia.,Iira'flr1l1lIS Tonlght

skSSI04EdIIlSAtSV iIt Snt' 45 3&$s 2$
is4s.;ssI low to- Keep Physical.
M Through8S Systematic Exer-
|sSisg.sSsa Weeklyahe saith talk by lHar-
SG4reb Am rf cassS champion light
ShisaasY;y,9Wgighl ON r ttsbur Oh r. ost
s.. e. Popular concert by
%4he@K kfs Broth hers Orches.
fra rom East sburgh Studio.
Tiss NJ Sarah Logan,
Sco5nfral To; Tiss M guerite Jane
Observation-Disclosures and Leo Kruczek.
usfeenssysar old ss$vio 1tnist Mar
garetaII Studio
Rrogran1ST on1orrow.
p.s II ON Farm and
Hone.ss5a Home FURNISHING g. M cd
Sarns and SPractic IL Eb Miss Har;
TisftssWebsterR the Joseph Horne
@Eos tsburgh.. From r. It's burgh
Seasonable Sugg estions
sfoFsth Gard en-, III by Harry r
SEbY count agrit ul turf st. Alleg heny
County farm BUR- eau NVeekl y tall
SonsSss sSWimmingss' bysaRalphl Shinton.
@capf ain Pfttsb urg1 Post Life
lN7nard ,locafeds atiO akmont, the cen
tsr ofssPttts burgh'sg&c mp colony
Observation-Disclosures Studio.
Tp.Sg rs. Ruth N Sparks, col
1 oratuTag soprano Raymond hunt,
fgnorsl NlIsssDo rothy Tromle ley, cell
AIrssP earl CIV an al Orrsdale, ac--
sGD1nPaIIiSls N
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MON0NGAHELA COAL
OPERATORS TO meet
CONTINUED !; from page one,

National Coal Association yester-
day. Il
I5s $H:@B. Cornog, Philad alpha. vice
president of the Cartwright Coal
Co, was in Fairmont$ yesterday re-
newing acquaintancesi In the coal
trade. He not securing any
coal however. FEY
Robert E. Rhythm ore, engineer OF
tests, consolidation Coal CO., has
returned from a trip to New York
city.
J ohm, Wight. OF the West Virginia
Division office, Consolidation Coal
Co, returned to work Tuesday aft
erehaving been in Baltimore sever
a1tweeks. His mother and his wife's
father died in that city $s
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The Dixie:

The featured u attraction at the
Dixie today Is :" Her Social Value.s
in which Kat erineS Mcdonald Is;
seen Ii the lead ingsrole as the wife
OF man who is socially ostractzed;
because his circle constd er# that he
has married out Of his class.
The wife, thinking to re-instate1
him IN the good graces Of his set
decides to sacrifice herself. and TO;
this end she tells him that she
ylc1Jes another. and crushed and
heartbroken he disappe ears. Laterj
=they$are brought together, an. an
understanding and mediation
is the result.
It is not e a new theme for$a.
story-that OF II class isttnc lion ~;
and It is one that will always be-
dicussed no dou bt, Al and will still
remain unso1ved. But his filmsprssi
sents it in manner that will give
those who see It some thing to thing
about. S8Si x S " tEgs
Buster Keaton will be seen fox
the last times today in lies
Relations. s
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REAL#EsTATE TRANSFERS.


The following real estate trans,
sfers have been record TAT the Of
flee Of County Clerk Lee N. Satter.
field :3S n S. ts3s5
Cannie Hess to Maggie u. t,
son, a parcel of land in the George
IT, Furbee addition Of Warrington.
and other consid-
Grafton. s3$s XXI g.. a.
5- Howard e. Watson and Maggie
Watson, his wife, to sCannie Hess,
a parcel &of land in the George Z.
Furbee addition Of II Warrington.
Consideration 81 and other CON
Ssideration. Il
West End Improvement Co. a
Georges Irwin. a
parcel of land lin the EOakwood fAd- !:
:dition sof Fairmont- Consideration
$4,000. W.
&I si Henry F's Slower and Judith
Slower to M \. 4: FSinkead, AZ parcel
:ofFland JIM the Clark Steele addition
tosFairmont.saC Con siderations SIS etc.
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3. q o.piscontinues trains

u BALTIMORE. July sl3.---Declar-
ing it unable to get assurances OF
protection to the lives of employees
and property Of the company at
Garrett, Ind, and willard. Ohio
important points on the Chicago
division Of the road affected by
the shopmen's strike, the 3. g Q.
today announced curtainment Of
its passenger service through the
territory affected by these condl-
lions.
Trains No. is and No. IS, now
operating between Baltimore and
Chicago will be discontinued be
tween Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Trains TO. z and 10 will be dis
continued between Garrett and
Chicago. 4.
Trains No. as and No. IS oper-
ating between Wheeling and Chi
.cago will be discontinued between
those points 3Ss5I4 Ia s TAX III
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Ordered e leave Texas s.

DENNISON, Texas, July 10 800
Two imported work men were seiz-
ed early today by a hc-d of men
and taken to- the Red River five
miles north Of here where they
were lectured and told to leave
Texas. They were seized when
they alishted from northbound
Missouri, Kansas & Texas train
No. A. The other men escaped
the band and are being sought.
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;;waikolTf sprobabIysw would Snotsh
misunderstanding rsseYera1 sdayss
sY:ssM rsGsborns sg ann onncementafoI-
lowed coIIapssgo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tween rai1road and brotherhood
represent atives and issuanceSofSa
statement Harahan,
president OF the COMPANY, dec1ar-
ing a strike by z tn clerks would
violate their 81 gned agreement.
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stril1e orders Sent out.

RICHMOND, Va. July 10
H y. Osborn, general chairman OF
the Brotherhood OF Halfway
Clerks, announced today 1h tl
strike orders were being sent to
the seventeen @ lodges on the
Chesapeake & Ohio. He said the
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\ Moro EpeputIes RequIred

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IL 8: The
5situa ton at Dennison will neces-
state the use Of ad ditionalS United
States deputy marshals, ;Charles$C-
Huff, attorney for the Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railroad, said to-
day. Thirty add itional d Equities win
be taken to Dennison from Dallas.
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AshfneSwasHreported TO Hhayeabeen
mad Mo- lincolnshire could asbe
found. and the Observation-Disclosures
without makfngsan sarrests.AsDep
8uty@ Sheriff sHowardSCh and
other deputie spent#a large part
Sof the Mi htS ins the fcinity Of
8Manningt in the search OF
moonshine but NJ arrests were
made. s s
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Two principle colleges for wo-
men in Ireland are Queen and
Alexandria both in Dublin.
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Average daily consumption OF
water in London is IS gallons per
capita.
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+tfsgSS9 sSiJSa;tSsas st-s3,, 4 81 ! n
1 III.

srlI etin tart Chosen The
HuWsing stud ents have been Sc
s|Sfsased ao pub sh the Ss ormal
sSn,nI BULLET i, hich vii APP
lslss days Edith Hess,
Cole 2ssc :ssF ole,,s NJ .3 T..
s:s5sIE fss Sss Mary Frame e, Charles
III, Isabel le mckinney,
sESiithS Robeysa lie thela Durrette.
Thgs staff hass@b eenaap approved by
fSsthe student body,
gEsssSTEaI feTE 10Y VI iEis
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viii Prepare BaIIot--Ballot com
missioners will meet at 9 clock
tomorrow morning for the purpose
Sof preparing the ballot for the
August primaries.
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Sfruct Traff lcs Box bout mid
hight last nigh car DASH down
Jgffersons street the wrong side
SOf&the street sands plunged into the
I box used by city officers
9corner# Of 8 Mainland Jeffer-
ason street to- d irect traffic. The
cara bore sPennsylvania license
ggowned8b 3 ~ Masser.
Cook Hosp1ital Charles
@HoIt his eli yS had his tonsils
removed today#@at Cook Hosp1tal.
0orothy sonnell and Irene
Mg5rrcerof$ Nialln1fnlIiin & ton ind erwent
siraiI SopsTatio ns there today.
Mrs GoraB Bishop gWasgadmitted to
sfha hospitaIafo Or minor opera
uns8asEtEas a1so#M Mrs.. II. Il: J ohm
4 Eun%uf Elkins.ssSN Miss Sarah Prick
ISsttS the SpeedWayN and Mrs Guy
ofssWatsons are receiving
msdicalstr eatn er1t 5,s
~ lls IA isl =.
turned from fish
tn1gtrap@alongtth essL ittleS Kanawha
river is morning He Z fulfilled
many spronnisest to several 1ocal
Fienda sbrin gilnIg them each y q
slargs three pound cat fish Mr. N
sto8 catch basket later basket
sized Ijc e, q
In he "a ack Glover,
Bro;MnsSflI ttraVelln q freight
3 ssss abroad was
nEtaaTmont yssterda s;5 jass
SEasfern villa Glider
and Helen Man1eyS eft hismorn
or#a$Yacatd onss "trip tosAtlantic
\ New$York Washing Ton and
Z ofhafS poInts BeforesS returning
dtss an Gid er% VII visit her
H;brot Van Gid er,Swhosi Is
floeatgd PHILADELPHIA.
day. Julyas1 Unluc for
Two unsu ccessfulgratds
Observation-Disclosures were mad by the
Aearly this morn
gsDeputySaS herif &C I'D Hawkins
and othersdaput were at Grant
asTown this morning III one raid
andsssarchedSasho mesWhe moon
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I-EIE VI; 81 ]: !; 4 I 81 :s;;'8

9;sSts.WSSLSV1IS1lld-----
\ air and cooler.
Lo cal Weather
readings.
ECreed Boiyard OBJ.
s:sTemperature at
am, today, e;
weather yester-
day W clear; tie, tenn
Eperature maxi
mum, 392.5; mini mi:
mum, TO-; pr.e,;'c:;ipi-
2tation hid Trace.
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LATE MAIDS
{ ! / 4.

ONE EJRHJISHED light house
Outside entrance
S3 200 per week. Phone
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have found tn at So
dunn f1uorfd egand boraxgwtllSpro-
pulp from d ecay.
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Head OF a common shark is full
of glue of highly valuable com
gmercial quality.
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TO KEEP LIBERTY BELL S
IL: sPHILADELPHIA. July -. -
Mayor Moore tod ays vetoed the
council resolution ermittd the
liberty bell Ito be taKenstosC Chicago
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ssCunninghan1si in III ospita1 T.
ssGunnfnghamsund erwentaa opera
Stfoasf orSthe removal his tonsils
this moTningaatt g COL Hos pital.
Interpretations ssu ccessfut = and
ssEsE sCunningham III S ID Ding inc ely-
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r AIN SPREVENTs GAM E..s:33:s5;s55
new YORK, July I 3 - CAmeri-
can Jew Y ork-St.3L ouis, rain.
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ONLY Lie. MINES ~ III
WORKING TODA'lt
N REGIO HERE
tcontinued from mi pare n, on 3, I

time since May Probably tfeS
hardest hit division on the 81 f3.ds:
@. system is the Charleston,
where the mines today ord cred
ninety six. cars and only thirty siss
We're placed, . al though the Conn.
4ellsyf1e Division which not as large
! a factor in producing Goa, had no
cars at a Il and every one OF the
sixteen mines was d own t!ss. to.
day The 6Morgantownfa$ & King
wood Railway also suff ered from
carr shortage. The mines ord cred
Ito cars and received ~ placemerts
Of hut 8 r
The first car shortage strucSs
the Morgantowns e Wheeling to-
day wnen 1 9 were ord Tered and
but sixteen PLACID Fewer Sminsss
were at work on the Monongaheias
cate no car shortage, there being;
eighty nine ord and that manSs
placed Ss55
Cum erland Division sB e g. o. ap#
pear to he in right fair shapeSand
from abroad figures the ars
plent yg Of cars a lthoug iso1at
ed cases the placements may have
been late, affecting actiVSSn,hf nessti
/ that way Jud ging5 however, from
the manner that the RgEegatass
nun ber& Of emptie ssgTsHuall YgdaS
crea sing d ayS liter day itssWf lIEon1Ys
be- a matter Off time before the
M On oensah Division lis affectedby
car shortage unless ai1roading
conditions takes a sud
The mines ord 40 9f emptiess
against 5O9sS;Wednest1ay.
The number Of mines at ork
empties ordered by heR minsgatos
day and the mum berss Of; cars gpf
coal loaded esterday& on the varfs
ous divisions al in Northern West
Virginia were as fol lows sSs55EEs
RI r. Active: z oday's s Wed.ss
Mines Empti Loading
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At the opening of the aftern DON
session hessang a; song entitled "A
Happy Man 1t made a great MT
with the delegates, and the Oldest
delegate to the convention was
given a great oxation at the CON
sclusion Of the number.
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III osnot s know. The answer will;
come. am sure, and the world;
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Mon ongah 3 O6Ss sss 7s#
Charleston E96 n 336S s
l ConneIsviI1e o. 0ss
Cum "a % 95 ri
M: q. g. X; 8 1I Oh 25
IN e. ~ I Z e NJ g 18.
MIR II ri So 2as
W. M d i}s
BIN e ia ii:
VII r.
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kRITICKA SITUACE V IRSkU.
MICHAEL COLLINS PRY POZADAL, ABY VELKA
BRITANIE NEODVOLAVALA ZBYTEK VOJSKA.

Londyn, TO- dubna Befastsky zpravodaj Daily Express
telegrafuie
"Zvedel gem dobrych pramend, Michael Collins po-
zada brtcko3 vadu ably neodvovaa zbytek seho voska
izniho Isk Vyznam ohoto kroku nepofebuie byti zd
raznovan '~""
Hidky anglickych vojakd konaly vcera suzbu dublin
kych uicich Rovnez dozvdam udalosti krticke
vahy mohou oy ocekavany znm Irsku behem velikonoc
niho vyroc rrvni snnfenistck6 vzpoury 1916 Proha
SEM repubiky Eamonem De Valerou NIUE byti jednou
Mich"
Londyn 10 dubna. DE n6kerych zpriv briticka vada
uvedomuje moznos vazne vzpoury tento tvden Winston
Churchill krear stau pro koonie bedve 81 vsma udalos
sku jest hoov chopiti raznych krok6 padu potfeby
Prav ze velci dstonici brike armdy Isku pozada
vladu nfmace, jak by 81 NELL potina ppade prohase
nj republiky Irsku.
Tulamore. Irsko 10. dubna. = George Gavan Duffy,
minsr zahrancnch zaezitosti kabnetu dali eeannu byl
uchopen davem madych muzd zen strzen plaormy,
ktere muv schulz prospech angorke smlouvy pred
kym shromazdenm zde vcera. Vyrznc povali zpravo
dasky still po zpdsobeni vseobecneho zdeen mez vaky
odesl volani: At ze Eamon De Valera at ze Irska
pubka"
Belfast, 10. dubna = Ozbroeni muM pfjedsi d Gre1
stones, Wicklow bze Dubna, paili Trafalgar Hall,
pouzvanou pro schuze oranzd nkterch zednaskych To-
III pravi depese obdrzena Beastu dnes Sin oranzs6
Bray nekoik mil daeko bya spa mnuly tyden Presby
temi hostel Albert uc by napaden dvakrate vyrznky
b6hem poslednich dvou tydnu
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NACIONA
LISTICKA SPOLECNOST.

Chicago, 9. dubna. We
Gtvrtek, 6. dubna konala Sc u
stavujici schuze "Ingersollovy
Racionalisticke Spolecnosti"
phi niz zvolen byl ma dobu jed
noho roku sbor peti dnverniku,
ktery ihned na>to sc fadne u
stavil: "a pfedsedu zvolen p
]. F. Stepina, "a tajemnlka a
pTednaSece DR.. Jar. E. S. Vo.
Jan, Ia pokladnika p. Otto Via
SAX, dalsimi duv6rniky jsou PIP
Karel E. Braun 0 Antonin
BroSe. Ukolem spolecnosti bU
de poradani soustavnych a du-
kladne propracovanych pred
naSek ma svobodomyslna thema
ia, vydavanf brozur a knih Y
duchu rye svobodomyslnem q
opatrovani fondu pro tyto pu-
blikace a navazani uzkycF
styku 5 americkymi racionali-
sty.
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ODPOVEb lNEMECKA.
POPfRA v M PRAVO SPOJENCU PREVZETf
KONTROLY JEHO FINANCE.

Pariz 10. dubna - Pozadavek spoieneckou kontrou
n6meckych financi akoz uvaen novych dan summ6 Co.
600 900 marek rozhodn6 zamnuty nemeckou vado
V jeji odpovedi notu reparacni komise.
"Vzhledem dozoru obmySenemu reparacni koms. NJ
mecka vada souhasi zadnou ormou dozor enz
by neshodova fnantnf neodvislos N6mecka, pravi
odpoved.
"Nemecka vada Jest hoova poskytnout reparatni -ons
iakouko normaci liz NIUE yyzadovat situac fnanGneh
operacch podnkanych Nemeckem Zadna vada vsa
dovo ciz zem vyvozovat jakyko urcy vv vytvafenl
a upotrebenf zakonodamych opatfeni"
odpovedi dale prav re move pozadavky ison fvs
cky nemozny uskute6neni Toto zvaste pati novych da
Mich piesahujicich fiskn kompronis edesa bllonn a
zavedene fskanm kompromisem isou tax ezke Jake e
n6meck nrod eho ekonomicky system mohou unesti
Rovnez pravi nucena p1jGka nlz zmnka tni V
dne % edna, kera byla chvaena od nz
oeekava re obnos pozadovanv repara6n ko
roku tudz bude dan uvalennu
vyhradn6 bohae tfidy naroda
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STUDENT POLAPENY
S KORALKOU.

F. M. Clampit, marsal V
Bedford. spolu nekolika a
eentv "Ligy suchych" spatfili
mladeho studenta, kterah do
AUTOMOBILE "n6co podezrel6-
ho" naklada. Pustili sc "a MIN
pres mesto az k vych. 55. ul. q
Ouinby ave.. kde bvl pronasle-
dovany zatcen, ielikoz u n6ho
bvla nalezena bedna whisky.
Je to 22-lety student, jenz ale
kazdou vinu popira. auto 81
koupil "a prodane pozemkv mi
mo skolni dobu a dale 81 pry
nrivydelaval rozvazenim zbo-
II. Auto mu bylo zabaveno
iako zaruka. ably bylo jistoty,
re Sc dnes dostavf pred scud-
nou stolici v zmjnene vesnici.
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PRVNf PRESTRELKA V JANOVE.
MEZI FRANCOUZSKOU A RUSKOU
DELEGACf SWEDEN MENSf TURNAJ.
LLOYD GEORGE, v ULOZE SMIROVATELE, NALH.
OLEJE MA ROZBOURENE Why

Janov TO- dubna. Srazka mezi Jrm Cicerinem vud-
ruske sovetske de!egace M Barhou zasupucm Fran
eli nz doso Will otzce ozbrojen hroza hospo-
dafskou konferenc Janove hned den ej zahaen
Barthou prohlsil ze France rozhodne odm rokovati
otazce odzbroen Janovke konferenc Ccern odpvede
myse re France bya by ochotna rokova teo oazce
pon6vadz dfvejs premier BRAND pravi washngonske
konfeenc re voenka pohoovos Ruska cna odzbroeni
moznym.
Premier Lloyd George, odpovidaje ruskemu sovekemu
legatu kladl daz to- konference ba by nezdarem
kdyby koncich nevedla odzbroen avsak prav pred
odzbrojenim must byt mir zaklad mu Janove. Lloyd
George zada Cieerna ably drzel agendy neusova
sireni konference.
"Naozfteli vice nase navrhy' prohasi "zntite
ferenci."
Obratv deegatdm briticky premier zvoal: "Odstra-
Mill Cdern nakladu konferencni lodi potopf
snad mel bych poukazati mohl by byti utonuymi
Mdzeme m zlou plavbu pred sebou nechceme LODI pet
ziti" re E7"@H"T " WMs.yM
Veci agende pokraeoval Lloyd George byly
ne ddleze byo by to zocinem znicti nadeje miond IL
d pokousenim rozlusen vice problem nez NIUE byt
rozlusteno
"Necht p ccerin skonsi tuto pavbu" doda jde do
mi vsm muze unesti; pax ie uvme ine plavbe,
az budeme vedeti, iakym cestuiicim jest"
rozprava yeci ustaa, kdyz Cterin pro-
hasi ze ruska deegace podrobi Sc spoeens va konfe,
szka mez ruskou francouzkou delegacf obievia sku-
te6nos re odzbroen neni re udz eto We
c nebude uvazovano.
"Nenavisti a vzdory valky museji by zapomenutv zdc
Neni vice pte nepfatel vitez pemozenych nybrz jsou
enom de usiuici poecne dosazeni vznesene-
no ldealu ato conference musl znova zaloz vzalemno
d1veru, tax ably normani vzahy molly byt obnoveny'
temo sovy jako kicovou notou, nevetsi konference
kdyko konana zamu rekonstrukce obchodu sva byla
haena taskym premerem Facou jeho uvaci reel dnes
odpoedne.
"Spravedlve merti kazdemu. mlsi byti heslem konfe
Ny musme vzdat cd stareho kastovniho syemu
Nesmf byti zadneho rozdlu mez velkym malym mocno
mi mame- Sc dostati nekam teto konferenci'
Toto byla zasada prohasena Loydem Georgem ienz
slov obSirnou Po pax promluvi
Barthou jmenem francouzske delegace.
Ma navrh I,oyda Georgia. zvolen byl italsky premier
Facta jednohlasne predsedou konference
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DEVATENACT OBETf
TORNADO.

Dallas, Texas, 10. dubna. -
Pocet obeti sobotni vichrice We
strednim a zapadnim Texasu
vzrostl ma devatenact. z Baird
oznameno, re diva lide byli tam
zabiti. V Ballinger bvly usmr.
ceny ditky Josefa Holoubka
iedno dite Franka Kvapila, je-
den neznamy muz a diva cerno
81. V Rowene, kde jest silni
Geska osada. bylo usmrceno {
osob a velka skoda zpusobena
V Cisco poboreno bylo bouf
ttyricet obydli, jedna zena u
smrcena a mnoho lidi porane
no.
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o,0oo NEUNIOVYCH HAVlRU
VYSLO MA STAVKUV v OBLASTI CONNELS LSVILLSKE
PENNSYLVANIA.

Brownsville, Pa, TO- dubna. Savka neuniovych havrd
dale dnes rozsa oblasi Connesvlske kde ma hlavnf
sve dolly oceaTsky trust n6 zajmy MIN spTiznene
N6kolik tsc havifG delnfkG koksarnach desti do
lech okol Unontown Connelsvlle, kde tezar me svo
nepevne basu pfpolo ku stavce dnes rano dolly bvo
zavfi Produkce rovnez kes'a so procent inych
ttyfech velkych dolech Hill Coal Coke Co. tezba
zmensila nnych 60 procent = i, i,li a5ttt. .9@
Zastaveni prace techo dolech nasedovalo velike
schnz vcera Unontown vddcov6 prav re 10000
vych havirG rozmnozo fady stavkafG one oblast.
Situace Zustala neZmenenou dolnim reviru, meZi
Brownsville Unontown kde skoro vechny dolly byy zave
ny stavkou neorgansovanych havifd
V6dcove stavky jsou nadseni zpravami Pittsburgh ze
n6kere oceany byy zavft nedoatkem uhi nased
neocekavane stavky Connelsvlske panvi Vef
dosatek uh pvod rychy konec stvky ezo veTenost bu
de pozadovati ably tezafi vyednavali haviTi.
Tezar soukrome doznavaji ze organsatofi unie ne
vyzrali, ale prav re unie neudrzi Connesvskem
viru" ze jsou pfipraveni BOZ az do konce.
''Une byla okresu Fayette zustane TAM
pravl William Feeney mezinarodn organisaor jemuz p
neunlove zastaven prace "Nikdy
aenuia i1 GonlesgickG chast hasto1 saTkolazeckou'
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GUVERNER PORTO RIGA V
OBzALOBE,,

Washington, TO- dubna. Ones by zde obdrzen opis
loby kter byla mnuych dnech velkou porotou
San Juan Mont E. Relyho eho sekreafe John HULA
audtora W. L. Kessngera Jsou obvneni pouzvan veei-
nych penez svj vastn prospech cemz zobe sou
vedeny urcite dokady.
San JUAN Porto Rico, 10. dubna - Porto Rico Progress
vybiz Relyho aby resignoval nebot p neni
ecnym dale prohasue re jest tou nejves pekazkou
rikanisovani ostrova
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"BRANNE silly" PROHlBICE.

New York, 10. dubna. = Ralph A. Day, federaln direk
tor vymahan prohbce state New Yorku oznam dnes
re hleda 100 dTvech voakG eTi dovedou seti zpfima
patroni suzbu pode kanadskych hranic prohbGnm
lodstvu. Hodam provadeti zakon cil reorgani
sui cey sbor zfzencG Budeme sTfeti vSechny sny
kdokoi pokusi prodavn neb pasovan hovin, pride
urazu pravl Day Hidky budou rozesaveny pode cellc
65 mil kanadskch hranic budou miti pusky
moorcykly obnene kary.
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MOVE SVfZELE PRO SEMJENOVA.

Washington, TO- dubna. = Slysen pred senatnim vybo-
dGnicke zaezitos bude zahaieno stredu
gen Sejenova, jehoz deportaci uuie senator Borah
Idaha Semenov jest vn6n dial pobit iise Amercany
SbT Jako sv6dkov6 pred vybor budou pfedvoan gen.
Graves vete amercke voienske vypravy Sib podpu-
kovnik c. H. Morrow Frankfort Ky kap E. L. Earl
Paul. Mimi Senator Borah pravi obvneni prot