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The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
All modern Improvements wiN begin i'm
naediately, and it is expected that so new
homes wiN be completed by July I, 1923.
ENGLISH COTTAGE-COST $IO,50O

This house. while of artistic design built the pan efecns
greatest The designed construction calls for hollow
tile. but be readily carried brick Though assed
cottage the large and eliminated Large
ample light The first floor contains large living dining Kitchen
and pantry The second floor contains large and small bedrooms
well arranged baths Laundry heater servants toilet and storage
provided n a well ventilated basement
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
BUNDLE REVEALS
MURDER OF WOMAN

NEW YORK. Oct. fla workman
passing through q series Of garden
plots IN the msrshy section OF Brook
lyn late today discovered q bundle
containing the two legs and left arm
Of a woman. The legs had been
hacked OF at the knee as n with a
knife. Police said the arm seemed,
to have been sawed at the shoulder.
The bundle was wrapped in m eve
ming newspaper dated October 8.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

$1.2bo.ooo contract with the Mexi-
cern. The case arose out Of
$1.25o.ooo contract with the Mexican
government. Mexican Charge dAf.
faires Telles at Washington in1medi-
ately ordered Consul General Sanchez
to close the Ney York consulate and
entered protest with the Secretary III
State.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
HERE ARE FOUR OF EIGHT TYPES OF HOUSES TO Be BUILT IN
'BatteryPark
NeD. SubdiUision Adjoining Edgen,oor, Md
Battery modern prima
for SERVICE PEOPLE others desiring attractive
Maddux, Marshall & Companv

will
Marshall OF
s
separate
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

MODERN VILLA COST $500
This type affords beauty of architecture together with the of
making fol moder family
The first floor contains large living enclosed hall
dining kitchen. with closets and bun
floor has large bedrooms
well arranged bath and closets
An exceptionally attractive home for the money
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
HUGHES PROBES
WRIT ON MEXICO

Secretary of State Hughes has re-
quested Gov. Miller. Of New. York. to
investigate circumstances surround
ing the Issuance. Wednesday. by a
New. York Judge of writ attaching
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

all funds Of the Mexican government
in the State OF New York.
This action follows the fling Of a
protest with the State Department
by the Mexican Embassy against the
court proceedings, which were the
outcome Of suit entered against the
Mexican government by the Oliver
Trading Company. an American con-
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
The lots are of uarying dimensions, from
$500 to 1900 square feet. Choicest
lots are available now for your selection.
ITALIAN VILLA-COST $4,000

ITALIAN VILLA-COST $4,000
This many and will entail
The walls hollow tile providing excellent
insulation heat and cold Under the porch 6poo with
There unusually large living dining kitchen.
try four large bedrooms and two baths
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-11-02

If you are a good citizen you vii
do your duty at the polls Tuesda!
Nov. 7th. Go and vote your politica
conviction. IT,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-11-02
ISSUE UNCHANGED DECLARES
ADAMS

The issue in the present campaign
is exactly the same as two years ago
declares Charles R. Adams, Chair
man of the Republican State Central
Committee, st. Paul, in an official
statement this week.
Registration in the three large cit,
les, he states, shows that their resi-
dents are preparing to once more re-
pudiate the doctrine of socialism, anC
he voices hope that the danger to good
government is equally realized
throughout the State. His statement
urges every man and woman of Min,
nesota, who is interested in gooc
Government, to ~vote next Tuesday.
Mr.. Adams says:
''The splendid registration of the
voters of Minneapolis, St. Paul ano
Duluth indicates that these three
cities are fully awake to the serious
ness of the present campaign.
"Until the last week or two there
has apparently been no general reai-
cation that the election Of Nov. Z
presents the same dangers as the
election of two years ago.
"The remarkable registration-;al-
most unprecedented in an off year
in the three cities, is undoubtedly due
to two things, the whole hearted work
of men and women interested in
American Government, and the reali-
cation which has come upon the vot-
ers that the issues this year are ab-
solutely no different from those of
1920.
"The registration indicates that So
far as the cities are concerned they
are prepared to once more repudiate
the doctrines of socialism. If the
same consciousness of the real issue
In this campaign has been brought
home to the people through the state
In as effective manner as in the
cities, there are only two things left
to fear-the possibility that in the
intervening days before election there
may be forgetfulness of the serious
ness of the issue involved and OF. the
fact that the danger may be averted
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-11-02
w. B. ANDERSON ENDORSES
QUINN

In order to clear up a confusion in
the minds of voters as to the identity
of the candidate running against
Judge J. H. Quinn of the supreme
court, w. B. Anderson of Minneapo-
lis has issued statement explaining
that he is not the Anderson on the
ballot. Furthermore, he indorses
Judge Quinn for reelection.
w. A. Anderson, the nominee, also
of Minneapolis, was at one time Q
member of the Minneapolis Park
Board and later a candidate for alder
man in that city. He was affiliated
with the extreme radical movement
in Minneapolis. Later he went to
North Dakota, when the Nolpartisan
League was in control there. He
served first as secrtary Of the In
dustrial Commission at Bismarck,
when it was controlled by Lynn J.
Frazier and William Lemke, Non Par
tisan Leaguers. Later on, he be-
came an assistant attorney general
under Lemke and remained in that
position until the Non Partisan
League officials were recalled a year
ago. After that he returned to Min
nesota.
w. B. Anderson, who has issued the
statement calculated to clear up the
existing confusion, served as county
attorney in Winona county for six
years and was a member of Mime
sofa House of Representatives for
six years. His statement follows:
Because of the fact that many
of my friends and acquaintance
are under the impression that
am a candidate for Justice of the
Supreme Court, and have, with
increasing frequency, spoken to
me about my candidacy, / feel
that I should make public state
ment in order to clear up the con-
fusion in the minds of the vo--
ers. The confusion has arisen
because of the similarity of
names. The man who is run
ming for the Supreme Court
against the incumbent Judge
Quinn is w. A. Anderson and not
w. B. Anderson. I am support
ing Judge Quinn for reelection
as Supreme Court Justice"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-11-02

only by every believer in good citizen
ship going to the polls.
"The thanks of the good citizen OF
the State is due to the splendid work
of the Republican organizations OF
Hennepin, Ramsey and St. Louis
counties for interesting the men and
women of the three large cities in che
necessity of registering and prepar-
ing themselves to uphold the pEncl-
pies of sane governmental Nov. T."
If you are a good citizen you will
do your duty at the polls Tuesday
Nov. 7th. Go and vote your political
conviction. H.
The contest for United States SEN
ator in Minnesota is between Senator
Frank Kellogg, Republican, and DIR.
Henrik Shipstead, Farmer-Labor can
didate. Mrs. Anna Dickey Oleson
with her pleasing personality and
rapid fire talk has made vigorous
campaign but when the votes are
counted she will be found to be a
poor third in the race.
AS election day draws nearer the
friends of Sheriff Ben Schooner are
more and more convinced that he
will have a handsome majority with
the close of the polls Tuesday evening
Nov. 7th. This is as it should be. Mr..
Schooner has made a splendid official
and should be retained.
The Vets have passed out the
word to defeat United States Senator
Frank Kellogg and have conferred on
DR.. Shipstead as the man to do the
job. Shipstead wears Townley's COL
lar just as much today as he did two
or four years ago. If you believe in
maintaining a staple form of govern
ment you will vote for Frank Kellogg
Congressman Harold Knutson of
St. Cloud is one of the men marked
for defeat by the vets next Tuesday.
Former Mayor Seberger Of St. Cloud
carries the Wet backing. Mr.. Knut-
sons records ar worker, friend of
the Service man and his dependents
and his outstanding character has so
strongly entrenched him in the
hearts of the residents of the Sixth
District that his opponents will be
ingloriously defeated at the polls.
The Herald again wishes to call the
attention of it's readers in Western
Stearns of the deserved retention of
Ferd J. Bergman of Sank Centre as
Commissioner from the Fifth district
of Stearns County. Mr.. Bergman is
one of the big men on the County
Board and his defeat at this time
would be a severe loss to the district.
On his records as an official and his
outstanding characteristics as a man
he should receive every vote in the
city of Sank Centre, Getty, Raymond,
Ashley and Sank Centre townships.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
wILsoNovI DNEs es RoKo

New York, q. prosince. -
Woodrow Wilson, v den svtch
66. narozenin Ultra, bude mfti
n&yst9vnfky 2 New Yorku We
SVEN domove We Washington9.
Delegace ctyf 2 Woodrow Will
sonovy nadace pfijede mu sd9-
lit, ze nadace, jeff dcelem je
p6stovati .pf&telstvf a mir We
sv6te, jest t&m6f zajiSt9nym
dsp9chem. Ma tuto nadaci, ne
soucf jmeno dffv&jsiho presi-
denta, m9lo byti sebrano ST.
100000 q tato 6&stka jest jiz v
dohiedu. Delegace bude pozl-
st&vati 2 Hamiltona Holts, W.
konn6ho direktora, rabfna S.
s. Wise-a, pf. Charles L. Tif-
fanyove . pf. Caroline Ruutz-
Reesove vykonneho vyboru
nadace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Washington, 81. prosince. il
stt prominentnf dfednik Mexi-
cke federace prace jest ma ce-
ste do Rima, >aby 81 vyz&dal sly
SEMI u premiera Mussoliniho,
"a dcelem zjist9ni, do jake mi
ry tamnf fasciste jsou We spo-
jenf s hnutim podobnym, jez
pfitomn6 v Mexiku Sc siff. Zdej
Sim mexickym diplomatdm by
10 sdeleno, ze po delsi dobu j.
talStf agent konali tajne schdz
ky 9 jistymi vynikajicimi Me-
xikany. TAX zvan& fascitske
hnuti v Mexiku, die sd4lenf Z
delnick5chI kruht, jest pouze
zakuklene hnutf pro otevfe-
nou dflnu q jest podporov&no
velktm obchodem q kapitalisti
cktm tiskem v Mexiku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
TURO a QDAIRko Cd sEBI
o zADNE = lDiEzrTfcH oTAzEK NEDosLo DO.
BUD K DOROZUMENl

Ieasanne, pdhsree - Velik& nejistota sffi sc kon-
9odee1su4s
no fozhodovati vssch dezitych oask4ch jex a dosu
by jenem aozlussny neb poneeh&ny beze vseho
rozuSt3nf =4sss ~ tg4es,5 "a, Z. -. 49,
Rozhodn6 prohaSenf orda Curzona dnes ze Velka Bri
TAME nepostoupf oieny dskt Mosul Turecku nemni ro-
kovat dele otaEce, jest pfedzves zauei podobneho
sanovsa ostami delegacemi rovnsz znamena ze kon-
ference sp6je ku krsi. -ssF-,.s ,.s,r: $ 4
- Vsechno poukazuje tomu re ku konecnemu sfetnuti
Sc spon$sh stran dojde prvnh nech pfho tydne po.
kud yce Sc kapitalucf kontroly Gzn prav mensn Jak
bude pax vysledek nelze predvdat ale sto jest lie da
schdze konisf podvybord nepfispej mnoho vyjasneni
stuace.
Patfz, ~. prosnce Zpravy blizkeho vychodu sds
lu re Rekov@ souseduji vosko Thraki Tficet tisic
muzu jest prt bze Demr Hssaru Pfitomny mnsr valky
gen. Pangaos, byl ustanov vrchnim velelem fecke
mady.
Francouzske cascpisy posudcich techto zpravach
vd mich esne spoenf zdouhavos miroveho vyjedna
vanf Lausanne Kdyby toto yjednavanf sehao sav VAL
ky by byl automacky obnoven mezi Tureckem Reckon
tech okonosh Francouz feckeho voiska
vidi pouze ochranne opatfeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
DR.. McK0N VzPfRA Sc VYDANl.
|DklvEJSf MAYOR z MER ROUGE
UVEZNEN v BALTIMORE.
DNES BuDE UcINEk POKUS, ABYBY PROPUSTEN
MA SVoBODU POD zARUKOU.

.Bastrop, La, 81: prosince.
Ro4kaz ma zatceni DR.. B. M.
McKoina, diivejsfho mayora :
[Mer Rou9e, jenz bXl sveznsn
" BALTIMORE ma zadost. guver-
|nera Parkera z Louisiany, byl
|vydan dnes pozde odpoledne z
tpodnetu senerahiho naSladnia
no. Coco.
Baltimore, e.. prosince. Sly
SEMI Y xadosti o<tak zvane
E''habeas corpus" v pfipade DIR.
McKoina, dfivejsiho mayora z
Mer Rouge, La, jez 81 vymohi
jeho pravni zastupce. bude ko
nano sftra. DR.. McKcin byl
zde satcen vcera na obxalobu
2 vraxdy ma zadost euvernera
Johna N. ,Parkera 2 Louisiany
We spojenl dnosem a vrazda-
mi Y okresu Morehouse. =
Pr&vnf7 zastupce lekafiv Sc
pokusi dQstati sveho klienta ma
'svobodu pod zarukou a bude
,se vzpirati vsemi moznymi pro
stfedky proti jeho vydani do
LouiGany. Kapitan George
Henry. vrchni Inspector Balti-
morsks policis. obdrzel dnes Va
Ger telegram Cd guvernera Par
19Ea nSe4 iest zSdan.< elal
slySeni sve xSci--habeas cosBH5
bylo zdrzeno, az pfijedou- dfed
Infci z Louisiany 8. nutnymi
'pravnfmi listinami. Guverner
Parker We SVEN telegram pra
wi. ze "zadrzeni DR.. McKoina
jest velik@ d1lezitosti statu a
Inarodu" a ze 'nebyl obzalovan
Ivelkou porotou, ale obvinen z
vrazdy ma zaklad6 pfisezne
,vypovedi."
Rekvisicni listiny cd guver-
'nera Ritchie-ho z Marylandu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Doom, Holandsko, II. pro.
since. rajemstvi, proc dfivxj.
s nemecltt dfsaf stfpal dfivf
po .dlouhou fadu m9sfc1, jest
venku. Vil6m Hohenzollern pc
slal ma v&nocnf sv&tek do oko-
II a chudf shrom&zdxni byli v
parku kolem z&mku. Kazdy z
mich obdrzel svazek pollen a
takto podarov&n, odch&zel. Be
dfich Vilem, dffv9jsi korunni
prime, venoval svemu otci W.
tisk svtch memoiri, kter& ex-
kaiser pfijal' Sc zjevnou nevo-
II - We knize jsou totiz kriti-
sov&ny v4letnk methody starsi
ho Hohenzollerna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
MILLIONOVY OBCHOD ZAMEST-
NANCUM
DkfVEJSl VLASTNfK ROVNEz POJclL JIM PENlZE
MA JEHO VEDENf

New York. e. prosince Kdyz byl po delsf dobu pla-
nova proda svdj obchod nemz penezn jest
$1OOOOOO rocne Henry A. Dix dnes 'prodal svym
zamestnancum nichz Sest bude ej rid budoucnos n.
miste vsak ably dosta penze sv zavod pGc $780,
900 zanesnancdm. ably NELL Gin obchodovati
Pan Dix vybudova svi obchod tficet leech Ackoli
doznava ze neni nevesim sveho druhu prav jest
jednfm maeho poctu zavodG latkam ktery nems nkdy
stavku kde zamesnanci pracuj jenom pet dn tydnu
Mym pfesvedcenim bylo, ze zamesnanci NELL by miti
podi obchod6 prav dnes 'udiz odevzda jsem je jim
Medal jsem Jim jej ale zad jsem ze zamestnanc
dr zakladni akce dy A, jakmle dokonc hdtu rokd
kteremkoli re ctyf zavodn"
Dix prav ze bral 81 suzne 100000 rocne ale nynf ze
bude souzt jako jeden direktori so cent? rocne
Zrovna pred trcet lety Dix pfise do Ameriky Ruska
We v@ku AZ rokI ZaGal obchod Mlvlle N j. Somervie
N. ]. a New Yorku
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chystaji poslati n9co z te zaso-
by zpet do Evropy, bylo zjiste
no dnes Ifedn9 v Bilem Do
me. Zlepsen6 obchodni podmin
ky " Evrope "neviditelny
kurs" vytvofeny dtratou milli-
oni dollari v Europe americky
mi turisty zpdsobily pry, ze
proud zlata Sc obracf. V&tsina
pen6z utracenych turisty v E.
vrop9 byla v americkych papi-
rovych pen6zich a tyto jsou ny
nj vymehov&ny evropskymi via
dami a obchodnfmi domy "a
zlato drzen6 pokladnou Spoje-
nych StatI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
TYF v HAYWOODOVE KO.
LONN.
Ameri6andm ' Sibifi Jest pro-
dSlivati tSxkS 1trapy.

Moskva, 26s prosince. - Y
lAmsrick& kols R;llaE JEay9sSo
da v NadSzinsku ha Sibifi Wy.
skytl sse tyfsnasledkem . nedo-
statku potravin, kterazto epide
mie vyzadala 81 jiz4 sest dmrti.
,Mezi zesnulymi bylo tez sestile
te ditko a S5-leta americk& ze
ma. U m9stecka Kamerova, v
druhe a silnejsi americke kolo-
nil, jsou zdravotnl pomery pfi
znivejsi, ponevadz osada ia le-
Ii v vSpodhofi Uralu pobliz vet
sfch NEST, ktere mohou il spi-
Sc zasobiti: potravinami a leky.
Nacelnik ohou t9chto kolo-
nif, Haywood pozadal o pomoc
zdejsf americkou komisi, jejfz
pfednostou jest plukovnfk Ha-
sl;el. Fy6 odporutil Haywood
dovi, aby postizenou osadu
pfestehoval do Orenburku, kde
jsou lepsi zdravotni pomery i
blizsi spojeni s pomocnou ko-
mist americkou. Haywood pfi-
znava, ze jeho rusky kolonisat
nj podnik prod9l&va krisi, dou
IA vsak v lepsf pomery ma jafe
j v lete, ponevadz 1rody kolo-
ME Sc lepsf a trhy pro dotcene
produkty jsou rovn9z WHO'D
nejsf nez byly v pocatcfch ste
hovani Sc americkych Prdmy-
slovtch D9lnfkd do Ruska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
LODI A LlDE OBETf
VICHkICE.

Londyn, 81. prosince. Diva
Get osm hdskych zivotn bylo "a
hubeno a pet lodi zniceno "a
vichfice, JED vztekala Sc ma
britickem pobfezi 20 ctyficet
osm hodin. ohromna majetko-
VI skoda byls zpdsobena. Ma
venkove mnoho kust dobytka
bylo pobito. Reky a potoky Sc
rozvodnily a mostly jsou strh&-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

any, ably Sc znova vydali ma
stezku dobfe zasobeni stfeli.
vem. Pustili Sc do lesa Sc psim
potahem "a loucenf vesnicanI.
Nevratili Sc jiz. Vcera nova
druzina byla sorganisov&na
Netrvalo dlouho a pfisla ma no
We zdupane misto asi dve mi.
lie cd prvnfho. Dive rucnice, kite
re Indiani NELL, lezely tam a
roztrousene kosti a kousky lat
stva.
Kolem zdupan&ho mfsta by.
10 Sestnact zabitych Wiki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
ZABERE NEMECKE LEsY.

Pafiz, 27 prosnce. - Premier Poincare chysta
bran nemeckych stanich lesI, vzhedem omu Meme
cko nedostao svemu slibu dodavce dfivi Franc
statn premierove kef sejdou zde pr yden nebudou
ochonl pFstoupi na tento krok France podnkne e
Berlin. e. prosnce = We spojeh1 rozhodnutfm repa-
racni komse ze Nemecko nedoao svemu zavazku vci
dodavek dt1v do France sdeuje ze pozadave doody
pfisel al lednu kdezto sekan dfv zapocne pravden9
hned pocatkem zmy Tudiz pry pozadavek pfel pills
pozds. nsz aby mu mohlo byt vyhoveno tomto roce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
STARA CARDA zAHAJLA dTOK.
PROTI PLANU BORAHOVlJ MA svO.
LAM SVETOvE KoNFERENCE.
LODGE PRAvl, zE PRESIDENT BYL BY TIM
UVEDEN DO ROZPAKU.

Washington, 27. prosince.-
Administrator sen&tofi dnes
zahajili zjevny bci proti planu
senatora Boraha 2 Idaha, aby
kongres Sc prohlasil pro svola
nj move sv6tove konference, ma
niz by bylo uvazovano o evrop
skych hospodafskych pome-
rech q dalsim omezenf zbroje-
nj.
Kazde vhodn& zbran6 bude
pouzito v boji stoupenci admi-
nistrace, kterf tvrdi, ze presi-
dent Harding sam jiz pfedse-
wal kroky ma urovnani hospo-
dafsk6 situace v Europe a ze
jak6koli prohlaseni kongresem
v pfitomne dobe uvedlo by pre-
sidenta do rozpakI".
Zah&jeno byvsi reci senate
ra Lodge-a z Massachusetts,
pfedsedy vyboru pro zahranic-
nj vztahy a republik&nskym
vIdcem v senate, neust&l6
''bombardovani" udrzovano by
10 po cely den proti dodatku
k rozpoctove pfedloze pro va
lecne lod'stvo, podanemu sena-
torem z Idaha, jimz presi-
dent byl by ''opr&vn4n a poza-
dan" svolati mezinarodni kon-
-ferencina uga5 5ou& NJ aE9toxlch
ACKNOWLEDGED of&zeE a daISi-
no omezenf zbrojenf ma souN i
ma mofi.
Dnesnf debata rovn9z zjevi-
la made vsechnu pochybnost, ze
president Harding zabyva Sc
nlezinarodnlm vyjednavanim
ma uvazovani evropskych ho-
spodafskych problemi. Sena-
tor Lodge, behem sve reci v
opposici proti Borahove resolu-
ci dovozoval, ze president me
mel by byti uvad6n do rozpakI
We SVEN Dritomnem iisili''
Senator Borah byl jedinym
obhAjcem sveho navrhu dnes.
Bitva bude vSak obnovena zi-
ira, kdy senator johnson z Ka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
TkI MUzI ROZTRHANI
VLKY.
Jeden bSloch q diva rudolf sta.
Ii e ob3t'mi smecky hladovych
dravci.

Port Arthur, Ont, 27. prosin
ce. Velika smecka hladovych
lesnfch Wiki roztrhala tri mu-
ze, die sporych zprav, jez do
Sly sem ze zasnezentch stezek
v oblasti Sturgeon feky.
Zpravy tyto vypravuji o pro
hran6 bitve dvou Indianu, kdyz
billy lovec zv9fe byl pred tim
rozaap&n.
Minulou sobotu obstaroznt
trapper opustil svoji kabinu v
lesich sedmdesat mil cd Igna-
ce a podnikl nebezpecnou ce-
stu do osady pro vanocnf po-
Stu. Dostal Sc tam bezpecn9.
Nebyla vsak z&dna vanocni po
Sta a lovec zv9fe pravil, ze
pride ma vanoGni svatek ra-
no. Kdyz nepfisel ami v poled-
me, postmistr postal diva Indi-
any, aby sli po stezce, az by
jej nasli.
Asi dive mile cd osady India
nj objevili misto poAapan6 :
zbarven@ krvf. Kousky postro-
je byly rozhazen< kolenl. Mezi
mimi nasli rudosi ]Mskk kosti.
Sp3chali zp6t, by oznAnaili svdj
objev. Touha ziskati premie No
zabit6- vlky zl&kala vSak Indi-
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sotva; zde budou obdrzeny pred
uplynutim tfi neb ety. dnu.
Guy. Richie, byv tazan, jake
stanovisko zaujme, praviI, ze
vycka az obdrzi listiny. PAX
pry vyslechne ODE strany a wy
da, nestranne rozhodnuti. :.
Mezitim pratele DR.. McKoi-
ma spell. mu' ma pomoc. Tele-
granny byly dnes obdrzeny cd
mnohych osob, v nichz Sc mu
pfislibuje mravni financni DO
moe. Mezi telegramy jsou ne
ktere cd Wnikajicfch lekara
Y rlznych Gastech zem8. Cen
trail Savings and Trust Co., z
Mer Rouge telegrafuje, ze jest
hotova sloziti jakykoli obnos v
nektere mfstni bance naspouzi-
ii jako zaruky ma propVsttni
DR.. McKoina. ~
DR.. McKoin prohlasil dnes,
ze neni tlenem Ku Klux KI&nu,
ale dodal, ze spolek ten avyko-
nal mnoho dobra v tom, ze uGi-
nil konec radeni hefestnych q
zlocinnych zivI1 v Mer Rouge.
!. Aew Orleans. La, 81. pro-
eipee, Gener4lpf navladnf Coco
nhl 81 zde dnes, ze .pti. PRO-
csSu vyjde ma jevo, De ' Sabiti
Watta Danielse Thomase Ri
chardse byl spachan hrozny zlo
Gin. Jest pry made vsechnu po-
chybnost jisto, re oba byli pred
smrti ohavne muceni. rs nicim
hroznejsfm nem6l jsem co ci-
niti," pravil generalni navlad-
nj, "a dikazy jsou takove, re
ukazou, re zohaveni tel nebylo
privodeno vybuchem dynami-
tn. Ze tito muzi byli muceni,
jest made vsechnu pochybnost." I"
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lifornie, jenz Borahem vedl
boz proti smlouv9 Versaillske
q Svazu Narodd, bude mluviti
proti navrhu senatora Boraha,
kdezto senator McNary z o.
regonu bude Sc OH pfimlouvati.
Rec, kterou dnes proslovil Sc
nator Lodge, byla pokl&d&na
"a inineni Rileho Domu o me-
zinarodnf situaci, pon9vadz
jest znamo, ze republikansky
vddce hovofil o dodatku Bora
hove s p. Hardingem. Vice Sc
natord bylo dnes pfitomno,
nez kdyz Sc jednalo o smlouv9
Versaillske a gallerie pfepln9-
ny byly div&ky. Mnozi, ktefi
stall cele hodiny v chodbach,
nemohli Sc tam dostati. Cizf
velvyslanci a vyslanci zauji-
mali mista ma diplomaticke ga
lerii. Ze snemovny poslanecke
yelky pocet .kongresnfkd pfisel
aby vyslechli debatu mezi se-
natory Lodgem a Borahem. !
Senator Lodge mluivil proti
dodatku Borahovu nejenom z
toho ddvodu, ze president byl
by Jim uveden do rozpakl"".
Poukazoval tel, xe. byl1 by to
bezd6 d6eln5m svol&xati Aovou cd.
szlraB Btl1acfs skssifle i eifa b6lkuf
nebyio by pfedem zajiStsno,
ze Francie svoli ku zmensenf
sve armady. ses.:tei3, ir ii
. We sve odpovsdi .Lodgeovi
senator Borah zdarazhoval, ze
dodatek nijak nepoafebuje u
presidenta DO rozpaku,
on pry pokracovati mize We w
jednavanf Jim zahajenem. A
vsak vyvinula Sc pry situace,
kterou zadny narod nemdze
rozlustiti sam o sobe, aniz je-
nom nekolik narodl, situace,
ktera mdze byti resena jenom]
mezinarodni konferenci q z to-
no dlvodu podal pry Borah
svij dodatek.