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NOTES

Portland, Ore, Feb. 2S.-In a wire
received by the American Legion Of
Oregon from officials of the American
Legion Weekly, March 18th has been
designated as the dead line for
holding unpaid members on the mail.
ing list of the weekly. The 10 Am.
erican Legion posts in Oregon will
make strenuous efforts in the next
IS days to obtain the dues Of all de-
linquent members in order that they
will receive every issue of the organ
ization's magazine, the foremost ex-
service mems publication in America
today. This magazine is sent to ev-
cry legion member to conserve the
memories of the world war and to
keep alive the friendships made in
the service, in addition to presenting
to legion members an authentic &C
count of the activities Of the legion
in the l0,754 communities Of the
world where legion posts are estab-
lished and functioning.
Portland, Ore, Feb. ga meet
ing Of the state executive committee
of the American Legion will be held
in Portland on March 4th. Selection
Of dates for the 1922 convention at
The Dalles; approval Of the Anti
Japanese Bill drawn up by a special
committee Of the legion which will
be placed upon the ballot through
the initiative next November; a re-
port Of the state legislative chairman
on committee activities and many
ether matters Of importance will
come before the body. The meeting
will call in George A. Codding Of
Medford, vice commander, a national
executive committeeman, George A.
White Of Salem; B. F. Pound Of Sa-
lem, Fred E. Riddle Of La Grande,
George R. Wilbur Of Hood River,
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lean investors in foreign securities
have as yet fully realized the close
relation between foreign investments
and the promotion of foreign trade,
American investment bankers have,
perhaps, not yet been fully aroused
to the importance of seeing that some
portion Of the money loaned by Am
erican investors is devoted, where
possible, to the purchase Of Americ.
an products While il is more OF
less true, as an abstrac, principle
that all American loans to foreign
countries tend to benefit the present
exchange situation, regardless where
their proceeds are spent, the fact re.
mains that the expectation of specific
industrial products can be more GER.
tl'nly stimulated and rendered per.
manent, if definite understanding is
reached that a portion Of the loan
shall, if possible, be used for the
purchase Of American products. Es
pecially is this true of loans effected
for the construction Of public utili.
ties.
Certain it is that the agreement:
fol such loans should provide tha
where work is to be done, American
firms should have an equal opportu.
nifty with all foreigners for bidding
on the proposed undertakings. |,
would be equally desirable if oul
foreign loans could be used to Sc
cure such legitimate changes in the
administration of foreign tariffs, as
to insure equality of opportunity for
American products in competition
with the exports of all other nations
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FRIENDLY GOSSIP

I've got a neighbor here by me-
its alexander White; when Elexan-
der does a thing, its did exactly
right. We've knowed each other fif-
ty year, without a hint of fuss,-to
do as we'd be did by, is the rule fer
both Of us.
You never seen a cleaner man
than alexander White, ner never
gazed into an eye more honester or
bright, He amt no hand to stimu-
late, accordin' to his wife. She says
he never teched drop of nothin' in
his life.
try to be as good as him, an
sometimes think am, till somethin'
prods me on the hide, an then | fall
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@@\ Poem BY,
M&ZH1nc1e John

ker-slaml 1t takes me mighty nigh
a week, a-prayin' day an night, to
get back on the moral plane Of Elex-
ander White!
wisht he'd run fer County Jedge,
or somethin' else as big; Id back
him up fer all I'm wuth, to my last
blame runty pig.-We've knowed
each other fifty year,-we've neigh
bered, day an night, an | never
knowed a grander man, than Elex-
ander White.
Up. S. That amt his name, Of
course.)
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AMERICAS SURPLUS
DEMANDS MOVEMENT
Foreign Purchases of Produc.
ton Must Be Retained or
Ruin Is Near, Says
Expert
Sale of Final 20 Per Cent of
Total Production Carries
Profit or Loss for Total
Rv o. K. DAVIS.

DJ W. IN (ANioJ
Secretary, National Foreign Trade
Council.
EDIToR's NoTE-O. K. Dapis, sec
tetary of the National Foreign Trade
Council, has returned recently from
South America where he made an ex-
tensipe surrey of the possibilities for
trade expansion. The situation there
is similar to the situation in many
other lands. Mr.. Davis has combm-
ed his information from world inpes-
legations and the result he has put
tersely in the following article.
The prosperity of the people of the
United States depends fundamental
ly upon the ability of our manufac-
turers and other producers to sell sub
stantially all their product. 1t is the
sale of the last 20 per cent which
determines the profit for the whole
operation. Only as our producers
sell substantially all their produce
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Mat Halvorsen was an lone resi-
dent doing business in this city on
Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. McKinnon.
j. d. Pinkstson, of Albany, was
shaking hands with old friend- here
on Thursday. y
Mrs. Marshall Martin, of Weston,
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mrs. Frank Cook.
Miss Lizzie Witchard, of Dawson
spent the past week with Mrs MIN
ME Marshall
The Parrott friends of Mr, and
Mrs. J. L. Kennedy are extending
congratulations on the arrival Of a
daughter at their home in 0cala, Fla.
Mr.. Kennedy is an old resident Of
Parrot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Belle Barbra, of
Miami, Fla, left Parrott on Monday
for Blue Ridge, after spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Reeves at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faulk, Of Al
bany, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pinkston.
The Fourth of July passed very
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PARROT

PARROTT, July 1.-THE revival
services at the Parrot Baptist
church are being largely attended
Rev. Mr. Davis, of Hartwell, is con-
Quoting the meeting and Drew Ar
mold is leading the song services.
The songs by the Dawson quartet on
Thursday night were greatly enjoy
ed.
Misses Ionic Ferguson, of Leslie,
and Dorothy Bnis, of Shellman, have
been the guests of Miss Myrtle Ar
mold for the past week.
An enjoyable event of the past
Friday was a fish fry at Nochaway
creek. Those attending were Mr..
and J. w. Mcneil and children with
Mrs. Walters, of Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis Kenyon and children, Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Haynes and daughter,
Miss Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
Hayes and Mr.. George w. Kenyon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Hayes
with Misses Alice Hayes, Thclma
Kenyon and Joe Edd Cochran, spent
Sunday with friends near Shellman.
Mrs. Kendrick and grand daughter,
Miss Hazel Nolan, of Birmingham,
are the guests of relatives here.
T. V. Perry, of Richland, made a
business trip TO Parrott on Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Mcdowell, of Dawson,
was a recent visitor here.
Miss Virginia Lee spent the past
week in Poulan the guest of her aunt
Mrs. McPhaul.
The friends of Mrs. IL. l.. Pierce
regret to know of her serious illness.
Mrs. Pierce is now at John Hopkins
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hospital, Baltimore, Md. She was ac-
companied by DR.. R. P. Hall, of Par
rott, and Mrs. Milton McDermott of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Eloise Coleman, of Lyons, and
Miss Wilson have been the guests of
Misses Gladys and Cleo Pinkston.
Mrs. Walters, of Cochran, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Mcneil, at their country home near
Parrott.
Rev Mr. Crawford and wife and
son of Richland, with Messrs. Pharr
and Gunnels attended services here
on, Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Hays entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Daniel, the guest of Miss Myrtle
Stubbs.
Mrs. Dyer and son, Hollis, the re
cent guests Of MES. Elliott, returned
to Edison on Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Royal, of Arab, spent
last Thursday with her brother, jim
Cole, at his home here.
Misses Ola Belle and Argyll Cole
spent the past week with Mrs. Angle
Turner.
John Watkins, of Chatworth, spent
the past weekend with Mrs. Wat
kins and children at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Curt Whatley.
Miss Lizzie Windsor, of Dawson,
spent the past weekend with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Glenn Crowell, of San An
tonic, Tex, is visiting her parents,
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SUMMER SLUMP
War DECLARED
First Christian Bible Schooy Seeks
To Rout Hot Weather
Indifference
(Contributed.)

The First Christian Bible school
has officially declared war on General
Summer Slumpski. The regulars
are fast being organized into fighting
groups and trained for efficient ser
vice Eat the front" General Super
n. Tendent has also issued call for
volunteers as more soldiers are need
ed to adequately meet the enemy.
Captains Holt and Smith are in COM
mand of the two main divisions OF
the army and the lieutenants and
other petty officers will be chosen
Sunday.
General lrmpski makes raids on
the churches and Bible schools an
nually, so his methods of attack are
well known to the veterans and lit
Tie timely advice from them will help
to prepare the new recruits to meet
his insiduous attacks. A statement
from the Major follows:
NWell do | remember General
Slumpski and his treacherous methods
of attack. His chief treachery was
seeking to wreck our army by the
wrong use of the Lords day. When
our soldiers should have been on duty
he had enticed them to- go to Sun
day baseball game, excursion, the
movies, JOY riding and similar amuse-
ments. Another way he has of re-
tarding the army is to induce them
to spend their money for everything
else and neglect the Bible school of
fering. He further insists to our
soldiers that it is too warm during
the months of summer for Bible
school and church worship, and that
the spiritual life should rest in a dor
mant state until cooler weather and
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"a more convenient season. A loyal
soldier is at his post ofs duty every
day, whether hot or cold. Loyalty
and loyalty alone will win over this
enemy"
The major will counsel the officers
and Soldiers from time to time from
his years of rich experience with the
enemy and will report the records OF
this young army to the columns of
this paper.
Come on! Lets go!
THE MAJOR.
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quietly in PARROT, most of the young
people finding attractions for the
day elsewhere.
The barbecue at Veney's and fish
fry at Jones' mill were attended by
a good many from Parrot.
The crops in this community are
looking fine since the rains of the
vast week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-12
RESI- YOUR TIRED FEET,

ALIENS FOOT-EASE. the antiseptic
powder to be shaken into the shoes, stops
the pain of corns and bunious, and gives
quick relief to sweating, Gallons, tired,
aching, tender feet, blisters and sore spots.
Always use Aliens Foot-Ease for walking
or dancing. 1t takes the friction from the
shoe. In a Pinch, use Aliens Foot-Ease.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-28
TEzKY TREST PRO VA
REM PIVA.

Cincinnati, o.. 27. rijna. =
Porota ma zdejsim federalnim
distriktnim soudu uznala dnes
vinnymi Michaela Hilsingera,
receivera, Josepha Hermanna
Michaela Kecka, NIL, tired
Milky Schallerovy pivovarni spo
lecnosti, kteri byli zalovani
pro vareni a prodavani silnej-
siho piva nez zakon dovoluje a
zaroven pro spiknuti. Nejtezsi
trest vymeril soudce Peck Hill
singerovi, jenz odsouzen ma
osmnact mesfcG do zalare a k
zaplaceni pokutv $4,000 pro
spiknuti a $1,000 pro vydrzo-
vani neresti. Keck byl odsou-
zen do zalaTe ma rok a den a
zaplaceni pokuty $500 Her.
mann do zalare ma sest mesicn
k zaplaceni pokuty $1,000 pro
spiknuti a $500 pro vydrzova-
nj neresti. Pravnici obzalova-
nIch oznamili odvolani k vys-
81 instance.
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"Touzime uprimne po miru
a lasce a nasim nejvetsim vo-
lanim ma nasich pochodech bu-
de, "at' zije armada, at zije
kral a at zije Italie!'
Rim, 27.. rijna.i TResignace
kabinetu V cele $ premierem
Factou byla dorucena krali vi.
ktoru Emanuelovi po jeho ma
vratu do hlavniho mesta dnes.
Kral zahaji porady Ultra dri-
vejsfm premierem Giolittim.
Polouredne Sc popira, re Beni-
to Mussolini, vddce fascistn,
ma miti audienci S kralem Ii
ira.
Ornament resignace kabine
tn bylo ocekavano a tudiz ne
zp1sobila zadneho prekvapeni
mezi fimskym lidem. Kral Vik-
tor Emanuel pozadal premiera
Factu a jeho kollegy mini
sterstvu, ably setrvali ma svych
mistech, nez novy kabinet bu-
de utvofen.
Kral pfijal Signora Factu,
jenz dial vladari podrobnou
zpravu situaci, jak vzhledem
ku kabinetu, tax vzhledem ku
stavu verejneho mineni. Rekl
krali, re vsechna opatreni byla
ucinena, aby Sc predeslo kaz-
demu pokusu o uchvaceni au
tority statu a byly potlaceny ma
silnosti, jez snad by molly wy
puknouti.
V politickych kruzich pre-
vlada mineni, re fascist jsou
pany situace re novy kabinet
muze byti utvoren jedine jimi
neb .iejich souhlasem a spo-
lupdsobenim. Predpovida Sc,
re move ministerstvo bude utvo
reno bud DIR. Benito Mussoli.
MIN neb driv6jsim premierem
Salandrou "a ucastenstvi fas.
cistG.
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TRACEDIE " DOME DIJ.
CHOVNfHO.
Zastrelen zenou, ktera pax
samu sebe stejnou zbrani
usmrtila,

Havre, Mont, 27. rijna. =
Smrt rev. Leonardo Jacoba
Christlera. daleko Siroko zna-
meho Montana jako "bisku-
pa velikeho venkova" pi.
Marguerity Carletonove, kras-
ne pracovnice v kostelnich kru
Zich v Christlerove domove
dnes casne rano, byl tax jasne
pripad vrazdy a sebevrazdy
spachanych zenou. re snad ami
zadny inkvest nebude konan,
bylo dnes oznameno serifem a
koronerem.
Revolver. jimz zlocin spa
chan, dosud triman byl pi. Car
letonovou, kdyz lekar, DR.. Ma
ckenzie, prispechal do pribyt-
ku, byv zavolan pi. Christlero-
YOU. Tato sdelila koronerovi,
ze casne z vecera odebrala Sc
do sveho prfhytku a nasla tam
pi. Carletonovou uvnitr, trha-
jici a pallet podobizny jejiho
manzela. Pi. Carletonova ne
dala pry zadneho vysvetleni o
SVEN jednanf a mluvila nesou-
visle. Obe zenv opustily dim
Ipospolu a ri. Christlerova ode
brala sc do restaurace, kde
rev. Christler a nekolik clenG
kostela vecerelo. Zistali v
restauraci az dlouho do noci,
pravila pi. Christlerova.
Vrativ Sc domu Sc svoji man
, zelkou, rev. Christler pozna.
menal, ze citi kour. Pi. Christ
lerova pravi, re nerekla nice.
ho svemu muzi predchozi ma
vSteve ri. Carletonove. Bvli
donna jen malou chvili, kdyz
veSla pi. Carletonova a vSichni
tri rozmlouvali prye 0 obvcej-
nych vecech. Kdyz pi. Garlic
tonova chystala Sc k odchodu
rev. Christler nabfdl Sc, ze j
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NAROZENINY CESKOSL LOVENSKA
v PLAIN DEALERU.

Osava ctvreho vyrocnfho dne osvobozenf nasich sta
rych vlas naa ohasu redakcni STRANGE nesnio Plain
Deaeru, kratsi stati velce sympatcky psanou.
Jsou to ctvrte narozenny Ceskoslovenske republiky
Zadny jiny stat Europe nemze vykazati podobnym
pekvapucfm pokrokem Povstal nceho tezce We vyvoji
zdrzovanem nedostakem surovn by cekosovensky pru-
mys postaven pevn6 zakady Ceskosovenske finance
byly znamenite fizeny Narodohospo iarske zmay
nj Evrope nebyy Ceskoslovensku napodobeny Reativr
muveno Ceskoslovensko prosperuje Zase nema jny
rod jasnejM vyhfdky
Ceskosdovensk6mu lidu jech schopnym vddcdm stare
republiky sveta gratuuji co nejsrdecneji."
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NAMORNf DEN.

Washington, 27. rijna. -
Dnes, "a krasne povetrnosti,
slaven byl tax zvany namorni
den a zaroven vyroci naroze-
min Theodore Roosevelta. Nej-
vet$i slava byla v New Yorku,
kde byla shromazdena celia A.
tlanticka eskadra v Tece Hud-
son. Ma valecne lodi byl vol
ny pristup a mnoho tisic lidi
teto prilezitosti vyuzitkovalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-28
MLADY ROCKEFELLER 'RADlKALEM''
ONEHDY OSTRE ODSOUDu. NESVE.
DOMITE UHLOBARONY.
NYNI PAX ZADA OSMIHODINNY PRACOVNf DEN
= PRO VSECHNO DELNICTVO.

New York, q. rijna. Pro-
hlaseni, nemz primlouva Sc
o osmihodinnou dobu pracov-
nj prdmyslu a odsuzuje sed-
midenni praci v tydnu iako
"nepotrebnou, odporujici eko-
nomickym zasadam a neospra-
vedlnitelnou", bylo vydano
dnes Johnem d. Rockefellerem
mi. dnes.
Prohlaseni objevuje Sc We for
me clanku, podepsaneho p.
Rockefellerem v beznem vyda-
nj Survey Graphic" a nasle-
duje po pranyfovani pomerd v
olejnych polich We Wyomin-
gu v tomtez magazinu R. s.
Lyndem, jenz ztraHl tam tri
mesice v bedlivem vysetrovani.
Dnesni ,prohlaseni Jest dru-
hym v tydnu, jez vydal Ro-
ckefeller v zajmu delnictva.
Pfedesle, jez objevilo Sc We
stredr, bylo zajmu uhlokopG
v okresu Somerset v Pennsyl-
vanii. ObzvlaSt6 on6ch zamas+
navanych u Consolidation Coal
Company, jejiz jest podilni-
KEN.
"Ja verim, ze dvanactihodi-
novy den a sedmidenn tyden
nemely by byti dele trpeny v
sprdmyslu, jak S hlediska ve-
fejneho dobra, tax hlediska
industrialni zdatnosti," pravi
olejarsky magnat We SVEN nej-
nov6jsim prohlaseni. "Ja We
rim, re to ono osvedcilo Sc
byti nepotrebnym, odporujici
ekonomickym zasadam a me-
ospravedlnitelne."
l v tech prdmvslech, kde
tax zvany "neustaly process
Jest nevyhnuteln5m, m9ly by
byti veci tax uspofadany, ably
kazdy delnik mohl miti ieden
den re sedmi k odpocinku a
,sebezvelebeni, jake jest mozne
pri osmihodinne dobe pracov-
nj.
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vRAzDA RI. MILLSOVE
BRUTALNf.
Po silenem Iteku byla pry pri-
vlecena zpst k mistu, kde
zcstrelen byl rev. Hall
a rovnsz zabita.

New Brunswick, N. j., 27.
rijna. - Sileny 1tek zachra-
neni zivota, ma nemz klopyta-
la v bysterii pres pole a byla
dohonena svymi pronasledova-
tell, privlecena zpet, volajici
o pomoc a zapasici k telu Ed
warda Halla, sveho duchovni-
no milence, predchazel zastre-
leni pi. Eleanor Millsove ID.
zari.
Tento zaver' uradI byl Zje-
ven dnes vecer re spolehlivych
pramend, kdyz veslo We zna-
most; ze stat rozlustil vrazed-
ne tajemstvi a hodla predlozi-
ii pripad velke porote okresu
Somerset v pondeli.
Soucasne bylo oznameno, re
pi. Jane Gibsonova, jez tvrdi,
ze stala Sc ocitou svedkyni
vrazdy, byla doprovozena do
Pennsylvania Sc svym synem
ably byla mimo dosah zpravo.
dajd pred zahajenim procesu
Vypoved' pi. Gibsonove by.
la pry potvrzena z jinych
stran dnes jest pry jisto, ze
kdezto vrazda rev. Halla mo.
hla byti spachana v zachvatu
hnevu a vasne, ona pi. Millso.
We spachana byla chladokrev.
ne, kdyz vrazi byli il privlek.
Ii zpet plnych ctyficet yardd k
mistu, kde lezel jeji milenet
mrtev pod jablon6m ma Phillip
sove farme. Tam, "a upenli
vych proseb o milost, byla "a.
strelena.
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dOprovodi. Sotva vSak vstou-
pil do predsine, ozvalv Sc dive
rany, die vvpraveni pi. Christ
lerove. Kdyz otevfela dvere
do pfedsine, naSla pry tam dive
mrtva tela. Prohlidkou tela
duchovniho bylo ziisteno, ze
strela vnikla do jeho prave
strany a pfet'ala tepnu. Stfela,
jea zpdsobila smrt pf. Carleto-
move, proiela srdcem.
Manzel pi. Carletonove jest
pry V Los Angeles. Ona sa-
ma odebrala Sc ma pocatku
podzimu ma jih jake dozorky-
ne Chautauua obvodu, ma
nemz pGsobila S druzinou ne
kolika muzG a zen. Do Havru
Sc vratila pred nekolika dny a
nbytovala Sc v hotelu. Rev.
Christler bvl dlouho v pratel-
skych stycich Carletonovou
rod;nou -"
Pi. Christlerova lest dcerou
zesnuleho Davida Wadswortha
bohateho tovarnika Auburn,
N. Y. a netefi spolkoveho sena-
tora ]. w. Wadswortha 2 New
Yorku. Narodila sc v Helena.
Mont. a ma dorostlou dceru z
prvniho manzelstvi. Pi. Chri-
stlerova Jest bohatou zenou a
stedre prispfvala ma rnzne do
brocinne ucely behem piso-
beni sveho me rzela severni
Montane. Ia rev. Christlera
ienz cital 46 rokG veku. Sc
provdala r. 1914. Rev. Chri-
stler byl znamenitym recnikem
a vGbec iednim z nejproslulej-
sich duchovnich v protestant
ske episkopalni cirkvi v Ame-
rice.
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Londyn, %. fijna. Times
uvefejnuje "depesi z Italie",
bez udani pramene, sdelujici:
Fascist 1870 " patek
V noci) zacali soustred 'ovati
svoji akci ma nekolik NEST. Jsou
nyni pany nekolika dGlezitych
stredd lidnatosti jake Floren-
Gle, Pisy a Cremony. Spojeni
mezi severni, stredni a jizni l.
talii bylo preruseno.
"Vsude v techto mestech Sc
sadili statni urady a ujali Sc
moci. Ida Sc, ze nikde nenara-
zili ma odpor vyjma v Cremo-
ne, kde pry sest fascistn bylo
zastfeleno. V Milane panuje
kid, jezto silna vojenska po-
sadka ma situaci pod kontro-
lou. z jinych NEST nedosly zpra
wy.
Benito Mussolini, hlava fas-
cistd, zustal v Milane po cely
den mel caste porady S vud-
ci fascistd a tez rozmluvu s
mistnim prefektem, pravi jina
depeSe Times, obdrzena z Mi
lana.
Tato depese rovnez podava
obsah obezniku, ktery fascist
rozsirili v Pise a jinych mi
stech. Pravi Sc v mem:
"Ddstojnici, vojaci, obGa-
ne! Hnuti fascistI nenf ami
proti vlasti AMI proti krali. My
chceme, ably jeho velicenstvo
byl We skutecnosti kralem a ne
musel Sc podrobovati statnim
rozhodnutim, jez jsou mu zba-
belle vnucOvana prltomnyml je
no slabymi ministry.
"My tahneme ma Rim, aby-
chom mohli dati Italii pravou
svobodu; dati italskemu lidu
Italii, o jake snilo pGl millionu
mrtvych We velike valce ma.
81 vlastni mrtvi, ktefi pokraco.
vail We valce v mlru.
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"Ackoli zavedeni techto pra
videl nepochybne zprvu by
zpusobilo zvySene produkcni
vylohy, verim, ze v koncich
vetsi zdatnost a uspora bude
nasledovati a re Cd sameho po-
catku verejne mineni bude pod
porovati kazdy prumysl, jenz
je zavede."
Vzhledem k zivotnim podmin
kan, i takovych osamoce-
nych mistech jako jsou olejar-
ske tabory, Rockefeller pravi,
re jest nejenom mono, ale
nutno uciniti primerena opa-
trent pro zdravi, pohodli a
spokojenost tech, kdoz pracu-
|ji tam v zajmu vseho lidu.
ia jsem nikdy neveril, re
tyto veci mely by byti opatre-
ny pro delniky a delnice jake
vysledek nahody, dobrocinno-
sti neb promysleneho paterna-
lismu," prohlaseni pokracuie.
"Vedle toho, re v mem usudku
predstavuji ten neizdravejsi e.
konomicky smer, jsme tim po-
vinni zamestnanci hlediska
obycejne spravedlnosti, vyza-
dovane zakladnim faktem, re
clovek Jest lidskou bytosti ma
pred teprve potom clenem in
dustrie.
"V mem mineni vsak, kde
spravny smer lest jasnv. obti-
ze ma ceste Sc vyskytujici ne
omlouvaji necinnost, ale spiSe
mely bv povzbuzovati raznejsi
odhodlani.
"Pokud Sc tyce vyhoveni me
vlastni zodpov6dnosti jako po-
dilnika pro lepsi industrialni
pomery vztshy, ucinil jsem
zvlastni opatfeni pro prispeni
zrovna v takovych ukolech j.
ko jsou tyto, jez isou nekdy
obtizne casio t6zk6 k prove
deni, ale vzdycky blizko m6ho
srdce."
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Ameriky "a 1celem propagan-
dy. Taz sbira nyni statistiku
a fotografie spustosenych di-
strikta, pres nez fecka armada
ustupovala pred Turky, jichz
pouzit chce pri svych pfednas-
kach. V Anglii hodla uspora-
dati Tadu prednasek ma thema
"Vznik nacionalistickeho hnu-
II V Turecku." 9,o'oyf
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