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New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
COAL, IS MOVING,

Despite the fact that a represen- tative of a British coal mining. cor poration told the local fuel commis- sion that it would be at least six weeks before anthracite coal would be moving after the Pennsylvania mines resumed operations, anthracite coal now is being shipped regularly and predictions are that it will be coming into New England within few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

It appears that the candidate who has the best chance is one who has a grouch equal to that of the people.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
FIRE IN SHIPS HOLD.

Panama, Sept. 1.-The British steamship Roman Prince arrived here yesterday with fire in her holds said to have been caused by spon- taneous combustion. The flames are well under control.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

The two great influences that en- courage a man to keep his word are true religion and the dotted line.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

About the only special privilege the upper class has in America is that of kicking dust in the face of slower cars.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

The criticism of the American who knocks his country is easier to under stand after you get accustomed to his foreign accent.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

When a man prays to be delivered from temptation he Is usually little offended when the temptation turns him down.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Some people never become virtuous, and some live long enough to outgrow their natural desires.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

About the only thing to be said in favor of a bald head is that 1t is easily kept sanitary.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

As we look over the situation, it occurs to us that about the only thing charity does at home is begin.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
DENY MURDER PLOT.

Budapest Govt. Denies Any Conspr- acy Against Rumanian Royal Family
 Budapest, Sept. 1.-The foreign committee of parliament yesterday
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

heard the governments explanation concerning the allegation that 1t was concerned in the recent plot against the Rumanian royal family
 Premier Bethleh declared that tho incident was merely maneuver against Hungarys good reputation"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Geddes says the English don't un- derstand America, but he was too kind to add that they seldom under stand joke.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

What does it profit a youth to have ancestors who came across in the Mayf1ower if his immediate ancestors won't come across?
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

A Bucharest dispatch on September said plot had been uncovered in which a number of former Hungar- ian arniy officers were planning to kill the members of the Rumanian royal family The men were arrested and the police seized a quantity of explosives
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

The hand that rocked the cradle is now learning to manipulate politi- cal bunk.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
Facts andFdnciies
 (BY ROBERT CULLEN.

The law seems harsh until lawyer explains what he can do for S250.
 We note with despair that prices have fallen again in the direction of Mars.
 Futility: Two bald men discussing the merits of various hair tonics.
 The chief cause of our disintegrat- ing home life Is quoted f. 0. b. De- troit.
 Modern homes seem to be equipped with everything except the home in- stinct.
 It must be awful to be a book or movie censor and be mortified all the time.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Times haven't changed much. Back in pioneer days the pedestrian had to dodge the deadly rattler, also.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

There are many ways in which girls can climb in the world, but climbing into strangers automobile isn't one of them.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Bicycle tobaseaning is q new winter sport in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
Member of The Associated Press

The cnly profitable advertising rn.di1m in the City Circulation books ltnd press room always open to advertisers,
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation

Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The A. R. c. is a nnticnol organization which furnisheH rewspepA-s and advcr. tiscrs with A strictly honest nra1yss o' circulation. Our cIroulat.on statistics arc based upon thiy ardit. This insures pro- tect'on against frnut in newspaper dls- trioution figures to both national and To cal advertisers
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

WfMHfr or TNN NstutINIeU H-EcW Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited to 1t or not otnerwlss credited tn tbts pnrer and a,so local news pub lished herein.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Futility: Two bald men discussing the merits of various hair tonics.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
TELEPHONE CALLS.

Hute.Cd at the Post one, at New Britain
 Gg Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

tt.t0 Yen'. S2,oo Three Months.
 .5o Month.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

Bushes, once .............,-.....- sSs Editorial Rooms .....,,............... s5e
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
New Britain Herald

HERALD PuaIIsHING COMPANY Qssuod Daily. Sunday Exceptedl, At Herpd Bldg. s7 Church Street.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

The law seems harsh until lawyer explains what he can do for s250.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
BASE BALL DANCE

Great preparations are being made
by those in charge of the base ball
benefit dance to be given at the Du
Pont Club on Friday evening, May
18th, and from the way the sale of
tickets have been going the indica-
tioins are that a monster crowd will
attend the event.
This dance is being put en- for the
purpose of raising funds with which
to finance the team and it is up to
everyone interested in base BALL to
buy ticket.
Lets show the boys tina. we are
back of them in their campaign to
raise funds.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
A BIG CONVENTION


MADISON, May 1.-The Wiscon-
sin Anti-Saloon League last night
sent letters to 1900 cooperating
churches an dan equal number of
Sunday Schools, in addition to a
similar letter sent to w. C. T. U. or
ganizations, women's clubs and civic
leagues, urging every community to
arrange to send their local editor,
with his expenses paid, to the Wis
consin Law Enforcement Convention,
Milwaukee, May % and "a.
In the same letter they urged that
similar steps be taken to send every
minister, in order that, through
both the press and the pulpit, the
public may receive frst-hand i'm
preston of the dry organizations and
activities, together with a state, ma
tional and worldwide view of the
field.
By official action of the Executive
Committee of the w. C. T. u, that
organization is uniting with the
Anti-Saloon League in arranging this
convention, and will hold an insti-
tute of their own members in connec-
ION with it.
More than 10000 Wisconsin drys
have now officially united in the
call for this convention, and the
lists are now still pouring in. Twelve
other states are joining. Many of
them have already written for reser-
vations.
In view of this situation the Mil
waukee City Auditorium has been
engaged for the final meeting ON
Wednesday night, May "a, and Ernest
Hurst Cherrington, international
president of the World League
Against Alcoholism, has been added
as one of the speakers that night.
The World Convention will be held
in Toronda, Canada, this fall, last
ing from Nov. "a to 20 inclusive. 80
countries are represented in the Lea
que Against Alcoholism. The ma
jority of them have already certified
that they will send delegates. If
all come who have indicated they
will come, there will be 1900 dele
gates to this World Convention sew
eral hundred of them coming from
across the water.
Withe the exception Of the clos
ing meeting, sessions, of the State
Law Enforcement Convention will be
held in the Grand Ave. Methodist
church, which has a seating capacity
Of 1900.
By official vote of the German
Evangelical Association Conference
every minister Of that denomination
will attend. Their travelling expenses
will be divided equally between the
congregations, and Milwaukee men,
bers will provide bed and breakfast
for their own delegates without cost.
The students of Carol College and
Waukesha citizens are preparing to
attend enmasse and are working up
so some Stunts" A number of
other cities are doing the same. The
Presbyterian church in Ashland an
nounces six delegates already chosen
from their various organizations and
expenses raised. Baraboo announ-
ces that two auto bus loads will drive
the round trip of 800 miles, in addi-
ton TO delegates who will come by
train.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
A FINE DISPLAY

The Uugrodt Hardware store has
arranged display window advertis-
ing fishing tackle which is we'll worth
going to see. The scene is front
stream with messy banks and it's
overhanging rocks with running wat
er and in the stream are real, live
brook trout. The scene is a fish
ing hole and the water comes in
from under the rocks and disap-
pears under the messy banks.
For a real display we doubt if
it's equal has ever been arranged
and the boys are entitled to a lot OF
credit for the idea.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
Continued from page y

he knew and the great amount Of de-
scription he had heard. the vein was
very large and the coal itself Of the
finest grade.
ut was big finds" he told his COM
psnion, "a big find. 1t was a pity to
Let Il lie here untouched for SO long /;
aad yet It's worth more today than 1t
was ever worth before"
His enthusiasm ran warm, and More
land caught it quickly. Together they
hastily planned out the little railroad
that was to wind Its way through the
wilds and connect with the big rail-
road at the Hallway switch.
II know I'm a-doin' right about It,"
the mountaineer said twice for the
benefit Of his conscience. II know
pore David he would want me to do
this ef he could know"
"Tm sure Of It," agreed Dale. "rll
start for Cincinnati tomorrow. I've
got enough money to take me there
and back. I have very wealthy
friend there-his name Is Harris;
think / can borrow enough from him
20 finance the beginning Of this thing.
And ri buy locomotive and cars,
and all the other necessary machinery.
while I'm In Cincinnati-unless l fail
to get the money from Harris. When
] get back. which should be within
eight days, Wen start the work. At
O guess, I'd say we'll need twenty
men. Can we get themT
"Shore," nodded the mountaineer.
"And all Morelands at that"
They turned homeward. At last
Bill Dale was happy. He had some
thing to do now-an aim. In life. He
had difficulties to overcome, obstacles
TO remove, barriers to surmount-it
was his big chancel
IL was almost shutdown when Dale
returned from his visit to the coal
vein-Big Pine mountain hid the sun
at q little after three In the afternoon.
He borrowed fishing rod and min
now pail. which made his going to the
river seem proper enough to John
Moreland, and set out to meet Babe
Littleford. He was glad that nobody
expressed a desire to accompany him
de found Ben Littleford's daughter
where he had found her twice before
sitting On a stone the size Of small
barrel. She was fishing with an un-
baited hook. which was equal to fish,
ing not at all. and she seemed pleased
when she saw him coming. He sat
down on the stone at her side. She
moved over a little shyly. and tried to
cover her feet with her calico skirts.
Needn't bother to hide them"
laughed Bill Dale. They're pretty
enough. Most feet. y'know, are neces-
sary evils, like chimneys and rain
spoutsl"
Babe Littleford blushed. He went
on, to hide her confusion. '"Tell me
about the rifles"
'You must shore keep 1t secret" "
she told him.
II promise"
= "Better put yore hook in, SOS eft any
body comes along"
Dale threw out an empty hook.
II want to tell ye some other things
fust, SOS yen understand better when
! come to the part about the rifles"
Babe began, looking thoughtfully
across the water to where kingfisher
sat in watchful waiting. She contin-
ued slowly, choosing her words care
fully. ST was brought ND to hate them
Morelands, butt don't think do. My
people is jest like the Morelands. The
biggest difference We can find Is that
one side mostly has grey eyes like
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
HEADQUARTERS

For feed, poultry supplies and bee
keepers supplies. All goods sold fol
cash plus ten per cent.
Are your cows and chicken paying
well? If not, perhaps we can tel
you why. Please ask questions.
FARMERS WAREHOUSE.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
PAID ADVERTISEMENT-Paid

PAID ADVERTISEMEN by
and for A. P. Stone, Washburn,
Wis.
/ wish to announce. that l am a
candidate for the office of Sheriff on
the Republican Ticket at the coming
primaries Sept. 9Th, 1922. If nomin-
ated and elected / will perform the
duties of the office without fear or
favor.
2-2t A. P. STONE.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04

LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE-Call Tet-
zner's market of Tetzner's
farm. 48-2m
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
They Dropped to Their Hands and
Knees and Began to Crawl Through
the Tall Grasses, the lronweed and
the Meadow Glover.

the risin' and settin' o. the SUM-" he
grinned.
They went back to John Moreland's
cabin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
VRATl Sc PRY K M0NARCHISMU.
TOTO PRESVEDCENf MA O NEMEC.
KU DRlVEJSi CiSAR VLLEM.
EX-KAISER MA VELKY OBDIV PRO CESKO-
SLOVENSKY LID.

Berlin, 2. dervence = Byvay cisaf v6m Vi, MIN w
jest konec prav We zvastni depes New York Times a
Cleveland Plain Dealer baron Clemens Radowitz- Rel
Mohu to fc naprostou istoou nebot de jsem neho
n dny navevou jeho domov6 Doornu. Zna isem cisae
Vema dobfe behem eho vady nebo til roxy studoval
sem unversite eho dvema syny korunnim prin-
Vilemem prncem Eitelem Friedrichem Behem tech
fl roku casio jsem stvka cisarem
Jezto mel jsem neake obchodn rizeni Hoandsku, do
mluv jsem jednm nejlepsich pate bJvaeho cisafe
tazal zda byo by MONO seiti MIN.
ohoto dovoeni jeste prate zavta sme do Door
nu kde mel jsem obed neb vecef nekdejsm csarem tf
krate a dlouho MIN mluvil
Behem rozmluv n6mecke potice jednoho tazal
opeovne pomerech Nemecku zvlase nazorech
mladych lidi.
"Co mada generace soud mne?" tazal Sc. '~~ -.@
New nteho vas odpoved6l sern. S5 yz
Ex-kaser 81 povzdechl.
Ja nceho" pravil "nez ulryti Sc Ale reknete
mnt = zapomnela mlada monarchistcke deie
slavu Hohenzolernn?' NNesaa :
'Jest dosti monarchistckeho smysleni Nemecku"
"Monarchie pride zpet" ma to pravi "Ne nynf =
pc vice l6tech. Nevim, jak kdy. Ale pde zpet'
"Kdo obnovi monarchi?" tazal sem Sc. Avsak ne
odpovede enom kladl da otazky+o smIseni vefenost
Hohenzolernum Nemeckou republku dfiveisi
kada ienom pfechodny dvar enz brzy zmzi Mel vsak
sova cvy pro presdena Ebera kereho pok4da schop
neho muze.
Ex-kaser kladl mne mnoho otazek pomerech Cesko-
slovenske repubce.
"Masaryk jest velm schopny muz,' pravil "Nemam rad
Benese ale Masaryk jest veiky vastenec sny muz rbun
sve republiky Nemam rad republiky obdvui
upffmneho vlasence kdyz pracuie pro monarchistckz
ide."
Ponekud k menu prekvapeni = atko ia isem dospel
k temuz mineni osobniho pozorovan exkaser
koni nahedu ze bthem nekoka rokd bude tel7kd
porozumeni mez Cechy Nemci Cechach aniz by tim
trpea neodvislost Ceskoslovenske republiky
Mys, re Cechoslovaci sve ylasni dobro spoil
hospodafskem dohodnu svymi nemeckymi sousedy ze
poitika bude zatlaGena podTzene mo hospodasm mi
zamy pfevlada Pro 6eskosovensky lid vekI obdy.
"N6kdy, pravil 'bude dohodnut snad hospodaska led
mezi Rakouskem, Geskosovenskem Jugoslavi Nkoi
Uhrami"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
; ~ZAHAULI .NOVOU BITyU.
VOJSKO SVOBODNEHO STATU UTOCf MA DALSl
POSICE IRSKYCH POVSTALCU

Londyn 2. cervence Vosko Svobodneho Statu zaha-
10 tok nepravidene hodn dnes odpoledne die depese
Central News Dublna Kdyz nekoik koui byo zasahlo
Morsv hotel ba vajka byla vzycena posadka vzdaa
Pravideln rovnez obkc oblast Sackville ulce Az
sud zrty byly neparne Ma Gresham hotel zahaena bya
paba polnho della rovnez sredni telegrani Tad byl
pod ohnem.
Nekolik povsaleckych bast Dublin6 byo dobyo, die
dpese jedne tiskove kancee Cy zaatcu bylo
narodnim vojskem.
Dublin, Gervence. rano panovalo We zlo-
vestne cho nikdo neme useni jak suace vyvne Cd
poedne n6kolka stranach zacaa ozyvai stfelba.
Zraty az dosud zjistene cd zahajeni toku budovu
CtyT Soudu jsou udavany 49 mrvych 178 ranenVch.
Zpravy severnho iiznho Irska nasvedtu dGezite
voensk6 dopady prznv6 pro narodn vosko zva
okresich Donegal Kilkenny. Jenom Connell, okresu
Waterford Naow, okresu Cork, nepravdeln sousTe
d'u.
Prazvastni strankou bod budovu Ctyr Soudd byo ze
zadne zrty nebyly utrpeny obhac Ami edne teo nebyo
naezeno troskach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
DOSUD NENf zADNEHO DOHODNUTf.
ZASTUPCI HAViRSKE UNIE A TE-
ZARU JSOU DALEKO Cd SEBE.
UHLOBARONI POzADUJf DISTRIKTNf KONFE-
RENEE, NACEZ HAVfRI NECHTEJf PRISTOUPITl.

Washington, 2 cervence Jenom vladni kompromsni
navrh pateny obema sranam zdalo dnes vecer mdze
posnou mrtveho bodu konferenc mezi hav tezaf KITE
II pH formanm hlasovani dnesnim zasedan postavi Sc
pro sobe tax jako stall Cd zahaen stavky dubna
dnesnim odpoednfm zasedani konference ez bya "a
haena vcera presdentem Hardngem aby uovnanj
stvky uhodolech havr stall sjednocen proti schuzkam
ezaf distknich konferencch kde projednany byy
move mzdove skay kdezto eza kter pedem vyrovna
shody vzniknuvsi ech vasnch Tadach posav proti
obnoven konferenc sednim soueznem uhenem reviru
kde minuosi dohodnu souzo zakad vseobecne dpra-
Wy mzdy havr1.
Po zasedani nemz ia ami srana nejevila zadnych
znamek povonost vydano byo naseucf prohseni ekre-
tarem obchodu Hooverem a sekretafem prace Davisem
"Tezafi hlasova prot konerenci We stfedn soutezne
obast Havlf hasova pro konni neodvsych konferenci
kazdem distriktu ODE strany dohody tom konati
separani schuze ucelem ednani mehodach chz meo
by byt pouzto konference sede op6tne Ultra hodn
rano."
Zdai nedojde zadnemu dohodunti zra Jest skoro il.
o re vlada vystoup svym vastnm navrhem bude uso
va jeho pTijet. Prozatm nen znimo jaky
de- Jest iso strany admnistrace buou podnk
nuy energicke kroky k skoncen avk Jest pravdepodob
re navrhne arbtracn komisi kera 10y ednaa nesho-
dach mezi havf uhlobarony cele suac uheneho pr-
mysu bude pozadovat aby prace doech byla zahaena
stare mzdy az do vneseni nalezu komse.
President pravil zahaovacf TeGi, zdali
ODE srany nedosp6j doozumenf sebou "sluzebnici
americkeho du budou povoani tomu ukou jmene
ricke bezpeGnosti pro nevetsi dobro vseho lidu'.
President rovnez nabfd prosednictv vady kdyby neby
10 vyhdky, re sporne strany samy dohodnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
Z REDAkTORSKYCH
SLASTf.

Orlando, Fla, l. cervence-
j. NJ. Wendler, vydavatel a re-
daktor Florida Post We Winter
Park, nekolik mil odtud, byl
wat re sveho domoya Y onom
mist6 vcera yecer tlupou neza-
kuklenych muzu, zmrskan, ma
tren dehtem a obalen perrin a
pax mu porad6no, aby Sc VIDA
lii z mesta behem tydne. Wen
dler vyjadril presv6dceni, re
pricinu k utoku zavdal clanek
V nedavnem vydani jeho caso-
pisu, kde utoceno bylo ma Eu-
gena G.. Duckwortha, kandida-
ia 0 znovuzvoleni do uradu
"a mayora Orlando.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
DALSi STAVKA JEST V DOHLEDU.
DNES BUDE ROZHODNUTO, ZANE.
CHAJi-LI PRACE DELNiCI MA
TRATiCH.
ZAMESTNANCI zELEZNICNfCH DfLNACH VYSLI
MA STAVKU SOBOTU

Chicago, 2. cervence. Zajem stavce zamesnancd
zelezncnc den bude souseden Detroit Ultra kde sede
generan rada denk zamesnanych zeleznGnich ira
itch rozhodnutf zdal armada deInkn asi ma
nasedovai vidcovstvi 100000 zamestnancu den kteTf
vysli ma stavku sobotu rano
Zeezncnf 1fednci projevuj optimismus dnes vecer
do pravdpodobn6ho vysedku onoho pamatneho zasedan
Predpovda, re E. F. Cradle. hlava denikd trach
mestnanch bude prot vydan stavkovni vzvy pres
hlasovani clensva bratrsva je opravno nafizen
chant prace.
jnych ran vsak tvrd re Cradle pouzje sveho vii
zahajen stavky Kdyby B. NJ Jewellov, vddci zamest
nancd lnach nepodafo zska soucnnost delnctva
ratfch pracuciho bya by to n6ho veka rama jewell
kdyz by azan iak pohz suac pouze odpovedel Jest
brarstva denikd pracuiicfch ratich jak
hodnou"
CRADLE enz pfe do Chicago ably vyhovel obsilce zeez-
nicn rady paek odeel do Detroit dnes asne ra
Zpravy, re by konerenci Jewelem bezprostfedn6
pred svym odjezdem sou popany zeezncnm odboru A
mericke Federace Prace.
Rozhonuti denictva zamestnan6ho zeezncnich ira
itch nepochybn6 bude mti velky vv m jine oganisace
jez az dosud ou vahach kerym smerem skoc pronl
ne krs Jsou to zelezncni kerkove nadrazni d6ln
nani zTizenci teegrafiste kter ederac zamesnancG
zeezncnich dnach vof odbor zeezncnho denictva Ame
rcke Prace Kdyby tyo zanechay prace pocct
stavkard stoupl by pres million.
Co tyce stavky zamesnancd dinach cneny sou rdz
me- odporuci sobe naroky Kdezto zeeznce td ze znac
ma Cast denctva zstaa prac re ne vice nez 80 procent
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
Bill LION A PUL DOLLARJJ UVERU.
TENTO POzADAVEK PREDLOZILI RUSOVf
HAAGSKE KONFERENCI

Haag, l. cervence Sov6ty zadaii ably jim spojenecke
vlady poskytly uver 1924 100000 zatych rubd 16l2
000) Zakoupen zafzen zeeZnce hospodarskch
sroiG nafad nych zasob, jez potfebu vybu
dovani zeme.
Lvinov, hlava ruske delegace Haagskou konferenc
pfedloz zadanych pred verovou koms konfe
Havni polozky nez livery jsou zadany, jsou
Dopravnctvi, 100000 rubu.
Zemed6lstvi, zavodhovani, semen dobytka no
spodafskych strojn, 924 600 900 rubld
Industrialn rekonsrukce, teXtln kovovy drevaTsky
prdmys, 100000 900 rublu.
Obchodni livery, 800 100000 rubd.
Bankovni livery 200, 600, 900 rublu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
HARDINGOVI We SVEN
DOMOVE.

Washington, /. cervence. -
President a pi. Hardingova,
provazeni velkou druzinou pra
tel, odjeli odtcd V automobile
do Marion, O., kde zdrzi Sc
pres ctvrty cervenec. Marion
Slas-i v techto dnech sts vyroti
sveho zalozeni jest to zaro-
ven prvni navsteva presiden-
tova do jeho domova cd ma
stoupeni uradu V breznu mi
nuleho roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
CRYSTAL Sc PRY POCROM
lido.

Hamburg, 80. ceryna. Spik-
mutt ma vrazdeni zidu po celem
N6mecku, jez melo byti zaha-
jeno zastrelenim DIR. Waltera
Rathenau-a, dfivejsiho zahra-
nitniho ministra, bylo odhale-
no zatcenim kapitana z valeG-
neho lod'stva Warnecke-ho,
vySlo a jevo dnes.
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POUZE JEDNODENNi ZASEDANl.

Columbus o., 2 cervence. = Az sejde zde sn6m ztra
zvlasnim zasedan svoanem guvernerem Davsem
ou ci, aby pfistch pTedvobach moh byti ob6anstvu
predlozen odhasovani dodatek vydani
S1O000OO bondu dopaceni voenskeho bonusu bude
pohoove aby by praci prikroteno.
Neofekava re zasedani bude trva dele eden den
Navrh Gstavn dodaek podan bude Henry w. Frmanem,
Columbus, veteranem obcanske vaky nesarsim cenem
sn6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
JAPAN SCHVALUJE
SMLOUVY.

Toxic, /. cervence. Ci-
sarska rada odporueila dnes
princi vladari schvaleni smluv,
vztahujicich Sc ma Cinu, pri-
jatych ma washingtonske od-
Zbrojovaci konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
OBILNf SYPKY SHORELY.

Baltimore 2. cervence Besk zasih zde stfechu edne
z velkych obilnch sypek Baltimore Ohio drahy Locust
Point nekolika mnutach celia obrovska budova bya pla
menech. Ackoli te chvi dest proudech obak ILL
ohen sfl vekou rychost sypkach bylo as 100000
buS ob jez vice nez sedesat karami tabaku ppravene
ho pro export, bylo zniceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
BANKA UNIOVEHO DELNICTVA.

Chicago g. cervence. The Amalgamated Trust &
Savings Bank vasnena rzena oganisaci krecovskeho del
nictva byla zde oevena Kapal jest udan $780,
600 prebytek 100000 Acko banka povede pravdenI
bankovni obchod, bude havne pocati keneu kre
covskym delnictvem.