davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
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Roman q anglickeho.


tomu zvykla. A ackoliv litu.
il, re ztratim tebe a Guye, bu-
du rada, re Sc zbavim de Nal
pasovych; ,nenavidim je, jed.
noho i vseclrny.!''
"A pani Gle Malpasova jest
nejhorsf re vsech,i pravila
Meta, smejlc Sc. "Nemohu j
snesti."
."Ona to vzdycky mysh do
bre," pravila Valencie vazne.
"A ia aase nenavidim lidi,
kteri to vzdycky mysli dobre!'
prohlasovala Meta 5 d1razem,
-"Jsem presvedcena, re te hli-
da. Valencie."
"At' 81 hlfda, paklize Sc j
to libi," odvetila Valencie. -
"Nezvi niceho CO bych 81 pra-
la miti. zatajeno.'
"Jeji obrazotvornost vsak
muze spus6biti mnoho .zla," ma
mitala Meta.
Go ma tom. Neznepokojui
Sc k will nj. Nemluvme 0 ne
pfijemnych vecech v tom KRAFT
KEN case, jenz nam jeste po-
nechan; vypravuj mi radeji 0
svyeh planech do budoucnosti
- to mne vice zajima."
A tax naslouchala zatim CO
Meta vypravela 0 svych zame,
rech vzhledem k budoucnosti
a ackoliv vlastni jeji manzel-
sky zivot byl zkaleny, Valen-
Gle nezavidela sve pritelkyni o.
cekavane stestl, nybrz RADIO
sti naslouchala jejimu vypra-
vovani.
4 A prece, porovnavajie vlast
nj svilj zmareny zivot S tim CO
ocekavalo jej1 pritelkyni, ne
mohla jinak nez pocititi " srd-
ci SVEN trpkost.
Kazdym dnem bremeno jeji
Sc stavalo vetsim, jho vice vi
ce na nj nalehalo a den po dnu
aGkoliv sama 81 domlouvala,
re by mela Errola poslati cd
sebe, vice a vice byla zavislou
ma toms ably jcj videla, ably jej
slysela, ably treba jen videla,
ze il Jest ma hllzku.
V tech dnech sir Lester byl
vice vice podrazdenym a mr.
zoutskym.
Valencie citila, ze manzel
strezi ieji kroky pri tom je-
il hrdost byla vZbourena.
Vedela, re ucinn, svou sva-
kroyoul vyzvedackou mad nj;
re 81 pojednou umfnil, re ieho
zena nema sama vychazeti,
coz ona ale hrde odmltnula a
prohlasila. re neuposlechne je-
no rozkazu.
Dosud il primo neobvinil
ami z neobezretneho jednani a
proto milsel povoliti, kdyz ona
rozhodne prohlasila, re ST me-
da vnutiti spolecnost zadne' o.
soby.
Obaval sc, re by j dohlal ku
krajnosti, neb nevedel, co by
pax treba ucinila.
Dal il vsak pocititi svou zlost
a dovedl il tryzniti vice, nez
kdyby byl vyvolal prime bout
live vystupy nj. Neusetril il
usklebku ano ]. ostreho,, pohrd-
liveho slova treba i byli hoste
pritomni. Meta plaGky il "a
prlsahala, re by mela zadati
"a rozvod, ale Valencie jen 1a-
vrtela hlavou.
"Nemohu,' pravila pevnym
hlasem, ale Sc sklopenou hla-
YOU, "nezadej neceho podobne-
no ma mne, Meto nemohu
toho uciniti."
Kdyz pax Meta zistavala
mlcelivou Sc srdcem jako, by
zmraMnyin, Valencie k nj po.
hledla a sotva dechu popada-
JIG, zpola divoce zvolala:
"Meto ty mi pfece dnve.
fujes - nemysliS, snad, ze-' Z
"Mdj drahousku - mil dra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05


|hlednes, ze Sc k tomu memo
Thu odhodlati, dokud mIj hoch
zije."
"Obvineni ia vsak by memo
.hla byti dokazana," namltala
Meta. "Valencie, ty Sc pres
pffliE obetujes."
"To jest mozne; vzdor to.
mv nemohu uGiniti jak 81 pre-.
jes."
A Meta mussela Sc tim spo-
,kojiti.s Mela jiz ma rtech yaz-
ne nalehani - udeleni nejaks
vystrahy, snezdalo Sc vsak,- ze
by, bylo radno odvaziti Sc tohc
a dotykati Sc nejskrytejsich ia.
jemstvi jejfho srdce a zivota,
'Jsou o tom presvedcena, Meta
.radeji zachovaIa mlceni.
"Ty alespoii budes astnou,
Meto.' pravila Valencie po ne
Jake chvili 8 posunkem asi ta-
kovyn1, jake by cht6la sc sebe
setrasti nepfijelnny' dojem Ia
nechany posledni1ni slovy, jez
pronesla. "Budu mysleti ma
tebe; tfebas bys byla vzdale-
ma srdce me pisece bude 'meska
ii u tebe."
"Nemohu ami na to pomysli-
ii, ze tie tu mann zanechati sa-
motnu," odvetila Meta celia zdr
cena. "Citim, jako by Sc me-
10 neco hrozneho pfihoditi. -
Pozadam Guya, ably odlozil
mas snatek a aby mne jeste ne
chal u tebe. On jest tax do
bry, ucinil by pro tebe vse."
Valencie Sc slabe usmala,-
ackoliv ses il slza1ni zali1y oci
lzatim co prichazela ku sve pri-
telkyni a il upokojiti Sc sna-
lila.
"NikOliv, ma draha Meto I"
pravila mckee. "To Sc nesmi
stati. Bylo by to nespravedli-
We vuci Guyovi, ienz byl tax
trpelivym a tax dlouho musei
cekati. A pokud Sc o mne jed
ma co na tom zalezi? Byvala
jsem drive take samotna mo-
hu j. Ease byti.'
Ale sir Lester" sepotala
Meta, vzlykajic; "on nikdy
drive nebyl TAX podivnym. O,
Valencie, ia mann tax zle oba-
Wy - opravdu 81 nemohu po-
moci!"
"A echo SC obavas, mJtj da'a-
houSku?"
Meta ponekud sebrala sve
silly, ably Sc ovladala a pax rra-
villa klidneii:
Niue nadejiti den, Valen-
Gle, kdy sir Lester treba pozbu-
de veskere sebevlady a bude u
krutnym k tobe a. ty Sc staneS
zoufalou a - oh! - Valencie,
promin mip'
Valencie ma smart zsinala a
zatalila dech; vzdor veskere
ieii sebevlade trvaio celou mir
nutu ncz mohla odpoved6ti. A
kdNz tax ucinila stale Sc to- ve-
lice tise:
"Nemam ii co otlpoved6ti, -
drahousltu. - Nemas Sc vsak
podobnymi myslenkami ciniti
nest astnout; Media sc bytis pra-
ydes podobno. re Sc neco tako-
veho prihodi. ,Pojd', mech to-
ho. Meto, co by mi Guy rekl,
kdvby vid6l, re te necharn TAX
to plakati Sc rmoutiti? Mu-
sim ho povolati, aby mi po-
smohl, tie uteSiti," pravila Valen-
Gle mdlym usmevem.
A Meta take Sc usrnala
.snazila Sc potlaciti sviiji zarn1 u
tex, zatin co Sc divila tomu,
jak jen Valencies vdbec jest
schopna Sc pousrnati, kdyz JEFF
zivot jest dennim utrpenim, a
jedina laska, kterouz mohla
.zvati a jiz. Meta jen tusila, Ia
,dneho klidu il pTincsti memo
h1a.
Kdyz pax nadeslo opravdo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18
DE- ARECBO

AbriI 49,. Manana es esperado en-
este puerto el vapof Porto Rico, que
eargara azdcar de la Central Gambia
Ilache. FL niartes Sc espera el yapor
Helen.
Para el pr6ximo martes IS del
actual Sc anuncia el debut en-! el Tea
tro Olivar de la Compaffa InfantiI
que dirige Il senor Vaidiyieso, que
con tanto exito han trabaiado en- San.
Juan. Daran tres funciones corridas.
Las tlestas PatronaIes de san Fell
pc son Va In hecho, pues el Comercio
salNO raras excepciones, ha confribuf-
40 con gusfo al mejOr 6xifo de estas
festas hadicionales.
Seran tres dfas de festejos comen-
zando Il sabaao 20 del corriente que
halbra una exposition agrfcola, otra
de pinturas dirigida por Ell senor Os-
car Colon, juegos populares, bailes en-
!. los Casinos de ArecibO y el Espa1ol,
retreats, fuegos artifciales, baiie en-
lel Parque de Bomberos, novenas, mi-
sa en- honor del Santo u toda clase de
sdiEersi0nes lfcitas.
Con motive de las fiestas Patronales
sel Casino de Arecibo dara I'm bale de
lsociedad el sabado 20 del actual que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18
CORO DE CHAUFFEURs DE
NT1NrTAD0S

Los chauffeurs Angel Castro, Heri-
iberto santos, Jose de Jes6s. Mateo Ia
cheo, Ramon Dfaz, Arturo Montes, Do
mingo Rivera y Antonio M Fortunate,
fueron denunciados ante Ia Corte Mu-
nicipal, por Ia poIiefa, por yiolar IA Ley
de Automobiles, y aver fueron todos
sentenciados pagar $500 de multa
cada uno, excepto Fortunate que fu6
absueIto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18
Ell TERRIBLE SANCHEZ

AL ser arrestado en- Pta. de Terra
4el individno Gregorio Sanchez, por el
guardia Oscar Tury ,garedio al policia,
pegandole una bofetada 81 Juez Mu-
nicipal aver le sentenci6 80 dfas de.
carcel por delito de acometimiento y
aggression.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

,,Historv of ENGLAND" This 1t will be noticed was
rot what he received for the complete work. While
Nacauley is noted a literary man, il must
not he foreotten that he was a aesman of mean
ability and prominent figure in parliament.
The biography Gladstone is another inst ance
John Morley who wrote the work got some $65,000
for that alone Il has never been exactly known
Just what amount Gladstone's family received for
The book the pr0prietorship of which in the
family but London authorities hold the view that il
was IA good many thousand dollars in excess of that
which Macauley got for his history.
Since the days OF both of these noted Englishmen
prices for things literary and for memoirs of
statesmen without being necessarily classed lit
erature have undergone a considerable Transformation
higher levels. If Mr.. Lloyd George makes his
memoirs as envening some of the speeches he de-
ivered when policies Under fire, viii
consider he has been overpaid
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Carpenters Downfall.
fThe New York WORLDLY


The knockout of Georges Carpenter by the Sene-
gaeee heavywe eight Sikh had all the interest OF
la ma jCr championship event in puglsm But its lack
lot emotional effect the audience is sadly suggestive
CT changed conditions in the manly art
Time was when decisive battle in the ring
aroused real intensity of sentiment for the beaten
favorite Men wept when John L. Sullivan went 70
the ropes before jim Corbett. But there little
enough CT this of loyal personal feeling dis
cernible in actions of the French crowd as its
crew. lille idol down before the black slugger.
Instead of expressing grief it merely Knocked and
jeered the national champion foundered before the
blows of the victor.
Has the old hero worship of the prze-ring gone
the way other traditions? Thirty years have passed
since the Boston Boy took the count from Gentleman
Jim and the interval may be said to mark the wan
ing of personal prestige in ring champions JEFF
fries, Jess Willard Fitzsimmons, Jack Johnson,
la Jack Dempsey, rises and wins the laurels of the
hour but does his coming or going excite the old
emotions?
No doubt the commerca1zation of pugilism has
had good deal to do with it, But whatever the
cauct, the effect is clearly manifest. Mrs Sddons
wGs wont to say that the public took sort of
pleasure in Notifying its old favorites by setting
up idols. The experience of Carpenter the
hands of his followers shows how ready the
tickle crowd is to repudiate its heroes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Ciemenceau's Visit.
New York Evening Post. }


Clemenceau is coming to America to deliver four
lectures. He might deliver forty without wearing
out his welcome for although he holds office, his
voice will still be the voice of France.
When Clemenceau revists New York it will be
with well-elrned of triumph over adversely.
Time when he fingered here unknown and no
doubt lonely and miserable enough, teaching French
for living. In life of protracted struggle and
late towering exile but incident. He had
to surpass mans allotted span to come into his own
Smooth sailing he knew the habit Of battle
grew upon him until at last, in the Versailles
ference, he could not give it in favor OF
pitation France first, the world poor second
that was Clemenceau Keynes drew him cynic
and menace If he considered the peace the
world at ALL it a framework absolutely de-
pendent for stability upon strong French keystone
But at least he needed neither self faction-he
all for France
What memoirs the Grand Old Man of France
might write! But write them he will not. All his
life he has written in acid. No man ever enjoyed
mellow with age; at least his refusal to write his
memoirs may be due to beated squeamishness,
disaste perpetuate his quarrels beyond the grave
No longer does Clomenceau speak Officially for
France; his enforcement from public life is COM
plete. He has been closemouthed since he retired
from office. His talks in America may be his last
public addresses. In them may expect the ture
Political philosophy of who the end of a
long. strange Odyssey Advocate of his eoved
France will be his role when he speaks to us, but
who thrilled associates in to his
undaunted words will in him also a hero-one
who knew not fear though the earth trembled a
veteran statesman who held before his country in
its great ordeal the Spartan ideal of surrender.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
LITERARY ROYALTIES.

"heh the prominent part played by Lloyd George
In the history OF the world since he became 70 ba
mead OF the British Government is remembered. the
many world famous characters he has been intimate
with the nation at whose birth he has been preseu.
and those that have died with him as one of the
bedside attendants there is no occasion for wonder
mcnt at the sum it is reported he will receive for
writing his memoirs Other figures in the worlds
history have received amounts which show that his
figures not such record breakers as indicated
Thomas Darlington Macauley in 1856 more than
half-century ago. received check for the equivalent
of 1926 900 FOR the third and fourth volumes of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
AN EVENING PRAYER
FURNISHED by DIR. w. A ALLEN.)

Almighty God Who hast entrusted this earth unto
the children of men, and through Thy Son Jesus
Christ callest unto heavenly citizenship; grant
u.s. humbly beseech Thee such shame and re-
pentance for the disorder and injustice and cruelty
that is in midst. that fleeing unto Thee for par
don and for grace we may henceforth ourselves
to establish that city which has justice
ton, and love for it's law whereof Thou art the
Architect and Maker; through the name OF Jesus
Christ Thy Son our, Savior Amen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
If 1t Fits

1t seems these days compilations
are matter of dollars and scents.
Best thing to do with trouble is
to give it the silence. The more you
tell it the bigger it grows and the
worse it gets
1t used to be considered impoli1e
for men to smoke in the presence OF
ladies, but We suppose now the
height of Improperly would be to
smoke in the presence of ladies and
not oner them a cigarette or cigar
Some wives are such good house
Keepers their homes fairly shine.
but that is more than their hus-
bands faces do when they try to
Get comfortable in them.
Since most people have the mower
of speech, it is passing strange how
powerful little they say when they
use it.
Our idea of a saint is a man who
convlnces us hat he has started
out 10 prove enc man can be every
known kind of fool.
NO girl would dare to cry these
days unless she has the markings CT
new complexion in her handbag.
1t used to be only the very poor
VINO mad to face the coming winter
with barely enough clothes to keen
them warm, but that was before it
was fashionable for girls to wear
barely any
Our Idea of saint is a man who
can marry IA three-times grass
WIDOW and not get a brain storm
listening to her recount the Won
uers OF MS predecessors.
II you fail, people may pity Won
but they will knock you, and if Won
succeed they will envy you and
knock you. So why waste any time
worrying over what folks will saw
Probably no one in all the world
can act sweeter than one of these
cold. naughty beauties when she is
trying to rope in a good catch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

The Independent Democrats of Texas nominated a
Mr. Peddy (the Associated Press did not have his first
name) for United States Senator oppose Earle B.
Mayied, the nominee CT the party. The Republican
nominee Immediately withdrew and the Executive
Committee of the party quickly endorsed Mr. Peddy,
Independent Democrat. SO the urged by the ku
Klux Khan will not have a walk-over
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Fool Questions

d. A. asks: why goes the gov
ernmcnt bother about building
dams, when the country already has
more damns than anything else?"
Yes, we know the coal strike has in
creased them quite a lot-but the
government has to spend money
some way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
We've Met Them All

Says a news item: The animal
world is divided into ten parts,
known as vertebrates, insects, crus-
taceans, mOlluSks, worms, star tSn,
corals, jelly fish, sponges and pro-
tcZCans." Yes, and man is repre-
scented in all the ten
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Rum runners have faced many penalties that
the announced by the Treasury Depart
ment hardly likely to upset them. Besides it
isn't the but the drinkers who the
greater risks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

from Kansas City, and Gertrude
Easy from Philadelphia.
Evidently he isn't living up to
his name, for we are told Richard
Prudent, of Ziegler, Ill.,, just has
been married.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Hot poa!

(Social Item from GAINESVILLE. Lamp
ed by Wonner Moore)
Rev. and Mrs. Fillerbrandt were
honor guests at 'wienie" roast
given at the Sunkel camp on the
Muskingum, Tuesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

As Admiral Sims is to retire from the Navy next
Sunday, the day following he will probably begin
to say what he thinks about it all.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
HeIpftfI Hint

If you can't afford coal this win
ter you can keep warm by getting
into a heated argument with the
coal dealer,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

The Worlds Series having been safely got out of
the way, the Turks may count on getting a
little publicity for their war
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Youth sentenced to matrmony instead of Jail for
embezzlng- Punishment be rather too severe
to fit the crime
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Scotland is said to have rather short supply
Of coal but she still has Scotch to keep warm on
/ Boston Transcript
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Daily Sentence Sermon

"ettihg even" usually calls for
TOO much rough stun" to make it
worth while.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Great Is Progress

1T says here that pianos are made
almost entirely by hand" remarked
Blinks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
You Don't Sleigh!

I'd like to marry you" said Mabel
Feigh,
For you have such pleasant
weigh;
But you, | fear, get very little peign,
And so I'll have to tell you neigh. y
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Gems From Guild. aook >, s,..

II may not please our vanity. but
never. heiess a few years hence the
humoie. discerning worm will turn
rum me mollering form of the
ohee mighty monarch to that of the
change.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
T Home
Roasted
Coffee
cost more
tl,ara good
coffee does
today

Perhaps you remember
the days when coffee
waspurchased greena and
roasted at home. A few
handfuls placed in a hot
oven and stirred around
for a short time until
brown, perhaps burnt a
little for good measure,
was the usual thing.
Although in all proba>
bility it was a low grade
of Rio sold at a fancy
price, one can look back
with pleasure on the
mornings when coffee,
on accountofi its scarcity
and high price, was a
big addition to the meal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Yes; and it is getting so they
are played almost entirely by foot, -
growled links.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Coffee roasting and pack
ing today is not the sim
pie thing of forty or
hftyyears ago, for the in
sistent demand for quail
ity has made coffee prep
aration an exceedingly
difficult and important
operation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

news Of the Names Club
Siyde VIII Admire is reported
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
Oh. Doctor!

Black-"W What S become of your
pretty stenographer?'
Brcwn-"She was subject to so
many bad spells | had to advise a
change of employment
You Don't Sleigh!
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

The half century en-
deavor Of Hills Bros.
toward one aim-highest
coffee quaity-has devel
oped processes of blend
ing, roasting, grinding
and packing that are dis
tinctly individual. These
methods, a little more
skilland knowledgehere
and there, make a differ
ence in taste and flavor
which accounts for the
fact that Hills Bros.
Coffee leads all other
brandsin volume ofsales.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Observations of Oldest lnhabltant
] kin remember when ladies had
to have one hand free on rainy
day so they could hold up their
skirts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

Why-Snear
Marriage License in Philadelphia
Record.)
Edward De F. Why, 10 West Sey-
mour Street, and Elizabeth l.. Smear,
4202 Pechin Street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-13
Ottawa Pred SkantaIGm Odra,
CA BIaskaWisni8 SteVenSa.

Ottawa pred skandalem wstrzy
muje ma razie politykier6w i VIA
DE odnoSne cd natychmiastowe-
go ulaskawienia Stevensa, mai,
zwyczajniejszego zbrodniarza. By
wyjSc jako tako z przykrej sytu-
acji, wywo1anej jednej strony
staraniami politykier6w W celu
uwolnienia zbroniarza a dru--
lei strony odpowiedzialnoScia
pred publicznoscia. urzednicy
Wydziaiu u{askawieh szukaja u
sprawiedliwienia w ten spos6b
by usunac moznoSc krytykowa.
mia gubernatora Smalla, ktory cd
.dai sprawe uiaskawienia Wydzia
fowi ulaskawie6. Nagla wizyta
~. Colvina c Tenkinsa, cz{on-
k6w Wydziaiu u{askawieh p.
Chanberlain'a, przcwodniczace-
go kornisji karnej znajduje sic "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-13
w Niemczech Zaprowadzono
Ograniczenia Fiinansowe.
zabiegi OkOEo ZbEzenia FrancuskO- -ROsyskiegO
Niemcy NaIOzyli POdatek Ma CudzOziemc6w.
Lloyd George BrOni Rzadu KOaicyjnegO.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

dnoczonych W rozstrzygniecir
kwestyj, dotyczacych umiedzy,
narodowienia cieSniny Dardanel-
skiej. Z komunikatu tego wyni-
ka, re Ameryka jest przeciw po-
s;adaniu przez Angle wyAacznej
kontroli ma wodach W cieSninie.
Rad waszyngtohski zapytuje
sic, czy konferencja W sprawie
umiedzynarodowienia cieSniny
odbedzie sig pod auspicja Ligi
Narodow zgodnie Z istniejacym
proiektem czy tez projekt ten u
legnie jakiejkolwiek zmianie.
Stany Zjednoczone popierajq
Francie, domagajaca sic, ably W
konferencji W sprawie cieSniny
Dardanelskiej przyjefy udzial
wszystkie pahstwa graniczace z
morzem Carmen a to W celu "a
pobielenia powt6rzeniu sic W
przyszloSci jakichkolwiek niepo-
rozumiefi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-13
RObOInIcy StaraDa Sic 0 Roz-
pTaWq Pred Lava PTzy-
SiegIyCh. .

Robotnicy warsztatow kolejo-
wych, przeciwko ktorym udaio
sic prokuratorowi p. Daugherty
emu uzyskat zakaz sadowy, ogra
niczajacy organizacje robotniczq
W jej dziaialnoSci, staraja sic o
rozprawe pred Lava przysie--
glych w nadzici, ze uda i'm sic
powstrzymaG rad cd uzyskania
trwalego zakazu sadowego. Ad'
wokat organizacji unijnej robot
nik6w kolejowych, p. D. r. Rich
berg i liderzy unijni oSwiadczyli,
ze odpowiednie kroki W tym &C.
lu przedsiewziete zostana w po-
niedziaIek. Tymczasem sedzia
Wilkerson uwzglednif proSbe "a
systenta generalnego solicytora
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, by spra-
we wydania trwaiego zakazu sa-
dowego oddano C. B. Morrisono
wi, 1canclerzowi, niedzy 10ym
pazdziernika i IS listopada.
Obwinieni robotnicy kolejowi
uwazaja. ze oskarzenie ich przez
Rad o tamowanie ruchu transpor
tacyjnego wprowadza ma widow
ME takie, kwestje, ktore tylko La
wa przysiegiych moze odpowied.
nio rozpatrzec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-13
DRASTYCZNA DECYZJA.
DAUGHERTYEGO SPOTY-
KA SIZE 2 ZAKAZEM

New York, Is pazdzierniks. =
" wig;lje daty, wyznaczonej do
wprowMzenia W zycie federalne-
&C. prohibicyjnego orzeczeriia,
wzb-aniajacego zarowno amery-
kqhsi;im jak cudzoziehlskim pa
sazerskin okretom przywozenia
zapasow trunkow do amerykah-
skich portow, wiadze prohibicyj-
re stanely wobec dwoch, powai-
nej natury przeszkod.
Jedna Mich jest tymczasowy
zakaz sadowy, wydany wczoraj
przez federalnego sedziego Han
d'a. wzbraniajacy miejscowym
wiadzom prohibicyjnym przejecia
trunk6w z pokladow amerykan-
skich statkow Finland" i ,St-
Paul. Druga przeszhoda jest ma
kaz tcgoz sedziego, polecajacy
rzadowym agentom wykazanie
przyczyn, jakie sprzeciwiafyby
sic wydaniu zakazu sadowego
wzbramajacego wszelkiej inter-
wcnoji W stosunku do d okretow
nalciacych do angielskich kom-
panij okretowyoh Cunand i An
chor Line.
Zakaz sadowy witany jako
zwyciestwo.
Wydany wczoraj zakaz sadowy
trzyjety byi przez okretowe kom
panje jako niezwykle powazrie
xwyciestwo. Zakaz ten wydany
5yl ma -aDliIkacjs International
Mercantile Marine Corp, kt6ra
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