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The Washington times., 1923-08-23
DAILY CHANGE,
NOVELTY AT
RANDALL'S

: Beginning next Sunday at
CrandalPs Theater, there will oe
q daily change Of bill with seven
Of the leading pictures of the
year scheduled for one days
Showing each.
On Sunday Jackie Coogan, sup
ported by Arthur Edwin Carew,
Anna townsend, Cesare Gravina,
Bert Woodruff. Gnd a strong sup
porting ensemble, will pe seen in
Daddy" the story of the kid
that made his dreams come true
in the big city where he went to
carve out a fortune for his
grandparents. The comedy will
be Mack Sennett's, Bow Wow
For Monday, Constance Tai
madge, with George Burns, War
ner GLAND. and a great cast in
East Is West A new Aesop
Fable, 1.-The Thoroughbred" also
viii be included in the bill.
Tuesday, Johnny Walker, Ralph
Lewis, and a notable ensemble
I'm Emory JohLson's laundering
drama of love and the ffrefighters,
The Third Alarm" Buster Kea-
ton, in "Fhe Pale Face" for the
laughter.
On Wednesday, Harold Lloyd,
in "Grandma's Boy" A greet
laughing picture with Will
Rogers in Fruits of Faith"
Thursday, Richard Barthelness,
in Toll able David" Paul PARROT,
In Post No Bills" the added
comedy.
Friday, Norma Talmadge, with
Conway Tearle, in 1.-THE Eternal
Flame" Also Aesop Fable. 1.-The
Covered PushcarI."
Saturday, Douglas MacI>ean, in
The Hottentot." and Mack Sen
nett's PA and Ma"
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
FILM DE LUXE
ON COLUMBIA
BILL

The new photoplay season CT
1924 will be inaugurated at
Loew's Columbia Theater next
Sunday afternoon with the pre-.
miere presentation here Of Para
mounts long-heralded masterpiece,
Hollywood" the story of girls
amazing adventures in trying to
break into the movies. It offers
the greatest cast ever brought to
the screen, numbering thirty real
stars of the first magnitude and no
less than fifty other cinema celeb
rifles.
Hollywood" is based on a nov
elette by Frank Condor, which has
been directed by James CruZe, d.
rector of 1.-THE Covered Wagon"
while the cast includes Thomas
Meighan, Pola Negri, Cecil B. De-
Mile, Jacqueline Logan, Jack Holt,
trice Joy, Jack Pickford, Nita
dore Kosloff, Lila Lee, Owen
Moore, Agnes Ayres, Betty Comp
son, Will Rogers, and a host OF
others.
Angela Whitaker, the heroine, Is
the counterpart of million Amer.
can girls and her ambition to be-
come a screen star is an ambition
that nearly every girl echoes. The
story reveals how Angela goes to
California with her aunt and
grandfather, apparently for her
grandfather's health, but really to
begin a movie career. The notables
she meets, the things she sees, the
episodes in which she figures all
combine to present a, picture OF
movie celebrities and movie max
ing that is certain to captivate
millions.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
WOMAN AUTO-OWNER
WINS AS DETECTIVE

Essaying the role Of detective.
Mrs. Mabel Dellamico, wife OF Po-
liceman Joseph g. Dellamico, Of
203 D street northwest, not only
recovered her stolen automobile,
but caused the arrest Of q young
man who is said to have acknowl-
edged that he stole the car.
Mrs. Dellamico spotted her car in
front of 816 Fifth street northeast
last night. She got in and drove
1t to the Ninth precinct. There
she got Lieut.. Guy E. Burlingame
and the two of them returned. AS
Albert e. Moran, 629 street north
west, approached, he was placed
under arrest.
Mrs. Dellamico said that she
might not prosecute Moran because
of the illness of his wife.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
Palace Books Stage Hit,
"LAWtuI LArreny''

The opening Of the new photo
play season of 1923-24 will be
celebrated at Loew's Palace The
alter next week, beginning next
Sunday afternoon. with first
Washington presentations of the
photoplay version OF Lawful
Larceny" the Broadway stage
success by Samuel Shipman, in
which the chief roles are as.
summed by Hope Hampton, Conrad
Nagel, Mia Naldi and Lew Ccdy.
Allan Dwan, director of Robin
Hood" "Glimpses Of the Noon"
and many other hits, directed
Lawful Larceny" from an
adaptation Of the Shipman stage
play by John Lynch, one of the
most prominent scenarists of the
present day, while the cast that
appears in support of the four
featured players includes Rus
sell Griffin, Yvonne Hughes, Do
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
THEATER oRcHEsTRAS
GRANTED PAY INCREASE

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Effective
Labor Day, weekly wage increases
ranging from So to SIS will be
given, members OF theater orchea-
tras I'M New York, the American
Federation Of Musicians announced.
Members OF musical show orchea-
tras will be raised from $67 to $6S,
dramatic show orchestras, $45 to
$63; two-a-day and the larger mo-
ton picture house orchestras, $65
to $50.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23

lores Costello Gilda Grey, Flor
-ence O'Denishawn, Alice Maison
and others.
The story is based on the
theme that the law Of larceny
sfgnally fails to cover some Of
the worst examples of this crime,
for example: The ability of an
adventures to laugh at the law
after she has despoiled q man Of
honor and happiness and left his
wife and child at the mercy Of
poverty. The story, which is
built up to a climax of the ut
most dramatic intensity, reveals
how the wife, the worst sufferer
from the wiles Of the adven-
turess. cleverly turns the tables
by stealing back the money taken
from her husband, though how
she accomplishes 1t leaves the
law completely baked of any
vengeance.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Salt Water.

With the summer rapidly ap-
preaching its close, excursionists
and vacationists are flocking to
Chesapeake Beach to take advant-
age OF its many attractions before
1t is too late. There is an I'M
usually large number Of Govern
ment employees at the resort.
Seaplane rides over the bay are
being enjoyed by many Of the
excursionists. The plane starts
from North Beach, ten minutes
up shore, and makes flights all
day long
One cannot conceive of a dull
moment at the Beach, there are
50 many diversions Salt water
bathing. fishing, grabbing, boat
ing. picnicking, boardwalk prom
enading, free dancing, orchestra
concerts, and amusements galore
this Is the pleasure menu that
the resort has to offer. Only an
hours ride from the city and
frequent train service.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
CUBA DENIES TREATY
WITH U. s. Is AMENDED


HAVANA. Cuba Aug. 2S.-The
Platt amendments and the perma.
nent treaty between the United
States and Cuba has not been broad
ened in scope, statement issued by
President Alfredo Zayas said. The
statement was issued. the president
said. to correct press reports that
the documents had been amended
through negotiations between the
president OF Cuba and General
Crowder, while he was acting as
special representative OF the Anneri-
can Government in Cuba,
General Crowder made recommen-
cations to the Cuban government
which were found to be valuable in
correcting a "deplorable and pitiful
situation" which the present admin,
jstration found when 1t came into
power, the statement added.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
Filler HITS AUTO; BOY
AND GIRL DIE; 2 HURT

DUNKIRK, N. Y. Aug. 23.-Two
persons were killed and two others
are in a serious condition as a re-
suit Of their automobile being
struck by the Pennsylvania Rail
road midnight filler at a grade cross
ing.
The dead: Herbert Rollof, twenty
one, of Fredonia; Martha RosthoW-
ski, eighteen, Of Dunkirk. The in
jured: Walter circuit, eighteen, Dun
kirk, leg broken, body cut and
bruised Martha Bettrowski, seven
teen, Dunkirk, bad scalp wound,
severe internal injuries, may die.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
GOES TO REFORMATORY
TO SPEND VACATION

Officials of the State Reforma-
tory for Women at Bedford were
surprised yesterday when a pris-
oner, paroled some time ago, re-
turned yesterday to spend her two
weeks vacation there.
While her name was not official
ly divulged, according to attend
ants, the girl who went back is
Lillian Brandt. When the two
weeks have elapsed she will re-
turn to her employment In New
York
prisoners at Bedford, now, but she
is the first to return for a vaca-
ton.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL
WILL GRADUATE THIRTY

Thirty men and women, members
Of Glass IL of the Lewis Hotel
Training Schools, will be graduated
Thursday evening, August 30, at
the New Willard Hotel.
The students were feted Tuesday
night at the Franklin square Hotel
when class exercises were held.
President and Mrs. Clifford Lewis
were guests Of honor on this occa-
sion.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
RESERVOIR EMPTIED BY
UNDERGROUND TUNNEL

SUNBURY, Pa, Aug. 23.-Due to
a strange underground tunnel form
ing, the huge reservoir of the Sun.
bury Water Company was emptied
entirely into a subterranean stream.
The big holes were closed with a
clay filling and the reservoir is be-
ing refilled from emergency ponds.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
Snaadars Fined $50.

That Judge Robert q. Mattfngiy
is going to show no clemency to
speeders while Judge Mcmahon 10
on his vacation, was evidenced yes
terday when he fined three violators
$50 each. Those fined were Alfred
Hampton, Robert Kerr Stephens,
and Edward Davis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

| Poslouchala netrpeliv9 ke
lkojlci zatal kolem rtu il pohr&-
vat pohrdavG 1sm6v.
"Uz jsi hotoy Sc svym kaza-
nlpa?" fekla tvrde. "Volas po
me lhsce a mas ty sam nejake?
Kdyby jiny muz mel taikovou
zenu, jako jsem ia, na r,lkou
by il nosil, ale tobe Sc zdai ze
jsi vlastne ty mne mllost ude-
lal. Pc prve isl mel podati dI-.
kaz, dovedes-li zene vyhoy6ti
a nejakou obet' pfinesti q hned
'napoprve jsi dokazal, 2e isl So
bee, ktery nesnese vedlei sehe
'rovnopratn@ bytosti. v talko-
vem ovzdu3f sovsem nevykvete
ami tvoje, ami moje stssti a Vi
nen isl ty SAM pamatuj 81 to-"
A jako by Sc bala, ze vybu-
chine a n6co nepfijemneho mu
rekne, vysla. vsecka rozpalena
2, jidehy, nevydkavsi ami jeho
|odpoy6G. A nebyla by, ami od-
pcvedi dostala.s V duN Tagdo7
move rodila sc vAecka .utajova.
Ina horkost, ktere dosud me-
Echt6l dati prdchod, ktere So
branil. Aldo t6 cAvile ii o.
!mlouval I a sam sebe. chlacholil,
[ze je to prechodni vznAtlivost
d rozmar, GALE nyni seznal, re
|hlubcke v tejim ,nitru tlvi ne
Fzn&mt ivel, z nehoz prsmeni
novy, smer jejihb zivotniho ma
zou. Byla to vzdorovitost, u
|minenost a take zloba, ktera
Ese kryla jejinli slovy i gesty.
EBylo to- cosi nizkeho, vaSaliye-
no, co zkreslovalo celou jeji
povahu a zvratilo v jeho pred
|stave obraz zenin. Tohle ne
byla. mlada, nezkuSeQa, roz-
|marna, ale pfi tom bezelstna a
milqvani hodna zena, ale byla
to bytost bez srdce a bez vedo-
mi zodpovednosti, jdouci bez-
|ohledne. "a svymi vasnivymi
tuzbami.
Po prve muy jasne vystalo
pred ocina vedomi, ze Sc ne-
St astne ozenil a protoze 81 byl
weldon, co znamena nest'astne
manzelstvi, nemohl neveieti,
jake katastrofalni nasledky to
Ima pro cely jeho pristi. zivot,
Vsscko, ma Gem budoval svou
tbudouenost, najednou BE ritils
"a jeh0 mXsl chvGla Sc pfi po-
Imysleni, re je bezbrannyln. by
fzaehranil. .,co je snad nadobro
Eztraceno.
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0perni Psvec vyn6lezcem.
"Lidove Noviny" v BrAe sdelu-
il, re basista "N&rodMho diva
dla" v Praze Ludvik Mandaus
vynalezl a zkonstruoval novy
dstfedni osvetlovaci pfastroj je
vistni. Novy pristroj soustfe-
d'uje pfi opei.e pod dirigento-
wynn pultem osvetlovani celeho
jevist6 uplne v souhlasu ak
ycenty hubby, takze lze dosah-
nouti svetelne vytvarn6ho z hu
dby vychazejiciho vyrazu je-
viStniho. X obsluze pfistroje
staci jediny clov6k, ovsem hu-
debnik, ktery Sc ridf taktovkou
dirigentoyou, jako Glen orche-
stru anebo zpevak. Pan Man
daus jest absolvovanym techni-
KEN.
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Dobre, tasochu ssob6hran& To-
nografy, hrajf v2ecky rekordy
jsou Y bezvadnem mechanic
kem stavu a;jeden rok zaruEe-
ne. Pravide elna, pcena $4,000
nynf..za $66. Miltnsrlv Hudeb-
81 phm, nsjstarN ceslych
Y hSste. Olympia budova,
Broadway avych. q 55. ul.
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jsDobr6, !: trOchu. 0behraMe, TO

i'Dahrd, trochn dbehrane fo-
nogrsfy, hraji ysecky reko2fldsy.. d
isou VI bezva'dnem mech anicsy
kem stayu q jeden roIks zafuce-
ne. Prayildaslna cena' s 10000 j
nyni "a $sa. Miltn ~ HAd
nj DlH,. nsjstarsi 9 ceskSch
Y nleste. - Olympia bud doNa,
Broadway a vych. IS. vi.
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Dobre valecky ma samohraci
pinana po 15c jeden. Milne
rav Hudshni ldm, nejstarsi
'cesky hlrdebni zavod v m6ste,
Olympia budova, Broadway a
'vych. 55. ul.
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o soUCASNYCH UDALoSTEcH.

tost uciniti jasnym nase hledi-
sko ma smernici, jaka nyni "a
vlada. Avsak to, jsme odepreli
uciniti.t
my. jsne We skutecnosti ami
nenabidli zadneho planu Fran
eli zpusobem, ably 81 toho mu-
sela vsimnouti. My jsme mice
Ii a zdstali necinni a bez vseli-
ke smernice neb. programu,
kdyz zajmy lidskosti a nejzi-I
votnejsi hospodarske zajmy ma
seho lidu vyzadovaly, abychom
Iucinili RAINY a rozhodny pokus
ku privedeni sucastn6nych mcc
'nosti do konference k urovnani
otazek, O. n6z Sc jedna.
"Pocinani Francie jest, v
mem usudku, bez opravneni
pod Versaillskou smlouvou.
Jest to poruseni mezinarodni-
ho boradku miru. lest to pro-
vindni proti lidskosti. Co nyni
cini, neprinese il nahrady, ale
privodi svrchoyane utrpeni, me-
jenom Nemcdm, ale utrpeni H.
du po cele Europe a nesmirne
skody nasemu vlastn(mu lidu."
~ II
Svrchu uvedene jest .h1avni
cast prohlaseni senatora Bora
ha. Nepamatujeme Sc dobre,
zdali zmineny pan upadl ne
kdy v takove "mravni rozhor-
leni", kdyz Nemci radili Sc
verni Francii, zdali mel tolik
sympatie francouzskym IL
dem, jenz opravdu byl vydan V
moe toho nejnicivejsiho. a nej-
brutalnejsiho militarismu (ne-
meckeho). Jinak souhlasime S
p. Eorahem v tom. ze ma vSech-
ny strany bylo by byvalo lepe,
kdyby Francii byla byvala u
kazana jina costa k vymozeni
81 valecnych nahrad cd Meme
mecka, nez-li obsazeni jeho
dalsiho lzemf. Takova okkupa
&c jest nesmirne nakladnou a
jest otazkou. zdali Francie vo-
lila tn nejlepsi cestu ku kolek
tovani svych pohledavek,
kdyz ma k tomu pravo die u
zpavanych mezinarpdnich Ia
konu. N6mci V L. 1871 zistali
We Francii, dokud nedostali sve
vypalne a kazdy 81 dovede
predstaviti. co bylo by Sc delo,
kdyby Ftancouzi byli splatky
zdrzovai. Jest prece zazna-
,naaan pro vsechny easy onen
BismarekIv historicky vyrok :
"Rudou-li sc vzplrati (Fran-
couzi), stfilejte ln."
Francie ku svym pritomnym
krokum byla dohnana verOlom
npsti Nemecka, ale otazkou O.
v$em jest, zdali nastoupila II.
nejlepsi cestu k vymozeni to-
no, co il patri. Myslime, ze lep
81 cesta byla by Sc nasla, kdy-
by nesmititelni v senate, a me-
zi;sninni p. Berah, nebyli zmari-
Ii schvaleni smlouvy Versaill-
ske. Nejenom, ze potion Mem.
ci byl by Sc opravdu snazili do.
stati smlouye, kterou podepsa.
Ii. ale celia Europa rnohla byti
mnohem dale nez-li Jest nyn{,
ma ceste rekonstrukce, k politf
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Dobre valeeky ma samohraci
piama po 15c jeden. Milne
ray Hpdebni Dim, nejstarsi
cesky hudebni zavcd v meste.
Olympia budova, Broadway a
vych. 55. Ut.
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byl vcera tax, protivne svehla-
W."
ia sv9hlayy? Snad isl "a
spala,. co -vssehne jNnaa vSera
hovofili."
MAN yybornou pam6t' q do
bfe sc ra vaechnQ, pamatuju."'
"A mic te. neprzf?"
"Mne? Dsvol 60 by me mr-
zelo?''
'ze jsiE byia tax nepfatekky'
nelaskaya. =
.Mdj nailv, chces-i, a'by byl
mezi nami kid, pssrA{A Sc miti
talk slep6 rad a musis pripusti-
ii. ze. by bylo dohfe, Adybys Sc
leccehos zhostil."
"zajiste, ze kazdc ma sVe
slabosti q ami ia se neeitfna
prost riiznych chyb. Je1lze
kdo chce druheho posaeiti n1p-
Isl to ucinit $ laskou ane s. hn&-
.venl, jak tvs to deiala.'' z
''Pfijimam TIVE pouEeni a bu-
.du Sc Jim rfditi. vidis; ME ,tae
ke netssi, ze mali mezi nami
nastati riizniee. Bud tax ho-
dny, naprav, CO. jsi vcera po-
kazil. Sedni 81 q piS Ladino-
vi, aby 1 mann jeStf jednou I,ffi
Sci, ze Sc S MIN pofadis a ze,
v Gem budes noci, mu vyho-
'viS."
Jeji ton byl lichotive vrely a
povstavN, priblizila Sc k ne
.mu a pohladila ~ho pc hiave.
5Musil sc nasilim opanovati, by
nevNhuchl. Svrastil cello a
wal jeff ruku Sc sve hlavy, "a
.dival Sc ma nj s talk bolestnou
.vycitkou, re Sc prestala usmi-
.vati.
"JarmiIo, ia nejsem hracka
pro rozmary mlade hlavy," 20
pvidal zvolna. "Od sveho MIA
|di Sc pricinuji, abych nezil beg
dcelu a abych se nedopusti'
|ndceho, co by me k staru hn6-
!tlo = nedalo Sc uz naprayit. Ty
s'hcrhas ami potuchy., co zname-
ma takovy zivot. protoze isl ii.
'la zastinena otcem matkou,
EAle v6r- mi, ze bych re srdce
rad podnikl dvoinasobnou pra-
ci. jen kdybych u tebe nasel
byvalou vrelou lasku a kdy-
|bych Ease videl tive srdce. Pro-
ste a ocistene Cd takovych ne.
Fpeknvch WASN'T. Vrat' sc m;
|takova, jakou jsi byvala, zapo.
Fmen- ma cloveka, ktery ii byl a
|zastane cizi. Pomysli 81 ze
|tvlj mnz pejlepe sam Vi. jak
Psi pocinati CO delati. ably ma
Sc jmeno m6lo dobry zvuk a
ahy nikdo nemohl ma mas 8 po-
Esr,echem ukazati. Wis, jak sc
mann krasn6 zilo bude sc
nam Ease TAX ziti, setteses-l
|se sve duse vsecko. CO tam wee.
ira sc vetfelo,"
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Senator Borah z Idaha, jenz
nesporne jest jednim z nejvy-''
znacnejsich a.. nejsiln6jsich
muzp v americke '..'vyssi .sne-
movne", dal opetne o sobe sly
seti. ,Borah, jak znamofbyl jed
MIN re skupiny ''nesmifitel-
nych," ktera prosadila, ze Sc
nat neschvalil Versaillske
smlouvy re Spojene Staty ne
staly Sc clenem Svazu Narodi.
Tehdy tito nesmiritelni hlasali,
re Spojene Staty mali zlstati
verny tradicim Washingtono-
wynn a nemichati sc do zalezi-
tosti stareho sveta a We zvole-
nj p. Hardinga presidentem,
bylo spatrovano schvaleni tech
to. zasad velikou vetsinou naro-
da.
President Harding sc ridil
rozsudkem naroda - to Mzna-
nj mu vzdycky dame - a cd
sameho zacatku jeho admin
strace byl znatelnym duklad-
ny obrat kursu americke "a
hranicni poIitice: Tento obrat
vyvrcholil odvolanim posledni-
no zbytku americkeho vojska
cd Ryna.
To Sc delo vsechno die pro-
gramu "nesmifitelnych". Ale
najednou vystoupi senator Bo-
rah, jeden 2 jejich vudcu a
prohlasuje, re jest to svatou
poyinnosti Spojen. Statl vsi-
matt 81 t0ho, co sc dele We sta
rem svete, vIbec michati Sc
do tamnich zalezitostl. Zminili
jsme Sc jiz O usili senatora Bo-
raha, ably president Harding
svolal svetovou hospodafskou
konferenci k rozlustAni proble-
mu valecnych nahrad, ma niz
ovsem tato zeme byla by "a
stoupena. Nyni pax vydal sena
tor Borah, jeden z tech dIivej-
sich "nesmifitelnych', pecliv6
sestavene prohlaseni while
dem k obsazeni Poruri Francii,
v nemz pravi:
Toto jest situace, v nlz SpO
jene Staty nemohou dlouho "a
chovavati mlceni sc cti. Prvni
povinnosti naroda jest chraniti
svdj zivot, kdyz Jest napaden
a jeho .nejyyssi cti a slayou We
vitezstvi jest byti spravedli-
wynn k padlemu nepriteli.
"Byly. to americke zasady Wy
hlasene presidentem Wilso-
mem, ma nichz primefl byfo po-
depsano a bylo to ma techto "a
sadach, ze NemeckD slozilo
zbrane. Byli to nasi vojaci, KITE
ri umpznili porazku odzbro-
jeni Nemecka. My vidime, jak
nemecky lid jest vydan tenn
nejnicivejsim nejbezohled-
n6jsim methodam militarismu,
libovolne moci my necinime
ami tolik, abychom oznamili
mas protest. Zajiste, my net
smime mlceti "a takovych okol
nostf. NY jsme nell, kdyz vide
Ii jsme, co Pride. svolati kon-
ferenci a pokouseti Sc cestny-
mi q slniraiynli prostredky od-
vr&t4i tuto krisi. To bylo by
nam rovnez poskytlo paleSt-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
|ckemu j hospodarskemu uklid-
.neni a ustaleni. !.

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Co pravi senator Borah Q.
tom, ze N6mci slozili zbrane,
ponevadz president Wilson W.
hlasil jiste zasady, to jest O.
vsem nesmysl. Nemci slozilis
zbrane, pon9vadz dale bojova-
ii nemohli, pon9vadz byli biti.
Jejich valecna fronta byla roz
bita zacez hlavni dill zaslu-5
hy prinalezf americkym voja-
kim, jak spravn6 uvadf p. Bo-
rah - a byl rozvracen rovnez
nemecky TIL, narod donna. Byla
to prost6 zdrcujici porazka, jiz
sNemci utrpeli, ktera je prime
la prositi o prfmefi. ,Kdyby by
Ii byvai schopni boje, kdyby.
byli nell sebe mensi vyhlidku
ma vitezstvi,, byli BY bojovali
beza ohledu ma proklamace a
tech ctrnact bodd ,presidenta
'Wilsona.
Jak to vypadalo v nemecke
armade, o tom nejlepe sv6dci
ia okolnost, ze druhdy zboz-
novany kaiser a jeho syn, ko-
Trunnf prime, museli Sc spasiti
ldtekem, nikoli pred !, spojenci,
|nybrz pred Nemci, kerf byli by
s mimi. udslali kratky process,
kdyby .je byli hopadli v'r&zi, v
jake. byli v tech Hstopadovych
'dnech r. 1918., 49, Z.
Jest jisto, ze nemecka histo-
|rie bude sfaBovana, ze nebude
" nj doznana vojenska poraz-
rka Nemecka, ale nemelo by Sc
tax diti v Americe, kdyz prece
.fakta jsou v live pameti SOU
casniku.
I
Casopisy, ktere v techto
dnech z vlasti dosly, venuji ce-
lie stranky zpravam 0 ltoku ma
financniho ministra Rasina, re-
dakcnim clankIm o te affefe,
rlznym projevdm a pod.
Utok tento, nasledujici tax
brzy po zavrazdeni presidenta
Polska, rovnez jednoho 2 move
|vytvorenych statd, jest ovsem
|veci nanejvyse politovani a od-
souzeni hodnou. Zaroven vsak
sotva bylo by spravno usuzova-
I'll toho, ze ii novi narodove,
lsvetovou valkou vzkriSeni, ne
| jsou schopni sobe vladnouti, ze
|nechapou zasad demokracie.
Bude dobre pripamatovati 81,
lie z americkych presidentd til
|byli zavrazdeni.
V tech prazskych casopisech
mas nejvice zajima, ze Sc vse-
,chny shoduji v jednom: A sice
ze po vice dni bylo tuseno, re
ten utok ma RaSina pride. Ce-
kalo Sc trpelive opravdu pfi-
sci! Snad to tuseni prislo z to-
Tho, ze do Rasina bylo skoro Sc
lvsech stran po cele tydny tax
zurivs buseno.
Timto neni mineno, ze snad
Rasin kritiky 81 nezasluhoval
la nepochybne bude pravdou,
lie jeho sympatie jsou cesko-
slovensklm kapitalem, NED
ldluzno pamatovati, ze jest roz-
Idil mezi kritikou a utocenim a
take nebude dobfe zapominati,
ze Rasin, svoji radikalni finam-
',cni reformou brzy po pfevratu,
tziskal 81 nehynouci zasluhu q
hospodafskou konsolidaci mia
deho statu.
Operni psvec vyn6lezcem'
j"Lidove Noviny" v BrAe sdelu.
| il, ze basista ''NarodMho diva:
'dla" v Praze Ludvik Mandaus
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