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A START TOWARD SANITY

In their recent world convention at
Stockholm. Sweden, Baptists represents
ing all nations in which that denomina-
ton has adherents enunciated prin-
ciple that is worthy OF universal CON
Sfderation by those who profess the
Christian faith. 1t was expressed in this
simple language:
All who are truly joined to Christ
are Our brethren in the common sal
walton, whether they be in the Catholic
communion. or in the Protestant COM
munion or in any, other communion, Or
in no communion"
AS an abstract principle that is not
new. But unfortunately it may seem
to some people to be departure from
orthodox tenets-people who have prac-
ticed different idea so long that they
regard it as rubrc of the faith they
profess. And because of this perversion
in an age when the worlds greatest need
is tolerance, sympathy and understand
ing. the formal, official enunciation of
such pr;.ciple by one OF the largest
|oh Christian denominations provides
some substance for the hope that the
need may be filled before it is too late.
That this event took place in a part
of the world that is strewn with the
wreckagc of passion and prejudice may
have no practical significance, at least
none for immediate purposes. Yet the
contrast is so striking that one can hard
ly escape the thought that the plea for
a common brotherhood of all denomna-
tons that profess faith in the vital parts
of the same religious philosophy may
gradually, if not swiftly, produce a
wholesome moral effect upon those who
have come TO grief and pain through
continued violations of the Golden Rule.
The plea is not for human perfection.
No Utopia. even for religious purposes,
is described. No maudlin sentimentalitv
enters into the message of goodwill
to all those who have pledged their
souls, through different mediums, to the
same cause. II adnercnts to the Chris
tan religion in diverse forms cannot be
tolerant OF each other, then what hope
can there possibly be for any kind or
degree of comfy between or among
those who have nothing whatever in
common?
Former President Wilson recently ex-
pressed conviction which has been
taking hold OF many thinkers within the
last few years when he said that what
the world OF today needs is spiritual
regeneration. He may or may not have
dOgmatic ideas as to how such a change
might best be wrought. The surest way
to the end which he and men of similar
conclusions have pointed out is to turn
from the dogmatic That would mark
a beginning, at least. And il such a
beginning is not made by those who,
though differing in matters of mere
form, have common base to stand
upon, it would be vain, indeed, to expect
less similar elements to come together
in one great accord
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THE NEW PRESIDENT

i Aside from any purely political pros
\ poets that his succession to the presi-
dency may present, the country may
rest assured that Mr.. c. dge will not
yield to any radical forces of disrup-
ton that may assail the government.
There is one event that stands out in
this New Englander's official career, and
ssit could not be forgotten even if more
exciting developments should mark his
administration. This event, or rather
his reaction TO it. stamps him as a man
Of courage-courage of the right sort.
When law and order were menaced
by those whose oath-bound function was
o enforce the one as means of main
a.ripg the other, Mr.. Coolidge. then
''YYgoyernor of Massachusetts, executed a
coup that made him at once a national
figure. The city of Boston, its police
having forsaken their posts to form a
rabble,. was in effect without a govern
ment Criminal impulses, without the
usual handicaps to check them, began
TO break bounds. The city was threat
ened with chaos.
1t was then that Governor Coolidge
took control of the situation. He moved
swiftly and effectively, sending state
troops to protect society against the
vicious elements that the faithless police,
asserting their right to strike" had
unleashed
If there had been any doubt as TO
the propriety of his method of handling
that situation, from the viewpoint OF the
citizens of Massachusetts,, his suisse
quent reelection to the goyernorship by
an overwhelming vote would have dis
peeled it. What the American people
as whole thought of his action in that
case was fairly well expressed by his
Nomination to the vice presidency.
Judging by that illustration alone, one
might think Mr.. Coolidge to be man
Of quick impulses unmodified by traits
not so generally associated with ten
dency toward rashness. But il there is
any element of irresponsibility in the
new Presidents makeup it has escaped
the observation of those who have most
carefully appraised by speech and ac-
lions. As Vice President. Mr. Coolidge
f5lked comparatively little; but when
ever he did have anything to say, he
spoke sensibly and unequivocally-un-
less exceptions obtain with respect to
strictly political utterances.
But though President Coolidge, with
his New England antecedents running
back for many generations. may steer
in domestic affairs d political course
contrary to the charts OF many other
"A ,,,e~,.-a,,c +1,ara cao,,e 4, 10 a., J,,,cro.-
OF his srocking the boat internationally.
or of his giving way to storms Of radi-
culisnl from within.
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CHAPTER NXyHI.


Two callers were awaiting Gray
when. late that afternoon. he mounted
the stairs to his office-Tom Parker
and Judge Halloran-and something
in their formal. awkward greeting sent
quick chill of alarm through him.
The two old men were talking. one
lamely supplementing the others ef-
forts TO lead up to the object Of their
visit. GRAY turned n set face ia
Tom Parker finally, and interrupted
by saying:
Permit me TO ease your embar-
rassment, sir. You object TO my atten-
ton to your daughter. Is that it,
Tom dropped his eyes and mumblcd
an uncomfortable affirmative. Not,
| hone. because you question the ma
turc OF my intentions?"
"Oh, no.'' N'
I'D say yes and no to that" Hal
loran declared, argumentatively.
Tom and | are gentlemen of the
old school; we live by the code aud
Bob is our joint property, in way.
Any man who aspires TO the honor
of-wcll. of even paving attentions
to that girl must stand the acid test.
There must be no blot upon his
'scutcheon.'
You imply, then, that there is a
blot upon mine:"
Tom Parker stirred: irritably he
broke out. I'm damned if | think
you did it."
did WHAT"
Tom remained silent. but when his
companion drew a deep, preparatory
hpnath l,f4a1 haul 10
nervOusly and in changed tone con-
tinued:
Again let me speak for you and
shorten our mutual distress. First
however. | must make my own posi-
ton plain. love your daughter
Mr.. Parker" The declaration came
at great cost, the speaker turned
away TO hide his emotion. Il think
hope she is not indifferent TO me-
| would give my life 10 marry her
and, God willing. l shall. So much
for that" He swung himself about
| and met the eyes of first one odd
man. then the other. Harshly. de-
family, he added: Understand me
nothing you can do, nothing on earth
nothing in Heaven or in hell, for
that matter-will stop me from tell
ing her about my love, when the time
comes. Now then, Henry Nelson has
told you that | was-that | was sent
back from overseas in disgrace. You
want to know if he spoke the truth
He did,
After O moment OF silence Judge
HOlloran said. with stiff finality
Under the circumstances there j:
nothing more to talk about. Noy
| amaze me when you say"
Perhaps you'll understand when
say that | propose TO clear my
self"
How? When:-
"Soon, l hope
"And in the meantime:r
Gray considered this question
briefly. I'm the meantime-if you
will agree 10 say nothing TO Bob
will promise not to declare my feel
ings. not TO see her alone"
That's CO." said the father.
Without further ado, the two mer
left.
The Nelson's bank was known a'
the Security National, and it repre-
scented the life work of two genera
tions of the family. Bells father
had founded Il, in the early cattle
days. but TO the genius and industry
of Bell himself had been due it'
growth into one Of the Influential
! institutions of the state. Othei
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THE SONG OF THE COASTERS.
By j. {. Allen in the New Bedford
Evening Standard.

Dt -. Vue new DZuIOf
Evening STANDARD.
| Lofty "Down-Easters" with deckloads
of pine,
Dingy old brick schooners rolling
along.
Slick looking freighters "a-clopping it,
fine.
Sail to the tune of the old coastin'
song: r
"All yer plain canvas, and break out
! the kites
Drive the old sled tell her timbers
she'll crack; 40,
Cuttin' the corners and maxim the p
Eastport ter Baltimore, git thar and
back" 3
Here an old light-vcssel joins in the ="
Siren a-shrick as she burics her.
nose: -.
Hark, down the wind. come the words,
loud and strong, 4,
This is the song that the coastin'
man knows:
"Whoop. Shove her into il, crowd on
yer sail.
Wisht / cud foller you on the long
Old Father Ncp must be twistin' yer :.
Eastport ter Baltimore, git thar and .
back :"
Up from the loo'rid comes the sound
of knell,
Where the old bell-buoy is rolling
around:
Clear comes the song ringing over the
swell:
go it, you coasters. know where
you're bound -
Ware the long shoal, and the +
jagged reef, -,
Waitin' ter gobble We, hear their .
lips smack:
Many schooner hcz come to her .
grief @rts
Eastport ter Baltimorc-never cum %
back" -
Thick weather. clear weather, glass
high err low. 7s
Dcckloads a-washn' off over the ,
rail:
SO the Down-Eastcrs aud brick schoon-..
crS go.
Shouting the song as they pass,
within hail:
Hang out yer wash. Put yer rail
under foam,
= Distance the fleet thet'lt foller our
track,
Northbound or southbound, we're
headin' fer home. . .....1
Eastnort ter Baltimore, git thar an
back
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A Puzzle a.Day
TERU Mp

One vowel and zone consonant are
needed to make complete sentence
out of the letters shown above. Tbc
consonant, however, will appear N"
less than ten times, while the yowe;
must appear seven times. making
seventeen letters to be supplied. Can
you find the ccnsonant and the
vowel that will do the work? The
completed sentence Will contain four
words.
Yesterdays answer:
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1888 Daily only average. .....27.34:
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We hereby swear that the foregoing statement OF
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August A. D.. 1923.
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90

\ well-known Mexican is quoted in
recent dispatch as saying that the
buried wealth OF the late Francisco Villa
could not have been as great as some
people had thought Another dispatch
recalls that "Pancho' had many wives.
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Yesterdays answer

The labels" when assembled IA
shown above into five groups, form
the name of five different state,
as follows: 1, Maryland; ., Nevada,
3, California 4, Florida; 3, Oregon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06

Senator Brookhart of Iowa is said to
be an expert shot with rifle. He is
also fairly expert with his vocabulary.
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Where to Go
Motion Pictures.

Motion Pictures.
Palace ordelia the Magnificent.
Empire-"Onc Exciting Night
Princcss-"A Daughter of Lux
ury.-
Notwithstanding Logan in. Java
Head"
Rialto-Norma Talmadgc in, The
Heart OF WctonaG"
Musical Comedy.
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Musical Comedy.
Grand-"Thc Girl in Red"
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
|zAHADA DOSUD NEROzlUSTtNA,
P0UzE TELo kAPiTkNA Z DlxMU-
De BYL0 MlEzEnO. u.
OSUD VZDUCHOLODI A OSTATNfCH MU.
zU MA Nj NEZNAM

Pariz, 29. prosnce Pc vzducholodi Dixmude nebylo
naezeno zadne stopy az to- ze t6lo ho vetee W.
oveno dv6ma rybafi sest mil cd scskeho pobSez bze
Scaccy Jeji osud ctyfce muzd ma nj z1staya ta-
jemstvim.
Zdai zahynul vzduchu mofi neb ma uos,sti neb
zda sou dosud zvu COZ vSak jest tem9f naprosto vyo
ceno znamo nen T6o vetele vzduchood nevyprav uie-
no. Jeho oblcej die telegramh obdrzenych Sce byl
zle ozhaven avsak totozno neni pochybnos nemensi
Ma zapes mel ztotoznovaci plisek kapsach obleku
papry udavajici eho meno dnstonos veitel Du Pless
De Grenedan.
Pc cely den patrano vsude pobfezi mof nez lad
ma dasi tea nenalezena anz neake sopy po 7O0opove
vzducholodi jejiz zmizeni jest nevysvetlelnym.
Insalah, uprostred pous6 Saharske, znova dochazi
zprava, ze byla tam vd6na unasena hu HlidaG
mocene stanici pous enz tvrd ze spati vzduchood
8 hodin 26. prosnce, stoji SVEN.
Nebyl to zadny pfelud aniz mrak jsem vd9", pra-
vi "Byla to Dixmude" Vete onoho Sc vyjadfl Se
nema nemensich pochybnosti eho v9rohodnos nicenG
vsak kdyz sam okamzk silnym daekohedem patra
blacich, nevidel niceho.
Zde minsterstvu namofnctva Cuers, kde byIo
noviste Dxmude vzdava veAkere nadeje ZbyvA edne
rozusti zahadu akym zpisobem pfivod4na byla jeff
"a nj salo lidm nj DIE msta, kde telo We
tee bylo nalezeno neni neimens pochybnosti
re- kera zachvatla vzducholod bi5e Bsry zahnaa il nad
Tunsii a6ltv 04bsk$ koae3p4 Sicil Yexef
70 prosince kdy dosy cd Mt poslednf spove zpr5vy
sla mad mofem Cd toho dne nebyo zadnych pmych zpr
enom nezarucene poves jedna zprava bya zahn&na
m9ncim vetrem zpet mad poust.
Nalezen{ t6la kapanova jest ovsem nezvratnym dnka-
zem, Re vzducholod bya pobze Sicie nicmen9
Sc to nevysv6tltelnym ze mort mezi pobfezm Sicie
Tunisu kde tolk lodi neusae jedi kde nedele par-
vsude pohesovane vzduchood nebya spatfena anz
trosky nj nalezeny.
Nalezeni tela velele Dxmude vyvoalo zde vseobecny
poc litosti senate posanecke velebena
eho neohrozenost zasuhy jez 81 zka rozvo vzducho-
plavby
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FRANcoUzskY PARL LAMENT oDRocEN
STAI,O. Sc ,EAKsDEKnHGF1ris spRtla61nRA
- J4 POINCARE-A.

Pafiz, %, prosince. - De-
kret, jimz odroceno zasedani
parlamentu, cten byl dnes We
Ger premierem Poincarem We
sn6movn6 poslanecke. Oba do
my sejdou Sc op6tn6 8. ledna.
Pred tim premier naslou-
chal ostre kritice sve zahranic
nj politiky, tlumocene poslan-
ci Reynaudem a Herriotem, z
nichz posledne zmfneny jest
vGdcem radikalt. Prerusil rec
Milky n6kolikrate, aby vyvratil
jejich tvrzeni, avsak ma mist9
aby ucinil podrobnou odpo-
we'd a pozadoval odhlasovani
ddvery, jak bylo pfedvidano,
uzavrel debatu odrocenim par
lamentu.
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Delaware o. g. prosnce - We zdejsi Industrialnf sko-
}sp divky vypukla vzpoura dnes vecer nz podeo
asisto d6vtat Deset ich uprcho dstavu jest Mich
p&trapo oko Zde bya cbdrzena zadost lekafskou
moe, cehoz se soudf ze n6ktere utrpely zraneni.
Pokud znamo, povstans vypukio dome els s, kde asi
Gyficet vek jest ubytovan0P Ella Cheringtonov&,
vdena atrona tamtez Jest prazdnnach prozatimni
matrona nev9ea 81 rady n9kter6 divy uprchly domn.
Dfvky ostatnfch domI poctu odhadovanem cd 100 do
20O pfdaly onem ctyficet rvay 1fedniky zn
zenc dsavu, ktef snaz zjednati pofadek Okna ne
kolika domech byla rozbta kamenim cihami vrhanym
devcaty Muz okonfch farem pfispeli asi sto
d9vcat byo pfivedeno pod snou strait do sborovny avu
pdnoc byo pohfesovano deset d9vcat jimz patrne
podafilo uprchnou vseobecneho zmatku Nekok dvek
bylo pofez&no rozbym skem oxen ne poraneny, kdyz
temnote zakoply RUNE pfedm9ty Zraneni zadne mich
nenf vsak vazne prohlas J. Elton manzel move uanove
ne matrony skoy.
DIE sdeeni zrizenci 1stavu, divky pocinay 81 vem
posusn9 vzdorovi9 kdyz zved9y ze 6esne resty byly
zakazany satnn dfadem pro vefejne blaho Vzpoura
pukla hodin vecer dome cs s. kde sou ubytovany
polepsitelne dfvky dstavu.
Tyto sly pax cd domu domu pfemlouvay ostatn div
KY ably pday ku vzpoufe Kdezto n9kter6 pokusly
dek dsavu, jine spokoly rozbenim oxen, pobiha
MIN q kfikem.
Serif Fred Harter Delaware byl pozadan pomoc a
dostavi misto vzpoury n9kolika pfrucm Temto
1laknna ponoci k.SffpsRca far1aAf6G ol0
podafo do p1noci chytat v9tsnu dfvek Tyo zavede
do sborovny savu panova hudba chvi pfm6la je
i tanci. rs
Pr Etonova matrona dstavu jest nemocna upout&na
oze byo oznameno pozd6j stavu zdejsim jest pres
500 dvek die sdelen spravy tehoz Dnesn vytrzno byla
tou nejhorsi uplynulych patnacti letech.
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DoPIs $vINDLEkE koRETzE.
RADf SVEMU SYNU, ABY ST Wal. NEHO
ODSTRASUJtCf PRfKLAD.

Chicago, %. prosince. - Be
hem dneSnfho bankrotniho r.
zeni proti Leo Koretzovi, pred
lozen byl a cten dopis, ktery
velkosvindl6r yzaslal sv6mu 16-
letemu synovi. Koretz tam pr
Se: e s
"MIj drahy synu: Toto je
snad poslednf dopis, ktery ode
mne dostanes. Jsem uprchli-
KEN pred spravedlnosti, bez
rodiny a pfatel. Jsem obetf "a
halky, sobectvf a rozmafilosti.
Ty mas podivuhodnou sestru.
Bud k nj hodny. Bud dobry a
silny, Q poctivy. Kdykoli sc ii
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Columbus, O., 28.. prosince.
Kampan v Ohiu v zajmu nomi
mace presidenta Coolidge byla
form&ln9 zahajena, kdyz stat
nj lstfedni vybor slfbil mu pod
poru ma schulz zde dnes ko-
name. Projevilo Sc tn jednomy
sine smysleni pro Coolidge, ac
koli 8 n9kterych stran vyja-
dfov&na pochybnost, bylo-li je
dn&no moudfe jeho schvale-
MIN vyborem,
Jsou praktictf politikafi,
kteff Sc obavaji, ze schvaleni
toto m1ze Sc obratiti Y nebez-
peenou zbrah V rukou Hira-
ma Johnsona, az venuje svoji
pozornost tomuto statu. Tito
republican, jsou toho mfn9nf,
ze senatoru Johnspnovi dana
byla pfflezitost zdvihnouti po-
kfik o 'vlad9 boss1" a ze pine
toho vyuzitkuje We SVEN boil
proti "masinov6 politice".
Ackoli je sotva nektert vliv-
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Reynaud We sv@ feci kladl
dGraz ma financnf svfzele Fran
Gle a potrehu briticke podpo-
ry. Herriot pravil, ze nezdar
okkupace Ruhrska spociva v
tom, ze nebylo do:fleno lad
nych skutecnych vysledkn,
"bude pohromou a smrtelnou
ranou nasim financim."
Spojene Staty cin9ny byly
hlavne zodpovednymi "a pff-
tomnou situaci v Evrope po-
slancem Reynaudem, jenz pra-
vii: "Amerika, pozadovanim
svych pijcek, vest Sc ma bed
ra Anglie, Angle ma nase a
my jsme bremenem N6mecku.
Jest to zajimava pyramida."
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sLIBUJi PoDPoRU cooLIDeE-oW.
sTATNt REPUBLIKANsKY vYBOR PRO
NOMINACI PRESIDENTOVU.

ny republikansky vidce We sta
tx, jenz dnes nepfeje nomina-
ci presidenta Coolidge, pfece
jnom stava moznost, ze tako-
w obratny politikaf jako jest
senator, mdze zpdsobiti di-
kladny rozruch, zvlaste poda-
Fill Sc mu vzedmouti vlnu roz
horceni proti tax zvanym bos-
sum a pfesv9dciti volice, ze Sc
pokousejf diktovati nominaci
presidenta Coolidge a tfmtez
We skutecnosti zmafiti dcinek
|pfedvoleb.
v dnesni schulz st&tnfho
dstredniho -vyboru zp1soben
byl znacny rozruch tlankem Y
American Issue, organu Proti.
hostinsk& ligy. v n9mz Sc z&dd
vyhost9nf r. K. Hynicky, Gle
ma narodnfho republikAnske eho
|vyboru "a Ohio. o Hynickovi
|se tvrdi, ze jest "bossem ze
stare skoy, politikAfem, niko.
Ii statnikem.
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bude zdat, ze Sc odchylujes cd
drahy ctnosti, vzpomeh 81 ma
osud. ktery ocekava mne.. Tvij
milujfci otec."
Psanf toto bylo odesl&no z
New Yorku 10. prosince, kdy
popis Koretzdv rozsifen byl
radiem do vsech koncG sv9ta
y pfesvedceni, ze uprchl re
zeme. Je to poslednf/ stopa po
svindl&fi, jenz oSidil ddv9five
-lidi 0 vice nez $5,000,O00 q
posflila nanovo domn9nku, ze
Koretz vdbec neodejel ze Spo
jenych Stat1 q ze Sc skrtva '
New Yorku.
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Vera Cruz, %. prosince. -
Tem9r soucasn9 Sc zpravami 0
vit9zstvf rebelskeho vojska
pod velenfm gen. Buelny mad
federaly v bitv9 blize Irapua-
to, We state Guanajuato, zdej-
81 povstalecky hlavni stan o.
znamuje, ze obdrzel sdelenf,
ze Obregonovo vojsko vyklidi-
10 mesto Pueblu, z ktere pow
stalci odtahli re strategickych
ddvodI pred n6kolika dny.
Rozhodnuti federali vykti-
diti Pueblu bylo pry pfivod9-
no porazkou, kterou utrp9li v
Chignahuapan, zeleznicnim me
ste asi sedesat mil ma sever.
Gen. Estrada, vrchni velitel
revolucnfch vojsk v zapad-
MIN Mexiku, oznamuje. ze
gen. Buelna nejenom porazil
ma hlavu 1000 federali pod
gen. Cardenasem., avsak zajal
Cardenase q 500 jeho muzh a
ukofistil asi 1000 ruGnic. Gen.
Cardenas byl ran9n v bitv1,
ktera die zpravy obdrzene Y
hlavnfm stanu revolucionafd
trvala cd 2 hodin We stfedu
odpoledne az do ctvrtka r&no.
Gen. Pauline Navarro, fede-
ralnf nacelnfk stabu, bvl zabit.
Mezi zaiatci bylo jich pres
200 ran9ntch.
M9sto Medko, %. prosince.
v ffednfch zpr&v&ch vyda-
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New York, %. prosince. -
Kritika Henry florida jako me
smifitelneho nepfitele unit"
tlumocena Jest Samuelem Com
persem, pfedsedou Americas
Federace Prace, v dopise auto
ru move knihy v zidovskem Ear
gonu, pod n4zwn "Pravda .
Henry Fordovi. = '
.Skutetnostf Jest, ze while
dem X vstiin9 ot&zek, js4 10
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de ohhim a katastrofam vSe-
no druhu. Americk& zahranic-
nj politika bude NIT co cinit 8
velkymi nesnazemi a Wink
nou diskusse jednou cizi Via
dou. V domacich zalezitostech
lid Spojenych Stati zda Sc roz
jitfenym a neuspokojentm."
Madame de Teleme, jez ne
primo pfedvfdala smrt presi-
denta Hardinga minuleho ro-
ku, pravf, ze vliv Neptuna stal
sc pro n3ho osudnym q pfedvi-
= T. pro pFfstf rok smrt 'sjedno-
ho vynikajfciho aneb aspoh We
lice znameho mule" v Anglii.
,Dalsf jeff predpov6di zahr-
nujf zem9tfeseni We Francii q
We Spojenych Statech ma jafe
a ma podzim, vybuch Vesuvu
a revoluce We Span9lsku, Tu-
recku, Marokku a Tunisu. Je-
den velky politicky genius ma
padne nabozenstvi a tim do
mutt papeze. ably byl velice o.
patrnym ohledem ma politi-
ku.
Madame De Teleme prohla-
SUI, ze jeji methody jsou pff-
sne v6decke a zalozene ma as
trologii.
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NEzAMEsTNANOsT " NE.
MECKU.

Berlin, %. prosince. - V
N9mecku je touto dobou nej-
meme 3,250,000 1pln9 neza-
m9stnanych. kdezto dalsf diva
miliony d9lnikd jest zam9stn&-
no jen G&ste6n9. Ii, kdoz "ma-
il st6stf", ze jsou zamestn&ni
plnou dobu, dostavaji vsak
platy mend nez jake byvaly
pred valkou. ac drahotnf po-
merry v N9mecku jsou takove,
ze vsechno stojf 0 polovici vic
nez pred valkou.
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eoMPERs NApADk HENRY florida.
PRAvf, zE JEST TO NEvEDoMEc A
NEpRfTEL UNIf

zebra, Ford mluvf z hlubok6
q neomezen6 zasoby nev9domo
str, Gomper pise. 'Nedavno
pravil, ze ''unie jsou velikym
'plAnem ma pferuSovani prace"
. jsou vybornym prostfedke
K ssuspfseni povalovanf se". To
to, myslfm, postaciteln6 zn&-
xornuje Fordtv nedostatek po
rozumenf pro unie. We svtch
industrielnich vztaxich Ford v