davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
"Ze xivota hmyzu" ' Berli.

"Ze xivota hmyzu" ' Berlf.
ne. Berlinsky dopisovatel Lido
vych Novin' pfse o premiere
hry bratri Capkd "Ze zivota
Ihmyzu" v Berlin6: S velmi vel
kym vnejsim dsp6chem byla
dnes v divadle Konigratzer-
strasse provedena .hra bratri
Capkd "Ze zivota hmyzu". We
slavnostn6 obsazs'nem dome
sesla Sc - bylo to poprve, co
cesky kus dostal Sc v Berlin6
ma scenu - celia Ceska kolOnie
" 1Berline, pokud ma umelecky
zajem a velmi velky pocet ho-
stu, kteri prijeli Prahy. Byl
tu .vyslanec Tusar, sekcni sef
Jaroslav Kvapil 9 j. Byla -tus ta-
ke veskera berlinska divadelni
kritika. Hru nastudoval Emil
Pirkan, ktery spolecne s Ludii
Selmonovou uvedl Josefskou lie
|gendu V Praze na scenu q tam
poznal nejen hru bratfi Cap
XII, nybrz take Hillarovo see
novani. Pokud mensi berlinsk6
|jeviste to dovolovalo, drzel Sc
Pirkan dpln6 tohoto reziserske-
ho yykonu. Skvely, jimavy a
lidsky byl Albert Steinruck ia
ko tulak, ale pfi lyritnosti jeho
role ! pres vytecny pfeklad Of
ty Picka byla V jeho vykonu ne
kolik lnavnych mist. Ostatni
pfedstavitele byli 1'ovn6z velrni
dobfi a svet motyl1 tfepotal
Sc pestfe a ziv6 po. scene. Tez
BOZ Q kulicku vkbuzoval bour
livou veselost 4 souhlasn9- po-
rozumeni. Originalni obrazy
buddy sou'hlas, ktery' po slrkon-
Cent kazdeho aktu bouflive. Sc
vybijel. Pc scene lumkov4 a
bitve mravencd dekovali Sc bra
|tfi Capkove patnactkrate ma
scene.
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koc bchodnlk drivim, lid, v Be
regsasu. Zbran6 byly pfeve.
zeny 1O.-12. prosince 1929
ma Is vozech, skryty bud me.
ri dfevem nebo hnojem. Or.
garisaci t6chto pohranicnich
sedlaku v zupe berezske ma
ma starosti kapitan Witt, veil.
tel setniny 10. distriktu debre.
cinskeho. Sidli v Beregsura.
nyi We velkoatatku, jehoz cast
jest ma ceskoslovenskem dze.
mi 6 East 3 hospodafskymi bu.
doyami je v Mad'arsku. Tamni
arednici hospodarSti opatfeni
jsou legitimacemi pro malJ
lohranicni styk, jez ochotnd
zapdjcuji i mad'arskym lfed'
nikum. Ozbrojeni sedlakI ,
zupe zamplfnske a kosicke je.
Ste provedeno neni, ale ! to
Sc konaji pokusy. Celou tuto
akci ozbrojovaci rfdf plukov.
nix general. stabu a Glen 'Pro.
bouzejicich sc Mad'ard", die
.imera pfid6leny celni strait ,
Miskovci, Balint Harcsanyi
Lide, pfichazejicf z Mad arsks
do Ceskoalovenska, o2namuji
ze v Mad'arsku je na!ada va.
lefna. Vseobecne sc mluvi, ze
v nejblizsf dobe must dojiti ke
/ xontliktu Ceskoslovenskol
repub.ikou. '
Jak je videt, jsou mad ar
| ske plany hodn6 troufale, bs
az nesmyslne. Pres to neni Wy.
louceno, ze by Sc V Mad'ari
snadno' nasli lide, kteri by 81
pokusili O akci sebe dobrodru1
lnejsi a nesmyslnejsi. Phi dne'
sni vojenske pohotovosti nasi q
nasich spojencG netreba sc o
|vsem zdaru podcbrych axe
ami dost malo obavati.
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il clovek malo. ocekaval - y
Japonsku. Japonci jsou prvni,
kteri 81 fekli primo: At jest to
moralni nebo nemoralni, u mas
k populacni restrikci jednou
|dojiti musi, protoze "a nekolik
let nemeli bychom dosti lodi,
aby stacily vyvazeti nadbytec.
ne obyvatelstvo, jehoz zemd
nemize uziviti.
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poNDELf,, 12. BREzNA, 1928
KoNTRoLA, PQPULAcE.
.ar. v Londyn6, 4. ledna

TAX daleko sice jest6 me-
jsn,e, aby svet nestacil pojmou
ii dalsi sta miliony dust, ale
'n9ktere staty a kraje ocitaji Sc
pred ''otazkou, je-li. zahodno,
doporucovati kontrolu a restrik
ci populace. Ma tento problem
nutno Sc divati $ hlediska mo-
ralniho j hospodarskeho., Jsou'
reformatofi, ktefi ma ethickou'
stranku vubec zapominaji a
ma druhe strane moraliste, KITE
rym hospodarske predpoklady
pro zdravou a st'astnou rodinu
jsou veci, jiz mono beztrest-
ne prehlizeti.
Svet neni pfelidn6n, ale pre-
lidneny .jsou n6kter6 krs6e u to
tim a tenkrate, kdyz zivitel me-
nj 5 to Ndati sve rodine, echo po-
Y
trebuja k svemu t6lesnemu i
dusevnimu vyvoji. Nektere ze-
me samy sebou nemohou uzivi-
ii .dalsi prirdstek obyvatelstva.
Zeme jine, hlavne prumyslove,
mohou dati svemu obyvatel-
stvu obzivu "a normalnich o.
kolnosti; jakmile vsak nastane
krise, pax zapocne | bida. A
prave uprostfed teto bidy a sko
70 bychom mohli rici tet0 BIZ
dy rodi sc move generace, pro
nez vyhlidky ia slusnou lid
skou existenci jsoh spatne. A
kdyby chteli vyfesiti tento
problem socialni revoluci, neja
kou novou upravou delby stat
XII, nachazeji Sc v nebezpeci
takovych vysledku, jakych "a
kusili reformatofi Rusku.
Mnozi lide nachazejf snad-
ne resent teto otazky pfelidna-
nj v siboletu emigrace Idea,
re jistV druh prelidneni - je-
vici sc v nezamestnanoti, bez
vyhlidky ma zlepseni - mOz-
no vyleciti emigraci, nabyva..
iak Sc zda, pudy III mas. Dopi
sovatcl Financial Times" We
SVEN prazrkem dopise pravi:
"Nelse Sc diviti, re jisty byva-
II ntinisti, ktery jako presi-
dent svazu bankeru jest dobre
informovan, prohlasuje vazne,
re nebude Ii moci Ceskosloven
sko yyyazeti pfebytecne tova-
ry, bude museti vyvazeti sve
lidi a svlj prumyst."
VyvAzeti - kan? Pfiroze-
ne moznost emigrace do zemi
panenskych stale jeste existu-
il. ale zapomfna sc caste na
pfekazky, jez Sc stavi V cestu
emigraci v podob6 nepriznive-
no podnebi, nedostatku kapita-
lu,. jinorodych zivotnich pod
rninek, stale pribyvajicich do
vyse rostoucich emigracnich
zakonu cele rade dalsich vi
ce nebo meme vaznych pfeka-
lex. Vezmeme ma priklad Au.
stralii. Ac lidu prazdna, ma
tax pfisna immigracni pravi.
sdla (obzvlaste pro pfislusniky
1iebritskk) ze Sc rovnaji temei
prohibici. Jest to vysledek do,
m6cl dehicke politiky,. kters
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Ease POVESTI o CHYSTA.
MEM MADARSKEM vPADU
MA SLOvENSKO.

AsesNo HoIN JAhOoIOV oHoAJ AH
pTinesla dostf podrobne zpra-
Wy O nastavajicf branne akci
mad 'arskych band hejjasovsko
pr6nayovskych smefujici hlav-
ne proti Slovensku. Zpravy
'ty nepovazujeme sice "a dosti
seriosni, podavame je vsak We
vytahu, jejz poridil vidensky
dopisovatel, prece a to hlayne
pro jejich nasledujici zaiima-
We podrobnosti:
"Mad'arske handy cini pfi-
prayy ku prepadnuti Sloven-
ska. z Jugoslavie dosly te-
chto chystanych akcich nasle>
dujici zpravy: Mad'afi hodla-
il svdj iniysl provesti ma jare
letoSniho nolkn. " Gale toh6to
.hnuti stoji Pr6nay. Jemu pod
tfjzeni jsou Hejjas q Budahazi
jako velitele samostatpych sku
pin 'Probouzejicich sc NADIA
ra'. Hejjas ma v6sti. ltok
pres Burgenland ma Bradshaw
q na zapadni Slovenskc, kdez-
to soucasn6 ma proti Kosicim
a vychodnimu Slovensku ope-
rovati Budahazi cd Noveho
Mesta pod Satorem. Muzstvo
ma byti ma hranici dopraveno
! v zaplombovanych vagonech,
ably nebylo mic prozrazeno.
Radove vojsko sc teto akce
nesucastni, pouze ltocne oddi-
ly "Probouzejfcich sc NADIA
rd', kdezto pohranicni celni
straz ma Jim kryti zada. Pocet
vsech teechto ''povstalcd', kite
II Sc mali slcastniti .itoku ma
Slovensko je 15O-2OO. .0GO. -
Akte tato je pecliv6 pripravo-
vslna. koncem roku 1922 W.
slano bylo ma Slovensko asi ma
200 vyzv6dacG, ktefi sli pres
hranice p6sky, ably co nejvicc
sc terenem seznamili = mohli
byti potion pouziti jake v1dco-
ye. Ku vycviku d1stojn "a
lczena byla cd "Probouzeji-
cich sc Mad'ar0" v Miskovci
propagacni skola, zde dele
slouzici podddstojnfci, dustoj.
nici a vysokoskolsti posluchac;
jsou skoleni k 1celnm chysta-
ndho prepadu Slovenska. Sko-
la tato jest v t. Nv. Rudolf
skych kasarnach. Poalucha-
cum skoly slibovany jsou vedlc
vojenskych a civilnich hodno-
stf polnosti, ktere po obsazs-
II; Slovenska ze zabranych vel
kostatkd budou pry mezi nc
r0zdeleny. K provedeni pre-
padu Slovenska slouzf tez' o.
zbrojeni pohranicniho cbyva.
telstva mad d'arskeho ia uzemi
Ceakoslovenske repub.ikv. v
Gemerske zupe provedl toto O.
zbrojeni tajemnik malorolnic-
ke strapy Y Rimavske. Sobote
zbrane pres hranice byly do
praveny pomoci drevorubcu a
uhliru Y okoli Plesivce. Podob-
ne bylo ozbrojeno obyvatel-
stvo mad'arske v szupe berez-
yk6 v rPodkarpatske Rusi. Zde
cbstaral prevezeni zbrani vel.
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BfLk OTROKYNE
(fIANBA Xxx. SToLETl.)
- ROMAN. -
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Pfelozil F. Sadek.
ROMAN,
Napsala A. Schoeyenova.

VSFs'CvVVVVpVVVVV
A kdyz i mlady muz t6lesne
Sc nenakazi, ma pfece hrisny
zivot z dusemiho a zylastnfho
1noralnfho stanoviska k9xke ma
sledky. Pojmy o nravni hod-
note Sc llatou, otupelost a lho-
'stejnost, casem nechut' pro
vse uslechtile q vznesene naby-
We pfeYahy. Tento system z
kazdeho 4hlediEka: nabozenske
no, mravnbho a fysickeho jest
hffchem, anlbou a nerozumem.
Dial jsem ii nal6dnouti do tete
|propasti a slib mne tedy, ze
|nikdy q nikde nepfekrocis pra
hu takoveho domu."
ITO slibuji!" odpov6del Ed
ward nevahaje.
V6voda pokracoval:
"Chces-li il zachovati zdra-
vi a silu, bud cist! ChceS-li 81
|zachovati energii a dusevni
pru1nost, pam9t a jasne my
sleni, dbej cistoty. Nejlepsi
prostredek pro zachovani t6-
lesneho dusevniho zdravi je
ovladati sebe.
"Nuze, bud pilnym hod-
nym, a BGh d1z svou ruku mad
|tebou!"
Pc tech slovech zvedl sc ry-
chile otec q polibil syna ma ODE
|tvafe.
Nasledujiciho dne odcesto-
| val Edward do Oxfordu q Cd te
dolby jiz nikdy nemluvil s ro-
diti o teto v6ci. Vevoda pra-
VEN dplne d1veroval svemu sy
nu. Otec Sc stale rostouci hor-
livosti 1castnil Sc politickych
zapasd, pred rokem zvolen byl
minStrem a Edward Iii doce-
la odloucene v dome profesora
Wynhama v malem universit-
| MIN m6ste.
Jednoho 'dne pfisla do OK
lfordu znam& chot' .pastorova .
pfsdn&sela 0 pfetlm6te, o nemz
|v6voda mIuvil Sc svym synem
| q hlasala stejn6 myslenky. Po-
sluchaci byli v6tSinou STUDENT; ;
lrozdelili sc ma diva tabory, pro
! q proti. Jedni syceli, st9kali
jake psi a nahoukali jako koc-
ky, ably pani sesmesnili, kdez-
| to druzi davali ma jevo hlucny
souhlas. Edward patfil k po-
lslednim. Pristine vecera Sc
| sci Sc v kavarn6 s nekolika sou
druhy. Hovofili o obsahu pred
nasky. Kdyz Jim Edward OBJ
jasnil sve stanovisko a prohla.
| sill, ze. je zcela vylouceno, aby
ijednou vkrocil do podobneho
lmista nefesti, zvolal ma neho
James Wilding:
"Sazim Sc, xe sc tam jednou
Is vami sejdu. Prohraji-li do
stanete tuto hill masivni zla-
tou rukojeti, jex. kdysi patfila
Ludviku XVI z Francie. MIj
Eotec il koupil jednou We drazbe
" Pafizi." !.
Rad Sc vsadim," odpov6del
klidne. ALE jsem jist, ze pro-
Ihrajete."
| Uplynul od t6 dolby skoro
irok . Edward zapomn6l lplne
Ina tuto sazku. Nestoudne je.
ldnani Jamesa Wildinga no n.y.
nj rozhofcilo. AvSak soucas-
ne tGsil sc, ze se mu pri tom
'naskytla pfilezitost, ably osvo-
'bodil est'astnou uvezn6nou .
,ivykonal tim dobry skutek.
W..
Pristine rama v devet hodiil
! ''zastavil povoz lorda sGarwicka
pred vysokym -sedym domem,
" nemz sidlila zdravotf,f poll
Gle. Edward tazal Sc sluhy po
s6fovi.
"Pan Etead odiel do .Skot-
SKA" odpoy6del sluha. "Ale
jeho asistent, pan Elby je pri-
tomen. kancelaf je v prvnim
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Prelozil F. Sadek.

VVSNvSSSVVVvv
ku a pan asistent uklonil Sc
hluboce.
''Smim prositi mylorda, ably
Sc mnou vessel do vedlejsiho
pokoje?" A sam ustoupiv ma
stranu, pustil sv6ho hosta ma
pred. v sousednfm pokoji by
la podlaha pokryta mekkymi
koberci, pri stomach staly W.
soke skrfne, v.nichz "a sklene.
nymi dvefmi ulozeny byly sto-
by listin velikych protokpld
" hn6dych kozenychs vazbach.
Uprostred pokoje Sbyl psacf
still, napechovany papiry, q
vedle neho dive tezke kozene
zidle.
''Prosfm, mylorde, posad'te
Sc! CHM mann cest VAN poslou
ziti?" ot6zal Sc Elby.
"Pfichazin oznamiti vam
! hrtlzny zl6cin, ma nejz jsern
vcera pfsel," potal Edward.
"Byl jsem $ nekolika soudruhy
pozvan ma vecefi do domu, kite
| ~ jsem zprvu pokladal "a oby-
cejnou restauraci. Ale pozde.
il jsem poznal, re jest to vykfi
ccny ddm."
."Ach, TAX ,ano, takovych je
I,dost. Kde to bylo, smim-li
prositi?"
| Edward Nyndal zapisnik a
cetl:
"Black Street cislo 81. Tedy
v nejprednejsf, ulici Westeend,.
ske, hnd vedle Hydeparku."
Nehnuv ami brvou, odpove-
del asistent:
"Tento d6m znam velmi do
bfe. Lezi v okrese, sverenem
menu dohledu."
"Znate jej?" zvolal Edward.
"A je vam tel znamo, ze Sc
tam mlade divky proti sve Will
chovaji v zajeti? Setkal jsem
Use jednou, ktera Sc m Sc vsim
svefila.v
Elby Sc usmal, jake by ne.
|vefil a kroutii 81 Spicaty knfr.
"Tedy wam to namluvila !?
Jste jeste mlad, mylorde, q N.Y.
slim, ze nemate zkusenosti S
temito divkami. Ujist'uji vas,
ze jsou velmi chytre, lstive.
Take v tomto pripade poznala
ia divka lined, ze k nj pfiseI
, vzneseny pan a neco 81 vybaji-
Ia, ably vzbudila vctsim zajem
pro sebe."
NE, tom Sc mylite," tvrdil
Edward.
Elby pokrcil rameny a., "a
small xe ma znameni, ze neveri.
| "Smim Sc tazati. co vam w.
! pravovala?"
| A kdyz mu to Edward vypo-
lvedel, dial Sc asistent do haste
no smichu, vstal a preset po
pokoji.
/ "Ano, ty zeny jsou neoby-
/, cejn6 drze" zvolal. "Jedna
mluvi jake druha, ami byste ne
,vsfil, mylorde, jak caste jsem
,jiz slysel podobne historic "A
kdyz jsem vec vysetfil, ukaza-
10 Sc, ze to byl pouhy vymysl.
Takova osoba chce vzbuditi "a
!. jem dtrpnost, ably cd mla-
dych panu vylakala penize ~
o mic jineho il .neb6zi."
| Avsak Edward. medal Sc pre-.
!, mluviti; osobnost q vypravova-
mi Amino melo raz nezyratnc
pravdy.
"Opakuji vain, &c jde tn o
velnli pohorslivy zloein, |" tyr
dill znova lord Garwick. "A ja
'dozaduji Sc pomoci policie, ably
osvpbodila nest 'astnou divku"
"Rozumf Sc samo sebou, ze
jsme .ochotni vec dati lined w
setfiti,' odpovedel Elby. "Jest
to nase povinnost. Jen jsem
chtel mylorda upozorniti, jak
!, lstivych dskokd .uzfvaji caste
tyto divky, aby mlade muze k
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prdCe. ~ Udlc naVr8C OSdQulhu
anglickych pc kratkem pobytu
ma onom kontinentu k uvarova
nj kolonii, jest nejlepsi ilu-
straci, ze novym podminkam Sc
t6zko privyka. Jest9 lepsi pri-
klad dava Japonsko svou kolo-
pisacni politikou ma Korei, pro
toze muscle vefene doznati, ze
immigraci Sc nedafi proste pro
to, ze vyssi zivotnf droven Ja-
ponce .vedle Korejce znemoz-
nuje mu konkurenci kazdem
oboru. Ami financni ulevy ia
|ponskym osadnfkdm niceho ne
pomahajf.
Poruchy uvnitf statu lie nej
|lepe a najrychleji -odstranit
|reorganisacf uvnitf. To pred
poklada xnalost v9ci a odvahu
lk cinu.
Y Anglii ctou Sc zvlastnimi
|pocity n&vrhy k zamezeni d.
bytku obyvatelstva. Neni zcela
jisto, dosahne-li stat kyzeneho
cile penalisovanim tech, kdoz
|unikaji rodinnemu krbu, anebo
lomezujf sve potomstvo. Bude-li
Iuskutecn6n zakon brati d9tem
| |jejich dedictvi, nejsou-li ro-
dine aspon tri, neni tim rece-
no, ze populace V zemi vzroste.
Mohlo by Sc snadno stati, ze Sc
ltrnosti naroda zasazena tim
bude smrtelna rama. X regula-
lei populace jest roEhodne tre-
ba jinych prostredkG, nez, "a
konitych ustanoveni.
Y prumyslovych a obchod-
mich centrech Anglie ozyva Sc
tendence jina. Nedavno byla
|propustena jista zdravotni do
zorkyn6 mesta Londyna po dri
lv6jsi vystraze proto, ze posila-
liza zeny nezamestnanych d6lni-
KID, jichz zeny Sc nachazeji V
|neuveritelnych pom6rech, k le-
karce, ably Jim pl radila zpdsob
lhygienickeho zamezeni pricho
ldu dalSich hladovych krkd. Ia
TO dana byla propustena S od1
vodnenim, ze pfekrocovala me
ze sve pusobnosti a nedbaia
lvystrah. Zalezitost neni dosud
llpln6 projednana, ale sam tisk
Ivknoval j velmi maiou pozor-
most. Anglie jest dosud We svych
IvySsich vrstvach znacne puri-
Itanska a problemy sexuelni
lprojednava nejradeji in came
ra. Ulice anglicke naproti to-
Imu ma k puritanismu jiste as
pom tax daleko, jako francouz
lska nebo kterakoliv jina.
Pstrosi politikou sc nerozresi
zadny problem. Hnuti mezi
londynskou chudinou jednou
zacalo . stezi bude potlaceno.
Jest spravne Oak nektefi mo-
raliste a cirkve tvrdi) ably lid
lskemu pudu ponechana byla
plna volnost, i kdyz privadi ma
Fsv6t slabou, zatizenou a pred.
casne. k vysileni odsouzenou &c
neraci, nebo mali pravdu ii 50.
cialni refOrmatori, ktefi tvrdi
re nutno lidi pouciti, ably nepfi.
lvad6ti ma svet d6ti, ktere neni
mozno v utlem veku radne ma.
sytiti a pax slusne vybaviti /
opravdu idsk6mu zivotu! -
lTato otazka zaCina nabyvat
lvelkG .akutnosti. Jmena lidi to.
tho zvuk jake Fl. G.. Wells, Ar.
mold Bennet, Lord Dawson
Dean Judge, Sir Lane atd. sta
lvi Sc "a ony, kteii propagujl
populacni kontrolu.
Min6ni oficielni Anglie jest
'populacni kontrole dosud ne.
pfiznive. Dlvodem toho jsou
'patrne slabe zalidnene kolonie
"a dominic. St'astnou nahodou
''sila n&roda media Sc dneS merit
'pouze poctem hlav. Zalezi vel
lmi mnoho ma fysicke schopno
,'sti moralni kvalite kazdeht
jednotlivce. Sila naroda bude Sc
: Gim dale. tim vice onirati Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12

Pristine rama v devet hodiil
zastavil povoz lorda Garwicka
pred vysokym -sedym domem,
v nemz sidlila zdravotflf poll.
Gle. Edward taza1 Sc sluhy po
sefovi. !,
'Pan Etead odiel do Skot-
ska" odpoyedel sluha. ALE
jeho asistent, pan Elby je pfi-
tomen. Kancelaf je v prvnim
poschodi, prave proti scho.
dIm."
Edward Sci nahoru a. nasel
snadno oznacenou mfstnost. 80
Pan prostredniho v6ku Sci mu
v lstrety; jeho hlava byla sko-
70 lysa, oblicej4 vyzably = mad
siab5mi rty mel spicaty k11ir.
"Ceho 81 pfejete?"
Edward podai gnu uavstivsn-
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Washington Convinced
Continued from PAGE One)

however, discuss the legality of the
french occupation, the system of
collection Of taxes in the Rhur re-
gion. imposed by the French occupy
ing forces. the guarantees seized by
French troops or the agreement re-
Gently reached between the French
authorities and the German indus
trialists of the Rhur.
On the question of the exact mean
ing of the French stipulation pres
ent capacity" the ambassador ex-
planned that this could be Interpret
ed as meaning the survey Of the sit
uation up to and including the year
1850.
Both the 1890 deadIine and the re-
trictions that would have been i'm
posed by the Ruhr stipulation were
given general consideration by Sec
rotary Hughes in formulating his
answer The 1890 proposal in itself,
however, was regarded by :ne Ameri-
lean. government as forclosing the
possibility of approaching compre-
hensive study of the situation and
the formulation of far-reaching fl
nancial plans to avoid economic dis
aster in Europe. To prevent such a
disaster was the only object sought
in proffering the help of competent
American experts in an effort to
solve the reparations tangle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-10

the tranquility of Europe demands
that the younger William remain for
the present in Holland.
The extension of time given by the
ambassadors to Chancellor Strese-
mann to reply to the demand that
the allied military control mission in
Germany be given facilities to func-
ton and be afforded protection will
expire tomorrow. If no reply is
forthcoming the ambassadors coun-
Gil will insist even more strongly
upon its point, it is understood. Its
determination is that the mission
shall DO given q chance to look into
the assertions made by the leaders
of the Bavarian coup to the effect
that there were arms enough in
Bavaria to equip an army of 100000
men. while the whole empire under
the peace treaty is allowed to have
only 100000 men under arms.
The note of the council of ambas-
sailors requesting Holland not to all
low the ex-crown prince to go to
Germany will be presented at The
Hague tomorrow by the French min
lister. A note along the same lines
also was delivered to DR.. Won Hoesch,
the German charge here. tonight.
Both the notes were signed by
Premier Poincare as president of the
Council.
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Gen. Won Seeckt.
Issues Proclamation

Berlin, Nov. 9.-(By A. P.)-General
Won Seeckt. the chief of staff. who has
been invested with full military au-
thority as mander-in-c of the
national army, issued the following
proclamation:
1.-The Reichwehr and executive power
having been conferred in me so that
all necessary measures can be taken
to assure order in the Reich. / intend
completely to fulfill this task, realiz-
ing the responsibilities 1 assume to-
ward the German people.
II know l can have absolute conf
dence in the army and the navy, which
are entirely faithful to me. There are
no longer Misunderstanding between
the north and the south. and the
pei energetically any interference by
unauthorized persons with order in the
Reich and in the separate states. no
matter from what quarter they come.
"All forces of the population destined
to preserve the state and faithful to
the Reich should stand beside the
Reichswehr, have confidence in it, and
aid it to maintain the order and Sc
curity of the state. consider it one
of my first duties to collaborate with
the greatest energy with the govern
ment to assure provisioning. The duty
Of all the military commandments is to
aid me in their districts
German Reichwehr. the people look
to you with confidence. Set an example
for the German peoples"
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chief victims. Both men are reported
to have barricaded themselves in the
war ministry in Munich but after
wards to have come out and sur
rendered.
Atthe ministry Of defense it was
declared this evening that the troops
were standing by DR.. Won kahr, I'M
der command of General Won Los
sow. and that Hitler's attempted
coup, as far at it's physical menace
was concerned, had Oen entirely dis
aipated.
Munich expected little Of the out
break and the rest Of Bavaria failed
to react to it. In Berlin it provoked
a minimum of interest and no alarm.
The nationalist leaders in the
Eeichstag make no concealment of
their chagrin over the fiasco, which
they obviously view as having done
itrcparable damage to the swing to
the right among large body of the
voters. incidentally the movement
has seriously handicapped the nego-
tiations proceeding between the
members of the nationalist party and
the German peoples party for the
formation of a bourgeois cabinet, a
movement which had received fresh
impetus today when Chancellor
Stresemann's party adopted a reso-
luton to suggest to the chancellor
the advisability of inviting the ma
tionalists into such a coalition.
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this city from Auburn, there has
been great changes to the present
time. There were no pavements and
the sidewalks were of wood and not
the best. There were no plate glass
windows in those days and only
wooden awnings were used along the
street. Not a single store remains
the same and all those who were in
business at that time have with a
few exceptions passed into the Great
Beyond.
DR.. Williams was not a graduate
of any dental college for at the
time that he leaned his profession
they were hardly known but he pat
in seven years of good hard work
with DR.. Preble of Auburn and then
came to this city. He has followed
the progress of the city closely and
is probably as we'll posted on this as
any person. A large circle of friends
will wish him good health and much
enjoyment in the rest that he has
surely earned.
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Hens Cause
Auto Accident

An auto accident occurred here the
, first Of the week but no one was in
jured. In trying to avoid hitting
some hens in the road, the driver
stopped suddenly. A car directly
behind could not be stopped in time
to avoid hitting the first. doing con-
siderable damage to both cars. One
of the cars still stands there by the
side Of the road.
Robert Belyea and family have re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Old Orchard.
Louis Goldsmith of Brookline,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goldsmith.
during the past week.
Alfred Bassett Of Belfast, former
ly of this place, has been visiting his
nephew, Bert Bassett, for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGeary and
Miss Hazel Dow visited Lewiston by
auto Tuesday evening.
A light snow storm visited this
place Thursday night. Two days
later than last years first fall. -