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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24

(Birth note in Clinton (Iowa)
 Blade.)
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Work, cf Clinton, a son, Ernest Will. last night at Jane Lamb Hospital
 If 1t Fits
 Thrift may be very fine thing, but none of your friends like to see you begin practicing around Christ mas time.
 Many, a girl wishes when she quits growing in height she also would quit growing in breadth.
 There are no supermen in the world, but il is crowded to suffoca- ton with birds who think they are. The only time some people take an interest in religion is when the preacher becomes the center of a scandal
 It isn't the waste that worries most women half so much as the waist.
 It is the "small' people who cause the biggest lot of trouble in
  man who is slow may never be any great shakes as social lion but a girl can go riding with him without having to jump out of tho machine and breaking her limbs tc protect her honor.
 man doesnSt want his wife tc leave him, but occasionally he does wish she would leave him alone.
 A fellow needs to be mighty cau- tions about the kissing he does. It is liable to get him a wife-and it is liable to lose him one if he is already married.
 A girl will fight harder to save her purse that contains quarter in change, powder rag, a lipstick and twenty samples than a man will to keep the thief from getting away with wallet that contains several hundred dollars
 A man fixes his hair the same way 365 days year, but woman can md twenty different ways to fix even bobbed hair.
 Listen. fellows: Don't think when you tell a girl you are not good enough for her she doesn't believe you. She does, but she may grab you because she is afraid you will be her last chance.
 There's nothing some men dread any more than being left alone with their wives
 A glrl cant help it if she is ugly, but it is her own fault if she nuts on goggles and wears earrings.
 Daily Sentence Sermon
 IL takes a lot of coaxing to make things come your way
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
And Angels Are Mighty Scarce

A woman has to be some angel to lie gracefully when she remarks the vacuum cleaner you gave her for Christmas was just what she want cd when she knows, and you know, she was crazy for a fur coat and would just as soon have had case of smallpox as a vacuum cleaner
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
Fool Questions

D. M asks 'Do they ever arrest a detective for running down a clue?' Hardly ever. Hardly ever. In 999, 9,999,999 cases out of a million the clue eludes them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Ladies of Juneau: Miss Jewett, an expert marcelle, is now with Mrs. Fry at the Beauty Shop. For appointment call 475. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
Miuht Help Some

Blinks: T see they are trying to find way to make steel harder.
 links: I'd rather see them find a way to make stealing harder"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
Modern Idea

Pa what is domestic scienee?'' asked Clarence.
 aIt'6 knowing how to open a can, son, replied his dad as he surveyed the salmon, and canned vegetables and fruit that made up the evening meal
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
Gems From Guide Book to Success

The man who can but do that which others have done before him may be commended upon his indus try and enterprise, but not upon his initiative. The real leaders in life will never be found following q blazed trail" J. E. F.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24

Amba ader Harvey denies that he and Secretary Hughes have nct disagreed important questions of foreign policy Just what yet unrevealed policy upon which the two statesmen have agreed to disagree has not been diyulged
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24

The Buffalo woman who lost $50OO worth of jewels in New York hodup got her picture and the name of her husband in several hundred newspapers She ought to be satisfied as space rates were not charged
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL
Observations of Oldest Inhabitant

l kin remember when the affini- ties powder and shot" were as well known as powder and paint are today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24

Old papers Tor sale at Empi, ..
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24

Daily Sentence Sermon It takes a lot of coaxing to make things come your way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-24
Maybe Earnest Willard Maybe He
 Won't

(Birth note in Clinton Uowa)
 Blade.) Born to Mir. and Mrs. F. o. Work Of Clinton, a son, Ernest Will, last night at Jane Lamb Hospital.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-08-31
BY Samuel eompers, President
American Federation of Labor

Within the past month there have
been conferences and congresses at
Frankfort, Berlin, Hamburg and
Amsterdam.
One concrete result is the forma-
tion of what the European left wing
leaders are pleased to call united
front" of transport workers through
on alliance between the International
Transport Workers Federation and
the Red Soviet organization of trans
port workers.
The Importance of this move is in
the text that Edo Fimmen, Secretary
OF the International Federation of
Transport Workers, is also one Of the
secretaries of the International
Federation of Trade Unions. Losov-
sky, Secretary of the red trade union
international, as the sovietists call 1t,
is quoted as extremely well satisfied
with the new alliance. as well he
might be.
Robert williams, Of the British
Transport Workers Federation,
presided over the joint conference in
which the sell-out to communism was
engineered.
Europe slipping.
The developements in this con-
ference and in other conferences OF
the month show European labor slip
ping toward the red revolutionary
standard In a movement that from
this distance looks much like a rut.
The new transport alliance is to
establish a Committee of action"
at Berlin, from whence to direct its
activities. Fimmen, one of the guild
ing spirits of the alliance, has been
one of the most energetic proponents
of the anti-war resolution adopted at
the Rome congress and reaffirmed at
the Hague, to oppose all wars, no
matter how desperately defensive they
might be, with an international
general strike, about the last de-
lusion Of the utopian mind.
While Ffmmen was consorting with
the Bolsheviks, his fellow secretary,
Oudegeest, was attending the recon-
citation congress Of the second and
second-and-a-half internationals at
Hamburg. where, according to news
paper reports, he sat as a representa-
Continued on Page FOur)
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-08-31
Indian Village.

Taholah Indian village may be
reached by train or motor stage to
Moclips and then by motor or stage
to Taholah, located at the mouth of
the Quinault river and the home of
the Quinault Indian tribe Fishing is
the principal occupation of the tribe
and here the far-famed Quinault or
Blueback salmon are caught. Salmon,
Indian curios, baskets, and so forth
may be purchased at reasonable
prices.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-08-31

Continued on Page Eighth
Evening star., 1923-11-04
cWnc bfcWHl. Bear
.andst1yo cubs: Which
Slid dNto, the SWiML-
. ming. oo1 before
they Gould suimu.

More than ~150 pounds iof fish were
floating in, three long watts against
the wall opposite the doorway. 'sThis
many fish, our birds. bears .and sea-
lions eat every day" .tTreyey said
Eyes. we have no bananas, was
scrawled on a cloth covering the fruit
case. standing next TO the fish, vat.
Behind the cloth were apples, oranges,
pears and the .hera1ded bananas.
See, those two boxes of stale
bread, said rrevey, pointing to the
end Of the room on ithe right of, the
entrance. .cMush made from those
stale loaves Of bread, rolls and buns
is the delight sof young hippopota-
muses.. monkeys. small birds.and other
animals We buy
stale stock from Washington bakers" !"
Between bread boxes and door
stands bone grinding machine, with
meat saw and cieaver beside It. THE
machine serves as teeth for young
lions. tigers and wolves. which need
bone before they have teeth" the
cook explained.
5 Descending to- the. floor below one
came upon the Zoo, bakery. This plant
produces the bears breakfast. lunch
Eand dinner delight - graham .bread.
Three ovens of hotel-kitchen proper
tions fill one end OF the: lower room.
Trevey opened saa oven door and the
aroma Of baking bread drifted out.
In the center OF the room stood six
high. wire cages. f1lled with finished
bread. The dark brown graham
loaves were about forty inches long,
twenty. inches wide and four inches
thick. Trevey had to place one on his
knee and exert himself to break it. ,
"The bread is two days old when W,
feed it; to, the bears. They consum,
Evening star., 1923-11-04

/ = 80 e rg : - -
ENTERING the buildings wide
T. doorway, one sees on his left. q
miniature of butcher shop. Large
sections of horse meat are hanging
along the wall. Pieces Of pork, and a
few skinned rabbits are sandwiched
between the ]. horsenesh. Before the
meat stand freshly scrubbed butcher
blocks. on which meat portions will
be carved.
i Horse meat is for lions. tigers and
Fwolves--both small; and large. q Notice
the stamp on, both 7horsefiesh and
pork. which shows 1t has been exam
lined and found healthy by United
States government inspectors," Cook
Trevy said. Pork We give slittle
bears when they are sick. -
Evening star., 1923-11-04
C1hirt4 Six huNdteo square Ntoals are tore pared
~ aM Zoo kitdtteM bY c.c.1fevcy. ssa, ses..

| - 49, 49, - = : -
For monkey s(r year, old)--F1alf an
orange: mixed vegetables handful
Chopped dne and favored with on
ion) boiled rice. q tabiespoonfuls wa
ter ! PAINFUL ~ ltss.ss'. 80 81
Fpr hippopotamus Il year. old)7
Bread, and milk. bowls; crushed oats
and bran. bowl: chopped hay.
peck. AZ 3s IS
Food for the zoo.s babies is pre-
pared with the greatest cautions In .
clean, twosstory Kitchen. located be-
hind the birdheuse. TO this building
each day come delivery trucks OF
Warrington butchers. oakess fsh
and sfruft idsAls1s. -. - -. S.. ..s. .
Evening star., 1923-11-04

= -
exact amounts baby animals are to
receive, he- gives each mdrnings to
Cook C. c. Trevey. q
Preparing 5000 square meals : q
day for the zoos $500 animals has
become '.just another day's work
with Trevey. He took charge Of the
xeo kitchen in is11.s -.
/ Quantities and varieties OF food
baby animals devour daily at the age
when they stop receiving .nourish-
ment from mothers arex shown in
their menus: ,.ies-i
/ For hear tsA months old
ham bread. pounds; hsh. ~
For tiger or lions tzh months old,
Ground horse meat. I pound, ground
bone. table spoonful: i pigeon. 1. {
Evening star., 1923-11-04
MN1u eight months old, this An eric arO>.
" buffa19 calf ats nag like nj s motkef.H

Young kangaroos and deer instinc.
lively seek new grass to nibble, but
their parents have worn this of the
corral ground. The youngsters learn
only slowly to approach piles of hay
and vegetables which keepers give
them. = s.si
Once the Zoos babies start seeing
their world for themselves Black
burne's worries are doubled. :
Straight for the swimming. pool.
twice deep. enough to drown them.
headed Mrs. Brown Bears triplets as
soon as they came wobbling from
their den: Luckily there was Z no
water in 1t and Blackburne boarded
up the pool to a, depth. OF one foot
before flooding it.. - r
Young. animals break, their bones.
cut and bruise- themselves, until they
learn they We're born captiyes- !, "A
lion cub, inheriting q love OF rowing.
expects an iron rod thick .as Its leg
to- bend like a weed as 1t rushes
against it. A beautiful young deer
recently broke It's neck when It raced
across Its paddock and leapedF Into
tho fence. Until his charges become
cage broke" 'Blackburne rs. kept busy
doctorins them }.ss3F t.'.is y
What bothers the National Zoos
Wild pets 30 much that they some
times cannot take; afternoon maps are
the parks uncaged pests-fiies Ten
der. young skins are especially sub-
ject to flies attacks. ~ ses's
: Blackburne has oons,Sarnd .ec+j1
n.y. washing all his. Juveniles. but he
has not enough assistants to apply
washes, frequently enough. and, .be.-
sides. some youngster would be sure
to lick on his "anti-ny" and get q
tummyache. e~-S
Crossness Of their own parents Is q
danger from which new horns must
be protected. -
Mrs. East African Lion presented
the Zoo with twins last May ~. Six
weeks later she almost Killed the
more popular Of the pair.s little
Wanda Lion. Fsff - 4.
THE lioness held to. the belief that
babies should be given an hours ride
every morning and Afternoon Hav-
ing no perambulAtor. she carried her
young In her mouth, .catlike,t as she
paced about the cage" " BlackburnE re-
called. Te
'.Becoming Cross during ono Of
these walks. she. threw wanda to the
door, jumped upon her and walked
away. jsrksd the little club from
the cage before the mother returned
q t-f
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Reduction in Spots.
the Minneapolis Txibane,

From the Minneapolis Txihane.
Skinnem had :nsented = new hair
restorer. and had sent = large number
of sample bottles out to various 'wefl
known people in the hope OF securing
some testimonials for Advertising
purposes. t-S
II don't know whether to publish
this testimonial or. not" he said to
9 friend who was calling upon him
as he was opening the letters.
what does it say?" inquired the
other.
We'll. IT says" said the proud In
ventor, Before fused your hair re-
titorer I had three bald patches. Now
have only one.~s ~ =
Evening star., 1923-11-04
0 completely trample life from her

to completely trample life from her
cub
.1ts head WIS twisted upside down,
its back was wrenched and hind leg
| was broken. I administered first aid,
and. keeping 1t In my ,ofI1ce, brought
1T up on bottle. The cubs weight
jumped from four. to six pounds In
two weeks. Her broken leg mended
and she became quite frisky. Ititried
to open desk drawers, tugged at my
trousers and raced about the ONCE in
circles. =
|, ct offered the cub little meat
horse flesh ground fne-when she was
two and a. half months old. She
smelled 1t, sucked 1t and finally ate
a bit. Soon she became quite raven
GUS. eating horse flesh. pigeon and
ground bone. -
when Wanda adopted this husky
diet, ,I<transferred, her from my office
to- a separate cage, q huge nursery
yard: Instead OF the white ename1ed
wooden slaves which surround baby's
yard: Wanda was, s,hedged in by black
iron rods reinforced by clcse-meshed
wire IS ss-S- =
1 II gave her two wooden, blocks to
play with As . substitute formy desk
drawers. y,
|, ;.oh. yes the Zoos ANIMALS have
ltoys. The brown bears trfplets toss
q volleys ball about their cage, And
monkeys-why, most children will
have to wait for q week of Christ
masses before their nurseries are as
fun OF playthings as are monkey
|.cakeslini tho Natipnals Zoo" r,
l = ~ -
|1Tso encourage his baby monkeys to
exercise. Blackburne has given
them nnerry-go-round. springboards
inclined ladder. trapese. swinging
rings. ropes and poles and slides.
II used TO teach, tricks to tho ami
NAL babies. LAtt1e monkeys. bears,
lions and tigers Learned to 90 through
q miniature circus performance
Jumping through hoops. riding on
each others. backs. swinging on
trHpeSe and rings, shaking hands and
other stunts. But the Zoo is too
large now TO allow time for trick
teaching. !" the head keeper said.
|. Besidss being 500 8 nurse. Black
burne IL 500 Sdietician.
He decides whether bear cubs shall
have pork or fish with bread; whether
little Wanda Lion nseds pigeon in.
addition to horse meat and hone. and
whether ths monkeys nay have
oraagss with thsif carrots and o.
IONS. The days food schedule, with
Evening star., 1923-11-04

| dKpF ND @
eMrnng-J wIernngCa
Preparation Grounds Chhmne1n e(r
as tNamed1H 1HnpCho + .y . /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

svedkove, musel zistati We ve-
dlejsi mistnosti. Obzaloba te-
ma byla v anglicine nemcine
"a vyzadala 81 znacne casu.
Griffis cd sameho pocatku
byl stredem zajmu. Pc pre-
cteni zaloby byl predvolan ja-
koAprvni svedek.
Kdyz byl ma kladene mu o.
|tazky obeznamil sond s Ii
|votnf historif, pfeSsf f--le poku.
su lnosu, o cemz sveho casu
obsirne zpravy dosly. Diva z
muzI. o lnos Sc pokusivsich,
byli zastreleni Bergdollem v
jeho pokoji v hotelu a ctyri
zatceni. Ocekava Sc, re pro-
ces vyzada 81 n6kolik dni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
ANelIE JEST PRoTI ocHRANNEMU Gu
KONSERvATIVNf STRANA UTRpELA
ZTRATY We vCEREJSf VOLBE.

ocekavana prekvapeni. Mi
INSTR prace, Sir Montague Bar
low, byl porazen delnickym
kandidatem tentyz osud stih
nul admirala Sira Reginalda
Halla, hlavniho organisatora
konservativni strany. Ma dru-
he strane, Winston Churchill,
jeden z nejmocnejsich muzd v
kruzich liberalnfch, byl pora-
zen " Leicesteru delnickym
kandidatem. :
Lady Astor, rozena Ameri-
canka. bude opetn6 zastupo-
vati Plymouth v parlamente
porazivsi sveho stareho soupe-
Re, kapitana Brennana, vetsi-
nou 5000 hlasi. Nekolik j.
nych zen, kter6 kandidovaly
do parlamentu, bylo vsak po-
razeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Londyn, Z. prosince. = Ac-
koli nedplne zpravy az dosud
dosly O vysledku voleb, jest
jisto, ze konservativni strana,
jez odporucovala celHi ochra-
nu nejenom neziskala vetsinu
v parlamente, ale ztratila ma
sve dosavadnf sfle. Dnes We
2:4O rano postaveni jednotli-
vych stran zda Sc byti nasle-
dujici: Konservativci, 11O po-
slancu; d9lnicka strana, 76;
liberalove, So; neodvisli, 6;
nacionaliste, /. Konservativci
ziskali 8 mfsta v parlamente
a ztratili jich 38, liberalove
ziskali 80 ztratili IL, delhi
cka strana ziskala 20 a ztrati-
la jich g..
Volba pfinesla mnoha ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
KRAd VE SLEpEJlCH HARD|NGA.
TAK0VY JEST 1sUDEk . PosELsTvi
PRESIDENTA COOLIDGE.
JEST PRO MEZINARODNf SOUD A PROTI
VOJENSKEMU BONUSU.

tvi, tax aby pristehovalci byli
vybrani We svych domovskych
zemich a zde vsichni cizinci
bezodkladne registrovani; Via
dni operovani "a valky zbudo-
vanych lodi, pokud Sc nedaji
vyhodne prodati; sesileni, ma
miste oslabeni, armady va
lecneho lod'stva; prodej Mus
Gle Shoals, spolu mistem pro
pomocne parni strojovny a
pravem pro napinani Ian ma
prenos elektrickeho proudu,
tax aby farmafi mohli ziskati
vice a lacinejsi hnojivo; ochra
nu proti ,,nesnesiteln6 vyso-
kym" cenam paliva, opirajici
Sc o odporuceni vladni uhelne
komise; omezeni d6tske prace
lstavnfm dodatkeml; stavbu
novych silnic a zalesnovani.
President We SVEN, poselstvi
stavf Sc proti: Vojenskemu bo-
nusu, clenstvi Spojenych Sta
til We Svazu Narodi, urcova-
nj cen farmarskych produkti,
revisi celnfch zakond, odvola-
nj odstavce dopravnickeho "a
kona, tykajicfho sc dovoznich
sazeb; zrusenf cizich dluhI.
A rovnez Jest p. Coolidge pro-
ii uzn&nf Ruska, polkutd rezim
tamnf neuzna pray soukrome-
no majetku a dluhy. jez Ru-
sko nadelalo po svrzeni cara.
Kdvz Sc president Coolidge
objevil ma podiu, uvitan byl
potleskem z preplnenych gal
lerii a poselstvf jeho vyslech-
nuto bylo 8 bedlivou pozorno-
sti senatory a kongresniky, do
stavivsimi Sc v plnem poctu do
spolecneho zasedanf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

prvni rade musi byti zpusobi-
lymi.
PriSti filitel mestska spra-
Wy neni rodakem cleveland
skym, narolil Sc r. 1869 v
Iohnstownu v Pennsylvania, ale
jeho rodice odstehovali Sc do
Clevelandu, pokud byl jestA
malym hochem a usidlii Sc v
Newburgu. Synkovi nemohli
dati vyssiho vzdefani krom nor
malnich skol, ale anazivy mia
dix, ac byl nucen vlastnf pra-
ci sob6 vyd6lavati chleb v
prazdnych chvilich, studoval a
prosed pripravnou akademii v
Hudson, O., vstoupil ma Wes-
tern Reserve universitu, kde v
r. 1895 graduoval a po te je-
ste studoval dale ma miversite
" Chicagu. Diplom pravnika
obdrzel Y Clevelande r. 1899.
V politice neni Hopkins nikte-
rak novackem, bylt' v obdobf
1897 az 90 mestskym radnim
a po dve obdobi We volebni ra-
de. Krone pravnictvi Jest i
ma slovo vzatym technikem,
svedci o tom projekt drahy
Belt Line technicke vodni
prace. v Sever-1i Caroline. Ten
nessee A New Yorku. Pc ne
jakou dobu byl okresnim pred
sedou strany republikanske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
REvOLUCE vYPuKLA Y MEX|ku.
PET sTkT0 We vzPouRE PRoTl
0BREG0M0vE WADE.
PRESIDENT OBvINOvAN z UsIIt NICE
Nj LIDOvE VI.ADY.

gislativnf sve moci nasledkem
federalniho zakrocovani; a.
narchii a porusovani discipli-
my v armade, coz jest podne-
covano nejvysSich ufednich
kruhi.
"Toto jsou priciny, ktcre
pfimely mas zaujati nase sta
novisko a pri cemz name ma
zfeteli jedine dobro vlasti.'
Kopie teto depese byly row.
nez poslany guvernerdm a
vojenskym nacelnfkdm vsech
stati Mexika. Gen. Eduardo
Logo byl jmenovan prozatim-
MIN guvernerem Vera Cruz.
Behem noci voienske vlaky
hnuly Sc k hranicfm statu a
vsechna strategicka mista OBJ
sazena vojaky. /.
,Vcera vecer dosla sem zpra
va podobnem hnutf proti O.
bregonove Wade v Tamauli-
pas, vedenem gen. Lopezem
Larou a v Chihuahua, vede-
mem gen. Chao, jenz ma 1000
vojakG. Rovnez koluji povesti
o vzpoure we statech San Luis
Potosi a Michoacan.
Hnuti proti presidentu O.
bregonovi a gen. Callesovi by
10 nepochybne zahajeno stou-
penci Adolfo De La Huerty,
Floresa Villareala a Raoula
MADEIRA. Vsechno 3eleznicni
spojenf mezi Vera Cruz a Me-
stem Mexikem jest preruseno
a vlaky budou vysflany ienom
do mist, kde povstalecke VOL
sko jest rozestaveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Nova m6stsk& rada vcera
vyvolila Williama r. Fopkinse
rrvnlm megtskEm riditelem
Clevelandu. Sestavi sve admi.
nistracni uredniky do DOLBY
vlastniho nastoupeni uradu v
lednu. Jmenovany ochuravel
chrirkou a ma radu lekaru le-
ci Sc mimo m6sto, &C iinak v
den nastoupeni bude pine Sc
svym kabiretam hotov prevzi.
I'll nan vlozenou zodpovednost
Zvolen vsemi pfitomnymi rad
mimi, jichz bylo we schulz pra.
We %. Schazeli jen Peter Witt
a w. E. Cook, % kterych jest
ale znamo, ze jsou tez Hopkin.
SOW nakloneni. Radni po rad
MIN povstavai a s pr.lezitost.
nym proslovem odevzda avail
hlasy "a potlesku galerie.
Nyni, kdyz jiz Cleveland
sveho reditele ma, pretrasa Sc
o.azka. kdo zasedati bude V je
ho pristim kabinetu, vyskytuji
Sc jmena Fitzgeralda, byvale.
no mayora, Ryana. tajemnika
mfstskeho klubu, G.. A. Gesel,
la. byv. financnIho fiditele, s
nsmz sc mavor Kohler tax ne.
slavn6 rozesel. ale vsechny ty.
to pfedpoklady staveny jscu
as ma pfsku, neb Hopkins sill
buje vyvoliti gi muze, kteri '
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
Vera Cruz, 6. prosince.

Vera Cruz, 6. prosince. -
Pet mexickych stat6 jest We
zjevne vzpoure prot presiden-
tu Obregonovi a gen. P. Eliasu
Callesovi, Obregonovu kandi-
datu presidentstvi, die infor-
maci obdrzenych zde.
Vojensti vddcove We statech
Vera Cruz, San Luis Potosi,
Chihuahua, Michoacan a Ia
maulipas odepreli dalsi po-
slusnost federalni Wade, wy
hostili vsechny federalni 1red
Milky a ma jich mfsta dosadili
sve vlastni lidi. Prevlada mi
neni, ze revolucni hnuti Sc roz
siri do vsech statI v Mexiku.
Velitel valecneho lod'stva v
Mexickem zaliyu, nacelnlk ma
morni pechoty nekolik vud-
cich generald vcera pIlnoci
poslali vzkaz presidentu Obre-
gonovi, v nemz pravf:
"Na ochranu instituci repu-
bliky a abychom pfispeli nasi
vojenskou cti k zachovani mi
ru a respektu pro svobodnou
Will lidu a zamezili zaludne
dklady, jez smeruji ku znice-
nj v jeff kolebce nasf demo-
kraticke formy vlady, rozhod-
Ii jsme sc prevziti obranu ma
sich instituci ohrozenych tax
vazne vladou, kterou repre-
sentujete.
Z "Uvadime poruseni svrcho-
vanosti stati San Luis Potosi a
Michoacan, kterezto staty po-
stradaji neodvislosti a zaruk
svobodneho vykonavani le-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
VRAH PRAL 81 ZEMRlTI.

Houston, Tex, 6. prosince.-
"Ryl bych 81 radeji pral elek-
trickou zidh." Toto byla po-
znamka George Vexana, jenz
slouzil II francouzskeho lete!c-
keho sboru We svetove valce.
Rozsudek poroty, jez uznala
iei vinnym ze zabitf jeho mi
icnky, slecny Gabriely Floque-
tove, znel ma dozivotnf zalar,
Porota radila Sc hodinu. Ivy
chlapfci mne dopalujete," pra-
vii Francouz svym obhajcdm
ia nechci byti ma zivu ia
chci zemfftd."