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Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-09
Population was 600


L. p. Phillips was the first city
attorney, and following his death
Elmer W. Head was elected to fill
the vacancy. The baby city
saw several months of financial em-
barrassmeut before the city's eX-
chequer was filled by the tax assess
ment. The population AT the time Of
Incorporation was about 600, and the
present estimate is 1000 people. Al
though these figures show slow in
crease in the population, the reason
is because the city built almost at
once, while the new people coming
10 the city located largely on the
rich farm lands, of which Calipat ria
has nearly 900, 600 acres tributary
10 the town.
The total valuation city the owned
property at the close of the fiscal
year in July l, 1922 was $7l ,069.30.
4 complete set OF ordinances for
governing the city has been passed
by the board from time 10 time 10
seeu mp with the needs of the city.
4 fire zone has been laid out aud
an anti-liguor ordinance passed as.
drastic as the Eolstead act.
viii Pave MAR Street
Proceedings are now under way
for the paving Of Main street to the
county highway west ard block
north and south on Hoiibird avenue.
Bids are being advertised for a
lateral sewer district in the resident
section in order that full benefit
may be obtained from the outfall
sewer built in 1921, Of which there
were four and one half miles termin
ated by a septic tank az the Alamo
river. The lateral sewers viii run
over five miles There is now one
and one half miles of sidewalk I'M
the city, both sides Of main street
being paved as part OF Holibird ave
nue..
The city will either improve its
present water system or build new
one with large filtering system,
plans for which are under way at
the present time.
There are - occupation licenses
paid in Galipatna.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-09
Many Features
in History of
New Calipatria

Tie city OF Calipatria is located
in the north end of Imperial Valley
only nine miles from INLAND, which
is the junction of the main line of
the Southern Pacific railroad. about
an equal distance to Brawley and
15e niie~~ffvfn San Diego, and 1873
miles from Los Angeles.
The city Of Calipatria was laid
out April l, 1914 by the Imperial
Valley Farnf Lands Association, own
er Of a large acreage here and who
have done much for the development
of the north end Of the valley. One
outstanding figure Of the early life
and history Of the town is II. II.
Clark, general manager of the asso-
citation. who is now located on the
big CM ranch in Calexieo and who
was succeeded here by T. NJ. Mont
gomery.
Carl Shader was also pioneer in
the city and a heavy investor.
y map of the city was flied in
1915, and many of the original own
ers of property here still retain their
holdings. The city was incorporated
February 2s, 1919. AT that time the
town was governed by the Calipatria
business mems association by priv
ate subscription. The first board of
trustees OF the newly Incorporated
city we're J. J. Farmer, G. C. Foulk,
Oscar Ncedham, j. \. Goodwin and
Victor Il. Sterling. p y. Meyers
was elected clerk, a position he still
holds. Sterling and Needham re-
signed soon after being elected, and
t. a. johnson and Henry l.. Fer
guson were elected 10 take their
places.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-09

Continued on page -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
ny JOHN W. NILSSON

Broadcast this news 10 the flocss
OF tourists cluttering the highways
o. the nation. then prepare 20 meet
The rush;
BY formal order OF the park
hoard fishing Is permitted In Green
lake and tourists camping in Seat.
ties auto park. half block away.
arc welcome TO catch a mess OF the
splendid specimens OF rainbow trout.
cutthroats. eastern brook or noun
tain trout. or their supply o. black
bass or crapptes that abound IN the
lake. for their morning meals.
Green lake. Just Off Woodland
park. Il not more than 100 yards
from Seattle's auto camp grounds.
and Green lake. according TO G8me
Warden A. C. Beach. Is probably
The best fishing spot in the county.
Hundreds OF thousands OF fish
have been put in the lake BY the
King county game commission dur.
lrg tho past ak years. and some
beautiful specimens. weighing three
and four pounds. are being taken
out Of the lake by Seattle citizens
and tourists.
NO other city In the United
States can offer its tourists
place where they can catch trout
for their breakfasts by stepping
a few feet away from their
camps" Game Warden Beach
said.
The park board is glad 70 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
PAY WARRANTS
TO Be CASHED
Railway Equipment Bills 10
Be Left Unpaid, However

Pas roll warrants toialinE sito..
saass ISSUED Friday 20 employees ot
the street railways. viii be- oashed
By city Treasurer Ia l.. Terry but
Warrants issued FOR Stss.5issi
worth u supphcs and equipment
purchased BY the street railway lie.
pariment during tho past month
viii be returned with the notation
mot paid Tor want OF funds"
Five ordinances appropriatlng
i56o,s2s.io 20 meet tho interest. bond
redemption ana depreciation eharEea
on the municipal railway. were rec.
commended for pesSaKe BY the city
council finance COMMITTEES and prob.
ably viii be passed Monday. 30
one seems 20 know where the money
win come from
with the payroll eth on caah
basis. and the supplies unpaid for.
ctiy Treasurer Terry will soon set
aside 40 tho daily receipts from
the car llnea 20 meet tho semi,
annual interest chaFErs. amounting
10 approximately tsss.o
Chairman +. l. Blaine % tho n.
nance committee predicts a crisis
when tho receipts arc taken for
interest charges and the payroll II
not met While the Warrants FOR
supplies win probably an b. paid
within the next ivn weeks. chair.
man Bh.ne rredicts thar even with
The uiWm "a Use isccnt fare
the railway department win 30
compelled 10 operate on warrant
bs'sis for The next year, probably
the next Is months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
ORGANIZE TO
HELP NEEDY

Goodwill. Inc" is the name Of the
new Industry which had its formal
opening In Seattle Saturday Good
wili." with It's headquarters at iio7
Virginia St. has been organized. ac-
cordlng 10 those in charge. for the
reclamation OF man and the rgcia-
nation OF things" cast-off clothing
and household goods win b. gathered
from Seattle homes and taken TO the
headquarters. where tho aged and
others who have found difficulty In
obtaining work elsewhere win put
them In shape again. Later. II Is said.
a downtown sales room viii b
opened.
Tho Rev. A. Fersidc. pastor Of tho
Norwegian Danish Methods, church.
was instrumental in establishing the
industry In Seattle. II Is sponsorss~
by many OF the churches and buEl-
ness people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Here and There

Test well. In search Of artesian
water. Is being sunk al Olympia.
Two fugitives from the rcforma.
tory a, Monroe WIRE captured near
snohomlsh on Friday.
Automobile cisnncs thru window
81 Henry CASTERS store at BclllnK.
ham with iosz OF $500.
Ariis, IN New YORK ~ convicted
for exhibiting picture showing dry
advocates raiding Christ as he
turned water into. wine at the we'd.
ding feast.
Six men fined si.too in Judge c.
G. paiion's Justice court. Friday. on
liquor charges.
A consignment OF plate glass"
addressed 10 Louis Moore. turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
NAME MCCLURE
NEW ASSISTANT
Principal Chosen by Board
at Meeting Friday

Worth r. Mcclure Was elected as.
tistant superintendent OF schools AZ
Fridays morting ~ the board. az a
salary or 1880 "a year Mcclure
has been principal la Seattle
school Tor many years. and has
been active IN tcachrra affairs 10
viii become an office assistant of
Superintendent Thomas r. Cole.
The board voted 20 install "a man.
ual arts course OF study In the High,
land PARK. Ghf0Wpoi ana Concord
schools. az an estimated cost 81
$500 year FOR tho three. After
July / All motion pictures shown In
Seattle schools must be first np,
proved by a censorship committee
Monthly peyrolis ana arcounts
were audited aud several minor con.
tracts let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Bend Is Without
a Teacher TODAY

BEND. Ore, May ss.-- Bend IL
wiihou, school teacher today.
Tho school ma'am special con.
sisting Of an extra sleeping car az.
iached 70 tho outgoing passenger.
left the union station last night.
taking the clty's entire teaching
force into tho outside world for tho
summer.
Tho exodus followed the compile
ton OF tho school year. with return
not anticipated before September ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Gather Evidence in
Sheriff Death Case

ALBANY. Ore. May 2s.--officcrs
gathering evidence upon which 10
base charges against tho two men
held for the murder OF Sheriff Dun.
lap last Sunday. today claim their
case agains the pair has been
strengthened.
Late yesterday a pistol was found
hidden under the house where Rule
Johnson, one Of the mcn was AZ.
rested. one shot had been fired.
Officers declare that discovery Of
the weapon disprovcs John.on's
claim that he had no pbtol. and
makes Il probable that he will b.
Jointly charged with his partner.
George Parker. with The crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Look, FOlks--Here s NelU
Seattle Tourist Asset
You Can Camp in Our Auto Park and Catch
Fish for Breakfast in Green Lake

anyone who - complying with the
game laws. angle for fish IN Green
lake" Il. II, pyor. president % The
board said Saturday. I'VE consider
the fact that Green lake offera sN
csllent fishing. desirable asset 20
tho park system. Recently some
fishermen were restrained from fiah.
ing In the lake hy park patrol
man. who was not oonycrsant with
the conditions. An order has gone
out 20 all employees informing them
that fishing in Green lake Is al
lnMcA''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Bank Case Upheld
by Supreme Court

OLYMPIA. May -5.-The supreme
court has affirmed the Judgment Of
The King county superior court in
the case OF o. y. WILLIAMS & Co.
against the Scandinavian American
bank Of Seattle. Tho court ruled
that makers OF notes held by the
bank at the time IL. closed its doors
could offset against the notes the
amount OF their deposits but could
not offse; them where notes had been
discounted at the Federal Reserve
hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Investigate Booze
Smuggling Charges

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May Is.
Customs offlciR oday were inves;i.
eating charge lnt mir booze lines
arc maintained ON Mexican border
points TO cities In tho United States.
following the capture OF an aviator
with lie quarts OF rare whisky near
Sabine. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Replace the Pied
Piper With Movies

SELMA. Cal. May rs The movies
have rendered unnecessary the re.
turn OF The Pied Piper OF Hamlln.
Selma. suffering from too many rats.
launched an antLrat campaign thru.
out its movie houses. which today
win eharseonc dead rat as the price
OF admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

Movie iheaters In Java arc 40 con.
strue,cd tina, the screen divides them
into two parts. foreigners sitting on
tho side from which tho picture Il
produced and the natives on the
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
GO watched while act followed actgood acts amateur
~ sh acts acts that were alf-and-haf.

The movie folk were intensely interested in them.
And thn writer's ardlnsuished spec
aesEravey discussed their young
women who cayornx Tho stage
thing OF putting Revue
Finally Della Sad she hack put
costume Her maid tell
had a o
Isn't she tell what has this
TO everything Oh there's nothing
what Is NJ oh. changed a little that's all How
changed Well she feels Older; tafs
old she is-bu. know-thcy children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

University OF Vienna. viii DC one
OF the principal speakers ON both
Northwest and national programs.
as an authority ON diseases of the
heart.
Al the first public lecture la the
First Presbyterian church, az
o'clock Monday evening June rs,
pr H. Gideon Wells, professor q
pathology az tho University of Chi
cago and a world authority ON can
csr. win speak ON Roumanla and
Her People. Their Influence IN the
World War aud the Work % the
American Red Cross Among Them.
NOTED DOCTORS
On PROGRAM
Or. Wells Is also director Of the
Ohio $. spraguc Memorial Institute
fer Clinical Research, Chicago.
The following syenlng d. J p,
cerip. professor OF hloohsmlstFy AZ
the University % Alberta, Edmon.
ton. Alta. and one % the discoy'
erers q lnsulln will speak on
Diabetes. Recent Researches. insu,
lin and Is Treatment Dr. A H.
Byfield, professor u pediattics, Uni,
vcrslty Of Iowa, win speak en- "Why
our children should b. Properly
Noufished" d.. Claiming Frolh,
iugham. professor OF medicine. Har
ward medical college. viii talk ON
Heart Disease Prom tho Standpoint
Of Patient and Dr. Francis Pea.
body. also OF Harvard. will deliver
a lecture on The Public and the
General Practitioner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

A large crowd Of small boys stood
on the station platform and ehecrcd
Justify as the train departed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

Homeless people wandering In
London streets on one night last
February numbered 1877. as com.
pared with Io4 last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

Rainbow.hucd walking sfici<s and
WILDLY colored spats aro the latest
masculine 'fashiona" in Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

out 10 be bonded whisky and Moore
WAS promptly arrested.
William NJ. Short, president OF
tho state federation OF labor. urged
Know Seattle" idea at Chamber Of
Commerce luncheon on Friday.
Seattle Labor college win present
musicale on Saturday night at tho
Labor temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
M E. MT
BY DON RYAN

OS ANGELES May 26We sat in the darkened Philhar-
l. monte auditorium watching the dress rehearsal Of the
Writers Revue The girl whom ] had last seen as am
unknown, struggling dancer, New York stage sue
cess one Of the stars Of the Greenwich Village Folles
know coming Los
Muscles under these circumstance II probably would DO hours before she
the revue We had ample time FOR taiN
trait Of hers ana tried to draw her out with questions
llaa she had many love affairs Yea How many Three be exact
Ne. appeal OF Different
gp her Not exactly; nobody u
ON the lighted stage in shirt sleeves struggling
" away with heavy flats Just behind the footghts was
confused heap Of properties bicycle an invalid chair al
hand-tluck a sack of something.
os y saosss ? 9ai 81 he a s's a Arthur ' Three on the cell
with oudciy roused checks ana baby
removed his hsh hat and top coat disclosing OUTFIT white hnnel
runway and psrcbed on
spaop- curnr their
slender limbs under them smiling fa,uus tough
Dss watched their aato. thing
any stage triumph
csurchG danced there eight weeks ,Ss a, ssanl some
body introduced her somebody se finally she Murray Anderson
iul must have been more than lueksbe must have made big hit
THE movie actors the stage very earnest-very
serious about their parts. The rehearsal dragged along
with many stops and false starts.
Hey I'm o'e,'hnr Band nand-
from tho spectators The
pathetic ghp,ehed
How different y
Yes somebody should have told him how lines Maybe
nobody could WHAT Oh he doesn't eoneeied undoubtedly
somebody could
The , dance s Imported from n. rS, ".atsl Win
up, That's The crash Bob 20, rla.. crash her.s-
The baby hcrded behind sEnboarda which
hits had been
director tho baby
around and ns
Have and 10 iIod' without
There smokers bat
% In the roiFs OF
tadre behind
Gimme the shek o O
clrEJ. iou know I that's
Aitt that What 10 coun
COULDN'T kicking
much time consumed picking
thing" That's
been tryin TO ccunieraotwronS impressions about Hollywood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Northwest Doctors viii
Meet In Seattle June 10
Medical Association Will Hold Three-Day
Convention in This City

II you have germs. prepare 20
shed them now. Otherwise they vii
be ruthlcsSly slaug Uttered next month
when International leaders In al
phases Of medical science appear in
Seattle or tho program OF tho Pa.
oific Northwest Medical association.
june ia. 20 and si.
Fifteen hundred physicians and
SURGEONS from Washington. OreEon.
Idaho, Montana. Wyoming. Titan
srd the Canadian provinces of Brit
lsh Columbia. Alberta and Saskateh,
evan. viii attend the convention.
Speakers include professors from
The heading medical schools ~ North
Amcrfca and Europe. who win ais.
ousS a Wide range og medical SUD
iecis ot the convention sessions.
Two meetings win tc open 20 the
pubic IN the First Presbyterian
church on the evenings of June
Is and 10.
SESSIONS WILL BE HELD
IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH
Convention sessions will be held
Ia the afternoon end evening stimuli.
.anecusly in the Plymouth congSc.
gaiionai church and the womsn's
University club. Twenty interna.
,ional leaders IN medicine win ap-
pear ON the program. many being
obtained thru the coincidence Of the
national convention OF the Ameri.
can Medical Society In San Fran.
clsoo. where they are listed TO APP
pear,
Prof. X. r. wenekebaeh, OF the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
MOVE POLIT1CKt SESKUPENi.
FEDEROVANA FARMAkSKO -DELNI.
CKA STRANA ZALOzENA.
UNIOW DELNlCI A FARMARI u vSAK PROHLA.
SUJl IA PklLlS "RUDOU"

Chicago, 5. cervence. Federovan& farmarsko-d6lncka
srana patformou pod vddcovstvm Workers Party of Anne
byla zde dnes vece p cemz vsak dosavadi
strana odepfea podle Delegat te
poda nahradnf plaformu organsacniho vyboru
ale byla zavrzena obrovskou v6tsinou
jednom odstavci n4hradnf patformy prohlasova-
TO- ze zadna organisace spffzn6na tfe nteacionalou
Moskve, nemohla by byh skupnou move stran9
Plaforma proektovan@ Federovane farmafsko-d6nickA
sarany vylicovana jako "pfs ruda, komunscka boise
vicka pills radkanf pro radikalnf stat Wisconsin,
epa dnesn konferenc reformnfch mens stran, jez od
roa nakvap aby pfedes hrozcimu odchodu n9kte-
rych farmafsko-d o-d9lnckych deleg6tn.
Odrocenf stale, aby umoznilo delegation farmaf-
skodenicke srany ustanoviti dAlsfr enanf
G. Brown narodnf sekret&f zmin6nE strany zamt ejfn
menem platformu patou konferenci kter& byla pod
kontrolou Workers Party of America ez jest vasn6 odvet
vim komunisticke strany.
Organisacnf vybor pozdstavajcf delegate zastupu-
cfch indusran deniky farmafe mennove potick&
n.y. podal platformu, pfectenou Josephem Maneym New
Yorku deegatem Workers Party nz G. E Ruthenberg pro
has ze bya podepsana 26 ceny v5boru 20. Byla "a
pe napadena inosskou jednotkou
n.y. ale by to John Fitzpatrick pfedseda Chcagsk&
prace jenz zle M nj obofil.
"Farm&fsko-d9nick6 strana svoala tuto konferenci
poctivem dmysu ovl&d4na touhou docfh polcke sednc
fcenos prav Fitzpatrick .AvSak jnk skupiny pozvant
sem zneuzy toho pfinesly patformu ktera bude pfa
ta zabije stranu znamen& uzeb
|pracujfcf Hfdy M dyacet rok zda William z. Foster
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
NOVA USTAVA PRO RUSKO.
JEST VYPRACOVANA CASTEcNE DIE VZORU
ONE SPOJENYCH STATU.

Moskva. s. cervence Nova federan dstava pro Rusko
jez byla jednomysne schvalena vcera Vsersym sfedn
vykonnym vyborem ma zvlanf zamavost pro AmercarV,
iezto Istava Spojenych Stat1 souzia il
Neobsahuje sice nceho svobode tsku fec COZ jest
uvedeno prvnm dodatku amercke dstavy. ale dojde p
tomu, jakme "pom6ry okonost dovof."
Jsou vsak diva velm ddezite rozdiy: Pfedn9, rusky
plan znemoznuje od9pen kterehoko statu ruse nie
coz prvodo obcanskou v&lku Americe zafazenfm kau
sue, ze zadny stat nesmf opustit federalnf Unit.
Ia druh6, ze federalni presidium ma jenom nomnena
neivyssi ktera skutecnos jest rukou dstfednhn
vykonneho vyboru komunsck& strany teo neni Cinema
zadna zmnka move dsave to vsak nem9nf skueGnos ze
komuncka strana ovada dnesn Rusko bude je asi ova
dati do doby nedohledn6.
Nova federani unie pozdstava nasedujicfch stath
Ruska vlasniho vcetn9 Sbfe dalekovychodn repubky;
Ukrany Bile Rusi Gruznsk6 federace Arn&nska. Tatar
ske republky autonomnich repubik Chvy Bochary.
Federalnf zakonod&rna pozdstava, jako Amerce, ze
dvou domd ez tvof kongres Jsou to feder& rada voe
ma zaklad6 obyvatelstva pozdstavajc 371 clent
rada narodnos voena pe ceny kazdeho jednotlv6ho
satu zastoupen6ho Uni jednm cenem ka7dou auto
nomnf repubiku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
NOW SLIB ELARSKEHO TRUSTU,
ZRUSf PRY DVANACTlHODINrY PRACOVNl DEN
AZ "POMERY BUDOU DOvOLOvATr.

presdentem Hardn0em eho pniezdu sem ze American
Iron Steel Institute da prozatm souhlas presiden1
dsm zruSenf Observation-Disclosures pracovnho ocela
skem primyslu
Ornament ucinsno byo forms dopsu nresidentovi
direktor nsttuu iehoz cele Jest E. H Gary predseda
fditelsk6 radv United Steel Corporation Dops bv
odpov6d z&dost presdentovu aby Inst dial sb ze
jakmie pom9ry budou dovoova ocelaTskem nrmvsln
vedena bude osmhodinna doba pracouQi pro vssnu delhi
ctva desfthodinna doba ostatni.
Slb teno obsazen Jest dopise uvefeinxn6m
tenn dnes Trust sbue zkra dobu pracovni iakmle
dostatek pracovnich sill. say
President zdrzel tonto m9ste pet hodin po fee
proslovene stadu odebral vojens transport Hen
derson nex odjede do Alasy provxzen pr Hardngovou
"a cstnou dsnxinea pe1van5cif host(s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
MARINE Sc OBErOvALr.

Louisville. KY, 5. cervence.
Hrdinne dsili dvou hochi "a
chraniti jejich spolecnici ze
spodniho proudu, jenz il u
chvatil. kdyz lod'ka Sc s mimi
prekotila ma fece Ohio, bv'o
bezvysledne a vsichni tri uto-
null nedaleko m6sta vceraN ve-
Ger. Mrtvi jsou: Slefna An
drey Adamsova. 21-leta. En-
bry Quinn, 17-lety Rewin
Juckenbrod. 21-lety. vsichni z
Louisville. Byli cleny druzinv
ash dvaceti mladych lidf. ktefi
81 vyjeli k rece ma vylet. Mno-
ii z t6chto byli We vod6. kdyz
Sc lod'ka prekotila divkou a
dvema hochy, ale nemohli Jim
pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
BERLfNSKA VLADA PROTl SABOTAn.
ASPON MA OKO ODSUZUJE MA
SILNOSTI Y PORURf
v PARlzI PRAy1, zE PRlSTl TAH vZHLEDEM K
vALEcNYM NAHRADAM MUsf vYJfTl
LONDYNA.

Berlin. cervence Cunova vlada chysta razne
zeni cinI sabotaze naslnosf Pdru Prohlasen kance
fovo bude obsahpva varovani pro cindm oho duhu
budoucnosti. tisAs
papezskym nunciem Mnchove monsignorem Pacellim,
jenz pfijefdo Belha hned dynaMovani besck6ho
enskeho vaku Dusburgu Krok tento nasedova appel
pez1v aby Sc ustalo vsemi nasilnymi ciny.
Cuno svych posednich verejnych fecich z vyso-
vii pro cindm sabotaze pouzivanf dynamiu revoverd
Ruhrske panvi cemz souhlas MIN v9tsina vefeneho mi
nenf Nemecku Cunovym presvedcenm jest ze jednanm
akovym spse uskod nez prosp9je pnemu odporu Mem
CD porynskych provinciich.
Pouze nejkrajnejsi zpatecnic antsemite, zufivf
cionalove miltariste jsou pro prime ednani Poru.
Cuno vdbec nemoh jednati jinak nezl vystoup proti
nasnym cnGm Poru ale skutecnost jest to pouhym
dipomackym gestem "carem papiru" Jsto jest ze ma
snos proti Francouzdm Begicandm Porufi bude pfi
byva ze bude to schvalovano velikou vesnou Nemcd
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