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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-11

Wills es 3 Gfios mas joven; en- altura
Wills es tambien mayor; asf es que
tampoco yeo la superioridad de Glib
bons sobre cl 'anacleto' de New Or
leans.
NIilagro ha sido que el senior ANA
deo no dijo al hablar del 'vaquero' vii
lard, que este era tambiGn superior II
Dempsey Wills. Pero para no de-
jar de decir del grande eX champion,
nos dice: Jess Willard esta en- SUI me
jor estado de habilidad, fuerzas Y Ii
gereZa', etc, etc.
| Willard aquel, que cuando tenfa jul
ventud, que es cuandO hay fuerzas Y
energfas, necesit0 26 rounds para ven
Ger a johnson (siendo Ell rancho).
Willard aqu6l que por vez primera
lucia la corona del championato, Y Sc
| 'fajaba' con Frank Moran en- ell Ma
Olson, Y no pudo darle un X. o. Y lie
gan6 por puntos, cosa que es desdecir
de las habilidades de un champion,
ese es el hombre de que nos habla
Amadeo, que los 40 ailos estd des-
arrollandO sus condolences ffsicas.
Dice ustcd que Wills no serfa tan
indigesto para Dempsey como Glib
bons', Y desearfa saber ell por que de
esa appreciation para cuando me to-
| que una discussion.
Su primer artfculo de bOXeo nos ha
hecho Greer que usted piensa aquf en-
su Borinquen, no llegan al ring, Box
ing Record. American Sports, Blade,
Police Gazette Y demas magazines de-
dicados al ring, pues nos habla de
superioridades que no Sc pucden yer
nj con un microscopic.
| FL dfa 4 de julio. antes del sexto
round Isl llega Gibbons). vera usted
4 conyertirse ese 'manjar indigesto' ell
TN sabroso fiGn por un X. O., como
los que sabe dar William Harrison
Dempsey, que Gibbons nunca ha re-
cibido.
/ ST sale avante. Sc lie subiri de cua-
dro, pero 81 la superioridad no Sc We,
/ quedard ustcd en- cuadro de elimina-
ci0n, sin ninguna.
D.-J ARROYO.
rhhSanturee, p. Re-
4 zsSst3s -st4aSs fs5--s=---z----7-Tx----
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
Bible Thoughts TO-
the Week

Sunday.
!; THIS ONE THING I DO.-For-
!. getting those things which are be-
hind. and reaching forth unto those
| things which are before, | press
! toward the mark for the prize of
the high calling of God in Christ
|! Jesus.-Phil. 3:13. Il.
Monday.
DEFRAUD NOT.-For this Is
the will of God -. that no man
defralid his brother in any matter.
I Thess. 4:3. 1.
Tuesday.
WENT ABOUT DOING GOOD
And Jesus went about all Galilee,
teaching in their synagogues, and
preacl ne the gospel of. the king
dom, and healing all manner Of
sickness and all manner of disease
among the people.-Matt. 4:23.
Wednesday,.
FORGIVENESS.-Lord, how oft
shall my brother sin against me,
and l forgive him? till seven times?
Jesus saith unto him. | say not
unto thee, Until seven times: but.
Until seventy times seven.-Matt.
1921, %.
Thursday.
FEAR DESTROYED.-Fear thou
not; for | am with thee; be not
dismayed; for am thy God: l will
strengthen thee; yea, l will help
thee vpa | will UNFOLD thee with
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
H WILL CHECK
KIDDIES' COUGHS
Wintergrole Never Fails to Relieve
Group and Colds.

When your little one coughs, act
promptly. Slight colds soon develop
into something more serious unless
checked at the outset. WINTER
GROLE has been tried by parents
everywhere for Group and colds and
has been found to be most effective.
If this wonderful ointment cream is
applied on throat and chest at night,
the child will be completely relieved
by morning. The drugs in WINTER
|GROLE are powerful and penetrating,
quickly dispelling all congestion. Get
a jar today. 25c.
For sale by H. j. Dennis G. Co., IL
S. Main street, Pleasantville. adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
JUST BECAUSE.

The world may call me wise and good
May say I'm honest and sinrere,
And also very much admired
These are pleasant words to hear.
But there's a tribute l would prize,
q know my life is full of f1aws),
If those to whom | am most dear,
Would say they loved me Gus
because"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
Willie a Real Friend.

Mother: Henry! Henry Henry
What am l to do with you? You've
been fighting again and lost all of your
teeth"
Henry: Nope, nom; | didn't lose
'em. Willie Brown picked 'em all up
and saved them for me-"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
Couldn't Fool Him..

Scene, a quiet side-street in a big
city at 8 a. m.
Mann full dress - rapping with
head of cane on lamp post.
Policeman: Move on, there; beat
it,"
Man: "Who move on? You canst'I
me. | know they're home. See!
there's a light upstairs"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-10-27
In Conclusion, | Will Say

And now for the raucous cry of the
cheer leader as he urges the pigskin
warriors to do their "durndest."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
JEWETT PRAISED
 BY JOHNNY BULL
Writer Says Only Objection Is That It Is So Dashed
 Attractive

DETROIT, Mich, June 23.-Eng- fish publications, brimming with the patriotism reflected in the Britisher often makes things hot for Ameri- can made automobiles, says II. M. JeWett. president of the Pafge-De- troit Motor Car company.
 But" added MT. Jewett, i've have been the exception to the usual rule in England. The London Daily Mail and the London Times. both have gone ahead voluntarily, taken Paiges and Jewetts on the road, and then carried articles praising the per formance and distinctive style of the cars.
 'In a recent issue of the Tattler of London we find another publication joining in the chorus of praise. On this occasion 1t is of the Paige built Jewett."
 The article referred to by MT. Jwett follows:
 "Just before I came away for my rest cure and to have my nerves sorted out and arranged so that they didn't short circuit one another. l took a trip In the Paige-Jewett n cheaper type of six-cylinder that comes out of the same stable as the big Paige.
 T hope I won't be misunderstood when I say that after about an hour or the JeWetL, began lo WOIueI where the Paige came in. I kept on asking myself: Whats the matter with 1t, that it is marked at only about four hundred? But I'm dashed if I could find an answer.
 Tt really does beat me how these full-sized, all-in-one-p piece, splendid ly fitted out cars with all their six cylinder refinements, can be import ed for the money. It's no good any MT. Ostrich hiding his head in a bunker and thinking that cars like this can't go or that they fail in some other respect. The Jewett doesn't strike me as failing In any respect, and let me tell you, it can | go like a blue devil.
 My only grumble about 1t is that 1t is so nice looking that 1t evidently attracts too much attention. At all events, whilst I left it for bout two minutes some blighter pinched some papers out of it that wouldn't be worth a bilious attack to him, but cost me hours of worry and trouble to replace. But for this bit of bad luck I would have reckoned that the l Jewett run represented the first day of my treatment. for l never sat in a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
P|NEV|EW EACH |S RIGHT DISTANCE FOR SP IN BY AUTO
New Bathing Resort Chosen By Hundreds Seeking
 Outing In Country

Picnic and outing parties which seek the ideal place for spending dsy in the great outdoors show by the choice they make the place with the greatest attractions. That Is no doubt the reason that this season so many have chosen Pineview beach.
 This resort has much to attract the interest of the pleasureseeker. In the first place it is new. It is far enough out from the city to be away from the surroundings to which peo- pie are accustomed in their every day lives, so that a trip to Pineview Is like going a long way from home Then there Is the lake itself with its clear limpid water, it's fine beach and its all-round attraction as a bathlne resort. The beach has the necessary paraphernalia to add thrills to the dip so that swim at Pineview is such a pleasurable experience that everyone who goes wants to go again
 In these days of automobiles Pine- view Is just the right distance from Birmingham to make 1t an ideal spin in afternoon or evening. If you have not yet visited this delightful re- sort you have new pleasure coming to you. During these hot days the mind materially turns to the country and there Is no country outing ike a water resort where you scan take a plunge and get relief from the heat. People of the entire district from Bes- semer to East Lake are recognizing Pineview's attractions more and more and expressing their appreciation by their continued patronage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
GAS ECONOMY IN
 MOTORS DEMANDED
The Henry Ford Of France Says
 Country Ear Behind America

PARIS, June 23.-France Is 10 or 12 years behind the United States in automobile production, is. the con clusion of Andre Citroen, sometimes described as the Henry Ford of France, upon his return from America after making comparative study of manufacturing In the two coun- tries.
 "In France" said M. Citroen. Eve haven't mass production of automo- piles yet because of a more limited market. There are 100000 cars in the United states, very big mar ket, whereas in France we have 3oo, 900 cars, with. say. 75,000 customers, each one of which buys new car every three or four years.
 "The chief difference in French and American cars said M. Citroen, 'is that of style. The French like graceful, light machine, burning rela- lively little gas. The automobile is still something of a luxury with the average Frenchman. Consider, there are only 30,000 in big place like Paris, of which 12,00O are private 12000 on hire and tn rest are trucks.
 q was amused" said NJ. Citroen, lat the reception given the two sets of cars I took with me. thought
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
ELTO MOTORS hRE EASILY STARTED STATE TRUNK LINE
Fastest And Most Powerful Of Lightweight 0utboard
 Motors
.ependable, easy starting. out

A dependable, easy starting, out board motor is the most enjoyable thing a boat owner can have, ac- cording to Ted" Randolph, but a balky. hard starting motor is an abom- nation owners of the Elto light twin have the most dependable and easiest starting motor made says Mir Randolph. They are the fast est and most powerful of the light weight outboard motors-the lightest motor per horse power. They start on the first turn becausa of water proof battery ignition, which gives a hot spark independent of cranking speed. The battery will last an en- tire season and is renewable any where. There is no boat Vibration; they are weedless and capable of per feet trolling speed. They are built by ole Evinrude, the pioneer builder of outboard motors. They are sold in Birmingham by Cruse- Crawford Manufacturing company"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
METHOD OF TESTING
 MIXTURE BY TOURIST

If the mixture is suspected of be- ing too rich shut off the fuel in the tank and open the throttle. If the mixture passing into the cylinders is too rich the engine speed will in- crease as the level of the gasoline in the float chamber is lowered, since the operation weakens the mixture considerably. If the mixture is thought to be too weak to float chamber can be flooded while the engine is running, and if this causes the motor to speed up it may be ac- cepted as an indication that the mix ture is not rich enough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
@1,zD

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights Forget cares, business, worries-as you glide over floor smooth to to give wings to your feet Yield to the seductive melodies rendered by that ia nous "Dixie Serenaders' orchestra-if you don dance then sit and let the lure of the lifting strains you and uplift youl
 Pineview is pleasure place where ALL may be happ and where all will gain health and strength for tn prosaic tasks of daily living
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
EMERGENCY TIP FOR MISSING
 PLUG

In cases where spark plug is missing because of it's sooted con- dition and no replacement is avail able, the condition may be over come by disconnecting the spark plug lead and installing an auxil- iary gap of an eighth or quar- ter of an inch between 1t and the plug terminal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
INCREASE IN TOURISTS

There were l. per cent more motor tourists visiting the national parks in 1922 than in the preceding year, according to the report of the di- rector of the National Parks serv- ice. The total was over 695, ,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
oyERHEATING ON LOW

When it is necessary to employ the low gear for a considerable pe- riod it Is possible to obviate the overheating that would ordinarily result by keeping the mixture in the leanest possible condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24

to drive.
 At the risk of being accused of cursed reiteration, I will say again. this is the sort of car that we must make for ourselves in our own coun- try. and the sooner we set about 1t the better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
How To Get To Pineviiew Be:

Pinevew Beach is located west of Bessemer Drive ou from Birmingham over the fine paved highway turn west at Bessemer at the railroad and follow the MELLOW ARROWS through Jonesboro. Ask anyone in Dasse11e, If you come by trolley to Bessamer, take the meter which runs direct to PinevieW.
 Come on the A. c. & R. R. and get off at Tr.re.f ; ' one mile from PineVieW Phone US and we will meet 935 Telephone and shall be pleased to na<e ali special arrangements you may desire for your stay here,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
KoLIK Sc PRoKoUkf?

Washington, 18. dubna. Ia
bacnicky prdmysl, zahrnujfci
vyrobu doutnikn a cigaret, jest
jednfm z on9ch mala obor1
vyroby, kde hodnota produkti
stoupla b6hem let 1919 a 1921.
Pfislusna statistika, vcera w.
dana, sd9luje, ze hodnota dout
nik1 a cigaret, vyrobenych r,
1921, obnasela $8O6,749.000,
kdezto roku 1919 vykazovala
$773, 3,662.OO0 r. 1914 jen
$314,884.000. v dob6 dvou 70.
XII, 1919 az 1921, hodnota pre-
duktu stoupla % procenta,
kdezto v dob6 sedmi roku, Cd
r. 1914 stoupla 0 156 procent
Staty New York a Sew. Karoli.
ma byly roku 1921 vedoucimi
st4ty v oboru vtroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
PRlMLUVA O DOHODU S FRANCIl.
BYLA TLUMOGENA Y RfSSKEM
SNEMU SOCIALlSTOU.
OSTATNl STRANY POzADUJl VSAK PREDEM wy
KLlZEM OKKUPOVANE OBLASTl

Berlin, 18. dubna. V pokra.
tovani v debate v risskem sn9
mu 0 nedavne reci zahranicni.
no ministra Won Rosenberga
Breitscheidt, jeden re social.
stickych vidcG primlouval Sc,
aby vlada bezodkladne ucinila
urcite navrhy Francii smeruji.
ci k rozfeSeni cele reparacni
otazky.
"Nasl povinnosti," pravil
zmineny poslanec, "jest pfivo-
diti co nejdfive konec ruhrske.
no dobrodruzstvi. My nemame
zadntch pratel ma sv9te. Anne
rika ami Anglie nezakroci."
Atkoli neprohlasil primo, ze
byl by pfijatelny, Breitscheid,
napoved6l, ze plan Loui.
Sc Barthou We jmene Francie a
Delacroixe We jmene Belgie ma
zaplaceni 35, 900, 100000 zla-
tych marek Nemeckem ma tu
pfednost, ze jest v mem jmeno.
van urcity obnos. "Proti cemu
name vsak namitky planu
jest" dodal, "ze vyklizeni Pc.
rufi ma Sc diti postupn6 ze
N9mecko nema byti odskodne.
no "a vydrzovani okkupac.
mich armad."
We sv6 feci, v ktere zadal
viAdu, aby pfisia s urtitou ma.
bidkou, Breitscheidt il vybize
aby pfectla 81 posledni vykaz
fissk6 banky, uvazovala o writ
stajici nezamestnanosti rov.
n6z vzala ma zretel klesajici
kurs marky.
DR.. Karl Helfferich, vddce
nacionalistd pax proslovil ohm
YOU rec, We ktere pravil, ze
vSechny n6mecke politicke strs
ny jsou sjednoceny v odhodla
nj odepriti bezpodminecne uGi
nenf jakychkoli reparatnicf
nabidek, pokud Porufi bude
okkupov6no. Prohlasiv, 3e klt
sAnf marky must btti potir6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
DANICNf PREDLOHY VETOVANY.
BYLA TO NEJDUL LEzITEJSf PRACE
POSLEDNfIIO SNEMU.
JEST ySAK MONO, zE BUDOU PkIJATY PRES
VETO GUVERNEROVO v DODATECNEM
ZASEDANf

Columbus, O., 18. dubna. -
Guverner Donahey vrati sne-
mu statu Ohia cely jeho danic-
nj program, bez sveho schva-
leni. Tri predlohy, iimiz mel
byti uplatnfn, byly vetovany
dnes a guverner naznacil, ze
ctvrtou stihne podobny osud.
Pfedlohy, ktere "skonaly' v
guvernerove uradovne jsou:
1. Taftova pfedloha, kterou
Sc odvolava Smithnv zakon o.
mezujici vysi dani ma l pro-
cento.
2. Robisonova predloha, u
kladajici tezke tresty ma oso-
by, ktere neprihlasily majetek
k zdaneni.
3. Alboughova predloha, die
niz melo byti zruseno voleni
assessora, jichz mista by zau-
jail jmenovani urednici, zodpo
vedn( okresni rad6 arressorl-
pozIstavajici z predsedy okre-
sni rady, navladniho a audito-
ra - a statni danicni komisi.
Ctvrta predloha, ktera ma
byti vetovana pozdeji, jest ona
MacDonaldova, die niz veske-
rem nemovity majetek me-
byti odhadnut Y ruce 1924 I:
nadale kazdych osm roku. Y
81 okresich Ohiu nebyl pro-
veden odhad majetku cd 1910.
Usill snemu o rozluStenl da-
nicniho problemu - toho nej-
vetsiho nejdilezitejsiho, $
nimz zapolil bylo tudiz
zmareno guvernerem, lee by
snem prijal predlohy pres je-
no veto, az sejde Sc V dodatec-
mem zasedani ku konci mesl-
ce.
Zdali Sc to nezdarl. dojde ne
pochybn6 ku zvlastnimu Ease
dAnl, vn6mz guverner bude Ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
BUDOU POSTAVENl PRED
SOUD.
Muzi podexfivani z n8silnosti,
pSchanych zakuklenymi
tlupami.

Bastrop, La, 18. dubna. Ia
okolnost, ze velka porota okre
su Morehouse nevznesla zad-
nych zalob We spojeni $ nasil-
nostmi pachanymi tlupami "a
kaklencl, jez yyvrcholily dvo-
jitou vrazdou, nijak nezname-
nala zakonceni Artery.
Muzi, ma nichz spociva pode
zreni, ze byli We spojeni ma
silnostmi davu, budou prece pc
staveni pred soud. Distriktni
navladni David I. Garrett pri-
jel sem dnes pozd6 odpoledne
z Monroe Sc triceti zalobami,
jez byly odprfsahnuty general
MIN navladnim Coco Y nichz
temef dyacet osob jest vineno
2 riznych zlocini. James Dal-
ton, klerk soudu, odevzdal IA
loby V ruce serifa Carpente-
ra, zaroven Sc zatyka6i ma Eat
teni obvinenych. Nejvaznejsl
zaloba jest ona pro spiknuti
ku spachani vrazdy a dve zalo-
by tykajici sc tohoto zlocinu
jsou vzneseny ma kapitana
Skipwitha.
Jedna vztahuje Sc ma pripad
Watta Daniela, druha ma prl-
pad T. F. Richarda, kteri by
Ii uneseni davem zakuklencu
v srpnu minuleho roku a Cd te
DOLBY nebyli vid9ni, az tela zto
toznen6 jako jejich, byla vylo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
RADA ZAKONCUJE TRlLETl
SPOR SPLYNARNOU.
MOVE PODMfNKY PkIJATY q PROT
10 F1LASUM.
ORDINANCE DOSTANE Sc SCHvALENl MAYORA
uKOHLERA. +&1*-A et4ss

; Petrash, Roberts Schooley,
Sklenicka, Smith, Stacel, Sulz-
MAD a Wheeler --23.
Proti: - Damn, Marshall,
IS. B. Michel, Moore, Potter,
Rieder, Sammon, Thompson,
Townes a Walsh.
Podepise-li mayor Fred Ko-
hler prijatou ordinance novych
, plynovych podminek jeste
dnes, - COZ je velice pravde-
podobne, pax nastoupf tato v
moe prava "a 40 dnf to jest
dne %. kv6tna. Pouzije-li ale
mayor sveho prava, die ktere-
no mu zbyva deset dnl ma u
vazenou, pax nabude ordinan-
ce pravomoci teprve dne Z.
cervna.
DIE zprav z kruhu mestskych
radnfch, odpadne snad akce
We prosp9ch referenda, &C ra-
dni Petr F. Rieder a J. J. Moo
re prohlasili, ze by podobne
peticni hnutf ,podporovali.
Referat o vcerejsfm mimo-
radnem zasedani pfinasi vyro-
ky o plynove otazce n6kterych
radnich; uvadime zde nahled,
vysloveny radnim Kadleckem
"a IL. Wardu:
"Neveffm, ze by sc nasel
clovek, ktery byl nebyl presved
Cen, De podmfnky tyto nejsou
dobrymi, aneb ktery by vefil,
ze by bylo mozno dalsfmi od-
klady ziskati podminek lep-
sich. Tisice lidu Geka, aby ta-
to vec jiz jednou byla zakon-
cena. Drive nebo pozdeji or
dinanci prijmem v1bec, ale ml
zeme TAX dobre uciniti jiz dnei
niho vecera."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
We VEZENl, ALE KAN.
DIDUJE.

Oxford, Miss, 18. dubna.-
Theodore Bilbo, oznamil dnes
z okresniho v9zenf svoji kan
didaturu pro lrad guvernera
Mississippi. Bilbo, driv6jsi
guverner tohoto statu, vysluhu-
je 81 lhitu triceti dnl pro ne
vaznost k soudu, ktere Sc do
pustil faleSnym sv9dectvim v
jistem nedavn6m procesu.
"Ozn&mil jsem, lie budu Sc
uchazeti o zvoleni "a guverne-
ra v fijnu minul&ho roku a nj
kdy jsem to neodvolal," pravil
Bilbo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
KkESfANE UTlKAJf z
TURECKA.

Cafihrad, Is. dubna. Krest'a a
ne nakvap stehuji Sc z Ale
xandretty nasledkem napja-
tych vztahI mezi Francii a Tu
reckem, die uredni zpravy je-
dne anatolske tiskove kancela-
re. Pet set armenskych rodin
opustilo mesto. Tataz depese
sdeluje, ze padesat Armenl ze
Syrie napadlo tureckou vesnici
v Adanskem distriktu, byli "a
hnani vsak tureckym vojen-
skym oddilem. Turci V Angore
jsou v bojovne nalade v tech
to dnech pfedchazejicich Lau-
sannskou konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
SRBSKO.BULAARSKA
DOHODA.
Byl0 j docileno ma nedsvns
kOnferenci v NiSi.

Washington, l8. dubna. -
Stefan Panaretof, bulharsk =
vyslanec We Washingtonu, OBJ
drzel oficielni zpravy, sdeluji-
Ct o zlepseni stykd mezi Srb-
skem a Bulharskem, jez v po-
sledni dobe byly ponekud po-
ruseny nasledkem vpadG po-
vstaleckych Get ma jednotliva
1zemi. Toto zlepseni vzajem-
nych styku bylo privodeno L.
spesnym jednanim srbsko-bul-
harske komise, zasedajici v Nj
81 v Srbsku.
Vyslanec Panaretof vyslovil
Sc o tom takto:
"Obtize, vznikajici z radeni
techto povstaleckych band '
Makedonii, byly pffcinou ma
pjatych pom6ri mezi Srbskem
a Bulharskem, ktere dokonce
" jednu dobu zdaly Sc byti dost
povazlivymi. Konecn9 ODE Via
dy Sc dOhodly vyriditi tuto zale
zitost srolecnou komisi. Dobra
snaha, oboustranne projevena,
mela dobry vysledek, jenz jest
patrnym take z toho, ze bulhar
sti delegati byli po skoncenem
zasedani pozvani do B6lehra-
du, kde ma jejich pocest vlada
usporadala slavnostnf hostinu.' y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
o HRANICE CESKOSLOVEN
SKO-MADARSKE.

Paffz, 18. dubna. - Dele.
gace do Svazu narodi sesly Sc
dnes opet v Zenev6, kde mimo
jin6ho budou rozhodnuty ne
ktere drobn6jsi pohranicnf o.
tazky mezi Ceskoslovenskem q
Mad'arskem. Jde o n9kolih
vesnic a mensfch obvodt, ma
n9z cini 81 naroky oba staty
kterezto nepatrne spory budou
radou Svazu jill Ultra rozhod.
nuty, takze pohranicni linie
jednou pro vzdy bude ustano'
vena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19

no, kdyby melo Sc pouziti k to
mu zlata risske banky, Helffe-
rich pokracoval:
"Nejsilnejsim spojencem
Francie jest svetova nev6do-
most o n6mecke hospodarsk6
situaci. Svalovana jest ma mas
vina "a valku a zaroven vina
/, "a tento mir. Mir byl uzavren
"a poruSeni slavnych slibi ci-
n6nych nam presidentem Will
sonem "a souhlasu spojencd."
Toto, pokracoval Helfferich,
bylo dolozeno Johnem M. Key
nesem, britickym ekonomem a
Newtonem D. Bakerem, drfv9j
Sim americkym sekretarem
yalky jejich spisech, v nichz
pojednavaji o Wilsonove dca-
stenstvi v mirovem vyjednava-
INF.
Essen, 18. dubna. Srazky me
ri nezamestnanymi a policii
byly oznameny dnes z r1znych
casti okkupovane oblasti. Nej-
Ivazn6jsi vytrznost Sc udala v
Muelheimu, kde dava napadl
magistratni lfadovny. Jeden
N6mec byl zabit a sedmnact
poran6no bitce bezpecnost-
nj policii.
IL Nezam9stnanf = VMuelheimp
ibyli sesfleni muzi z Duisburgu
Oberhaussenu a blizkych NEST
a pochodovali k radnici, ably
pfedlozili sve pozadavky o ivy
SEMI podpory v nezamestnano-
sti. Vstup do radnice byl zaka-
zan delegaci zastupu, nacez
tyz usporadal bourlivou de-
monstraci, pri nil hazeno ka-
meni do oxen.
Hasici a policie spustili vo-
du z hadice ma z&stup, ale to
tim vice jej rozdrazdilo. Del
nici vrhli Sc ma policii, ktera
Sc ma ne obofila revolvery a ba-
jonety. Diva z poranenych nej.
lsplSe zemrou.