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Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mir. and Mrs. John Rushneek of Pro yidence were the guests of Mrs. c. W. Clifford, IT,, Sunday.
 Mrs. Hector Duvert, Woodstock avenue. was operated on Monday at the Day Kimban hospital
 Mir. and Mrs Clifford Trahan and son Leonard have been guests 0f Mr. and Mrs Dan Cahill of Hartford.
 Miss Beatrice Pomeroy of the Peo- ple's Store IS having her vacation. a part of which is being spent in Syra- euse, N. r.
 Mir. and Mrs Carlton 5. Blossom of School street have returned from a vacation of ten days spent in Paw tueket and Mes; Bedford
 Mra Clarence C. Webster and daughter Shirley of Willimautic, spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. c. W Clifford. Ring street.
 Mir. and Mir. E. H. Lord of Auburn, Me, and Mir. and Mrs. Owen F. Bar rett of Providence. were recent yisi- tors of Mrs. C. W. Clifford.
 Miss Geraldine F-e=. and .si.. | Rhoda Gilpatric were in Willimantie yesterday, the guests of MT and Mrs Fred D. Jordan and family.
 Mrs. Myrtis Barnett of the Bugbee < Wulf department store has return ed from three weeks vacation at the Cape and Narragansett Pier.
 Miss Sybii H Converse of School street. who was graduated from Put faak aaEa al aa rsaf. .fa arr at Beeker's Business College. Worees ter.
 Leon T. Wilson, Jr.. p. H. 5. class go, left on Wednesday for Troy, N l Y. where he has entered the fresh. man class in the Rensselaer, Polytech- nie Institute
 Miss l.. Lorena Gallant arriver Saturday from the Hartford hospital training school, for a two weeks stay with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Mark Gallant, Church street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George ". Gilp&trie and Mir and Mrs C. Harold GilpatriC and family returned Saturday iron Juniper Point, Me, where they have been spending the summer.
 Mrs A A Brodeur. daughter Juliette. Mrs R. Miller, Miss Glars Miller. Mrs. A. Lahonte. Miss Arte mise Breault and Eugene Miller mo tored t0 Providence Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leland Bradley have removed from George street to tho remodelled apartment in the W. F killian house on the corner of Wood stock and Sannyside avenues.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank vsndale ane family of Providence and Mir. ana Mrs. Albert Vaudale and daughter Cora of Manville. R. l., spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph s. Onge Battey street.
 Mir and Mrs. Frederick A. Maryoti left Saturday morning for Caratunk Me, where they will spend four week un a fishing trip at Pierce Pond camp This is their fourteenth annual trii 10 this camp.
 Dr. C. T. Lamarche, Napoleon Jette and Adhemar Benoit were in at tendance Sunday, at Hartford. at ! meeting of a committee of the Union of French Canadian societies of ths State of Connecticut.
 Recent guests of Mir. and Mrs Peter F. Belair were Mir. and Mrs | Charles Cinqmas of Clinton. Mir and Mrs. Louis Plouffe and Mr. Bur Till of Boston, Misses Elizabeth anl Alice Hughes, Joseph McGann, Mrs Alfred Striek of Webster and Mrs Francis Shurvrne of Whitinsvillc
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14

Mir. and Mrs Henry Dumas and Centerville. P l., of Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Gideon Lemaitre and niece and Roderick Miller are on a motor tour t0 Canada for a week
 Mir. and Mrs. James White of Grove street nave as guest their daughter. Miss Nell White. Of Boston.
 Captain of Police William J. Jarvis was m Willimantic on Tuesday as q witness iu the Breaalt-Fouruier case.
 Mir. and Mra. James F. Perry of East Grove street have been visiting their daughter in Providence the pas, two weeks.
 Miss Hazel ciae-A and Ai.s Flor enee Smith motored to Rocky Point and Oakland Beach, K. l., Sunday with friends.
 N. P. Greenls~ of Bridgeport h~, been spending his vacation with hi' daughter. Mrs. r. B. Williams Of Center street.
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Nor~iei will be at the Day Kimbail Hospita for consultation, Tuesday afternoon Sept IS, at ! o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs Thomas Orr and son Wileughby. and H. T. Willoughby oi Westfeld, \. j., were the guests oi Mr and Mrs. Robert Bone last week
 Mir. and Mrs John Lepir@ entertain ed on Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Levi L Lachapelle and children of Milford Mass. and William and Arthur For get of Woousocket.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Danforth ana daughter. Miss Florence, of Norwich were guests of Mir and Mrs. J. A Dady on Wednesday and attenae' the Woodstock Fair
 Mir. and Mrs. John J. Tanning sn' Mir and Mrs. Eugene Bibeault of Mon son, Mass. and Mir and Mrs. Eugeni Brodeur of Marlboro, have bee guests of Mir and Mrs. Fred Dumas
 miss Nancy Boyd of Brooklyn. \ Y.. Mrs. Helen Nj. Wiley of the Hous in the Pines. Norton. Mass. an Richard Holmes of Worcester, wer the weekend guests of Mrs. A. W Macdonald, Oak Hill.
 Miss Mary Louise Remillard of th' Peoples Store has returned iron her vacation Last Thursday she Wa ln New Bedford. attending the fu neral of her uncle. Eugene Touehette 8 former resident of North Grosvenof dale
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Archambeaul have returned Co their home in Wal than. Mass, after visit with thef niece. Mrs. E. B. Williams, 3i Cente street Mrs. Williams and her mother Mrs Greenlaw. accompanied them fo a short stay.
 Herbert H. Flags Of Franklin Mas. has been Che guest Of his sis ter. Mrs. Harry F. Morse. of High land Place. this city. He was for mer resident and was employed q Tho Patriot office. He is now wit the Franklin Sentinel.
 Nr. and Mrs. L. E. Dix have take Henry l.. Converse's house at IA Gen ter street. Mir. Dix is salesman fo the Buick company Of Putnam, Mi and Mrs. Converse will remove to th home of Mir. Converse's father, Jame Il. Converse, on the Quadie road.
 Joseph H. Burke has left after period of three years' training at th State Trade school to take q positio with the Royal Typewriter Co, Hart ford Mir. Burke Is veteran of n World War, who has been trainln at the school in the employment oh iective cf building estimator.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
PUTNAM PERSONALS

James Clifford spent few days in Worcester last week.
 Miss Clara Benoit of Marshall street attended a wedding in Webster on Wednesday.
 Mrs C L. Adams spent yesterday in Worcester. visiting her daughter Mrs Dalbert Mackenzie.
 Earle s. Spencer left Wednesday te enter on hfs second year at the Y. M C. 4 College in Springfield. Mass
 Miss Emma Benoit leaves today for Worcester, where she will take q two weeks course in Swedish massag- ing.
 Mrs- j. ,. Russell and grsnddsugh. ter, Nancy Moss, left yesterday for Jr a' st0wu N. i., for visit among rsiiztiy-s.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred M. Prince and Mir. and Mrs. Ray C. Bosworth left Tuesday for Rutland, Vt, to attend a convention of Rotary Club members at that place.
 Francis Metealf. superintendent of the Putnam Manufacturing Company and Mrs. Metealf, spent last week al w estbrook Beach
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Harry Mann re, turned Tuesday to their home or Grove street after months stay al their cottage at Gales Ferry.
 Mir and Mrs. E. L. Prince, Earle Prince and Miss Alice Adams attend ed the Elks' fair in Milford, Mass. last night Mir. Prince is a member of the Milford Lodge of Elks. ! Henry Nj. Morse of Lowell. Mass. was in the city Wednesday d ' Thursday He always comes to at tend the Woodstock Fair and renew friendships in this and the old home town. He is brother of John i Morse of South Main street.
 Mrs. Sylvester Allenburg, who af ter her marriage left Putnam to re side in Kansas City. Mo, has beer visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs Alphonse Dupre, Woo5stock avenue Sne icturned west on Mortay Fake her home in ponca City, O. a hOma.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
CARNIVAL N PoaFRET
Dancing Tonight and T Tonnorrep~ Night
 al Hospital Entertainment

There WiIi be dancing tonight and tomorrow night at the Charity carnl- Yal which Is being conducted at Pom fret hal by ladies sf F9mfret For shs benefit of the hospital The eaErI. gal Is one of the most attractive sVeHtz of the faI aezaea and 5a aHsa Co attract large eroHds At tae F gals decorated h08th article af aarioas kiads are for sale. Tea vt5. b. served this afternoon and .agE fos afternoon Thsre MIiI be sH zl5ss san fes far che evening buf ra charge for dancing
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
In the Churches
coaxr.x.,lonsl chursh Note.
Cozad Pastor

Rev. s. E. Cozad. Pastor
 Sunday morning. September ls morning norship at i4 % o'clock. J sss sargice mfu be In reeyRnftton Qf fha vaiue of the public sehJola. in honor Of our Putnam schq1ls. teachers and of.cials and q farewell service % tne ysung people of our church going away e. aehooi or t0 teach There will fe 8 sermon fg the pastgr, kea.. sine6n E Cazad Subject The Soul of Amerlcas Education The public is nost cordially invited to tals asfs NIee
 ChaFeh school as f20) o,cioek
 WednesdaF evening, September lss the frst church sess9i sFerkers sar- per aHd conference Niil he held at tne church Msa C. |. Sharpe pIii be la charge
 Thar aaE evening September %, is Chureh Alent There Nill be deeg- fianai serz5ee under the leadeFship Df the rasf8f at zz0 o'clock.
 The choir HIll meet for Its regalar rehearsal Friday esenlagi September Zi
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
Methods, chsreh Note.

Rev A g Burton. fastgFs
 sunday morning seF4ica i0 tg. Sunday sen9el. iza
 anaa3 evening. If
  MardaF evening the euNarfr League had 6 eIrr rgasz at fhe FFsd Mll!s place an K5iiiHeif aseHuez fHe fees#az monthly bst#rzz Hgssfinz VAS haEd M ft tiFrF
 Tha s1f1t fEaTle Hii aeree e s1Hf a tHe eHafaH dining HasHaz ca
 asHHH @HlEaffEsr zS from za s a.gIeE Ina Wli fe ths efzr H af asar aa1 6 8I kaHfa s#s #7 t HeH aatfof. I2ea
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
OPEN BANK TO PUBLIC
Nss, Wednesday Will Be "iuapeetior
 Day of National Bank se~ Home

EeTf araek W sdnesiay wiiI be =ln= sbertion day at the reuodellea home of the First National Bank. From I1 o'clock in the forenoon until n the afternoon. the building will be open to the public. when people may call and look .nto every nook and corner If the beautiful. well arranged and exeellently appointed new bank building. Attendants will be present to point out the things of interest. especially the old and new safes, the latter having a i0-ton door, the work ing Of which will be explained and demonstrated.
 The bank will move its accounts cash and other property, from the temporary quarters on Union street 10 the new quarters over the week end of Saturday. Sept. % The bank will be established and doing business in it's new home on Monday. the 2sth.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
FALSE FIRE ALARM
Drunken Man Probably ResPOnsible-
 Cigarette lgnites Gasoline

It was probably some one very much under the influence of liquor, that rang in the false alarm at II. 30 o'clock Saturday night from Box 1T, corner of Chapel and Truesdell streets. The fire apparatus respond ed. giving the firemen a needless run. They searched for the person who pulled in the alarm, bat were rot successful in finding him. If they had, be would doubtless have heen rushed to the "cooler" at police headquarters.
 A lighted cigarette is declared to have been the cause of the fire in the automobile of Armand Trahan. early Saturday night. The fire department was called out by the sounding of Box g. The machine is reported to have been damaged to the extent of S1oo
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
SENTENCES TWO LOCAL MEN
 FOR THEFT OF AUTOMOBILE

Arthur Fouruier and Henry Breault laiias George BFoNn1 both of Put nam, charged with stealing Che auto mobile owned by Wilfred Blanchard from his garage on Hoodstock ave nue. pleaded guilty in the Superior court at Willimantic Tuesday and were sentenced Co iail Fournier was sent to Jail for six months and be cause Breault had broken parole. be was sentenced to jail for year
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
MEETS NEXT WEEK
Parent Teacher Association To Serve Supper To Members Friday Night

At 6.30 o'clock Friday evening. Sept 2l. in Odd Fellows hall, the Parent Teacher association will serve a supper to it's members.
 During the business meeting which will follow the supper, the program committee will welcome suggestions which can be used in the preparation program of entertainments for the year
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
R-Al~x

Friday and Saturday, Jack Holt in Making a Man"
 Sunday night, Herbert Rawlinaon in Eaiiroaded." ]"
 Monday and Tuesday. Mary Pick ford in 'Tess of the Storm Country. Wednesday only. "The Hero, all star east
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
LOCAL HEBREWS CELEBRATE
 RosH HosHANAH-NEw YEAR

Ceremonies in observance of the B6s4th anniversary of the creation of the world according Co the Jewish eal- endar. were concluded last evening in the local synagogue. Hebrews from all towns in the vicinity of Putnam were in attendance. The observance of the Jewish New Year, or as it is known to those of the faith. Rosh Hoshanah, continued for two days, during vi h Hebrews did no' work
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
At the Theatres
Victory

Friday and Saturday. Tom Moore ard Edifh Roberts in "Pawned. 2,
 Sunday night. Roy Stewart la The Love Brand. !"
 Monday and TBsaisy. Alfred Lant in sThs Ragged Edge" ]"
 Wednesday and Tnarsday, Richard Dir and Helene Chadwick in eQuick- sands
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
MUSICAL EVENT WEDNESDAY
Distinguishes orzaai.t and Well kno,sa Soprano ia Pemfret Recital

Tsere will be an organ recital bg George Galski In .he Ppmfre. Con grezaaanal church next Weduesday evening. Sept fB. at SIS o,cIueE for the benefit pf the Nurses Home Fund. The concert siIi be- under the ans pIees of fhe I.adies' Benevolent Society of the church Mir GHha's distinguished playing ls SO sgeil-knosn and admired ia this loealitF
 iz hoped that many people will avail themselves of the opportunity t0 hear him He Will be assisted by hrH Florence MaeMurray. soprano. of the First Unitarian church in Cambridge There will be an admission charge Of fifty cents.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
BUT
SCHOOL SHOES

Special Display of Boys and Girls All Solid Leather Shoes for School and Dress Wear. Every pair guar anteed.
 Prices, S2.25 to $500
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14

steam and electricity have almost driven the onee-familiar oxen Co ex- tinctiou in this country.
 T he few remaining ones are largely used iu the production of motion pie tures And of these by far the ma iority are tan. or spotted
 Black Oxen, said to he the most vii rile animal tn the world. are almost a thing of the past
 Hearing the announcement that First National k Co film Gertrude Aik- ertoH famous novel eBlack Oxen, some leicester has sent cut the rumor that First National IS looking for a number of black oxen to be used in the picture.
 Curley Eagle and Joe Flores. both of whom make a business of furnish ng picture companies with horses, cattld and oxen. have notified John Mccormick. western representative ot First National, that they have located two black oxen and have several red ones that "eoula easily be painted black
 To all who would furnish black oxen for the production 0f this film Mir. Me Cormlck wants il distinctly under stood that there are no oxen tn be ased, black red. tan. or any other col- or
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14

.'The Swamp Angel a pictuvisa- tian of Richard Councils story of the same title, is to be Colleen Moore's s next feature picture for First Nation al following the completion of "Flam- ing Youth" in which she Is now ap- bearing in the leading role. Clarence Badger. who has just finished the di- rection of Potash and Perimuttcr. a will direct it
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
Movie Note,

Another prize beauty recently arriy. ed ln Hollywood 0 seek fame and fortune viB the motion picture cam era.
 The latest contest winner to invade Pietureville Is Doris Stone. the English glfi ss.sss ==sff the london Daily Mirror contest as the "most petite girl in the British isies
 Miss Stone was engaged by First National soon after arriving on the coast. and was gwen part in Flam- Iu9 Youth. pieturizatiau of War Her Fabian daring novel of fapper lie. in which she is demonstrating chat she has histrionic talent as well as beauty
 Miss Stone has won no little fame ln musical comedy circles in England she appeared in several London com panies and later played iu leading parts in several road shows touring England and Scotland
 " Flaming Youth has q brilliant cast. including Colleen Moore, tn the leading role. Milton Sills, Elliott Dex. ter. Myrtle Stedman. Sylvia Breamer l Walter McGrail. Betty Francisco, Ben Lyon and Phillip Smalley
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-14
SCHOOL HATS

All Felt or Velvet and Felt Com bined in Smart Styles. Soft Crowned with Brims. Ornamented with QuiIls Set at a Jaunty Angle or Feathers that Droop. Tams have returned. We have them in all colors at Low Prices.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
NoVEHO REX ORDU ]
DOSAzENO.
Francouzsky letec vznesl Sc do
vyse 35, ,433 stop.

Pariz. l. srpna. - Svetovy
yEskovy rekord, jenz byl dr.
zen americkym armadnim dl-
stojnlkem, porucikem MacR a
dym, prekonan byl dnes fran
couzskym letcem, Sedi Lecoin-
tenn, jenz dosahl WISE nemene
nez 10000 metru, coz Sc row.
na 35,4S3 stopam, eli asi Sc
sti a ctyfem petinam mile. Je
to o 1000 stop vice nezli byl
americky rekord.
Lecointe pravil. kdvZ k ze-
mi sestoupil, ze jcst6 zlepsl
tento svui rekord pristi tyden.
Dnesni let byl prerusen ma
sledkem prasknuti iedne ze
dvou nadob s kyslikem.
Motor jeho pracoval vybor-
ne. kdyz nehoda tato Sc udala
a nebyti toho, byl BY vystou-
pill o dalsich 1000 metru vyse,
pravil Lecointe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
MALA DOHODA SLEVUJE
NAHRADU UHRAM.

Widen, l. srpna. - Mala do
hoda, iez zabranila, aby Re-
paracni komise vzdala Sc va
leGne nahrady cd Uher v kvet-
nu t. r. usnesla Sc nynl, ze
bude to v zajmu vsech slcast-
nsnych, kdyz vlada v Budape-
sti bude sprostena castecnych
splatek ma valecnou nahradu.
Delegati statd Male dohody
'sesli Sc predevcirem Sc zastup
ci Polska, Recka a Albanie v
Sanaii, nedaleko Bukuresti, v
Rumunsku, by projednali wa
JENNIE vztahy, jakoz spolecne
jednani s Uhrami. Pristoupe-
nj Recka a Albanie do Male
Dohody bude take vzato ma
pretfes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
KARA ANCLII.

Williamstown, Mass, /. srp.
- Obviniv Anglii, ze nahra-
,dila hospodafske lcele "a
mravni otazky We svych mezi-
narodnfch vztazich cd skonce
nj valky, Canon Ernest Dim
met z Parize. jenz vyklada
francouzske hledisko v serii
prednasek ma Institute of Po-
litics, dnes vecer odsoudil Vel.
kou Britanii, ze pfidrzela Sc
sm6rnice, "straniti s Nemec-
KEN mnohem cast9ii nezli S
Francii." Pricinou toho jest
pfesvedceni prevladajici v An.
gill, ze snfzeni vale6nych ma
brad jest tou jedinou cestou,
jak Nemecko mohlo by Sc opet
stati dobrym zakaznfkem An
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
CUV. DONAHEY MA NE
PRfJEMNOSTI.
Privezl do Kanady diva tire.
stance We sluxebnSm
person&lu.

Ottawa, Ont, /. srpna. -
w. R. Little, kanadsky priste-
hovalecky komisar, oznamil
dnes vecer, ze zavede d6klad-
ne vysetfovani privezeni do
Kanady ohioskym guvernerem
Donaheym dvou mluIzI, vyslu-
huiicich 81 trest pro vrazdu v
druhem stupni, z nichz -jeden
byl soferem a druhy kucha-
rem guvernerovy rybarske dru
ziny.
Komisar Little vyjadril pre-
kvapeni mad tim, kdyz zv9d6l.
ze trestancIm, kteri pro dobre
chovanf test Sc obzvlastni dG-
we're, bylo dovoleno vejfti do
Kanady a ze jsou pritomn9 $
guvernerovou druzinou blize
jezera Coboconk v okresu vi
ctoria. Pravi, ze nikdy neme-
10 jim byti dovoleno pfekroci.
ii hranice.
Kdyz jednou trestanec pre-.
krocil hranice, nepodleha de,
le kazenskemu radu Istavu,, v
n6mz 81 vysluhoval trest a jest
"nezadoucim cizlm zlocincem
ma svobode." Kdyby trestan.
ci chteli, mohli by proste ode
pfiti vratiti Sc S dauzinou gu.
vernerovou do Spojenych Sta.
til, lee kdyz by byli formalne
vydani.
Toronto, Ont, /. srpna. -
CIV. Donahey, v telefonickt
rozmluv9 Sc zastupcem zdejS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
SCHOENBRUNN BUDE
OBNOVEN.

New Philadelphia, O., /. srp-
ma. - Obnovenf nejenom in
dianske vesnice Scoenbrunnu,
mill a pil jihovychodne od
New Philadelphia, ale rovnez
Silver Lake a casti potoka,
jenz plvodne tekl z jezera do
reky Tuscaravas, bylo rozhod-
nuto dnes odpoledne Schoen-
brunskou pametni komisi. z
$4,000, povolenych k tomu
uteli poslednim statnim sne-
mem bude pouzito $6,675 ma
zakoupeni % alkri pidy, kde
stavala prvni osada, zalozena
b9lochy ma zapad od feky
Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
POLSKO NECHCE DO MALE
DOHODY.

Bukurest', l. srpna. - Po-
tvrzuje Sc zprava, ze "a kon-
ference v rumnnsIkem lazen-
skem meste Sinaia polska de-
legace odmitla spolek 5 Malou
dohodou. Polsko nepristupu-
ie k Male dohode hlavne z to-
no d1vodu. ze nedohodlo sc
Ceskoslovenskem V pohranic-
MIN sporu o Javcrinu v Karpa-
tech. Varsava zlstava tudlz
V iakemsi napieti 5 Ceskoslo-
venskou Republican stale a ami
.lcmluvy francouzske diplo-
macie nepfimely ii k primk-
mutt Sc k Male Dohode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
FFRANCI HR0n dPLlE OSAIlOCEM.
ITALIE / BEL GLE ZAGNA Sc PRY
NONTTI K ANCIu.
PARfzSKA VLADA ZUSTAVA PEVNA We SVEN
ROZHODNUTf SETRVATI v PORURl.

Evropska svrchovanost zda
Sc tudiz byti pevn6 v brittle
kych rukach. Dale zde prevla-
da mineni, re tato skupina jest
podporovana Spojenymi Staty
jichz navrh, ably mezinarodni
komise odbornlki .zjistila pla-
.tebni schopnost Nemecka, tvo-
Fl podklad briticke smernice
pro vseobecne urovnani pova-
lecnych problemd.
Francie musi Sc vzdati veSke
re nad6je ma kompromis. Dnes
vecer premier Poincare jest
pine podporovan tiskem, jenz
zaujima stanovisko, ze Brita-
nil, jez boykotovana jest spo-
|jenci, samotne hrozi osamoce-
nj nasledkem jeff chybne poll
tiky, jejiz nezdar jiz Sc uka-
|zal.
"Francie nebude mluviti $
N9meckem, lee kdyz bude lpl-
ne zanechano trpneho odporu
a Francie zIstane v Poruri, al
bude vyrovnan jeji lcet," jest
patrn6 neochvejnou sm6rnici
zde.
Mezitfm nesmirne 1sili jest
vyvijeno francouzskou diplo-
macii, aby Sc dosahlo odkladu
|oznamenf britickeho rozhodnu
tt o neodvislem jednani, tax a.
by ziskan byl cas-, jenz pre-.
sv6dceni francouzskych dfed.
mich kruhi zajistf rozlusteni
problemI, jezto zde jest vyci.
t'vano, ze jenom nekolik dni
deli Nemecko cd Iplneho shrou
cent.
Die t6nu zdejsich listi dnes
veter de sc souditi, Re Francie
hlavne Sc obava predcasneho
uverejn9nf Velkou Britanii di.
plomaticktch dokumentt, je5
byly vym6neny v ruhrske otaz
'ce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
MEPSENf We STAVU PRESIDENTA.
VCERA, POPRVE Cd ONEMOCNENi,
TEPLOTA NORMALNf.
PRESIDENT JEST vsAK DOSUD yAzNE NEMOCEN,
PRAW DR. SAWYER.

Palace Hotel, San Francisco,
/. srpna. President Harding cd
pocival klidne dnes vecer po
dni, jenz licen byl jeho lekari
iako ''ponekud neklidny', nic-
meme vsak mnohe znamky Sc
objevily, ze nemocny jest ma
ceste k uzdraveni. Nekl;d byl
privoden castecn6 zachvatem
nezAzivnosti, jezto president
nemohl straviti dive ma mekko
varena vejce, pozita pri snida-
nj. Tento nepriznivy pfiznak
byl vsak vice nezli vyvazen
tim, ze presidentova teplota,
poprve cd jeho onemocn9ni, by
la normalnf.
Zminka o obou techto zje-
vech ucin6na byla osetfujicimi
lekari bulletinu vydanem We
4:5O dnes odpoledne (7:5O)
die clevelandskeho casu. V bul
letinu dodano, ze jsou znamky
''maleho zlepsenf" We stavu
Pile, kde vyskytly Sc stopy bron
chialniho zanetu v pond9li.
Pulls, die hulletinu, r6znil Sc be
hem dne cd 116 do 12O a Oddly
chovanf Cd SO do 40.
Kratce pred 10. hodinou We
Ger " / hoGinu rano die cle-
velandskSho 6asn) DIR. Sawyer
pravil, ze teplota nemocn6ho
jest normalni a oddychovani
meme namahave. Ackoli jsou
to priznaky nanejvyse prfzni-
We, DR.. Sawyer dodal, ze zota-
vovaci perioda presidentova bu
de nevyhnutelne dlouhou a ze
jest dosud "vazne nemocnym
clov6kem". Ackoli president
zda Sc byti lplne mimo nebez-
peel, jest nutno miti Sc ma po-
zoru pred dalsimi komplikace-
mi.