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New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
BRITISH QUEEN IN
 THE BOXING GAME
Promotes Juvenile Boxins--Says
 Boys Should Use Fists

London. April 13.-rhe Queen of England believes that boys should learn to use their fists. There Is noth- ing of the namby pamby about her. Good old Queen Victoria would have regarded her conduct the other after noon as scandalous. She encouraged a couple of sturdy youngsters to ex- change black eyes and bloody noses in the most approved pugilistlc fashion. That the knock -out blow was not ac- tually administered was no fault of either of the boys.
 The Queen visited the headquarters of the Kensington Council for social service to see for herself what was be- ing done to provide healthy exercise and recreation among the poor chill dren of the borough.
 Would you like to see some of the boys box?" a member of the council asked her.
 Certainly" she replied, and follow ed by the shrill cries of hundreds of poor children, made her way to an upstairs room where ring had been roped off. In the center of 1t stood couple of juvenile pugilists anxious to start fighting. They put up a good bout which the queen watched with lively interest. Chancing to glance aside she espied a couple of diminu- tive youngsters who with barred chests and clenched fists looked on with a world of envy in their excited eyes.
 DO You Want To Box?"
 Do you want to box?" she asked, beckoning them to her. "Yes'm," one of them summoned up courage enough to gasp--forgetting all that he had been taught about how he should speak to the queen.
 "Then you shall box for me-" she said. and waved them into the ring when the two bigger boys had finished their exhibition. They fought with grim determination, and at the con- clusion of their bout stood before the queen hot and panting like young knights awaiting royal commendation. And they got it too.
 "Bravo!" exclaimed the Queen, "you both fought first rate" And she clap ped her hands. The boys were only sorry they could not fight longer, one of them remarking that it was not every day that "boys like us get a chance to fight for the queen"
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
NEW CHANCELLOR HAILED
 BY EDINBURGH STUDENTS
College Students in Britain Carry Tagging to Further Extremes
 Than Any Others.

Cambridge, England, April 13.-- l College students in Britain probably carry the sport of "ragging" to fur ther extremes than in any other coun- 1 try. The installation of former prime minister of the kingdom as chancellor of one of its oldest uni versailles might scene to be a cere- money that would command the re- spect even of undergraduates. But when David Lloyd George was made chancellor of Edinburgh university a short time ago the whole proceeding was joyous riot, which the faculty of the institution took as matter of course.
 Another former prime minister, Herbert H. Asquith, made a speech here recently, and the students of this ancient seat of learning framed" a plot to kidnap him on his way. The plot miscarried. but if Mir. Asquith had been ten times a prime minis ter the students would not have hesi- tated to drag him of his train.
 Apparently the scheme was to kid- nap MT. Asquith on his way from London. He was to have been mo- tored to Royston and there given a dinner.' Referring to this plot in the course of his speech, Mir. Asquith said:
 Tt is only owing to the grace of Providence or the accident of fortune that I am here tonight. There are tales of false brethren who. unknown to and unsuspected by me, appear to have endangered my journey, Through your vigilance and excellent staff work I escaped them, and am able to be here with yon now"
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
TUNNEL TOO NARROW
Freight Shipments to Boston Delayed Because New Freight Cars Are Too Wide for Old Tunnel.

Wide Tor Old Tunnel.
 North Adams. Mass, April 13.--All the delays in freight shipments this winter have not been due entirely to blizzards and embargoes. Western grain shippers have found that some of their trouble in delivering their product in Boston arose from the fact that the large modern freight cars cannot travel through the Hoo- sac tunnel.
 When this tunnel was constructed 1t was believed to be large enough to accommodate any railroad equipment, but the car builders have outstripped 1t. While the oversize cars are not yet very numerous, there are enough in service to necessitate frequent de- tours. When one is found in a train arriving at the tunnels western portal it is necessary to cut it out and send it to Bellows Falls. Vt, a detour of 35 miles, and then back to Deerfeld. Mass.
 Another problem occasionally faced by the Boston and Maine railroad is the arrival of flat cars loaded with huge pieces of machinery that tower too high to pass beneath some of the bridges on the road. This neces- sitates careful calculating to find a circuitous route that will avoid the low bridges, and involves considerable delay.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

is Buigaria's strong man. not only by virtue of his own rugged powerful personality. but also because he leads the Agrarian party, which swamps all others in parliament stambu- iiskyNtold King Ferdinand in 1915 that if he thrust Bulgaria into war with the allies, he would lose his head. The king told stambulisky that he would lose his own head, and threw him into jail.
 Bulgaria is a nation. of peasants. More than four-ffths of the coun- try's Ave millions work on the land. The peasants have little sympathy with Bolshevism. They are deter- mined to permit no reactionary movc- ments. or the forces of reaction, there are communists in Sofia and other towns, and there are paid So- viet emissaries all over the land, There still are discontented Bulgars who look upon Ferdinand as their rightful king. Tn the event of coup by any of these forces. the people have threatened to set up dictator ship of the peasants.
 Premier stambulislsy stands. for a constitutional monarchy. and the present lkng. Boris. acts in all ways as a constitutional monarch, in strong contrast with the autocracy of his father. Ferdinand. Boris is the youngest king in Europe, being only 28. Of medium height dark com plexion, intellectual features, and an alert mind, he resembles an Amer ican college student. He is an &C., complished linguist. speaking Bull garian, English, French. Italian. German, Spanish and Russian. He resembles in temperament his Bour- bon mother rather than his German father.
 Boris Enjoys Popularity.
 Boris enjoys great popularity among his peasants After spending the morning at his desk. he motors out to the country nearly every aft ernoon and spends some time among them. Informal and casual talks with them are his great hobby. He listens patiently to tAeir complaints and suggestions and iS quick to re- dress every grievance.
 The youthful monarch's great pas time is railroad engineering. In his summer palace at Vranja, near Sofia, is a Decauville narrow-guage rail- road built largely by himself. He is a skilled engine e-driver, and has taken a scientific course in mechanics and His proudest possession is miniature locomotive presented to him as youth by Charles R. Crane of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
CANADA APPROVES OF
 BIG GAME PRESERVE
Bowron Game Refuge to Be Estab. lished in British Columbia Ap-
 proved By Government.

Victoria. B. O.. April is.-Plans to establish new game reserve In Brit ish Columbia. to be known as the Bowron Game Refuge, have been ap- proved by the Game Conservation board of the Dominion government, and the boundaries of the park will soon be definitely determined.
 The preserve will form refuge and breeding place for greater variety of wild game than any other in either Canada or the United States. according to the announcement. It will include within It's area Bowron, Spectacle Sandy, Long, Isaac and In- dian Point lakes which, with streams connecting them, form an almost cir cular waterway 200 miles in circum- terence.
 The park lies in the old Caribou gold district, and will be 70 miles long by 40 wide. with its southern bound- ary 22 miles from Barkerville. The country is the native habitat of moose. deer. caribou, mountain goat, big horn sheep, lynx, black and grizzly bear and other animals.
 According to the announcement the streams and lakes are full of trout, steelheads, pike, salmon and bass, and are one of the noted spawning grounds of sockeye salmon. Geese, ducks. brant and grouse are plentiful. A canoe can travel around the circle of lakes without portage, almost con- stantlysin he shadows Of snow clad peaks that rise some 5000 feet.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
BULGARIA STANDS
 ALONE IN EUROPE
Is Without an Ally, Surrounded
 by Her Former Enemies

Sofia, Bulgaria, April 13.-BulgarIa is the loneliest country in the world. Surrounded by nations she fought against in the great war, bereft through Bolshevism of the help and guidance of her natural protector. Russia. she is without an ally in a continent of ententes, pacts and alli- ances. She has been striving to win back the friendship of her next door neighbors, Jugo Slavia and Rouma- mia. but they have proved luke warm to her advances. Soviet Russia has been only too eager to offer the little Balkan state in its hand of friend- ship and support. but Bulgaria's rul- CTS know that to accept 1t would mean further arrangement from the allies.
 For more than three years the country has been directed by Alex ander Stambulisky, the peasant, who was released from convict prison in 1918 to quell an army mutiny and overthrow the Czar Ferdinand. He
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
SWISS PORTIAs UPHELD.

Berne, April 13.-Fraulein Roeder won her first case in law in the Swiss supreme court, which sustained her plea for admission to practice in Swiss courts. She passed the bar examina- tion. but the Canton of Fribourg de- nied her the right to practice because she was woman. The supreme court upheld the claim of woman's equality in the law.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

for the leakage of high tension cur. rent On the pole was found broken insulator but it was not until very heavy current was turned on in the wire that the leakage showed itself at this insulator.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
FIND "LgAKY" INsuIATon

Norwich. April is.-Experts have examined the electric light pole at which Sergeant John II, Kane and Herbert Spears i6. were eleotrocuted last Friday 10 determine tho reason
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
ROYALTY IN FACTORY

London. Engiand-The king and queen visited a tea factory and mani- tested lively interest in the com plicated machinery used in weighing tea and cocoa.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
SULPHUR CLEARS A P|MPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your
 Skin Breaks Out.

Any breaking out of the skin on face. neck. arms or body Is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sul- phur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares noted skin specialist.
 Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as pimple remover. It is harmless and inex- pensive. Just ask any druggist for small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur and use it like cold cream.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18

sesti statech. My jsme proti
udeleni jakehokoli bonusu Wy
slouzilcum telesne schopnym
z toho duvodu, re slouziti VIA
sti v cas- valky jest privileji
,stejne jako povinnosti zada-
ii hmotnou odmenu "a to jest
" rozporu s duchem praveho
vlastenectvi a porusenim "a
kladnich principu americkeho
obcanstvi.
"Skupina vyslouzilcd, kterf
opetovne a vytrvale namlou-
vail kongresu a vefejnosti, De
veterani jsou sjednoceni v po-
zadavku o bonus, nemela "a
sebou fakta. Nikdy cd te DOLBY
co otazka bonusu prvn6 byla
predlozena kongresu, nebylo
zadneho dGkazu, ze vetsina
veteranI byla pro takovy "a
kon.
"Naopak, jest to presv6dce
MIN vyslouzilecke proti-bonu-
sove ligy, re az bude predse-
lvzato hlasovani, k n6muz do
/ jde, shleda Sc, re vetsina tele-
sne schopnych vyslouzilci jest
proti bonusu v jakekoliv for
me-"
| Zenske odvetvi Americke
lLegie,, pozdstavajfcf z Zen,
lei konaly valecnou praci, po
Ilozilo dnes ma stul resoluci, od-
suzujici Ku Klux Klan a jeho
cinnost. Stalo Sc to vsak s wy
'rozumenim, re resoluce bu1e
znova vzata lvahu, kdyby
narodni Sized Legie prijal re-
! soluci objasnujici stanovisko
ivici Klanu. Bylo vysvetleno,
re zenske odvetvi ridi Sc smar
nicf Legie We vsech takovych
vecech. Ku hlasovani sc pri-
stoupilo po n6kolikahodinne
! debate resolucnim vyboru cd
vetvi.
Resoluce narizujici, aby
Clenove odv6tvi sc nemichali
do politiky, ale aby "konali
sve obcanske povinnosti" byla
pfedlozena v dneSnim zaseda-
nj organisace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
DIVA "MESfcKARI" "a.
STREI.ENI.

Paducah, KY, II. rijna. =
George Gregory, 74-lety, byl
zabit ma miste a jeho syn,
George NIL, 27-lety, byl IRA
men tax t6zce, ze zemrel po-
zdeji v okresu Pope, v 1llinoi-
su, asi mill severne cd New
Liberty v ltery vecer, po BIZ
tive s federalnimi prohibicnimi
zrizenci a okresnimi 1redniky,
kteri nell ma ne zatykac pro
domnele paleni whisky. Geor-
ge Gregory, NIL, pred ltekem
z domova surove sbil svoji
matku, jezto il podezrival, ze
ona udala dradim, re pali ko-
ralku. Pi. Gregory-ova jest v
kritickem stavu We SVEN do
move v Golconde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
MOROVE Sc OPET VZBOU-
RILI.

Manila, IL. zari. Zpravy o
move krvave vzpoure MORT v
provincii Lanao, ma ostrove
Mindanao, dosly sem dnes a
vojsko Spojenych StatI jest
zadano o pomoc provincialni-
mi drady. Sdeluje Sc, re Moro
We, podniknuvsf dtok ma sko-
lu v Lake Buluan minulou ne
deli, zabili til ucitele deset
clend filipinskeho cetnictva.
Mezi temito byli jeden poru-
elk, jeden serzant a osm RADIO
vych vojakd. Dalsi podrobno-
sti nejsou znamy. Nejposled-
nejsi vzpoura Mort udala Sc
kvetnu tohoto roku, kdy byla
krvave potlacena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
OTAZKYB BONUSU AKUKLUX KLANU
BUDl NEJzIVEJSf ZAJEM MA SJEZDU
AMERICKE LECIE.
DELECACE ZE STATU MICHIGAN zADA PROHLA-
SEM PROTI KU KLUXUM.

San Francisco, II. rijna. V
tomto tretim dni sjezdu Ame-
ricke Legie, vyvolana byla o.
tazka, jake stanovisko mela
by zminena organisace zauja-
iii vIci bonusu Ku Klux Kla-
nu a kdyz vecer nadesel, ne
doslo k zadnemu rozhodnuti
tim aniz onim zpIsobem.
Teprve pozde vecer docile-
no jisteho kompromisu V otaz
ce Ku Klux Klanu, kdyz dele
gace statu California odhlaso-
vala "pectivou neutralitu" We
v6cech tykajicich Sc politiky,
nabozenstvi a vztahG mezi
delnictvem zamestnavateli.
Toto bylo prvni vyjasneni
v situaci, niz drednici dozna
vaji, re ohrozovala Legii.
Michiganstf> delegati prohla
sill, ze budou bojovati o pro.
sazeni resoluce vypracovane
James E. Huntem z Mount
Pleasant, Mich, kterou Legie
bude zadana Ultra neb v pa.
TEX, aby odsoudila Klan, "ja'
ko ne-americky We skutecno'
sti" a "odporujici zasadam
ma nichz Americka Legie byls
vybudovana."
! Utvoreni proti-bonusove Ii
!! gy zde zaplasilo nad6je, Z,
kompensacnf vybor bude moe
vypracovati resoluci, ktera BY
la by prijatelnou celemu sjez
du, die sdeleni dredniki LIE
gle. Proti-bonusova organisace
ZvOllla 81 pOdplukOynlka Will
anna C. Van Antwerpa ze Sar
Francisco "a predsedu a po
rucika Edwarda H. Clarka "a
tajemnika. Van Antwerp jest
clenem narodni poradni kom
Sc Americke Legie.
''Pro telesne zneschopnent
vsechno; pro t6lesne schopnt
MIC" bude pozadavkem proti
bonusove frakce, prohlasi
Van Antwerp. Dale pax pra'
vii:
"Toto jest heslo proti-bonu'
sove ligy, ktera jest sorganiso
vana a v cinnosti We dvacet
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
VYBUCH v TUNELU.

Bologna, Italie, II. rijna.
Tri muzi zistali mrtvi a asi
dvacet bylo poraneno pfi stras
mem vybuchu v rozestavenem
tunelu ma Bologna-Florencie
draze. Pri trhanf skaly pra-
chem prerazena byla plynova
roura a jeden z d9lnikn hledal
S hoffcfm kusem papiru, kde
plyn uchazf. Tato neopatrnost
zavinila nestesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18

no vladou Svobodneho Statu.
Stavka delnfkI a zastaveni
vsech verejnych zabav byly
schvaleny jako prostredky k
docilenf propusteni veznI.
Sim Feiniste byli vyzvani, a.
by Sc shromazdili kolem riz-
nych vezenf dnes vecer a mo-
dill Sc rizenec a zpivali hy-
mny.
Sized pred svym odrocenfm
pfiial resoluce. v nichz Sc po.
zaduje propusteni Eamona De
Vaqerv a .vsach politickvch We
znn a odsuzuje sc "vrazdenf''
drednfkd a jinych vladou Svo.
bodn6ho StAtu, tfmz mfneno je
zastfelenf Rory O'Connora a
Erskina Childerse. = Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
della NEVYNUTf PRY
PENlZE.
Prohlasil v Chicagu drivsjsi
premier Lloyd George.

Chicago, II. fijna. David
Lloyd George, valecny premier
Velke Britanie, mluvil dnes We
Ger pred obrovskym shromaz-
denim v. Mezinarodnim amfi-
|teatru. Il 10000 sedadel kaz.
de bylo zabrano a nekolik ii.
sic lidi muscle Sc vratiti, jez-
to nebylo pro ne mista. Hlavni
pozornost venoval otazce va
lecnych nahrad prohlasil sc
pro nedavny plan sekretare
statu Hughese, aby platebni
schopnost Nemecka byla pro-
zkoumana mezinarodni komi-
81 odbornikI.
Zda-li Nemecko mdze pla-
titi odpira, melo by byti do
nuceno, ale v tom pripade vsi-
chni spojenci NELL by jednati
spolecne. Je pry to chybou
dohaneti nemecky lid k zou-
falstvf.
"My chceme valecne nahra-
dy," dodal, "a revoluce nenl
tou pravou cestou dostati je."
Velka Britanie pfeje 81 II
skati valecne nahrady, vysvet
loval, avsak sleduje tvoji tradi
|cionelni sm6rnici umirnenosti
We vitezstvf jako tn nejbezpec
n9jsi cestu dosazeni toho CT
le. "Nemizete prohlizeti OBJ
chodni knihy bajonety a W.
nutiti penize dely," pravil
Lloyd George. "Mdze Nemec-
ko platiti nyni? Zdali mdze,
melo by, nebot' jest to v jeho
zajmu, ably jednou bylo S tim
hotovo."
'Lituji," pravil Lloyd George
ku konci sve reci. "ze po tako-
vem velikem a slavnem vitez-
stvf, vyvstala otazka tohoto
druhu, aby zdrzovala usku-
tecn9nf miru. Bouflive mraky
stahujf Sc mad Evropou. Bude
to vyzadovati veskere moudro-
sti, veskereho klidu, veskere
rozvahy namofnfk1, jiz ridf
sm9r lodi civilisace, jinak sc
ztroskota Sc svym neocenitel-
|nym nakladem vymozenostf a
inadeie pro cloveGenstvo."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
FRANCIE URAZILA lTALII

Pariz, II. rijna. Francie ne
mini pristoupiti ma to, ably l.
talie podilela sc ma Tangerske
konferenci, vyslo ma jevo dnes.
Francie jest ochotna sdeliti l.
talii vsechna dohodnuti, k
nimz Sc ma konferenci dospe-
je, ale zaujima stanovisko, re
Sc jedna otazku ciste mist
nj. Vyrozumiva Sc, re Italie
poklada "a urazku, ze nebyla
pozvana ma konferenci, ma niz
zastupci Francie, Spanelska a
Velke Britanie Sc pokusi do
speti k dorozumeni 0 vykori-
st'ovani Tangeru a urovnani
naroku zmin6nych zemi ma O.
nu oblast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
VZPOURA v MEXIKU
HROZf.

Mesto Mexiko, II. rijna.
Ozbrojeni stoupenci Aurelie
Manrique-a soustred'uji sc v
Gardenas, pripravujice Sc ta-
hnouti ma mesto San Luis Po-
tosi. die zpravy obdrzene IL
stem Graphico. Hrozici obcan
ska valka jest nasledkem stat
mich voleb s. srpna. President
Obregon uznal vofbu "a ne,
platnou. Pietro Laurens vyhla
sill pax vzdor presidentovi a u.
jal Sc lradu. Nyni pax soupei
jeho pokousi Sc vypuditi jej
moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
PAN FIRPO MUSIL "VY-
KLOPIT."

Havana, II. fiina. Luis An
gel Firpo, p6stnf zapasnik z
Argentiny, prijel sem vcera
vecer, kdyz byl pred tim "a
drzen We Kew West, Fla, az
zaplatli $4,000 ma dani z dd
chodn re svych vyd9lku 2 pest
nfch zapasi We Spojenych Sta
tech. Federalni dfady dopadly
Firpa zrovna pred jeho odplu-
tim, ma Kubu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18

Washington, II. rijna. Pre-
sident Coolidge bude nasledo-
vati ma den primeri, II. listo-
padu sveho predchddce v
prnvodu sekretare valky Week
Sc a sekretare namofnictva
Denbyho, odebere Sc ma Narod
nj hrbitov Arlingtonsky a polo
II venec ma hrobku nezname-
no vojaka. President Harding,
jenz v roce lonskem prvne
zpasobem tfmto uctil pamat-
ku neznameho vojaka, vyja-
drill prani, aby jeho nastup-
ci tax Chilli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
SJEZD SINN FEINSKE
ORCANISACE.
Poza6uje propustsni De Vale
ry a politickych vSzni.

Dublin, II. rijna. V zaseda
nj sjezdu organisace Sim Fei-
nu, iez znova zdiraznila sve
republikanske zasady. nejvet-
81 zaiem budf hladova stavka
485 v6znn v Mountioy. Bylo
poukazovano, ze stavka tato
jest tim vaznejsf, iezto vetsi-
ma 2 Mich jsou We spatnem sta
VII fysickem nasledkem dlouhe
ho v6zneni a suroveho s mimi
zachazenf. Toto poslednejsi
obvinenf jest rozhodne popfra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
FILMOVA SPOLECNOST v
NESNAZfCH.

New York, II. rijna. Fede-
ralnf receiver byl dnes usta-
noven pro Triangle Picture
Corporation, jez sveho casu
byla jednfm 2 vndcich produ-
centd a distributorI pohybli-
vych obrazkd. Pohleda~ky pro
ii spolecnosti, jez ma hlavni
1radovnu v tnmto meste, cini
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
NEZAPOMENTE MA ZfTREJ.
ST RECISTRACNf DNY.

Zda jste nebyli registrovani
bud 4. neb II. rfjna - ucihte
tax Ultra neb sobotu. abyste
mohl v den voleb odevzdati
vas volebnf lfstek. Bulky ote-
vfeny jsou cd 8 hodin rano do
3 hod. odpol a Cd 5 do 10 hod.
vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18

Roy Chapman Andrews,
vidce asiatske vypravy Anne
rickeho musea pfirodni histo-
rie a pi. Andrewsova, foto-
grafka expedice, ma obrazku
nahore, poslali vzkaz domu.
ze objevili prvni zkamenela
vejce dinosauri, jez kdykoli
nalezena. Dvacet pet bylO
jich objeveno odhaduje Sc.
ze jsou asi deset millionI ro-
XII stara.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18
PRESIDENT MILLERAND
ZAJEDE DO PRAHY.

Haag, II. rijna. Zdejsi listy
dovfdaji Sc z Pafize, ze presi-
dent Millerand nejenom oplati
navstevu ceskoslovenskeho pre-
sidenta Masaryka a zavita do
Prahy, ale zajede rovnez do
Varsavy. Die mfnenf nekte-
rych listd pokusi Sc docileni
sblizenf mezi Polskem a Ces-
koslovenskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-18

da. die ddv6rnych informaci
sdelenych nekterym novinar-
skym zpravodajGm, chysta ra-
zne zakroceni proti Sasku.
Dvacet pet praporI risske o.
brany jest pry pohotovosti
k. zahajeni tazeni Ultra v po-
ledne.
Nahle rozhodnuti zakrociti
mocf bylo privodeno informa-
cemi, ze Bavorsko chysta Sc
vtrhnouti do Saska a kancler
Stressemann rozhodl sc prede-
jiti tomu, jezto jedna Sc mu
o udrzeni prestyze 1stfedni
vlady "a kazdou cenu.
Pc celem Nemecku vzbuzu-
je vazne znepokojenf situace
v Sasku a Durynsku, ktere no
vnez jest rudym a kde We Wei
maru, nova socialisticko-komu
nisticka vlada ziskala dnes v
zemskem snemu vysloveni dI
very nepatrnou vetsinou %
proti "a hlasIm. Vlada We zml
nenem n6meckem state nastf-
Mia dnesnim zasedani sne-
mu svdj program, die depese
z Weimaru. V Ivodu prohla-
Semi Sc pravf, ze jest to Vida
rennblikanske obrany 4 Ne le
toEhodnssta bojovsti fGoti po-
zadavkIm "pryc Marks
men,"
Prohlaseni dodava, ze VIA
da jest pro udrzeni republican
ske rise pro zrizeni pevneho
zakladu pro delnickou vladu v
Nemecku jako bastu proti u
platneni kapitalisticke diktatu-
ry. s"
Jeji smernici bude skutecne
zabavovani majetku, zavadeni
statniho obchodniho monopo-
lu die ruskeho vzoru, Icinna
kontrola produkce, udrzovani
osmihodinneho pracovniho dne
a rozsireni moci delnickych
rad. femeslnickych unit a il
nych delnickych organisaci.
Ku konci Sc pravi, re vlada
Sc spoleha zejmena ma delni-
cke organisace, ably il chranily
V pripade nutnosti bojovaly
Ia nj.
V Berline panoval dnes kid
po cely den, bylo to vsak IT,
cho, jake predchazfva bouri,
Zprava obdrzena vecer z
Mannheimu sdeluie, ze vytrz-
nosti byly tam obnoveny dnes
odpoledne. Policie stretla Sc s
davy nezamestnanych. Jest
znamo. ze diva muzi byli "a
biti. kdezto pocet ranenych
nebyl ziisten. v Gelsenkir-
chen blize Essen, komuniste
podnikli 1tok ma budovu, v
niz jsou umisteny kancelafe
jedne banske spolecnosti. Ne.