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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-30
HARDING TO
WASHINGTON FAST AS
HEALTH WILL PERMIT
Presidents Illness Feared More
Serious Than Announced
AT San Francisco
4 SPECIALISTS CONSULTED
Promised Bulletin AS To Condi-
ton of Executive Withheld
By General Sawyer

SAN FRANCISCO. July 30
Two San Francisco physicians
who were called into consultation
bv General Surgeon Sawyer last
night are again in conference
with DR.. Sawyer this morning.
Secretary Herbert Work, 'Pf
the Department of the Interior,
also again met with thew eoncuit-
ants today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-30
WEATHER

For Georgia - Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday; probably local
thundershowers
, 1923-07-30
City Briefs

William Utzinger of the White
Motor company has returned from
Denver. where he spent some time
attending to business affairs.
Henry Better and Henry wurchel
Of Fairbury. Neb.. are spending a
short time hero enroute to the Vel
lowstone National park.
Joseph Matheson Is a woriand
business visitor here for a few days.
Roy Hotter arrived yesterday from
Hudson and will spend several days
here visiting with friends.
C. H. Cole Is spending a few days
here from his home In Rawlins.
John Holmes came down yesterday
from Worland and viii spend several
days here.
C. o. Carpenter of Denver arrived
this morning and will attend the
Rodeo here this week.
H. L. Care is here for the week
from Cheyenne.
r. z. Finnerty and NJ. A. Reynolds,
representatives of Marshall Fields of
Chicago. are here for a few days on
business.
]. F. Cullen of the Midwest Rein
ing company at Laramie arrived to.
day and will spend several days here.
e. F. Hoegen of Denver is here on
business.
Arthur Jett of the Midwest pharma.
cy has returned from Denver and
, 1923-07-30

Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Minal E. Young re-
turned Saturday from the Yellowstone
National park where they have been
for the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Morton fcft last
evening for Denver after spending
several days hero visiting at the home
of Mt. and Mrs. E.. A Kennedy.
Miss Evelyn Robins arrived in the
city yesterday from her home In Salt
Lake and will visit here for several
weeks with her cousin, Miss Marion
Evans of South Ash street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Dean have as
their house guest at their home. 16s
, 1923-07-30

5000 bond this morning. Holcomb
ish charged with stealing a Dodge
touring a belonging to r. #. Kan,
mon. The car Is said to nave been
taken from tho curb in front of the
wyoming oldsmobiie company on
East Yellowstone avenue. Sheriff
Perry A. Morris caught the man in
hi car and run him down.
]. F. Lawrence was taken to the
penetentiary at Rawlins his morning
where he has been sentenced to serve
ID to Is months on a charge OF forg.
cry.
Leonard Lowe, alias Ben Wilson
was returned to scottsbiuff. Neb.. BY
Sheriff Koings OF that place. Lowe
is said to have sold mortaged prop.
erty.
, 1923-07-30

other Colorado cities where he has
been visiting for the last two weeks.
r. B. Jones is a Toledo business
man visiting In the city.
D. A. Martin, representative OF the
Burnes Hammer Clothing
OF Omaha. is spending several days
here on business.
Tom Hall came in today from Ar
mimic and will spend several days
here.
Harry Parker spent yesterday here
visiting with friends from Salt Creek
]. ]. Campbell arrived yesterday
from chadron. Neb., on a short bust
ness trip.
e. T. Herian is an Alliance, Neb.,
man here for a few days.
NJ. k. Weaver came down last eve.
ming from Sheridan az will spend
several days here.
". B. shipley is here for a short
time attending to bushes affairs
from Sidney, Neb.
/ C. L. Titus. district for
the Mountain States Telephone and
, 1923-07-30

just completed the circulation contest
carried on there by the Post-Enter-
prise From this city Mrs. Reynard
will go to California while Mr.. Rey-
nard will go east where he will attend
to business affairs.
Mrs. L. A. Gibson 10 q Cheyenne
visitor here for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Reschin are here for
a few days from Sheridan.
Mrs. c. H. Curtis and Miss Mildred
Rienhart are visiting with friends
here for a short time from Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Coleman of om-
h will spend this week here attend
ing the Rodeo after which they will
go to the Yellowstone National park.
Mrs. E. r. Thomas left last eve
ming for Denver having been called
there by the serious illness of her
niece. Miss Margaret Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. johnson are
here to attend the Rodeo from their
home In Billings. Colo.
Mrs A c. Baker left last evening
for Los Angeles. Calf, where she
win visit with her parents for a
month
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones and chil-
dren Helen and Catherine have re-
turned from Omaha where they have
been visiting with relatives for the
last two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Martin are our
lists here enroute to the Yellowstone
National park from their home in
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cullen and
son Junior are visiting with friends
and relatives here for a week from
Denver.
Mrs. Anna Hammond is attending
to business affairs hero from Denver.
Mrs. L. NJ Stanton are Cleveland.
o.. visitors for q short time in the
city.
Bernice Griffin is whiting with
friends hero from her home In River
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bolsnd and son
left this morning by way OF Lander
for the Yellowstone National park.
where they expect to spend a week
or 10 days. They were accompanied
by Mack Tuller of Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rose arrived
In the city this morning from Tulsa.
Okla, and will spend several days
hero visiting with Mrs. Roses sister.
Mrs. Robert HURLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Buntley are
visiting with relatives and friends in
Colorado Springs and Denver for a
few weeks. Before returning home
they will spend several days at Estes
park
Mrs. b Plunkett OF s2e South
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Peterson
of Sioux City. Ia Mrs. Peterson is
a daughter OF Mrs. Piunkett.
Mr.. and Mira Harry Stout. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley,
viii cave on Saturday of this week
for Kansas City. Mo-. where they will
spend some time visiting with friends
and relatives
Miss Cora Likely returned last eve
ming from Cheyenne. where he has
been the guest of Miss Mae Mahoney
OF that city for h asst week.
Major and Mrs Ormsby and family
have returned from their ranch.
where they nave been living since the
III DEFY ne r I
, 1923-07-30

North Beech street. Miss Elizabeth
Lynch OF Hartford. Conn. Miss Lynch
will visit here for a month and win
tour the Yellowstone National park
before returning to her home.
Mr.. INC Mrs. e. Carlson returned
yesterday from the Yellowstone Ma
tional park where they have been on
a pleasure TRIP for h last three
weeks. They returned by way of
Lander.
Mrs. Howard Harris L. here for a
short time on business from her home
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley c. Gallagher
Of Omaha are visiting with relatives
here for a few weeks after which they
will go to Billings on a short business
and pleasure trip.
Miss Gladys Parker has returned
from a I'VE weeks vacation trip spent
in Denver and other Colorado points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R Galley have
returned from a weeks pleasure trip
spent in Billings. Mont. and Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Quinlan and
son left this morning overland for
Denver and Salt Lake where they
will visit for some time after which
they will SO to California where they
expect to spend a month
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Davis and son
are here FOR a week from Denver.
Miss Marion Cole 10 visiting with
relatives In Nebraska for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. o,Rfey returned
yesterday from Thermopolis where
they have been visiting for the last
10 days.
Mr.. n Mrs. Hubert C Peters are
visiting here for a few days with
friends from Council Bluffs. la
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Franklin r
visiting here for a few days from their
home in Sheridan.
Attorney and Mrs. Vincent Mulva-
ney have as their house guest at their
home on East Second street. Mrs
Mulvaney's sister. Miss Elisabeth Sci
del of Chicago. Following a weeks
visit mere Miss Seidel will spend some
time in Estes Park Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Robinson are here
for the Rodeo from Pawhuska. Okla
NJ D-Itr-.- x-4rr -o-.- H.
ing contests.
Miss Ada S~choenfeldt rs visiting
with friends hero for a short time
from Greybull.
Miss Alma Peterson spent yester-
day hero visiting with friends from
Salt Creek
M. and Mrs A. L. Smith are here
Deal here for a few days from
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Thompson are
visitors here for a few days from
Cheyenne
Mr.. and Mrds. A. L. Smith arc here
for a short time from Wichita. Kas..
enruute to the National park where
they expect to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mra Jay TolIe are here
for a short time from Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Reynard of
San Francisco are visitors in the city
for a short time having come to Cas-
per from Sheridan. where they nave
, 1923-07-30
News Of Women;s Clubs and Organizations
MARY TOBIN. Society Editor

adjournment of school and will spend
until after the Rodeo here after which
they will leave for Brooks lake and
tho Yellowstone National park on a
months camping trip. They will be
accompanied on the trip by friends of
Mrs. ormsby's from Cheyenne and
Denver.
, 1923-07-30

Telegraph company. is in the city on
business.
A. K winney OF the Warren Con
struction company is spending a few
days in the city on business.
r. j. Butler is among the Denver
business men in the city this week.
John Tomanichel is q welch. wyo.,
visitor here for a few days.
B. Fisher and Earl Gordon are here
for a few days from Lavoye.
, 1923-07-30
RECENT AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAu
CIRCLES OE CASPER
Pun FrulIc' Tuesday
Evening at Garden Greek

Fun Fruncp Tuesday
Evening at Garden Creek.
The Epworth League Fun Troiic''
which was to have been held asst
Thursday evening will take place to-
morrow evening at the Garden Creek
picnic grounds. All members OF the
organization and their friends are
asked to meet at the Methodist
church at 9 o'clock
A committee composed OF Miss Eva
Ferguson. Miss Eda Holland, Ray
rraylor n Hubert Bishop are in
charge OF the arrangements. All
those who are going to attend ara
asked to bring q cup and twenty-five
cents. Strangers OF the congregation
are invited to attend.
, birthday Dinner
This Evenm-
Mrs. H. NJ. White will be hostess
an informal Inner party this evening
at her home in honor OF her son.
Franks tenth birthday. Seven guests
will be present.
Bridge Tea.
Saturday.
Mrs. James P. Sweeney will be host
ess at IN informal bridge tea Satur-
day afternoon August 4 at her resi-
dence. so4 South Lincoln avenue COM
plimentary to Miss Catherine Dunn
who win be married SCOT to DIR. T.
j. Drew. Twelve guests will be pres
emit.
Birthday Is Celebrated
BY Picnic Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Stout entertained at a
picnic Sunday given at the Kelley
ranch west of the city in honor Of her
mother. Mrs. ]. NJ. Kelley whose birth
day was yesterday. Among the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Kelley. Miss Helen Ruth Stout. Mrs.
B. Piunkett. p. j. Plunkett, l.. A.
Roges. James Lydon of LeMars. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l.. Howard and son
Charles. Miss Elizabeth Brown. Roy
mond Brown. Harry Stout, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Peterson of Sioux City, Ia.
and the hostess.
Informal Party
This Evening.
Mrs. James r. Dawson will enter
tain at an informal dinner party this
evening at her home on South Lin
coin in honor Of her sister and house
guest. Miss Virginia Smith Of Los An
geles. Ten guests viii be present
Dinner Party
Tomorrow Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown will be
hostess at an informal dinner party
tomorrow evening to be given at their
home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Patterson Of Sioux City. Iowa, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stout and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley. Eighteen guests
will attend.
, 1923-07-30

J. Frank Bentley is here for a few
days from Salt Creek.
, 1923-07-30

]. B. Bear came in this morning
from Chicago and will spend several
days here.
, 1923-07-30

Miss Cora Likely returned last eve
ming from Cheyenne. where she ha.
been the guest of Miss Mae Mahoney
OF that city for the last week.
, 1923-07-30
Birthday Is Celebrated
BY Picnic Sunday.
Informal Party
This Evening.

Mrs. James r. Dawson will enter
tain at an informal dinner party this
evening at her home on South Lin
coin in honor Of her sister and house
guest. Miss Virginia Smith of Los An
geles. Ten guests VIII be present.
, 1923-07-30

+ C. L. Titus, district manager for
the Mountain States Telephone and
, 1923-07-30

Major and Mrs ormsby and family
have returned from their ranch.
where they have been living since the
, 1923-07-30
Birthday Dinner
This Evenfn

Mrs. H. NJ White will be hostess
an informal dinner party this evening
at her home in honor OF her son
Franks tenth birthday. Seven guest.
will be present.
, 1923-07-30

Mr.. and Mrds. A. L. Smith are here
for a short time from Wichita, Ka1..
enruute to the National park where
they expect to spend several weeks.
, 1923-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Thompson are
visitors here for a few days from
Cheyenne
, 1923-07-30

Mr.. ana Mrs A. L. Smith are here
Deal are hare for a few days from
Denver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-26
starts today!

Always biggest clothing year anything heretofore Months plans shake this old its foundation by offering this the collection clothes assembled under Many higher priced En$40 and $45 cuded $2but still compelling the especially cha fol big
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-26

This stock of stylish apparel has Business the sale all Prices already ne than Hundreds of wise have told And they been lar price instead of accepting reduced prices elsewhere But ready make complete and accomplish
 by gigantic Let's with Spring goods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-26
the finer garments also take
 q decisiue cut

up to 5 69.75 coats $48.OO up to 5 99.75 coats $58.OO up to $119.75 coats $78.0O up to $149.75 coats $98.OO up to $189.75 coats $118.OO up to 5 69.75 dresses $38.OO up to 5 99.75 dresses $58.OO up to $119.75 dresses S78.OO up to $149.75 dresses $98.OO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

d'ar. uchapil tezky kamen a
mrEtil jim sdo zeleznicnfho vo-
zu, zas&hnuv do obliceje jed,
noho z ceskych vojakI. Ia to
'dostalo se mu odplaty ma mi
ste a rozpoutala sc vseobecna
ifez, nebot' mnozi z ceskoslo-
venskych vojakG Sc domnfvali,
ze byli zaskoceni pfepadeni.
o tech ruskych addlostech
byly jiz nspsany knihy "a kaz-
de z Mich n3ktera strana vyty-
ka nepravdivost nebo dokonce
falsovani fakt a pochybujeme,
ze o tehdejsich zmatcich v, Rui
sku a ma Sibifi bude kdy ma.
psano neco, o cemz by Sc vse.
chny strany a frakce .shodly
re jest to pravda.
Jiste vsak kaxdy bude SOU
hlasiti tim, re sblixeni seme'
delsk6ho Ruska $ pramyslo
i; wynn Ceskoslovenskem bylo b,
ma, prosp6ch obema zemim Z
zejmena te posleze .zminene
Snad i tento Gil mel ma .zfetel
president sMasaryk, .kdyz 1--WE
fejnil omen clanek v *Prage,
Presse".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

Cesky lskAr zabit ' Cine
Do Prahy ia6sla 7zpraua' rtra-
gicke smrti vynikajiciho ucen-
ce a. lekaTe, docenta pana MU-|
Ora Panka, byvaleho -dlouhole]
teho asistenta kliniky profeso-
ri sMuDra Pavkka 4 Pit,hy,I
plukovnika zdravotmiho sboru
ruskych legii, do nichz jeden q
prvych vstoupil. Po odchodu,
ceskoslovenskych legionafl zeI
Sibife usadiluse v Charbine,
kde zahajil rozsahlou lekaf-
sko npraksi jako otlbcrnik cho-
rob ~zenskych a porodnictyi.-
|Zahy rozsirila Sc .,ieho povsst
|po cele Vychodni Sibifi, tax .ze
kliehtela jeho> >zauhmala ohlast
do, tisicI ctver. verst. Chystal
Sc zaloziti v Charbin6 ceske sa-
natorium, v nemz by. lecili ce-
sti ndborni lekafi vsech oborI !:
ivyjednaval s ,cdborniky ocni.
mi, internisty, neurology, la
ryngology, psychiatry - KRAFT
&c, veskery obory vedy lekaf-
ske mely tam byti zastoupeny
la mela Sc tam utvoriti ceska
medicinska k6lonie. l.onske-
no roku navratil Sc do vlasti,
|aby vykonal posledni pfipravy
k zarizeni a otevfeni sanatoris'
nacez vracejes sc do Charbina
pozdrzel sc v~Sapghaji, .kde
pfi vypuknuvsim povstani by
zabit. v zemfeleln ztrac ce,
lzabit. " zemfeiem ztraci ce'
lska medicinska obec nejen Wy
ma sloyo vzateho vedeckehe
pracovnika, jenz byl' jeinim
nejlepsich zaku slavneho &c
4 skGho ucence prof. dra. Karl;
Pavlika. Vsichni, ':kdoz 5e
znali, uchovau .jej We Vdecn'
pameti.
i sVxa~sijicisv56ey sodehral 8
litytoi idny Hodoninevna Mora
I've. Ma vysokt stozar elektri'
keho osyetaeni ma Masarykov'
inamesti vylezl s23-lety d3lnil
1Smelik usadil4Selnahofe. j
-Ipotatku holil lse bfitvouaa pal
Else cely obliceji pOrezal. Krn
Il lzbroceny stale rec
| nil. iPfiyolani aasiGi, ,sktslitT Ae
4 stiastneho sfaanxe apestitkal
afvodoiu 4 pak siaaii. I San6Ek by
u ddvezgn do ttistaFu prosnhsps
= rnyslnesy Knoqt6ttG. ~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
CHI tUDALOS'TECH.


sterym zastupcem Dohody Tro
cky nebo jiny ykomisar .vyjed-
naval. Mohu poukazati jen K
ddaji Sadoulovu, re Lenin "a
Trocky jej vyzvali, ably vyjed-
naval $ dohodovou konlisi o
pfenechani ddstojniku. Sadoul
dHcela uvadi, ze Trocky obdr-
Eel nekolik francouzskych du-
stojniku. Bolsevici byli 81 We
domi vyznamu brest-litevskeho
miru; jest prece znamo, re mil
rova smlouva byla prijata gen.
vetsinou jednoho hlasu. 'rroc-I
ky pi'i hlasovani nebyl prito-|
men, Lenin primlouval Sc za|
prijeti.
Mohu jestl. uvesti jinou sku-1
tecnost, re totiz Trocky ieste
" bfeznu 1913, po podepsani
mircve smlouvy v Brestu Litev-
skem, s nekolika zastupeie Do
sGpdy vyjednaval, ably zfskal je-
Tehdy proslo Ru-
! skem vojenske poselstvi V Ru-
munsku v cele S generalem
/ lRerthelotem, Rumunsko uza-
vrclo v bfeznu pfed'bezny mir
hstfedmmi mocnostmi. Gene
raj Berthelot, organisator ru-
munske armady, opustil S 800
dustojniky Rumunsko. .Teto
'pfilczitosti pouzil ,Trocky.
| Ftancouzsti generalove me-
byli proti tomu, pfistoupitk Ma
plan Trockeho a tomuto planu
byli naklon6ni nejen francouz.
sti, nybrz i nektefi zastupcove
angitti. americti italsti. Leo
francouzsky vyslanec Nouiens
ktery tehdy sidlil We Vologde.
byl proti planu.
Neni mi znAmo, jak Sc Y ton
to druhem pripade zachova
Lenin. Podrobnosti tolloto dru'
heho sbhzovasciho navrhu ne
mohu udati, ponevadz jsem
cele veci zvedel az pozdeji 1
nemel jsem prilezitosti presn'
81 il ov6fiti. Skutecnost jes
; tim neotfesena.
Y so,lvislosti. S tim mono ie
Ste poukazati ma skutecnost, b
, boji nasich legionard prot
/. Nemcum u Bachmace bolSevic
Sc suCastnili hoie ma nasi stra
/. ne. Musilo byeovsem byt pre-
! nGji vysetfeno, pokud tui,jde
J b6aseWky 'ukrajinske a velko
/. ruske "A jake plany bolsevici
: Rachmace sledovali. Vsechn
' tyto otazky isou znacne spleti
i tG a zvlasta chovani sovet
: k M6meeku X Dohude pre-
V miremNv Brestu Litevskem
: po mem, adluznQ mluviti opatl
k ne. iVeci ty jsou dosud mai
: ztaamy a, nejsou kriticky sprl
a zkoumany, pausalni tvrzer
!, jsou chistoricky a politicky be-
: cenna, aano skodliva."
J. l'otud omen clanek Masaf,
Z kllv. Dnes ovsem, vlastne j
i hodne davno, jsou vsechr
e sympatie bokevicke vlady
s N4neckenl, .avsak claaek M
e saiykdv dokazuje, ze pravo
s NELL ti kdoz tvrdili, ze bols
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

ii Ia MIN DcZpTOSITcuul 49,
kosti TIME smerem kara ara !
nekdy nahodou zdrzena. rres-
musi take idodrzoMi Hstasraz-
stanoveneho jizdniht oAlaa SCI
ch bo-sevi-
f. E. Brown, pre-. . .sz v,,s,
M. Rhea, tajemnik .s,,stnvs rsl
cd poulicnich kar w. ,;aa,,o :
nj rad spolecnosti, ..;; ;n,a3i,s,,,,,
mozhuje ridicGm oo; !;
ne yeas ma mist non.
de zastavovati a s
~ pio'i 'o'o ,)be sledova |,
Ky Gil
nehodou a tu Ten' ,'"a N""
Gbyva nez-li ztr c's'l'' ~ ~
enejsi vozbou ''sl,.. +" Ae va
81 rrakcni kor' olul'.'o p.s
vr pomery ty p'S'ar,a To.o 80 ME- n''
str a zddra.A q: o'o y
! tiskema sSaa a4ti ,a'gni ahsi- tadis ti{uiss.
naslo viry u mnohych lidi, KITE
ii ncsli dale pro informace a
pouceni.
Tito nepochybne but:ou PIE.
kvapeni clankem MAsaryko-
vym. V nemz budou spatfovati
obha jobu bolseviku, acko!i --
opakujeme znova - nepfina-
81 mic noveho nebO snad dokon.
ce neco scnsacniho. q tech
vecech bylo psano sveho casu
We zdejsim anglickem t;sku
Masarykovi. jako nl!zi pravdy
mi!ovnemu, jedEa sc vsak patr.
ne O to, ably historic nebyla fa:'
sovana snad jest to zarovei'
krok ku sblfzeni s Rrskem. je5
pro Ceskoslovenskou republi
ku bylo by zadoucim z nnoha
pricin a ddvoda.
President Masaryk pise 0
nom clanku mezi jinym:
"Pokud jde bolscviky. bu
diz pripomenuto, re vatsin;
vGdcG byla marxistickou liter;
turou g pobytem v Nemecku
Rakousku vzdelana vice meme
cky, nezli francouzsky nee
'anglicky. Starsi socialistick
generace, jako Plechanovua j
nj, byla vzdelana vice fran
couzsky. Potud stall bolsevic
N6mecku bhze nezli Dohodi
Avsak .Trocky sam podnikl n
zaGatku valky ostry utok br
zufe prot centralnim mocnG
stem a zvlaste rproti Rakouske
Uhersku. A prave Trocky
unoru 1913, tedy po uzavrer
primeri a..za ,miroveho vyjet
n4vani vi Brestu Litcvskem,
tistfednim komitetu " Petr,
hrad9) ucinil navrh, aby
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT almady b.
la ziskana pomoc Francie
Apglie: znovuzfizena armad'
podle tehdejsiho planu Tro'
k6ho, m6la valciti proti cel
tr&lnim mOcnoGtem. Lenin tel
to plan Trockeho schvalil. T
Elk.npohu uNesti na zaklaG
spoiehlWych informacl, jez 2
gkal jsem na miste. Presl
zn6ni a dosah navrhu Trock
no nemohu iudati; stejne n
mann urcitych zprav o tom,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

Herbert Hoover, NIL, syn s
pristrojem, S nimz nedavno dot
carsku. Fotografie tato byla v
vah, kde konal sve experilisnt
Wei v pocatcich drnh6hc PIE !.
vratu v Rusku prali'.s sblize-
nj s Dohodou ze Sc pfichylili
k,Nemcdm, az kdyz DohoGa .se
cd Mich odvr4tila a postavila
Sc nepfatelsky prot MIN. Ia,
sla, jak znamo, tax daleko, ze
vypravila vojenskou expedici
do Sibife a do Murmanska a
podporovala 'Kolcaka, Denyki-
ma, Judeniceaa Wrangela, ve-,
litele "bilych" armad.
Dnes ovsem kazdy vi, re to-
byly osudne pfechmaty, ale jiz
ma sklonku a .po skonceni sve-
tove valky neschazelo na hla-
sech, iez' varovaly pred vme-
sovanim -se dohodovych stat11
do ruskych zalezitosti a jez ze-t
jmena varovaly pred kazdou
vojenskou intervenci. Hlasu
|techto nebylo vsak dbano, a
jaky byl vysledek? v Rusku
utraceno sta tisice lidskych Ii
votd, bolsevici sc udrzeli a pri-
rozene Sc pfichylili k tomu je-
, dinemu z mocnych narodd,
jenz ochotne jim naruc otviral.
| @ tom, re ami vlci ceskoslo-
lvenskym legiim bolsevici lne-
lchovali sc zprvu nepfatelsky,
,vypravel zajimavym zpasobem
'sef zdravotni misse - univer-
sitni professor - jez vrr. 1919
'byla vyslana z Prahy ma Sibif
la jehoz pfednasku jsme slyssll
IL jcdnom zapadnim meste, kde
zastavil Sc ma zpatecni. ceste
re Sibife.
1 Zde bude asi szahodno dotk'
inouti Sc predem jedne veci
: Pro-nemectvi bolsevikd byle
spatrovano v tom, ze ma zados'
nemeckeho vyslance hrabett
: Mirbacha - ,jenz byl pozdej
" Rusku zavrazden - naTizo
vail odzbrojeni ceskosloven
!, skych legii. Phi tom Sc zapo
/, nina, re omen pozadavek by
zcela opravnenym die mezina
4 rodniho ezakona a nanejvys
! mohlot taby sc rici, re Nemecko
: jez ,porusilo ,mezinarodIi "a
: kon v Belgii, sotva m6lo mNay
o niho pr&va dovolavati semen
a narodniho zakona " Rusku
{ Mirhach z&dal odzbrOjeni &C
It skoslovenskych legii, ,kdy sc je
ste valcilo ma z&pgdni fronte
) cilem ceskoslouenskych legi
e jak ,znamo ,bylo, ,pfeplaviti
Ii do. Francie a +bojovati.tam pre-
Il ii NemcIm. .
l. ~ teto pficiny amelo sN6met
IS ko, jez Ruskem uzayfelo mi
Q pravo zadati odzbrojeni vojel
, skych sbord, jez,po lzemi sts
Il tu,. : lairnz zilof i1tiru, tahlyrn
y ne Ina .N6mecko.
l. sJak sbolsevici ono odzbroj,
Il vani proNadeli, licil omen II
d cesk oslovemske. .zdrarotni miss
a We zn1inene pfednasce. Pravi
(bolsevici) ma sjedne str,
10 ne .nasim- hochhm ezbrane sbr'
B. Ii, ably uspokojili Mirhacha
nj ma .druhe, Jim je opetn6- -vracel
= TAX Sc stalo, ze nasi ,-hosi me-
zbrans, kdyz doslo X pozd6
sim ,boj0m.'
Die onoho universitniho pr
y fasora gpricinu k .prEnianu y
" bucnu nepfatelstvi ,4zaNdalatn n
- patrna celkem 4prihoda. ?
. TOM roiovanit kdysaasiah
a. 81 Sc vraceli,s do .szelezniGnix
ln vOsG. kde druhesstFany 'by
'e- jim zbrane vraceny, jisty NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

l'otud omen clanek Masafy-
kav. Dnes ovsem, vlastne, jiz
Ihodne davno, jsou vsechny
sympatie bokevickc ylady
N3rneckenl, .axsak claaek Ma,
sarykdv dokazuje, ze pravdr
NELL ii, a1doz tyrdili, Re boise