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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17


morning to repair phone lines.
Mrs. Mary Pacheco went to Gunni-
son Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bottenfield were
in town from East River Tuesday.
The Joe Bush family meved Sum
dav to their ranch on Cement Creek.
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Mrs. John Wieland has been on the
sick list for the past couple Of weeks.
Joe Niccoli and party of friends
made trip to Gunnison last Friday.
We understand there will be a
number of new automobiles in town
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ross went over
to Denver Thursday to remain about
ten days.
Matt Stobs, who has spent the win
ter at Taft, Calf, is expected home
this week. f.@ss
Miss Mary Sedmak and Miss jose
phine Gallowich were arrivals on last
Thursdays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Estes came
down from Smith Hill Saturday to
attend the dance.
Mrs. Ira Sigman is having the front
and inside of her store building Civ
en- coat of paint.
Mrs. Phil Handy and daughter re-
turned Saturday from a visit with
her. mother at Palisades
Mrs. Joe Yoklavich returned home
Friday after having spent several
weeks in st. Joseph, Mo.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs j.. M. Page
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tinsley mo-
tored to Gunnison and back
Miss Lora M. Allen came in from
Gunnison Saturday and is now work
ing at the Elk Mountain Hotel.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe David and child
rem arrived last week from Arvada.
They will reside at Smith Hill.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guer-
reri on Wednesday, May 10, baby
boy of regulation weight and fineness.
Alex O'Neil and Gilbert Welch
came in from Gunnison on Friday
evening and remained for several
days.
Martin Radish has sold his home
here and expects to leave shortly for
lower altitude with his wife who
has been ill.
Chas Roberts departed Thursday for
his home at Corsicana, Texas He
expects to return to Crested Butte
at later date.
l., N. Cook and Harry Gibbs re-
turned Sunday from Irwin where
they had spent week taking apart
the school building which caved in
N4tiS WiHttT.
News of the arrival of an eight
pound baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Heating, of Denver,
on Saturday, May 12, has been re-
ceiyed by relatives here.
The first person who drove a car
over the road from Gunnison this
year was a travelling salesman who
arrived Friday, May IL. Last year
Joe Niccoli took the first car through
on May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Alexander left
Wednesday for Trinidad, where they
will spend few days with relatives
before going on to New York, from
which place they will sail for Scot
land to spend three months.
FOR SALE-Building on Main
street, 10 rooms, garage, etc., all in
ilrst-class condition. Small payment
down, balance like rent, also ranch
with or without stock. 20-3t
MRS. R. A. YOUNG.
Messrs. Lichtie and Kern, of the C.
& l. Co., came in via auto Tues
uay and the same evening gave a
lecture and show at the theatre. A
t'ee dance at the City Hall was filled
70 overfiowing. A four piece orches-
IRA furnished excellent music.
The Gunnison College Band came
up' via auto, Monday and gave a
concert at the Princess Theatre
which was greatly enjoyed by those
present. After the concert several
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe David and child
rem arrived last week from Arvada.
They will reside at Smith Hill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mrs. Mary Pacheco went to Gunni-
SON Saturday, returning Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

II in want q .aytAins IN :. aAise
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Old P.p.r.-ror Sale at this offies
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Guer
reri on Wednesday, May 10, bab,
boy of regulation weight and fineness
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Miss Lora M. Allen came in from
Gunniscn Saturday and is now work
ing at the Elk Mountain Hotel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Saturday Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Page
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tinsley mo-
tored to Gunnison and back.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Some forty couples attended the
dance at the Elk Mountain Hotel ON
Saturday evening and all report a
Jolly time. A four piece orchestra
furnished the music and the manage
ment served a delicious luncheon at
midnight.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bottenfield were
in town from East River Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Alex O'Neil and Gilbert Welch
came in from Gunnison on Friday
evening and remained for several
days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Manley went to
Canon City last Wednesday where
Mrs. Manley will take charge of the
class play at Mt. St. Scholastic Acad-
envy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Nelson & Whalen's new auto repair
and accessory shop is shining with
paint, etc. They are now ready for
business and seem to be kept busy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17
Local and Personal

Mr.. w. E. Bragg was an arrival on
Saturdays train from Pueblo.
L. B. Lashbrook came in Monday
morning to repair phone lines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mrs. Joe Yoklavich returned home
Friday after having spent several
weeks in St. Joseph, Mo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mrs. Maxon and children came il
from Ouray last Friday to visit Al
the Joe Bush home Mrs. Maxon i.
Mrs. Bush's mother.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Martin Radish has sold his home
here and expects to leave shortly for
lower altitude with his wife who
has been ill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

Mr.. Bargler, of the Empire Zinc
Co., has been spending several days
in town and at Smith Breaker where
he is looking after the loading of
slack.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-17

The girls and boys who went tc
Gunnison Thursday to enter the con.
test, returned home Saturday. Prof
Heagney remained until Sunday.
, 1923-02-08
SECOND PERIOD
April 3 b Anrn II

A special extra vote ballot good for 10000 4
worth of subscriptions turned in. No subscrip !
The subscription price of The Daily Tribune is S
$500. During the first period $4,000 extra vot
hon turned in, $4,000 extra votes during the Sc
extra during the last period.
, 1923-02-08
HOW THE TERRITORY
is DIVIDED

DISTRICT NO. 1-Dstrict No. 2 will include all partci-
pants in that part of the city of Casper south of Second
Street and east of Durbin Street.
One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there
are active contestants will be awarded in this district.
DISTRICT NO. 2-District No. 2 will include all partici-
pants residing in that part of the city of Casper south of Sec
ond Street and west of Durbin Street.
One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there
are active contestants will be awarded in this district.
DISTRICT NO. 3-District No. 8 will include all partici-
pants residing in that part of the city of Casper north of
Second Street and West Yellowstone Highway.
One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there
are active contestants will be awarded in this district.
DISTRICT NO. 4District No. 4 will include all the ter
ritory outside the city limits of Casper lying north and west
of the city of Casper. including the following:
Powder River, Arminto, Thermopolis, Worland, Grey
bull, Frannie, Cody, Lander, Riverton, ShoshoDe, Rock
Springs, Kemmerer and all towns in vicinity.
One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there
are active contestants will be awarded in this district.
DISTRICT NO. 5-District No. 5 will include all the ter
ritory outside of the city of Casper lying east of the city Of
Casper, including the following:
Wendover, Torrington, Guernsey, Cheyenne, Gillette,
Sheridan, Wheatland, Salt Creek and all towns in vicinity.
One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there
are active contestants will be awarded in this district.
, 1923-02-08
O THE PRIZESARETO
BE AWARDED

Every active participant in the Tribune's big campaign
receives either a cash award or one of the six motor cars.
The person receiving the highest number of votes in the
campaign regardless of his or her district will receive his
or her choice of all six cars.
Then the five persons who have secured the greatest
number of votes in the five respective districts will be given
the other five cars, the highest one taking his choice; the
next highest next choice, and so on.
Then the five persons securing the next highest number
of votes in the five respective districts to the car winners
will receive 100000 in cash each.
each.
Then the five persons receiving next highest number of
votes in the five respective districts will receive $4,000 IN
cash each.
All other active contestants in every district will receive
20 per cent on all subscriptions they may secure, according
to the rules of the campaign.
, 1923-02-08
Schedule of Rates and subscriptiO
FIRST PERIOD

Up to April
, 1923-02-08

New Rickenbacker Coupe.
Value $2,125.OO.
New Buick &c" Touring Sedan.
Value $2,21O.OO.
New Nash Sedan.
Value $1,675.OO.
New Hudson Coach.
Value $1,825.OO.
New Chalmers Coach.
Value $1,S4O.OO.
New Essex Coach.
Value $1,285.OO.
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Silena lecba revmatismu.

Y Lomnicce u Tisnoya ia Mo-
rave slouzil u starosty Bloudka
celedln Ant. Machacek RI
secneho okrese novomest-
skem. Byl. .iak starosta uda-
va, ponekud slabomyslny a tr-
pei reymatismem. We stfedu,
Il. bfezna vecer odesel z do
nlu i ma noe sc nevratil. We
ctvftek rano no nasli pod slou-
penn elektrickeho yedeni asi
10 metru Cd Lomnicky zuhel-
nateleho. Podle lisudku leka-
re yylezl ubozak asi nahoru.
pfesmykl leyou nohn pres kon-
so!y a pravou nohou zachytil
Sc drata, jimiz probiha proud
o napeti 5000 voltd. Byl ihned
mrtev a visel nahofe tax dlou-
no, az prava noha uhorela a
zbytek skvarki mohl spadnou-
Ii pod tyc. Nektcri lide soudi,
ze Machacek spachal sebevra-
'ala, ale obecne minlni .ie, ze
nejaky bidak pofadil M,achac.
kovi, ably revmatismlls lecil E.
lektl.inou, ktera bezi draty. -
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lem sedelo mnoho mladych
muzG v bilych halenach. Vsi-
chni nell po ruce noze, klesti-
cky a jine chirurgicke nastro-
je.
Starsi belovlasy pan hlasite
prednasel a ukazoval pri tom
IA zenskoun mrtvolu, ma stole
lezici.
Edward hned il poznal. Ale
pohled ma nj byl tax hruzny,
&c divoce vykfikl a v bezvedo-
mi sklesl ma podlahu.
Kdyz Sc opet vzpamatoval,
lezel malem pokojicku ma
pohovce; mlady muz nahybal
Sc k nemu a omyval mu octem
obliGej.
"Vede Sc vam nyni lepe?"
"kde jsem?" otazal Sc Ed
ward.
"Jste v nemocnici. Jmenuji
Sc dr.. Smelc. Asi pmylem pri-
sci jste do anatomockeho sald.
Pohled ma pitvanou rt1rtvolu
snese jen zpravidla posluchac
mediciny."
Tu upamatovaT Sc Edward,
|rco Sc stale a zvedl Sc.
'.Odejdu,' pravil. "Ani na
chvilku nechci sc zdrzeti pod
touto stfechou.'
Lekar vyprovodil no ven a
divaf Sc "a MIN, .jak odjizdel,
!nemaje tuseni, kdo jest CHI.
nee.
Pfistfho rama rozhodl Sc, zc
opusti mesto co nejrychleji
aby jest6 neprisel rozum.
Telegrafoval sv6mu otci:
"Jedu dnes z Vidne do Lon.
dyna."
Ia diva dni sedel donna Il
svych rodicu. Bylo pozde We.
Ger. Ohen plapolal v krbu, &c
II pokoj byl jasne osvetlen.
Edwarduv krasny oblicci
byl vyhubly, jeho ocich zr.
cadlil Sc nevyslovny zal. Wy.
pravoval prave, co v posled,
MIN case We Vidni zazil.
.'Nikdy jsem neslysela O tax
smutnem pflpade," zvolal ma.
Itka. "Musis Timed psati jejim
Irodic1m."
"Toho ma mne nezadej,' cd.
lpovedel Edward.
| "Tedy to ucinim ia. Je tire.
ba, ably. sc dov6deli 0 osudu svt
dcery, ably ostatni jjeich dee.
[ ry nepropadly podubnemu o.
sudu. Jak lituji ubohych 70.
idicu!"
Nest astne dit6!' dolozi1
Ivevoda. "Zemfela jake neyin.
ma ob6t' pohanskych zakonu y
kfest 'anskych statech."
Edward prod6lal dlouhou
dusevni krisi. A nez sc jeho
mysl opet uklidnila, vyrostl 4
dospel ma muze. Co pozoro.
wal a Sc dovedel, melo pro bu-
doucnost prinesti lidstvu oyo
ce: sta!t' Sc cd te dolby nejenel
gictejslm clenem mezinarodni
ho svazu, potlraj jicich obchoo
ibilymi otrokynemi, hanebny tf
obchod zivym lidskym masen
Ia nesmrtelnymi dusemi.
J lKONEC.)
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BlLA OTROKYNE.
(IiANBA Xxx. sTOLETl)
- ROMAN. -
NaDSala A. Schoevennva - PrelOzi1 r Sadok
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Pre-

/, "Ne, Danka. Ma svetle Via
| sy modre oci."
"Ach, ted chapu. To bude
nejspfse Berta. Jest Danka.
Jinych danskych pacientek, co
tady jsem, jsme jeste zde ne
NELL"
"Reknete mi jen, jak Sc j
vede; jest tezce ,nemocna? -
Vynalozim vse, ably Sc ,opet br-
70 uzdravila."
Sestra ,podfvala sc ma cizin-
ce jasnym vaznym pohledem
a odpoyedela: !.
| "Mlada divka, niz mluvi-
neni jH mezi zivymi. Vcera
ivccer zemrela." ,
| Edward, jak Sc zdalo, byl d.
pine omracen touto neOceka.
'vanou Zpravou.
"Ne, to neni moGna, .ssgvolal
potom, "byla jeste tax mlada
Q. to, nemdze byt!" 80 's
| "Nic jineho nemohu yam ii.
lei, nez co jsem YAM dosud re.
kla. Berta byla .jedinou Dan.
kou, kterou jsme zde nell. Ale
nerucim "a to, je-li to taz div
ka, kterou hledate."
"Kde lezi?" otazal Sc rychle
"Donesli il do kaple?"
!, me, padle divky nepocho.
vavaji Sc ma krest' t'anskem hrbi
Itove."
| "Alc, kde prece jest? Musim
III videti!'
'Kdyz takova divka zemre
idoncsou il do anatmickeho sa.
lu ma druhem konci stromor.
di.'
Svetlovlasa, krasna Alma
Iiez po vsechen ten cas- veske.
re jeho myslenky obrazo,
tvornost zaujala, re by zemre.
la? Ne. tomu nemohl ami 1--WE.
fiti.
| Stromoradi vedlo k volnemu
lprostranstvi, k nemuz ma dru
:; he strane pfilehal' dlouhy dun
Q .iednom poschodf S vysokym
mi obloukovymi okny. Kdyi
! Edward otevfenymi dvefmi dc
neho vkrocil, zastavil no vrat
my a otazal sc ho, co 81 pfeje.
/ ''Je zde. anatomicky sal?'
i "Ano, pane, ale cizinci ne
maif sem pristupu."
/ Jest nektery 2 profesort
pritomen?"
"Ano, professor chirurgie
pfednasi prave posluchacum
Avsak Wy nesmite jiti do salu
. nemate-li dovoleni."
! '.kudy sc jde do salu?"
"Temito dvermi pred vami.'
i Netazaje Sc dale, nospisi
Edward rychle Ike dverim ;
/ zmizel "a mimi drive, nez vrat
, ny mohl jej zadrzeti.
4 Vstoupil do salu, prostfel
nGhoz stal podlouhly stdl. Ko
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fUosstnEeuf. j

~e1OSASS sAA'
"Promihte, mann tn cest po-
zdraviti lorda Garwicka?' 4
Edward vstal, hn6vive Sc
tvafe. -Jak 81 nohl tento clo-
vek dovoliti jei osloyiti!
"Doyed6l jsem Sc, ze Sc my
lord jeste live zajina ) mia
dou Danku a neustale po nj pa
tra,'" pokracoval Elby. ."Mohl
bych vam snad sprokazati sluz-
bu a oznamiti yam, kde Sc n.y.
nj zdrzuje." Pfesta1 mluviti,
iako by cekal ma otazku Ed
wardovu; ale lord zmefil no
chladnym opovrzivym pohle-
dem. A Elby pokracoval: -
Pred kratkyn casem byla do
pravena do vSeobecne .nemoc-
nice" IF !
"Do nemocnice?" zvolal ed
ward zdeSene.
"Ano," pffsv6dcil. Elby ese
|zlomyslnym d.smevem spe-
chal ven, drive nez lord nabyl
casu, aby mu sve opovrzeni
pohledem dal ma jevo.
Edward zazvonil na sklepni
ka a porucil mu, aby objednal
drozku. Pc jizde asi hodinu tr-
lvajici, zastavila drozka pred
nemocnici v odlehle casti me-
sta. Byla to skupina budov,
obklicenych rozsahlym par
KEN.
Edward vystoupil a porucil
kocimu, aby ma neho cekal. -
lSel k vratnemu ptal Sc no ma
lzenske odd6leni.
Tam to v levo v tech trech
domech pro RUNE nemoci,' zn6
la odpoved'. w prvnim lezi
lnemocne ma tyfus, druhem
Jest chirurgicke oddelenl a tre-
ti jest urcen pro venericke ne
|moci."
"Nevite snad, zdali zde lezi
mlada DANA Alma Bangova?
! ITO nevim, jmen pacientel
Ivubec neznam. Pockeite re
lptam Sc sestry.'
| Zazvonil a starsi zena : Ger
|nem safe a bilem cepci vysla
ze dveri.
ITO je sestra Marta pravil
|vratny. "Poda vam zadouc
Izpravu.''
A Edward Dpakoval il svou
Iotazku.
Go il chybi?"
ITO nevim urcite. Ale tu
'sim, ze sem byla poslana z Wy.
kficeneho domu,' doda! ry
'chle.
"Tak- Tyto ubohe divky lie
Ii zde levo y neihorejsin
|sale."
"Jest tedy zde?"
alma Bangova? Nikoli
devce toho jmena vubec ne
'znam. Jest Anglicanka?"
u. - a.a.a. ..
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Senator Borah, pokrokovy
republican a jeden z nejmoc-
n6jsich politickych cinitelu te-
to strany, ,jenz davno Sc .iiz "a
sazuie % uznani sovetskeho
Ruska americkou vladou, uci-
nil nasledujici prohlaseni:
"Zdali vikar Buckavic byl
popraven, ponevadz byl kato-
Ilikem, neb We vaice proti ma
bozenstvi, takovy Gin ovsem "a
slouzil by dostalo by Sc mu
odsouzenf kazdeho spravne
lsmyslejiciho muze zeny. A
vsak ma zaklade te nejspole-
hlivejsi autority a fakt, jez
jsem ziskal, preii 81 rici, re
" mem min6ni vikar Bucka-
| vic nebyl popraven, pone-
|vadz byl katolikem, nebo re
v Rusku jest vedena valka pro
ii nabozenstvi. On byl obzalo-
van re zrady proti pritomne
Wade Ruska, obvin6n ze byl
Cinnym agentem tech, kdoz
usilovali 0 ieii svrzeni. z tech
to duvodu byl odsouzen a po-
pl'aven. Zdali toto jest faktem
a ia verim, re ano, tn ovsem
musi byti posuzovan jako OBJ
can "A nikoli jako duchovni.
MAN prohlaseni dvou vyni
kaiicich duchovnich, kteri byli
| y Rusku po mnoho m6sicu a ii
lvyslovn6 pravi, re kazdy mu-
ze hlasati a vvznavati jakeko-
Lii nabozenstvi Y Rusku pine Il
bez pfekazek, pokud nezasa-
huje do politiky nebo pod rou-
Iskou naboZenstvi nekuje pixie
lproti Wade. Nechtel bych o.
:vsem ami zdaleka ospravedlho-
lyati nebo omlouvati valku pro-
Iii nabozenstvi kterehokoli Wy
znani neb viry, ale budiz mi
dovolenO fici, ze mem mine
nj smernice, liz spojenci sle-
dovali vuti Rusku posledni city
ii roxy, Jest do velke miry zod
povedna ia neduv6ru, strach,
"a ducha odvaty. iez vedon k
brutalnim krutvm tinum. Pc
cele m6sice Rusko bylo blok;.-
dovano. AMI nemocnicnim To-
dim nebylo dovoleno pfistati
Tfikrate vtrhly do neko arma.
,,dy podporovane spojenci. Ne5
'obvinime jine 2 krutosti a ne.
! lidskosti, provadejme nekteri
~ kfest'anskych pfedpisu a
lprincipu sami.'
! Newyoi'ska Soviet Russia"
organ a lnluvti ruske vlady +,
teto zemi, nedesi sc toho, x
"vefejne mineni ciyilisovane
no sveta' bylo popuzeno prot
: Rusku dusledcich odsouzeh
! katolickych duchovnich hodnt
Istafu. "Toto vefejne mineni,
pravi, "se rozciluje, pohevad;
I IS katolickym knezem, ruskyn
obcanenn, jenz otevrene HASA
: syoji oddanost k Polsku, byl,
: nalozeno, jake Sc naklada S,
Ispiony a zradci, kteri dayaj
-|vojenske informace nepfftel
LA valky. Rozciluje Sc X vnl
i lcloveku, jenz case nejv6ts
: tragedie sve vlasti, stval k cd
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9 sOUCAsNYCH UDALOsTEcH.
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Digest, jak ciniya v podob-
nych pripadech, pfinasi pre-
hled isudku americkeho tisku
o poprave generalniho vikafe
rimsko-katolicke cirkve SOVIET
skymi lfady Y Moskve. Ze
ySech plane rozhorleni, ackoli
neni zrovna jasno, proc osud
duchovniho hodnostafe mel by
vyvolati v6tsi ucast nezli il
nych ob6ti bolsevickeho terro-
ru. V koncich zivot jest jako
zivot iedine ma vahu padaji
Okolnosti. "a jakych byl utra-
cen, m6l-li stat pravo witt jej,
piizname-li statu vubec toto
pravo.
Rudy terror V Rusku vyzi-
dial 81 nescislnych obeti a mezi
temi, kdoz zahubeni b9lsevic-
kymi. katy, byli mnozi knaaep
niti muzi. Jiste je.jich osud "a
sluhoval tutez dcast jako zmi-
neneho duchovhiho.
,Jinak ovsem isou ma shade
priciny, proc prihoda tato W.
volala takOvy rozrlch po ce-
lem sv6te. Byla to neZvykla
poprava vysokeho duchov-
niho hodnostafe, prislusnika
cirkve, jez ma moe a silny vliv
We vsech statech zapadni r.
vropy V Americe. To Jest,
proc vsechny ylady protestova
ly proti poprave generalniho
vikafe, mezi mimi tez americ-
ka a ceskoslovenska.
- II
Mezi usudky americkych
Casopisu Jest obZvlaste zaji-
navy omen Arthura Erisbane-a "A
listech Hearstovych rade
jinych, ktere jeho sloupec dem
ne otiskuii. Brisbane napsal:
"Sekretaf Hughes. ably po-
mstil zbabele zabiti .iednoho
duchovniho v Rusku. zapoyida
ri. Kalininov6, manzelce rus
keho presidenta, vejlti do Spo-
jenych Statu, cimz Spojend
Staty nejsou uvedeny zroyna
do dustojneho postaveni.
Jsou muzi Y Rusku. Proc ne
bcjovati mimi? Hughes, \
hadce sc sousedem, prece by
neuderil jeho zenu nebo male
ditko. Udefil by muze nebe
byl by zticha. Spoiene Staty
.isou dosti yelik6, pfeii-li 81, II,
ciniti n6co ucinnejsiho, neil
zabraniti vstup zene.
A pax, proc vlada jest tah
velice pravem rozcilena mac
popravou jednoho duchovniht
a ociyidne lhostejnou vuci po
dobnym popravam y Rusku?
v dobe odsouzeni onoho du
chovniho, osmdesat ctyri civi
liste, souzeni jake on byl SOU
zen politickych pficin, byl
roynez odsouzeni. Proc neni 4;
dneho protestu vzhledem
temto muznm? Nemaii zadn'
dulezitosti ocich teto repu
blikanske vlady, pon6yadz ma
hodou nejsou to duchoyni?
Toto zdalo by sc jaksi div
nym specialisoyanlm pro nd
rod, jehoz ustava neuznaya d
dne zvlastni foriny nabozell
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poru prot zabavcvani kostel-
nfch pokladI ma ulevu hlado-
vejicich."
Ku konci sveho obsirneho
clanku pravi Soviet Russia:
"Ti, kdoz nejhlucneji volaji
We jmenu lidskosti, jsou polstl
pogromari, zoldneri francouz-
skeho a britickeho militarl-
smu. utiskovatele millionu U
krajincG, zidu, Nemcu Belo-
rusn. K t6mto Sc pripojuji bri-
ticti Tory-ove, vrazi mnoha
set indickych a egyptskych Via
stencil, vynalezci humanni a
rytfrske methody bombovani
sc vzduchu vzdornych vesnic V
Mesopotamii k uspiseni kolek-
ce dani. Jest potfeba dale Sc
siriti 0 tomto 'verejhem mine
nj, jez Rusko, popravou zrad-
ce, proti sobe popudilo?"
= -
Rika Sc, re jest dobfe znati
obe strany kazde. veci tudiz
jsme citovali z Literary Di-
gest" prohlaseni senatora Bo-
raha A aecast clanku re "Soviet
Russia. Casopis ten muze mi
I'll kopecne pravdu v tom, re
kritikove Ruska podle bible
"vidi mrvu v oku jeho a nikoli
brevna v oku vlastnim" - nez
to nijak neomlouva rudy ter
ror, kteremu pablo "a obet' to-
|lik slechetnych, uzitecnych Ii.
|votu.
Jistys Polak, S. Wotowski
napsal po SVEN zajezdu do ci.
|ziny delsi clanek pro "kurje,
WarsZawski', V nemz pravi
mezi jinym:
"Ceskoslovensko pusobi do.
jmem zeme, ktera jiz nabyla
|sil zdravi, jak svedci jeji
"koruny", jichz kurs jest vel.
mi vysoky, takze po anglic,
llych librach a francich nutnC
je povazovati "a rovne valu.
tie holandske. PAX rychle no.
spodafske ozdraveni zaslouz
Isl pozornosti a blizsiho pozna
ni.... S pocitem jisteho smut.
ku pfejizdel jsem V Petrovi.
|cich - naSi hranici a to meier
proto, re Sc jevi TAX skromno,
/. u srOVnani hranici Eeskou
Inybrz proto, ze Sc vracim dt
Ivlasti, trpici "chorobnou no
'reckou" a zustavuji "a sebol
|zeme, ktere pres RUNE udalo
sti nabyvaji silly zdravi. Mi
modek srovnani to vrha stir
smutku, deprimuje."
' Polsku venuji, vubec vel
kou pozornost Ceskoslovenskt
republice "a reknou-li slovs
chvaly, vyzniva 2 toho ton "a
visit. Ia to, kdyz sc sbehne ne
co ostudn6ho, zaznamenaji te
s chuti. TAX Ma prikiad "Glo.
Narodu' ze dne 10. bfezna m;
|dlOuhy referat o "divokycf
scenach ceskoslovensken
|parlamente,' jake odehraly ST
tam phi projednavani zakon;
ia ochranu republiky.
"Goniec kradowski' a "Illu
strovany kurjer Codzienny'
,ze dne II. brezna pfinaseii c,
lostrankove referaty Pergle
rove afefe. Oba listy pi.ipoju
j k MIN tucne vytistene titul,
a podtituly jake: "Ohrcmn,
skandal ceske diplomacii'
nebo: "Cesky skandal ma,
skandaly" a pod.
1 NnUAv>a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-24
PittSburg. F'eI

PittSburg. Feb. 24.-Window glass
production is running so high today
that even those in closest touch with
the industry are expressing surprise.
Unless there are wage increases or
advances in raw materials, price in
creases are not expected in the near
future.