davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
SAYS ARGENTINE WANTS
ONLY CHRIS tt A N
SETTLERS.
tJewish relegraphie Agency,

Rign-Thc consular representative
of the Argentine government in Es-
thonia and other Baltic lands has in
formed the governments Of these coun-
Who are Christian, according to infor-
nation of the Jewish Photographic
Agency.
He is not authorized to visa pass
ports of Jewish immigrants. the repre-
sentative is said to have declared
This consular officer serves also as the
Argentine representative to Lithuania
and Latvia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
To All Wandering Jews
LOUIS uNTERMEYER

Come to ms with your wounds and losses
Come to MS your hands and knees:
Stumbling beneath II tnousand crosssA-
Hung II thOurand talvnrirs
Here. at least. you will lind n shelter.
Come for yOu need MS so
Come to MS In your rags of splendor:
Walk erect In your tattered pride:
Fight for your dream and never surrender.
Though death and defeat grin n. your
side.
Fling us the very IRE that freed us:
The burning r;gor' The flaming lore.
Keep ms enkinlIcd-and. though You need
Ms.
Come. for we need you more,
The Review.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
REINHARDT TO DIVORCE
WIFE: HER SMALL ROLES
CAUSE.
uewish Telegrnphic Agency

Berlin.-Alax Reinhardt. the famous
theatrical producer. is suing for a di-
vorce
II is said that one of the CAUSES of
dissensiOn between the pair Is Rein
is n prominent actress. as significant
roles as she considers herself entitled
to.
Mrs. Reinhartlt whC is not a Jewpss.
is known on the stage as Madame
Thumis.,. She is not fighting the di-
vorce. but is asking 5000 CzecIo-Slo-
yak kronen monthly as alimony. and
also demands that Reinhardt support
the two sons.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
TOURISTS IN PALESTINE
SEE NOTHING OF JEWISH
INTEREST.
Gewish 'relegrapliic Agency

Jcrusaem.-Among the 542 Ameri-
can tourists in Palestine during Au-
gust. who arrived on the Anchor Gu
harder, ''Fuscania. there were GO
Jews.
All the tourists. including the Jews.
visited places of non Jewish interest
only, all their guides being Arabs. The
excursion was organized by Messrs,
Thomas Cook < Sen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
German-JewishPeriodi-
Gals Suspending
Eiltlesheimer's "Judische Presse"
Bends Under Economic Pressure.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency,

IJPwIsH TtIrgrHbh1r AgencyJ
Bcrln.-Several Jewish periodicals
have been forced to suspend publica-
tiOn on account of the severe economic
large number of others will likely have
to follow suit.
One of the organs which have been
forced to discontinue is the "Iudischc
Pressc.' founded by Rabbi Hide
sheimer. which had lately become the
os.gnn fo the Mizrachi.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
MILITARY NORS AT
CHIEF RABBITS FUNERAL
Gewish relcgraphic Asency3

Brussels.-High officials of the Bel
gian government attended the funeral
of Rabbi Armand Bloch, the Belgian
chief Rabbi since 1891.
As a tribute to the exceptional pa
triotism displayed by the late rabbi
during the war and the German occu-
patton. the funeral was marked by
military hOnOrs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
FIRE EEPS TOWN; 80
JEWISH FAMILIES HOME
LESS.
Jewish TelegraphIc Agency.

Kiev Tile town of KorOstitchow.
streets having been virtually annihi-
lated by the flames. Thirty Jewish
families were driven into the streets
as their homes went up in smoke.
The Joint Distribution committee is
rendering first MD
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20

DR.. Simon Picser of Cleveland, o.,
formerly superintendent of the Jewish
of Cleveland. o.. has been
elected superintendent of the Federated
Jewish Charities of Milwaukee, Wis
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
HUNGARY NAMES JEW AS
EGYPTIAN CONSUL.
(Jewish Tclegraphic Agency

Cbiro.-The Hungarian government
has appointed Baron de Menasce as its
Consul General for Egypt and neigh
boring lands.
The Baron is II member of one of the
wealthiest and most distinguished Jew
ish families in Egypt.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
BROTHER THINKS CONSUL
KIRJ SOF MAY BE
ALIVE.
Consul Generals Father. Russian Jew.
Lives in Brooklyn. Ben G. Kline.
Ncwspaperman. Unaccounted For.
lJewish TeIegraphic Agency.

tJeWiSn IeleSraptlc Agency
New York.-Max KirjasSoff. acting
ccnsul general OF Yokohama. who is
reported TO have lost his life in the
earthquake. may ne alive. his brother
Meyer. thinks. He said the consul gen
eral was accustomed to leave YOkO.
hama for the week ends. and it is
probable he and his wife were not in
the city during the disaster.
Consul KirjassOff was brought from
Russin as II child Of three by his fa-
ther. Nathan Kirjassoff. who owns n
Brooklyn.
Upon their arrival here. the Kirjas.
soffs went to Waterbury. Conn. There
Max obtained his elementary schooling
He later entered Yale university
graduating in 1910. He attdimed prom
inence Mt Yale both for his scholastic
standing and for his record in sports
While there he became AN intimate
friend of the son of President Taft
who was also attending Yale ut the
time.
Upon graduation. KirjassOff took the
examinations for consular service and
was appointed by President Taft to the
consulate mt Yokohama. With the
death last November of the Consul
General SkidmOre. KirjassOff was pro
NOTED to Acting Consul General. 1t is
expected that he would soon he given
the permanent appointment as full
consular general.
Among other Americans in the
quake zone net heard from is Ber
Kline. news editor of the Japan .'Ad-
vertiser." which is published in Yoko-
hama by w. Fleischer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20

In its desire 10 aid the people of
Japan. who have suffered such great
losses of life and property, the Council
of Jewish Womep is appealing to its
Sections to aid the American Red
Cross in its nationwide relief appeal
for the japanese. The women of the
council have rendered very effective
service in many national and intcrna
,iOnnl emergencies. and it Is antici-
pated through their efforts. very gem
community.
New Edition Of Jewish Music Course.
The first edition of the Course on
Jewish Music" published by the Conn
ell of Jewish Women through its Com
mitice on religion. having been ex-
hanstcd. the printing of "A second cdi-
tion has already been arranged for
The music course will he issued hy the
Bloch Publishing company of New
York City. in u very neatly hound
cloth edition. and Will he available in
October. Many of the Councils study
circles will make it the subject of dis
cussion during the coming year.
Former Farm Worker Dedicates Euro
pean School.
The Nurses Trimming school of War
saw. Poland. which has been estab-
lished by the Joint Distribution com
mittee. was dedicated during the
der the direction Of Miss Amelia
Grcenwald. who had for several years
served rs organizer and director of the
councils work among the women on
farms The first class Of.the Warsaw
school includes 20 students. Among
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
KEREN HAYESCD GIVES
$4,000 FOR GUTENBERG
PROJECT.
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency.

New fork.-The American Keren
Haycsod has made second payment
of $4,000 towards its 10000 pounds
subscription to the Gutenberg Electric
company. sponsoring the electrifica-
tion project in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20

Mayor Kinsclla of Hartford, Conn.
has appointed Abraham s. Borden as
his secretary Mr. Borden, who is
graduate of Cornell Law School, is the
first co-religionist to occupy this post.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20
JEWISH PROFESSOR ELECT.
ED SENATOR.
tJcwIsh Telegraphic Agency

Bucharest.-Prof HoclsOr, who WIS
has been elected TO a senatorship. The
new senator is one of the deans of the
CZernowitZ university.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-20

Central Conference of American Rab
bis. has issued call to all members
of the conference to obtain subscrip-
tions to the Japanese fund of the Am
crican Red Cross.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
CRINEN HORRIBLE

clarara su participation en- un acto
criminoso. En- Lozade no habia para
que apelar a aquellos extremes, nunca
justifcados porque Lozade no hizo
objection alguna al ser aprehendido,
que pudiera interpretarse como tenden-
te ocultar su delito.
Ahora est$ ell case la vista pd
blica, en- la Corte, y ante la Corte ha
relatado Lozade como Sc rea.izo ell he
cho. Hay noventa probabilidades con-
ira diez, de que este desgraciado vaya
ocupar la silla electrical. Quiza sea
otro elemento mas que vaya aumen-
tar Ell crecido ntmero de los que espe
ran la fatal ejecucion en- Sing Sing.
Pero 81 hemos de juzgar por las de-
claraciones sinceras de Lozade, y por
las referencias que Sc han dado Ia
Corte de su conducta como hombre
bueno, humilde y pacifco; 81 la justi-
cia humana tiene tempo en- esta oca-
sion para penetrar en- ell fondo de las
cosas y puede apreciar que 10 que me-
nos penso Lozade fue extrangular a
su amada, sino simplemente defender
tie con un cuchillo; 81 Sc puede razonar
caritativamente sobre ell hecho de ha-
Ger del cadaver I'm paquete para tirar-
10 al mar borrar asf completamstne
las huellas del crimen, quizas Lozade
no sea sentenciado como autor de IN
delito de asesinato en- primer grado,
10 manden a vivir a Sing Sing. Pero
de todos modos, este hecho ha dejado
una huella mas. imborrable. de que la
criminalidad aqui palpita como una en-
fermedad endemica y de preparedness
generates, porque en- este case, como
en- otros muchos, la criminahdad Sc
manifesto mas repugnante y estigma-
tica entire los que inhumanamente mar
tirizaron a Lozade que en- ell mismo
Lozade. Estos realizaron aquellos he
chos impunemente, ~ representando
precisamente a una parte de la organi-
zaci6n judicial de un Pals Civiizado,
de un Pueblo que Sc enorgullece de
marchar la cabeza de la civilization.
Ell case de Lozade venido la luz;
pero como este case icuantos sucede-
ran en- la penumbra del silencio; y
cuantos sucederan frecuentemente sin
que La vindicta pdblica tenga como
cimiento de ellos! ..
Isaac IRIzARRY SASPoRT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
BAJo LA TAPA coMBA.

Hace varias semanas publique en-
este diario un ju1cio critico del hbro
"Bajo La Tapa Comba. - de mi
inseparable amigo Juan Caldero1 Es-
cobar, paro aunQue en- verdad nos unen
una amistad intima afecto fraternal,
fui imparcial al juzgarlo.
Sorprendido por un suelto publica-
do en- ''El Tempo correspondence
al 2 de noviembre, tomo la pluma por
segunda vez para presentar al pdbico
mi opinion la de otros cscritores res
pecto al llbro de este briIlante joven
poeta.
Un libro que deleita con versos So
noros, cadenciosos, de metaforas ina
genes ideologicas, pletoricos de enjun-
dia y de una fraseologfa exquisite, no
peca de obscuridad confusion. !.
.Un libro de composiciones elegantes
y bellas que Sc lee con facilidad, aun-
que ell lector tenga que desentra1ar 81
fondo de Ia obra, no signifca que ell
yautor Sc estimule en- la facultad refie-
xiva Sc aleje de la inspiration. Esto
prueba ell valor de la obra. Libro
que solo nos encanta la sonoridad que
en- su fondo no hay un concepto ca
bal, puede llamarse una obra de So
(Continda en- la pagina IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
CONFERENCIAS
CON e. GOBERNADOR

E Coronel Lewis visit6 Palacio y
tuvo una consul.a con el Goberna-
dor sobre asuntos relacionados con
el Denartamento de Policia.
-El senor Esteves Y ell se1or Nc
Gown visitaron tambien Palacio Y
ceebraron una consulta con ell Co
bernador sobre asuntos relacionados
con el Departamento del Interior v
la Ofcina del Auditor.
Ell senor Lastra, Ell senor Jose
C. Garcia Y ell abogado senor Loret
visitaron al Gobernador sobre asun-
tos relacionados con las mejoras del
puerto.
-El senor Munoz, Attorney Ge-
neral INFERNO visito al Gobernador
en- relacion con el trabajo de su De-
partamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
La Sra. Santana Dice Que Al Fin
Sc Viz Libre De Sus Males
DecIra que TanIac Venci6 pOr Complete Ia In
digestion y los TrastOrnos del Fst(magO que Ia
Hablan HechO Sufr Desde su Ninez- -AhOra Co.
me de TodO y Sc Siente muy Bien

Aun los casos mas tenaces de trastor-
no del est6mago y la digestion, Sc CO.
rrigen pronto con ell tratamiento Tan
lac. segun 10 han demostrado los CEN
tenares de testimonies de conocldos ciu
dadanos de Puerto Rico. Un case t1pico
de este genera, en- Ell que ell nal habla
durado casi toda la vida, Sc revela en-
el testimonio de la Sra. Maria Santa
ma. que reside en- la Gale de San Sc
bastian No. 10, San Juan, quien dice:
"sufri de estrefimiento cronico, des-
de mi nifez, y habia tornado toda cla-
Sc de purgantes y laxantes, de modo
que podra imaginarse mi algeria GUAM
do TanIac di6 fin todos mis- males. Ell
est6mago y la digestion estaban en- ma
las condolences desde hac1a mucnos
amos. cuando comence a toma~ T9"-
lac hace unos seis meses, y estaba tan
decaida anemica, que con dificultad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
CONCERTO POR RADIO
PROGRAMA

Que sera transmitido por la esta-
ci5n Radiotelefanida WKAQ de la
Radio Corporation de Puerto lRico
de 9 a 1920 P. NJ, el martes 13 de
noviembre de 1923, en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico:
Informes de las condolences del
tempo.
''Queen Of Autum'', Overture, G.
Bigg6. For la Orqu sta.
"Capr:cho'' j. Figueroa. Por la
Orquesta.
"Arbor Day Planting, En- Cas-
tellano, Por el Servicio Forestal de
Puerto Rico.
"Adios la Alhambra', ]. M. Mo
nasteri. A violin y piano por los
Hermanos Figueroa.
"Mimitos' Melody Fox-Trot, j..
Pacheco. Por la Orquesta.
'Carmela Danza, j. M. Campos,
Por la orquesta.
Noticias information general.
"Granero'', Marcia Espanola, B..
Lapiedra. Por la Orquesta.
Good Night walls, "a petici6n), +,
Lee. Irving and Conrad. Por la or
questa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
podia estar de pie.

podia estar de pie.
"Poco despa6s de comenzar tomar
Tanlac mejoro mi digestion, de modo
o., va podia conner con apetfto Y dige-
rir mi ,alimento, mis- 6rganos fun
cionaban con re3ularidad Y normalmen
te, sin necesidad de purgantes de rim
guna clase. Cuando habia va tornado
ssis bote.las, me encontraba en- meJor
estado de salud que nunca y comprcndl
que me habia librado de todos mis- ma
les. Mi gratitud hacia Tanlac no rcco-
noce limites.''
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las buenas
droguerias. No acepte substitutes. Sc
han vendido mas de 81 millones de
bote.las.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac SON Ell
remedio natural del estrefimiento. De
venta en- todas parties.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
CUESTIONES YENEzOLANAS

Estados Unidos de Norte America, eE
trabajo organizado- decir, Ell traba-
jo "conservador'' desde Ell punto de
vista proletario en- cuanto organs
mo, pero liberal pnesto que 10 integran
CINCO MILLoNES DE OBREROS DE
ToDAs LAS PRoFEsIoNEs. No es
una organization revolucionaria, pues,
sino un factor de conservation aacionaI
de la gran Republica del Norte.
Ell un momento dado la American
Federation of Labor puede determinar
ell triunfo o Ia derrota de uno de les
dos partidos: ell republican, ell de-
mocratico. En- las elecciones proxlnlas
el triunfo sera del partido que logre
llevar sus filas los agricultores los
obreros, cuya posicion en- el radio de
sus int .reses nilitantes encuadra en- la
Federation Americana del Trabajo, ac-
tualmente reunida en- Portland, region,
bajo la presidencia del c5lebre hder
Samuel Gompers.
Como pun+o previo indispensable,
la Federation Americana del GrabaJo
expulso de su seno los trabajadores
''revo.ucionarios" que tenian al socla-
lista Foster su cabeza, con clio de-
mostro su absolute alejamiento y su IN
dependencia de toda propaganda roJa
o que pudiera tacharse de tai
Es ante este enorme ORGANISING de
la vida nacional americana, cuyas ra-
mificaciones Sc extienden toda la Anne
RIGA latina. que ei Dipatado Luis Mu-
floz Marin, hijo del ilustre procer por-
torr .quciio Mufioz Rivera acusa al gru-
po de malhechores que sorprendiendo
la buena fe del mundo, acogotan y
destruyen en- ell pueblo de Venezuela
todos los dernchos, condenando a las
masas al trabajo Tornado, a una arbl-
traria y antiiemocratica conscripclon
militar. al embrutccimicnto y la exac-
cion.
Los nderes dc la American Fedora
ton of Labor han caerido que sea la
voz inEospochab ds Mufloz Marin,
respa d. da per un extenso exped1e1te
inconstt. tabe en- su poder, la que acu-
Sc ante esa Organization ante Ell
mundo civilizado. los a6spotas Gc,nez
que acaban de I. ndqr una dinastia
mcnstracsa con esca.da-o y por ei crl-
mea. Esta acusaciCon naca al calcr dc
una simpatfa internacio lal desinteresa-
da emana de una f1ents donde no
puede cabor sospocha d guna que dant,
nj en- u1 spice, la augusta soberanla
de la Re2ubl1ca Vene-ollnt
FL Gobiorno de los Estados Unldos
de Am5-1.: 4 be y va o t'"n" scgnrs-
mente resuelto, desconocer semejanta
barbario erigida en- Gobierno, para es'
tab:ecer asi el precodente cue por na-
tural consecuencia de las cosas quedo
ahora robustecido con el reconocmien-
to del actual Regimen Mejicano, en-
fuerza de su autentica copstitucionah-
dad.
Sc supiica todos los compatriotas
p-estar la mayor Reproduction circu-
lacion csta nota fin de cue pueda'-
70 obstante la persecution de la bar
bsrie-ser leida extensamente en- nues-
ira desgraciada Patria por la mayor
perte de sus hijos.
Jose RAFAEL PoCATERRA-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
PRESIDENT MEL vELIKE
POSLUCHAcSTVO.

Washington, 6. prosince. =
Kdyz president Calvin Coolid-
ge vystoupil ma podium v ma
rodni snemovnG poslanecke a
jail Sc cisti sve poselstvi ku kon
gresu, mllvil primo k nejvet
s .mus posluchacstvu, jake kdy-
kci byl) osloveno ! clQNekyseIM,
Nekolik miliond osob mu ma
slouchalo, acloliv jenom 5000
muze se vtGstnati ma gallerie
"a do salu poslanecke. snemov-
ny. Jeho posluchacstvo bylo
doslovne roztrouseno po celam
narode tim, BE jeho rec tlumo-
cena byla ponaoci radiovych
rozsifovacich stanic do vsech
NEST V .Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
FALESNf PROHiBIcNl
AGENTi.

nnes rano byli zatceni 4 mia
dici. ktefi sc vydayali "a pro-
h4bitni agenty a "a prohllde.;
"posmejcili", co sc Jim hodil
pod ruku. T INTO zpGsobcm O.
kradena byla pf. Rosa Maiero,
va o S2s.O0, Pudobn9 navsti.
vena byla hned vedle bydiicI
pi. Josefa Oswaldova, kde als
nicembve wall jon 85 cent?
dale zaklepali u pf. Ed. Bob
linske (. 500 teze ulice. Eo
l)linska otevrela pri spatfen
pcdivnych navstevnlkl upad
la v mdloby. Podvodni agent
Sc jiz PRIMAL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

John Bovingdon, absolven'
university Harvardske in
struktor tamtez, jehoz kostc
Um6lcd, ,cili jak on jej nazy'
hostel rythmicke cinnosti = V
Carnegie Hall v New Yorku
zapocal prave S pravidelnymi
nedelnimi poboznostmi. Asi
tucet zen tvofilo prvni Boving-
dondv sbor a jeho "duchovni''
.dbor pozdstaval kratkych
spodku, golfovych puncoch,
hnedych ,stfevfcu a bile he'd.
vabne kosile. Ma teto fotogra
fiji je znazornujici svoji "ryth.
mickou rannf modlitbu", kite.
rou jest uyeden v souzvuk
Gsmirem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Pluk. Macks Willard Q Los
Angeles ma hodne pficin X
5teskIm. Jest 7 stop 2 palcc
yysoky a vazi 80 liber, takze
nemdze koupiti obleku, stfevi-'
led, klobouku vibec niceho
ma sebe, lee kdyz jest to pro
neho delano ma zakazku. Zad-
Ina divka nechce Sc "a neho
fprovdati, pon6vadz nedosaho-
vala by mu ami k ramennm.
Kdyz nekam jede must s sebou
voziti skladaci postel, pone-
Ivadz v zadnem hotelu nemaji
dosti dlouhou pro neho; sci
do valky, ale byl tax dobrym
ltercem pro neprftele, ze byl RI,
men dev9tkrate; v divadle mu-
81 sed6ti v te nejposlednejs;
fade, nebo v lozi a celou ra-
dou jinych svizeld jest mu "a
pasiti. Nekazi mu to vsak nj
jak dobrou naladu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
ZMYLENA NEPLATl.

Ma hlavni policejni stanici
dosel telefonicky poplach cd
jiste pani, re il - garaze ma
Detroit ave. blize zap. 25. ul.
ukraden byl autcmobil. Stroj
popsala a "a chvili jeli detek-
tivove po slaku domneleho zlo-
deje a tohoto st'aHtne dopadli
ma vysokem meste. Strazci Ia
kona vSak NELL malou radost,
kdyz sc q autolupice vyklnbal
manzel. I'm meme danny. Byi
vsak piece sebran prorusten
teprve, kdyz onyl byl pdvod-
kvni alai1n,l vysyetlen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
CfESTf BAnDl1E PkEPADLI MEsTo.
vYPLENILI JE A SPALILI A POBILI NEB
ZRANILI 1000 LIDf

Peking, 6. prosince. - Bar
dite slezli zdi Likwankie v jiho
zapadni casti proyincie Honan
q vyplenili a spalili mesto pred
ndkolika dny, die sdsleni obdr-
3eneho 2 n1isijni stanice Y La
ohckowu, v provincii Hupeh
ma drihe strane hranic Cd spa
leneho mesta. #~
/. Bandite zustavili "a sebou
IVA tisfce mrtvych a ranenych
kdyz opastili horici trosky mes
ia.
Vedeni povestnym Lao Yam,
Grenem, jenz sfiil hrdzu zda
SEMI We vsech osadach pode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Hhnan-Hupeh hranic, bandite
prepadli mesto neocekavane.
Pouzili provazd a zerdi ma zro
beni zebi1ku, po nichz slezli
zdi obklicujici mesto.
Zprava sdeluje, ze skupiny
mestskych hdi byly svazany,
polity pet-olejetn a pax "a
paieny, .iinz pnomeneny byly
Y zivouci pochodne.
Hong Kong, 6. prosince. =
Odd ly namorni pechoty z ci-
zich delovych lodi, kctvIcich
blize Kantonu, prevzaly pry We
svoji sprawl tamni celnici. Vol
sko jest vyzbrojeno strojovymi
ldely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
MUPIC S PYTLfKEM" DO
{ STAL IA SVOJE UMENi
5 20 ROKU.

! John, Johnson zakoncil ma.
ramne, rychle svoje "spasovi.
te" vystupovani v Clevelanda
jiz dnesni'lo' dopoledne, nuce.
nvm odjezdem do columbuskt {
trestnice, .kde 81, die vyroku o.
kresniho soulce w. Mem ahond
bobude 20 roku. Odmeny tetc
se mu dostalo "a % hodin pc
zatceni. Rychle odsouzeni sc
stale proto, ze Sc zatGeny k lou
pezim primal. Ma soudcovu o.
tazku. zIa by Irakteroa svoji
obet strelil, odpovedhl, ze 'by
nikdy ta!scvy zlocih na sva be
dta neuvAil,' a priznani tots
NH uspoi.ilo pet rokh vazby dal
81. Odsostzeny byl. az dosud Ia,
chovaly, aspon mar policeini re
kordy mic pfitezsljiciho memo
hly udati. a.
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NedorozumGi.

Student nadrazni pokladny !:
"Prosim zpateGni listek do Vid-
ne"
Pres Brno nebo pres Budx-
jovice?"
NE. pres vanoce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Sebcpozndnin, k dspechu.
Ma draha. byla bys 81 po-
lnyslila pied dvsma mesici. ze
budeme svoji? Sotva jsem ts
znal!"
"Ano - ale ia jsem SC zna-
la!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
MIKULAS SOKOLA CECH-
HAVLfCEK

prijima darky pro vase zname
6. a z. pros. cd z hod. vecer
. v sobotu 8. pros. cd 2 hod.
odpoledne az do DOLBY zabavy,
ktera Sc kona 8. prosince v So
kolovns ma Wendell ave. Tel
' hudebnim obchods p. Ptaka
ma Broadway mono darky
sloziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

"Milostiva pani, prinasim
vam destnik, ktery jste ma
pred ctrnacti dny laskave "a
pdjcila. Prosim "a prominu-
tt, ze jsem ho' nevratil drive,
ono pc celou tn dobu prselo".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Ale ten ntostovy motiv ma
pStihalefkacb neni moe pekny." !"
'Prosim te. ~Slove6e. co bys
jeste chtsl "a pet haleM?''
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Neco z dndtomic.

Ucitel: "Lukasi. vysvxtli nam,
co je to hrudni kosa"
Lukas:, "Hrudni kos je. pro-
sim. kosik ma hroudy -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

Ia mdio prnsz mdlo a,uziky.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
WITH BANANAS

Banana fTutsrs. if carefully
 made. are a delieious dish. This rule cslls for Tour bananas scrsped and sliced into thin slices. Sprinkle them with 2 fsw tablespoons Of powdered sugar and a tablespoon of lemon juice and set aside. Now mix and sift together a cup Of -four. a tablespoon Of Eranulated sugar. and 2 tablespoon Of baking powder with 2 pinch Of salt. Add half a cup Of milk with the yolk of one egg and uiH thoroughly. then add 70 the dry ingredients and lastly fold fn the beaten uhfte of the egg. Now add The bananas and mix 10 smooth batter. and fry by dropping hy the spoon in deep fat Thev should be drained on paper and served piping hot with currsnt jelly sauce. made by beating q rlsssfaI of current jelly diluted with half the quantity of Tsfsr. and sugar and lemon to taste.