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rule but were kept busy fighting to
hold the sway Omar had established.
"When Ais son and successor,
Hassan, was murdered. probably by
the hand of his wife at the beheSt of
Moawiyah, this Moawiyah assumed
the caliphate, removed its seat to
Damascus, and began the series Of
rulers known as Ommiades. Hence
forth the Shiites wer" alenated from
the Sunnites, or Orthodox NJ Mohamme-
dams, because Of their reverence for
All and Hassan. and their belief that
the first Of the Ommiades and his sue
cessors were usurpers and pretenders.
Arabian and Persian Mohammedans
inclined toward the Shiite faction.
An Earlier Rebellion of Irak.
"Away back in the days of the sue
cessor to Moawiyah the inhabitants
of Irak rebelled-the same Irak which
only last year launched out again on
Its national course after electing
Emir Feisal as king. Feisal is the
third son Of the grand sheriff Of
Mecca.
at was during another series Of
caliphates, that Of the Abbasid mon
archs, that Harun al Rashid ruled,
And II was after his reign that the
division of the caliphate among his
three sons made the caliphate into
sort of commission form of govern
p1n f. ha1
over Arabia and Syria; another In
Persia and Turkestan and a third In
Asia Minor and the Black sea region.
"At another time, toward the end
of the Tenth century, Bagdad, Cairo
and Cordova, Spain, all were the
seats of separate ruling caliphs;
though this was no amiable division
Each caliph declared the other a
hereto and held himself the lone head
Of all Islam.
'How Abul Abbas first Of the Abb
basid monarcbs had every living male
Of the Ommiades thrown into prison,
killed them all, and then gave a BAN
quet on a great cloth thrown over
their bones is but one example of the
fantastic cruelty of the centuries
long struggle to be caliph.
"The story of the cal.phate would
fill-has filled-volumes. The assump-
ton Of the title by the sultans of Tur-
key is modern and perhaps minor
chapter In the struggle to be The
Successor and thus to hold sway over
this mighty force Of Islam Points
Of special interest are that force
often has played major part in as
sumption Of the role. that there have
been several caliphs both by mutual
agreement and also by rivalry, and
that acquiring the title of caliph by
no means guarantees Its recognition
by the Moslem world"
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White, Berkshire, Hampshire and
Spotted Poland China. The Tam
worth and the Yorkshire are the only
breeds of the bacon type grown to any
extent in this country and are the
only ones included. The minor breeds
given place in the bulletin are the
Mule-Foot, Large Black, Kentucky
Red Berkshire, Cheshire, Essex aud
Victoria.
Most Profitable Hog.
The big-type animals, says the au-
thor, are found in all breeds, but are
more numerous in some breeds than
in others. Owing to an increasing de-
mand for cured hams and bacon of
high quality, the type of hog becomes
a matter Of much Importance. Hams
weighing from IL to 16 pounds are
more likely to cure with high quality
and flavor than lighter or heavier
pieces. Neither hams nor bacon
should carry excessive quantities. of
fat, but should be "well marbled."
The opportunity for producing meat
Of this character Is greater In the
quickly grown big-type hog than In
the distinctly small type. The most
profitable hog is the one that can be
grown to the required market weight
In the shortest time. Well-bred and
well-fed animals of the right type
will make the market weight in from
seven to ten months. The best mar.
ket weight is generally from IT'S TO
225 pounds.
Copies of the bulletin may be OBJ
tanned free by addressing the depart.
ment at Washington. d. c.
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TELLS OF GOOD RAT POISON
Department Of Agriculture Recon-
mends 20 Per c.nt Mixture
With Food as Bait.

Studies of barium carbonate as
rat poison made by the United States
Department Of Agriculture indicate
thrt a 20 per cent mixture with food
makes a satisfactory bait. With this
percentage rats ordinarily need to eat
only about one-third to three-eIghths
of meal to get fatal dose.
Experiments by various persons az
to the deadIiness Of barium carbonate
TO other animals shows untrue the
common belief that this material is
poisonous only to rats and indicates
that bait which win be fatal TO rars
IL more or less dangerous to smai, do
nestle animals also
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BIG-TYpE HOGS
ARE FAvOR|TES
Department OF Agriculture Gives
Brief History and Origin
of Various Breeds.
LARGER ANIMALS FIND FAV0R
Owing to Increasing Demand for
Cured Hams and Bacon Of High
Quality Size Of Hog Becomes
Matter Of Importance.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
There Is no "best' breed of swine,
but within the different breeds the
"big-type" hog Is now finding most
f6Eor In nearly all parts of the coun-
try, Says the United States Depart
ment # Agriculture in a recent Farm
ers' Balletin, 1868, "Breed of SWINE"
by e. Y. Russell. The bulletin, which
is vel, illustrated with photographs
of specimens of all the leading breeds
and Of some minor ones, gives brief
history of the origin Of all the breeds
now found in the United States, de-
scriptions of their characteristics, and
names Of the record associations, with
names and addresses Of the secre-
taries.
Lard and Bacon Types.
The usual classification under lard
and bacon types is given. The breeds
included under the first are the
Duroc-Jersey, Poland China, Chester
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Valve Taken From Boys Brain.

Buffalo.-Louis Strauss, twelve years
old, Of Gowanda, is recovering in the
Homeopathic hospital after having
had removed from his head the valve
of an automobile inner tube.
The valve Of the tube penetrated
the boys scalp and skull while
he and some companions were play
ing. The valve cut clean hole
through the bone beneath the temple
and buried piece of bone, the size
of dime, In the boys brain.
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HOG HOUSE FROM OLD BARN
Necessary Sunlight Admitted by In
eenious Arrangement Of Large
Windows In Walls.

Ordinarily 1t Is not considered good
practice to house swine in barn,
because of the difficulty of getting
the large amount Of slight which is
necessary for the welfare Of the anil
mails. An ingenious arrangement
which overcomes this difficulty is
shown in the Illustration. The barn
is Of the basement type with masonry
walls. A section Of ten feet wide
along the south side of the basement
is set of by partition and divided up
into pens. Large windows are in
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LEeuMEs QUITE BENEFICIAL
Furnish Rich Feed, Improve Soil and
Are Drought ResIstIno-AlfaIfa
10 Leader.

The leguminous plants are among
the most important Of field crops, for
they furnish rich feed, enrich soil and
are, at least some Of them. the best
drought-tolerating plants known. The
best-known legumW are alfalfa.
clovers, beans, cowpeas. soy beans, pea
nuts, lespedezas, lupine, medic. NELL
Illus, sanfoin. serrsdella. spurry. vel
vet bsarA vetch. berseem beggar
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Mix Religion
and Politics

most pragmatic Of all religions. Here
tofore If caliph did not rule he
wasn't caliph. A spiritual ruler ur
to now has been incomprehensible to
the Moslem mind. Naturally, then
caliphs have sought to rule by the
sword.
ideas are potent factors In geog.
raphy. Not only does the Mohamme-
dan conceive 1t difficult to pray Thy
Kingdom Come and then fight for a
different kind Of kingdom, but, In
peace time his religion and his law
go hand in hand. Mohammed was a
law giver, not only in the Mosaic but
also In the Justinlan sense. There
are as many codes of law among Mo-
hammedans as there are sects; and
as many kinds of lawyers as there are
codes Among the Sunnites. the or
thodox major division of Islam, there
are four schools of law. A Hanafite
would as soon engage 4 Nalakite law
yer ms Presbyterian congregation
would be likely to employ Unitarian
preacher.
'The very word 'caliph' has IN all
lurement which dates back to child
hood days when yor lived among
those fantastic Arabian nights at the
court Of Caliph Harun al Rashid.
Rashid was a bona fide caliph, and
in your later years reading of the
historical facts about the caliphate
furnish no fewer thrills than the i'm.
mortal tales.
The Early Successors"
"When Mohammed died his coun.
selor, Abu Bekr, the companion O
his flight, or hegira, became caliph
neaning literally, successor, Abu
Bekr means father of the virgin He
was Mohammed's father-in-law. The
second caliph, or successor, was
Omar, another father-in-law Of the
prophet. who started organizing
armies and began spreading Islam
over the map In very literal sense
Omar was the first to hear of the
title Emir al Moumenin. Prince OF
the Faithful
From the first, Ali, husband Of
Mohammeds daughter. Fatima. con-
sldered himself the logical successor
to the caliphate. Not until Abu Bekl
and Omar had ruled. and another
callph, Othman, had his day and had
been murdered as was Omar before
him, did Ali become callph.
Certainly Mohammedanism can be
termed emphatically mans relig-
ion.' Yet, at this early date, two wom-
en- were the moving spirits in split
ting ii into the Sunnite and Shiite d.
visions which have prevailed ever
since. Ayesha, favorite wife of the
prophet, always had been jealous of
his daughter, Fatima, and the success
sion of Fatima's husband directed all
her efforts upon an anti-Ali party.
Meantime the group which, all along,
had regarded Ali as the legitimate
successor, gained strength during his
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Two Are lnextricably Bound Up
In Way. It Is Hard for West
ern Mind to Conceive.
CAuPH WITHOUT PORTFOLIO
Radical Departure That ls Little un-
derstood Outside Of the Islam
WorId-Misconcept About
Faith Add to Confusion.

Did you know that II the Mo-
hammedan world was a religious
unit there would be no urgent
Near East problem?
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Washington.-Nea East politics are
inextricably bound up with religion
in ways 1t Is hard for us to conceive
And some prevalent misconceptions
about the Mohammedan faith seem TO
add confusion to many discussions
about Moslem problems,
"A caliph without temporal power
is a more radical departure In the
Islam world than the western mind
at first can grasp" says a bulletin
from the Washington headquarters Of
the National Geographic society.
"The easiest way to dispel some
of these Illusions Ia by pointing to
several striking llkenesses between
the worlds two newest among the
major religions. The term 'Moham-
medan,' like the term Christian Is a
nickname. Both names were given,
with contemptuous intent, by enemies
of the religions.
Both Religions Nicknamed.
'The term Christian was quickly
adopted by followers of the Nazarcne.
The term Mohammedan never has
been adopted by the followers of the
prophet He sought 10 avoid the en-
ployment of his own name by supply
ing one-the name of Islam-by which
he hoped Mohammedanism would be
known He further sought. TO make
this word, meaning resignation, imply
the five cardinal points of the new
faith. The first OF these points was
the brief creed, There is no God but
Allah, and Mohammed Is his prophet
The other four enjoined prayer, gsv-
Ing of aims, the fast of Ramodan and
pilgrimage to Mecca.
another significant parallel be-
tween Christianity and Mohammedan-
ism Is that both are the religions of
millions of people of races alien to
that of their founders. Christ was a
Jew Mohammed was an Aram. 1t Is
the Mohammedanlsm modified by the
Turkish temperament and nationality
that has clashed with Western civili-
cation In recent centuries.
Islam Not a Religious Unit.
"Most misleading of all the illusions
about Mohammedanism. however. Is
the tacit assumption that the Mo-
hammedan world is religious unit
Seen long way Off the sects and
groups fade away. In reality there
are two great branches of Mohamme-
danism. the Sunnites and the Shiites.
Among both these branches, and also
outside them. there are sharply drawn
cleavages.
Recent caliphs, who have been the
sultans Of Turkey. have claimed spir-
itual supremacy over the Mohamme-
dan world Of some 3O0,OOO.0OO souls.
But In actual fact the sultan of Tur-
key had little more spiritual ascen-
Nancy over the Mohammedans outside
Turkey than the king Of England has
over the EpIscopalians In the United
States. In fact there would be no
urgent Near East problem at this
moment had his leadership been rec
ognized on the other side of the Bos-
porus in Asia Minor
5t caiIphs Have Always Ruled.
"A very important difference be-
tween the Western mind and the Mo-
hammedan viewpoint has. hitherto,
precIuded spiritual ascendahcy Of
the latter which would cut across all
lines Of temporal power and include
sven warrirg nationa The Moham-
u{dan has DO priests. Islam is the
=
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serted at intervals In the upper half
Of the exterior walls, to admit SUM-
light. They are hinged at the bottom
so that they can be opened to provide
ventilation also. Doors three feet
square are cut in the lower part of
the wall to provide access to the run.
ways outside. which nre paved with
concrete, making It a simple matter
to clean them thoroughly with hose.
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no, re Sofie jest jiz v rukou
komunistG a ze kazdy, kdo Sc
vzepre sovetske Wade, bude "a
stfelen.
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LLOYD GEORGE BUDE o.
REDNE UVfTAN.

Washington, 2. rijna. Od-
Dor statu dnes ustanovil Butle-
ra Wrighta, tretiho priruciho
sekretare statu, aby uvital dfi-
vejsiho premiera Davida Lloy-
da George pri jeho pristani v
New Yorku ma parniku Maui
retania. Wright bude zastupo-
vati presidenta Coolidge a mi
mo to sekretar prace Davis,
nekdejsf krajan Lloyda George
bude pritomen. Jakym zpdso-
bem briticke velvyslanectvi u
vita Lloyda George, jenz pri-
tonne nenf dredni osobou, ne
bylo dosud rozhodnuto.
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ky doslo k nov&mu nedorozu-
meni. Delegate Chicazske Dru
'ziny 81 prali sdcastniti Sc sjez-
doveho jednanl hlavne invalid
niho fondu Sc tykajiciho, ale
Sized jakozto neclendm Svazu
Jim to nemohl 'dovolit chi
cazsti sc ma to demonstrativne
ze sjezdu vzdalili.
Do vecernfho zasedani do
stavil Sc zastupce Narodni Ra-
dy, Rev. Zlamal 2 Clevelandu,
nacez nasledovalo cteni zpra-
Wy vyboru, jenz nedayno ukon
cenou sbirku pro fond ieg. in
validd HdiT . jelio4 je rev. Ella
NAL pfedsedou. z podrobne
zpravy, jez bude v nejblizsich
dnech uverejnena vysvita, re
sbirka vynesla cistych $685.
161.84 a ze jest6 stale opo-
zdene prfspevky dochazeji.
V otazce, jak fond ten roz-
deliti bylo dosazeno taktez u
spokojiveho vyrizeni. Ma pod
poru z tohoto fondu mali ma
rok H. Valecni invalide-legio-
mari, p sirotci a vdovy po pad
lych jejich druzich a - rodice
pc padlych, kteff takove pod
pory potrebuji. Sbirka bude v
nejblizsi NONE dobe v obnosu
40 tisic dollarG mezi potrebne
rozdelena, kdezto zbytek zi-
stane ma ruce pro nepredvida-
ne pripady. Timto rozhodnu-
tim vcerejsi -vecerni zasedani
skonceno.
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MOSKVA "a BULHARSKYM
POVSTANfM.
DOkumenty svsdcici o tom
byly pry objeveny We Fer
dinandovu.

Sofie, Bulharsko, 2. rijna.
Dokumenty, jez nalezeny byly
Il komunistI, kteri We Ferdi-
nandovu padli do rukou vlad-
niho vojska, jak oznamuje Sc
z vladnich kruhI, dokazuji
made vsechnu pochybnost, ze
posledni komunisticke povsta-
nj Bulharsku bylo aktivne
podporovano sovetskou vladou
ruskou.
Jeden parostroj, jenz zaba-
ven byl vojskem v Berkovici,
opatren byl velkymi obrazy
Lenina a Trockeho. Napis
"Rulharske statni zeleznice"
byl zamazan a nahrazen napi-
sem "Sovetska 'republika bull
harska."
Parostroje toho pouziv&no
bylo jako prostredku ku naji
mani agrarnikd pod rudy pra
por, jimz bylo namlouvano, re
parostroj vyslan byl Ruska
do Bulharska velkym nakla-.
dem strojnich pusek a stfeli-
va. Soucasn9 bylo oznamov&-
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BULHARSKE MESTO ZNI.
CENO POZAREM.

Sofia, 2. rijna. Deset osob
bylo zahubeno a pres sto po-
raneno neb popaleno pri poza-
ru, jenz vznikI vcera We Vrat-
ze, ctyricet mil severovychod-
ne cd Sofie a znicil nejvetsi a
nejddlezitejsi cast mesta. Usi-
II uciniti pritrz radeni poza-
ruru bylo bezvyslednym ma
sledkem silneho vetru a plane
ny nejenom sezehly mesto
vlastni, ale tez nektera pred
mesti. Ohen vznikl nasled-
KEN vybuchu lucebnin, jez by
ly pry zistaveny komunisty,
kdyz nedavno byli vypuzeni
vladimir vojskem. Vybuch zni-
cil armadni klub a dve banky.
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OKLAHOMA zAVRHLA CuV. WALTONA|
USTAVNf DODATEK PRIJAT OBROV.
SKOU VETSNOU.
JEST TIM OTEvkENA CESTA K OBzALOVANl
CUvERNERA A SESAZENf S URADU.

Oklahoma City, 2. rfjna. =
Dnes v $3.50 hod. vecer, KID,
dosly zpravy o vysledku zvla
stnf volby re ctvrtiny statu
bylo jisto, ze lstavni dodatek
jimz ma byti umozneno snemr
sejiti Sc We zvlastnim zasedan
a podniknouti kroky k vysetro,
vani urednfho pocinani guver.
nera, prijat byl tou nejvets
v6tsinou v historic statu. DIE
bulletinu vydaneho jednim der
nikem zdejsim kolem pllnoci
v LOO volebnich obvodech 2
1887 We state odevzdano ibylc
124,526 HAST pro dodatek q
pouze 32,702 proti nemu. z to
no Sc soudf, ze v6tsina pro do.
datek dosahne 25O,OOO hlasl.
We dvou okresich nebylo
hlasovano, jeztc volebni zaso.
by nedosly " Cas-. Guv. Walton
dnes 0 pdl desate vecer vydal
nasledujfci prohlaseni:
"Boj proti neviditelnemu cf-
sarstvi teprve zacal v Okla
home. ia dosud jsem guverne-
rem statu. Vojensky zakon po
cele Oklahoma zGstava v plat
nosti."
Vojska, jez drzeno bylo v
zaloze. vdbec nebylo pouzito,
odnikud nebylo zadano jeho
zakroceni a zadne vazne w.
trznosti Sc neudaly.
V prohlaseni vydanem dnes
vecer, poslanec w. D. McBee
okresu Stephens pravil, ze
"administrace guvernera Wal
tona byla zavrzena takovou o.
brovskou vetsinou, ze nadale
representuje jenom maly zlo-
mex obcanstva." McBee, jenz
jest vIdcem hnuti ma obzalo-
vani guvernera prohlasil dale:
"Despoticke rhethody guver-
nera Waltona a jeho domysli-
We pocinani behem tech neko-
lika mesicG, co bylv trade, tax
sc zhnusily lidu, re zdvihl Sc
pri nejblizsi prilezitosti u vo-
lebniho osudf a v6tsinou peti
proti jedne, dal mu takovou
ditku, re slusny clovek by Sc
z toho nevzpamatoval leta."
Pri dnesnl volbe bylo tez
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hlasovano Q navrhu ma vyda.
nj bondI v castce $3O,OOO,.
900 ma vyplaceni statniho bo.
'nusu vojak6m, kteff slouzili ve
svetove valce. Ves201 voleb.
mich obvodech, = nichz dosly
zpravy dnes do vecera, ode.
vzdano 11,113 hlasd pro ma.
vrh a 1879 proti nemu.
Obcanstvo We state Ignore.
'valo dekret guvernerlv, jimz
volba Sc odkladala ma den G.
prosince a hned kdyz prvni
zpravy o vysledcich zacaly dc
chazeti, bylo jasno, ze splneny
budou pfedpovedi o schvaleni
1stavniho dodatku. Jest prav-
depodobno, ze guverner vez-
me v pochybnost zakonitost
volby a obrati Sc k soudIm.
Hlavnim jeho dIvodem jest,
ze dodatek nebyl uveden We
znamost pet dni pred konanim
vclby, jak zakon narizuje.
Volebni osudi vIbec nebyla
ctevrena v okresu johnson a
v okresu Delaware byla zavre
ma, kdyz nekolik obchodniki
Sc pokusilo konati volbu a by
Ii zatceni. Mnoho obcann hla-
sovalo vsak pomoci pfiseznych
vlpovedf - sv& improvisovane
listky poslali statnf volebnf
komisi v Oklahoma City. Sto
statnich policistd zmocnilo se
vSech volebnich zasob vcera
vecer.
V okresu Bryan, kde Serif
John Conn zabavil vSechny
hlasovacf schranky a zasoby,
Il. l.. Williams, federalni soud
ce a drivejsi guverner statu,
ma rychlo sorganisoval voleb-
nj maSinerii volici zhotovili
81 sve vlastni listky, jez ukla-
dali do rdznych nadob a volba
byla konana. V okresich Gina
ron a Harper nebylo hlasova-
no, jezto zasoby nedosly v
cas- a mimo to cesty staly Sc
neschIdnymi nasled-
KEN dlouho trvajfcfch dest'I.
Ocekava se,, ze prvnim kro-
KEN snemu, az Sc sejde v mi
moradnem zasedani, bude OBJ
zalovani guvernerovo.,
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Berlin. 3. rijna. Stressema1
nGv kabinet byl dosud V Ease
danf dnes v l hodinu rano
Krise byla privodena pozadav.
KEN SOCIALISM,, ably Bavorsko
zrusilo dekret, jimz zavedeno
stanne pravo a MEDIA Sc byti
mnoho nadeje ma jeji rozluste.
nj.
Stressemannovo usili zriditi
narodni parlamentni koalici,
jez by venovala sjednocennou
podporu jeho "hospodafske
diktatufe", nenaslo ohlasu u
vsech stran v risske rade a po-
liticka situace az do pozdnich
hodin nocnich byla We stavu
neikrainejsiho zmatku.
Ma konci dne venovaneho
poradam stran a uvaham 0 pla
nu, die nehoz kancleri Stresse-
mannovi melo Sc dostati temer
neomezene moci ku provadeni
jeho hospodarsk6ho programu,
sjednoceni sociahste oznamili
mu. re ackoli nejsou proti ne
kterym dilezitym bodum te-
hoz, stavi Sc proti vyminecne-
mu stavu a budou podporova-
ii pozadavek komunista o jeho
okamzite odvolani.
Po obdrzeni tohoto ultimate
kancler bezodkladne odebral
Sc k presidentu Ebertovi a u
jei o stanovisku soci-
alisti, ktere, kdyby bylo prak-
ticky provad6no, ohrozilo by
jeho vetsinu v fisskem snemu.
Po dlouhe porade S presiden-
tenn kabinet opetne zahajil "a
sedani "a lcelem dosazeni
kompromisu, mozno-li.
Dnesni parlamentni situace
podoba Sc one, jez zavladala
pred odstoupenim Cunovy Via
dy. kdyz byli il socialiste u
vedomili, ze budou podporova-
ii "projev nedIvery" navrze-
ny komunisty.
Socialiste pohlizeji jistym
oodezrenim ma Stressemannuv
plan hospodarskych reforem
,ez z toho divodu, ze ackoli
se prohlasuje "a jeho puvodce,
lest dobre znamo, ze podnet
,ysel cd vIdcich industrialnich
velmozd, ktefi davno jiz usilo
7ali platformu pozadujici
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KRISE NEMECKEHO KAPINETIJ.
SOCIALISM, POVEDE.
ASK REORGANISACT.
POLITICKA SITUACE JEST ZROVNA JAKO PRED
s.a PADEM KANCLERE CUNA

zvySenou produlsci, delsi pra-
coyni dobu radikalni omeze-
mi vladnich rozpoctu.
| DR.. Won Khar, vojensky dix
tator Bavorska, pokracuje We
vzdorovani rozkazum z Ber-
lima. Gen. Won Lossow, jenz
zastupuie Dr. Gesslera, mini
stra narodni obrany vojen-
skeho diktatora rise. dorucil
novy rozkaz ma potlaceni Eoel
kische Beobachter, $tvacskeho
Ilistu, avsak Won Kahr rozkaz
proste ignoroval tasopis w.
ehazi dale.
Mnoho prib6hd royalisticke
Itendence udalo Sc V Bavor-
sku sv6dcicich o tom. re Ba-
lvorsko Sc -povazuje "a neod-
visle cd rise. tfeba re roztrz-
ka nebyla jeSt6 uredna dozna-
ma.
Londyn, 2. riina. Virtember
ska vlada, die berlinske depe-
Sc k Exchange telegraph, "a
hajila vyjednavani s bavorskou
vladou "a lcelem podniknuti
spolecneho separatistick6ho
hnuti proti Berlinu.
Die iine depese Won Knil-
ling resignoval jako premier
bavorsky a na jeho misto ma
stoupil Won Kahr, voiensky
diktator titulem generalniho
komisare statu.
Kuestrin, Nemecko, 2. rijna. /.
Povstalci V poctu 400, kteri
vcera Sc pokusili dobyti cita-
dellu, obsazenou fisskym VOL
skem, isou V zajeti. Vcerejsi
pokus jinych povstalcd osvo-
bozeni jejich druhu byl odra-
zen, pri cemz jeden 2 povstal-
ca bvl zabit a nekolik porane-
no. Vladnf vojsko nemelo zad-
nych ztrat.
Haag. 2. riina. Vzhledem k
politickym udalo-
stem V Bavorsku, pfljezd
zvlastniho kuryra Mnichova
do Wieringen vcera vecer, po-
kladan Jest "a velmi dulezi-
tv. Korunni prime opustil o..
strov nahle dnes odpoledne, a.
niz by udal ucel sve cesty. O.
cekava Sc, ze Sc vrati pozde
vecer IA zvlastni lodi, prova-
zen NEST anostou.