davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31

ter until delicate brown on all sides
Arrange in pudding dish and pour
over the sauce. Melt chocolate IN
double boiler. Add sugar and salt
and milk and cook, stirring constant
ly until thoroughly mixed and smooth.
Dissolve cornstarch in cold milk and
stir into chocolate mixture. Cook.
stirring constantly until thick and
smooth. Add . tablespoons butter to
butter in which pears were cooked
and add powdered sugar, Stir over
hot fire unit sugar Is melted and
the whole is pale brown. Add to
chocolate mixture. Stir until well
blended and add vanilla. Pour over
pears and chill.
Pears And Kice
Six or eight small pears, / cup SUI
gar, u cup water, X cup rice, ia
blespoon butter, cups milk, 2 eggs,
IA teaspoon salt, v lemon, pre-
syrup, / teaspoon vanilla.
Pare pears, cut in quarters and
core. Cook in sugar and water until
tender. Add cherries and strip and
remove from the fire, Keep hot until
needed. Wash rice. Put in a smooth
sauce pan with milk, butter, salt and
V cup sugar Cook until tender
Then add the yolks of the eggs and
cook a few minutes longer. Add
grated rind and Juice of lemon. Spread
rice on a large deep pie dish and
make depression in the center. Fill
with pears and strip. Cover the
whole with the whites of the eggs
beaten until stiff and dry with Ia
blespoons of sugar. Put in hot oven
for eight minutes to set and brown
the meringue. Serve warm. This is
hearty dessert, suitable for lunch
con. @
Pears are often cooked in a rich
strip, arranged. on squares of sponge
cake in baking dish and baked with
d custard poured over the whole.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
.f1>N1@
{ > ~ Thy
~ Self
Ingrowring Toe Nails
BY DR.. c. C. ROBINSON


Bobby Burns called toothache the
good set of ingrowing toe nails, what
he'd have said would make interest
ing reading.
DIR. Frederick johnson, who has
written a number of articles on the
South Pacific island tribes, speaks
particularly about their feet. Nd
corns, bunions. ingrowing nails or fall
len arches. They use their feet for
walking, not to display shoes.
If we could go barefooted many OF
our foot ills would disappear.
One of the most painful is ingrow-
ing toe nails. There arc two chief
causes. Too small, Incorrectly shaped
shoes are the first. Too large, stiff
shoes cause the same trouble. Cut
ting the nails wrong is the other Al
ways wash the feet and soak the toe
nails before cutting. Cut the nails
almost square across. II your index
toe protrudes beyond the great toe,
cut little concave. That is, sloped
in toward your foot. Use sharp
cutter that leaves no rough edges,
Lift the ingrowing nail gently and
place small pledget of absorbent
cotton under the space at the sides
If the toes are, infiamed use little
zinc ointment after the bah. Increase
he pledget's size from time to time
until the nail no longer digs into the
flesh.
Should the flesh grow over the
nail push it gently back with small
wooden paddle. Fasten back with a
small strip of oxide of zinc plaster.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
ThreeSkirts made toSuit any Occasion

The blouse and skirt costume Is
capable OF so many variations that
every woman likes TO plan her ward
robe with these garments In mind.
The tailored skirt illustrated Is Of
white alpaca--the newest fabric Of
the season which will be worn this
fall and winter in dark colors. The
second skirt Is of heavy crepe. the
third of crepe back satin--they are OF
such varied styles that, with the
proper blouse, they are good for
everything except the most formal
evening wear
Nearly all skirts are made now, as
the sketches show, with camisole tops
to insure their hanging well In spite
OF the absence of corset stays.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
GREAT BILL AT THE CAPITOL.

Ghls41I BILL Al LhAL Val AAOA.
The Capitol bill tonight and Satur-
day Is one big flash attraction after
another. The vaudeville bill has five
big time attractions with Rose Selden
and Bro. offering a splendid balanc-
ing and gymnastic offering; Murray
and Allan, real clever comedians,
offer Testers of 5000 Years Ago.
They sing and Jest themselves into
favor; Ed Janis & Co. offer a real fine
dance novelty with four clever young
ladies'; Smiling Billy Mason, the mo-
vie star in person, is another excellent
offering; he sings and jests merrily
and is assisted by Alice Forrest at the
piano. The big attraction is Bobby
Folsom, Jack Denny and their Metro
politan orchestra, an aggregation OF
clever musicians featuring Traps"
the clever child drummer. The pho
toplay offers Richard Barthelmess and
Dorothy Gish in THE Bright Shawl"
an excellent picture
Norma Talmadge makes a spectac-
lar attempt to commit suicide by
throwing herself into the river, in her
latest First National feature produc-
ton, within the Law" which is said
to be the most exciting and dramatic
picture of the kind yet made by the
popular star. Jack Mulahll APPEARS
opposite Miss Talmadge as Dick Gill
der, selected as one of Mary Turner's
Victims in the exercise of her spe-
cialty--breach of promise suits.
This photoplay will be featured at the
Capitol for four days starting Sunday
night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
BRANIBLE THE BEAR.

Almost as soon as Cuffy Bear joined
the circus he found himself in 4
cage, on wheels, A partition of iron
bars divided the cage into two parts.
One-half was Cuffy's. The other be-
olnged to a full-grown bear. who
promptly asked Cuffy his name. And
when Cuffy had told him, the strang
err said, as if he were imparting some
very important information, They
call me Bramble the Bear
why do they do that?" Cuffy in
CURED.
Il don't know-unless it's because
my claws are prickly."
THAT must be the reason" Cuffy
observed. You certainly don't look
much like a raspberry. Raspberries
grow on brambles, you know"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
Letter From Leslie Prescott 10 Aiict
Hamilton, Continued.

When / reached the part of my let
ter where | vas telling you about my
Edeny Alice dear, Jack came home
and asked me TO take him for a drive
in my new car 1t is a very lovely
one aud l am very proud OF it, but
more than all the rest / am proud OF
the fact that | am able to drive again
without being at all nervous.
Mother tells me that Karl has
bought you string of real pearls.
She asked me about it, dear and
told he'd to let him buy them for you
1t he wanted to, because / knew
that he looked upon you just as his
little sister and of course we both
know he has so much money he
doesn't know what to do with it.
Sometimes it is more graceful to
accept gift than to refuse it.
I'll bet you they don't look as pref
~ as that string of beads you gave
me. Sometimes | think it is all nom
sense to buy real pearls when you can
have limitations that look as we'll as
these lovely ones Of mine.
do wish you would try and get
me another string of them and also
] wish you wouldn't be SO mysteri-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
The Strange Question That
Startled Madge

With smiling adieu to my moth
er-in-law, | left the sickroom anc
hurried down the hall to the bath
room. where revelled in needle
shower, first warm, then cold, and q
brisk rub.
Refreshed, and feeling as If never
needed sleep again, quickly dressed
putting on warm sweater Goa,
over walking dress and DOMINIC
stout walking shoes and wooler
stockings. Then l went down to the
Kitchen, where Katie greeted me
eheerily. .
Il guess dot ba-bee better. no?" she
asked. II listen me outside door be-
fore / COON down. und hear holdings
so tink he better"
Eyes, Katie, thank you, he is much
better" / answered, a little warm
feeling in my heart at the affection
for my little lad which the girls tone
and manner showed, And then
sounded the note to which she invari-
ably responds with enthusiasm:
you have something good for
breakfast, haven't you?" shifting ap.
preciatively.
Katie laughed deightedly.
you shoost like leetle kid. Meesis
Graham. Dot nose OF yours smell goot
tings cooking better anybody | efel
see before. But ! no tell you now
You shoost sit down nnd let Katie
fsex you breakfast. You bin out fol
walk already" evidently noticing my
outing hat and sweater for the first
time
mot yet, Katie" | answered, but
! am going just as soon as finish my
breakfast"
Walk no goot. You mooch better
Sleep she retorted, but the genuine
anxiety in her tones robbed the words
OF impertinence.
! think perhaps the walk will tire me
out and make me sleepy"
Maybe, she answered, patiently
unconvinced.
Dose Cold Showers -
And when | had finished the delici-
Gus breakfast of grapefruit, broiled
steak, hashed brown potatoes, and my
fayorite mullins, she still eyed me dis
approyingly.
You mooch better go oop to bed
now" she said You bin by hot room
all night fraid YOU catch cold If
you go out doors now before you
sleep"
mo, ! won't" ! returned with
patience that was becoming a trit1e
strained. II had a cold shower and a
rub down, and l won't get chilled"
She put up both hands in horror.
Dose, cold showers - she seoded.
"All right You see Ven you get
vot poor Katie tell you, und den eet
dot ammonia vunce, den you think
too late for anything but flowers"
aI smiled at her with an effort as
I made my way to the door.
Then you must remember to
send me a nice wreath" | said, and
closed the door as ] spoke.
| was in no mood to listen to any
further comments from my we'll
meaning but decidedly irritating lit
tie maid. | wondered vaguely if she
perhaps suspected the real reason for
this early morning stroll, then | put
the idea from me as absurd. But
took pains, nevertheless, to go down
the road first, and wait until | was
well out of sight of the house before
walking toward my objective-the old
hidden wood road, where, according
to Jim, Harry Underwood had brought
a car the night before and in it had
spirited away the escaping bootleg
ger.
] tried to persuade myself, as !
hurried over the frozen fields, that
was but doing my duty in investigat-
ing the story which Jim had told
me. But | was unable to escape the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
Fire Prevention

1t is dangerous to litter garret
with straw, excelsior, wrapping paper
and so on. If such things have to
be kept bind them into bundles, mark
plainly, box if possible and set fal
from the windows.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
Chinese Influence

The Chinese influence is apparent in
nearly all French designs for fall.
Glack coats, embroidered in Chinese
designs and with Chinese colorings,
are being shown in Paris.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
Long Gloves

Since short sleeve dresses are being
featured for fall wear, the long GLOW.
is expected to lead in demand, for
hand covering, Colors most stressed
will be various shades of brown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31

The vague for felt continues. One
of the chic fall tams is made of mar
row strips of felt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
Cold Starch

After using bowl of cold starch
let it settle, pour off the water and
dry the starch in the oven. 1t will
become hard and may be used again.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
IN AGAIN. OUT AGAIN


Jerusalem. United States consulate
is being flooded with requests by i'm
migrants who want to emigrate, be-
cause they have been unable to OBJ
tain work here.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31
PRESENTATION Stains


When you must blue your clothes In
hard water add a cup of sweet
skinned milk to the water before
you put in the bluiDg.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31

Peach Stains
Pure glycerine will remove the
stains of peaches from lines or COT
ton. Let the glycerine remain there
few minutes before washing 1t out
with clear water.
Grass Rugs
Grass rugs are frightened and re-
stored by bath in bran water.
Smooth Sauce
Instead of stirring your thickened
soup or gravy with spoon, use a
fork or small egg beater, and the
sauce will be free from any Jumps.
Precipitation Stains
To remove perspiratiom stains from
your clothes. soak them in strong
salt water before laundering them.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-31

DAILY FASHION sERyIcE ::
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
SUBVENtNf PkEDLOHA POCHOVANA.
PRESIDENT ZKLAMAN, NIKOu
VSAK ROZTRPCEN.
RoNNEz VEG Sc ZASTOUPENlM SPOJ. STATU Ma
II MEZlNARODNlM SOUDU NEvYRlZENA.

Washington 81. dnora. President zacal dnes pfi-
pravova voj prazdnnovou bezprosfedne odro
cen kongresu Zreorganisova sv kabne coz salo nut
ntm resgnac sekretafe vnra Faa dozna svoj porazku
pfeohou poskytovanf subvenc amerckym obchodnm To-
dim, ma niz mu tolik zalezelo.
President rozhod ze nesvoa senat do mimofadneho
etnho zasedan aby projednal otazku dcasensv Spoje
nych S&t mezinarodnm soudu coz znamena ze vzata
bude dvahu pfstm kongresu. jenz sede prosnci
Jest to poprve cd 1916 kongres bude m devm6sicn
pr&zdniny.
Jak z drive sd9ov&no pfistim generalnim postmistrem
bude Harry S. New Indany ponevadz jest cenem sena-
eho menovani potvrzeno hned veenem zasedani e
koz. Ostatn jmenov4ni do dradd mezi nmz jest HUI
beta s. Werka, dosavadnho generanho pomsra sekreta
rem vnra brgadnho generala T. Hinese sefem vyslon
zleckeho dfadu pddou svo obvylou eesou Bude NIGH
jednano ddvernem zasedan Rovnez oznam president ne
kok jmenovani diplomatcke sluzbe S
Prnf dfedni doznanf Bilym Domem porazky programu
poskytovan odnfch subvenc nz president tok
sazoval byo provazeno prohlasen Harding nijak
ltuje sveho jednani dozadovani lodnich subvenc
President netajf tim, de jest vem zklaman, ale
chova z6dne trpkos yl tenn kdoz dA ehO pfesv6dcenl
propls jednou pfilezost hstor vybudovanf sn<
no .americkeho obchodnfho lod'stva
Jalf psp9ram adminstrace bude nyn sledovai v3hl
Eam obchonim lodfm xi&des vlasenfm jek 0peraEfay
velym schodkem nebylo dosud dano vefejnost
Pravd9podobns vsak cey obchod bude ikvdovan
yzbuzovano organsovan pavebnich n soukrom6 vastne
nyeh T6mo ovSem bez svoeni kongesu neIze dosati
zadne nanen podpory lee zboz privazene ameri
lodch bylo by cano mens ne vyhody toho dru
hu Jim skytany tom pfpade musely by vsak byt zseny
pomne obchodni smlouvy nchz takove praktky sou W
slovnS zakazany Prot krokdm eru tom zaual pern'
stanovsko president Wilson aspon teto veci p Harding
rozhodnut kraceti slep9jich sveho pfedchdce
BOZ lodn subvenci nebude obnoven prSm kongresu,
nebo adminstrace jest dobre v6doma ze navrh naraz
by slnsjsi opposc, nezl kongresu pfitomnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28

Columbus, O., q. dnora Nucena resignace Dr. j. E.
Mcreyho, iako nditee ucitesk6h0 dstavu Kent byla
dnes zldAna cd suvernera Donaheyho nancnm vyboy
n&tu snemovny 1885
uvxdom suvern6ra eodpornci povolef penxz pro
uvedenou skolu pokud Dr. MeCsrey neods4upf tomuto
rozhodnu dosp4 vybor diskuss vaci eele odpoedne
behem nil vschni ddvernc uteskeho dsavu Kent zasta
vail DR. McGieyho ako jednoho hejlepdfch vychovate
ID state, jen8 pr sal ob6M malom9sskych klepd
Jiz pied dvema roxy pomery M ucitelskkm 1stave '
Kent t9i zv&stn pozonos sn9mu tehdy penze povo
leny tim vyrozum6nm ze budou tam prove4ny zm4ny To
sak nestao tdz vybor zaujal sanovka 2e penfze
budou povoeny pokud DR. McGlvrey zdtane cele stavu
Pffslusny n&vrh byl pfijat II proti hlas0m.
Co vsechno vytyka DR. McGilvreymu, nebyo dano M
vefenos pravf vsa ze guvern3r Donahey lest rovn9z
no mfn9nf ze veci Kent nesou jak BY ey bt Ma spra
VI ucitelskeho davu pozaduje 900 pro p diva
roxy 80 . -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
PRAzDNlNY PRO RUHRSKf HAVfkE.
TIM MAI BYn ZPUSOBENY MOVE
SkfZEI.E FRANCOUZIM.


Essen, 81 lnora, - Padesati procentdm uhlokopI
Ruhrske panvi dostane prazdnn plnym patem b9hem
hfezna ostanfm budou poskynuy podobne prAzdniny
dubnu, die informacf zfskanych Francouzy.
Tfmto zpdsobem n9mech Hditelov& dod cht6 zp0sobii
dals vfzee fankobelgckym fadh nebot prazdniny ta-
kove mey by nevyhnuten9 n&sedek t6xby uh
polovinu, cili asi ctvrtinu norm&lnf tezby.
Ruhrskem ddoli jest $4,000 havif1 Francouzsh d.
fenci odhodu dosavadni reukci t9zb9 SO
cent normau, ezo havif pracovai sedm hodn denn9
ms6 osm ako drive mnozf jsou zam6stnavan sprav-
kach p rIznych pracich kolem do mste pi
t9zb9.
Die francouzskych odhadd pfftomn9 jest cd 100000
do 10000, ,OOOtun uhli ma poyrchu pfi sachtach
Nemecky odpor Ruhrske panvi vzrista nasedkem OBJ
rufi jejho neusaleho ujisovan ze stoj Mimi Fran
couzi zizabavli mnozstv brozur nych tiskopisd nchs
obsazeny jsou podrobne nstrukce d6nikIm povzb-
zovani aby vytrva SVEN odporu pro okkupac nepo-
slouchali francouzskych rozkazn
Francouz jsou rozhodnuti vypudti Poruf vsechny
soby provozucf sabotaz neb zvy pokdane nezadouc
edne Essen bylo vcera 157 osob zatceno vypuzeno do
neokknpovan6 cast Nemecka Tito muM podnecovai pry
lid vytrznostem Nepracova die informacf ziskanych
Francouzy, msl dcastenstvf ma sabotazi.
Dnes bylo zjist9no, ze nehoda bfze Kobence, phi nil
pet fancouzskych zfzenci bylo poran6no bya promyS
nym cnem sabo&ze nebot n6kok kolenc bylo odsonEnc
Berlin 27. dnora. Vybor n9meckych bd9lci ohklicii
cee PoruE tax ably zabran dovazenf d9niki ciziny
msa s&ykafd Nemecko vcera zmafio plan France mpor
tovat sta delnkd Ceskosovenska, kte by naat ku ko
pan uhl Ruhrske panv DIE zprav obdrzenych zde Poa
c Lvni Ialove pokouseji t6z dosta do Porur Ne
mecka vlada ve vyhraje ekonomckou valku Franci
podafi- il zamez dovazen d6lnfki mista stavkafi
Mssto Bochum jest obklopeno francouzskym vojskem
vsechen obchod by zastaven edine zenam dee Jest do
pobyt ucch Kroky tyto byy podniknuty potre
stani Nemci boykot francouzakych vojaka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
NOVA CfRkEv w FRANcll.

Pafiz. 26. lnora. Nova ofici.
elni francouzska- cirkev, JED
pred ned&vnem byla ustavens
n9kolika tisici zenatych kn9zi
katolickych. bude mfti take q.
postolskou poslouponst, takze
bude Sc nachazeti tem9f ma
tomtez stupni jako vysoka cir
kew anglik&nska.
Toto sd9leni bylo ucin9no bi.
skupem Adrotem, move cfrkve,
jenz 'bude vysvecen v dubnu,
"a pfftomnosti biskupl podob.
nych cirkvf, jez byly zfizeny
" Cesltoslovenshu, PoAku, Ma.
d'arskI. Svycarsku q Holland.
sku. Ackoliv jm&na t9chto bi.
Eskup1 = neuv&d9ji, diva : tech
rs hyll tyse3 3ceni kimem. Titt
bi1lnp { ~ 1anx 1orp1lli tiai
EefI NJ
svs clrksvSI povolasi: JaKo q
natl kn6zi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
.AlRTVOL.A" vRAcENA Cd
AMERlcKYcH BREHo.

New York, 81. ,lnora.: Jan
Zacharek pijde zpst do Pol
ska, byv. objeven pfi SVEN tie
tim nedovolenem pokusu do
stati Sc do Ameriky ma lodich.
yypluvsich 2 evropskych pfi-
stavl. Jeho tfeti pokus byl Y
pravd9 mistrovskym kouskem.
Podplatil diva .n9mecke pfistav-
nj delniky. aby jej vpasovali
na parnik President Harding,
chystajfci Sc K odjezdu 2 rak-
vi, jez Sc uzavirala zevnitf. Pc
n9kolika dnech ma mofi spray
ce zavazadel shledal, ze nem6l
omen naklad nikde ma lodnim
seznamu. Jat podeztenfm, ura-
iii viko rakve . tam nasel ia
ma, vyhladov9leho sice. ale eel
kem tiperneho. uvazi-li Sc, ze
byl "mrtvolou". Zacharek bu-
de poslan do Polska ma nejbliz
sim parnfku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
FRANClE vYJEDNAvA 5
RUSKEM.

Paffz. 26. dnora. ZdejSf =
merEti korespondenti sc dozvi
dali, ze vyjednavani mezi Ru-
skem ohledn9 obnoveni obchod
nich smluv pokracuje. Bezdfxt
n& telegrafie mezi Moskyou Q
Pafi1i bude patrn9 nejdfive Oh
novena, nacez dojde k expedo-
vani pffmych osobnich i n&klad
mich vlakd mezi Moskvou, Pc
trohradem, VarSavou, Prahou.
a Paffzi. FrancouzStf zelezniG-
nj odbornici studujf pfitomnx
plan, kterym pima t. doprava
mezi Ruskem, Polskem, Cesko-
slovenskem q Francii nejlfp
dala by Sc uskute6nit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28

e - f
Adolf Heyduk narodil Sc r,
1875 M Rychmburlcu, ale vetsi
cast bohate zivotni drahy pro-
I'll Y Pbku. kde plsobil jake
professor ma tanin4jsi realce q
dokonch Il xivot jaio pensista,
sklonen Thou let. z jeho bas-
nickych cykld nejznamn8jsl
jsou' D6ddv oakaz, Dudack&
zp6vy, Cymbal = housle. Lesni
kviti, 2 rodnych hor,i m. j.
Skonal v pozehnanem vsku
So rok6 v ltery dne 6. dnora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
v PODEZkENf ZE SPACHANf
VRAzDY.

New York 27 lnora. - Pi Anna Buzzi, expertka
voverove sfeb6 cenkye zenskeho mooroveho sboru be-
hem vaky bya zadrzena pod zarukou $4,000 ako ddez
sv2dkye poen zavrazd6nm Freda Schneidera boha
eho kontraktoa jenz by zastreen osam66 cese Cla
Point Jezto nemoha sozt zaruku, bya uveznena P
Buzzov& lena velmi slicna, udala ze bya hospodynf
Schneiderovou ale polce zjista ze lila zmfnenym
ze Cd tG doby manze jej vmoh 81 Cd nj rozvod pied
osui roxy oznatv tehdy Schnedera jako muze jenz nj
udr4ova nedovoleny pomer posednch n3koka mesfcch
doch4zelo pry Gasym hadkam mez Schneiderem pf Bug
zi-ovou vtli jist&mu dEveet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
zADNE PkfMEkf PRO DE vALERU.
RADEJI SMRT, NELL ZkEKNUTf Sc "NARODflHO
DEDICTV"

Londyn, 81 1nora. Dublinska depeSe zde obdrzena
prav re repubikansky Bulletin uvefenue odpov9d Eamo-
De Valery navrh neurach clenI irske republican
ske armady ma mesicn pffm9fi.
dvodu pravi risky republkansky vddce, ze jeho
soppenci pref tax mfru ako kdoko Irsku, ale
pokracuje:
"Pfmsn pfitomnych okolnosh nevedlo by miru; by
povazovano ob9ma stranami pouhy oddech n9mz
byly by kon&ny pfipravy obnoven jes9 zufiv6ho nep
testvi
"Upozornujeme vas ze dfiv9jsf dsi mir ztroskotalo
pokazde bahove trvani tom, ably opralo pfef tax
smouvy uznanf uchvatelstvi jako legmnf vlady
'Nase stanovisko t9cho v2cech jest nezm9neno. Vo
jaci obeane repubky ucni rozhodnu cd n6hoz neod
chy sou rozhodnut spise zemfft. nezi da souhas ku
sveho narodniho d6dictv neb pfa poavenf
helotd, zbujnikn sve vlastnf zemi"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
MAKY MAD JIzNf AMERIKOU.
MEZi BOLlvIl A CHILE HROZl PkERUSENl DIPLO-
MATlCKYCH VZTAHU.

Santiago, Chile 27 lnora Pov9sti pred tim vyvrace
me- ze Bolivia hodla pferusiti dipomacke vztahy Chile
byy obnoveny dne kdyz veslo znamos ze vysane Bo
ve odjede sobou do Bueno Aires prazdniny Ieho cd
ezd n&eduje sekretare vysanectv jenz vrt do
hlavnfho mesta Bove, ma oko "a soukromym obchodem
Bolivia nedavno ucnila pokus o ziskan souhlasu Chill
sk& v&dy rev smlouvy 1904 kterou pfisla provin
eli Anofagastu Oceem nayrhovane revise byo zskat
Bolv pfstup mor Chile odeprela uvazovati teto Ia
dos ale projeva ochotu yyjednava zaklade 1zemnch
kompensaci.
Bolivia pax oznamila, ze nemize vzhedem teto 81
uac posla zastupce nadchazec vseamercky kongres
Santiago jezto jeff 1casenstv mohlo by vest neshodam
kongresu Uv9doma vsak Chile ze toto JEFF rozhodnut
nema b1ti vykladano ako nepfatesky Gin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
sPoLEcNY PoHIkEB cELE
RODlNY.

Kansas City. Kas.. q. 1no-
"a. Rodina Leo Browna. ktera
zahynula pfi pozaru, jenz 81
vyzadal tfin&ct lidskych 1.-Two
til, byla pohfbena dnes. Seat
ohofelych tel slozeno bylo do
dvou rakvi. Ubozaci. otec. ma
tka a ctyfi male d9ti, pokusili
sc o z&chranu lt9kem po scho-
dech, kdyz Sc tyto sfitily . vsi-
chni vrzeni do plamend salaif-
cich 2 hoffcf garaze dole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-28
P0STkELENT KASfR ZE-
MlkEl-

Wheeling. w. Va. q. dno-
"a. Harry Price, pffrucf kasfr
banky v Mt. Pleasant, O.. jenz
byl postfelen bandity phi poku
su loupe&e Y sobotu, zenlfel
dnes We zd4iN -nemocnici. Txle
|sn& pos0stAtky byly dopraveny
K pohtbenf do. jeho .domovs.
Ne vypatrknt lupitd bylo vypsa
no $1,000 odmxny.