davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14

r. l.. Rcyston was among Filler
members OF the Odd Fellows lodge
who attended memorial services OF
that organization held Sunday In the
hall OF Twin Falls lodge No. 23. Mr.
Royston was recently elected junior
warden of the Encampment, 4 high
er branch in |. o. o. +.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14
ExPREssIoN OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks TO those who so kindly as
sisted us during the sickness and
death OF our daughter. Myrtle. Also
for the beautiful flowers.
MR.. AND MRS. STUTzAAN
AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

opportunity for ail men Nha come hack Co reunion 10 see a Yale NeleFY against Harvard,
 Ned Merriam, track coach, Nh0 was a graduate al the FRiyeFsity ef chir eago and Wh0 has had wide experience iH coaching track teams, Was called nRan for a few words, lie emphasis, ed some af the points brought out hg Mir Campbell particularly with ref- erener ta the spirit shown by the track men and Co the excellent mate rial in many Of the events, MT, MeT, riam emphasized the work which Captain Campbell Was doing and pointed out his value both as leader and as a winner of points, hnth Of which, of course, are equally import ant for track captain, MT, Merriam also stated that they had great hopes of Teddy Hart who, of course, Is no stranger to New Britain Yale men,
 After the speech making, Howard $, Humphrey was appointed chairman of committee to confer with local Yale alumni and erystalize their ideas on forming permanent Yale assoei- atloR in this city, II IS expected that there will he a gathering next fall Tor this purpose
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
-:- CHOKERS -:.
 from $500 up HUDSON FUR SHOP 13 Franklin Square New Britain, Conn.
NOTICE.

Taken by virtue of an execution to me directed and will be sold at pub lie vendue to the highest bidder at the Public Sign Post in the Town of New Britain 14 days after date which will be on the 18th day of May, 1923, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to sat- isfy said execution and my fees there on the following described property, to wit: Air Compressor, Tube Plate, Testing Tank, 1 Tire Vulcan izer 1 Rim Machine. Rowser oil Pump Tanks, 1 Spreader, 1 Register, McCaskey System. Disk, New Tires. 30 New Tubes, Is Blowout Patches, 10 Cans Engine Enamel Paint, IS Cans Top Dressing and Enamel, 100 small cans in packages, l Tire Jack, i Alcohol Drum, I Lot Odds and Ends in Drums, Length Hose; 1 small Lot Spark Plugs.
 Dated at New Britain this End day of May 1923.
 MYRON D, STOCKWELL,
 Deputy Sheriff.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

line. It jumped the footpath on the Bridge Plaza. snanping another trol. ley pole that ripped hole in the right hand side of the car and then lumber ed and rocked along the eobblestones to Concord street. There. in front Of the Technical High school, 1t snapped another iron pole. which demolished the front platform.
 Patrolman Rogcrson, as soon as he saw the car had jumped the tracks sounded n warning to traffic and then ran to n telephone.
 Eight Ambulanccs Respond
 Four ambulances, nine doctors and three nurses were hurried to the Bridge Plaza by the Cumberland street hospital. and two ambulances and four doctors were sent by the Holy Family hospital. A hook and ladder company also answered the call from fire headquarters in Jay street.
 A few of the passengers had mar aged to jump from the windows Of the car, but most of the eighty were still imprisoned inside when the car stop ped at last in front of the high school. Patrolman Rogerson and many vol nnteers went to their aid at once. They ripped away parts of the wood work and dragged them into the open air. More than twenty were taken out unconscious; they had either fainted from fright or from the pain of their wounds.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Court of Common Pleas.
 Hartford County Hartford, Ct
 May 1, 1928
 The New Britain Trust Company. Executor, Estate of P. S. McMahon Tony Comenskey, ct al.
 Order of Notice
 Upon complaint in the above en- titled action brought to the Court of Common Pleas for Hartford County, Connecticut, on the first Tuesday of June. 1923, claiming judgment to clear the title to certain premises situated In the town of Berlin, it ap- bearing to the subscribing authority that the residences of Tony Comen- skey and Adam Mecoliskey, if living. are unknown to the plaintiff, and that If not living, the names and residences of the heirs, representatives and creditors of said Tony Comenskey and Adam Mecoliskey are unknown to the plaintiff.
 It is Hereby Ordered, that notice of the institution and pendency of this action shall be given said defendants by publishing this Order in The New Britain Herald, newspaper published in the City of New Britain, once week for two consecutive weeks commencing on or before May 7th, 1923.
 By order of the Court,
 THEODORE G. CASE, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
IN THE SENATE

A favorable report was received or bill appropriating s10,00o for han gars for a National Guard air service squadron providing the federal gov. ernment shall provide necessary such a squadron.
 The senate passed the bill appro- priating s101,5oO for the Connecticut agricultural college for repairs.
 The bill amending an act providing for a tax on gasoline was passed in the senater after being explained by Senator Trumbull.
 The bill exempts motor boats from the tax and provides that the money shall be turned over to the highway commissioner instead of into the gen. eral fund. It is expected that this will divert about s1,5o00o0 for the maintenance of roads.
 The bill repeating the act authoriz- ing the treasurer to issue state bonds was also passed. Senator Trumbull explained that the decision to reduce the state tax by s5oo,Ooo had influ- enced the committee in making it's report.
 A bill looking toward serial bonds for all municipalities was passed by the house. It provides that bonds shall be issued in serial form the first instalment to mature in five years and the last in forty.
 Five nominations for the judgeehip of the Ncwtown court of Westport came into the house and were tabled for calendar and printing. They named John I. Godillot, Joseph Adams, Willard s. Adams, Joseph Morton and Harry R. Sherwood.
 House bills passed from the call endar'
 Appropriatlng s1s5,ooo for a dor mitory for the Mystic oral school for the deaf; authorizing tho center fire district of Newington to issue s12o,-
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
Still No Trace of Man
 Missing in Aurora, III.

Aurora, Ill.,, May 2.-Discovery of surgical instruments in the bungalow of Warren J. Lincoln, lawyer and horticulturist who disappeared last Sunday, were the subject of inquiry by authorities today. No trace of Lincoln has been found. The search for Lincoln's estranged wife and her brother. Byron Shoup, also were be- ing continued today.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
IN THE HOUSE

A reduction in the annual state ta' on towns from s2.000.o0o to s1,5oo,' GOO is provided for In amendment te chapter 371 of the public acts of 1921 which the house adopted today.
 After explanation by Mir. Hill oi Shelton the bill which provides that boards of management of county temporary homes shall consist of the three county commissioners one mem Der of the department of public wei. fare and one member of the state de- partment of health was passed.
 The bill concerning insecticides and fungicides also passed. It prohibits the manufacture and sale of adulter- ated paris green and other insecti- cides.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

O00 of water bonds: reimbursing Col, Henry s, Dorsey of New London slo6 for money expended while in the mili- tary service Of the state.
 Senate bills taken from the calendar and passed:
 Appropriating siS.oo0 for repairs at Long Lane Farm for girls; providing for elimination of dangerous crossings on trunk line highways: amending the charter Of the city of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
Arrest Youth Here for
 Theft of Auto In Mass

Forest Ryder, age 16 years. on parole from the reformatory at How ard, R. l., was arrested in this city last night by Sergeant Peter McAvay and Sergeant Michael Flynn for the Attleboro, Mass, police who allege that the youth stole Ford automo- bile from that town,
 According to the police Ryder ad- mits the theft of the car from the Massachusetts town and after having taken it to his home in Rhode Island, he changed the markers. He will be turned over to the authorities at How ard, R. I.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
CHANGES IN C|TY'S
 CHARTER APPROVED
(Continued From First Page).

opposed by the McCook family and especially by Anson T. McCook, execu- tive secretary to Governor Templeton who offers an alternative a 60 foot strip of the McCook land next to the sanitarium grounds. Captain McCook today said that the bill would take a tract of land 200 by 500 feet or 10o.- 600 square feet.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists and Surserymen,

CALIFORNIA AND JAPANESE pFivst, 2 fl, high at ts,A0 per ie0, Rarharry bush, fruit trees, evergreen. Small geFahium plants, for a5ei geranium plants, 10 ts blossoms, sse each or s.,ho q dog, FleTenrs edge soc a dog, AsteFs soc A dog, preseHipm, R nice plant, bae each, pansiss soc a d02, or dog, b0e, Vines for window boxes Toe each and up, A very nice plant. Adolph aanaalle, sia oak St, Phone tss,is,
 GRApEvINEs. 1000, in four varieties, zoe each or '?h per 100, Inquire .. south st, NURsERYMAN-Pi your order now for fruit trees herfies, etc.; also doing prun. ing work. simonsen. Phone ssa.as, roTTED plants and cut flowers, Funeral works speciality, Jahnson's Greenhouses, si7 Church at. Phone ss0.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY Buick roadster, 1922. sport model. Buick touring. 1920. 2 pass. Buick coupe, 1920. pass. NEXT TO A NEW BUICK IS A
 USED BUICK" Oakland touring, 1920. 5 pass. Chevrolet roadster. 1921. These cars have been reconditioned
 and newly painted. Open every evening until o'clock. Pick out your used car and call
 for demonstration.
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. as5 ARCH ST. PHONE 2eo7
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
McKEON WINS TOURNAMENT.

Philip McKeon captured first hon. ors in the "45" tournament conducted by Rev. William A. Harty branch, A. 0. H., last evening. Thomas Glynn ran a close second while Rob- ert Murray came in third.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Canadian cabinet eanneil decides that Mrs, Florence i.assaRdEa must hang al Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, today for eemnlieity in eaRstahle's murder the first woman in si years 10 he hanged in Canada,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Command Of all the seas" is the ideal set forth by first Lord of Brit ish admiralty in house of commons defending government proposals.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

London Star describes United States supreme court decision prohibiting foreign ships from bringing liquor in- side the three mile limit as thigh handed piece of arrogance toward foreigners"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
Brief News Dispatches From Al Over the World

Attorney Gen, DaugheFtE declares that government iR 80 days Will start vigorously lo enforce the law as inr leFRTsled by supreme court 70 step American and foreign ships from eaTz fyiRg liauoF within three mile limit
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Bishop Rhinelander, head of Prot estant Episcopal diocese of Penna,, in explaining resignation made public yesterday, declares his health is not
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Samuel deldRyn tells federal trade commission at New York that pFor fessianal jealousy of Charlie Chaplin prompted Mary Piekferd to ask slA,- GOO week in isl7 after she learned
 Chaplin was getting s60A,eoo a year,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

equal to responsibilities of the hish- eRrie,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Scores are reported injured in Paris May Day riots when police attacked after labor meeting give battle to mob,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Everett seett, Yank shortstop, promises to play his i,Ae0th straight game today at Washington,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
Lost and Found

AiREpALE DOG, male, lost Wed, a, m following brown dog in shuttle Meadow district. Finder please notify Malcolm Farmer. Phone si36 bs5 Lincoln st. CORD tire with leather cover lost Saturday night. Size, a2xi. Reward if returned to 74i West Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Methodist evangelist at Fort Worth conference declares that viz eious attacks against authority of the Holy Scriptures and fundamentals of the faith are constantly made In schools and colleges of the Methodist Episcopal church.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

May nay passed without serious dis tnrhanees anywhere in the United states,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02

Florida senate postpenes final ean- sideration Of measure to forbid bodily punishment of prisoners in that state and supporters of stopping use of strap are beaten in test vote,
 Leader Hamilton Mccormick, grandson of inventor of reaPing mar chine, announces at Chicago estah- lishment of foundation for advancing science of eharaeterology millions for endowment to he available only after death CT second generation in Mir, Me- cermiek,s family, t is declared,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
Store Announcements

HAVE you a phetesiaph Of your neither National Mothers Day. May the sih, spesial-We give an enlargement fIss eade studio,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost and Found
Personals

TO get ths secret of making good snap shots, bring your hlms to the Arcade studio,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
EsTocADAs A FoNDo
continuation de Ia pag. 7,,

ponderan las grandes vlrsudes plbli-
cas- Y pr1gadas y Ell acendrado patlio-
t,smo de quienes vivieron sin patria y
sin Dios. Luere odiando de imp3-
tencia un politico inepto que muestra
a las claras su debiitada nala fe.
cousagrandcss a delatar alevosaments
a los patriotas verdaderos Y recibisntio
s;en pago sus felonias ell favor suave
que prestan los tirancs, este pueblo
tan. . indiferente e insensible, es
capaz de permitir ell nombre de un
canaHa de estos en- el frontis de edifi-
clos Y en- callss y plazas, asintiendo
al siguiente dicho:-' Era un gran pal
triota, I'm politico de buena fe, mny
isto, muy cOnsecuente y mu5 honra-
do. f"
Nuestro pneb'o no estudia, no pien-
,sa. no. a1ui'ata. Anestesiado por
legendario servilismo no siente agra
vtcs nj agradece beneficios y aplaude o
critica, sin ton nj son, detrds del pri-
Nero que 10 hace Los Judas canyesn
por sus respetos rtendose de la con-
ciencia y olvidados de la cuerda ats
nuante. ocupando puestos de CONTAIN
"a honora bilidsd, echandose,as de sa-
pientisimos sehores y de grandes re-
dentorss con el APPLAUSE de las muclle-
drnb nbres serviles insensatas. .--Nues-
tras multitudes de Sirineos tiemblan
de miedo ante cualallier Caifas i'm
heci' Y, sin velor para NADIA, adn ran
imitan a Piiatos -Nuestros abua-
6antes Fedros va no aguardan a ore
Ell gallo cante nj siquiera una vez Y
rressros cristos han desapareeido sin
promesas de resurrection.
One buena apiicac.on tiene en- nues-
tro pals aquella copla tan popular qus
dice: "servir para MERCER ninguno 10
consigui6, que sfernpre nacrece mas
aorel que menos sirvi6 =
Es TEMPO va que dejemos de ser
i'otas, sacuGiendo el marasno esprit
tual que nos embargo Y conTirtiendo
a niiestro pals en- un pals de hombres.
demos a Dies 10 cue es de Djos y
al cesar 10 que es del Cesar. -isufri-
do Y noble palido dc La montana, td
eres el Cristo que tienes cue arrojar a
latigazos del temple del patriotisno
a los mercaderes Y los mercenarios
iTd eres la encarnaci6n sublime de la
patr.a! iEediinelal
Praxedes Santiago Jr.
cidra, Die. 20, 1928
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
LA EMPRESA PARAMOUNT REA-
NUDA sUs oPERAcToNEs EN- Ell
JAPoN

Segun noticias cablegraficas reci-
'bidas por Mr.. E. E. Shauer, director
'1el departamento extranjero de la en-
presa Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
Eion. las oficinas de esta empresa en- Ell
Iejano Imperio del Sol Naciente, las
tuales sufrieron grandes perdidas du-
kante los terremotos que asolaron va
|ias ciudades de aquel pals, han sido
temporalmente a la cilI-
bad de Kobe. Los teatros que no fue-
ION destruidos por las sacudidas sis
'micas continnan exhibiendo peliculas
|le la Paramount.
Como que las oicinas de la Para
'nount en- Toxic fueron destruidas com
bletamnete, Ell trabajo de reorganiza-
ti6n que ha caido sobre los hombros
be Mr.. Cochrane gerente de la sucur-
bal de Toxic, v de su ayudante r. E
MacIntyre, es enorme, pues la mayor
parte de las peliculas de la Paramount
hue Sc exihibian en- los dias del ca
eaclismo, o que estaban pr6ximas a
Pxhibirse, Sc perdieron entire los es-
tombros de los edifcios destruidos, por
los temblores de TERRA por Ell fuego
Las oficiras que mas sufrieron los efec
tos de la catastrofe frfron las de
kolxio v Yokohoma
Gracias al heroismo amor al pro
limo demostrados por Mr.. T. E Mac
|rntyre, prestando socorro mas de
eiento cincuenta personals, especialmen
Fe extranjeros, que Sc encontraban en-
|nminente peligro en- Yokohama, la per-
fida de vidas en- Ell barrio europeo de
IA ciudad no fue tan grande como las
Primeras noticias recibidas de la zona
be la catas.rofe hicieron suponer. El
Berente de la sucursal, Mr.. Cochrane
u su esposa lija tuvieron la suerts de
|legar sanos y salvos una peuuena
boblaci6n veraniega de las cercanfas
be Toxic, desde donde Sc trasladaron
Kobe, en- cuya ciudad, como hemos
Picho antes, han quedado establecidas
las ofcinas 'japonesas
|e IA empresa Famous Players-Lasky,
Productora de las peliculas que llevan
a marca de fabrica Paramount.
fREs FELICULAs DE UN DIREC-
ron EXHIBIDAS SrMULTANEA-
NEAMENTE EN- UNA cIUDAD
AMERICANA
El director James Cruze, de la Pa
Famount, tiene ell honor de yer exli-
Pidas tres peliculas de SUI direction en-
pres teatros distintos de una misma
fiudad Esta ciudad es Los Angeles y
las peIiculas exhibidas son las intitu-
|adas Heroes de vanguardia', (The
Covered wagcn), en- Ell Teatro Grau-
pan; Hollywood, en- ell Rialto, ' stRug
Bles of Red Gap" en- el immense Me-
Fropolitan. ante mas de cuatro mil es-
Pectadores en- cada exhibici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
& aI1aza gN R) 9H;l 80 ~ llHa H

Ell director James Cruze ha recibi-
do numerosas felicitaciones de sus ami
gos y admiradores por este hecho inu-
sitadc, 81 cual Sc considera un ''re-
ccrd' sin precedente en- los anales de
la cinematografia
soRPRENDENTE ACTo HIPICO EN-
+ UNA NUEvA PELICULA DE LA
| PARAMOUNT
En- la pehcula La luz que Sc extin-
gui6' (The Light That Failed), de
la Paramount, dirigida por George Mel
ford, aparecen algunas escepas hipicas
de 10 mas sensational que janas Sc ha
levado la pantalla. Estas escenas
fusron fotografadas en- las inmediacio-
nes de Guadalupe (california) y en-
elias toman parte mas de cien jinetes
cabalgando potros salvajes, sobre GU
yos lomos no habia estado nunca una
silla.
La acci6n de la bella adaptation ci-
nematografca de la novela del c6le-
bre poeta ingles Rudyard Kipling Sc
desarrolla en- gran parte en- Egipto, en-
ell desierto, en- donde un destacamento
de soldados ingleses Sc We repentina-
mente atacado por una verdadera nu-l
be de jinetes del desierto. Muchos de-
estos jinetss eran antiques soldados in
gleses que sirvieron a su pals duran
.te la guerra.
Los esfrerzos de los brutos por IL
brarse de La silla que por primera vez
sentian sobre sus lomos, motive algu-
nos incidentes sensacionales que apa-
recen con un verismo increible en- esta
bella production cinematografica de la
Paramount
UN DIRECTOR DE LA PARAMOUNT
VISTA Ell FAMOSo CANoN DE
ARIZONA PARA INPREsIoNAR EN-
Ell LAS PRINCIPALEs ESCENAS
DE UNA PELICUL4A
Victor Fleming, director de la Pa
ramornt, esta en- la actualidad visi-
tando los Iugares mas pintorescos del
famoso Cafi6n de Arizona, para impre-
sionar en- ellos las escenas principales
de su pelicula ''The Gall of the Cam
yon', basada en- La Ultima novela del
celebre escritor de costumbres califor-
nianas, Zane Grey Las escenas mas
notables de este interesante cinedra7
ma Sc desarrollan en- las inmediaciones
dc Flagstaff (Arizonal, muy cerca del
lugar donde esta .situado uno de los
observatorios astron6micos mas famo-
SOS de los Estados Unidos.
Las escenas interiors; de la pc
licula estan va pr6ximas terminarse
en- ell estudio de la Paramount, en- Hol-,
lywood California;
FL autor de la novela, en- la cual es-
ia basada la pelfcula Sc propone dar
luz Ell hbro simultdneamente con ell
estreno de la production cinematogra-
flea. 10 cua1 habra de redundar, indu-
dablemente, en- benefcio de la novela
v de La pelicula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
LA ESPOSA DE M. P0INCARE
RESULTO HERIDA EN- UNA
COLLISION DE AUTOS

PARIS, die. 81 (Cable frances)--
En- un accidente automovilista ocurri-
do al chocar Ell auto en- que viajaba
Nine. Poincars. esposa del Primer Mi
nistro de Francia, ha resultado herida
aunque no de gravedad Fue traslada-
da Embellishments al hospital en- dom
de Sc le practice la primera cura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
Ell MINIsTRO DE FINANzAS
DE FRANCIA Sc OPONE AL.
AUMENTO DE SALARIOS

PAEIs, die. q (cable frances) s
M Lasteyre, Ministro de Finanzas de
Francia, Sc ha opuesto resueltamente
al aumento de salaries que piden los
empleados en- las oficinas del Gobierno.
M Lasteyre, Sc propone revfsar to-
dos los libros y salaries que Sc han es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
Ell REPRESENTATIVE DE ME-
JICO EN- BERLIN. EN- GRAVE
APURO

BERLIN, Die. 21 Gable frances)
-El sr. Ortiz Rubio, Representative
del Gobierno Mejicano ante la repn-
blica alemapa, ha anunciado, que su
gobierno confrmara por cable su nom
bralniento, debido que ha recibido
notictas de que los documentos que le
fueron enviados por su pals. han s.do
robadcs entire lI6iico Vera Cruz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22
MAS CABLES

tablecido por los diversos departamen-
tos.,
Ha pedido enfaticamente al Gobier-
no, que revise las asignaciones de los
empleados, pues 6I cree que hay exec
so de paga de empleados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-22


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co de a 1880 ?. NJ, 81 martos Is
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

boural zed' a po hromosvod-
MIN drate spustil Sc druheho
patra ma dvlr. Diskant byl
odsouzen ma pet let do tezke-
ho zalare a Medacek ma pat
nact mesica.
Ma cestu k r0zumu ukazuje
Nemcdm v Ceskoslovensku Sc.
nator Franz lesser, jehoz n.y.
nejsi slova jsou tim vyznam-
nejsi, Be i on tapal pod vlivem
valecne psychosy v nemec-
KEN novoromantismu. We clan
ku nadepsanem "Nemecka pro
paganda" konstatuje dosavad
nj nelspechy propagandy Mem
eli ceskoslovenskych ' cizine
proti statd ceskosloven enskemu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

konstatuje, ze csl. Nemci pri
sve propaganda museji spole-
haiti pouze ma svoje financni
silly, protoze die ubezpeceni a.
merickeho N6mce, nimz Jes-
ser rozmlouval o techto We
czech, nemohou spolehati tom
to smeru nejen ma Nemce z RI
Sc, ale ami ma Nemce americ-
ke a pravi vyslovne: "Nase ma
rodni pozadavky nesmeji pred
stavovati toliko nemecky inte-
res, nybrz museji byti prohla-
sovany "a predpoklady uzdra-
vent Evropy, tudiz "a ne ne
prospesne take jinym naro-
dunn. Vyslovime tim pouhou
pravdu, nebot' ozdraveni ma