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The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-11-29

A0dA SClNbldbkOA ~
There loom up beside visions of fat.
savory turkeys and tempting rnince
pies, the pictures of harvest gather
ings as we have learned to think Of
them in the days when the Pilgrim
Fathers instituted the holiday as
holy day, signlfying their appreciation
of the blessings which America af-
forded AS early as 1921, when Gov
ernor Bradford sent forth men to pro-
cure game that the New England col
onists might enjoy a day of thanks
giving in remembrance of the fruits
OF their labors during the year, the
annual celebration was instituted 1t
did not become an official public holt
day until 1881, and even the day of
that year set apart was not at first
intended to be day of rejoicing and
thanksgiving. 1t was a day Of fast
ing and prayer for relief from the
famine which seemed imminent Just
then everything for the white mans
necessity was produced on American
soil, and a vessel laden with proyi
sions had been so long at sea that the
colonists began to fear that they
should suffer want before help was
near. The ship arrived Just before the
day Of fasting, and from that the day
was changed to one of thanksgiving
and rejoicing. Thanksgiving days
were occasionally observed also in the
New Netherlands after this, but not
until 1914 was another official procla-
nation made to this end A Thanks
giving day was declared In honor of
the victory of the colonists over the
Indians.
The first national THANKSGIVING day,
by proclamation of President Wash
ington, was set for Thursday, Noyem-
Der %, 1889.
In the interior various days in vari-
Gus months were set aside by state
governors.
From time to time other presidents
of the United States proclaimed
thanksgiving days, and for many years
past 1t has been the annual practice
of the executive official to name the
last Thursday of November for ma
tional day of rejoicing and expression
Of gratefulness to the Giver of all
good and perfect gifts. - Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-11-29
OUR BOYS
and GIRLS
DOLLY AND The
STREET CLEANER

The man in white who kept the
street so clean was a great favorite.
of Dolly's. She would smile and nod
to him through the nursery window,
and every day he would wave his hand
back for an answer. Dolly loved to
watch him push the little cart that
held the big tin can from one pile to
dust to another Sometimes he would
fill as many as four cans with the
dust which he had swept up with the
big coarse broom and when be had
finished the street was as clean as
clean could be.
Dolly often wondered where he had
morning when she was out with her
nurse, she stopped moment after
saying her usual Good morning."
and asked him very seriously If he
had ever taken sweeping lessons.
me no learna-me know howl"
he replied with a smile.
"Oh," said Dolly, at would take
weeks for me to learn with a big
broom like yours"
"You no lika da broom?" he asked
politely.
ooh, yes" answered Dolly quickly,
"and like the way you take the ham
die out. But good-hy; nurse is calling
me-"
"Cooda by!" he said, and Dolly ran
eff and joined her nurse for walk
IN the park Two or three. days later
she noticed a strange sweeper in
front of the house. Where had her
old friend gone she wondered. So
that night when father came home she
jumped upon his lap as usual to tell
him about things which she had done
during the day, and how disappointed
she was to not see her old friend the
sweeper, and how she missed him.
'Well,' said father, well find out
what is the matter" Next day when
he came home he told Dolly that he
had telephoned to the Street Cleaning
Department and had been Informed
that her friend was quite sick. $50,
you see," said father, that's the rea-
son he hasn't been around for a
week"
All next day Dolly thought and
thought about her poor sick sweeper.
until finally she run upstairs to find
mother.
81 want to take him something nice
to eat" she cried, throwing her arms
around mothers neck.
"Take who something to eat?" ask
ed mother, looking up at the little
tear-stained face.
"Why, my sweeper, the man in
white; he's sickl" cried Dolly. and
the tears began to roll down her
checks. Mother put her arms around
her little girl and kissed the tear
stained cheeks.
After luncheon, when she had tele-
phoned to father, and he had secur-
ed a sick sweeper's address for her,
mother and Dolly drove down to a
very poor looking street, where they
found the sick street cleaner in a
small room in lodging house. He
wasn't sick after all, but had sprained
his ankle. His little room was just
as clean as the street he swept, and
after mother had given him some
nice things to eat he thanked them
and said he thought he would be back
again in a few days to sweep the dust
away from the little girls house.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-11-29

age orphan meal, consisting Of soup.
bread and stew or corn grits and con-
densed milk, does MT exceed cents
per person the saving should be sub
stanfial.
The National Headquarters of the
Near East Relief at Isl Fifth Avenue,
New York City, or the nearest state
ofiee can furnish full details as to the
proper sort Of food to serve for
Golden Rule Dinner with recipes for
preparing it.
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AKING the times and the ia
cilities for dinner-giving into
account, the Thanksgiving
feast which 10 a d e d the
rough-hewn tables Of the
Pilgrims was no mean one.
Served on the dainty linen
tableoloths which had come
- N4ovaoxror with
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49, = s. 4s.si..

Cut bananas in halves long way
and spread with peanut butter; Put
halves together and place on lettuce
leaf. Drop two tablespoonfuls good
mayonnaise on each; sprinkle with
chopped peanuts.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-11-29

5 THE American Thanksgiv-
ing day rolls round again,
one thinks OF the signifi-
canoe of that occasion in the
early days of our land.
Among all people thanks
giving daysA have always
been, but the American an
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
HARDINcOvY POSTOVN
ZNAMKY.

Marion, O., 81. srpna. DR..
George Harding, otec zesnu-
leho presidenta Warrena G.
Hardinga, obdrzi prvnl arch
Hardingovych pamatecnich
postovnfch znamek, az budou
dany do prodeje ma Marionske
poste Ultra. Prvnf znamka wy
tist9n&, spolu s otiskem puvod-
nfho n&kresu, odevzdana bude
p9knem pouzdfe Z marokkan-
ske kize pi. Hardingove Ultra
|generalnfm postmistrem New
EN-.
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pokynh, pax snakiti sc budou
Glenove koanise, ktefi soucas-
sC zasedajf Y fr4sts'se rada,
donutit jej k vyplat6 cestou
s0udni.
Mayor Kohler Sc vtera W.
jadfil, "ze kodova komise Sc
pokousi zaopatriti jistym Ii
dem mfsta dobre placena aby
clenIm zamestnancim ko-
mise umozneny byly vylety".
Nepfeie 81, aby clenove jeho
administrace brali ma teto ak
ci podflu, ielikoz jest bezlicel-
nym mrhanim penez kapes
poplatnictva, jelikoz celia ko-
mise nemize pry pristi NEST
skou radu k nicemu Zavazo-
''vati.
LambIv nastupce nebyl do
sud jmenovan aniz pfipadny
kamdidat ackoli die dolby slu-
zebnich roki by mel ma fadu
prijfti prvni pravni asistent
Shuller. v pfipad9 jmenova-
nj fiditelem, stane Sc tax pa
trne podminkou, ze Sc VIDA
clenstvi v komisi, &C jinak jest
fG!enem jejfm automaticky. mo
Lei sveho dfadu.
Krajan Jilek, jest die W.
wki vsech, kteT1 jej dobre
znaji pine zpdsobilym stati Sc
policejnim zalobcem, az jest
teprve "a rokd star, bydli v {.
, 3456 Scranton ave., studoval
prava ma koleji Baldwin-Wal
lace a k pravnicke praksi pri-
pust9n byl r. 1920. ia svetove
valky slouzil jako druhy po.
rlcik a asistentem policejnlho
zalobce jmenovan byl dne l.
ledna 1922.
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ITALSKE L0DSTVO 0BSADILO RECKY OSTROV

rozhodla sc obsaditi docasn6
fecky ostrov Korfu.
Nicmene vsaks jednani Ita-
lie vyvolalo zd9seni v, brittle
kych vladnich kruzich, jezto
pocinanf toto primo Sc tyka
vlad Anglie, Francie a Ruska,
kter6 v r. 1868, kdyz ostrov
postoupen Recku, zarucily tr'
valou jeho bezpecnost. Jedna-
nj Italie nelisi Sc cd on0hc
N9mecka, kdyz vtrhlo do Be
gle v roce 1914.
Ufedne Velka Britannia zau-
jima vyckavaci stanovisko .
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nezakrocf, pokud fada velvy.
slancd nevycerp sve mirovs
dsili. I'M
Velke znepok(jenf vyvolaly
zde zpravy, ze premier Mus
solini hodla igndrovati Svaz
Narodd, jezto ,cel9 spor polka
d& "a yec tykajiei Sc jenom
Italie a Recka. Toto stanovi-
sko Mussoliniho Jest zde vseo.
becn9 odsuzovano. jezto tim
to zpnsobem podryvaji Sc "a,
Eklady Svazu N&rodI, jehoz I.
italie jest clenem jehoz u.
mluvu schvahla.
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STAVKA v UHLODOLECH zAHAJENA.
SPORNE STRANY ZAMfTLY PNCHO.
TUJV NAVRH.
PRES TO VSAK BUDE DALE We vYJEDNAVANl
POKRACOVANO

Mich predsedi rozhodne Sc
pfedloziti Jim k uvazovani
plan ma zahajenf vyjedn&vanf
s t6zafi.
Pred svym 1stnfm zamftnu
tim pozadavku guvernerova,
tezafi haviri dorucili f1u pr
semnou formalni odpoved' ma
jeho mirove navrhy. We svtch
odpov9dich pristoupili ma je-
den z jeho ctyr navrhd, a si-
ce uznani zakladnfho osmiho
dinneho pracovniho dne pro
vsechny zamestnance, avsak
% to Sc We skutecnosti nejedna
10, jezto ubloharoni ma tento
pozadavek pfistoupili y zasa-
de jiz pred dvema tydny.
Zadny pokus nebyl ucinen
guvernerem primeti havife k
odvolani rozkazu ma zastave-
nj pr&ce v dolech, jenz mel
vejiti v platnost dnes pdlno'
ci poe<yprs<s.: smlouxy Tic. y
$4,000 haviri a jejich zam6st
navateli.
! Stavka We skutecnosti zapo-
Gala We $3.50 dnes odpoledne.
| kdyz 80 procent havird, KITE
II pracuji v denni smene, slo-
lilo sve nastroje a opustilo
sachty. Zbyvajici muzi, ma
pozdejsi smene, NELL zanecha
ii prace o pilnoci.
! Nikdo nechce uciniti pred
povedi, jak dlouho zastavenf
prace v dolech potrva. Guver-
ner, kdyz byl ma to tazan, od-
povedel "zeptejte Sc havirI".
Tito op6t rekli ::guverner Ia
pecetil nam 1sta" odepreli
uciniti jakehokoli prohlaseni
o situaci.
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MEXIKO UZNANO SPOJ.
STATY.
Pine diplomaticke vztahy bu-
d0u Obnoveny mezi obsma
vlSdami.

! Washington, 81. srpna. Spo
jene Staty a Mexiko dohodly
Sc o obnoveni plnych diploma
tickych vztahG. Formalni O.
znameni v tom smyslu bylo
dnes vydano odborem statu.
Obnoveni techto vztahi zna-
mena pine uznani Spofnymi
Staty vlady presidenta Obrego
ma. Jest to vysledek vyjedna-
vani, jez po delsi dobu bylo
vedeno v m6ste Mexiku mezi
zastupci vlady Obregonovy a
americkymi komisari Warre.
mem a Paynem.
Americke vyslanectvi We
Meste Mexiku a mexicke vysla
nectvi zde budou uvedeny v
pine lredni postaveni, poprve
cd shrouceni sc Caranzova
rezimu v 1920 a vsechny ma.
roxy vyvstavsi z nedavnych
neporadkI v Mexiku budou
predlozeny zvlast' k tomu ice
Ii ustanovenym komisarIm.
New York, 81. srpna. Zpra
Iva o formalnim uznani Me
xika vyvolala zde velike mad
Semi We financnich kruzich
nebot' v Mexiku jest investo'
vano pres $700,O00,OOo anne
rickych penez v zeleznicich
" podnicich dIlnich a jinycf
itoho druhu, v nichz prace pt
dlouhou dobu zastavena ma
sledkem nsjistoty zivota {
: majetku v Mexiku. Ocekavi
Sc, ze vsechny cenne papiry
,opirajici Sc o investmenty '
sousedni republice, nyni znac
me stoupnou.
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Harrisburg, Pa, 81. srpna.
Guv. Pinchot sesel Sc Sc "a
stupci havif1 a tezari z tvrdo
uhelneho pasma dnes a zadal,
aby prijah jeho ctyri mfrove
'navrhy bezpodminecne a pax
aby dale vyjednavali o novou
mzdovou smhuvu. Toto bylo
rozhodn9 zamitnuto jak hor-
Milky, tax uhlobarony.
Havfi proievili ochotu obno-
viii spolecne vyjednavani prf-
mo t9zari a beg pritomnosti
jakekoli treti strany, kdyby t6
zafi pfistoupili ma lO-procent-
nj zvyseni mzdy pro kontrakt
nj havire jako podminku pred
chazejici obnoveni spolecneho
|vyjednavani. Uhlobarom cd.
:: mith z toho dGvodu, ze nechte
iii jiti do konference vazan
timto zpIsobem. Jezto k zae
menu dohodnuti dnes nedoslo
zastapci' .o00a spornych stral
opustili guvernerovu dradovnl
Sc slibem, ze sc vrati Ultra ra.
no.
Situace dnes vecer jest tal
njista, ze nikdo netroufa s
predpovedeti, jak dlouho "a
staveni prace v dolech potrva
Plny skalovy vybor hornikd
jenz prijal odpoved' doruce
nou guverneru Pinchotov
dnes, rozjel Sc do svych do
movI vecer.
Clenove vyboru mohou
vsak byti svolani do schlzt
ma dvanactihodinove ozname'
nj. Budou vsak svolani jenon
v tom pripade, kdyz skalovj
podvybor, pozdstavajici z ma
rodnich lrednikl a tri distrikt
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sPRoUL o PRoHIBIcI.
Opakuje sve tvrxeni, ze usri'
Sila Harding0vu smrt.

Londyn, 81. srpna. Nejenom
presidenta Hardinga nesobec-
ke zachovavani prohibicnich
zakonl uspisilo jeho smrt, a.
lie tisfce jinych Americana &c
ka podobny osud, die drivej-
siho guvernera Sproula z
Pennsylvania.
Byv pozadan, aby blize Wy
sv9tlil sve pfesv9dceni, ze
zdrzovani Sc pozivani lihovin
ma namahave zapadni ceste
neslo velkou vinu ma nahlem
skonu p. Hardinga, Sproul
prohl&sil:
Ze obstaroznf muzi a zeny
po cele Americe, ktefi byli u.
vykli ma pravidelny mirny sti.
mulant, nyni hledi vstric bez'
lt9sne a snad urychlene smrti
Ze stoji ma SVEN pdvodnim
tvrzeni vzhledem k smrti pre-
sidenta Hardinga.
Ze prohibice, kdyz Sc ma NJ
hledi jakehokoi Ihlu, kron
onoho fanatismu, zda Sc byt
nepraktickou.
Ze kdyby polovina lidi y
Americe stala Sc prohibicnim
slidily a snazila sc vymahat
| zakon, ia druh& polovina do
stala by 81 lihoviny kdekoli {
kdykoli by 81 jich pf&la.
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DIVA DETEKTIVOVE IA
BITI.

Johnstown, Pa, 81. srpna.
We ctvrti znAme jako Rosedale
kan byli povolani telefonickou
zpfavou, ze Sc tam udalo va
zne sroceni lidu, diva detekti-
vove byli ma miste zabiti a diva
policiste nepochybne smrtelne
poran6ni, kdyz byla ma NE
zahajena palba z ukrytu. Pa
trani po pachatelich bylo al
dosud bezvyslednym.
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BJILETnNY.

Athsny. l. z<sk. Albanis
sesiI;la sv< pohraniEni strS5e
a sakk1ala pfech&xeni hranic.
Recky kuryr listinami Cd roz
hrani6ovaci komise byl zasta.
ven = zakix&no mu pfekrocit;
pomexi.
Italie czn&snila fecks vi&dS,
5e italsks vxlccns lod'stvo Cd.
pluje cd korfu, jakmile Keckc
vyhovi italskym pozadavlk6nn.
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LaFOLLETTE JEDE DO
1 RUSKA.

Berlin, 81. srpna. Senator
Spoj. StatI LaFollette a dru'
zina, kteri dleli zde navste'
YOU po n6kolik dni, odejel
dnes do Petrohradu.
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RODINNA TRACEDIE.

Fl. Worth, Tex, 81. srpna.
Navrativ Sc z dlouhe automo-
bilove cesty po Texasu vcera,
Clifford Donald prijel do oby-
dli sve tchyne, pi. A. B. Mil
lerove, zastrelil il a zabil svo
il manzelku, pax vysel M
dvir a usmrtil sc ranod do hla
wy vypalenou. Policie nemdze
|se dopatrati pohnutky hrozne
no cinu.
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OTRAVENI KOKSKYM
MASEM.

Hanover, Nemecko, 81. srp-
ma. Dve osoby jsou mrtvy a
So nemocnych v Linden, blize
Hanoveru, nasledkem poziti
konsk6ho masa. Mezi onemoc-
nelymi jsou cel& rodiny.
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OTAzKA NASTUPd) RESICNOVAVSfCH
MESTSKfCH tkEDNfKO.
KRAJAN KAREL A. JlLEK UMENO
VAN JAKOKANDIDAT POIICEJ-
MILO NAVLADNICTVt
ZNALcl KoDOvE KOMIsE NAsTUPUJf DNES
SLUzBU.

Kdyz tazan byl mayor Koh-
Ter zv6davymi reportery koho
ze povssa na fnisto resignorAu-
siho pravniho riditele Lamba,
odpovedel lsecne, "ze Sc to
'kazdv dow, az sc jmenovani
stane skutkem". Podobne od-
mitl rici, kdo bude nastup'cem
policejniho zalobce Skeela a
pravniho asistenta Bella. kteri
dres opoisti dfady, aby fidili
vlastni kampan kandidatur "a
municipalnf soudce. Pres ma
yorovo prohlaseni, ze dosud nj
kdo nebyl jmenovan, prosly-
cha Sc v radnicnfch a policej-
Mich kruzich, ze policejnim Ia
lobcem sc stane kraian Karel
A. Jilek, ktery sam Sc pfiznal,
re povest tuto slysel, ale ze mrl
dosud uredne niceIho neni zna-
mo.
Vcera resignovala t6z pi.
Titheringtonova, Lambova ste
nografka a sekretafka, jez
pracovala " jeho kancelari
prawnicke a MIN Sc presteho-
vala ma radnici.. Vrati Sc opet
! ne do pratmicke firmy, jeIjimz
: Lamb Jest spolecnfkem.
"a odstoupl6ho pravniho II
ditele uraduje pavni asistent
Carl F. Shuller. ktery pfijal v
teto hodnosti dopis Cd pravni.
ka Hogana, jenz zastupuje
mestskou radu v pri 0 vypla-
cent $4,000 pro mestskou ko-
dovou komisi. Dopis adreso.
van byl ma byvaleho pravnihc
Iriditele Lamba jeho zastupce
'prohlasil, ze nepodnikne v t.
ITO akci zadnych kroki, dokud
10 veci nepromluvi 8 mayorem
/ Kodova komise sesla Sc wee
'ra s move jmenovanymi exper
ty Morganem Emmettem
kteri sc svych povinnosti. "a
plat $500 mesfcne ujmou jis
|dnes. Komise ignorovala pro
hlaseni mayora Kohlera. jen2
cele toto t9leso prohlasil "a
"nelegalni department" a emo
cnila oba jmenovane, aby opa
itfili vse, co Jest nutnym prt
7 zafizeni zvlastni tfadovny
Mayor vsak pravil, Re zakazt
financnimu fiditeli Hommelo
vi, kazd6 vyplacens podob
'nych 1ctd a teprve kdyz Sc Fl
ditel zachova die Kohlerovycl
n
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Geneva, /. zSfi. - Recko
podalo fcrmalni protest u Sva.
zu NkrodI proti obsazeni o.
strova Korfu italskym voj.
skem.
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LondSn, 1. z&fi. - Rimsk<
depeSe ku Central News sdSlu.
je, ze vniterni Situace v Reclks,
jest kritickou \ ze postaveni
vlady jest reudrzitelne. kurs
pen&z poklesl q ma bance IA.
vladla panika.
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pod prapory.
Ath6ny, 81. srpna. Italska
flotilla bombardovala policej-
nj stanici a skolu n aostrov9
Korfu sd9luje dredni zprava
vydana dnes rano. Pravi Sc v
nj, ze kdyz guverner Korfu
hyl uvedomen, ze ostrov ma
byti obsazen, odpovedel, ze 81
vyx&d& instrukce cd fecke Via
dy, avsak nez tyto dosly, ital-
ae]k& yoisko byln vysaxeno n
flotilla bombardovala policej-
nj stanici a skolu, jez Sc. vzna-
".
We zprav9 neni cineno zad-
ne zminky o mrtvych neb ra-
n9nych, avsak z jinych zdrojd
sc sd9luje, ze patnact feckych
civilisti bylo zabito a nekolik
desitek jinych poraneno. Nej-
vice ob9ti bylo mezi reckymi
utecenci z Male Aisle. Stfelba
Z del rovnez ohrozovala 81
rotky pod peel Americke biz
kovychodni pomocne admin
strace, jejiz nekolik zrizencd
kona sluzbu ma Korfu.
Vysazenf italskeho vojska
ma ostrov stalo Sc pod ochra-
nou del italskych valecnych
lodi. jez strflela pres m9sto.
Palba byla rovnez zahajena s
aeropland krouzicfch mad me-
stem.
Die fecke verse okkupace,
ye 3 hodiny dnes odpoledne j.
talsky kapitan pristal -Kor-
flu v motorovem clunu fekl
prefektovi, ze oddly italske.
no lod'stva utvofily blokadu
kolem ostrova a ze We A hod
m9sto MA byti okkupovano.
Brzy potom .italska flotilla
nozhstavaifcf z nekolika lodi
vjela do pfistavu. Velitel Ia
dial vydani mesta a vztycen'
bile vlajky, ktera pax mels
btti ihned nahrazena vlajkou
italskou. Prefekt zadal o ma
IL odklad, aby mohl 81 zfska
ii instrukce .od fecke vlady
nicmen9 vsak nez tyto dosly
stfelba byla zahajena 2 del
aeropfand.
Admiral Bellini prevail
sprawl m9sta. Italove pozado
vail vzdanf Sc vojensk6 posad
XIV q rovnez cetnictva, jez b'
dou odzbrojeny a mimo to "a
dali vydanf kasaren q vseh'
vAlecneho materialu.
OBsAZENf KORFU POUZE
PRY D0cASNYM.
Rim, 81. srpna. Premier
Mussolini dnes uvedomil "a
stupce Italie v zahranicf, =
odpoved' Recka ma italske ul
timatum rovnA Sc 1plnemu "a
mftnutf 4 ze. tudiz, aby Reck'
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"a HRMENf DEL VOJSKO YYSAzENO
Ma KORFU V JADERSKfM MORI.
DIE NEUkEDNlCH ZPRAV, Is REC
s KYCH CIVuISTU ZABTTO.
kEcKO Sc oBRATILO MA SvAZ NARODU, MUSsO-
LINZ JEJ VSAK ICNORUJE.

byfO dOnucenO k uvedOmeni 81
svych zodpovednosti, docasne
obsazeni ostrova Korfu ital-,
skym vojskem bylo narizeno.
4 Depese premierova, jez o.
deslana behem dne, mi jak
nasleduje:
INA. spravedlive pozadavky
Italie, vyvolane banbarskym
povrazdenfm Itald ma fecke
pdd6, recka vlada odpoved6la
zpGsobem, jenz podstat6 je
lplnym zamitnutfm.
"Toto neopravnene stanovi-
sko uklada Italii nutnost, aby
donutila Recko k uv9dom9ni
si svych zodpovednosti a k to-
mu cili bylo narizeno, aby od-,
|dil italskeho vojska byl vysa-
zen ma Korfu.
.'Timto opatfsnsna, kter6
jest pouze docasne povahy, l.
talie neminf sc dopustiti cinu
valky, ale pouze chraniti svo-
il prestyz osv6dciti sve neo-
chv6jne odhodlani ziskati "a
dostiucineni, k nemuz jest O.
pravnena souhlasu s obyce-
|jem mezinarodnfm zakonem
"Predchazejici nema co ci-
|niti Sc sankcemi, jez konfe-
renee velvyslanc1 mGze uloziti
vzhledem k tomu, ze italska
misse byla casti rozhranicova-
ci komise, ktera byla ustano-
cena konferenci samotnou."
Vrchni velitel italske flo
itilly We zprave k ministru ma
mofnictva dnes vecer oznamil,
!, ze vysazeni vojska ma ostrov
Korfu stale Sc beze vsech OBJ
tizi. Zprava dodava, ze v 6 no
Idin dnes vecer italska vlajka
Ibyla vztycena mad starou pew
,nosti, ze pozdrav Fl d6lovych
lvystrel6 byl vypalen "a jaso-
,'tu italskeho muzstva a ze ok
kupace mesta a ostrova pro-
vedeny beze vsech vytrznostf.
Italsky kabinet shledal od-
pcv9d' Recka, jez castecne
pfijalo tri podmfnky italskeho
ultimata a tri odmftlo, napro-
sto neuspokojivou a drasti-
Icke kroky nafizene premierem
lMussolinim nasledovaly.
REcKo Sc oDvoLAvA X
ISYAZU NARODo.
i Londyn, 81. srpna. Recka
[vlada Sc obratila ma Svaz Ma
|rodi, jehoz rada prftomne "a
! seda v Zenev9 cely sbor Sc.
|jde Sc v pondelf - aby zakro-
Icil v fecko-italskem sporu, pra
lvf depese Exchange Telegraph
obdrzena z Athen dnes odpo.
ledne.
Appel jest We forme telegra
lmu zaslaneho do hlavnfho sta
lnu Svazu a v n9mz Sc zada
|vysetfovani sporu v souhlasu
Is iimluvou Svazu Narodn.
Die depesel ku Central News
.lv celem Recku prohlasen by
. lvoiensk1 zakon.
j Zdejsf italske vyslanectv
rozhodne popfelo, ze Italie Wy
, 'pov9dela Recku valku, kdyl
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BULLETIN.

Lond5n, I. x<ff. Rimsk8 de-
psSe ku Daily News sdSluje,
xs - proslych<, xe dva roGni-
" italskych reservisti drxeny
jsou ' pohotovosti, aby molly
byti kaxdou chvili povol8ny
pod prapory.
Evening star., 1923-06-06
Carnival.

The marvel of the festival spirit of
the Shrine guests of the capital was
evident last evening. when for hours
after the Avenue illumination was
turned on that great street was
thronged with Carnival-making people,
tens of thousands swarming back and
forth between the Capitol and the
Treasury and through the Garden Of
Allah. The indefatigible bands marched
to and fro and played, as If they had
never walked a. step or blown a note
during the day. The crowds cheered
as Justify as if they had never opened
their mouths since morning. There
was nothing especial doing" No pro-
gram was arranged for public enter
tainment. The people simply went
downtown and walked about. secure
from the traffic, with unstinted laugh
ter for the antics OF the impromptu
funmakers. Then, at a late hour. they
went home tired and happy. And the
marvel of it all was the industry Of
the musicians, who counted no hours
and begrudged no efforts to give pleas
ure. Washington will long remember
those Shrine bands.