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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-08-07

There's harm in complaining about the
weather and boil weevils thinks the Worth
County Local, which says:
Grumbling at the weather and the boil
weevil accompshes nothing. Instead of
helping things it does a lot of harm. 1t
makes some people quit paying anything
on their debts for fear that they will
never see another dollar. 1t depresses
everything and helps nobody Let's quit
it and try smiling for a while.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
BENZING-DEYO

A quiet home wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. Honor B. Deyo,
on last Sunday afternoon when his
son, Mr.. H. B. Deyo and Miss Mabel
Benzing were married by Rev. C. A.
CHM of the Kennedy Memorial church
in the presence of the immediate fam
lily. H. B. is worthy young man
who numbers his friends by his ac-
quaintances who are many as he has
grown up in Fitzgerald and received
his education in the local schools
He is following the trade of painting
and paper hanging with his father but
has successfully passed the civil SER
vice examination for mail clerk and
will be eligible to such an opening.
Miss Benzing has made her home
in the country until lately where her
family is well esteemed. She is a
young lady of sterling worth and much
personal attraction and the Leader
wishes and predicts a happy union.
They will reside at the home of the
groom's father for a time.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Clara Phillips
On Way To Jail
Starts on Last Lap From Honduras
to California Pen

New Orleans, May 30-Clara Phil
lips started the last lap OF her journey
from Honduras to California at noon
today from here aboard the Southern
Pacihc's Sunset Limited bound for
San Quentin penitentiary to serve a
sentence of from ten years to life for
the murder at Los Aangeles last year
of Mrs. Alberta Meadows.
During the last hour it was believed
in some quarters the girl might launch
fight against eXtraditon when in
formed that her appeal for new
trial had been denied late yesterday,
but she was unperturbed when told of
it shortly before she left the parish
prison for the railroad station. She
said it made little difference for she
would have her case taken to the Su-
prcme Court.
News OF the loss of the appeal was
received here fast night but Under
Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz, i'll charge of
the prisoner, did not tell her of it and
withheld newspapers from her until
just before her departure.
The entrance to the prison was sur
rounded by curious crowds when the
woman and her guard stepped into an
automobile for the drive to the rail-
road station and throngs were on hand
when she stepped aboard the train.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Blonde Bess Onines
MERCER COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES ON JUNE 3RD

MACON, Ga, May 31-Mercer I'm
iverSity begins its Doth commencement
exercises June 5rd, featuring United
States Senator Walter F. George,
Judge Render Terrell, DR.. O. S. C.
Wallace, as the principal speakers and
closing on June 9th as the year of its
largest enrolment and faculty ad
ministration, The student BODY has
increased to around the thousand mark
and faculty of nearly hundred from
all parts of the world.
The University, according to outlined
plans of Dr. Rufus w. Weaver, presi-
dent of Mercer University and Chan
cellor OF the Mercer University svs-
tenn of fourteen schools and colleges,
will continue adding schools and de-
partmentS as in the past. Five years
ago when DIR. Weaver became presi-
dent only two separate schools existed
but at the close of this session the
university proper will include fifteen
schools and departments.
DR.. 0. S. c. Wallane of Baltimore,
Md, will deliver the Commencement
sermon; Judge Render Terrell, of
Greenville will make the Alumni ad-
dress, and United States Senator
Walter F. George the Literary add.
ess. Judge Terrell is a graduate OF
the class of 1888. and Senator George
OF the class of 1900.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
BRIDAL SHOWER FOR
MISS PATTERSON

The attractive home of Mrs. J. A.
Parrot was visited by large number
of interested friends on Tuesday aft
ernoon, hidden to participate in
pretty bridal shower rendered to the
popular bride-elect Miss Helen Patter-
son. Mrs. w. A. Adams and Mrs.
Farrott were joint hostesses. Gay
floral decorations had been tastefully
made in the entire suite of rooms
where the guests assembled, but the
special note was that of flower and
vine entwined staircase in the recep
ton hall at the foot of which had been
erected an arch of white in trellis eff
feet and from the center of this sus-
pended a large bell OF tulle and or
ange blossoms. The guest of honor
beautifully gowned in white had her
place in this significant bower and
greeted the guests unattended. Mrs.
O. L. Bradshaw welcomed at the
door and Mrs. T. F. Matthews invited
all arrivals to the punch table where
Misses Jessie Mae Murdoch, Laurine
Chaple, Jewell Hall and Lucille Bry-
ant served. Mrs. Jennie Shallenberg
er ushered into the next room where
a brides book of registration was in
charge of Mrs. Eudora Hampton. Mrs.
Adams led the guests to the guest of
honor and Mrs Wilmer Turner invi-
ted them into the dining room where
delicious block cream and cake with
emblems of pink were served by Miss
ess Gladys Armantrout, Dorothy Lee,
Resale Patterson and Estelle Hall I'M
der the direction of Mesdames Bruce
Nay, Harvey Mathis and L. N. Hall.
Favors of pink slippers inscribed with
the names of Patterson and Lasseter
were pinned by Misses Fay Adams
and Katherine Patterson.
A delightful musical program under
the charge of Mrs. L. A. Turner in
terspcrsed with readings was given by
Misses Dorothy and Magaret Thur
mond, Grace Benton, Thelma Dormi-
ney and Mrs. Oscar Hamilton, also
little Miss Mary Francis Turner, Eli
zabcth Adams and Jessie Mae Muir
dock gave the readings. About fifty
ladies called and left pretty tokens of
interest for the happy honoree.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Armed Intervention Urged

Ticn Tsin, May 30-Arned inter
vention by the foreign powers to put
down banditry in China is favored by
Maj. Roland W. Pingcr, U. S. A., one
of the fourteen foreigners held by the
outlaws on Faotzuku Mountain. He
expressed this opinion in a letter to
the Associated Press received here
today.
I'VE captives," wrote Major Pinger,
have learned the personality of the
bandits by now, and SO we no longer
dream about the terror of the first
and second nights.
Il am wondering what preparations
are being made in the Philippines and
Hawaii in the event military force
ultimately is applied. How about pub
lie opinion in America and what is
the Japanese attitude?'
The whole affair is beautiful
mess in which we-little he-goats
with whiskers and all-arc the most
comfortable. considering the circum-
stances. The cots which were sent up
are downy beds OF ease compared to
temple doors"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
MITE BOX OPENING

A pleasant social occasion is made
OF the semi-annual opening of the mite
boxes kept by the members of the
different Missionary societies of the
FIRST Methodist Church, including the
smallest children called Mothers lew
els and the Home Guards and the
young peoples society in connection
with the w. H. M. S. On Monday
night at the church there was the US
ual representative number present with
their mite boxes, the proceeds of which
amounted to $21 and over and their
are always number to report at later
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
ALUMNAE LIST
EXTENDED

Fitz-Hi can boast of two more
alumnae than last weeks list was cred
tied. These are Miss Freddie Isler of
1922 and Miss Louise Jones of 1922
also. These young ladies were not list
ed with the graduates at the commence
ment exercises, having been condition
ed, but both attended summer school
and worked off this condition and were
then granted their diplomas by the
Board of Education and the Superin-
tendent. The lists were taken from
the newspaper files and is the reason
their names were not given last week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
GOOD ROADS ARE ESSENTIAL
Without Improved Highways Govern
ment Could Not Carry Out Duties
Imposed Upon 1t.

Garland w. Powell, assistant ma
tional director of the American Lee
gion, points out that without good
roads, and the proper use of the motor
vehicle, the federal government could
not successfully carry out some of the
duties imposed upon it by statute Mr..
Powell suggests that, as a result Of
improved highways, the people are
brought in closer +ouch with business,
social, educational and governmental,
affairs, that the rural free delivery
service is made possible and those on
farms and in far-away places are no
longer compelled to live life of
isolation.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Merchant Slain In 10Th
Birmingham AK Crime
Total Casualties Now 10 Dead and II
lnjured-But Three Suspects
Jailed So Far

Birmingham, Ala, May 3O.-Bir-
mingham police yesterday were seek
ing to solve the murder OF Charley
Graffco, the latest victim OF series
OF AK assaults which during the past
fcrty-two months has taken the lives
OF nineteen persons and resulted in
injuries to seventeen others.
Graffeo was found dead at his
store in all outlying residential sec
ton last night with his skull crush
cd by the blow Of an AK, and his
throat slashed from ear to car A
blood-spattcrcd AK stood behind the
door Its handle was shortened, so
that is could be carried beneath the
coat, police believe.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED

" ANTED-Industriouho capable man
z? to 50 years, In TurneI erounty Han
ale trade delivering RAJ, Icighs Good
Health Products direct to home Larg
est, best, fastest selling Inc Products
OF time, lowest wholesale, no advance
in prices. No expcW1<c, practically no
capital needed. WcTach you TO man
age your own DNn~ncnt profitable
business. Largest strongest Company,
gives most co operation Write age,
occupation, references. W. r. Raw
leigh Co.. Dept. 1894, MeYphis Ten
ncSsec. dedJ N0
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Stimulate Food Production.

The establishment of motor truck
express lines in every farming com.
munity will stimulate the production
of more food. reduce the cost of liv.
ing and probably will make the public
markets successful in American cities.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
MRS. c. T. SKINNER
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. c. T. Skinner entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
with theater party last week. After
the picture. they were taken to the
soda fount, where they were treated
with ice cream.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Ornaments.

"Some men," said Uncle Eben,
"thinks dey is dom de community a
favor by dressln' up an standin' on
de corner where folks kin look at en-
Washington Star
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Start the Music, Prof.

Punish. Hey, Bill, why is kissing
like puppy on ice?
Dumbstcr: Search me- Why is it ?
Punish: Because it's dog-on-ice.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
ssk%sz47
Brigands Give Two
Prisoners Freedom
Major Robert A. Allen, U. S. Army,
and Smith, Manchester, Freed

Shanghai, May 30.-Major Robert
A. Allen of the United States army,
and w. Smith OF Manchester, Eng,
who were captured by the bandits May
8, have been released, according to
advices received here today.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Disgrace and Burden.

There is unQuestionably a great
latent demand for better roads, for
most of our highways are not only a
disgrace to us but a great economic
burden. because of their disgracefui
condition.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Alas-We Know Him Well

Pentcr: | heard a good story last
night. Let's see, what was it? Oh,
yes. Did you hear that one about the
newspaper: black and white and read
all over?
Doda No-go ahead.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31

Illusion Cherished Only by Girls.
Every gill In love thinks she has
FOUND the only man Of his kind in the
world. but the married women know
that all men are fearfully alike.-Ex.
change.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
meetings.

meetings.
An enjoyable program was given.
largely by the children and nice refresh
nents served by the committee in
charge of Mrs Burr Stokoe and Mrs.
Clifford Wilkerson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Night Attack

Farmer pounding on door Of city
dude, out to work his way back 70
hcalth): Hey, come on. Pile. out. It's
time to get up.
City Dude: Wha's matter-what
time is it?
Farmer: It's 3 a. m.-Time to get
up and milk the COWS.
City Dude Heavens! have we got
TO sneak up on EN- in the dark?
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
Highest American Real Estate

Hl9heSt american Heal Estate.
The summit Of Mount Mckinley. in
Alaska, is 2O,SO0 feet above sea level.
II Is our highest reHl estate.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31

Leader Want Ads Will Sell 1t.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
1t Was Like This


1t Was Like This
Hubby: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, HA!
Wife: What's so funny?
Hubby: This story in the paper.
ha, ha!-says, a burglar entered the
office and commanded the safe be open
ed Miss Smythe, the stenographer
who was alone in the place, was SO
frightened she showed him her COM
bnation! Ha, ha, ha, ha, HA!
Wife: GEORGE!
90
Lines to Our Tailor
Press on! If fortune play thee false
Today, tomorrow she'll be true;
A smooth dime forgotten in those old
buds you make like new.
Press on-Press on!
90
Not That Kind A'Tal
Rastus, that dog of yours is a mon
grel
No-suh. No, indeed Jest common
dog, suh-common dawg.
90
Oh. Truth, Truth
While leaving the church, Bobby's
mother was criticising the sermon.
Bobby finally turned and said: Gee,
nom, what do you expect fir a dime !?
Blonde Bess Opines
Smile if it kills you and you'll die
with a grin on Your face.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31

CHICKENS FOR SALE-Hcns and
Fricrs, III w. Pine ST Phone 289.
M3lpd.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Extra nice saddle horse
Reasonable r. Shannonhousc. tip
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-05-31

TOMATO PLANTS-TomSto plants
ion sale, 7Ac per dozen; >GLAaney in
large quantities J. f. Alligodd, Nc
kinley Ave. PHONE l63. If
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
SLAVNY Den CESK0SLOVENSKEH0
CLEVELANDU.
PATE MESTO v AMERICE VZDALO
SKVELY HOLD DRUzNE BAKU-
LOVYCH ZPEVACKU.
KONCERT MASONIC HALL SETKAL Sc VEL
KOLEPYM USPECHEM

'cele care. Podobneho prijeti
doCkala sc zamilovana pisen
Masarykova "Tece voda, te-
De" zapena solovym sopran
KEN jedne 2 divek. Zminena
iiz piscn "Osii.elo dit6", V niz
tax krasn6 sopranem jest Wy
stizena zalost sirotka a altem
utesuiici matky v hrobe. tragi-
ka opustenosti Jest praci vel
kolepou, pres beznarocny ma
met i melodii. Bylo by vlastne
veci skutecne tezkou, kter6mu
tislu priznati prvenstvi. Rozto-
mily tanec nejmensiho parku
"M6la babka' vzbudil hotovy
prival potlesku, tax ze rozto-
mill tanecnici pfidali humoru
plnou "Sevcovskou". Podobne
ylidnemu pfijeti Sc tesily tan
&c ostatni, provedene chovanci
starSiri.
Cesko-americka virtuoska,
slecna Marie Mikova ma podiu
uvit;.na upi.imne min6nym po-
tleskcm, zahrala bravurou
skladby Smetanovy "a stupno-
|vanych aklamaci. Umelecka
zdatnost mlade umelkyn6 u
platnila sc vybornou hrou ia
ko obycejne donucena k roz-
sireni programu.
Druhy oddfl koncertu v6no.
v!yn byl vetsinou pisnfm SOLO
wynn IA doprovodu piana, KITE
Try obstarala taktez slecna Mi
Iowa. Slyseli jsme dve move
zpevacky, jez donuceny byly k
cislam oznamenym pridati j.
In5 narodni perlicky. Smetano-
va klasicka skladba "Rolnic.
ka" byla pro ochuraveni jedne
re solistek nahrazena "Kole-
danii" "harmonisovanymi Jose.
fem Kfickou, i V t9chto tonech
|ozyvalo Sc mocnou ozvenou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
VELkE sunny NEVYUCTOVANY.
TVRDf TO BUCHARlN, REDAKTOR KOMUNISTI-
CKEHO ORCANU PRAVDA.

Londyn, II. kvetna Mikula$ Bucharin, redaktor ko.
munsckeho casopsu Pravda Moskv6 sd9l spoecna sch
ri 1stfednho vybor uske komunisicke strany presida
tet internationally vsedky sveho vySetfovanf cnnos
supcd internationally zahranici vysetfovanf lctech
pfebycch hoovost organsace sd9ue rusky dopsova-
tel Morning Postu.
Karl Radek sef tiskoveho odvetv sovetske vady jest
obvn6n re az dosud nepodal zadnych cti pen9zch
drzenych cd czich agentd fe internationally kdyz byo
naffzeno poskynout komunstickm organise
cim Egypte, Bulharsku Turecku.
Natenici odboru zahranicni propagandy, Narmanov a
Rothsen, obvnen nepodali vy16tovani fondl jez
byy Jim dany disposc 1921. Celkem fondy, nichz
vrd Bucharn re nkdy nebyy vy1ctovany cnf q 900
zlatych rubd, Gill as $1375OOO0. nekolka pfipadech
veke penez byly vypaceny cizincdm senf komu
nisticke propagandy brckych francouzskych osadach
zadne 1Gty Mich nepodany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18

Ueinnost proste narodni pi-
snd, byt' i skromneho rozsahu
n6kolik jen toni, pocit 'ujeme
.jen v cizine, daleko cd rodne
zem6. Tklive melodie z donna
cich luhd, nam, kterym Jest
souzenO ziti a umirati vZdale-
nj mista zrozeni, jdou k srd-
cim kdyz zpivany jsou Ia il
nych okolnosti nezli tomu by
10 vcera vecer pine Zednaf-
ske slni. Sotva 81 mGzeme cos
jimavejsiho predstaviti, jak
nadhernou piseh "Osirelo di-
te", zpivanou sirotky, ba snad
i vice nezli sirotky. Nezazili
jsme dosud povznaSejiciho do
jmu jake tomu bylo vcera.
Jasne, jake samet mekke
hl.isky ditek promluvily k nam
fcGi nejsroZumiteln6jsi, Zda Sc
ze nejen nam, ale k pritom-
nym obcanGm jinonarodnim.
Hoste byli pred zahajenim
pofadu uvitani damou vitaciho
vFhoru a profesoru Bakulovi
podana krasna kytice. Sbor
pevci prof. Bakule podava di-
kaz, co kazeh spojena otcov-
|skou laskou svede s detmi,
jimz jest hudebni znacka ne
znamym pojmem. Divky i no.
81 Zpivaii ala capella a jen ne
kolik solovych clsel dosp6lej-
sich devcat podano bylo "a
doprovodu piana. Posluchac-
stvo ziskali zpevackove hned
prvnim Gislem, cistym har-
monickou krasou podanou anne
rickou hymnou, Jez nasledova-
ma byla hymnami nasemi.
Kdyz sbor lapel americke
popularni pfsne, zejmena ''Di-
xie Land, kterou musel ma
bourlivy potlesk opakovati,
mel zabezpeceno vit3zstvi ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
SPOJENE STATY HROz CINE.
POzADUJf BEZODKL LADNE. OSVO-
BOZENl ZAJATCU.
NESTANE-LI Sc TAX, BUDE POUzITo DRASTIC
KYCH KROKU

Tsaocwang, prpvincie Sam
tung. Gina. lS.. kvetna. Vysvo-
bod'te CHI zaiatce re sparu su-
causkych banditu a mluvte S
mimi o podminkach pozdeji. il
max drasticke kroky budou
predsevzaty. bylo ultimatum
vyhlasene cinskym urednikum
zde vcera pozde odpoledne DR..
Jacobem G.. Schurmanem, a.
merickym vyslancem pro Cinu.
Americky diplomat, jenz "a
stavil Sc zde ma sve ceste ze
Sanghaie do Pekingu. rekl Gin
skym irednikum shromazde-
nym tomto meste, ably 81 po-
spisili vyjednavanim ban
dity 4 nebudou-li CHI zaiatci
propusteni okamzita, vazne
mezlnarodnl Zapletky budou na
sledovati.
"Skoncete tyto odklady a
zmatky mezi rdznymi odbory
vlady," pravil. "Dostante zajat
ce rukou banditu a pax
mluvte o podminkach, iinak
drasticke kroky budou predse-
vzaty.'
Vztahy mezi cinskou vladou
a zastupci cizich mocnosti jsou
liceny jako "napjate" nasled-
KEN situace vzniknuvsi prepa
dem vlaku a unesenim cestuii-
cich.
DR.. Schurman byl y neusta-
lem styku Washingtonem po
moci kabelogramd behem sve-
no pobytu v Sanghaji.
j. B. Powell a ostatni zaiat-
ci poslali vzkaZ re sv6ho hor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18

Francie Jest ochotna Skirt
nouti vsechny dluhy svych spo
'jencI, pokracoval a z rozmlu-
IVY, kterou mel $ Bonarem Law
EN- Stanley Baldwinem, bri-
'tickym financnim ministrem,
nabyl presvedceni, ze Anglie
jest ochotna uciniti totez. Ia
to vsak Amerika zpisobila vel
Ike rozcarovani.
"N6kdo," pravil, "musi "a
krociti, ably Nemecku byla da-
ma byla pfilezitost vyrovnati
sve zavazky mezinarodni pij-
ckou. Amerika drzl Sc zp9t a
tim vyvolava nebezpeci velke
krise. Zlato ma hodnotu jenom
v tom pomeru, jak jest no pou-
zivano a Amerika ma jenom
jednu cestu pred sebou: pdjci-
ii Timed to, echo ma pfilis mno-
no. Neucini-li to, znici sama
sebe."
Mluve 0 ruhrske okkupaci,
Loucheur pravil, ze jest pro-
|stredkem a nikoli cilem sama
o sob6. Nevynesla mnoho, ale
ukazala odhodlani Francie, re
musi Sc il dostati zaplaceni.
Okkupace Ruhrska jest zaru-
You a Francie nesmi sc il VIDA
III, -poklld N1mecko nedostoji
svym zavazkhm. Nikdo We Fran
eli nepreje 81 privteleni leveho
!brehu Ryna. My nechceme po-
rynske poslance We snemovne,
kde by vecne podavali prote-
sty. My nechceme 100000
N6mcn v nasi zemi. AvSak my
nechceme, aby levy breh Ryna
zdstal pod pruskym panstvim,
pon6vadz to znamena militari-
!smus a ducha neustale pomsty.
Porynske provincie musi sc
stati neodvislymi, treba ze zn-
staly by pripojeny ekonomicky
a politicky k Nemecku."
VSe, co Francie 81 pfeje, je
! zabezpeceni, ze zadne vojen-
ske pripravy nebudou konany
podel Ryna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
CUN0 CHYSTA NOVOU NABiDKU.
JEJf UCELEM JEST PRY ROZSTEPITI
SEQUENCE.
FRANCIE HOTOVA VSAk Z0STATI v RUHRSKU,
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Paffz, II. kvetna. Ozname-
nj z Berlina, ze kancler Cuno
chysta Sc uciniti novou repara
chi nabidku bylo zde prijato
sc znacnou davkou nikoli ne
pfirozene nedivery. Jest zrej-
NO. re tato nova nabidka jest
Cinema v odpov6d' ma pozvani
lorda Curzona a premiera Mus
soliniho, aby to Cuno zkusil O.
pet a Francouzi sc obavaji, re
tento druhy pokus nemeckeho
kanclere bude tax veden, ably
Sc zdal uspokojivym Anglii a
1talii, nikoli vSak Francii a
Belgii a tax mohl by privoditi
roztrzku mezi spojenci.
Tato moznost vyvolava zne-
pokojeni mezi Francouzi, a
vsak odhodlani udrzeti 81 fran
couzske stanovisko V tom pripa
de, re nabidka bude nedostatec
nou, neb bude provazena zaru
kami, jez povazuji Sc "a napro
sto nutne, zistava tax slime, ia
ko kdykoli pred tim.
Dokonce Loucheur, hlava Ii
beralni strany, jehoz mySlenky
o urovnari valecnych nahrad
Sc priblizuji vice onem angli-
ckych statnikI nezli Poincare-
ovy, prohlasil v reci vcera We.
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Poruff, az dostane zaplaceno.
Kdyz tyto operace zacaly, byl
pry proti MIN, ne re by nepo-
kladal "a nutne donucovaci pro
stfedky proti nemecku, ale po
nevadz stale doufal, re da Sc
zfskati spolupisobeni Anglie
We vSech krocich podniknutych.
"Ale nyni," pravil, kazdy
Francouz kazde politicke stra
ny mel by byti "a vlajkou, je5
byla rozvinuta V Poruri. Fran
Gle nezadala niceho nemozne-
no. Plan predlozeny vladou Y
lednu skytal rozumne rozlu-
Steni. AvSak otazka valecnych
nahrad a mezispojeneckych
dluhi musi byt reSena soucas.
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