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Evening star., 1923-12-04
Ld,u Violations on Increase.
Dougherty Informs Congress
Justice Department Prohibition Cases
Gain I5,889--War Fraud Prosecu-
tiOns Yield Millions to u. s.
Some Sentences Light.

troll the long Atlantic and Pacific
coasts.
Some Sentences Light
In many districts" her report said.
the variance between sentences i'm
posed for violations of the national
prohibition act and those imposed for
convictions of other federal crimes is
striking. Some courts which exact
minimum penalties in other federal
crimes are reluctant to place heavy
punishment on prohibition violators" :"
War fraud prosecutions, the Attor-
ney Generals report stated have
been pushed vigorously. Hundreds
of cases are under investigation, with
$3.232,0O0 already collected and judg-
ments of S1,225. 600 additional secured
About 100 cases involving $64.237 900
exclusive of the Chemical Foundat lion
suit at Wilmington. Del, are now
pending in the courts. with "a indict-
ments already returned.
Compromise settlements are being
Evening star., 1923-12-04
GEN. D. E. NOLAN DETAILED.

Brig. Gen. Dennis E Nolan has
been detailed as assistant chief of
staff, G-4 War Department. He will
relieve Brig. Gen. Stuart Heintzel-
man. who has been detailed as as
sistant chief Of staff. war plans df-
vision, War Department
Evening star., 1923-12-04

Mrs. Hannah Lord Montagu, who
was the first to devise the detachable
collar for mems shirts, is honored by
a public memorial in Troy, n. Y. the
worlds greatest center of the collar
making industry.
Evening star., 1923-12-04

troll the long Atlantic and Pacific
coasts.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
GREAT yauDEyiIIE-CapIToL

A new bill of Keith vaudeville
opened AT the Capitol Sis afternoon
for the last three days of the week
with five acts that will produce fine
entertainment The feature attrar-
tion will offer Jacl, Nyatt's Lads and
Lassiea' In Kills aud tart3ns singing
and dancing TO the tunes OF bonnie
Scotland. air wyatt and his company
are all native Scotchmen and with
their pipes, drams. songs AMI dances
they arc real entertaining. Karl
Gress Is ar unusual painter showing
real works Of art tn a very short
space of time: The Nyominss are
wonders with u real novelty act:
Clifford and Reiicy Two Dark Spots
Of Joy sing and dance tn most
pleasing manner, and the Texas -Four
are very fine harmony singers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
"i5ssT SIDE, NEST SIDE"

Kenneth Harlan lin East Side.
West Side" is the feature attraction
at the Lyceum for the remainder OF
the week. Harlan is supported by
Eileen Percy in this interesting love
story of New York IN which the elite
West Side Is aligned against the poor
er sectioniof the East Side. The no.
nance reyolyes around a wealthy son
who falls in love with daughter OF
the humble east side.
Tho news reel and side spli,tlr-
Chaplin comedy round out the PRO-
gram.
Starting Monday for three daik. viii
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

! There is no break asst dish that
sticks to the ribs' quite like GOOD
hot cereal with cream.
The ready-to- eat cereals arc all very
well with fruit and sugar and cream
on warm summer morning, hut
when there's n nip in the air dish
OF steaming oatmeal porridse or
mush is needed to make hearty
breakfast.
There is NO more nourishing, mus
Gle building lood al 20 REASONABLE"
pricp possible TO serve. The grains
Intensely ca arc composed chiefly Of
starch and carbohydrates with some
water and IMMORAL content. Wheat
and oats contain some protein, The
cream or milk furnishes fat and pro
tcin, making tho whole dish nearly
perfect food.
There arc ono or two points worth
remembering when cooking cereals,
4 First. always cook them in boiling
water. This means rapidly bubblins
water, not lust steaminE OF hubhlinc
on the bottom Of the pan.
Second. add salt to the water be
tore adding the cereal
. Third, all raw cereals must bo well
cooked An hour or longer IL re-
duircd no matter what the directions
on the haA suggest. only by tho long
slow cooking Of grains is their sweet
ness and digcaibility fully developed.
\ double boiler IL excellent for thia
purpose
slit tho cereal 10 be cooked into
three times its bulk of boiling water
Allow one teaspoon salt 70 three cups
Of water. Cook directly over tho heat.
stirring 10 prevent Jumping for 10 OF
Is minutes, Then put into boiling
water in the bottom Of the boiler and
cook for half an hour or longer
The cereal should he covered
slightly, till mp water pan with boiling
vHtg and let stand over night. In
the morning rehoat aud serve, The
heat Of tn" cereal and the boilins
water continue the cooking process
AFTER .bc fire is tXtinguishod.
Any leftover coreal can be used in
puddtngs or cut IN thin sliccs and
tried.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01


vs- turned toward CuHv.
Cury fo01 still for r1omrni. Thsu
ht C1uaIt > glimpse Of somebody run-
ming III behind him If lespcd for
usrI. And Just then tht ringrnsster
moved directly into HE path. Gun,
T,ar ran into hin, full tit and scnt
him suran ling uwon TIC saWdust
T. hiie HE tall hat rolled under thu
= 1ite barzs's feet.
The r5usmaster thought thar .
clown hsd played = trirk On him. He
rlzde = sBd4tn gfab. Wien hts hand
rfo-eai Huou our Uf Cuny's bird le-s
he ~ 70 n it viih a VII v was q
zrss' -Brrrise r. him.
C'uHr Tear ic-t No more time Hr
azsbsB e one " tht hiz tall poles
ard hftcacd himself NJ il as fs7 a. ne
couid 20.
several nlsn gathered quickly ~ tho
t,oi n the polo Eut not one ~ them
see-ned ~ care 20 foIieu cnFv
Maanr hile the rosr from iht crowd
wss dea ming. = .sas etsr 20 much
iouJsr than the one that mad GREETED
Pepper ths Most<ey's pt rformauce
h. day Htf6f- Md hen = ,i0u n
rickeB ~ iha rfn- nasfe r's battered
tsi ard hsad'J 70 g. is - uer with
deep Bow. tH- aYsiisHg. f-iriS
levied
~ c3grss 80 saou had IN ~ IN.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

face. Great, sleepy. brown eyrs, that
ar babitually serious bot which al
Zines becomes Transparent windows
through which mischicyous laugh.
irg character shows isclf--eyts that
Eern always 10 take yon tato their
conhd nee.
tell yon ! ass Ncry proud wncn
entered tn restaurant Nith sydney
on one side Of me and the striking
Viking blondacss Of lack booming
ur on IN" other. u may hate been
bocauso was SO conscious Of Tho
fart that rarely had woman en-
splendid specimens of mascuinty
that seemed 40 feel hush in the
conversation and then rapid buzz-
ing which told M that pe arrc the
observed Of at observers.
Wa thankful that ! vas looking
my bc7t and had on our ~ ms troIs-
seau gowns that had worn yery
seldom. " vas simpiicltt itself. 4
uhits hand made frock whirn Bous
s. YRS only car make remember
thinking 81 tife time mother bought
Il FOR mo ot the patient stitches that
some woman m1st have PIT into Ifs
rmbroidsrIes and tBrks and ia the
sewing o. ifs delicate iarr~.
, "' f+a'
80 ~ " 's9s.'' 'al
MN '7oa a's "'"T'. iH'f are
f'aT's
"yon'F ha1 "f'TTti u fsof re-
"Ft"n am - '""N ""F sNa's
ho''''1 WIN q sia7' % hNFbrEe tha'
VIZ 'HF'f II" 'p"b'H = 3"hh
'nsiF !" faha cur "rfsF "rS tHs sam"
"t' "H' '@H Na''" '' W fa6 Htsht
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

frightened by = chocolate mouse iHst
= boy had dropped Ia the roaJ III
eidnt notice Cuhy Fear until be rad
eHicrtd tho ring where the rinEnfastsr
sfood. But the Jnoment SmUdg Bpir
the bear a. Tho top Of the tent pole he
raised his trunk and lei ont = tfum-
pct Of fear
Ills trainer threatened him rith
his elephant hook ard ordered Rim 70
his kn4az -mudre obeyede Hut Re
rolled ff,nn side 70 side. TOSSING ne
tfBnk NildIs about shiif hs -IUT AID
eth darn
Johnnie Green's I rcie Jim came
ftsiinF out ri the show. calling at
the tsp ~ His voice. Johnnie. John
ME Com qui~E."
johnnie ran IN int him
YUuH 18vr 20 90 5u and - hat
rgb down. IueIe jim, cried Thsf
bniI-s AFRAID 81 hinl. H won't york
shile The bears ~ there
SOMEBODY etappeJ . red esp Or
Johnnie Green's head somcbodr put
an apple iu his hand
Vow 90 ahead in." Uucle I5m
urged rim
JohHni, Green feH rery sirsnSn -
he trott~d tisroB-a the auirsnee o. she
fi1 Ehor
tc0pyrizht. t.sa. 81 G.trogo'Haa
Mes spaper ssrvie-t
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

yeStige of the personal had van
ishcd. II was as if the mantle of
his profession suddenly had wrapped
itself around him. excluding every
thing else. If Harriet Braithwaite
had the sense she was born with,
TO quote her indomitable mother,
she could not but see that there was
no hint of romance in this first in
terchauSe of words after the years
which had separated her husband
from the girl who had given him
and his wife-such loyal. devoted
service.
Arranging Tor the Operation
But | soon forgot Harriet Rrath-
waits problems in my breathlnss
frightened interest in the questions
Edwin Braithwaite was asking Eath
crime Pickett concerning Mrs. Dur
kee. Even to professional
brain they brought the realization
that the menace hanging over my
little friend and former neiEhbor
WAS a sinister thing indeed. To do
Harriet Braithvaite credit. I think
she as promptly shut her own
troubles from her mind and listened
10 the onc-sided conversation with IS
much interest and far greater under
standing than was mine, while Lii
lians grave; intent face. showed that
she too, felt at her heart the clutch
Of apprehension concerning little Mrs
nurkec's chances OF recovery.
Wait "A minute. please" DR.,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
.REp LIGHTS, At PALACE

There are mystery. thrills and sus-
pcnse in abundance in the new Gold
wyn feature photoplay, Rcd Lights,
which opened three day engagement
At the Palace today. II Is an adapta-
ttion of Edward f. Roses stage melo-
drama called The Rear Car, in
which Richard Bennett had such a
big success on the coast and which
Taylor Holmes did in the east.
II would be unfair to those who sec
1.-THE picture later to give the plot in
detail, but it is a story of young
girl, Ruth Carson, the abducted
daughter of a railroad magnate, whose
identity is at last discovered This
discovery begins a series Of strange
and mysterious warnings of imminent
death. Her lover. John Blake, calls
on his friend Sheridan Scott, the
crime defecior," TO protect the girl.
Passage is engaged to Chicago on the
Continental Limited bu the mysterious
warnings and strange happenings lin
Guiding "A murder, the battling APP
pearanee of balls of red light in the
carr continue to take place The
story comes to a climax when the rear
car of the Limited is uncouplcd from
the train while it is going up steep
grade over the mountains and dgshes
madly down hill towards the second
section of the train. Catastrophe is
averted only because the switch is
turned and the rear car is shunted off
on blind siding, Here the mysteries
are solved and the Williams punished,
Other films include new episode Of
The Leather Pushcr6' with Reginald
Denny. Starting Monday the hig at
traction will present Richard Earthcl-
mess in his greatest triumph This
Fighting Blade"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

In Children OF Dust" the current
offering at the Capitol theater. F'ranl.
Borzage has come nearer to equa ing
his immortal picture. "Humoresqf.A
than in any subject since that memo.
rable screen classic.
Children of Dust" with its living
characters, Is truly ? page from the
book of life IT is z human story o.
real people. The story is of Terwil-
Tiger and the lads love for Helen
Livermore, u wealthy girl. He has a
rival, Harvey Raymond another
wealthy child. Old Archer, carctaker
of New York estate. plays an i'm
portsnt part in the romance While
the story opens with scesral child
hood incidents which have a vital
bearing on the tale. most Of tic nc
ton takes place 1 years later. In the
sacrifices for love. ana in the romance.
BorzaSe mirrors the very essence Of
life.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
nr Braithwaitc TeIepIioned Mrs.
Beckett About Il Ease


Once her doubts have been aroused
II is difficult task Ia convince any
woman of her husbands loyalty TO
her. Harriet Braithwaite's face had
reflected perfect peace and Joy when
at her suggestion Of going away for
q day or two, on t9' eve of Mrs.
Durkee's operation, the brilliant sur
geon who was her husband clearly
showed his panic at the idea ami ms
close Dependence upon her. Vet
when after tho lapslng Of the quarter
81 40 hour pr, BraithWaitc had al
lotted himself for an nfter-dinuer
rest he rosc and walked toward the
telephone, | saw the old look OF
waiting. lndeHnahle fear leap into his
wife's eyes.
What is Mrs, lurkee's number
he asked M, reaching for the re-
ceirer. but | put my hand over it.
foratalling him.
'Bettor lct mo struggles with the
telephone service. Edwin, ! said
lanEhluEly. = have nnmb"rl"Ss men
tai callnses from the encounters. aud
am shock proof. III get Alfred on
the telephone. ar would YOU prefer to
tall to Natherin" Hickcit'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
f7AKf1%
: 81 Thy
~ Self
Nv DIR. Clifford e. Robin son
QUARANTINE

Schoo, and its associations often
bring the necessity for quarantine
and teachers arc to be compounded
for their help in this matter. Those
who break quarantine with impunity
are doing much TO break down the
safeguards % health. They may be
the ones to repent for helping to fos-
ter such bad habits i'm their com
munity.
Habits of this kind are as catching
as the infectious diseases which ply
sicians and health authorities arc
trying to isolate and stamp out, Their
own children may later on be the Vic
Tins OF breaking quarantine.
Isolation and restraint must be i'm
posed ON patients suffering from in
fictitious diseases, especially tho chill
drrn. Prevention of contact with
those who realty consider themselves
we'll is often most dangerous. Every
one in the community must be taught
TO obey. Stealing away your health
Is indeed a dangerous practice.
There should be no favoritism in
preventing 10 tn" fullest extent the
transmission Of infectious disease
germs from an injected person 10 a
normal one. Although your case or
that Of your child may be compare
lively light. Transmission through too
carly contact may cause serious or
fatal case to your friends or neigh.
boris children.
In some diseases the period rs fixed
arbitrarily In others. such as dirh.
liberia and diphtheretic Group. quar-.
antinc Is maintained until cultures
from tho patients throat show the
absence 81 thee specific bacteria. In
erup'ivc feverA such as scarlet foyer
and measles, The quarantine is IN
force until discrimination has r,naca
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
DAILY FASHION sEryIcE -
"GARCONNE" FROCK

"Garconne" is the name applied TO
the popular new two-piece frocks
of wool Jersey These dresses are
seen in the smartest of gathering
places on the best-dressed women.
more especially at sport events.
Black is favoritc color, especially
combined with white collar and cuffs.
The fine kasha jersey. which gives the
effect of duvetyn, is especially in de-
mand for these models.
4 camisole skirt, either pleatcd or
plaip, is worn with the separate
line or gathered in
snug waistband.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
..THANK.U" AT PARSONS.

"Thank-u." the laugh festival di-
rect from the Hollis street theater,
Boston, will begin weeks engage
ment at Parsons theater on Monday
night, Nov. 5th.s The crowds in Bos-
ton have been increasing at each per-
Torrance since the opening there
four weeks ago. and it looks now as
though all of New England will have
TO see this sparkling comedy before
it departs on Nov. Sd 80 begin It's
engagement here.
The cast includes beautiful Martha
Hedman, Harry Davenport. Frank
Monroe, Richard Sterling. Phil Bish-
op, Phyllis Rankin, Nancy Lee. Ed
ward Crandali, Jr.. Will Chatterton,
Helen Judson. Eleanor Post, Herbert
Saunders, Leslie Palmer. Frederick
malcolm, Albert Hyde and Elisha
Cook, Jr.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

yrur rreSicine to nv friends sn1 7oU
.rns. rubbish rnv letter ss testimonial.
y hore vour medicine VII give others
The relief h lid me firs FAIFH Can
211I Dee Noines ST. EuTfn gton. Ia.
Tgr5is p Pinkhsms Nsrstshls Con-
ururd q ? medicine for siiFasnts c5r1-
mn r. women. u hss been used fer
esef troubles fer nearly fly Tssrf. srf
thousands If rrns1 hsrs se1n4 relief
Is III Mrs. Cal. ~ taking this splendid
fn7SicIne.
TfroB are suffering from rer1lsrifv.
rslnfui tunes. nerToUsnszs. hes3scha.
hscksrhe or rselsnchoiis. vou shauld
ones begin n take LYDIA z. Finkh7m's
TeestshIe Compcund i i excellent e
strengthen the system sn1 help e per-
f1rr1 ifs functions wItb esss and EeRg-
-srIty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
letter from Leslie Prescott Ia Jesli'
Prescott. Continued.

! expected, little Marquis. ! vas 80
completely rngroased In John ami
my wedding that ! DID lot really look
At sydney Carton ! rannot convey
10 yoB my surprise I'll finding that
he L. perhaps the handsomcst man
! have ever seen. Hc looks at least
ike years Older than Jack. although
they were in the same Clans nj col
isga. consequently there cannot he
more than year or fvg difference
IN their ages.
Perhaps. however. d is because his
lair is that beautiful stgcl gray that
- sometimes soc framing young
hut mort intellectual and ascetic
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
JOHNNIE of the CIRCUS
and his CUrFY BEAR -
- By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY

The ringmsster tossed his ruined hat
aside and blew on his whistle. The
band crashed forth with another tune.
And old Smudge, the Elephant. came
shuhlinr into view behind his trainer.
Now. Smudgc was an old fellow. lie
VAS so huge and strong that you
wouldn't think he could be afraid Of
anybody ISut he was really quite
timid at times. once hc had stopped
tho circus parade because hr was
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

7 lHthl lit Hl~ III htipiss
Baked Oatmeal
Onc Gun oi coarse oatmeal mot
rolled oats). cups rapidly boiling
water, / teaspoon salt.
Slowly stir the cereal into the salt
ID water. Cook - minutes. Turn into
a buttercd pudding dish aud bake in
d moderate oven for two hours In
tho morning put tho dish in a large
pan of warm water. bring 10 the
boiling point and keep simmerins
until thoroughly hot The length Of
time required will. of course, depend
on the shape and size Of tho dish.
Old fashioned oatmeal require
more water than rolled oats
no you ever add raisins or dates
TO the breakfast cereal They contri-
butte both to the nonrishmcnt and
palatableness of the dish.
Oatmeal pcrridge is . change and
Is especially good for children.
Oatmeal Forridsc
one cup Of rolled oats, 2 cura boil
ing water, teaspoon salt I cup milk.
ia cup stoned and chopped dates or
raisins,
Cook oats MS suggested IN double
boiler Rub through sieve. In the
morning add milk heated 20 the boil
inc point. 10 not allow milk 10 hoii,
Cook over boi'ing water. stirring VIZ
orously until perfectly blended, Add
chopped fruit and serve with thin
cream,
The long conkinc of inc nat. bringv
out their natural sweetness aud She
addition of the sweet fruit makes
added sugar unnecessary.
Copyright, Ie95l NEA Service, rnc.D
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

.C7Te every fw1
rsskssnd listed for
ro weeks. ard dur
ing thst time Irul1
have the blues and
u Since / have
taken L-d.a z. Pink
hs1 Negetsbie
n pound 7 am 50
y rgv I csn hardly
eTTrsss myself. .
have esined several
.Tunas and lock FINE.
y hare recommended
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
CurJY BEAR Stops TIL WHO'LL
SHOW.

Whan CuHy Bear found himself I'M
DOR the zig top he glanced wildly
about him. Al around the edges or
tic tent people were packed As thick
as blackberrics 4 Fat white horse
was cantering lazily round and round
a ring. while man wearing tall
hat, black and shiny. kept cracking a
whip 1t his heels The mans back
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
SOIL FROZEN 1000 FEET
DOWN IN ARCTIC ISL,

Ehrisilsnia+ NORWAY, Nov. a.==Thc
soil Of Spiizenhergen, the dcnoiatc IT,.
land In the Arctic ocean whirh has
come into prominence since the war
becanFc Of lis mineral deposits. has
been found 10 he frozen 10 q depth Of
1000 feet. \ temperature OF iuti
freezing has bccn found In mine
LOCO feet IN depth. In summer tho
soil thaHa 10 depth Of about two
feet. Building is difficult unless the
foundations arc placed wcll below tho
extent TO which the thaw takes effect.
metal photograph record viii ar.
pear on the market soon. Tests show
II unbreakable and capable of perfect
reproduction
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
Erai,i un Lingerie

Braid Is y very popular trimming
on -omc OF the newest lingerie. n
may hc the same color of the mate.
rial or form contract.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

When boiling eorncd beet add q
small onion bit nf ginger. few
cloves and several bay leaves TO inn
prove the flavor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01

shadow plaids ard ovorplsids IN
warm brow ne. gray and isns are
made into smart sports coats fash
toned after the English models.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
Gossip;s Corner
Siik aud Crepe
TnrhDns

rvo.toned satin or metal cloth IL
employees IN make most attractive
turbsns that wrap closely about tho
head
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-01
WOMAN SO
BLUE She CRIED
Because Of III Heshh-Tells How
She Found Relief by Taking Lydia
E. Pinkbsm's VegetsbI. Compound

Burlington. In~a. used 10 dread
che time for NJ monthly period az IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
BRITICKY PARLIAMENT Y ZASEDANf.
"NEMOZNO-LI VYHNOUTI Sc VAL
cE, BUDIz", PROHLASIL
aa PREMIER LAW.
ZAROVEN VSAK TLUMOCIL NADEJI, zE NEDOJDE
KU KONFLIKTU S TURKY

Londyn, l3. 1nora. Otazky svrchovane dneztost bu-
dou proJednavany paramentu enz sese dnes SVEN
pravdenem zasedan Premier Bonar Law dotkl dvou,
sice blizkeho vchodu Por nichz prvni tyka vztah
Tureckem ceym mosemskym svetem a druha ma dzky
Mnoho mluvilo psalo tom po delsf dobu, zdaf
bricke vosko bude odvolano Ponska Mnistersky pred
seda prohs dnes re doufa re bude mono voko tam
drzet avsak do velke my bude to zavseti cd France
Nemecka kterychzto zem ia neb mohla by ucint
drzeni britick6ho vojska nemecke pIde nemoznym
Odvoani vojska Poruri byo by nest6stim prav Bo
Law nebo znamenalo by konec dohody Mnsterskt
pfedseda vyjad pfesvedcen nesava zadne nebezpec
valky blzkem vchode ackol Turc pocita nas
"domn6lou vaecnou Gnavu"
"Nepfejem valky," doda "avsak nebude-l mozno W.
varova Sc ji budiz."
>Obvyke slavne obrady prpvazey zahaienf parlamenu
debata odpovedi trInni rec vyvoay znacnou
nos Kraova rec zdIraznovala ze Veka Britanie v6c
Porurf pocina 81 takOvym zpsobem aby nebyy rozmnozo
vany svzele ieji spojenci Dorozumen spaceni duhu
Spojenym SatIm bylo uvano kraem ako novy dokad ze
britcky lid jest odhodan dostai svym zavazklm nad6je
bya vyadrena re turec problem bude ozusten prateky
Toto smysleni bylo tmoceno tez premierem, enz vyja
drill d6v9ru, ze Turecko podepise mrovou smlouvu.
Appel ipne sbizen mezi britckym americkym Il
dem byl sn9movns posaneckf Sannee1 Rn
krai jeho trinni rec Naproste dorozumen mez
Amerikou Vekou Btani, bylo by pry neepsm zaiists
MIN svetoveho miru, pravil ....."..-.....
Prvni den zasedani mnu cekem kldne, nebot oppos-
ce dosud neprihlasa slovu..