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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13

| BERLIN, ablil 13.-Los miembros
socialistas del Reichstag, Sc han pro-
clamado en- actitud rebelde contra las
actuaciones del Gobierno, creando una
situaci6n dificil para la politica del
Canciller Cuno. Los representatives
del Partido del centro, tambien han
promovido una iserie de discusiones,
mostrando la n1isma actitud que sus
colegas adversalios.
WASHINGTON, abril 13.-Publica-
mente Sc anuneia que ell Presidente
Harding, ell Seeretario de Estado
Hughes y ell Assistant Secretario de
Marina Roosevelt, Sc han puesto de
acuerdo para celebrar una conferen-
cia en- estos diass para tratar de limar
las diferencias existentes en- cuanto a
las opiniones adversas expresadas por
los Departamentos de Estado Mari
ma, sobre 81 ell Tratado Naval de Was
hington autoriza la modernizacion de
los buques de guerra americanos, au-
mentando ell cahbre de sus pleas de
artilleria y poriendoles en- condicio-
mes de combate, segun los tiltinos me-
todos de guerra. Ell Secretario Hug
hes ma expresado sus dudas sobre este
particular.
LONDRES, abril 13.-El gabinete
b1itanico hase reunido aver para dis
cutir, los successes ocurridos ante ell
palacio de la Caniara de los Comunes.
el microbes. IA, Gabmete sigue reu-
nido .discutieraAs. la situacion del Coz
bierno y es possible que esta tarde en-
vie un mensaje tratando esta question,
en- la tarde de hoy.
WASHINGTON, abril 13.-Una al
ia autoridad del gobierno ha revelado
aver que los Estados Unidos favore-
cen las leyes de arbitraje en- cualquier
conflicto que surja relacionado con las
concesiones mineras hechas por los
turcos las companies americanas en-
la region del Mosul. Ell gobierno de
Angora, afiade ell alto miembro de los
Estados Unidos, no considerara, sin
embargo, ningdn' arreglo que tienda a
monopolizar por las Was oficiales, la
exploitation de aquellas minas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13

Cantero, Fernandez 6 Co., Inc, Editores
ohcinas: Allen 4s st., (altosl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13
EN- LA CAMARA
DE REPRESENTATIVES
Siguen las sesiOnes cortas.-Se di6 lectura a las
peticiones proyectos de ley que estaban
sObre la mesa.-Fue acuerdO suspen-
der la session hasta ell lunes.

Aver jueves por Ia tarde, las cua-
tro, Sc reanud6 Ia session de la CANA
IA de representatives bajo la presiden-
cia del seiior NJ. Guerra Mondrag0n.
Sc pasa lista por ell Secretario Sc
for Amadeo, y responder diez y ocho
delegados.
El representante sefior Dones, miem
bro de la minorfa republican, por San
turce Y Pta. de TERRA, pide la palabra,
" ell Speaker Sr. Guerra, estando en-
uso de ella, lie significa para un breve
momento.
FL seiior Romani, repreesntante por
Rio Piedras, Carolina Y Trujillo AL
to, presenta la renuncia de la Conf
sion para la cual habfa sido nombra-
Ndo, habiendose aceptado con gran Pc
sar17dijo el Speaker.
Sc lie cOncede la palabra al senior
Dones, y este responde, que va no pue-
de, toda vez que era para sugerir a
la presidencia, que fuese aceptada Ia
renuncia que hacfa el seflor Romani.
Acto seguido Sc orden0 la lectura
de las siguientes peticiones Y proyec-
tos de ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13

con ell Escudo de Puerto Rico en- la
parte superior, contenia 10 siguiente:
CELERY SALT ALMONDS
RADISHES OLIVES
FRUIT COCKTAIL
CONSOMME JARDINIERE
SOLE .SAUTE MEUNIERE
BREAST OF SQUAD CHICKEN
POLONAIS
FILET MIGNON VICTOR HUGO
POTATOES A LA PARISIENNE
ASPARAGUS ON BUTTER
SURPRISE SALAD
BAKED ALASKA
DEMI TASSE
= CIGARS AND CIGARETTS .
HOTEL PALACE,
San Juan, p. R. u.
IL de Abril de 1923.
Las ii mesas pequefias estuvieron
en- la siguiente forma:
MESA 1
Cipriano Manrique,
d. AnneXy, Jr.,
Agustin Diaz Smaine,
Rafael Menendez,
Capt. ]. Judice.
MESA 2
Jose Maria del Valle,
Walter Mex Jones,
E. S. Crawford,
w. A. Mckinley,
w. H. Biscombe.
MESA 3
E. Fernandez Vanga,
Capt. R. j. Van Deusen,
Milton /. Durlach,
j. Sire, Jr.,
Sebastian Figueroa.
(ContinIa en- la 2da. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13
EN- Ell SENADO
DE PUERTO-RICO

Por la arde aver hubo CAUCUS" la mayora Senado
do los paos que atab de que Secretario Executive
Saldana a rehazado fgura informe del Comte
nombrmntos solo contene los nombres los pp
Felid Aboy Santiago Carmona Edck infome del
resado Comte de nombramntos el dnte de la
republican, qued6 para cutrse pr6xima session e
cutva que euara tarde las 3Se epea gran
bate.-El texto es ell sguiente:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13

pleado, residente ell Arecibo, Puerto
Rico, solicitando Sc lie reembolse los
descuentos que Sc lie han hecho de su
sleldo.
Del senior Ramon Z. Quijano, pro-
fesor, vecino de Camuy, Puerto Rico,
solicitando lie sean satisfechas las can
tidades que, segdn la ley, lie cores
ponden como maestro jubilado.
Del sei1or Tomas Armstrong. Presi-
dente del Comite de Padres de fami-
Ia de la Escuela Degetau, en- Ia eiu
dad de Ponce, solicitando Ia aproba-
ci6n del P. del S. No. 1O1, del sefior
Barcel6, para restituir los maestros
ell balance de sus sueldos.
De los seiloree V. H. Gonzalez, Jai-
me Gelabert, Victor NJ. Soltero y otros
duefios v managers de casas alquila-
doras de pelfculas de San Juan, Puer-
to Rico, solicitando ser ofdos por In
Comisi6n de Agricultural, Industria Y
Comercio.
Del seiior Demetrio Valera, professor
de instruction PGblica, residente Ell
Ponce, solicitando Sc enmiende la ley
de pensiones para los maestros.
PROYECTOS DE LEY Y RESOLU-
CLONES DE LA CAMARA EN-
PRIMERA LECTURA.
Por los sefiores Fortuiio Romany.--
Para ordenar que ell Colegio de Leyes
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, sea
trasladado nuevamente los locales
de la misma en- el pueblo de Rio Pie
dras; para que nadie pueda ser cate
dratico del susodicho colegio que no
haya ejercido la profession de abogado
por. un periodic mayor de cinco amos;
Y para, otros fines.
Por los sefiores Lastra Charriez,
Bahr Sabater.-Para conceder una
pension yitalicia a dofia Slmplicia il
menez, yiuda del doctor Betances, y
para otros fines.
Por los seiiores Lastra Charriez, tt
zol Y Hernandez Ortfz.--Pdra ,indem-
nizar Carmelo Honore, cx Jefe del
Negociado del Trabajo, del Departa-
(continda en- la IA. pag.l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13
Sc DESEA PISO ALTO

en- San Juan con no menos de cuatro
habitaciones en- sitio donde haya aqua
continuamente v que tenga buena ven
tilaci6n. Informes J. P., en- Ell, I'M
PARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13
Ell Gabinete de Washington discute la
probabilidad de que los Est. Unidos
Sc vean precisados a ingresar en- la
Liga de las Naciones


nad6n del
Is los
e Paris
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-13
Cr6nica de la Guerra
HispanOamericana en-
Puerto Rico
PoR ANGEL RIvERo MENDEz

va esta la venta, este hbro, al pre-
cio de CINCo DoLARES ejemp1ar--
soliciteIo, snviando su inporte. 2 los
Sres. CANTERO, FERNANDEZ g.
CO., INC, San 'Jnan, a Ia Sra Clio.
tide o. de Gonzalez, r. o. Box 523,
Tetu&n 26, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ordenes por Correo: 10 ctvs. de
Franqueo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
FRIENDS FEAR
WOMAN SUICIDE
Turned Out Onto Street
Monday, Was Despondent
whero b Mrn. 0ortrude smIlh7

Where is Mrs Gertrude SMITH
Was the humiliation Of bcinx dis
poaseased, OF being turned out Of
her home onto tho sidewalk Mon
day. too great for tho widow to
bear7
Friends fear she has committed
suicide.
Mrs George Rublson. Of GIN
Pike st.. who was the last to see
Mrs Smith. asked The Star to in-
stltuto Il search for hor,
when l left her Monday night,
after obtaining promise that she
would como aud stay nt my home,
she told me that Ahe was tired OF II
all" Mira Rubison said.
II waited up for her until late
Monday night, but she failed 70
keep her promise and come. am
afraid her troubles were more than
she could stand
She invested all the money she
had in the world In nm apartment
house. found after she had taken
poasosslon that the place was not
what Il had been promised and
then ran into difficulties with tho
lawyers she engaged 10 help her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
U. S. WILL ENTER
MONEY FARLEY
American Experts Win Take
Part in Europe Meet

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. Tho
United States las accepted the In.
vitation OF the repantions commits.
sion FOR private American financial
experts 10 take part In an inquiry
into Germany's financial condition.
President Coolidge announced to-
day
The president read formal state.
ment 10 this effect TO Washington
newspapermcn assembled at the
White HOUSE.
In view or tho fact that the
United States IS an important
creditor Of both Germany and the
allies and the Importance OF tho
economic recupemtion OF Europe.
the American government would
View with favor acceptance by
American financial experts, OF the
invitation from the separations com.
mission. the statement said.
Great Britain and Germany both
have approached this government.
IL was stated. expressing their de-
sire TO have America participate, the
White House stated
The White House statement he
gan with the declaration that the
United States government has been
informed that the reparatlons com
mission has decided on appointment
Of two committees OF experts to in.
vestigato tho fiscal situation OF Ger.
many as follows:
/ An inquiry into the balancing
Of Gerrnany's budget and the stabil.
lzation OF her currency.
?. an inquiry into the capital that
has been removed nom Germany.
The presidents statement then de.
clarcd that tho first inquiry would
seem TO assure all the results de.
sired.
This government will not PARTED.
pate as n government, Mr.. Cool.
idgc's statement said The American
experts would be invited to take
part by direct invitation from the
reparations commission, Mr.. Cool.
idge said.
This government believes that the
inquiry win have great value, the
statement said. IL was also pointed
out. informally. on behalf OF the
president that the United States
had claims against ermany
amounting 20 approximately $3.50.
o00. 900. and also because Of the
great allied war debt to this couu.
try that the United States govern.
ment had the interest OF a great
creditor in Germany's financial stu.
alton and the recuperation Of
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
VETERANS FIGHT
DANCE MEASURE
Referendum on Sun day
Niuht Dances Pushed

Rapid progress is being made IN
The referendum being conducted by
seattle veterans on the city council
ordnance closing dance halls on
sunday night, Attorney Philip rwor,
oyer. referendum committee chair.
man, announced Tuesday,
More than 5000 signatures have
been obtained ON the petitions. and
ihc canvass has not even been com.
.sletely organized as yet, Tworoger
said,
Tworoger declared that vast ma.
1ority OF the veterans Of the city
are vitality interested In tho outcome
OF the referendum, M they believe
tho citizens as q Who'll should pass
npon the question,
All employment activities of the
city are conducted by tho proceeds
received from the sunday night
dances at the Htppodrome. Tworoger
declared, and have been since July
1918,
Roosevelt hall. headquarters for
welfare work and employment
among the veterans, Is also main
tanned thru these donations
''In addition TO John Paul Jones
post, OF the Veteran Legion. the Vet.
Grams OF Foreign Wars. the Disabled
American Veterans post. Fortson.
Thygesen camp, SpanIsh,American
War Veterans, and a large majority
OF the legionnaires OF other Amerl.
can Legion posts OF the city are
backing the referendum. Tworoger
said.
Tworoger declared that all OF the
work OF the Allied Veterans Relief
association IA conducted from the
hall. which must close II the pro.
ceeds OF sunday night dances are
shut orr.
The Legion club. in the Arctic
hotel building. is social organiza.
ton, and the average veteran and
average Legion man Is not high.
toned enough 10 so there" Tworo-
ser said THE club conducts no
employment activities OF any kind.
and no donations are received from
Legion posts to aid those conducted
from Roosevelt hall"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
JAP ANS PRINCE
PRAISES PEOPLE
Hirohito Delivers Address at
Opening OF Diet
ny CLARENCE nunosE

tUnlted Press htnH NorfnHpohuHnD
TOKYO, Dec, li,--prlnoo Regent
lllrohito OF japan delivered his nd,
dress 10 tho opening session OF the
diet todnSN
He expressed pleasure AT the con,
duct OF the Japanese people in the
recent earthquake ana fire which
destroyed Tokyo and Yokohama.
He characterized II as striking ex,
ample OF tho spirit OF cooperation
and brotherhood within the Japanese
nation,
The prince regent thanked foreign
powers for the assistance and sym.
pathy which they gave The session
OF the diet Is expected to be marked
by bitter political fights centering
around the budget.
Army and navy appropriations and
reconstruction Items are expected 20
be the most aplritedly contested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
4 men HELD IN
MOVIE SW|NDLE
"Star Mill" Officers Under
Arrest in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. 1i.--Four officers
OF nm alleged movie star mill" were
held under bonds OF $1,000 each hers
today. pending investigation Of
charges tina. the Popular Motion Pie.
ture Products company accepted
fees from young girls on the promise
that they would be made movie
stars in five weeks
The men are l.. II. Callahan, preM,
dent: w. y. Bower. vice president.
III. 4. Black. secrctary.tre0hurer, and
j. +. Tilley, sales manager.
give us 1915 now, the balance
later - and we win guarantee to
make you movie star IN five
weeks. the firm told applicants. ac-
cording 10 authorities.
Hundreds OF girls and many men
ere said 10 have been victims" Of
the alleged fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
Machinists Dance
Wednesday Evening

The 18th annual halI orHope lodge
No. ~. international Association Of
I AIaehinists. viii be held Wednesday
evening. December ~. at the Eagles
hall at Seventh and Pine. The com.
mittee on arrangements Is holding
the dance In cooperation with the
Keith o'Flowers club. and has ar
ranged for a number OF valuable
prizes TO be given away as n special
attraction. The customary prize
waltz and fox.trot viii be staged. and
other novel schemes have been de.
rvIsed to dispose OF the gifts. The ad.
vance sale Of tickets again promises
20 make this benefit dance OF the ma.
chinists the success their affairs have
been noted for in the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
u. S. May Loan Food
Money to Germany

WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.-Nego-
tiatlons are in progress for loan
to the German government to pur.
chase foodstuffs and necessities In
the United States and Great Britain.
It was announced at tho White
Houae TO-DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
WE DO OUR DUTY !!
We Print Story About Cats,
Tho Consequences May
Be Bad

And this is what they found
or 10 fclnes within tho city limits
40 are gray, yellow, ; white and 20
black,
There Ia one eat to every ten per
sons In this thriving village, the ngea
ranging from six months TO five
years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
SHIP
is CRIPPLED

Crippled by n damaged ruddor, the
Pacific Slenmshlp company motor
ship Culburrn, on route to Whining
ton, Cal. from Dollnrton, u, c., with
a cargo of lumber. WINS heading for
Seattle for repnirs Tuesday, accord
ing 10 report received AT tho home
office IN Seattle, The Culbura n
otherwise unchanged and viii con
tlnue tho voyage after tho necessary
repairs are made, The oil tanker
Lebco hnH tho motorshlp In tow and
Ia assisting her TO port, tho report
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

ton. and when the sophomorcs out
there read OF It. wcllyou know
Down at Chowan college, In Muir
freeshoro. n. c.. college men have
been busy taking cat census
Under the direction OF the sophs,
the Freshman class members have
visited every homo In the town. in
auiring whether any cats lived
there,
Some OF the replies were not very
complimentary. hut the fear OF
worse hazlug made the Freshles stick
It thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
Auto Bandits Stop
Car; Get Nothing

Driving their car directly acroas
tho road o. Lcary ave. ana w. Attn
It,. Monday night, two motor ban.
dts stopped nm auto driven by A. q.
Wells, 6O3o scayiew ave. held up
Wells AT tho point OF gun. but
failed 10 find any money. Wells
lost some personal papers, however,
no reported TO the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
try Do get her money bael.

try to get her money back.
In tho meantime payments on
the place lnpsed, and they came
yesterday 10 take possession or the
place. Mrs. Smith was put out on
the street"
Mrs. fubison says that when she
left her. Mrs. Smith wore a black
turban hat with dark feather,
and long gray cape. She Is
small and slender. about 49, and a
brunette. She was carrying q
wicker suitcase in which were soaae
Of the clothes she had taken from
her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

The date likewise included church
afiillation, Twontyeight abe Bap'
tist, 20 Methodist. Ephcopallan. ;
Catholic and holy jumpers,
Ten OF the eats made no pretense
OF religion and were listed In the poll
as pagan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
Coroner Orders
Skeleton Buried

PENDLEToN. ore, Dec, lids.
triet Attorney Kentor has ordered the
coroner TO bury tho skeleton found
in the Columbia river which was
identified as that Of Mrs, Elgin Pitt.
man. whose husband was held at Los
Angeles on charge Of murder until
Il was established that she was alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

LEW WING, alleged narcotic vic.
fator. was bound over TO the federal
grand jury NJ the close OF hear.
ing before u. S. Commissioner Ell.
lott Tuesday. His bond was Sc:
at s., 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
Got Same Term, but
Had More Aliases

Altho Paul Samno managed 10 tic
Mike Wicklnn in the weight or SEN
fences handed TO both for liquor law
violation by Federal Judge u, ~.
Cushman Tuesday. Wlclslan won by
a length In the matter OF aliases.
samao answers also 20 tho names
of steve snmao and George Powell,
while WiokIan boasts OF the extra
cognomcns OF Matt MARKHAM. Mike
urklon and Mike Veklon. Both ro.
ceived sentences Of 60 days IN jail
and fines OF $500. George Krzu0rich
received the same sentence. and
judge Jeremiah Neterer fined VII.
liam WilcoSeu 5000,
Perfumes first were enjoyed only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

The Romans regarded salt as a
sacred article OF food. hence no
other dish was allowed TO be placed
upon the table before the salt waa
Ia pnAilIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
Falls Off Tractor;
Suffers Broken Leg

James Cousins. longshoreman, sus.
tanned a broken leg Monday, when
he fell under II tractor trailer driven
by Walter Mansfield. The accident
occurred at Pier !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
4 dutys u dutyl

Y WNVN Y NNIN
That's why we print this,
We weighed judelally the feline
feelings that would be injured and
the wifely wrath that would be
stirred up by annoying agonts-wo
repeat, we weighed them judleially
against the fact that this was a
Newspaper and we were obligated
TO print the news
And the NEWS won.
We're telling you all this before
hand, because, you sec, this parte-
ular hasing stunt hasn't been tried
yet az tho University OF Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

The human Jaw possesses only
right muscles. but these exercise n
force OF nearly a quarter Of ton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
DRUHY LET SKONCIL NEZDAREM.
MAUCHAN ULETEL DIVE TRETINY
VZDALENOSTI PRES PEVNIlU. 4
NEDOSAHL VSAK SVEHO CfLE, DOLETETI NEW
YORKU DO SAN FRANCESCA. 81

Rock Springs Wyo, l9. cervence Druhy pokus de-
set dnech porucka Russea L. Maughana preetet amerc
kou pevnnu ctrnact hodnch cd usvitu do soumaku.
skonel nezdarem Nasedkem povsavsi serbny oleovem
ochlazovaci byl snesti zemi 5O8 odpole
dne idle horsleho casu).
Pfeletel vice dve retiny Spoienych Satd celkem
1925 mil lete rychlo ITO mil hodinu, vynechav tr
pe proektovanych zastavek SVEN zavodu suncem,
kdyz nucen by snesti Sc k zemi
Nepatrna sotva vditena sterbna olejovem ochlazo-
vaci Curtisova aeropanu niz oej vyvral bya pcnou
pferuseni letu.
Podobna sterbina pfvodia temer hodnove zdrzeni
Cheyenne Wyo eho tre zasavce kratce po poledn
Maughan rozehna motor nevetsi moznou rychost aby
by ztraceneho Vice mil zapad cd Cheyenne
motor bezel hadce avsak Rock Springs ohlazovat nahle
zaca eci Maughan nesnesl zem nybrz rozhodl le
teti az do Salduro. Utah, svo pristi zastavku.
Kdyz vsak vypary unkacho oleje stavaly snejs-
mi obrtl zpet snesl temer opustenem poll Krat
ka prohidka dvema poty presvedca Maughana ze bylo
by doete do San Francska zapadnho konco-
,veho bodu projektovaneho letu, pred soumrakem
Trpce zklaman svym druhym nezdafenym pokusem,
kdyz dspech zda byt temef ty Maughan vykona zbez
prohldku oleoveho ochazovace odesel do hoteu
Rock Springs noe.
Maughan snesl zem Rock Springs cd zahaieni etu
ina Mitcheov6 letisti rano die vchodnho
isu TfT zastavky ez dcinif St. joseph
ivyzadaly 81 hodnu 81 mnut Urednc vzdusne
stovn suzby zde odhaduj re Maughan eel prnernou
Ichlost 155 mil hodnu. Byl vzduchu fnact hodin
dev6t mnut AZ do poledne dnes let porueka Maughana
zda sbovati skv6y dspech
v Cheyenne vsak zapadnm okraii Skalnatych hor
prvn zvel nejstoty vysky kdyz Maughan sestoup
nasedkem nadychani oleovych vypari vychazc
jfcich serbny oleovem ochazovaci Ocvidne
Gen. Maughan uleh mezitim mechanikove pracova zn
lncne spravce ochlaZovace.
SIS minutach prace bya hotova Maughan. jese po-
nekud nemocen zahaj let nade, re jesa ohl by
dosta do San Fancska pred soumrakem. Byl vsak
lcen snes zem Rock Springs, kdyz oei zaca
Itec = GAS mil Cd sveho ce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
NOTA BRITICKE VLADY DRzENA.
PATRNE. KABINET NEMlJzE Sc Q Nj
SE1ODNOUTI.
JEST PRAvDEPODOBN zE BUDE ODESLANA DO
PARfzE AZ PRfSTf TYDEN

Londyn, 20. cervence - Das kabnetn schdze svolana
byla zitfek uvazovani nactku bcke odpovedi Meme
cku vec vaecnych narad Toto ucineno bylo
dnes pozd6 vecer
Lord Curzon setkava v6tsmi obtizem pTiprave no
ty nez bylo ocekavano Nn proycha, ze
hova odeslana spoencGm pred psm tydnem avsak zda
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