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Evening star., 1923-12-05
PLANS RAIL LAW FIGHT.

In the coming drive in Congress for
reduced freight rates, Senator Cap
per, republican, Kansas, chairman of
the Senate farm bloc, Is to INTRODUCES
bill providing for repeal OF the
fair return" section of the Eseh-
Cummins transportation act, for re-
peal of it's railroad consolidation plan
and TO restore full pre-war status and
powers of state railway commissions
Evening star., 1923-12-05
OVERCOME BY GAS.
Henry Steimback Unconscious in
Room,

A middle-aged man. believed by the
police to be named Henry Steimback,
was found unconscious from illum-
mating gas poisoning in a rooming
house at 233 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest today. He had occupied the
room the past week or more. the po-
lice were told. but had not registered
1t is thought he was overcome by
the gas as result of an accident.
The name Henry Steimback was
found written on a slip of paper in
his room. Police of the sixth precinct
are investigating
Evening star., 1923-12-05
I KILLED, 8 INJURED.
Two Homes Damaged When
Whisky Still Explodes.

WEST NEW YORK. n. J.. Decem-
Der 5.-Alphonse Groazio was killed,
three other men were seriously
burned and two homes were damaged
by fire today by an explosion of a
whisky still in a garage. GFoazio's
charred body was found in the ruins
of the garage.
Evening star., 1923-12-05
PLAN BUREAU CHANGE.

Creation of finance service in the
Veterans Bureau, with separate di-
visions of disbursing and accounting.
WAS announced today by Director
Frank T. HineA Harold w. Breining,
an assistant director of the bureau,
hwas named chief of the service.
Evening star., 1923-12-05
BANK CLERKS HELD UP.

DAYTON, Ohio, December 1.-Two
unmasked men late this morning held
up two clerks in the Xenia avenue
branch of the City Savings and trust
Somnany and stole, money from the
cash drawer said to approximate
$4,000.
Evening star., 1923-12-05

Continued from First Page.)
nize the automobile license tag Of
every other state-and of the District
Of Columbia.
TT is time to relieve the people of
cusable annoyance of being compelled
to purchase two automobile license
tags" said Representative Aswell.
Any state failing to do so will
forfeit it's proportion of the federal
funds for roads.
States Get Millions.
The annual appropriation for 1924
for the state of Maryland was more
than 100000, and that of the state
of Virginia was more than 1880, 900.
The total appropriation received to
date from the federal funds by the
state of Maryland is over 100000 900
and the total received by the state
of Virginia is over 100000.
Representative Aswell declared to-
day that the object of the federal
roads act was to nationalize high
ways and facilitate interstate COM
ne,e ame"g the states M and the efGsariey pistrict
of Columbia is Immediately impera-
tive for the good OF the country. He
proposes to amend the federal high
way act by adding the following
paragraph:
80 sums shall be apportioned or
re.lpportioned under this act to any
state which does not recognize the
motor vehicle identification tags and
licenses issued by any other state
or by the District of Columbia"
NEW HEADLIGHTS RULE.
Corporation Counsel Stephens today
is drafting an amendment to the traf-
fic regulations providing that any
headlight lens approved by the bu-
reau of standards or the Maryland
authorities will be accepted on ma.
chimes in the District of Columbia.
This amendment is being made as
one of the concessions agreed to by
the District Commissioners yesterday
in working out q temporary reciEroc-
ity agreement with Maryland for the
months of January and February.
Discussing the headlight question
today Inspector Albert J. Hea Hey,
chief of the traffic bureau, pointed out
that even an approved lens is of no
value unless it is properly focused.
that their lenses are properly ad-
justed.
The District Commissioners today
ate marking time awaiting fnaI word
from Gov. Ritchie of Maryland, as TO
whether he will issue. the formal
proclamation necessary to make reel
procity a reality for sixty days.
AS soon as a favorable .answer Is
received from the governor, the Com
missioners will issue the necessary
order permitting Maryland machines
to enter the District during Janu-
ary and February. 80
Evening star., 1923-12-05
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

NEW YORK, December 5.-An in
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed today against the Navy Knit
ting Mills. Inc, with principal effi-
ces in this city. The liabilities were
listed as s750,0o0 and assets S700, ,00o.
Evening star., 1923-12-05
.MAJ. GEN. SQU|ER
TO RETIRE DEC. 81
To Be Succeeded by Col.
SaItzman as Chief Signal
Officer of U. S. Army.

With the approval of the Presi-
oent, Maj. Gen. George O. Squier. chief
signal officer of the Army. will be
transferred to the retired LIST Deca,n-
Evening star., 1923-12-05
GOVERNOR RITCHIE
ISSUES ORDER FOR
AUTO RECIPROCITY

Continued from First Page.)
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Albert, Malcolm, and Charles Nicely
and Merrett Lieuallen motored tt
Spokane, Tuesday morning. They
will return Wednesday, each driving
a new car for the Nicely Garage.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church will held a sale anC
supper at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, Saturday, March 81. Aside
from the dainty garments for women
and children, Mrs. Lafayette Keene
has crocheted a beautiful bed-spread
for the sale.
Kenneth Hunter, senior at the
university, is i'll and unable to at
tend classes.
Alfred Peterson, who has been
seriously ill at his home in the east
part of town the past three weeks
is reported slightly improved.
Grand Secretary P Horne, of Cald-
we'll, Idaho, arrived in Moscow, Tues
day evening to attend the Odd Eel
lows convention, which will be, held
in this city, Wednesday.
Mrs. E. H. Swan, who has been a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John b. Hall, has returned to her
home at Salem, Oregon.
Attorney John Nisbet, who is
suffering from a severe attack of
the grippe, is slightly improved, but
still unable to leave his bed.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold a cake sale at Bratton's,
Saturday, March 81.
Misses Olive and Pearl Havens are
both i'll and unable to attend school.
Rev. and Mrs M. A. McQuary, Mrs.
/. G. Peterson, and Mrs. Geo. q. Ickes,
Jr., drove over from Palouse, Tues
day morning and spent the dap shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Harry A. Thatcher, county auditor,
who has been in the Gritman hospi-
tai for the past ten days, is improv-
ing rapidly and hopes to be able to
leave the hospital this week.
Dr. H. j. Smith and Mrs. Smith
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
DRINK WATER
IF BACK OR
KIDNEYS HURT.
Begin Taking Salts if You Feel
Backarchy or Have Bladder
Weakness.

Too much rich food forms acids
which excite and overwork the kid
neys in their efforts to filter it from
the system. Flush the kidneys occa-
sionally to relieve them like you re-
lieve the bowels, removing acids,
waste and poison,- else you may feel a
dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the back or sick head
ache, dizziness, the stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the wea-
ther is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, the channels often get ir-
ritated, obliging one to get up two
or three times during the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids and flush off the body's urinous
waste, begin drinking water. Also
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy, take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys may then act fine and b1ad-
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

stuffed by nasty catarrh or cold,
apply little pure, antiseptic, germ
destroying cream into your nostrils.
1t penetrates through every air pas
sage, soothing infiamed, swollen mem
branes and you get instant relief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils
are open. Your head is clear No
more hawking, snuffling, dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any
druggist. Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure. To be obtained at
Corner Drug and Jewelry Store.-Adv
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

der disorders disappear.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder ir-
ritation Jad Salts is inexpensive an0
makes a delightful effervescent lith1a-
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to help
prevent serious kidney and bladder
disorders.
By all means, drink lots of good
water every day. Have your physi-
clan examine your kidneys at least
twice year. To be obtained ffrom
Corner Drug and Jewelry Store
Adv
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
STRONG CAST IN
NEW FOX-MIX FILM

Tom Mix's pictures are always en-
joyabIe. The powerful star does
things we always hope he will do.
He battles in realistic style the OBJ
stacles that beset his path. He pos
sesses compelling personality and
carries you with him from the open
ing flash to final flicker of his pic
ture. He has the quality of winning
his audience with his first appear
ance on the screen, and this is true
of his latest William Fox produc-
tion, "Tom Mix in Arabia which
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
WESTON ENTERS QUINTET
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

Although the Moscow champion
ship high school basketball team will
be unable to attend the national
tournament to be held in Chicago
next month, the state will be repre-
sented at the meet, it having been
learned here that the Weston team,
champions a years ago, is plannin {
on making the eastern trip
The great expense involved in
sending a team to the national
tournament made impossible the
local five, which took the state title
here, taking the trip an dit was
thought that Idaho would not be rep
resented in the national tournament
With the entry of the Idaho team,
the total number of schools which
will participate in Chicago April
to z is brought up to forty, it was
stated in the communication receIv-
ed here today.
Weston was unable to attend the
state championship tournament here
March 16 and IL due to illness of
several of her players, Boise being
chosen as the substitute team.
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

both Of whom have been seriously i'll
with the 'fu, are much improved, the
doctor being able to come down town
today.
Methodist Church-Sunnyside divi-
sion of the Women's Home Mission
ary society will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. A. Waters, at
her home on 432 Spotswood street.
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

THE INLAND BUILDERS ASSOCI-
alton, a local organization com
posed of all local carpenters, wish
to announce that we are now pre-
pared to handle any and all work in
our line. We can give you better
figures than a year ago. We guaran-
tee entire satisfaction in every re-
spect. Estimates furnished free. If
you have anything in mind let us
figure with you to prove the above.
No job too big or too small. If inter
ested, call the secretary at Phone
372-R, Frank Stevens. 150-76
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
comes to the Liberty theatre mex
Thursday and Friday.

comes to the Liberty theatre next
Thursday and Friday.
In this he not only thrills with
his horsemanship, but with his dare
devil work in a speedy automobile
in which he attempts to elude his
Arabian pursuers. This is one oi
the best pictures in which the clever
Fox star has appeared, and he will
win general admiration.
An unusually capable and we'll
known cast supports the robust star
in tom Mix in Arabia Headed
by Claire Adams, the winsome fem
mime lead, the list includes such
names as George Hernandez as the
professor, Ralph Yeardsley, as the
heroines brother, Norman Selby (Kid
Mccoy as the pussy-footing detec-
tive, Eddie Piel as the Sultan's cou-
sin, Jean Corey, as the heavy y
whose tactics on the desert wastes
mean death to all his enemies.
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
COOKED FOOD SALE.

Special orders for cooked foods of
all kinds will be filled by the ladies
of ST. Marks Guild. Orders left at
the Cold Storage Grocery not later
than Thursday evening, March 20.
151
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

HEAD STUFFED
BY CATARRH? USE
A HEALING CREAM
The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27

If your nostrfls are clogged, your
throat distressed or your head is
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PONORKOVf KAPITANI
We VEZENi.

Londyn, 28. cervna. - TIL
neme6ti velitele ponorek, jimz
podafilo Sc vyvaznouti bez-
trestne po jejich kouscich "a
valky, jsou nyni We francouz-
skych vezenich v Poruri a spa
tine Sc Jim asi povetie, die sde-
leni duesseldorfskeho zpravo-
daje Daily Mail. Prvni z Mich
Jest kapitan Paul Audler, jenz
velel ponorce ga. Jest nyni
obvinen z lcastenstvi ma spik.
uti, jehoz vysledkem bylo ca.
stecne zniceni Ryn-Herne prd
plavu. Druhym jest Otto Hor-
den, obzalovany ze sabotaze Y
Bochumskem obvodu. Tfetl
jest velitel Rose, jenz ridil
u-53 ma jeff plavbe k americ.
kemu pobrezi v 1915. Tyz tr.
pi nasledky ddkladneho sbiti
jehoz Sc mu dostalo cd belgic.
keho distojnika, ktereho ura.
zil.
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,BRITANlE ODMfTA NAYRH AMERIKY.|
TRVA MA ZACHOVANf PRfTOMllE:-
i.''I' HO UZEMNfIIO PASMA.
SPOySTATY zADALY, iABYs MOliLY STlE1ATI POE
LOUDNfKY DO VZDALENDSTIl Il MIL Slti.i

PraviI ze bylo by to pred
casnymI ffci a ze vibec anil ne
|vi, jaky bude vysledek praci
briticke diplomacie. Nemfni po
drobiti diskussi zakonite lpravo
Spojenych Stati uloziti pod
mfnky ma cizi lodi, ktere priji.
zdeji do jejich vod, ponevadz
" teto v9ci mezinarodni zakon
jest jasny. Dale vysvetloval, ia
ke kroky az dosud byly pod.
niknuty britickou vladou, ably
! Sc dosp6lo k n6jak6mu dohod-
mutt $ vladou washingtonskou.
Jadrem reci lorda Curzona
bylo, ze vlada Spojenych Sta
til ma sice pravo vymahati sve
Izakony do poslednfho pismene
We svych Izemnfch vodach, ale
| az dosud setreno bylo v tako-
|vych vecech dobre vile mezi
Inarody q tax veslo We zvyk u
znavati ma lodich zakony te ze
me, pod jejiz vlajkou pluji.
Kdyz pax nektera zeme p1sobi
obtize cizim lodim We svych
vodach, mGze ocekavati kroky
odvetne.
Markyz Curzon zminil sc
tez tom, ze zlomeny byly pc
ceti briticke vl&dy ma anglic-
kych lodfch v New Yorku. , Y
cemz v jistych kruzfch spatfo-
vano vazne provineni proti di
stojnosti britickeho statu. Ia.
hranicni sekretar pravil vsak,
ze vladni peceti nejsou nijaN
/, posvatne mimo lzemi a terri
ltorialni vody Velke Britanie.
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Londyn, %. cervna. Brittle
ky zahranicni sekretaT, mar
kyz Curzon, prohlasil We sn6-
movn9 lordd dnes behem deba-
ty o zabavovani lihovin ma bri-
tickych lodfch v americkych
pffstavech, ze "a zadnych o.
kolnostf Velka Britanie nepfi-
stoupi ma pozadavek vlady Spo
jenych Stati, ably mohla stiha-
tt lodi podezrfvan6 z podloud-
nictvi $ lihovinami do vzdale-
nosti dvanacti mil Cd pobfezi a
podrobovati je prohlidce.
I, Markyz Curzon pravil, ze
vlada jest 81 pine vedoma ddle-
zitosti pripadu a re veskerych
prostredkd diplomacie jest po-
uzivano k vynajiti vychodiska
re situace, ktera jest nepochy-
bn6 neprijemnou a mela by BY
tt skoncena.
Briticka vlada nema zadne-
no zajmu ma americke prohibi
ci, ktera jest otazkou domacf
sm6rnice, o nfz briticka vlada
nepreje 81 ami mfn9ni projeviti,
pravil zahranicni ministr; aniz
mini Sc dotknouti vykladu nej-
vysSfho soudu Spojenych Statd
~ (lDanaAa6 genie. Ale pravil,
ze vlada ma must mfti zajem
o to, jak Sc EDNA S britickymi
lod'mi ami rickych territorial
Mich vodach do jake mfry to-
to zachazeng mimi Sc shodu-
je mezinarodnimi zvyklost-
mi.
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lVELIKY NAVAL PRISTEHO
VALCO.
Kolem 1000 sc jich oSekxvi
pfiSti mxsic v New Yorku.

New York, 28., cervna. Te'
'm9f dvacet parniki z evrop
'skych pfistavi jest ocekavant
" New Yorku Y ned9li, kdy no
va pfist&hoyalecka kvota We
|jde v pldtnost !, ifaay~aa Eilil
Islandu cell jeste vetsfmu ma.
|valu nezli pred rokem, kdy Wy
|vinula Sc situace takova, re ii.
|sice lidi muscle zustati ma 10.
dich, az ma ne prisla rada.
z $4,000 pfistehovalci, ji5
jsou ocekavani hned v prvni
den, asi $500 bude vzato ma
Ellis Island. Komisar Tod mari
dill, ably kazdy zrizenec, at
muz nebo zena, dostavil Sc d.
|prace v nedeli, tax ably prohlid
ky molly byti konany co nej'
Irychleji a misto- pro dalsi move
prichozi ziskano. Celkem jest
ma Ellis Islandu 494 zrizenci
kteri jsou rozd6leni ma denni {
nocni smeny.
Komisar Tod sc vyjadril, Z,
ocekava Sc behem pfistiho me
sice $4,000 pristehovalcI, elm;
prekonan by byl rekord ze "a
Fl minuleho roku, kdy prista
10 jich $4,000.
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mi staty. Jsem rad, ze prusky
ministr vnitra, jenz zahajil va
Sc zasedani, vyjadril totez smy
sleni, ze neni zadne porynske
otazky pro pruskou vladu."
Pariz, %. cervna. Ze zdej-
sich kruhi vladnich nebylo w.
dano niGeho, CO by mohlo byti
vykladano jako uredni stanovi-
sko vici prohlaseni papezovu
v dopise kardinalu Gasparrimu
! rovnez listy zdejsf zachov&-
vaji zdrzenlivost.
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PRESIDENT PRO DRUz-
STEVNICTVf.
Zpisobem tim dalO pry by sc
celiti drahote zivobyti.

Idaho Falls, ID, %. cervna.
Ko-operativni organisace spo-
tfebiteli pod castecnym dohle-
dem federalnf vlady, asi tom
zpdsobu, jako jsou operovany
federalhi pozemkove pijcovni
banky jejich move utvofeny-
mi dv6rnimi bankami, bylo Od-
poru6ovano presidentem Hard
ingem v reci proslovene zde
dnes odpoledne.
Toto jest "nejradikalnejsi'
|odporuceni presidentovo cd te
DOLBY, co Sc vypravil Wash
ingtonu ma Alasku pred osmi
dny. President doznal vsak, ze
cslou tn vec az dosud podrob-
ne nepromyslel. Nema zadne-
no definitivniho planu. Proza-
tim p. Harding sotva ocekava
vice nez ably vzbuzen byl "a
jem o vec tu a werejne mineni
dalo o sobe slyseti.
Myslenkou presidentovou
jest rozSireni pritomneho zvla-
Stniho zakonodarstvi v zajmu
farmari. President doznal, ze
jest to, tfidni zakonodarstvi,
jak kritikove- t4hoz tvrdi, ale
|nema pry zadne omluvy pro
to, co ucineno bylo v zajmu ze-
m9delskych it'd.
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PAPEz DODAL KURAzE NEMCOM.
CUNO SLIBUJE VYTRVATI v TRIP.
MEM ODPORU v PORUkf.
PAkfz ZACHOVAVA MLCENf o NEJPOSLEDNEJ-
SIM PROJEVU VATlKANU.

Berlin, %. cervna. "Trpny
odpor az do st'astneho konce",
bylo klicovou notou pozoruhod
ne reci kanclere Cuna v zave-
recnem zasedani zemskeho
sn9mu Rynske provincie v Bar
menu, ma dostrel cd francouz-
skych linif dnes.
Cunova rec byla pozoruhod-
nou v mnohych jinych ohle-
dech. Eylo jasno, ze melo ma nj
vliv prohlasenf papezovo, v
n9mz bylo odsouzeno pocfnanf
Francie a Belgie. Rovhez spa
tfujf N6mci priznivou znamku
pro sebe v rozhodnutf londyn-
ske vlady zvysiti vzdusne silly
Velke Britanie 0 so procent,
coz jest ocividn6 namireno pro
ii Francii a 1vahy anglickych
zurnald, jez jsou skoro sma-
hem nepfiznive one zemi. Toto
vsechno povzbudilo Nemce k
novemu vzdoru v Porynsku a
Poruri, pres to, ze staly pokles
znehodnocovanf marky hrozl
hospodarskou zkazou jejich
zemi.
Ii, kdoz znajf Cuna, nikdy
nepochybovali o tom, ze kan
cl6r setrva ma smirnici trpneht
odporu, pokud zIstane v 1fa.
de. We sve reci v Barmen dnes
Cuno, zdIrazniv ono sve roz.
hodnuti, rekl zastupcdm v Ryr
sk6m sn9mu:
pSjednocenost, jez nasla W
razu v prohlasenfch vsecE
stran teto snemovny, jedno
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MANzELE ZABITI MA KRf,
zOVATCE.

Findlay, O., %. cervna. Man
zen6 o. w. Bondowi byli ma mi
ste zabiti zde vcera vecer, kdyz
mezim9stska kara vrazila do
jejich automobilu ma mestske
kfizovatce. ri. Bondova prav6
Sc vratila z Columbus, kde Sc
dcastnila sjezdu zenskeho od-
v9tvi organisace vyslouzilct z
'obcanske valky a byla vezena
manzelem svym domi, kdyz
nest3stf je postihlo.
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UPTON SINCLAIR OSVOBO-
ZEN.

Los Angeles, %. cervna. Po-
licejni zaloba pro spiknutf ma
ztropeni vytrznosti, ktera "vi-
sela" proti Uptonu Sinclairovi,
znamlsmu spisovateli, asi me-
sic, byla vyskrtnuta vcera ma
navrh verejneho zalobce. Be
hem nedavnych indastrialnich
nepokoji v San Pedfs, pfistav-
MIN distriktu Los Angeles, Sin
clair pokusil Sc cisti Istavu
Spojenych Stati velikemu shro
mazd6ni pod sirym nebem a je-
no zatcenf nasledovalo.
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PREDLOHA PROTI KLANU
PODEPSANA.

Springfield, ILL.,, %. cervna,
- Guverner Small vcera po.
zde odpoledne podepsal pred.
lohu, namirenou proti Ku Klux
Klanu, ktera uklada tezke tre-
sty ma 1nos, ruseni miru a po-
koje, ltok Sc sfnrtici zbrani a.
Ineb obievenf Sc ma verejnych
mistech. Y jak@mkoli zakua1le'
nj "a dcelem zatajeni -totoz.
nosti.
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INsULIN Sc osvEDcUJE.

Washington, %. cervna. -
U drivejsiho sekretare st4tu
Lansinga, jenz churavi vazn9
cukrovkou, bylo pouzito insu-
linu S dobrym vysledkem. Lam
singa osetfuje DR.. Sterling
Ruffin, jeden z lekafi dffv9j-
Siho presidenta Wilsona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
AUToMoBILOvE NESTEsTl

Atlantic City. N. j., 90. Ger.
vna. = TIL osoby byly zabity
a ctvrta poranena zde dnes,
Ikdyz automobil, fizeny Alber.
tenn L. Comstockera, hotelie.
rem, vrazil do elekt1icke ka.
ry. Mimo Comstocka jeho ctr
Fnactilsta dcera, Mary a pf. E.
leanor Moore-ova, jeho hospo.
dyne, byly zabity.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29

myslna obranna vile proti
Francii, proti francouzskemu
a belgickemu vpadu ma meme
ckou pddu a proti porusenf ne
meckych prav, ucinily ma mne
nesmirny DOZEN. Vedel jsem,
ze nemohlo by byti jinak po
tom, co jsme zkusili, nicm6ne
vsak ia okolnost,, ze vsechny
strany v teto sn9movne jedno-
mysln9 Sc prohla$ly proti
neutrality-suspicious. porusenf
nasich prav, dava mi madeU,
ze nase obrana nebude nadar-
mo.
IS jednomyslnostf Porynska
" obran9 proti cizimu nasili fiS
|ska vlada jest v pine shod6. ia
mohu pouze opakovati, co ne
mdze byti feceno dosti Casio,
ze porynske provincie pfinale-
Ii nemecke ffsi a ze Prusko mu
81 zdstati netknuto a ze o zad-
Inc form9 anekce nemuze byti
|vIbec mluveno $ lami, at We
| fOrm4 Sebe vice zahalene. tfe
ba by Sc jednalo 0 mezinarod-
nj policejni hotovest neb neu-
tralnf dozor. ia opakuji, ze ne
nj zadne rynsk6 pt&zky pro
N9mecko."
Kdyz toto bylo lvitano bout
livym potleskem, kancl6T po-
kracoval:
"Neni tudfz zadl@ 1cesty kom
promisu, lla niz bythom pfistou
pill v teto ot&zce. Rfssk& vl&da
jest 81 vedoma, ze " tom jest v
pine shode Sc vsefi nemeckt-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
MANzl

LARCENY w Na
zapftani neb Sc p. vyleana
hroznemu sWems CHM radou,
stitch. Vcera cdpoleeE,n eeEnsAe,.
znal, re Sc Cd pani A. Bfn. 'oou
ma River rd. vypdjcil lop.nl..
prave v den vtazdy. v jih.
samem podepsanem doznani
ale pravi, ze lopatu 81 dluzil
pro jisteho prftele, $ kterym
Sc pripravoval ably mrtvolu
straznika pohfbili. Popird
vsak ze, by byval pfi zahraba.
vani pfitomen a trva ma p1vod
MIN doznani. ze policista Grif.
fin zemfel nasledkem nest'ast.
nou nahodou vysle rany z jeho
vlastniho sluzebnfho revolve'
'ru.
Ma zadost okresniho zalob'
ce Stantona byly vcera odpo
ledne pfedvolany pi. A. Brfel,
ova, pi. Klara Brielova, zens
syna pfedesle a pi. Dolly We
stova jeff dcera a pfedstaveny
Whitfieldovi pred kterym
svedkyn9mi sc obvin9ny pri
znal, ze skutecne jest muzem
jenz 81 osudneho dne lopat,
ivypijch Zst6cnf 81 totiz "
mysln die domn9nek Stantona
novou historii. Mrtvolu zastre
leneho Griffina odevzdal prj
j;stemu "pffteli''. jenz kolen
mista vrazdy nahodou jel vi
Fordce a to byl take omen mu;
kteremu lopatu odevzdal. o
kresni zalobce zprvu neprikla
dal teto vypovedi viry a ne
cht6l ami pripustiti k jeifmu u
verejneni, ale vypved' Brielo
We. jez pravila re skutecne ,
tonu dobu kdy 81 Whitfield 10
patu dluz;l kolem Fordka ie
! la. Bylo vsak dokazano. Z,
zminene auto patfilo jisteml
mlekafi.
Brielova poznala pri kon
frontaci Whitfielda cele IA
dy jinych veznI, tax lie tomut,