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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

sister, Miss Mamie B. Chandler, of Howard college.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irving Gladstone of New York announce the birth of a daughter, Ethelda. Mrs. Gladstone will be remembered as Miss Gssie Jewel Kronenberg.
 Mrs. E. A. Watson of 3319 Nor eral weeks at Biloxi and Gulfport.
 Miss Jennie Robinson has returned to Howard college, after spending the weekend with her parents in Thorsby, Ala.
 Miss Marie Boyett, who has been spending the weekend with rela- tives in Rockford, has resumed her studies at Howard college.
 Mrs. B. D. Mendelssohn has re- turned from Yakima, Wash, where death of her sister, Mrs. Nettie Stro- bach.
 The friends of Miss Louise Ed wards of Ensley will be interested In the success she is making in dra- matlc art at Brenau college, where she IS a student this winter. Miss Edwards recently did most cred ltable piece of work in Twelfth Night" which was presented at the college by the Cushman club of the school of Oratory. In the role of orsino. Duke of Illyria, she was es- pecially well chosen, and gave her lines in a most artistic manner. Miss Edwards shows ability and talent. and is receiving congratulations on the excellent work she has done.
 Mrs. Prince DeBardeleben will ar rive nome today after a visit of some time in Palm Beach. Miami and Jacksonville, Fla.
 Judge J. l.. Webb, from Shelby N. C.. is expected in the city for a few days. He will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. George M. Webb.
 MT. and Mrs. Merritt Craft and Miss Willie Mae Brandon have gone to Florida to be gone about two weeks.
 MT. Marion Chandler of Arlbany spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Eleanor Chandler of Howard college,
 MT. Howard Wood of Anniston was visitor to friends in Birmingham the past weekend.
 Mrs. Irene Hornsby has returned to Chicago.
 Mrs. W. R. Moore of Portland. Ore. is visiting her brother, Mir. 8. E. Thompson.
 The Parent-Teacher association of Acipco will meet Thursday at 2:15 o'clock at the community room. All parents are urged tL be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

his hands in hers. You are my friend. Then keep my secret. I am here to be married.'
 T know that" he interrupted.
 Perhaps you do. We had an acci- dent down where the bridge has been swept away. It swung loose just as Sans big car crossed it. If it hadn't been for his skilful driving we would have been drowned. The people in this house saw us-and they ran out and told us to come right in here.
 T was all scared and shaking-for I thought we would be killed. Then when I found out that their name is Grant, and that the father is & doc tor, I remembered this was where
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

this meeting the league will enter tain the Jefferson County league.
 Nrs. Solon Jacobs will speak on Legislation" Dr. George Eaves will talk on World Peace" and in addi- tion there will be a musical pro- gram,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

Well! I will tell you just what Granny Hoppytoad told me" Mrs. Benjamin Bear said. "Once, the t,as- ter Bunnies were just like other bun nies. and when they colored the Eas- ter eggs, why, they just got covered with red and blue and green and pur- pie and every other color. And when they had finished coloring the Easter eggs, all the Easter Bunnies looked just like crazy quilts" Now. the Fairy Queen knew this would never, never do, so she sent for all the Eas- ter Bunnies and said: Can't you be more careful when you color the Eas- ter eggs?" And the Easter Bunnies all told the Fairy Queen they did try to be careful.
 Then said the Fairy Queen, if you cannot be careful. I shall have to make the colors careful. And see if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

Mi Marion Chandler Of Albany Ala. was the weekend guest of her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06
AsTREA SOCIETY," MEETS

The Astrea Literary society en- joyed a lovely program Friday aft ernoon. on the history of the club. Mrs. Spencer, the clubs first spon- sor, gave an interesting talk on the founding of the club and the char ter members. Miss Marie Ulman told of the clubs progress and Miss Su- san Gould spoke of the ideals and ambitions of the Astrea. After 2 short business meeting the club ad- journed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

Raggedy had not jumped up and ran to the window to see what was going on outside.
 And they saw such pretty sight Mrs. Benjamin Bear called Buster Bear to see, too. Its the parade of the Easter Bunn;es"' Mrs. Benjamin Bear told the Raggedys. Every year, Just at this time, the Easter Bunnies all march to the Fairy Castle and get their magic paints with (which to paint the Easter eggs!"
 The Easter Bunnes were all white, with pink noses and there were so many of them, Raggedy Ann could not count them. Raggedy Ann could count to ten easily, but after that she got mixed and skipped number 13 and 15. Buster Bear forgot all about the bees and their hot feet when he saw the parade of the Easter Bunnies.
 Why are they all white, Mamma ?" he asked.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06

we can keep the colors from getting on you instead of you getting your selves covered with the colors. So the Fairy Queen waved her magic wand and said, 'Hokus pokus.' and all the EaG;er eunnies were so clean they were as wnite as snow. And the magic colors made by the Fairies never got upon the pretty white Eas ter Bunnies!"
 The Raggedys and Mrs. Benjamin Bear and Buster Bear watched the pretty Easter Bunnies until they were ont of sight and because Bus ter Bear had not had any ginger cookies and sassafras tea before, Mamma Benjamin Bear gave him some, and she anu Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy had some more, too. because sassafras tea is good for anyone in the spring and ginger cookies are good all the year round.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06
Fine for Lunbaoo

Musterole drives pain away and brings in it's place delicious. sooth- ing comfort. Just rub it in gently,
 It is a clean. white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It will not blister like the old-fashioned musrard plaster.
 Grt Musterole today at your drug stof1. 35 and 65c in jars and tubes; hospital size, $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-06
~-AAven2ures -.- S r KasAedy ~Arn >~A.And . A. KasesW'
 ~AM&y

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy sat in Mrs. Benjamin Bears parlor and had gin ger cookies and tea. It was sassafras tea. And it was pink and very good. The gin ger cookies were very good, too. AL most better than the tea. But Buster Bear Mrs. Benjamin Bears little cubby Bear boy, was In his bed with his head tied up In white cloth. And the cloth had been soaked in bak- ing soda. c au s e why? Cause Buster Bear had climbe a tree and dipped his fingers into the bees honey and the bees came swarming out and sat upon Buster Bears nose. My. the bees feet were hot! Very hot!
 And, I guess, Mrs. Benjamin Bear would have made little Buster Bear stay in beddie all day if tho
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

 Bns Teachers Music Piano sight Reading and Ear
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Musical Instruments

COLUMBIA RECoRDs-Most of the latest selections. all selling at 1-2 price. Widen CTS. 13S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

BOOKKEEPER, stenographer wanted. Good wages to competent woman Must give references. Apply Box 15, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

TENTS
 5x7 Boys Scout tent, Khaki Drill. S6.sl 7x7 Wall tent. white. single filled
 Duck .............s... .00 7x9 Wall tent. double filled Duck. .sl7.SO Sx10 Wall tent. white double filled
 Duck .....................s .s19.s5 10x10 Wall tent, white double filled
 Duck ................... .s22.1s 9hxl2 Wall tent, white double filled
 Duck ..................... $25.O0 12x14 Wall tent. white double filled
 Duck ..................... .SS5.4 Rental prices on any of the above tents quoted on application.
 EDDY AWNING 6 DEC. CO.
 CITY HALL PLACE.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.

Instrumental and Vocal 90 LlsoNoRA LAcAVA-Grad. Boston Cons ssryatory, teacher of voice culture. Phone for appointment 37-t. 20 Hawkins st. N. F, VALENTINE-voiiin teacher. Studio. is0 Main st.: phone 2b62-23. MANDOLIN, banjo. ukuiele. E. Q. Benson Barker. Private instruction. Booth's block. Best instruments sold. Tel. 2sa3. MIR. SAMUEL GROSS has returned to the city and has resumed teaching In violin. Phone i2es-2.
 MRS. MERwIN TUTTLE, Instructor of voice culture. Studio. iO9 Winthrop St.; phone 2Ss-b.
 PROFESSOR MYRoN koRYKoRA-yoice culture. voilin. paino, mandolin. guitar; individual lessons; pupils recital every 2 months; chorus leader. 6S9 Main; phone 2253-5.
 Local and Private Instructors 37 TUToRING-Private Instruction in high school or preparatory school subjects English, Composition or Literature; His tory; Mathematics etc. Reasonable rates Inquiries solicited. Lloyd E. Smith. s. B., P. o. Box sSs. City; telephone 2121.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
WANTED
Help-Women Wanted

YOUNG man, IF or IS years of age to work in drug store. Apply J. J. McBri- arty, 720 Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

GUARANTEED OAK KEGS, gal s2.20; 10 gal. s2.75; 15 gal. s3.OO; 20 gal. ss.S5; 50 gal. s5.75. All sizes from to 50 gal. Frank Nair, 54s Main St. Tel. 2127; opposite St Marys church,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
VOCAL
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services

Professional Services si EfE CHASSIS repaired. prescriptions hllsd, hTeken lenses duplicated, k. Vincent, sss Asin st,
 SPINE. stomach. ruptuTsi and crippled supporters, made 70 order, Call pr, II. r. hsttalen. s.a WinasoE Ava. HaFifeTal phone srssss,
 WRIST WATCH TspaiTins q speciality at B, Georges lss Main st., Room 10, opp, Dickinson Drug Co,
 Repairing and Piano Tuning ss BEDDING=Haye your work deas now, Mattresses. box springs. cushions etc, renovated and Femsds equal 10 new and returned same day, New bedding made 10 order, uphalsleTlng, Hardware CllF Beds ding 6a,, sa Fremont kti phone sist.i, FRITZ AND nERNp1s equipment will do your machine soFki welding. carbon burning and sharpening Of edge teols, Rear sl oreelgeed St. phone iss.ii MANY years sNperiencs tuning for ths- ateE orehsstTas and special musical acts, c, A. Humphrey phone aslf. PIANOS AND pLAfERs tuned and rs. paired. Walter II. kovst 70 Main s.. Phone ioss.s.
 PIANO TuNINa-Hishest local and manu. faetuFeIs reeommendationsl a wellstuned piano Is my guarantee. V. V. stfeetar. F. O. Box beei phone 1908.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Printing, Jobbing, Stationery

KULPER PRINTING co. Booklets, cata- logues, programs. advertisements, circu- lars, posters, office stationery, factory forms, color work. Prompt service and
 good work 325 Main St.; phone TIT.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
AUToM0TiyE
Aulas and Trnols Far sals

engine and rubesr; locks aas. ilss- k.
 ~, sssTle. Para esE, Aaia si-. 'Rh9Hs
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

GI1ANBY--3 brand new upright mahogany monographs formerly priced at SIPS, s150 and SITS, now selling at sS5. s100 and $125 with records. These machines play Edison records perfectly Widener's, 13S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

ROOM and board wanted by two young gentlemen. in private family. Box [. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
EMPLOYMENT

Haip-Momea Wanted A COMPETENT woman for general house work in family 0f sdullsi may se home between sise and f;se In the evening COMPETENT maid for general heasssoTk, Apply 10 Lsslnsson st,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
BUSINESS SERVICE
BaTbers, Hairdressers, Masseases

H1IRCUFFING=af5 af5thsTs As have tse hobhy -heFss chairs fo amass sldaiss while haNing their hair tEtmmea. AenFs a, m. te ?, "a, si ehuFehi epp. bslein
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
BLOUDfCf STARENKA.

Pc zap. 25. ul. chodila bez
cile cern6 odena 84leta zena.
Kolemjedouci autoista Sc sta
reny ujal, nabidnuv il jlzdu.
Zena laskavost onu prijala, a.
lie ma otazku po blizsi adrese
odpoved6la. majic oci pine
slz, ze zabloudila. Vysla z do
mu sveho syna v Royaltonu a
nemohla najit zpatecni cestu.
Ochrance jeji neveda lepsi ra-
dy dovezl "nalezenku" ma hla-
vni policejni stanici, kde v nj
poznana byla zena, jez podob-
ne zbloudila pred nedavnou
dobou. Pripad oznamen byl je-
Jim pffbuznym v Royalton spo-
lu vyzvou. ably pro stafenu
prijeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
POzAR v BLAZINCI.

Prave kdyz asi 13O nevyleci
telnych chovanek tatniho bla-
zince Newburghu zasedalo
k veceri, zpozoroval jeden z
dozorcn ma chodbe vystupuji-
ci dym. Ably zabranil panice,
vypravel zenam, ze vecere jest
o chvilku zpozd6na, pro vadu
kamen, nichz uchazi kouf.
Lest Sc mu zdarila chovan-
ky zavcas byly vyvedeny. Pri-
volani clevelandsti hasici po-
Ear zdolali pomoci rucnich ha
sicich aparatu jest6 drive nez-
Ii mohl nabyti vetsich rozme-
ri. Skoda zpusobena ohnem je
jen nepatrna a Ia hodinu po
jeho vzniku mohly osetfovan-
ky We veceri pokracovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
SMRT v SOBOTU PREJETE
zENY.

V rejstriku zabitych "a ira
ficnich nehod zaujala 33. mi
to "a letoSni rok 61-leta pi.
Josefina Heckmanova, 1904
Castalia Ave. N. E. jez byla v
sobotu ma st. Clair a vych.
1877. ul. pfejeta "a pfechazeni
ulice. Pro dest' nespatfila bli-
zici sc auto, jehoz fidic "a ne
St6sti nemohl a take byl policii
zbaven kazde zodpovednosti.
Heckmanova zemrela vcera v
glennvilske nemocnici nasled-
KEN tezkeho zraneni ma hlave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
Navrat popravenych staro-
druzinnikI do vlasti. v t9chto

Navrat popravenych staro-
druzinnikI do vlasti. v t6chto
dnech budou prevezeny z Va
dovic v Halici do vlasti pozu-
statky Starodruzinniku: Ant.
FIR. Grmely a Josefa Muellera
popravenych dne IL. prosince
1914, kdy byli zajati pri W.
'zvedne sluzbe v okoli Jordano-
va u Noveho Targu. Poprava
byla vykonana ma vadovickem
namestl o 2 hod. odpol. a do Z.
hod. vecer byly mrtvoly VISTA
veny ma posm6ch Nemcum,
Mad'arim a mistnim zidhm,
ktefi Jim neskrblili. Mrtvoly
pax byly pochovany ma m{sts,
urcenem pro zlocince. Grmela
bude pohrben We Frystaku u
Holesovic, Mueller v Praze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
JEZERO NECHCE VYDATI
SVOJI OBET.
v p6tek nalezena mrtvOla LODI
nika pOhrbena, aniz by byla
zjistsna.

Dne II. dubna. dGlnik Otto
Johnson, bydlfci v Clevelande
v els. 2718 zap. %. ul. zamest
many ma lodici, jez byla pripja-
ia k vlecnemu parniku Alba
tros blize Fairport, ztratil pri
praci rovnovahu' a patrne v
strachu Sc drzel zelezne tyce,
kterou pracoval. Spadl $ ma
strojem do vody zmizel V hlu
binach jezera. Vypraveli tax
jeho spolud6lnici ma vyslechu
pri vysetrovani We Fairport. A
by zjist6ny byly vlastni prici-
ny smrti, byla mrtvola hledana
a ned6li jezerni vody uncle
rozvifeny explosemi n6kolika
liber dynamitu, ale vsechny po
kusy byly marny.
V patek nalezena v jezere
mrtvola lodnika byla vcera po-
hrbena ma Evergreen hrbitov6
" Painesville, aniz by byla
zjistena totoznost. Urednici
spolecnosti The Great Lakes
Towing Co., ktere patril pred
vanocemi zmizely vlecnak
Cornell podobne nebyli S to pc
znati v mrtvole nektereho z
muzd z dosud pohresovane po-
sadky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
PRfLEzITOST PRO MILOV-
NfKY HVEZDARSTVf.

Kdo jses milovnikem hvezd
nate oblohy, mas dnes prilezi-
tost podivati Sc velkym dale
kohledem bledemu m9sicku bli
re do tvare a podobnym zpd-
sobem 81 prohlednouti i plane
tn Saturna. Professor atronomie
j. j. Nassau doprovodi pax
demonstraci pouGnou prednas-
kou V observatori Case School
of Applied Science ma Taylor
a Brunswick roads v East Gle
velandu. Zabranovala-li by "a
mracena obloha rozhledu, pax
usporadana bude pouze pred
naska uvedeneho hNezdare.
Teleskop zhotoven byl v sveto-
zname zdejsi tovarne Warner
a Swassey. Soucasn6 oznamu-
je professor Nassau, re v prv-
Mich dvou tydnech kvetna bu-
de mozno spatfiti obeznici Mer
kur jen prostym okem a sice
vzdy kratce pc slunci zapadu.
X dnesni demonstraci ma
pristup kazdy, pozaduje Sc
jen, aby kazdy ilcastnik sc
predem prihlasil v 1radovne
Case School.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
STUDENA LAZEN PILOTA.

Vtera byla zahajena koupa-
ci sezona, ovsem re jen neured
ne a bezdecne, kdyz .porucik
j. H. Strong, namorni inspek-
tor tovarny letadel The Glen l..
Martin Co. zkousel mad jeze-
rem nejmensi namofni aero
plan sveta. Letel prave W.
chodni 140. ul., ably pristal,
kdyz v tom nasledkem nejake
poruchy letadlo spadio i pilo-
tenn do jezera. Strongovi poda-
rilo zachytiti Sc jednoho q
clunku aeroplanu, ma kterem
setrval, az Sc dostavila lodice,
ktera oba stroskotance vzala
do vleku a st'astn6 dopravila
ma bfeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25

ImportovAni kan8f; jake
psvci ve 6pojenych Stktech
jsou prohlfxeni pied prodejem.
V poslednim roce bylo do
praveno do Spoj. St&t1 ma 154-
SAT kanari a to s lfednfm po-
volenim. Pred vanocnfmi trhy
pocet jich byl daleko vetsi a
priblizuje sc k normalnimu po
ctu, ackoliv pred valkou pocet
ten byl daleko vetsi. Velika
cast t6chto kanarn byla dopra
yena z Br&m v N6mecku, kde
jsou sbiram " .Hareskych sle-
sich, kde venkovsky lid je pc
stuje sbira potion k vyvozu.
Biologicka lifadovna, vysetruji
'cf pod kontrolou Department.
zem6delstvf Spojen5ch Statd,
ma "a dko1 prohlednouti vse-
chny exemplafe t9chto pevcd,
"a nejen p6yci, nybrz i ssavcd,
ably bylo znemozn9no dopravo-
vat tam snad n9jak6 nezadou-
CT exemplare toho ii onoho dru
hu. V jednom dni bylo vydano
povoleni ma dovoz 1900 exem
|plard a to v mensfch j vetsich
skupinach stava Sc dost ca
sto, ze az 5000 t9chto zpeva-
vych opefencd je ma jedne To-
di. Kazdy pevec ma svou vlast
nj klec, ktera jde jiz cd mi
sta, kde byl kanar wat do "a
jeti. V rad6 jsou til klece, v il
nem smeru je sedm kleci, klece
jsou ulozeny ma sebe, dali Sc
do ramovf, ktere je chraneno
platnem. Kazdy den jsou kama
ii krmeni a napajeni po cele
;ceste. Kdyz naklad dojde do
pfistavu, hned je po ruce in
spektor, jenz zjisti, ze jsou do
vazeni jen zdravf pevci. Ably
Sc zjistilo, ze kazdy kanar zpf
va, jsou pevci dani ma slunce
v obchode dovozce a kteri ka-
mari Sc dali do zpevu, mohou
byti prodani. Ii, kteri nezpiva
j, jsou podrzeni Ease dal a az
pozdeji, kdyz Sc dali spolecn9
jinymi do zpevu, mohou byti
prodani....
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
MESTSKE AUDITORIUM v
MOVE PUSOBNOSTI.

Vypomocny klerk volebni
rady st. A. Mcneil oznamil,
re mesto propGjcilo Auditori-
UNI cd 5. vcetne do %. listopa-
du, kdy po volbach budou v
mem scitany odevzdane hlasy.
K IcelGm temto urcen Jest do
lejsi vystavni prostor, kdezto
v hlavnim sale sc bude souca-
sne produkovati cirkus, coz by
mohlo svadeti k podarenym
nepodarenym vtipdm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
vYvALOvAL PIVp PRED
POLICAJTY.

Serzant Oh. Shearer spolu
Sc straznfkem Frankem Baue-
rem, oba v obcanskych ode
vech sc vcera k veceru z hlav-
nj policejni stanice vydali ma
yyzkumnou cestu a patrali po
|pokoutnich krcmach. Nedosli
prav6 daleko, sotva jeden
biloxi, kdyz spatrili zastaviti
pred hostincem cestovni auto
mobil. Ridic slezl a v potu tva-
ri vyvalil 2 auta soudek a pu-
dill jej k zadnfm dverim ho-
|stince. Ia chvili vSak opetne
"vyvaloval" oci, kdyz strazni-
ci mu expedici prekazili a pre-
sv6dcili Sc 0 obsahu. Ejhle, byl
to penivy mok, "a jehoz vyna
lez svet krone Ameriky vdec-
most ma projevovati krali Gam
brinovi. Pachatel cerneho skut-
ku chvili zapfral, pax Sc ale
primal, ze mel soudek jen pri-
vezti a re "a transport dostal
$3.50. Historic pax prozatim
byla skoncena spolecnou ce-
stou soudku, policistd, sofera
a auta ma hlavni stanici. Ridic
vsak Sc zda byti solidarni, neb
nechtel "a zadnou cenu pro-
zraditi, kdo soudek k transpor
|tu svefil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
RESICNACE v lTALSKEM
kABlNETU.

Rim, "a. dubna. Premier Be
nito Mussolini, yIdce italskych
fascistd, prijal resignace ctyf
clend idove strany We SVEN
ministerstvu. Spor mezi lidov-
ci a Mussolinim vypukl ma SIZE
zdu lidove (katolicke) stfany y
Turine, kde fasciste kritisova-
nj prohlaseno, ze strana ne
mlze dele podporovati Musso-
liniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
NEVYBfRAVf LUPICI.

Kdyz vcera rano mattel
grocerie v cisle 1900 Fulton
rd. Fred Rose oteviral kram,
byl nemalo pfekvapen, kdyz
nalezl dvere otevfeny. Jat me-
blahou predtuchou, podjal Sc
ihned prozatimni inventury a
k svemu zalu shledal, re jeho
zasoby byly zmenseny SO
balickd zvykaci gumy, 20 tu-
ctd vajec 10 liber masla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
v KANCELARI.

Sef: "Kdo to telefonuje?"
Komptoiristka: "Nevim, ne
rozumim, jen isem zaslechla
n6co jako stary hlupak!
Sef: "Ach, to je mole pa
nj - to sc tyka mne!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25

- Sbsraci vybor Svazu Svo
bodomyslnych je kazde pom
deli Cd p. dubna vecer v
ceske N6rodni Sini, kde
mozno veskere pfispsvky
odv1dsti > stvrzenkove
knizky 81 vyzvednouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-25
PkEDNASKA @ SITUACI "
RUHRSKE OBLASTI.
Americky obchod Sc ma ucha.
yeti 0 mimoevropske trhy.

6taVa]lcl mlzerle, p0kud Sc
Francie bnde bati vzrnstajici
moci Nemecka, cehoz ale jest
treba, aby toto mohlo dostati
reparacnim povinnostem. Wy
prav6l tax Sc svolenim valec-
neho Department. plukovnik
D. L. Stone, jenz byl po 3 ro-
ky americkym zastupcem v me
zispojenecke komisi v obsaze-
mem Poryni. Nahledy svoje pro
resl vSera v Obchodni Komo-
fe ma jednodennim sjezdu OBJ
chodnfkI re severniho Ohia a
znalcd cizozemskeho obchodu
2 lradovny pro domaci i zahra
nicni obchod ve Washingtone.
Vcerejsi posluchacstvo, Sc
stavajici hlavn6 z exporterd a
clend Komory bylo velice Get
ne vyvody recnika sledovany
byly velkym zajmem, ac il
max ma dotaz, zda ma n6jaky
plan, jak Evrope pomoci, zu-
stal odpov6d' dluzen. Obme-
I'll Sc jen ma prohlaseni, re v
pripad6 vmiseni Sc Spoj. Statn
evropske zajmy, pax stati Sc
tax ma die americkych plann
a nikoli die evropskych navr-
hi.
Jakyms spatnym znamenim
pro Starry svet byla konferen-
ce lrednich znalcI obchod-
Milky, kdy poslednim bylo ma
vrhovano, aby Sc zavcas. po-
starali nova obchodni spoje-
nj, ale nikoli ma trzich evrop-
skych, ale spise v Indii, Japan
sku, Kub6, Kanade, Argentine
a v Holandskych Zapadnich
Indiich.
Pri nam6tu "Evropsk6 po-
merry ruhrske oblasti" vypra
vel o dvou moznostech - bud
budou Nemci podrobeni tax,
ze spojencdm bude slouziti ce-
" jejich prdmysl, 0 cemz ale
mono slime pochybovati, a.
neb "a druhe bude Nemecko
spatrovati spasu - v bolsevi-
ctvi. Dnesni francouzska ok
kupace Sc octla ma r1rtvem bo
du a Francie nemGze operovati
prdmysl obsazeneho lzemi.
Politiku Francie nacrtl pax
v hlavnich rysech asi takto:
.Umyslem Parize bylo obsa-
diti rphrske dzemi ma til roxy,
prave re strachu pred Meme
ckem. Mela byti ziskana kon-
trola n6meckeho uhli a Prus-
KEN uchvacene mensi staty me
" byti cd Berlina odtrzeny tax.
ably Prusko v pIvodnich hrani-
cich stale osamoceno, obklope-
no sice nemeckymi staty, ale
ponekud meme nepfatelske k
Francii. Stale sc zhorsujici
francouzsky rozpocet donucu-
je vsak vladu, n6Ceho podnik-
nouti "a zlepseni financi; cato
Sc Nemecku podaf'ilo tiskem
rozplameniti mezi lidem vseo-
becnou nenavist prot Francii
a 0ziviti mysl ma odvetu. Fran
Gle pax sama pry nechce pri-
pustiti vzchopeni sc Nemecka
a aimozniti mu tax moznost
zaplaceni valecnych nahrad