davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
MIJMAN aS -MAuEEHIEF
Wife o5f white Man Becomes
tHeadcoi the kaW India as.
Her rPmncipsN T ask2vNiIl' Depressing
tkaroe Claim sAoainsi the iGScvern-
nrserst-Wss aAdapt ed!' byG0ld
CGhief urid Beenrae NueRr.

i ENonca CitysfO kla.l1 h KawHi indians
h nsotnDnsyl have givenwwomen Isn e right
! utovvote, j. but have 'ieiev a ted ,oGe to the
I ihdshestGfiicenn the iStiae, tharsof cleo
tive chief. ZEE WOMB a Is AfxE.I Lucy
/ Matiah YEEads, naow Gaiief .LuNyt.to all
+ Iherr tffi6esnsen
tclhief AsHcy>ES the fiss q head 1.-The Kaw
Indians hElave tiMad> SINCE 1908, when
GdntftWH shunYa was 6-Ozen TO death.
Size iisr iii e wHae, of Penn R.lEa ds,, a
wfnd e. EaRn. rKH e tw04vwith their chill
dirAn iliveeon the new chiefs aIfs tment,
AN ihherisance,Gf 800 arres. They are
anSoTg the few1Nho hss NOT dasposed
off aany Off 'theirn properdw. They raise
Hiyesstockaof all Kinds, ARE thirsty and
Observation-Disclosures to, sahite- schools.
'Mh best maaarial for the ssr, y is
the wWay ale IMlians 'snescribe ,Ohief
Lacy. .rJDhz Eads5, who as cousin Of
James Bunhananf Eads, vwzho bufftl the
Eat1s RbridEe across the Mississippi
river nat ST LOUIS, proudly takes his
place aas hHfbandaDf the rchief. D%She
is aneexcelltsit wiks, fine mothers The
best rntsxse l;Sging and un6erstandss&he
needs Of her people" he ssys.
= Luqy MA yi&h, with her ,is9 0ther, rE8m-
NETT, were ,i2saopted years ago by. -bsd
Wash,unsa, WAC led the Kaw IndEaEs
from tth&sr Iazsls inlxlansas hin 1873 TO
new ssettleRsent In Oklahoma terri
.sory. He Ssent them TO Haskell insti-
! cute, xfb&r tbsy had completed the
stribal ssoheso4s. 'Herei Lacy distinguished
Isaerself as student and became in-
&a-ested ifrsnuIsfng. After her gradu- /
iatkon from HASKELL she went ato New Y
York City aand became "a graduate
lfhaanse. She remained there -sewe5aI
years and rtisen returned to her own
Jp09lle. Her ibrother also lives in the
Raw country near Nthe little viiIage OF
WasEunga, manned after the old f4ribal
chief.
MRerKaws, Nike many other Indians
have sold and Giissipated their held
iEgs and are nspw reduced to poverty. |
Although their Hands joan those of the |
rich Usage, and oil derricSs can he
seen rising in the distance, the Kaws
have neaped no x1ineraa benefit as
yet a .4Hmber Of tests have gone
down, but oil in paying quantities has
not been found. -
Chief Lucy has announced that the
principal task of her administration
will be pressing claim Of her tribe
against the government for $l5I0O0,
hem as payment for lands they
'w&ed in Kansas before their mfgra-
ion 80 the Oklahoma territory.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
Charter No. 10

iEEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Moscow State Bank Moscow, in the
State sof Idaho, at the close of business De
cendfscr Goth, 1922.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
Community GRAZING.

Regina, Cal.-The Metador ranch of
100000 acres of grazing lands in the
western part of the province Is being
acquired by the provincial govern
ment for community grazing. Repre-
sensations now being made to the
provincial authorities to place a super
intendent in charge of the ranch with
a number of cowboys and that a
charge of 90 cents head per month
be imposed on all cattle pastured up
to about 5000 head.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
COUEyY RECORDS.

aS8az71 Mtg: .Jsshn "A. Lock, single
tito John Lowe, $500, due N12NWH
Lac and E1aNWA, WIZ NE14 and NEA
MEL 30-43-5 Nv.
.93072 Satisfaction of Mtg: Hypo-
Et5heskbank to r.. G. .Bellus r-m dated
l;S7Tff17.
,92073 Mtg: r. C. Bellus ct ux Ella
M ssto Thomas Lowe, $4,000, due
years, NWANWA 80 and SWASWA
49, also A. off the S. side of NWA
SEWEss4 29.
1904 BIS: Jodln Btriebich of Thorn
dsneak to Anna Knupes, 81, Dodge auto
mobile
9HE075 Timber deed: Lexington
Realty Co. To Winton Lumber Co.,
$1,000, timber uf every kind now lying
znb being ON aOtsf6 and 7 of section
6 and N12NWA T-a2-1 w.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
FANTASTIC GOWNS WORN BY
BARBARA LA MARI,

] Through the sombre setting of Tri-
fling Women" Rex Migrants strange
story, of which he has made a film
production, at the Kenworthy theatre,
Sunday, moves the brilliant figure of
Zareda, the fortune teller, the only
woman in the picture, played by the
beautiful Barbara La Mari. Against
the background of the story, Rex In
gram has made her spot of radiant
color, CARRIED in an infinity of hues,
draped in exotic silks and satin, rich
|velvets and brocades. !
1t is estimated that upon the fifteen
gowns worn by Barbara La MARI in
the production over $4,000 has been
spent, bringing the cost of each gown
to more than thousand dollars.
Four dressmakers were kept busy
throughout the two months Of pro-,
duction and because of the intrica-
cies of design and pattern were barely
able to keep pace with the demand.
4 The story of Trifling Women .
takes place in Paris in the days of
the Great War Thus the gowns,
ordered by Rex Ingram, must be made
to reflect the exquisite lines and skill
with which a Parisienne couturier
would have incorporated in them. n
Each gown, upon completion, was
paraded before Rex Ingram on a
With him rested the
final word of approval or rejection.
Trifling Women :" was written,
adapted and directed by Rex Ingrem.
In the cast are, in addition to Miss
La Mari. Ramon Novarro, Lewis
Stone, Edward Connolly, Pomeroy
Cannon, Hughie Mack, George Pouyet,
and Others A novel bit is obtained
the remarkable acting of Joe
Martin, highly intelligent ape.
The photography of Trifirzl Wo-
men is the work of John F. Seitz.
Production manager was Starrett
Ford.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD

been in California only six months.
She was one of the most beautiful
blends chosen to work in Miss Tai
madge'ss latest First National picture.
A" The Eternal Flame" which win n
shown, at the Liberty theatre on Ties
day and Wednesday, and. on. being
questioned as to her career followiAe,
the brilliant future her college work
presaged, she saidi
A college education is never SUI
perfluouss in any worthwhile career.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

Mrs. Archibald Mcneil, Jr., of Bridge
port, Conn, was to play second lead
ing part in East Is West opposite
Constance Talmadge.
Meantime g. very beautiful college
girl whose family stands high in the
social register has joined the Norma
Talmadge company.
She is Beatrice Bentley, daughter
of the Detroit BentlsZs. and an hefress
in her OWN right. Graduated from
Columbia University last year, she has
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

Mrs. #. NJ Leitch spent the day
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Stratton near Pullman,
where she was a guest at birthday
dinner given in honor of Mr.. Stratton
and his neighbor, Mr.. Graham, who
celebrated their birthdays together.
Mrs. Eva Kimberling Mcnamara is
visiting a few days with Miss Lenora
Christopher at Colfax Miss Chris
topher is teacher of domestic science
in the Colfax schools
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
Calf Ossifsed When Born.

Bloomsbury, Pam ossified calf
on the farm Of w. G. Rfshel at White
Hall is attracting much attention, es-
pecially among veterinarians, who de-
clare It to be the greatest animal
freak they ever have seen- The calf
was unusually small and was in the
bony condition when born by a COW
that previously had given birth to
nine normal calves.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
tHTMRESS GETS PART IN
NORMA 'TALMADGE FILM,

SSanions of weafsh and family con-
'tanpe to flock into the movies under
the TTalmadge banner.
First it was Mrs. Julia Hoyt who
created a furry inssocial circles when
she'aaccepted prt IN the screen YER
sion ola THE Wonderful Thing
Mvre recently the fashionable set of
New York, Newport and Palm Beach
read the choice ngrsel of news that
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

ueldi. - : = POI :, So/ 81
State of Idahe, County of Latah, S.
Il, Harry Whittier, Cashier of the above
faaJued bank, do solenrn1y swear that the
ahaye statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
HARRY WHITTIER, Cashier
is3ORRECT-Attest:
ROBERT WHETHER,
CHAS. N. LUSSIER,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of january, 1928
l certify that 1 an officer or di
rector of this bank
L. C, STENGER,
Notary Public.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

If you desire cheaper grade of
work than painting, bring your car
in and have coat OF enamel put
on. All work. guaranteed, Prices on
anpifcatfon. CHRIS ANDERSON, MAN
, 1923-10-22

vegetables, and we got our Pigeon
Tea and Coffee, and also our meat
at the Natronn Meat Market. which
handles the best and freshest meat
Of all. I tried to get permission to
go to the paimist. Mime. Reno. but
as It was getting late we had to go
homo. I went back the next day
and almost all she told was true.
We went to A. 2. Chsndler's Fill
ing Station where we got gas.
father said it was best Of all. II
will have to get my mattress ut the
Casper Mattress Co. I'm sure It Will
be like new"
Father" said I. ''may I get my
bike fixed at H. A. Seller" Eyes"
he said, and get a key for the back
door. it's the only kind that won't
break" The man said that we all
, 1923-10-22
10 PRIZES
FIRST $40
! $50 in Cash TO BOYS And GIRLS--S50 II lsR

ought to have q new car as they
were having a sale on them, but j
told him a bort Six was good
enough for awhile.
We ordered a box Of Buttcr-Nut
Bread from the Wyoming Baking
Co. because we knew 1t would keep
soft and moist
/ also had my picture taken at
Browns Studio. and It was the best
picture I yer had taken Of myself.
ct want some of Bulbs Ice Cream
after running all over town." said
mother. ut is SO refreshing"
We had the Western Plumbing
and Heating Co. repair u sink and
the pipes. and they haven't leaked
one drop since.
vERLE COLLAR. IS.
Central III.
, 1923-10-22
A FEW DAYS IN TOWN

As / was walking down the street
1 passed the Marinello Beauty Shop.
mother was there getting a
shampoo. When she came out she
said. After 1 have been in the
Marinello Beauty Shop I would
never go into any other"
1 then asked. Where shall we go
nextT" And she replied. wen
have to go to the Casper Coal and
Coke Co, for hat is the place we
get service and 1 want Gebo COAL
And by tho way. I want to go
to the National Bank of Commerce
because you know that is the only
place father would 60" She told
me to be sure ana see about the
dresser that we had spoken for at
, 1923-10-22

snoddy's. no cnn pull ana 10 won't
hurt in the least" When II WINS
pulled wo went 10 Jake the Nifty
Tailor. to SEQ II he had finished my
suit.
I was Just talking to Mrs. John
son and she said A. @. Jeffory had
healed her crippled back. She could
hardly get around before. now she
can walk easily.
We came to town the next day
ana just as we were riding nicely
in u a the front tire blew out.
And father said. Here Is my chance
to get a Federal tire that will almost
last tho life time OF the ar. And
he wen 20 the Federal and Mason
Tire Co. where he bought one
when you get the tire fixed /
want to go TO the Star Hand Laun-
, 1923-10-22

tho Exchange Furniture a Hard
ware Co.
And son." she said. ''wili you be
sure and get my suit ut the Service
C~leaners7"
Here is the money for my hat
she said. get It Mt the Swanson
Sisters" She handed me a note
and said, 60 to the Wyoming Drug
and Supply Co. and get what I have
written on the note. When you get
back we will GO to the Chase Cafe
and eat. that is where we get our
moneys worth"
"Ohl mother" said I. may we go
to the Rialto. there ia going to be a
fine show. its only ten cents for me
and forty for you" And we went.
Tomorrow we shall come back
and get your tooth pulled at DR..
, 1923-10-22

dry and get my laundry. I know
tine money Is worth the work." We
then went to tho laundry and on to
the Frenzel Optical Co., for that wns
where my mother wanted to get her
glapses. She said they gave her the
best satisfaction Of any glasses she
had ever had.
As we were on our way to the
optical company my father stopped
at the Casper Sheet Metal Works
where he got soma roofing for our
house. He said that It would turn
water the best that had over been
put on tho house.
IT want to get my battery at the
Sands Auto Speciality Co.. the one
that gives all IA service.
We went to the Grand Grocery
where we got all kinds of canned
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
ANCLlCKE DELNICTVO OD.
PORUcUJE DAN z KAPI-
TALU.

Londyn, 20. cervna. v jed
nom odstavci platformy angli-
cke Labor Party zdiraznovan
jest pozadavek, aby "a lcelem
uhrazenf anglickeho valecne-
hQ druhu ulozena byla dan 2
kSpitalu cd 5000 liber sterlin-
g3 vzhdru. Sidney Webb, del
niekt Glen parlamentu, prohla
SIT pfi te pfilezitosti, ze finan-
cM zabezpeceni ami restaurova
MS primysloveho majetku neni
moznym, pokud jeden million
liber sterlingd must byt kazdo
denn9 odnim&n 2 vysledkn pra
ce, nezli mdze bSt vyplacena
mzda anebo n6jaky zisk 2 kapi
talu jen ma uhrazeni 1rokh 2
valecn6ho d1uhu. Webb dolozil,
ze. Labor Party jest ochotna
sestaviti novou vladu. kdykoliy
bude k totnu vyzvana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
HAvfkI PRO vYssf MZDU.
Budou poxadovati zvyseni
o 20 procent.

Scranton, Pa. 20. Gervna. =
Haviri 2 tvrdouhelneho pasma
ma siezdu zde konanem priiali
podminkv. jez pfedlozeny bu-
dou ke schvaleni uhlobaronim
pfi uzavirani move smlouvy a
mezi mimi jest po6adavek IVY
senf mzdy o 20 procent.
Pfitomne dohodna,ti. i"s bv-
10 uzavfeno zafi minulahn no.
ku. vvprsi 81. slsDfa a bvlo O.
znameno. ze move nozadavky
podanv bndo1, uhlobaronum
tax hrzv, iak ie-eon bude MOI.
mn. Sized neuEinil zadnaho u.
etannvenf nro fem nfipad. ze
hv So vviednavsnf prptahlt
pres ~. es-ren. To bude znsta,
venn 1rednfknm oroanisace.
Behem dnesnfhn dpnolednf
no xaeedani. iemuz predseda'
John L. Lewis, snezinarodn!
pfedseda Spoientch dnlnich
delnikd Amer1ky, dbNo k w.
trznosti, kdyz na gallerii spo-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30

zorovan bvl Joseph M'nlev,
yet znameho radikaln w. z.
Fcstera a j. p. Mccarthy. "a
ctupnliici d4lnic. obrahnou ra-
dn. ktefi byli vasniv6 odkuz-.
vani iako nepfatele havif1ke
oroanisace a iinych unit a ko-
necn6 i'm narizeno Lewisem,
abv Sc klidili>ze sine. McCar-
thv byl provazen svoji manzel-
kou.
Odesli. IA possneaneho po-
krikovani deleoati venku ma
paden bvl Mccarthy neholika
muzi ztlucen. ri. Mccarthy
ova nebvla napadena. ackoh
take brala hcast a hajila sveh0
|manzele deSHnfke EN-.
Radikalove isou obvihovand,
ze usiluii o zamesenf komuni-
stickych nauk do unit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30

Marlct. So es. cevna. -
(PostoSnf xpf1 v noci :
Is. na1s. 6kva pfehnal e
pre- loiBi - m koloni cy'
.kiss - We 20 mn
v cestu pfiAlo q s1ypdsobil zdej.
Sim krajandm acn6 skody
Tem9f kazdy Mich prisel Q
barnu nebo ddnX n4kolik konl
to zabilo q 2 p6ti sypek zbyly
pouze tffsky, jez byly ma mil
cesty daleko rozmetdny. Te'
mef vsechny telefonni sloupy
byly zpfel&many a ma stro
mech zpisdbeny znacne sko
dy. Neni zde pametnfka. kterj
by cos podobneho v. Kanadi
zazil. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
ZUSTAI We vZDUCHU "a HODN
SMELYM AVATIKUM NEPODARlLO Sc VSAK
PkEKONATI REKORD.

San Diego, Cal 60 cervna. - Aeroplan, nesouc kap
L. H. Smtha porucika j. B. Richtera, armadn avatiky p
jech pokusu zGsa vzduchu cyri dny cty noci spad
ran0 s-.ss
80 lets6 Rockwell byo sdeleno ze zadny aviatkt
neurp9 vazn9jsho zran6n DIE vyprav6nf distonfki let
moznen byl huston mhou. Pred tim krouzii ceou me
sfcnou noe. -Ztsali vzduchu tem9f "a hodiny.
By to jeich druhy nezdafeny pokus dvou dnech zi
sa vzduchu dos dlouho pfekonani dosavadnich
kordi
PH obou pokusech dokazano, ze aeropany dali zaso
bovat pavem vzduchu N9kolikrate stfedu vcers
porucc Hines Seifet pflet6 aeropanu pokouseifc!ml
Sc pfekonan rekordu znsali vede n9ho dos dlouho
moh vetknou rouru do jcho nadrzky zasobiti
pasolinem Rovnez potravny dodali kap. Smthov
Gfku Richterovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
FRANCE PEVNA We SVEN zAMERU.
ZUSTANE v PORURf, POKUD NEMCl
NEZAPLATf NAHRADY.
OKKUPOVANEM PASMU ZABRANA BYLA
DALSf CAST NEMECKEHO UZEMf.


Pafiz 90. cervna. Nadsen, ak6ho malokdy senat by
svedkem byo vyoano premerem Poincarem dnes kdyz
konc ohnve fec niz zada povolenf nunych dveri da
v6dof svetskym duchovnim mocnosem, ze acko Fran
Gle jenom nechu chapala branne silly nyni kdyz
opafen podniknua bude Mich pokracovano po
kud Sc Nemecko nevada"
Clenove povstali jasotu povOi ednOmysln9
zadany liver 307, 100000 frankn.
hlubokym pohnutim premier zminoval financni
situaci Nemecka, ktera denn9 stava horst.
Rise, pravi spohybuje hroznem, zhoubnem kru-
hu anil by cinla neakych pokusd dosta neho Spoe
ha nejaky zazrak ably zachran pred skutecnou zka
nez zazraky deli vemi zdka. Nemne dnes aby ne
mec ndustriaiste nepokouse vejt styk nasm OBJ
chodnky neb poky. Jsem zpravdla vyrozumen t6chto
tazfch; my vsak nedame vlakat do zadne dalM pas
"Casem Nemecko doufa spojenecke zakroceni Poci-
tall zmaomyslneni Francie jeff dnavu cni vaznou chy
bu Ny jsme ohlas nase podstatne pozadavky techto
neslevime niceho
My nechceme skonfiskovat Poruf ale budeme je drze
ii tax douho pokud N6mecko nezaplat svdj duh Nejpo
sedn9 nemecke navry nejsou vazne nezasuhuji odpo-
ved Zdali NGmecko nechce cbapati suac tim hlfe pro
me- Nikdy nevzdame zaruk jez nyni drzme, pokud
nevyrovna. Kdybychom couv Ryn nezi dostaneme
placeno N9mecko dosaho by sve posty naseho pokoen
"Setkai sme odporem, ktery jest nazyvan trpnym
avsak skutetnost cnny z&ludny zloGnny Odpor
pichazf cd veikych indusiAnch maektd berlfnske Via
dy Toto nebyo vzdycky chapkno czine zejm6na ya
- NcnyDy rovhSx mohou se dft
Essens24 cervna Francouzska trkolora vzn&sela sc
dnes mad HonSyburg jednim hstorickych mist Poru
lezfcm pf sku rex Lenne Ruhr Toto dodatecne dzem
zabrano byloa tres n9ho tasto seno bylo fran
couzsk6 stra5e blfze hranc
Fancou veSli do m6sta dnes rano kdyz konana
tam byla velika svaba Nacenik poce jeden hlavnch
hos byl zacen Francouz Gmz svatebn veseost preuse
Hohen-Syburg neni zadnych prdmyslovych zavodi
Mohuc, 20. cervna - Sedm Nemci bylo dnes odsouze-
smrti pro sabotaz francouzskym vojenskym soudem
Jnv muz odsouzen by dozvoti do zaafe dals pct
rokd do vezeni pro tentyz pfecin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
MILLERAND HAM SvoJl
ZEMl.
Pravi, xe mir sv4ta nem< -
echo obSvati Cd Francie.

Pariz, 20. cervna. - Presi-
dent Millerand, jenz spolu $ a.
merickym, anglickym a belgi-
ckym vyslancem byl vcera ho-
stem pfi hostine, jiz uspofa-
dali korespondenti cizfch caso
pisi v Pafizi, vidal We sve re-
Ii hold tisku jakozto velik6mu
sprostfedkovateli lepsiho me-
zinarodniho dorozumenf.
v dalsfm prdb9hu sv6 feci
apeloval Millerand ma z&stup-
ce tisku, aby vlivem svym p0.
Isobili KIN lepsimu pochopenl
|francouzsk&ho stanoviska v re.
tpesaenf 10 tkEce ! aby sdarszn'
hi, ze Francie neusilnje 0 mic
vice, nezli Q spravedlnost q q
| to, CO il pravem nalezi. Ku kon
ci pax dolozil:
'Reknete svym krajandm,
ze prosperita a mir sv9ta ne.
mali Sc echo bati od republi.
kanske Francie. Nejhorsi, CO
mas mize postihnouti, jest ne
uorozum6ni. NV pocftame ns
vas smysl pro pravdu, ma vase
profesionelnf sv9domf, ma vase
sympatie, abyste vystihli, Il
fysiognomie Francie sc nezme'
nila."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
TRAcIcKY SKON CESKE
zENY.

Chicago, 90. cervna. - s
okna tfetfho poschodi zdejsi O
kresnf nemocnice, kde byla le.
tena po n9kolik mesfcd, vrhla
sc v z&chvatu trudnomyslnostj
Katefina Hryzakova, 55-leta
Utrp6la poran6ni, Jinlx "a ne
lcolik hodin podlehla. Nest'ast
ma lena nar0dila e v SpleSi'
'cfch Y kfaii taborskem a v A.
merice dlela 40 r0aki. ZIstavi
Ia po sob6 diva zenak6 syny Z
osm v1outat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
ZEMETkESENf "
KALIFoRNll.

Los Angeles, 20. Gerwna. -
Mesto San Beana1dino pocftilo
slime zem6t 6tfeseni, die telefoni-
ckeho sd6leni, obdrzeneho
zdeisimi Times. Zadma v9tsl
skoda nebyla vsaak zpdsobena,
Riverside. CAL, 80. { 'terMa
- Til ostr6 nffesy zem'9 bvly
zde pocit&nv dnes We 5.46 od.
poledne. Sacoda z6adn& Sc ne,
|stala. M
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PRESIDENT 0 KAPITALU A PRAQ.
PRAVf, zE We VALCE MELY BY BYTI
PODROBENY KONSKRIPCI.
ROVNEZ PROHLASIL, ZE JEHO ADMINlSTRACE
BYLA PRiZNIVOU DELNICTVU.

Helena, Mont, 90 cervna. reci proslovene dnes
Ger Helene kapitou tohoto vekeho ndustrianho stau
nemz nekolikrate sweden kruy zapas mez kaptaem pra
ci president Harding prohlas pripade valky bude
podrobiti konskrpci kapal prac zamu vec naroda
Dotkl Sc teto otazky z ednou reel prosovene ma
Narodnm hfbitove Arngonskam den zdoben hrobi ale
nikol tax dIkladn6 ako ucn Proti navrhu
postavo rozhodne organsovane dnictvo kdyz ucn4n
byl behem americkeho lcastenstvi svetove valce
Kdyz to ucinme. prav president "nevrhneme Sc stfem
hav do zadne vaky kdyz to ucnme zapas bude zafitl
skutecnym vastenectvm, neposkvrnenym vyd6kafsvim.
Pon6vadz zadne meznarodn nepfatestvi pfitomne ne
ohroze Spojen6 Sty president pravi jest We
lei dskusse q projevem osobniho nazoru.
eze feci p. Harding velebi stanovisko sve admin
strace vici kapau prac Rekl shromazdeni re prevla
dao presvsd6eni ze bude stavet pro zamdm prace IT.
kdoz choval presvedceni by zklaman prohlasl pre-
|sident.
"Jsem dobfe v6dom toho" pravI p Harding, "ze byi
it, kdoz domniva pred tim nez admmsrace byla
voana zodpovednos ze bude ympatsovati projekty
snzovan mzdy denctva ochromeni d6nckych organisac
Nyni iz davno pfesvedc SVEN omylu Mic nehy
tax vzdaleno cd cei pfitomne adminrace nez jakako
mysenka zncen praua jak denictva talk kaptau oga
nisovati ednati takovem organisovanem ozeni.
"My neprejeme 81 nutit id pracovat, kdyz necht6ji
pracovat Rovnez nepfeeme nuti zamesnavatee drzet
" prac di podmfnek jsou nemozny avsak horive
Isnazsae spenaeni kafktus nszs tsic obena saEc
lmi."
President icil pokusy vystfednika jak polckych TAX
Idenickych frakc svest vivem svym administered ejch
nazordm ale prohlas ze admnistace snazla udrzova
rovnovahu mezi obema temito skupinami.
"Admnistrace" pravl, "snaza zabraniti jedne
rane znceni organisovane prace druhe zmafiti
programy ejchz konecnym cem byo zniceni soukroeho
.kapitalu a znarodneni vsech zdrod produkce"
zaverku reti dotkl president situace Rusku
Acko odsoul sovesky despotismus srovnaval podmnky
nchz lide pod z pomery pracucch tfid Ameri
Ice, doda vsak:
.Nepochybne move Rusko Sc rodi. Vedle tragede
vseho sem rad re Rusko podnka experiment
"Zda dyacet stoetf kfestanske cry jeff velka hsto-
dskeho pokroku nescetna stoei pred tim nez kesta
zasvo byly prozity pochybenych theorch
dveho spoecenskeho pofadku pax vsechno jest chybn4
ansvi nezdarem rovnez celia civilsace ia
SLIM upevni nasi dlveru ustaeny spoe6en
sky pofadek."
Rec presdentova nebyla pfjata zadnym velkym mad
j senin sledovana vsak se zvy m zajmem
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DIVA MrssIoNAkI UToNULI

Tiffin. o.. 20. cervna. Ed
mund Winters. 25-letV a James
Laubach. 24-lett. 2 tohoto me
sta. mission&fi pro Reformova
pou cfrkev v Jotan v Cine. u
tonuJi v iszefe blfze onoho me-
sta. die sdxleni' obdrzen6ho ie-
itch zdeiSfmi pf4teli. Oha mis-
sion&n Rraduovali 2 Heildel-
berg university . vyutovali ma
iHuping kellGji ' Cine.
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sMUTNY KoNEc v1LETU.

New York, %. tervna. -
Tragedis. ktera 81 vyzadala
zivoty -tfi' 14-letych dfvek, u
d&la Sc ma vyletu, ktery pod
nikla nGit6lka Sc II dfvkami
ku Sheepshead Bay vcera. De-
ii se koupaly ma mNcine blize
bfehu ale til z Mich zasly o ne
Co dale, do hlubok6 vody q "a
hynufy.
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Moskva, ~. 6ervna. Rev. DR..
TichoR dffvejsk patriarcha pra
voslavn4 cirkv4 jenz propu-
'st9n byl : vszehi, az do kona-
INF procesu . nf pro cinnost
|protirevolucni, popira. ze byl
|trysnSh Y zaltf ! pravi, ze
naopak hylo snim dobfe zachi
lzeno. Tichon pfitomns bydli '
Dumstoysk&m kl&stere.