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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
PeathS.

PORTER. All officers and members OF kim-
ROD Supreme Grand EncamPment. ~ o. \;
Mount OlIvet Baptist Church. 9Th st. between
I. and NJ SITS. ne, Sunday. November IL,
In full uniform. according to your degree:
at IL o'clock SHARP to attend the f pns3 OF
who departed this life Tuesday. November
BY order of 4. ]. w. GAINES.
Supreme Grand General
Supreme Grand Secretary.
SADLER. Departed this life Wednesday, No
vember Il, 1923. at 4:o5 pm. DAIsEY
SADLER. She leaves TO mourn her loss
many who loved her. including four sisters
Funeral Sunday, November 10, at O'Clock,
from the residence of her uncle. Oscar o.
Barnes, 1880 9TH st. NV IL
STEWART. Suddenly. Noyember Is, 1873. at
beloved husband of Blanche Stewart. Rels-
tives and friends requested 20 attend the
tional Church. corner of 18th and II SITS.
NV. Monday, November 10, at l pm. NO
reHss after sysss , PSaSe
phia and New York papers please copyD IL
STEWART. The Banneker Relief Associo-
tion announces the death OF Brother
viii be held sunday. November IS. at / pm.
from Lincoln TsIuple. 1lth and r SITS. Nv
WATER J. SINGLETON. President
]. c. BCRLLS, Secretary. 1s'
4Ohdkhs november ~, l3-o. aIttr iu6et-
Ing illness, at 1908 st. NV, BYRON p.
TURNER. Funeral from Wright's under
taking parlors, 1887 10th st. NV, Monday,
$50 pm. IDterment private. 1S'
WALLACE. Departed this life Tuesday. No
vember IS, 1923. in Philadelphia, BOYD
WALLACE, beloved brother Of Corneiia Cal
lawsy tnee Wallace and ANDREW Wallace.
Funeral from the residence of bis sister,
Mrs. Cornelia Galloway 412 Washington st.
nv, Sunday. l pm Relatives and friends
invited.
WATERS. Friday, November 16 1923 MAR
CELIA EDNOSSTOS. widow of Dwight r.
Waters. in the 93rd year of her age
Funeral from her late residence, 1906 Ken
yon st. NV. Monday, November 10. at $50
pm. Interment al Glenwood cemetery. Is
WILSON. Departed this life, Thursday. No
vember Is. 1923. at $50 am. CHARLES
II. WILSON, beloved husband OF Alberta
Wilson. father OF Oliver W, Mrs. Beatrice
u. Jacobs and Mamie a. and brother of
Herbert e. Wilson. Funeral from his late
residence, 1917 9th st. NV. Monday morn
ing, November 10. at IL am, Rev. 7. j.
Grimke OF the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment at Harmony cemetery:
WILSON. BELLE WILSON passed away No.
yember Q, 1929. She was priced member or
Mrs. Horace Cummings household for many
years. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
FIRES AT "PEEPING TOM

A burglar or ."Peeping Tom" last
night appeared at the window of a
first-fioor apartment of Cathedral
Mansions, $500 Connecticut avenue,
attracting attention of occupants of
the apartment DR.. John p Briscoe
telephoned police of the Tenleytown
district, who frightened the. man
away with q volley of six shots.
When Policeman o. K. Stanton
reached the vicinity of the apartment
house the man still was standing near
the window of DR.. Briscoe's apart
ment. and Stanton, fearing he would
be unable to capture him. fired his
revolver toward him, one bullet
crashing through window Of the
apartment Of Earle Canady, first floor
# 800 Connecticut avenue.
msn ta nirht NJ fmrther .s trsca 'n ns
him was found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
FOREIGN,
~ a.m Greenwich time. 4,
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
both Of Richmond. Va.
s.. Lamar Beaver Of this city and ,Adria G.
Stalpaker Of Montrose. W: Va.
J9hn j. yarga of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
Minnie Clifford Of Baltimore, Md.
william r. Csde and Helen G. Davies.
John B. Altman Of Rocky Mount. Va aud
Sarah A. Beckham Of this city.
Kenneth 8. Blakeslee Of New York city and
Katherine Barnard Of this city.
IRnatius Jones and Lillian MAYNARD.
William LS6gis of Stubenville. Ohio, and Bes
sic Weston o. Forneida, Fla.
Clarence L. King and Marie b. Stockley.
Ionic HouRh Of this city and Edith E.
Thompson Of Bladensbufg. Md.
Temple L. Purks and Esther NJ. Powers,
both OF Richmond, Va.
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Nine. TSnmadOs to Speak
On Orphan ms OF Greece.

On Orphans OF Greece.
Nine. Tsamados, honorary chair
man for the central committee in
Washington for the relief Of the
fatherless children in Greece. will
speak Soe % TUESDAY morning. Novem-
meeting of the sewing circle in
the Child Welfare building. 2loo G.
street northwest, on the conditions in
Greece. The committee announces that
at All meetings of the sewing circle
during the winter there will be q
speaker. who will give an interesting
and vital talk on the conditions in
Greece among the. refugees.
The dean of the George Washington
University and Mrs. William Allen
Mliour VIII be given reception and
In the chapel of George Washington
University, when portrait of Mr..
Wilbur Will be presented to the uni
versity.
Miss Olive Reeder entertained at
dinner last evening at her home in
| Baltimore in honor Of Miss Eleanor
Williams. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced to Mr. William
Wallace McLanahan.
Mrs. Nellie Kitchel will give q din.
ner of twelve covers this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel. Bridge will
follow the dinner.
The Eeleet Klub will hold an in
formal dance in the ballroom at the
Raleigh Hatel tonight at O'clock.
The advisory council of the Speech
Reading Club of Washington, Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge, DIR. Percal Hall,
Mrs. Beverly Randolph M6Son, DR..
William B. Mason, Miss He n Nico-
lay. DR.. Charles w. Richard bn, Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson. Dx George
B. Tribe, Rt. Rev. Thomas Shahan.
DR.. Walter A. Wells and Rev. Charles
WoodS were honor guests at a re-
ception at o'clock last evening
given by the club in itsSsnoms at
1910 I street northwest
Miss Florence P. spofford is pres
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@OLA George Harvey, retiring
ambassador to Great Britain
~ left Washington today after a
visit of several days at the
White House, and VIII go to his home
In New Jersey.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James
!. Davis. is leaving this art ;rno1n tor
Lowell. Mass. where he will make an
address. He will retura to Washing
ton tomorrow evening.
Adm. fraI md Mrs. Benson
Hosts to British Admiral.
Admiral and Mrs. William s. Ben.
son will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of Admiral Sir Montague
Browning of the British army, al
their new residence. 242o Tracy place
Admiral Browning will be the guest
at dinner tomorrow evening of tn.
naval attache of the British embassy
Capt. +. l.. Tottenham.
4 number of dinner parties were
given last evening preceding the sup
per dnnce which the ambassador. Of
Italy, Don Gelasio Caetani. gave in his
apartment at 1885 Massachusetts ave.
hue.
The air attache of the embassy and
Slgnora Calderara were hosts at din.
ner, their guests including the mill.
tary attache of the British embassy
and Mrs. Charlton. Countess Fran
cesca di Malgra and the secretaries
or the Italian embassy, Barone d
Gtura and Signor S-ltn:,
others who entertained preceding
TIE dance were Senorita Ramona Lee
1eYre and Mrs Luke McNamee.
The ambassador was host to a com
pany of about 125. the company being
seated at small tables a bout the room
The second secretary of the Peru
Wan embassy. DIR. Santiago +. Bedoya
entertained at dinner last evening
IN honor of Mrs. Stewart Mcdonald
and Mrs. Henry G. Garneau of St
Louis. The other guests included the
minister of Ecuador and Senore de
EliZalde. the minister of Uruguay and
Nine. Farela, the minister of Switzer-
land and Nine. Peter, the minister of
Guatemala and Sonora de Sanchez
l-atour. the minister of Colombia and
Sonora de Olaya, the minister of PAN
anna and Sonora de Alfaro, the minis
ter OF the Serbs, Creates and SloveneS.
DR.. Ante Pavichich; the charge d af-
faires of Peru ana Sonora de Con
zales Prada and Col. and Mrs. George
T. WcitZell.
DR.. Bedoya will entertain informally
at tea this afternoon from to
O'Clock at Wardman Park Hotel.
The charge daffaires of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik will entertain in-
formally at tea followed by dancing
this afternoon at 1851 Wyoming ave
nue..
Gen. and Mrs. William j. Snow
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WE ARE UNABLE TO
SUPPLY THE DEMAND

from prospective purchasers for well stu
ated business and Investment properties.
II you have for sale business other in
come producing property and will communicate
with us, either by letter or telephone, I'VE will
assure you energetic action looking to its
quick sale.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1915 Ego Street Main 2l34
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Carh Of Tbanks.

AUFFN. We wish TO express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends and
relatives for their sympathy and beautiful
foral tributes rendered at the death of our
beloved mother, CECILIA RCFFIN. departed
this life Sunday. November IL. 1923.
SONS, NATHANIEL RUFFIS. JOSEPH
RUFFIN, AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. 1Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
BORING FOR OIL IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW, November 1.-THE In
ternational Barnsdall Corporation has
begun operations III the Baku oil dis
trict.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
James II. and Athine ID. Chaconas, girl.
/ Edgar B. and Johanna Ryon. girl.
Alfred w. and Pearl r. Whitaker. girl.
Floy6B. and Louise II. Olcott, boy. ,--
Louis and Gussie Alrert, boy.
Harry and Reheeca Honikman. boy.
EFnest L. and H1piR Mcdowell. girl.
I William J. and M&Yknerite Morrison. girl.
| vitus G. and Agnes Dahl, boy.
George T. and Mary L. Thomaides, boy.
Albert F. and Augusta z. Paul. jr., boy.
Frank J. and Ruby v. Dixon, boy.
Steve and George Pappas, girl.
Frank +. and Gladys L. Johnson. boy.
william and Carrie Hawkins, boy.
Charles and Marthp Henson. boy.
i. John and Irene Coats. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
FOUND.
LOST.

COLLIES t3l. ART one part Airedale. Wash
ington Animal Rescue League, $40 Maryland
ave. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17

A western packer has a herd of
buffalo with which he will test the
market for buffalo, meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17

The Eeleet Klub will hold an in.
FORMAL dance In the ballroom at the
Raleigh Hatel tonight at 9 O'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17

@OIA George Harvey, retiring
ambassador to Great Britain.
~ left Washington today after a
visit of several days at the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24
DOMNELf VRAZI vILLOvI.

Mesto Mexiko, %. cervence.
Gen. Eugenio Martinez, vo-
jensky velitel statu Chihuahua,
oznamuje zajeti svym vojskem
tfi muzd, ma nichz lpf podezre-
nj z 1castenstvi ma nedavnem
zavrazdenf gen. Francisco Viii
ly. Gen. Martinez dale ozna-
mil, ze ctyri dodatecne oddly
jfzdy byly vypraveny ma prona-
sledovani vrahd. Panuji oba-
w pred vaznym vybuchem v
Canutille a federalnfmu vojsku
v okolnich posadkach dany by
" instrukce, aby bylo pchoto-
We vzhledem k vyhrGzkam ma
slim mnoha set Villovych
stoupenc1 pro prfpad, ze pi.
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POKROKOyCI v zkJMU FARMAk0.|
CEIYSTAJi RADIKALNf PROGRAM
PRO PRfSTf KONCRES.
MEZI JlNYM BUDE zADANO, ABY vLADA KOUPI.
LA 200 MILLlONU BUSLU PSENICE.

Washington 23 Gervence - Jeden z nejvstsich boju
jenz veden bude kaponim sku pfisti zimu bude
thodach m mohla by faafdm poskytnou dleva cd nz
kych psence. N6ktef zvanych radka ci pokro-
kovcd M by tax daeko ably vsecy hospodafske produky
byly chraneny stanovenim minmaln ceny.
Vedle techo navrhd nmiz vytasi nedavno senator
Smith Iowy Norrsova predoha, jez byla
nejradikalnejs podanou mnuem zda by zcela
konservativni
DIE eto pfedlohy mel by vadni trad jenz by
kupova prodava hospodaske produkty pocaecnm kap
taem 500 100000 upsanym vadou jenz moh by zpetna
soben padu poreby udeenm ufadu prva vydat
$500, 900, 900 dluhopsn. ars
Senator Brookhart pra, Norrisova pfedloha jest
dostaecna Jest $500 900 pocatecnfho kapu
opafenm aby mohl byti rozmnozen billion dollard pa
du potfeby.
Prvnim krokem die senatora Brookhara bylo by ureo-
van vladou jako valky Jest pouzvano argu
menu re vada tehdy sanovla psence 1920 kdy
farma moh nj dosati mnohem vice nyn kdyz jest
davana pod produkcnimi vyloham pmefena mea by
byti zarucena.
Jest nekok navrhd, ak strc Sam mohl by pomoci far
mari jeho prtomne uac Nejznamejsi techto jest Nor
rova pfedloha PAX prichazi pfedoha Brookharova KITE
ra e "zvelebanm prvne zmnene die niz vlada by
ella mnianf ceny vsechny hospodafske produkty ko-
necne as move zvoeny senator Johnson napadem ze
vlada m6la kupova 100000 b psenice rocne ably
jeji ustalia.
Senator Capper Kansasu vefi vsak odpomoc ulevu
zcea jineho druhu. Pravil totiz:
"Narodni ko-operativn spolecnos vlasnena farmari,
jez by uvad6la psenici do rhu mIze b jednim vysed
mike ceny nasi havni chlebovny.''
CapperTincherova predoha pfijata 'posednim kongre
spekulovan psenci te dobe kdyz bya
podana vana bya jako nejvetsi dobrodin zemedesvi
cee generaci Ucnf machnacm spekulantI, kteTi
die vile sv6 snizova cenu psence, rikalo Sc tehdy
I'll, kdoz by obvineni, dovozuji nyni ze zakon ten
pud spekuatvn penize obnho trhu re bez fktickeho
kupovanf prodavani famaf koncch mus trpsti nzkymi
cenami
Nekter farmari, SVEN zoufalstv jsou ochotn tomu
vef Vndcove fanafskeho boku soji vsak pevne pro-
hasu ze nebyt onoho zakona jenz zakazue spekuovan
spsenici pr dodavku eze byla by stlacena
hem vice, nez Sc ,nyni stao 4 a sS
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MEZINARODNf SJEZD
ATHLETIC.
Ceskoslovensko vyslalo do Pa
rize 200 Sokoli a 100 Sokolic.

Pariz, %. Gee. Dnes sjelo Sc
" Parizi asi $4,000 athleta k
trdennim mezinarodnim zavo-
ddm. Francie vyslala k mezi-
narodnimu tomu kontestu 49,
900 svych nejlepsich cvicen-
ca, pet tisic athleta pfijelo z
Hollandska, Belgie, Italie, j.
hoslavie a Ceskoslovenska. Ma
meztnarodnich tech zavodech
bude representovano vic jak
sest set telocvicnych spolkd z
riznych francouzskych depart
mentG, jakoz ze zahranici.
Athleti sjizdeli Sc jiz vcera ca
sne rano, .kdy Parizane byli
jest6 We spanek pohrizeni. Ri
zne oddly zavodnik1 zavitaly
do hlavniho francouzskeho me
lsta "a zvukG svych hudebnich
sborG, vojenske pochody notu-
jicich, jakoz sborG bubenic-
kych j trubacskych. Cizinecke
oddly zavadeny byly mistnfm
|ubytovacim vyborem do verej-
|nych budov, jez stanou Sc Jim
|obydlim "a pobytu ' Pafizi.
Ceskoslovensko yyslalo k lie
ltosniI1 mezinarodnim zavo-
dunn dp Francie sva vzorna
druzstya poctem dive ste Soko
lii .celkefn, jakoz sto sokol-
skych zen. Jde vykvet sokol-
ske mladeze ceskoslovenske,
vybrane ze souhrnu sokolskych
|obci, majicfch lhrnem 10000
pflslusnikI. Krasne narodni
kroje Sokolic budily vseobec-
becnou pozornost.
Ia mezinarodnich tech "a
vodd bude v6novana tez speci-
elnl pozarnost kombinacnim
pochoddm a vojenskym evil
kim.
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svych pfibuznych a zadal o
tlumoceni posledniho ipozdra.
WI prateldm. v tfetim pax pro
ievil prislovecnou svoii rad
most a poctivost. Zanechavaje
v mem posledni sve penize ma
zaplaceni najemneho, zadal
hoteliera "a odpusteni, ze zpn
sobil mu n6jake obtize. V kaz
dem SVEN pocfnani vzdy cest-
ny a poctivy pc cely svdj Ii
vot pred svou smrti projevil
krasne vlastnosti sve disledne
povahy jist6 zpisobem hlubo-
ce jimavym.
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K sEBEvRAzDEs KRAJANA
SINKULY.
v zanechanych dopisech pra-
vi, ze zivot nasledkem nezda-
ri stall sc mu bremenem.

Omaha, 81. cervence. (Po-
stovni zprava.) Zdejsi Narod-
nj Pokrok, We zprave o sebe-
vrazd6 krajana J. K. Sinkule
pise mezi jinym:
Kraian Sinkule klesl pod tt
hou zivotniho bremene. Mama
cuji to til dopisy, ktere po So
be zanechal a nichz jeden
byl urcen jeho synu, p. Boru-
81 Sinkulemu, jakoz i dceri,
panf Zdence Bukackove, a o.
statnfm pfibuznym, druhy re-
daktoru t. |. Otakaru Charva
tovi treti hotelieru p. Vacla-
WI Nuderovi.. Vsechny tyto do
pisy vyznivaly asi v stejny
smysl: zivot stal Sc zesnule-
mu nasledkem tezkych ran o.
'sudovych, k nimz poslednf do
be nasledkem nekolika nezda-
Ri v jeho podnikani pridruzi-
la Sc financnf tisen, bfemenem.
Necht6je nikomu byti ma OBJ
til, odesel dobrovolne, nebot'
pry jeho pevnou vfrou bylo, Re
clov9k ma jfti, kdyz je hotov.
v pripise sve' rodine sdelil sva
pfanf ohledne pohrbu a citli-
va jeho ceska. duse jevila Sc
zvlaste v zadosti, ably ma roz-
foucenou pred smutnou cestou
ma hrbitov predneseny byly pf-
sne. "Zasvit' mne ty, slunko
zlat6, ma posledni z vlasti
krok" q "Kde domov mdj?"
Byly to jeho oblibene pfsne,
pri jichz zpevu vzdy Sc duse
jeho nejak roztesknila a oci
zarosily. V druhem pffpise po-
zadal sveho dlouholeteho prl-
tele o poslednf sluzbu, rozlou.
ceni Sc mad rakvi, uvedl da.
tum sveho narozen{ q seznam
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DAUCHERTY OPET MEMO
CEN.

Washington, %. cervence.
Obhajci c. w. Morse, v jeho
procesu pro osizenf vlady pri
lodnich kontraktech "a valky,
vzdali Sc sveho dmyslu povola-
tt .jako svedka generalniho ma
vladniho Daughertyho. Jako
pflcina Sc. udava, ze Daugher-
ty jest ''vazne nemocSn" We
SVEN domov6 v Columbus, @.
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OBTfzE RODTNY V1RTUOSA
"a PRISTANf v NEW
YORKU.

Lonsk6ho roku odces.oval 8
proslulym londynskym smycco-
wynn kvartetem Arthur Beck
with Lopdyna pro nasta-
vajici sezonu angazovan byl
pro zdeisi symfonieky orche.
str. Priplul vcera panfkem
Orduna do New Yorku a jeho
osoba jako umelce ma koncert-
nj ceste byla propustena, ale
nikoli ieho manzelka a til dit
ky, kterym pfistanf' bylo "a
braneno, jelikoz prist6hovalec-
ka kvota anglicka Jest vycer-
pana. Beckwith necht9l vsak
"a zadnou cenu rodinu opusti-
ii, nebylo toho ale tfeba. jeli-
koz ma zakro6eni pfatel umel-
ce mohla manzelka i ditky jiti
s otcem a setrvati $ MIN. az ce-
II pffpad bude rozhodnut.
Ma palube, teze lodi prijel
dirigent zdejslho orchestra Nj
kolaj Sokolov jenz ffdil s vel
kym 1spechem koncerty Ion
dynsk6ho orchestra. Odiel 2
New Yorku do New Haven,
Con-, kde We ctvrtek zemfel je-
no otec, 67lety slepy houlslista
Harry Sokolov.
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grRANz !.

take mnoho prohlfdkarni: Kaz-
dy den " noci pfijdou do by
tn a cely no obrati vzhhru mo-
hama mali cloNak o kosjli
vice nebo trosku zasob, hned
Itmu je seberou. Jiz odsud cd
jeli vsichni Cechove, kteri zde
byli, aby nekde jinde nalezli
lpokoj a lepsi zivot.
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vELKY. NEPOMEK ZEN A
MUzU v EVROPE.

Jeden z predvidanych dG-
sledki velke valkys svetove po-
Gina byti pocit'ovan po cele
Evrope. Je to citelny nedosta-
tex muzI, zavineny hromad-
nym zabijenfm, We valce sve-
tove. Temer 20 miliond zen a
dfvek v zemich evropskych je
odsouzeno jiti zivotem bez dru
ha bez stesti a pozehnani,
jez pfinasi zivot rodinny.
Ma ostrovech Velke Britanie
je o 100000 zen vice nezli
muzG. V Rusku pocet zen pre-
vysuje 0 100000 pocet mu-
zi. V ostatnich zemich evrop-
skych je 100000 vice zen
nez muzi. A nejenom,-ze neni
legitimnich druhi pro t6chto
dvacet miliond zen, ale mladi
muzi nemohou namnoze vstu-
povati do svazku manzelskeho
pro. nedostatek prace, snizova
nj mezd, nedostatek bytd, vyso
kou cenu zivotnfch ,potreb
pro nebezpeci novych valek.
Ddsledek toho ,vseho jest po
kles mravI, jevicf Sc We ysech
zemich evropskych
v primyslovych strediscfch
zeny prebfraji< muzdm zamest-
mani, jsouce ochotny pracova-
ii "a nizsf mzdy.. Nezamestna-
most v mnohych evropskych ze-
mich je velice vaznym profile
mem. Jaka zla vyvola tato 81
tuace, mono 81 snadno domy-
sliti. Zaznamy o rozvodech v
Anglii a jinych zemich jsou
nejlepsim svedectvim vaznosti
situace.
Vseobecne ma sc "a to, ze
tento stav upravf a vyrovna Sc
We dvou anebo trech genera
cich, ale v mezidobf tom Evro
pa must celiti jedne z nejmimo
radnejslch situaci, tvorlcfch
problem, jaky resiti nikdy ne
byla nucena zadna skupina ma
rodd We svetove historic.
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Dop;s Ruska. - Ouch Ca
su" v Moravske Ostrave uve-
rejnuje pripis, psany ceskou
delnici v Rusk,l o ruskem rail-.
Tvrdi Sc tn mezi jinym, ze lou
peze jsou ma dennim pofadku.
Ma ulicfch neni zadne straze,
vecer je nebezpecno vychaze-
ii. Clov6k neni jist, re pride
We swych botech a kabat6 do
mi. Nase Mafenka Sla ku sve
pritelkyni a kdyz Sc vracela 5
dvema d6vcaty, pristoupili k nj
diva muzove $ revolvery, wall
il plysovy kabat a kdyby dru-
ha devcata neutekla a tim ne
nahnala lupicGm strachu, byli
by il do naha obrali. Nevime,
jak novy kabat opatrfme, ne
bot stcji 40 mil. rublu. Spulka
niti stoji az $4,000 rublu, nej-
spatnejsi latka loket "a 800.-
900 rubli, libra hoveziho ma
sa 100000 rublt, rye 100000
rubld a uz jsme il tn roxy ne
jedi. Penize jsou TAX znehod-
noceny, ze je nikdo nechce a
kazdy chce radeji naturalie.
Tisicovky petitis.covky sc uz
|vubec nepouzivaji, protoze ne
nj zadneho zbozi, ami sirky,
ami bonbon. ktery by Sc "a l a
{, tisic rublG koupil. Zkusime
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LEsNf POzARY.

Quebec, %. cervence. Pet
tisic osob zapasilo dnes lesni
mi pozary v provincii Quebec,
kde situace v nekolika distrik
tech stala sc velmi vaznou. Els
calana, jez die sobotnich zprav
byla obklopena plameny, byla
zachran6na, avsa|k Fly pozar
zufi V 1dolich st. Maurice a
Matapedia.
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ZDRAVICE STARYM CES.
KYM OSADNlKUM.

Ma nasi adresu zasila vzpo-
minku 8 pfanim mnoha zdaru
vsem Starym Ceskym Osadni-
klm pi. Marie Vanova z Moty-
Gina. Prani jest ma peknem
pohledu ma Kolin mad Labem a
obsahuje poteseni ma brzkou
shledanOu.
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Berta Villova pokusila by Sc
prevziti We sve vlastnictvi OBJ
rovskou hacienda vlastnenou
Villou. O majetek po zavraz-
demon rovolucinai'i hlasi sc
ctyfi vdovy.