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, 1923-04-28
MOOSE FROL|C
ENDS TONIGHT

The Moose Frollc which a been
entertaining hundreds Of persons in
the Moose auditorium during the
week will be open for the last time
tonight. This will be the feature
night of the whole affair innsmuch
as a larger crowd would naturally be
expected to gather on Saturday.
Vaudeville features VIII be given
tonight that viii he a lively means Of
entertaining. There will also be the
usual dancing and the concession
booths all of which offer plenty Of
fun to those who patronlze them.
A leather rocking chair was gwen
away as a prize last night. Another
handsome prize viii be awarded this
evening.
The doors will open at 8 O'Clock.
, 1923-04-28
JUST TONY 1T
THE IRIS TO-DAY

Tony" the q%uadruped made IA
nous by the skillful horsemanship Of
lTom Mix, is the featured performer
in Just Tony" which is paying at
the Iris theater today. is base6 on
'Alcatraz," the novel from the pen
OF the well known Max Brand. 1t tells
the story of a wild mustang. the lead
er of his desert herd. who seeks vengl
eance for the cruelties which man
has inflicted on him. but who aban-
dons his hatred Int he may come un-
der the proprietorship Of the one
imam in the world who befriended him.
Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms"
Is on tho same program.
, 1923-04-28

ON INCREASE

WASHINGTON, April rs. - Con
tn "a increases In Industrial produo.
ton. further expansion in building
operations and freight movements
heavier each week than in any cor
responding week in four years. were
reported as among the outstanding
features Of businots conditions this
month in a statement by the
federal reserve board. General pro.
duction the statement announced was
5 per cent higher on the boards index
ratio than the high peak of 1920 and
81 per cent above the low point OF
1921.
, 1923-04-28
uPfY
=, OOC1otV,
dill

Inns where they Will spend a week on
business.
j. L. Hall left last evening for Den.
yer to be gone a week on bus ness.
L. G. Hawiey arrived this morning
from Denver and will spend two
weeks here on business.
Thomas x. Lamson is here for a
week or 10 days on business from
Denver.
, 1923-04-28
Steps Taken
To Ertrddite
Woman Slayer

LOS ANGELES. April 2s.-Under
Sheriff Eugene w. Blscailuz was OK
pected TO arrive at Sacramento today
to obtain Governor f. w. Richard
sons signature to extradition papers
for a woman held at Tegucigalpa
Honduras. believed to be Mrs. Clara
Phillips. escaped hammer murderess
and Jesse e. Carson, wanted here for
arson anc said to be n travelling COM
panion of Mrs. Phillips and another
woman known as 'Msr. Carson"
Biscaailuz will remain at sacra-
mento a few days and then return to
Los Angeles.
According to plans announced at
The sherlff's office early tocny. Bis
, 1923-04-28
City Briefs

Dick Miller is spending a short
time in Denver and Kansas City on a
business trip.
Joe .Florman is here on business
for q few days from Pueblo.
. ]. j. Murray is a business caller
here for a short time from New York
CITY.
w. A. Miller of the Ohio OIL com
phny. will arrive today and wall spend
several days here attending to import
ant business affats.
A. ]. Hall and p. p. Anderson are
here for a week on business from
Basin.
w. A. Sisler arrived this morning
from st. Louis and will spend a few
days here on business.
T.. q. Wilson came up this morning
from Cheyenne on a shost business
trip.
S. c. williams returned last even
ing from a short busienss trip to
Denver.
o. Anderson came in yesterday
from Salt Creek and will spend the
week end here visiting with trends.
a. z Meyers of Denver II in the
city for q few days on business.
\ Bill Edwards of the Producers and
NRsnners Corporation spent yesterday
heft on business from Sweetwater.
]. r. wertz arrived this morning
from Lusk and will spend a short
time here attending to business az
fairA
n. Node, travelling accountant for
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road. left yesterday for sioux City to
be gone for several weeks.
Almst O.. Grom is spending the
weekend here from Mammoth.
James vetter is here on business
for the weekend from Douglas.
James DAILY is spending a week in
the city on busienss and visiting with
relatives.
NJ. B. jacobson is an Alliance. Neb.'
business man here for a few days.
@. G. Henderson ana Frank Fuller
left this morning overland for Raw
, 1923-04-28

the remaining are in solitary confine.
ment pending an investigation.
The guard, Fred Giese. 90 years
old. stood his ground so well when
the IS prisoners rushed him hat he
was not injured.N One OF the prison
ers has an imitation revolver, carved
from wood.
Giese wns on duty at the south end
of the workhouse grounds when he
saw the prisoners lowering them
selves from n window about $50 feet
away. Hearing the commotion. other
guards hurried to Giese's assistance.
but he already had subdued the is
men.
Giese's story followsi
II was walking guard when I saw
the crowd running toward me. I
bare'y had time to rus into the
house andn get my repeating shotgun.
when the leader. Jack Murray. ap-
preached within four feet OF the
guard house door and pointed the i'm
itat on revolver at me.
II knew It was no time to parley
so 1 opened fire. 1 aimed ut their
legs. My gun was loaded with buck
shot, and Murray was the first to fall.
The others ran, five dropping as
fed. l did not know until later that
Murray's pistol was made of wood
1.-THE men dropped their weapons
as they ran. and the twelve who were
o wounded hid behind a stack OF
tools and supply boxes. other guards
hearing my shots. rushed to my as
slstance. and the men then came from
behind Their barricade with their
hands up and surrendered"
, 1923-04-28

LONDON. April 2s-By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Primc Minister Bon
mr. law is going on n short sea voy-
age, with the kings approval, for
the benefit Of his health. Doctors
express the belief that tho throat
trouble from which he has becn
suffering will yield to this treat
ment and that he viii regain full
use Of his voice. He plans 10 re-
turn after the Whiteuntlde reces
of Parliament.
, 1923-04-28
Intervention of
League In Ruhr
Is CeciL's Plea

NEW YORK. April z7.-Ending his
tour Of America, Lord Robert Cecil,
League OF Nations champion. today
expressed before an audience here n
wish that some great power would
ask the league to intervene In the
Ruhr.
He declared the time was ripe for
the league TO take up discussion OF
, 1923-04-28

the Rutr situation. the r~eparations
question investigate the demands OF
France that her safety DO definitely
and specifically guaranteed by the
other major powers.
, 1923-04-28

LONDON, April 28-By The As
scented Press,SThe governments
majority in the house of commons
was again reduced to 81 today
when the second reading Of the la
borlte measure for the prevention
OF Unemployment was defeated by
166 TO 142. The government oppos-
ed the bin but did not make the vote
a question OF confidence.
, 1923-04-28
LONE GUARD FIGNTSA and TURNS
BACK is DESPERATE PRISONERS
I'm BREAK Made AT ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 2s.-(By The Associated Press.)
Eighteen prisoners, armed with iron bars and clubs, who
overcome by a single guard. and as a result six are at the
city hospital suffering from bucksN1t wounds in the legs and
, 1923-04-28

NEW YORK. April rs. The
strike Of /. w. w. marine workers
which began here last Wednesday
has failed to come up to the ex-
pcctations Of the union leaders, It
was admitted today by James
Walsh, secretary of the strikers
publicity committee, when he esti-
mated that not more than 300 mon
had answered the strike call.
, 1923-04-28

The Portuguese mall steamer Mos
samedes grounded several days ago
at Cape Frio. Southwest Africa. and
found abandoned with no sign Of
her 237 passengers, including 20
ONE and rs children, nearly all
Portuguese.
, 1923-04-28
CASTAWAYS
ARE SAFE

wALFIsH BAY. Southwest Africa,
April 2S.-By The Associated Press)
Three boats belonging TO the
wrecked Portuguese steamer Mossa
modes have arrived at Port Alexan.
der. Angola
, 1923-04-28
late FLASHES

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April
2'-Upward of $1,000 was obtained
by robbers who broke open the safe
OF the First National Bank Mt Moab,
Utah, carly today, according to
word reaching here No other de
tails were received.
, 1923-04-28

cailuz. his wife. a deputy sheriff and
n matron will leave here for Teguci.
galpa, May &.
, 1923-04-28

Jewelry ana watch repairing by ex-
pert Waterman; all work guaranteed.
Casper jewellery Mfg. Co. O SBldg
, 1923-04-28
Bread Cubs
Meet Today.

Meet Today.
Three of the Natrona county bread
clubs will meet this afternoon at the
following places. Central school
bead club at the home of the leader.
Mrs. Angel on North Park street, Elk
street bread club at the home of Mrs.
syverson and the Mills bread club
at the homo of Its leader. Mrs.
Thomas. Every effort is being made
by tho club to secure an excellent
demonstration team for the purpose
Of competing with other counties dur
ing the state fair.
Birthday Parry
Mrs. Lena Dettwyler entertained at
n children's party Friday afternoon
at her home on South Park avenue
in honor of her daughter Margur.
lete's eighth birthday. Games were
p,ayed and refreshments were served
at the close Of the afternoon. Mrs.
Dettydyler was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. BecknelI, Mrs. Shea and
Mrs. Sucher. Among the children
tho attended were the Misses Ruth
rTrevett. Maize Coughlan. Betty Lou
Arbuckle. Marguerite Shea, Jean
sandlin, Charlotte Madon, Alice
Gerber and Virginia Wits.
Towel Shower
Yesterday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Creel and Mrs. Albert
Keenan, entertained at a towel shower
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Creel on South Ash street in
honor Of Mrs. Wilson, who was for
merly Miss Esther Castle. Guests
present o the afternoon were Mrs.
NJ. N. Castle. Mrs. Patrick o'Neil,
Mrs. Calvin Smith, Mrs. Claude
C. @. Miller, Mrs. Bert Harris. Mrs.
Murren Boyles, Mrs. John Taylor,
Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Wilson Taylor
and Mrs. Arthur Messings.
Band Concert
This Evening.
Saturday night at the exhibit which
Is being carried on by the city schools
at the Masonic temple. the Natrona
county high school band under the
direction Of H. w. Compton will give
A program for the benefit Of the
who are in attendance. Fol
ltwing is the program:
March, Traveller" Jewell
Overture, Garden of Eden"
Daniels.
March. ION to Victory" Kiefer.
Song and dance. "Pretty One"
Kiefer.
Medley. bright Star" Bennett.
Nrsrcb 'Eipr Pin Rosencranz.
March. 1.-THE Outlook" Jewell.
, 1923-04-28

Bed bug Juice. guaranteed to XIII
all vermin; viii not stain bed cloth
ing Apco Products Co. Phone 2s6.
, 1923-04-28

NJ. B jacobson is an Alliance. Neb.'
business man here for a few days.
G G. Henderson ana Frank Fuller
left this morning overland for Raw
, 1923-04-28

Almst @. Grom In spending the
weekend here from Mammoth.
, 1923-04-28

James Daily is spending a week in
the city on busienss and visiting with
relatives.
, 1923-04-28

James vetter is here on business
for the weekend from Douglas.
, 1923-04-28

]. r. wertz arrived this morning
from Lusk and will spend a short
time here attending to businSss af-
fairA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

ke mzdy a lacine potraviny pa
ucet farmare. Zacn6te zvyso-
vati ceny farmarkych pruduk-
til, chleba i masa a uvidfte, Jak
zcerstva p. Gompers a jeho
stoupenci vyvstan0u. s hlnonym
protestem. !.
Prime .zajmy farmare a uni
oveho deinictva jsou nejenom
jasne lprotichddne, avsak celia
theorie delnickeho hnuti, jak
jest rizeno delnickymi yddci
pritomneho dne, jest nepratel-
skou zemadelstvi."
TAX tedy pohlizi ma tn far
mafsko-d6lnica1ou allianci POL
nicky casepis. 'SraA ma v ne
Gem pravdu, ale v jinem Sc
myli. Ma pfiklad SIC: 1myh v
tom, ke ma delaictvo lacine po
traviny vysoke mzdy. MOI
ma, kdyby farm$f, jenz souhla-
81 Sc svrchn zmin6nym casopi-
sem, zkrsn to nejaky cas- pra-
covati "a ty vysoke mzdy a
kupovati z mich ty lacine po-
traviny, ze hezky rychle vratil
by Sc ma farmu sc zmdnenymi
nahledy o zajmech delnikd a
farmafI.
Kofen zla spociva v TOM ze
jak S farmari tax 8 delniky G
'vydelek sc deli velkokapital
jenz zpdsobu5e, ze fafmkfsky
.vyrobek, neMi sc dostane dc
rukou delnika a vdbec mestsks
no spotfebitele, neni lacmy "a
stejne zplsobuje, re vyrobek
delnika, ;nezli sc destane dc
rukou farmare, nenf laciny
Tim ovsem heni mineno, ze "a.
jmy faFma aGii a delnikl jsou We
vsem totoAny, kdyz ii oni
jsou vyrobci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
DRUHA cHO,1
~ RON An
Napsala E. Marlittoyk - Prelozil Jar. Kaliaa.
ROMAN:

la. Jennn jeff meter, mlada
prinoexna se bez rozpakd a sv@
volne zasm&la.
"Jakt to naRad, haFone Mai
nau, wit 81 d&mu, kter& Sc jme
nuje Jnliana. Hriza! .Juliana
Prababicha $ brylemi ma nor
se."
Vpadl Y tento vesely smfch
- jak Enei6 - melodicky 4 ne
vhlne! To byaa ARasa. Vevodky
~ Sc smala take rty hledtni
Jake smrt. Rr0nesla < fenieho
vi nkkolik SLOW . taa1eg5m Xii
dem q vzne1eAeetf, . jaktm
jen kdy bl&Aoftah pepovnice
poddanemu.
"Hamy," ohE&tila se pax
lehce a nen1cenk ke shnpine
dfvek, 'slitnji 4e Hapsfm oalo-
lit Vasi phvabnop ondobA, We.
nee mi tisni skr&n6. Musim ma
chvii oaajt odlazit kv6tiny,
Ma ahledanop n cbEda."
Odmltla pEhuod dvorni . da.
my, JET il chtkla pomahat,, We.
6la do Aamu q zAvteda "a Sc.
bow dvefe. ~
lyiieHe bil& byla. ajeii ,tyal
|vzdycky a je!ji proslnle krasnt
..oG mely tax Gast0 xhavg lesk
jenz pfipomina horecnou jiz.
mi krey, Iako vzdy kyala,la $
dobrotivvm 1smeHem = pozdrs
'vem q Emizela "a dvefmi jake
yznaSejici se villa. Mikdo nevi
del ke uvnitr hned jako jedle
porazena bouff klesla ma podls
hu pokrytou lkobercem, ze prt
pukajic v sfleny smich, vyrwals
! 81 venec z vlasl q v divoke bez
lslze bolesti Earvla nehty de
hedvabne nastenne draperie
A k tomu jeSte jen kratka, prt
sne vymezena doba, ably pole
villa sve muce, pax musily Ease
Ityto zkroucene rty Sc usmiva1
a We, vsech dvofanech vzbuzo
lvat viru, ze vrouci krev kolu
je v Mlach klidn9 a bez vasne
| Zatim st6l baron Maine,
drze sveho .chlapce ga rik,
ina brehu a dival sc ma rel I,
wozd tvafe Sc, jakoby jej veil
: ce bavil. Blahopfali mu, ali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

Ano, t&kkf. po1anr4 sat widow
sky byl eAoxen jako oakliv& ku
kla jasnokfidleho motyla.
Sigsnesh q Aobr6pru tons byle
vyhoveno AZ do konce, nyni
|teprye take sn,Slo pfijiti ,stfsti,
|nyni smelly Z ocf bez okoik1 sa
lat plamehy yasne, ,jak 'se to
stalo v t6to cilv{li:s<;ss,s ss u
Muslin vas karat, harone
Mainau," pray;la hlasem pone
,kud nejistym, ~.prave jste mne
lyelmi polekal svym zachran-
nym Ginem q pax = pfichazi-
tie pills pozde."
Drzel kl0bouk v pravici q
hMboce sc klan6l. SluneGni
z&fe pohE&xala mad zahadnou,
hnedovlasep hlavou, pred nil
Use danny tE&sly ''jako jehna-
lta".
'Ujidt'ovai hych pffteleul
Rnedigerem, lie jsem velmi ne.
st'asten," alvstil, ale Vase
lV5soat mi - jist6 neuveri, Pc.
vim-li, k9e jsemI pc opozal.vs
| VevodkyllE pohlfzela Siroce
otevreH$4e, spfekvapenyma 10
Gina d jehe tvafe; xblsdl tro'
.chu, alh jelho pohlad tax zf1d'
ka vyzkepinatelnS spoclwajs
Ina nj 5islHil' Sc y. jskemsi di'
vem trinmfu. Jeji ruka mime
volne sahla k srdci, maly, BILE
dy sipek - pasem Sc ulomil .
padl nepozorovane k nohan
krasneho muze.
Marn9 Eekal ma knezninl
|otazku, mlEela v bezdechen
|napeti. Uctive sklaneje hlav,
pokracoval Mainau pc kratic
k& pause:
'Byl jsem v Rudisdorfu /,
sve tety Trachenbergove q do
voluji 81 oznamit Vast Vysosti
ze jsem &c tam zasnoubil s hr;
b6nkou J1llianou Trachenber
govou." ~
Vsichni ksaem jakoby zka
|meneli, nlkdo z Mich nemel d.
sti odvahy, .sby ptsr.dl tot
hrozn6 mlcenf, nebo aby dokol
ce vrhl indiskretni pohled N,
ltvaf vevodkyne, ktera stiskl;
lbezlsrevne Fty, jakoby umfra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

|cek dvorsk& spolecnost byla
5akQ bhromena 80 brzy byl nee
~ csamocen. Tu mu stanul n4
hle po haku Ruediger.
"Je to hrozna pomsta, o1ivi-
an& revans," septal malickt
pan a v jeho hlase jeste Sc chv9
10 leknnti. "Brr! Pravim jako
Marketka We Falstovi: elm
|dfichu, mann 2 tebe hrizu T.
Bdh mne opatruj! Videl nekdy
.sy6t muze, ,jenz obGt' sye ura-
zen@ hrdosti rorazel' tax, kfu.
tie, rafinovane, tax nesmiritel-
ne, jak jsi to praye ted ucinil
ty? Jsi 5flens odvaxny, hrcz-
ny" VI
'Proto6e jse1n fermou ne
zcela obycejnou, We .vhodny cas-
|prohlasil, ze ted nechci ja?
MyslNe, 4e dopustin, by 81 ke-
ma vzala mne?"
Malf P0hybliwy au7fk podi-
val Sc ma n6ho postrasen6 Sc
strany -- tento Mainau jindy
tax dokonalt We spolecenskJch
formach byl nekdy pfflis drs-
nym, skoro hrubym.
"Je mi pfi tom dtechop, ze
sam take t6zce taspi4 kfutlmi
dhsledky sve nexkrbtne. py-
|chy," praEl no kr&tkk pomlG-
ce, t3mAf rzdotnk.
"PfhnAS mi, ze to muslin Wy
fidit jen q jadihs' sam nse Sc
|bou." G,; 49,
s..Mdj boze, ovsem. ! !. Ale
ted -. co ted dale 2"
"Bpdeme slavit svatbu, Rue.
ldigere."
"Vskutku? Vzdyt' isl nikdy
nebyval v tomto Rudisdorfu -
vim to velmi dobfe. Tedy nevi
sta yyhledana ma rychlo re sc
znamu clenl slechtick ckVch 70.
,din?"
"Uhodl jsi pfiteli."
Him, z osviceneho :rodu il
pravda, ale, ale - Je znamo
re je Rudisdorf ted zpustly,
Jak vypada vlastne tva neve.
sta?"
"Mily Ruedigere, je to diva.
cetileta chmelova tyEka ru
ldym vlasem a sklopenyma oci.
ma - vice take nevim. Jej
zrcadlo to vi l6pe. Co ma tom?
jMeni mi tfeba ami krasne, an
bohate zeny, jen ctnostnou mu
ri byh; nesmf mi pfekaket JED
nanim, "a nez bych musel take
lst$t vzdyt' znas me nazory
o manzelstvi.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

Sberatefka pi. Marie Rizic-
ka. $500 E. 1876. st. verejn6
stvrzuje prfjem techto miloda-
Ri:
E. RIzicka, rodina, 1920 E.
1876. St., $500; Arion Co.,
1904 Kinsman, $2.O0; L. For
manek, mss e. II st., 60c;;-
A. Mrffak, 36OS E. 131. st.,
$1.O0; J. Bystricky, 36l9 e.
1873. St., $1.00; Frank Bystri-
cky, 129O8 Lenagrave Ave-,
.S1.00; James Smetana, 1874
Union Ave-, SOC; V. Svoboda,
13405 Union, SOC; Mrs. B. Mel.
ger, 1854 Union, slice; F.
Panuska, 1904 Union, 25c;t
Thes. Pivonka, 1888 Union,
soc; ]. Cabalek, 1899 E. 12l
ST., 25c; DR.. l.. j. Turek, 3494
E. 140. St., SOC; E. j. Krozel,
1897 E. 1873 St., SOC; Frank
Modons, lS9l7 Kinsman, soc;
j. Stepanek, 1880 Kinsman,
Soc; Cerny Elect. Co., 1916
kinsman. soc; A. J. Sklenicka,
868S e. l40 ST., Soc; M. Ro-
beJsek, 3735 E. l31 st., Csc;
w. Robejsek, .3737 E. lSl ST.,
26c; Waclav Trousil soc; FIR.
Wosicky, soc; Mrs. Schneider,
8775 E. 131 ST., 25c; Jos. O.
|patrny, $3.50 E. l3l ST., Soc;
|Sancek Pazourek, Soc; Ed.
Robe@ek, $3.50 E. 131 St., Soc;
Nv. J. Kletecka, 1906 Union
Ave-, $l.OO; R. Harsa, 3457
,E. iSO. ST., soc; Mrs. J. Hru-
becky, 1902 Kinsman, $l.00;
+. Chaloupka, S59l q. l3l. ul.
sac; J.. N6me6ek, 1894 Broad
way, slice; j. 6ipan, 582S
Broadway, Soc; j. Wan6Gek,
1894 Broadway, 25c; S. Pollock
Broadway, 25c; &. Krohngold,
Broadway, soc; Miss Zlamal,
-$l.OO; Nejnaenovany, Sl:OO;
Mr.. j. C. Vopat, Sl.OO; A. III
dlicky, Csc; JOS. Bartilnek,
Eroadway, $1.0O; Frank Ku-
6era, Broadway, Soc; A. No
SEX, Broadway, SOC; Maresh
Piano Co., 33O3 E. SIS. ST.,
ia.OO; DR.. v. Dlouhy, 33l8 f..
6b. st., S1.00; DIR. j. Kofroh,
broadway, $500; Jos. Harma-
eek, Rroadway, s$t.0D. - Gel
KEN $500. Dalsi sbiraa ljsst
v oh4hu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

lJrozoRNENil Dne is. ledna
sjeHou se indi&ni vsech odrud
do Cesk6 N&rodni Sine ma
Broadway, ably Sc sdcastnili
NI. ma6katnfho plesu Legio-
nafh. Pfijd'te je pfivftat tez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
O sOUCAsNYcH UDkLOSTECH

Mezi hroznymi ohavnostmi
pritomne vysetrovanymi v
Louisiana a pricitanynli Kn
'Klux Klamu a hrlzanli inkvisi-
Sc, jest vice nez jedna ,pedob-
most. Kdo byli obeti te stare
inkvisice? Byli to lide, kterii
temi, kdoz meli v rukou moe a.
ovladali verejne mineni, pokla-
dani byli "a spatne, protivici
Sc lidskym neb bozskym zako-
Mum neb tenn j onem. z te
pficiny hyli muceni nez. umu-
ceni, die toho, zdali slibili po-
lepSiti Sc neb zatvrzele setrva-.
Ii We svych "bludech" neb po.
klescich.
Inkvisice tudiz snazila Sc
"napravovati" lidi, vyvadeti ie
z bludu pokleska podobny
iikol vytxl 81 Ku Klux Klan -
ciniti lidi lepsimi, a lkdyz Sc
nechteji polepsiti, Nezme Sc
Jim vsechna moznost setrvati
ma bludnych cestach dale
hreSiti.
Ku KluXove prehledli vsak
jednu v6c - totiz, re inkvisi-
ce "kvetla" We stfedoveku.
kdezto nyni zacali jsme jiz
psati rok 1928.
v kabelogramu Ceskosloven-
Ske Tiskove Kancelare, jimz o.
Znameno spachani vrazedneho
lt0ku ma DR.. RaSina, bylo uve-
demo, re dtocnik neni legionaf.
TatO na prvni pohled zahadna
N6ta ma souvislost feci, KITE
rou DR.. Rasin proslovil nedav-
no v PaMubicich kde praNil
mezi jinym:
"Lide, kteri pokryli beze-
'sporne svoje hlavy slavou, pfi-
Sli do OsyObOZenehO. mladehO.
v pOvalecnych obtizich Sc ma
lezajiciho statu a nastavili ru-
ku rkouce: "Bojovali jsme Ia
tebe, zaplat'. Zaplat' hotove,
zaplat' vNhodami, privilegiemi
We svobodne, rovnopravne, de-
mokraticke republice. Tvrdim,
re tito vsichni lide. at jest to
kdo chce, Sc Zproneverili te
prvni Zasade. ma ktere stall mas
narod a ktera mu take prime
sla svobodu, re to, co sc della
pro narod, Sc neplatl."
Jest mad slunce jasnejsi, kam
mamffena byla slova kasinova
"a z tie piiciny v kabelogramu
C. S. t. X. bylo uvedeno. re
altocrik neni legionar.
Co Sc tyce zstsady, re ITO, co
BE della pro nared, Sc neplati" /,
Ncela sc nam zamlonNa, ale "a
rOven nemyslime, &c bylo by
spravnym proti one prvni wy
zdvihnouti jinou zusadu -
item, .kteri pro syobodu naro-
da niceho neudelai, budiz pla-
ceno, bud'tez odmenovani!"
Resoluce senatu, zadajici
presidenta Hardinga, by p0yo-
lal domu americky vojensky
odqil, kouaici -sluzbu v okk,l.
naGni armAdA na Ryne. jest po.
Idkem Fnancii - kdyz reso.
luce samotna zabalena jest dc
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Ransny Czech k soudruhaln:
Mic 81 z toho nedelsjte hosil:
ted 81 zazpivaane "Kde dolnov
-mhj p Snad mam to a6kd0 ,po-
vi.
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ma vybudOvSni slepecke domo-
why pro nemsjetne slepce u
stavu vySlk q mimo ustavy Ii
jfci y CechSch.
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cukroveho Obalu v podobe do
datku, ze sc tim nemini neja-
ky projey nsprizne yldi. 1ktere-
mhkpliy 1larodu neb naroddm
'evropskym.
Francie jest vyhlaSovana Ia
mifitaristickou, za imperialisti-
ckou, "a svetoveho kazimira,
"a prekaEku miru, atd. atd., a
v tomto hluku a vybusich spra
vedliveho rozhorceni Sc skoro
zapomina, oc Sc vlastne jedna.
Podle naSehe skromneho mi
neni jedna Sc pouze o toto: Ma
"a hrozne spousty, zpasobene
nemeckymi barbary v severni
Francii, zaplatiti Francie nebo
Nemecko? I'll, kdoz kladou
Francii prekazky v cestu We
veci vymozeni nahrad, jsou pro
to, aby Francie, jez ztratila We
valce million svych synu, ne
mluve o millionech zmrzace.
nych, .ieSte zaplatila "a spou-
'sty, ktere Nemci ma francouz-
ske pdde natropili. o to Sc je-
dina a o mic jineho.
Jest mono dociliti shedy a
politickeho spolupusobeni me-
ri organisovanym delnictvem
a farmaii? Jak zname, pokus
V tom smeru stal Sc jiz n6ko-
likrate, nejposledneji utvoTe-
MIN farmafsko,delnicke strany
a tax zNany ''falnlaTsky biloxi
v kongresu hodla pry tvoriti
,spolecnou frontu nan0hyeh o.
tazkach, jez ma prwnim miste
Sc tykaji d6lnictva.
Orange Judd Farmer, je.
den z snejpfedn6jsich rolnic.
kych casopisd " zemi, Jest
vsak toho mineni, re zajmy
farmaru a delnikl nejenom ne.
jsou totozne, ale naopak proti.
chudne. Pise o tom posled.
MIN elsie:
."Orange Judd Farmer dovo.
luje 81 rici slovo nekterym z
tech nadsenych dust, vcetnt
nekterych clenl farmarsk6he
bloku We Washington6, kter
ocekavaji vjeti do lfadu, sluz.
neho a politicke moci zapfaze.
MIN farmafii unioveho delni
ctva do tehoz potahu. TO pro
ste nejde, pokud farmaf ne
ztrati posledni caste6ku sv6ht
m0zku a Sc vSemi ztratami, je;
utrpHl, on neztratil dosud svl.
zdravy rOzum. Mame-li NIT
vladu, venovan0u zajmln
zvlastnich tnid, faImar a unio
We d6hnictvo nepotahnou spo
'lecne, ponevadz, co jeden che.
jest pravv opak tOho, ceh,
.druhv p0kouSi sc dos@hnout
politckou moci.
"Uni0ve ,delnictvo chce Wy
sokG mzdy q lacine potravin,
a kazdg zakon neb poiticki
"a dministzlesf, jez by Nhtela VI
hoy6ti YtAptS pozadaMl1dm, ne
wyhnntelue .znamena mike ee
nv za farpassk6 vyrohky . Wy
soke cenysz n TO, 60 farmar .lnu
.si kupoNati. Pricinpp fa,aaaa
skNch .svizeld dues je, ze indu
strialn d6lpietHo 'destaya aysa