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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Corn Silage as
Feed for Horses
Under Certain Conditions
Varieties of Molds Are
Deadly Poisons.

PREPARED BY the United States Department
Of Agricultlre.)
Silage Is 4 safe and useful feed for
horses and mules II proper care is eN-
ercised In making and feeding 1t, says
the United States Department of Ag-
nculture. There are certain precau-
lions, however, which must be taken
u success Is to be secured In the feed
Ing Of silage to this class Of stock.
Horses and mules are peculiarly
susceptible to the effects OF mOlds.
and under certain conditions varieties
Of mold are found in silage which are
deadly poisons to both horses and
mules. Such molds are the result Of
either the improper cutting or pack
Ing Of the silsge or both. Molds must
have air to grow and. therefore, silage
which Is packed air-tight and fed out
rapidly will not become mOldy. II the
feeder watches the silage carefully as
the weather becomes warm. he can
soOn detect the presence Of mold.
When mold appears the feeding should
be stopped Immediately. Similarly,
care should be exercised In the winter
feeding Of silage, SO that the horses
or mules are not allowed to eat frozen
silage because OF the danger Of collie.
which generally follows such practice.
Corn siIaes Favored.
Corn silage Is the only kind that so
far has met with any degree Of favor
a. horse and mule feed. Corn
which Is to be ensiled for use as q
horse and mule feed should not be
cut too green, as sour silage will re-
suit, and this may cause collie when
fed. Corn for such feed, rather.
should be cut when it has begun to
glaze and the silo should be filled as
rapidly as possible, once the enslling
process has been started. In filling
the silo 1t Is essential that the corn
be carefully and thoroughly tramped
and packed. This is one Of the most
important points in connection with
the feeding Of silage to horses and
mules. Cutting the silage fine and in
lengths less than one inch will facili-
tate packing. II tramping and pack
ing Is properly done no feeding dan
ger is apt to result. but II 1t is i'm
properly done air pockets may form
and cause the accumulation Of q
small mass of mold which, II over
looked In feeding, may be sufficient to
kill one or more Of the animals fed.
Substitute for Hay.
In feeding. sIlage should not be con-
sidered as the principal roughage for
horses and mules. but rather should
serve as Q partial substitute for hay
in the daily ration. Because Of its
bulky nature. horses and mules doing
hard work should not be fed large
quantities Of silage. but due to Its
laxative. tonic. and appetizing effect,
II IL well suited for the maintenance
Of idle horses and mules. brood mares
and growing stock. When used. silage
should be introduced gradually Into
the ration and the amount fed should
generally not exceed 10 to Is pounds
daily per animal.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Sleeveless Gowns
Welcomed Fashion
Comfort Is the Chief Attraction.
Graceful Shoulder Lines

Nobody knows how 1t happened, but
this season sleeves have refused to
take any part in the CASTOR garments
designed for afternoon wear, declares
q fashion writer in the Detroit News.
Heretofore they have starred as fea-
ture in most Of the modish gowns and
true as the old adage that n man -
known by the company he keeps" so
the up-to-dateness Of gown was
gagged by the sleeve 1t attached. Then,
having been the one distinguishing
note, with every within for the unusual
humored to nth degree, sleeves sud-
denly repudiated old associates and
retired from the frock entirely.
So the modern afternoon gown BILL
lows, clings or trails, as the case may
be, but altogether innocent OF any.
thing that could be construed as a
sleeve, and accepts the abbreviatiOn
quite as a matter of course.
No gown that has been deserted BY
q pair Of sleeves Is going to display
any chagrin over the matter, and there
really isn't any reason to take 1t much
to heart. for the long. graceful Shout
der lines that supplant the erstwhile
sleeve have a charm all their own.
Add to this the comfort Of sleeveless
gown on a torrid afternoon and Fash
ion can snap her fingers in the face Of
the sleeve and care not jot for its
retirement.
So the fact Is established that for
afternoon wear, gowns are without
sleeves. Looking back on the models
of the past wear discovers hint of
what has come about in the shorter
and shorter lengths, the open shoulder
seam and other innovations that have
paved the way for complete disappear
ance Of what was cnce considered a
very essential part of the afternoon
frock. But while the sleeve has been
eliminated, skirts have been elongated,
70 there Is no economy Of material to
be discovered in the new modes that
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Circulatory System
of Cow Illustrated
To Show Difference in Pro-
teins Provided by Feeds.

prepared BY the United States Department
OF Agriculture.)
The circulatory system OF the COW,
with "blood" actually flowing through
the arteries and veins, will be illus
trated In model to be shown by the
United States Department Of Agricul.
ture at the national dairy show to
be held this fall at Syracuse, N. Y.
In the large model now being made
by the Office Of exhibits liquids will
circulate through glass tubes Of vari'
Gus sizes, illustrating how nourish-
ment Is taken up from the digestive
tract and carried to the udder, there
10 be used in the manufacture OF
milk.
One Of the objects of this visual
method Is to show the difference In
the protelns provided by various
feeds The COW model will be de-
signed to show how the protelns Of
the feed are broken up by the d.
gestive system into the constituent
amino acids, which are transported in
the blood stream to the mammary
Sluuu Ntuc uuueEJs NucIC TIC AeSSS
sary amino acids are taken out Of the
blood and built up into proteins Of
the milk.
BY means Of this exhibit the De-
partment Of Agriculture hopes to bring
out forcibly that 1t Is not only neces-
sary to have in the ration proteins
furnishing certain kinds of amino
acids. but in order to prevent waste
1t is necessary that the amino acids
be present In the right proportion.
This means 1t is necessary to have
the right combination of proteins in
the feed. The use Of proteins in max
ing milk ma? be compared to the use
Of boards In Auilding house. Boards
of various lengths are needed In a
house. In building up milk many
different amino acids are needed, and
usually these cannot all be obtained
from the protein Of one kind Of feed,
or ut least not in the proper proper.
tons to prevent waste.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Sweet Clover Superior
for Building Up Soil

Sweet clover Is truly wonderful
plant. and has done more for the up
building Of poor. WORKOUT soil than
amy other plant. II Is a wonderful
soil builder. a soil renova'or. and a
splendid pasture crop, and while II Is
making nm abundance Of feed It Is
building up the soil to "A greater cX.
tent than Is possible for any other
crop 10 build m the soil The poorer
the soil the more thrifty grows the
sweet clever plnn'-lt seemingly
being Gods given soll.builder for the
depleted soils OF the country.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
WASHINGTON


President Coolidge probably will find
his recreation In horseback riding ra-
Their than In golf and motoring rs the
means OF rest utilized by most Presi-
u.hts oi the 'ast uecaue'
Mrs. Harding leit the white House u
Few "a!S "so' 10 reside temporarily ~
'he nome u" Tue ou's"'r.s 'i "hshlhs-
ION OF MI anu "rs' Eu"nru II. NC
Lean u mas oeeh announced ny 'eorHe
H. 'hris''nh' 'r.' secret"r! 10 the late
PRESIDENT h"ru'hs'
A campaign to grasp the balance OF
power In ten or more states prrpnru.
tory To the elections OF 1924 has been
started by the Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment.
Warning has been served on opera
tors and miners Of the anthracite coal
fields That tn" United States govern
m"nt viii resort To legal force, II nee
'sSnry, Ia avert strike sept |.
Congress win be urged To- establish
federal control of IN, oil Industry. ThI,
bcrnmc clear AT the end of Il duy of
numerous conferences ut the D,urrt.
mont of Justice now Investigating
prufltccring In gasoline prices,
The government Will not nppenl
from ia, recent decision of tho Ir,t,cd
s,,,.s ,,rrt -, :, PAM IN v.,,,, =,
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Stock Breeder Without
Silo Badly Handicapped

This Is q competitive world and
competition requires the use Of the
silo. The stock.kcc,rr without a st'o
IL handicapped: he 10 losing from %
TO ~ per cent Of the profit Of his en-.
terprise. A silo investment pays Q
farmer about Is per cent interest.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Caponize Few Cockerels
for Holiday Season Use

Caponizc n few cockerels for home
use during the holiday season and
early spring when the ROSTERS are too
tough to cook and the hens are laying
Cockercls that are worth but little
on the market now MS springs ian be
caponlzed md kept on the free range
at little cost until they welea from
eight 20 ten pounds. They excel all
other kinds OF poultry for roasting
purposeA
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Plaster Silo Inside to
Prevent Juices Leaking

Cement s'av", cement block and clay
tile sllos should all be well plastcred
on the inside to prevent the Juices from
leaking on, through the mortar Joints.
Two coats Of rich cement mortar
should be used in most cases. II the
juices OF the sllare GO, into the NOR.
tar Joints md freeze there IL apt to
be trouble.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
Destruction Of Trees
by Fires Is Criminal

Save the trees. Grow more trees.
Plant ue- and watch II grow Into
money while you sleep. II tnkes many
yenrs 20 grow big tree. but II only
takes II few minutes 10 destroy II by
fire. The destruction by forest fires
Is criminal. Some way should be de-
sAloped TO prevent this colossal waste.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23

Most Attractive Of All Summer cleshs
Are the Evening Gowns eenssues
cd Of the softest chiffons. This On
10 Created In Orchid and oss.
With Embroidery and Ribbon Ia .
Similar Combination.
panel OF the batlk silk. In this gown
the plain band drops low on the Shout
der, covering the extreme upper par
Of the arm. But sleeves-there ~
none.
Plain faille silk Is banded with plain
material in contrasting color. the
fastening at the grdle carrying th
Greek key design, and over the len
hip ribbon. tied In careless bow Il
tremely simple Is this frock, yet u a.
presses style In Its every line. he0
the shoulder seam is long, forming .
little cup at the top Of the arm.
Work for Vacation oaya
Vacation days need not necessary
be idle days. Many a woman pse'es
to have some bit Of sewing o. M
ting to occupy her fingers curly
those afternoons when me poso
seems the only livable spot.
There are many smart aecess'ns
now, easily made. that not on! M
bish up the summer frocks and z"
style to the organdies or cfepss ~.s
are losing their freshness 'u' W.
afford pleasant summer pastlnf'
Fancy handeaux for the hair eos
posed OF ribbon. flowers and peE
bows require only II few st''ene' wv
they are ever so attractive.
The craxe for bracelets has re'H,S
the old fashion of black velvet 0an.'
for the wrist above the e!pos
trimmings Of fancy buckles or c''''''
OF flowers. ,o,r.
One New York debutnn'e mas pis
lnrizcd the fad OF wearing III .-
wide velvet band tightly about .-
wrist. fastened with pink sa''n 's w,
She wears these with sleeveless ''0NN
and the effect Is charming .,-
Another fad Is for corsases' N l.,
directly In the front. made OF cas. ,',.
of flowers and colored ribbons 49, a.
resembling the bridal shower bou'..,
The matching jacket and hat .. ~ !,
crctonne is very smart accessD'' -.
any costume. and II one h'a" ar
coat sleeveless, the question VI
greatly modified. ,- sn,a
Hund.painted hats are .,.' IN, .
white or colored felt and. WIN y u ..ls
water color brush and a i''ue y" .,,r
or dye, trnnspose thereon Iou. s,,Iosi
tie flowers. II you prefer e'n ,'... /,
designs. stick to nngles ana ''pr m
show your interest in the fseea W., .
finn excavations, you can co"
Egyptian motif. ,. .,,.hI,i
I, YOU are afraid Of your , IA
onorts stencils will make u. ,s,,
much simpler. You can '''
stencils or buy them. .,,o T.!
Sinner buckles are made OF lac. .hss.
ribbon arranged rosette 'asr'' y, vi,
clusters OF flowers or buckles :, !. or,:s
brilliants. Bonded stockins' -. sd
a fad and are easily ma'' -.l =
heads are very effective ~
coloss to match the frocS'
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EI6k COUNTRIES
IN late DISPATCHES
poINos AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE
WESTERN

Mrs. Florence King Harding, wild
ow OF the late President, plans tn
spend n part OF the winter months In
southern California, according to Il. +.
kcmsbcrg, Mr.. Harding's brother-in-
law.
Eight Japanese were arrested ana
lodged In the county Jail mt Los An
geies charged with violation of the
state antitrust act by monopollzlng
and controlling the celery market of
southern California.
DR.. Carl r. Waugh, dean Of Berea
College, Bcrea, KY, has been appoint
ed dean OF the college OF liberal arts
OF the University of Southern Califor-
mia mt Los Angeles. DIR. Waugh VIII
assume his duties with the September
opening OF the school year
The quota allowed each nation OF
Europe In immigration to the United
States Is BEND added to by the SNUG
Cling of foreign immigrants over tie
Canadian line. according to informa-
ton received by Sheriff Bob Gordon
from J. X. Mccormick. United States
immigration inspector mt Moscow. Ida.
Mrs Daisy Smith, proprietor OF u
lodging house at Spokane, sustained
what police surgeons said probably
would be fatal Injuries when an air
plane in which she was flying alone
crashed 100 feet at the municipal avi-
alton field ut Spokane. Mrs. Smith
was gliding for IA landing when the ma
chine went into n tail spin.
Joseph Talmadgc keaton, year-old
son OF Buster Kcaton, motion picture
comedian, and already II film actor
himself, has developed "klieg eyes"
the result OF working In strong artifi-
clal light. Physicians said his trouble
was not serious, but work on the pic
ture in which he was supporting his
father was stopped.
Pioneers Of Alaska have begun a
movement to erect monument to
Warren q. Harding. the only President
Of the United States who ever visited
the territory while In office. The pro-
posed site IL Ketchikan. the first com
mercIal port that Mr.. Harding entered
on his tour Of Alaska. Subscriptions
are to be limited to 81 each.
Peter i. kyne, author. and ten
other former officers OF the American
Aluminium Products Company Of Los
Angeles. now In bankruptcy. were
named defendants In u suit filed In
the Superior Court ut Los Angeles, by
twenty-One stockholders. who charged
Misrepresentation In the sale OF stock.
The plaintiffs asked Judgment for the
amount OF stock they said they pur-
chased. II total OF more than $4,000
worth.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-23

II there must he something on the nrm
In lieu OF sleeve, let It be bracelets.
or bracelet. Either II correct, for
the bnnd may be II broad nffa!r Of
platinum or silver set with precious
stones. or there mny be any number
Of very narrow silver and Jet bnnds
loosely circl!nR the arm.
Nor Is the field Of sleeveless gowns
constructed TO the afternoon function.
They ARE seen on the street. and in
nifty little frocks for sports wenr. In
fact. II isn't half So much the occasion,
as the arm. that regulates the wearing
Of the sleeveless gown. for the good.
looking arm has chance to show In
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
JUCOSLAVlA ma 0BRAlU HRANlC.
OBAVA Sc UTOKU. Sc STRANY
SVYCH BULHARSKYCH SOUSEDU.
STOUPENCI STAMBULIJSKEHO JENOM MA NEKO,
LIKA MALO MfSTECH KLADOU ODPOR.

B6lehrad II. cervna. - Nejstota buharske situace
pdsob znepokoeni sbske Wade ktea nyni rozhoda
volenskych obrannych opaench ochranu srskeho
m zejmena sve drzavy Macedonia pro buharskemu
ltoku
Strana Stambulskeho byla podle vseho zdrcena neni
schopna vazneho odporu Soupenc zabteho premea sou
spatne ozbrojen porovnani vladimir voskem ponevadz
prvni zn6 sou proudu sedlakhm nezda Sc opusti pole
venovat Sc revoucnmu vacen strana zmocnivs vady
" Sofn potacuje sedlaki velkou prisnosti.
Ma pordzny odpor pokracuje Belle ma jihoza-
pade Kristenderu Radomiru bize Sofie echto kra-
ch vesnice byy spaeny vadni vosko bezohedne naka
da sranniky Stambujsk6ho. Zemena cenove oranzo-
We gardy" drvejsiho premiera sou rubani bez mosti
Srbsko odpira uznat uchvatteskou vladu odvetu
to tlupy komitG Macedoni vyvej vekou cnnost wy
dava prokamace, nichz sbu brzky srbskeho ut
sku Bulhar one obast Srbsko nepochybne odpov
donii
Dnes projey kolem Belehradu vlaky chorvatsktmi
aky Zahfeba Sisaku chz cem jsou makedonsk@ hra
nice We Vncvo reservste nakvap povoan by do suzby
Sofia IT, cervna. Ministerstvo zarancnich v9ci OBJ
drzelo cd premera Poincarea vzkaz uujci Bulharsko
ze France jest hotova poskynou povzbuzen kazde vde
jez bude pnit zavazky mirove smlouvy spolupdsob
svymi sousedy uklidn6ni Bakanu.
Vefejny z&jem dosud-budi domnee financn maversace
ambujskeho rezimu jak zst6ny byly dodatecnymi obe
Ivy uvefensRym vfera ministerstvem vnra move Wade
Mnoz vysoci dfednic dokonce bankovni direkto sou
zapleteni do techto manipulate do vyse millonI lvi.
Widen, 16. cervna Srbsko, jez rozvio svetovou val
ku bylo varovano pede vsem ukvapenym koky spoen
S bulharskou revouci.
Bricky vysanec Young Bsehrade mel. die diver
nych zprav zde obdrzenyeh douhou poradu ugosavskm
zahrancnim ministrem Nnccem ktere ej dIkliv9 zada
aby hledel drzeti uzde kran6 vysredni zvy, nch
zyva volani ze Bakane nebude pokoe pokud Buha
sko nebude porobeno Srbsku Bricky vysanec zdirazn
ze revoluce Buhasku jest ciste domac veci projev
deji ze Belehrade bude nj tax pohizeno.
Kra Boris ustanovil pukovnika Noikova iednoho
voucnich pohlavard nacelnkem generanho sabu buhar
ske armady
Prav se ze osmdesat osob bylo zabo behem povstanf
Sofi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
NEMQ JSOU PRf VYHLADOVOVANl.
TYTO zALOBY vZNASEJl PROT
FRANCOUZIJM.
.RADIKALNl zIvLY v RfSI cHTEJf ROZv1klTl
VSEOBECNOU STAVKU.

Koln mad Rynem, II cervna - Pc dokonceni okkupace
Essen Domund havni zelezncnf ne celia okkupovana
blast jest nyn odffznua cd ostatnho N6ecka Dodavka
paliva vekym ndustrianim zavodm mimo Porufi ktere
az dosud byla udrzovana, bya nyn zasavena Tovarny
jez zamestnavaly ce d6lnkl buou donuceny zavfi
travnova stuace jest nejkcki cd ancouzskeho pre-
vzetf Essenske drahy.
N6mci vefejne obvnu gen. Degoutta, ze hladem chce
pfinut ku vzdani lid jejz nemohl sklon ku sve Will il
nym zpGsobem.
Ku pfftomnemu vedl fancouzsky plan ma kon
trou vseho uh koksu Poruff Okkupacni fady usano-
Willy teto methode. aby vynutiy odvad9ni dane uh
kterou az dosud plalo enom nekok nemensch zavodi.
Gen. Degoutte nafd aby vosko pfevzao svo konro-
lu vsechny zeleznice vedoucf do dod.
pffpade, kde bude odepfeno placen dane uhh koks
jine suroviny budou zabaveny takze indusra zavody
budou donuceny zav jakme jejich pftomne zasoby pa
budou vycerpany.
Kruppovy zavody Essen, zamestnavajcf $4,000 d9nf-
XII Stnnesovy zavody Muehlheimu 900 zamesnan-
c, budou takto postizeny.
Berlin IT, cervna. Pet n9meckych dllnich direktora
uznano byo vnnym pred francouzkym vojenskym soudem
We Werden, ze neodvade uh cet valecnych nahrad
kazdy mich odsouzen pet rokd do zaafe cekove po
kute lab, 100000 900 marek (asi $4310,0OO).
N6mecka vlada posala protest nepodileji-
cm rurske okkupac nemz upozorhuje op9tovna
cny ranko belgckeho terrorismu" odsuzovan smrti
nemeckych obcan dob6 kdy France pozadue zanechanf
tpneho odporu kdy Nemci proevujf ochou vyjednavan
Vseobecna stavka veskereho n6meck6ho delnctva jest
odpocovana radkalnm nacionaisty bouflvych demon
sracich Branboru vcera mmofadna policeni opatreni
cinema jsou vsech industralnfch stfedscich.
Radkalni vddcove rozsifu propaganda posilaj sve
agenty do vsech denckych stredI N9mecku dsi
vfen savky Toto hnutf es vice demonsaci prot kapi
talu nezi protestem proti ruhrske okkupaci
Muehheimu havr vysi ma stavku domovy nekolika
ddnich dektord byy vypensny davem Neke ze stavka-
f vra do prace kdyz ejch pozadavkim bylo yhove-
Braniboru byo mnoho stfeby avsak nikdo nepfisel
1razu pokud znamo. We meste dnes panuje kid
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
WHITFIELD SPATkEN PRY
BYL v KANADE.

Ma pfedm9sti m9sta Iondo-
nu, Ont. spatfen hyl PRIV sta
re knln6 v JAIME ma vybiranl
Sutru muz, podohen pronasle-
dovanemu Whitfieldovi, ma ne
hoz Timed byla uspof&dana pra
va honba, ale vysledek podoba
Sc vsem pfedchazejfcfm, poll
Gle totiz patra dale. Pode-
zfely spAtfen byl jistym mu-
zem, jenz kdyz mu byla podo-
bizna uprchlfka uk&z&na, zvo-
lal pfesv9dciv6: "Ano. to jest
- on" Stalo sc tax jest9 ma
americke stran9 v Port Huron,
Mich, odkud zpr&vn tam9jsi
policejnf kapitap r. Kerwin te
lefonoval policii clevelandkk4,
natez zdejsf sef Granl vyzval
t1fady v London. ably Sc snazi-
~ zlosyna polapiti. Dokud ale
povest nenabude urtit9isfch 70
rem nehodla zdej5f policie do
uveden6ho mfsta vyslati ne
lktereho = detektaN6..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
BANDTTE UNESII KNEE.

Hankow. Gina II. cervna. Ones dosla zprAva ze
asy knez Molotto by banity as 100 mil severne
cd tohoto m9stG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
DIR. BENES O POMOCI
MADARSKU.
Cd vl6dy budapeSt'sks jsou po-
xadov&ny stejn& zSruky jak0
Cd Rakouska.

Praha, Is. cervna. S ohledem
ma rozhodnuti Reparacni komi
sc, jez odeprela poskytnouti
Uhram stejnou financni pomoc,
jako Rakousku, csl. ministr dr..
Benes ucinil nasledujici pro-
hlaseni:
"My jsme ochotni dati SOU
hlas k tomu, aby Uhr&m pomo-
zeno bylo stejnym zpdsobem,
jako Rakousku, avsak "a stej-
nych podmfnek, zejmena'k 'kdyz
tito pfijmou kontrolu dv6ri
Jim poskytnutych a dali zaru-
ky = jako ucnilo Rakousko v
zenevskem protokolu, ze pfi-
imou a uvoli sc splniti podmfn
ky Trianonske mirove smlou-
w. TAX dalece Mad'arsko pri-
jalo je pouze 8 protestem. My
nemame priciny, abychom Sc
vdGi Uhram chovali jinak, nez
Ii k Rakousku.
"Mala dohoda byla vzdy OBJ
myslena jakozto zaklad syste-
mu kooperace mezi vsemi ma
slednickymi staty. Nase zajmy
vyzaduji, abychom stall ma do
bre noze s Uhrami. Nasi lide to
chapou, avsak ia nemohu Sc O.
povazit pozadat parliament o
pripojeni Sc ku zaruceni ma
d'arskeho Iveru, ponevac ne
dlverujeme Mad'arim. Soudi-
me, ze odpirajf pfijmouti no.
w stav veci. Videli jsme, jak
sc chovali v otazce Burgenlan-
du a We vaci krale Karla.. Po-
zorujeme stav jejich mysle v
opetovnych pohranicnych pri-
padech. Vidime, ze j nyni, tre
baze apeluji ke Svazu narodd
k Will svym krajanlm V Ru-
munsku, utiskuji sve ceskoslo-
venske a n9mecke mensiny.
"Do te DOLBY Mad'afi neuci-
nili vse, co mohli ku zlepseni
sveho finuancniho postavenf.
Uhry nejsou f&dn9 zdaneny q
pozemkove reformy nebyly vi
bee provedeny. Zem9 jest sta
le jeste spravovana vyhradna
We prosp6ch slechticd.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-18
NOW OBROVSKY
AEROPLAN.
V1xi 40, 600 liber ! ma lest
Liberty motor6.

Washington, II. cervna. No
va armadni obrovska vzducho-
LODI, znama jako BarlingIv
bombovac, nejvetsi sveho dru-
hu bude CO nejdfiv vyzkousena
ma Wrightov6 letisti v Dayton,
bylo oznameno odborem valky,
jenz zaroven jmenoval poruci
ky Wade-a a Harrise jako pi-
Lofty pro omen prvnf let.
Vzducholod' nn6fi 12O stop,
vazi 100000 liber a bude mfti
rychlost nemen9 nez devade-
sat mil "a hodinu.
"Zda-li pokusny let bude u
spokojivym," pravf Sc v ozna-
menf odboru valky, "inzenyr-
sky odbor leteck6 sluzby v Day
tonu zfska kredit, ze uvedl do
vzduchu nejvetsf aeroplan ma
sv9t9."
Aeroplan ma nadrzku ma
1000 galloni gasolinu a 181
gallon oleje. Specifikace Wy.
zadujf, ze nema byti vice bomb
neseno nezli 5000 liber, avsak
kdybys bomba, vazfcf 10000 Ii.
Der byla nekdy vyrobena, aero
plan mohl by Sc s nj vznesti a
litati po dv9 hodiny, pravi Sc
" oznamenf odboru valky.