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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
PERCY H. KEARNS IS FOUND GUILTY |OF BRIBE CHARGE
Mobile Attorney Again Convicted Of Part In
 Liquor Conspiracy

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 19.-(Special Leased Wire. )-Percy H. Kearns, at- torney and one of the number of de- fendants convicted in the hquof con spiracy trial, was found guilty this aft ernoon in the federal court of charges of bribing federal officer under two counts. The case was turned over to the jury shortly after the opening of the afternoon session when counsel for Kearns announced the defense had no evidence to offer and would not cross examine the witnesses. The jury was out for only a few minutes.
 Judge Robert T. Erwin deferred sem tenee until October and meantime Kearns faces other charges growing out of the big liquor investigation here last fall.
 Cases Consolidated
 Two cases were consolidated by the prosecution this afternoon when the defense announced it rested without presenting evidence Keafns was charged with paying money to M: T. Gonzaulles for protection of the liquor business of James F. Dawes, Harry O'Connor, Benjamin +. Cody, Richard Chrisman, Geronimo Perez and Daniel F.. Jemison, the so-called "big six" of the liquor ring, and the charge was combined with another alleging pay ment for protection of the whisky sale of Phett and Dennis Mcbride.
 M. T. Gonzaulles, federal prohibit ton agent. who figured conspicuously in the gathering of evidence for the wholesale booze expose, was on the stand the entire morning session and testified in detail how he was sent here last summer by the federal gov crnment to investigate the open liquor sales here and how he accepted bribes in monthly. payment from Kearns for protection" of liquor leaders.
 Money Is Exhibited
 Sums of money, amounting to $2,125, that Gonzaulles testified Kearns paid to him in monthly installments were offered as evidence by the prosecution and the witness recounted how the money was brought to his room at the Cawthon hotel.
 Eugene Smith, federal agent, who also was working on the case with ". R. Harvey and A. R. Butler sup ported the testimony of Gonzaulles and declared he was present at one time when a bribe was paid. The agents were concealed in an adjoining room, it was brought out in the testimony, and saw the transaction between Kearns and Fonzaulles through especi- ally arranged peep holes in the door and a system of mirrors.
 The charges were tried for second time after a mistrial was entered at the first hearing in April. Kearns was convicted in the liquor conspiracy trials during May and was sentenced to serve two years in the federal penitentiary. The conviction now is under an ap- peal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
PRINCE OF WALES
 LOSES AT RACES

DEAUvILLE, France, Aug. 19.- Fortune turned it's back on the Prince of Wales here and today he is more than 100000 francs poorer as a result of Sunday play at the races and baccarat tables.
 Jules Mastbaum of Philadelphia, is said to have prospered through the princes heavy losses at the gaming table.
 In the afternoon the prince was among the early attendants at the rae ing course and plastered a bet on each race. None of the selections showed at the finish tape.
 Shortly after 5 80 p. m. the prince strolled into the gaming room. Dressed in a gray suit somewhat the worse for travel, he placed an initial bet of 1O,- 900 francs. He lost. He took the loss good naturedly and started playing steadily. Times he was said to be almost 100000 francs ahead of the game but his luck skidded and he started losing while Mastbaum's winning began to take size.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
FARM BOARD CUTS
 REDTSCOUNT RATE
New Rate Is 4 1-2 Per Cent To
 Marketing Associations

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Reduc. tion of rediscount rates was authorized today for the intermediate credit banks by the federal farm loan board The new rate to financial institutions is five per cent and to cooperative marketing associations is four and one. haf per cent
 The rates heretofore have ranged ur to six per cent on some classes of pa. per and to five and one-half per cent on others. The action of the board in authorizing cut in the rates is in line with the easier money market throughout the country. The board fin an official statement said the reductions were due largely to the lower interest rates which it has had to pay on deben- tures< of the intermediate credit sys- tenn!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
IFS DEPUTY HERE,
 l. SAYS J. D. JONES, HELDN MEMPHIS
Trouble Grew Out Of De. mand For Records Of
 Klan

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 19.-(Spe, cial.)-J. D. Jones, who testified in city court that he was a deputy sheriff of Birmingham, Ala, and had been g peace officer in that city for nine years was bound over to the county grand jury on a charge of shooting with in. tent to kill by City Judge Clifford Davis here today. Bond was set al $1O00 which has not yet been made.
 Jones was arrested in the local of. fees of the Ku Klux Klan Monday afternoon, in company with four other men, one of whom is the Rev. Otis l. Sturgeon. Klan orator. Jones is al leged to have attempted to shoot W. A Blankenship, local Klan official.
 According to testimony of witnesses today, the bullet missed Blankenshir and went through the floor. The men were arrested by Detective Sergeant Frank Glisson of the homicide bureau and a riot squad.
 According to witnesses, Jones had accompanied a man who said he was James Esdale, Birmingham attorney and alleged imperial officer of the Klan, to the local Klan headquarters, where they demanded all the records of the Memphis Klan. These were refused and a free for all fight began. Blankenshir alleges that Jones attempted to shoot him in the back.
 Jones told detectives that he had been in Nashville and other cities in con. nection with q recent murder in Sir. mingham. In addition to being held to the state on the felony charge, he was fined $25 for carrying a pistol. When arrested, he was wearing badge of a Jefferson county deputy sheriff. He testified that the shot had been fired accidentally while he was trying to pre-. vent the gun being taken from him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
HARRISON LEADS
 ALMOST 6TOl
(COntinued From Page One.)

(COntinued From Page One.) . the third district. Congressman W. Y, Humphreys, who completed the unex- pired term of his father, Ben G. Humphreys, who died in office, did moi seek renomination. Early returns showed State Senator Wm. Whiting. ton leading with 1,247 votes. Walton Shields was a close second with 1,144 Harry Hulen with 1855 and Douglas Beams 96.
 Indications are that 175,0OO votes were cast today against a maximum oi 254,0O0 cast in a recent democratic pri, mary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
IN TEE AIR TODAY

T DKA, Pittsburg, 326 meters, s IN D. m., eastern standard time. - xDKA Male Sextet.
 wOR, Newark, 405 meters to 10 D. h., eastern standard time. Special program of three hours of dance musicl
 WCAP, Washington, 469 meters, Y 80 p. m., eastern standard time. Concert by the United States army band
 woe, Davenport, ASA metersD 8 D. m., central standard time. Organ recital.
 KPO, San Francisco, 42S meters, 8 D. m., Pacific standard time. Scotch program.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
CARRIES OPPONENTS HOME
CIarksdale Gives Harrison 281 Votes
 And Brewer 268

CLARkSDALE, Miss, Aug. 1B.- Senator Pat Harrison carried Clarks- dale, the hometown of his opponent, former Governor Earl Brewer, by a plurality of 23 votes in today's demo- cratic primary. Indications early to- night were that Senator Harrison had carried COahOma county by a substan- tial plurality. The vote in Clarksdale was Harris 291 aud Brewer 26S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
SNOW REPORTED
 AT ALBANY, ". r.
Coldest August 19 On, Record
 Announced

ALBANY, N. r., Aug. 1o.-Topcoats and oVercoats appeared on the streets here today as the weather bureau an. nounced the coldest August 19 on rec. ord with but one exception. Residents of Pennsylvania across the Hudson from here reported snow flakes fell dur. ing the early morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
FARMER KILLED

NATCHEz, Miss, Aug. 19.-Volun- teer poses organized at Stanton, Selma and other points in the county are to- night engaged in a man hunt for Ed Carter, negro tenant, who tonight shot and killed Paul Johnson, 34, owner of the Selma Plantation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
|POLITElVESS. PAID GADSDEN NEGRO
 AFTER ACCIDENT

G ADSDHN, Alaa Aug. 19.-- WT Especial. After he had
 struck their small roadster with his touring car and had caused Mrs. Mary Putnam and Dowdy Brannon to be painfully injured, a negro whose name was not learned picked them up and rushed them to a nearby hospital offering to pay all expenses for a doctor and all dam age to the. car. He was so polite and seemed to be so sorry for the trouble he had given the white peo- pie that he was allowed to get away without giving his name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
GILES IS INJURED
Birmingham Engineer Bumps
 Track At Gaffney. S. q.

IFHCh AG UaITney, 5. c.
 Attempting to dodge an ice wagon, John c. Giles, 1109 Seventy-eighth street, south, chief electrician for the Lehigh Portland Cement company, was seriously injured when he coliided with h.avy truck and piece of Yreckage struck in him the eye Monday after noon at Gaffney, S. U., according to dispatches reaching Birmingham Tues day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
SMALLPOX DTSCOVERED

SMAI.LFOX DISCOVERED
 HATTlESBURG, Miss, Aug. 1o.- Especially Three, cases of smallpox have been discovered in Hattiesburg and vi- cinity, in the last few days but Dr. W. W. D. Beacham, director of Forrest county health unit, does not believe there is any cause for alarm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
CALL IS ISSUED FOR EXECUTIVE
 COMMITTEE
Plans For Alabama Cam
 paign To Be Made At Aug. 28 Session
tsfate Capital Bureau)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 19.-- Members of the state democratic execu- tive committee today were called into special session August 28. The call was issued by Marion Ruston of Montgomery, secretary, at the request of R. B. Evins of Birmingham, chair man.
 Plans for the campaign preceding the general election will be made and such other business as may come up will be transacted, according to the call. Nothing has indicated any ur- gent business before the committee and it is not probable that the session will be of long duration.
 Republicans wills make their usual fight for victory in the seventh con gressional district and will make an effort to win invsome of the counties. However, no reports to the state com mittee have indicated any uneasiness. In the election two years ago the demo- cratic rarty busted the republican of- ficials from Shelby county, which has long been in the republican column. Republicans naturally want to return to office in that county, want to re- tain their small holdings and want to gam q AOOSohOAu HI OtAiEH CouuIASSs building, directed by the President, re- turned to their automobiles and con tinued to journey north. The visit was marked by laughs and friendly exchanges between the guests and their Losts.
 Ford Pledges Support
 MT. Ford personally assured 0. Bas- com Slemp, secretary of the President of his support of the President. He said, however, he did not expect to take an active part in the campaign. Likewise, he expressed the opinion that the candidacy of Senator La Toilette would aid rather than hurt Mir. Cool idge.
 s'It is useless to discuss the possible effect of change in administration. Mir. Ford said, because the people of the country are for Coolidge and his election to me seems certain"
 Mir. Firestone declared business con dition most satisfactory and he added that settlement of the separations prob lem was bound to further improve the situation. r
 Later in the day, Governor and Mrs. Redfield Proetortof Vermont called and visited for a short while. This eve ming Mir. and Mrs. Coolidge went for q ride through some of the neighbor- ing villages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20

We have published a phamphlet giving the official changes in football rules for the coming season. You may have a copy for the asking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
Uncle Joe" Present

Members of the official notification committee of the national committee of Congress and other republican lead CTS were the guests of General and Mrs. Dawes at dinner. Among these were Uncle Joe" Cannon. Brigadier White House physician, and Mrs. Saw Wite House physician, and Mrs. Saw yer. Uncle Joe" received a royal wei come from the candidate. and expressed his pleasure at being at one more of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01
AuToBUsY v CiNnosTl v AKRON.
DOPRAVA MA POULICNf DRAZE ZASTA
VENA DNES CASNE RANO. &

zadneho prava po vyprseni
jeji vysady dnes o pIlnoci.
DIE sdelenf direktora verej-
ne sluzby Lloyda Cartera, flo
tilla 200 uzavrenych Fordo-
vych kar poslanych sem Ford
Motor Company, byla koupe-
ma G. S. Firestonem, pfedse-
dou Firestone Rubber & Tire
Co., jenz pozadal sveho prfte-
lie Henry florida, ably je sem
postal. Ford lest .pry hotov
poslati 1000 dalsfch kar, bu.
deli jich treba.
Odhaduie Sc, ze 1000 zfi.
zencd spolecnosti poulicni dra
hy bude bez zarn9stnani. zdali
autobusy vystffdaif t1vale pa
ulicni kary. Zffzenci, ktefi pfi
sli o praci. oznamili. ze budou
dnes konati hromadnou schd.
n.
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BoUkLIvA PLAvBA.

New York, 81. ledna. -
Panik Cleveland pfijel dnes
do New Yorku po bourlive
plavb9, ma niz ieden cestujici
smeten byl paluby obrov-
skou vlnou a iiny zemrel. Mi
mo to dive zeny utrp9ly vazna
zran9ni. Muzem, jenz zahynul
byl Franz Klinecky, elektri-
kaf z Vfdn9. Simeon Cohen,
.ienzose svoji zenou "a dcerou
byl a cests ku svemu synovi v
Harrisburg, Pa, zsmfel dru-
'ht den po odplutf Clevelandu
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Akron, O., l. lnora. - Po-
ulicni kary prestaly jezditi v
tomto mest3 dnes .came rano
a We 4 hodiny budou nahraze-
nv autobusy a automobily,
jichz asi 800 jest hotovo po-
starati Sc o dopravu akronske-
no obyvatelstva.
Neni vyhlidky. re doprava
ma elektricke draze bude OBJ
rovena v dohledne dobe. me
ucinfme zadneho pokusu W.
nraviti m9stske kary, avsak
hodlame udrzovati nasi pred
m4stskou a mezimestskou sluz
bu netknutou," prohlasil ieden
2 vykonnych drednikd North
ern Ohio Traction & Light
Co. vyvstane vsak otAzka po-
uzfvanf kolejf v mestskych u.
licfch, ma n9z spolecnost nemd
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RozsoDNk BlTvA v MExlku.


tech obklicujicich oblast drze-
nou rebely, kdezto jizdnich
oddild bude pouzivano ku sti.
hani jich v nad6ji, ze timte
zp1sobem byly. by,vyhlazens
tfupy spovstaisck6 Ar pffpade
ze by Sc rozprasily po utrpe.
nj porazky v Morelii.
DIE soukromych zprav cele
mesto Orizaba bylo obsazeno
federalnim vojskem dnes. Pow
stalci couvli ma vychod do A.
toyaz, meme nez padesat mil
cd Vera Cruz. Vojsko gen.
Sancheze ustupuje We zmatku.
Jest vSak mozno, re Sc postavi
ma odpor V Solelad, 25 mil Cd
Vera Cruz, podari-li Sc mu
zreorganisovati povstalecke
sbory. Jinak rebelska armada
bude rozdvojena a costa ma We
ra Cruz otevfena federalnimu
vojsku.
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NOVA PocTA LENINovI.

Moskva, 81. ledna. - Hnu-
ii, aby Mikulas Lenin prohla-
Sen byl "a bolsevickeho svet-
ce. nabyva silly.
Jako dalSi hold zesnulemu
vidci, casopis Pracujfci Mos
kva, organ komunisticke stra-
ny. navrhuje zmenu jmena te-
to organisace ma "Leninovska
bolsevicka strana". Soucasn6
zmineny list prinasi sedm pri-
kazani, jez odporucuje jako
kredo pro Leninovce. Prvni je:
''Pred tim nez mas opustil,
soudruh Lenin naridil nam.
abychom drzeli vysoko nepo
skvrnenou cest strany. My ii
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DEBS KANDIDATEM PRO
MfROVOU CENU.
Washington, 81 ledna.

Washington, 81. ledna. -
Eugen v. Debs byl navrzen
pro Nobelovu mfrovou cenu v
tomto roce Victorem l.. Berge-
rem, jedinym socialistou v ny.
n6jsim kongresu. Ma podporu
jeho nominace predlozil zejm6
ma otisk Debsovy feci v Can
ton, O., pro niz byl usvedcen
z pfekazeni vedenf .valky a pc
Sian do federalnf trestnice,
"Ackoli Eugene v. Debs pre-
stal byti volicem v teto zemi,
jeho hlas jest tim nejvic res
pektovanym v cel6m svete,"
pravil Berger.
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NEMECkO zbAvENO VSECH DLUHO.
'DEKRETEM kABINETU FINANCNf zk.
i vAzkY vLkDY PR0STE SkRTNUTY.
NARfZENf TYKA Sc CAsTECNE TEz SOU
KROMYCH POVINNOSTf.

Berlin, 81. ledna. - Nej-
drastictejsi krok k provedeni
financni reformy predsevzaty
berlinskou vl&dou ode dni val
ky ucinen byl dnes nahle a mi
mo vse ocekavani, kdy vsech-
ny vladni dluhopisy, valecne
pGjcky a vsechny podobne "a
vazky byly proste skrtnuty We
vladnich knihach. Dekretem
vladimir Sc prohlasuje, re rise
jest sprostena povinnosti pla-
It'll verejne dluhy jakoz H.
rokI ma ne, "pokud vsechny
splatky ma valecne nahrady ne
byly vyrovnany."
! Rozkaz tento byl vydan pod
nazvem treti pilne berni ordi
nance po dlouhych debatach v
kabinetnich schdzich. Rozhod
mutt nepochybne bylo uspiseno
Dawesovym vyborem financ-
Mich odbornikd, ktery prijel
sem vGera Pafize.
! Vladni dluhopisy, to jak 2
DOLBY valecne tax predva.
lecne, byly "mrtvym zbozim'
ma financnim trhu. nebot' kde
kdo hled9l Sc jich zbaviti. Da'
vana prednost industrialIlm
;akcifm v nadeji. ze snad As
kdy v budoucnosti budou Sc ',
placeti.
4 Ordinance dale ustanovuje,
re vsechny soukrome bondy a
hypoteky stavajici 1. ledna,
jez znehodnocenim marky sta
ly sc We skutecnosti bezcenny-
mi, automaticky sc uvadeji ma
10 procent jich pivodni zlate
hodnoty, avsak drzitele hypo-
tex, jimz nenadani dana je
zp6t bankrotni dividenda 10
procent ma jich pGvodni dol
lar, musi platiti tax zvanou
"inflacni vydelkovou dan" 2
procent rlSi.
-, Mimo to jest zpetna inflac-
nj vyd6lkova dan 1872 proc.
zlate hodnoty ma vsechny bon
dy a hypoteky, jez byly spla-
,ceny behem obdobi az do /.
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ledna. Ably tato dan mohla byt
skolektovana, must byti poru-
sena "posyatnost" bankovnich
knih, coz vyvolalo velky po-
plach ma burse.
V dnesni sch1zi kabinet row
nez pfijal plan ma samostatne
operovani statnich zeleznic q
postovni sluzby. vcetne tele-
grafu telefonl. Tato odv6tvi
vefejne sluzby budou vyne-
chana rozpoctu a vedena ma
presne korporacnich linifch,
tax aby pi'inesla vyd6lek. Roz-
pocet ma zlatem zaklad6 pro
berni rok koncici 1. dubna
1925, pfipraveny ocekavani
navStevy financnich odborni-
kG, tvori cast statistickeho ma
terialu predlozeneho dnes Da-
wesovu vyboru.
Rozpocet vykazuje temef
$50. 100000 pfebytku, kdyz
zavazky vyvstavsi z Versaill-
ske smlouvy budou ignOrova-
ny a okupovane oblasti, Ruhr-
sko a Porynsko, vraceny V pl-
nou spravni kontrolu rise, wee
the vybirani dani.
Pe prvaim dnu skuteGns pia
ce v Berline, nalada americ-
kych clenG ma vyboru odborni-
XII jest optimistickou. Ucin6n
byl znacny pokrok v ziskani
informaci, die nichz hodlaji
riditi sve dalsi kroky. DR..
Schacht, guverner risske BAN
ky, sdelil vyboru, re je to V
zajmu hospodarske rekonstruk
ce rehabilitace N9mecka,
ably co nejdrive vydany bylv
papirove penize opirajici Sc
o zlaty zaklad a ze nem6lo by
S tim byti vyckavano az do
rozreSeni reparacniho nroble-
mu, cd nehoz otazka tato jest
naprosto odlisnou. ".Zachrahte
Nemecko napred a rozreSte re
paracni problem pozdeii,' by
10 min6ni tlumocene DR.. Scha-
chtem.
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M6sto Mexiko, 81. ledna.

M6sto Mexiko, 81. ledna. -
Vol. operace zap. cd Mesta
Mexika vstoupf Ultra v novou
fasi, nebot' bude zahajen po-
,stup. prati rehellm N Morelii.
'hlavnfm meste Aatu Michoa-
can, die zvlastni depese obdr-
zene zde z Celaye.
Panuje minenf, ze bitva
mize byti rozhodneho razu,
jako .ona v Esperanze, ma W.
chodni fronte, kde porazkou
rebelI otevfena byla costa ma
Vera Cruz vladnfmu vojsku.
Povstalci ma zapade mobili-
sovali cast syeho vojska podel
zeleznice do Acambaro, patr-
ne dmyslem zaraziti postup
federalniho oddilu pod gene
rally Escobarem Riosem. Die
depesi zde obdrzenych presi-
dent Obregon chysta sc umisti
ii slime PEST posadky We mes
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KROK K zRU$EN OtEjNYCH VYSAD.
P0DNlkNUT BYL vcERA PRlJETiM
WALSn0vY RES0LuCE.
VYSETROvANf ROZStRENO MA SPEKULA-
CT OLEJARSKYMI AKCIEMI.

vysady. Sekretar DENLY mel
Sc pry pfesvedciti, zdali ud9le-
MIN vysad nebyl porusen "a
kon, avsak ia okolnost, ze me-
osv6dcil nalezitou obezretnost
neb zpisobilost We SVEN ira
de, jeste neni dostatecnym dd-
vodem, aby postaven byl ma
pranyr pred lidem Spojenych
Statd, anil by Sc mu dostalo
prflezitosti haiti Sc. Jednani
takove bylo by We skutecnosti
"lyncovnickym zakonem", pra
vii senator Lodge.
Dnes zaroven vyslo ma jevo,
ze senat hodla podniknouti dd
kladne vysetrovani spekulaci
s akciemi Sinclairova syndika
tn pred udelenim vysad a do
jake miry podlleli Sc ma tom
vladni urednici, kteri meli
predem povedomost, ze tyto
vysady udeleny budou. Akcie
Sinclairova syndikatu stouply
totiz asi o $3O,O0O,OOO v do
be, kdy vysady ma Teapot Do
me byly udeleny.
Senatni vybor dnes vydal
obsflku ma bursianskou firmu
w. B. Hibbs & Co., jednu 2
nejv6tsich v tomto meste. KITE
re Sc narizuje predloziti OBJ
chodnf knihy a podobne kro-
ky budou pry podniknuty
vzhledem k nekterym firmam
new-yorskym. Rovnez senatni
vybor znova obeslal Edwarda
L. Doheny-ho, ktereho chce Wy
slychati, zdali dal neb pGjcil
penize n6kteremu vladnimu
uredniku b6hem jeho 1radova
nj neb pozd6ji. Stalo Sc to ma
natlak senatora Reeda 2 Mis-
souri,, jenz onehdy ohlasil svo-
il kandidaturu ma demokra-
tickou presidentskou nomina-
ci. Reed Sc pry chce zeptati
Doheny-ho, ida nebyly n6jake
financni transakce mezi MIN a
jistym prominentnim dredni-
KEN We Wilsonov9 administra-
ci. Reed Jest sice demokrat,
ale mezi MIN a drfvejSim pre-
sidentem panovalo vasnive ne
pratelstvf. Jest6 kdyz posledne
Ise uchazel o znovuzvoleni, ex-
president Wilson zrazoval de-
mokraty v Missouri cd hlaso-
yani pro n9ho.
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prisahame, soudruhu Lenine.
re splnfme tive prikazani Sc
cti.'
Ostatni clanky viry, vyja-
drene slovy podobnymi, jsou
jak nasleduje:
"Sesiliti a udrzeti jednotu
strany; sesiliti a udrzeti dix
taturu proletariatu; sesiliti a
udrzeti jednotu delniki a sed-
laki; rozSirovati a upevnova-
ii jednotu sov9tskych repub-
lik; sesiliti a zvelebiti posta-
vent rude armady; a sesiliti a
rozsiriti komunistickou inter-
nacionalu."
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jest v osetrovani lekare, jenz
byl povolan vcera v poledne k
byvalemu presidentovi. ''Nepo
vazuji stav p. Wilsona "a vaz
n.y." pravil DIR. Sterling Ruffin
dnes rano, "ale nejsem oprav-
men sd6liti povahu jeho nemo-
ci." Kontreadmiral Grayson,
osobni lekar p. WilsonHv. jenz
vyjel 81 ma honbu do North Ca
roliny. byl odtamtud nakvap
povolan. DR.. Ruffin byl jed
MIN z lekafi, jiz oSetrovali dff
v6jsfho presidenta, kdyz prv-
ne onemocnel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01

osobni vlak ma Narodni mexi-
cke draze, 60 mil jizne Cd to-
hoto mesta vcera pozde odpo
ledne. Pc t6 rozpoutal Sc boj,
sc ztratami ma obou stranach.
Spoieni mezi M9stem Mexiko
a Spojenymi Staty pres Chi
huahuu. jak po zeleznici tax
telegraph bylo preruseno.