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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25

feels that he is being given the worst
OF il. he should 20 to the ditchrider
in a peaceful frame OF mind and dis
cuss the matter frankly. 1t IS very
much easier 10 get satisfactory re-
suits by all working together than
by working against each other. Be
fore accusing the water master OF I'M
fair discrimination he should look
around at his neighbours streams. He
will probably find that they are get
ting just as small a proportion OF
what they could use as he is. III not,
there may be some difference between
individual rights On many canals
stock is held and maintenance paid in
different amounts per acre OF land.
Employ Competent Men.
The proper measurement and dis
,ribution OF water requires \ know
ledge OF hydraulics and experience
in that line Of work Do not expec;
a man withou, both training and ex-
prience TO be able to moot all the
varying problems which come up on
all canal systems. The hompetcnt
water master a often help individual
canal companies or farmers underh is
stream make better use OF the water.
He can so distribute the water that
practically all the users will tell that
hey are getting all they are entitled
O and the resultant good will is a
cry great asset to 4 community.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25

The distribution OF the irrigation
water of Idaho gives employment TO ;
large number OF men. During a nor
NAL year these men have their iul
share OF trouble When water is UNI
usually scarce. every water users an
xiety about his crop makes him very
quick to suspect that he is not get
ting his share OF the scant supply
and adds greatly to the water mast
er's troubles
The organization charges with the
division OF the water OF the streams
OF Idaho among its thousands OF in
dividual owners all the way from the
Commissioner OF Reclamation in the
State House at Boise down to the
humblcst ditch walker making his
daily round with shovel or fork. is
doing its very best to make that div
ision fair. The harvests which will
be gathered this fall depend to on
small extent on the success with
which will be gathered this fall de
pend to on small extent on the sue
cess with which their efforts are re-
warded.
Irrigator's Interests Supreme
The individual water user IS the
man whose interests must be served |
in the end. 1t is only as the water
reaches him that it can be OF any
service to the people of the state.
Accordingly the whole system is
Irranged to serve the individual irri-
gator and by its success or failure
n so doing it must be rated.
On the other hand. the water user
las duty in this respect. When he
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
HEALTH TALKS


That wonderful organ called tn,
brain weighs about three pounds; is
shaped like an oval loaf OF bread and
is split in the center into two parts
known as hemispheres. that look like
large coffee beans.
The most interesting part OF the
brain. and perhaps the most important
intellectually. is the gray matter which
constitutes the outer layer. This
gray matter contain cells which take
care OF the delicate and important
work OF the brain. 1t is due to thu
chemical or physical effects that they
exert on one another that incoming
sensations and impressions lead TO
fsending out messages to the "ac-
ton nerve hbres.
The res, OF the brain IS made up
OF white nerve fibrcs. which are call
ed white matter. These, like tele-
phone wires. convey messages TO the
or from one piece of gray
matter 10 the next.
Science has discovered many things
Ibout the action OF certain parts
II the brain. We know there is
mall strip just above the ear tina,
'onrtols the movements OF diiferen,
'aris OF the body When there oc-
urs a tamper OF the brain. or IN
injury TO the skull in this part. by
ot'ns which muscles are paralyzed, :
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
Trade at Home

Some people. though not many. buy
their Christmas presents in July. But
the dealers who supply these to the
public are accustomed to give up
many midsummer days in hunting
down Christmas gifts which in Dec
ember days will be displayed on their
counters and shelves. The buyers
season" IS al hand. but this is not
the time when the merchants OF the
country are purchasing goods for the
summer OF fall. but for the winter
months. II is necessary for the mcr-
chants 10 have an absolute measure
OF time. and in consequence the big
marketing centers OF the West are
now receiving their annual visitation
from local storekeepers. The pro-
cesson OF these merchants moves East
ward from beyond Kansas City. St.
Louis. and Chicago. to New York.
and even across the seas. The top
notch shops do not expect to pull
through a season nowadays without
imported goods" from sombrc Lon
don and Gay Parec. 1t is interesting
to note at this point OF our story that
the First Lady OF the Land refuses
to buy dress materials that are made
outside OF the u. s. A. II is in
violable rule at the White House that
none of the clothes OF its Mistress
shall bear a foreign label. II we
rad more OF this America First"
spirit. the leading lawyers OF the IN
ted States would not have crossed the
ocean on a ship bearing foreign
flag. to attend the meeting OF the Bar
Association in London. The principle
OF "shop-at-home." can be carried out
in ones own locality. and in our own
without prejudicial discrim-
nation against localities. and Tor the
same reason. il is argued that the pro-
esses OF making Europe safe for dem
'cracy can be continued even though
'ur citizens insist upon buying goods
Il American manufacture. and trad !,
ng at home
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25

Tommy, stop eating VIM
gers" ''''youF in
But mamma, weren't sBy.-.
before forks" 7''s made
Not ours. TOMMY.
Mrs. Gustum: Can you d
ing and ironing" wash
New servant (sympaihe,;c,,,,.. 80.
yes-l used 10 be married s,s Oa
: home OF my own" nave
The Big Treat
sigh;seer in Washington. &C.,
now that I've seen all the o,b.- .'aa
lie buildings, show me this ns,,. gl0-
pot Dome we read so mu,b -. "a
There Must Be One
This" pointed-wiih-pside IN.
sonal conductor OF the tour Of n. Pr
fernal regions. indicating the b h, m
chamber OF super-horror, IS -,
siyely for the chap who oriy;n. ''1,
reading the minutes OF the las, nav.
ing" "''e'-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
Oh. Do Cheer Upi

Corn: "What are you going 20 have
when you get your adjusted compen-
sations"
Willie: Il think I'll paint my house
and maybe have a sleeping porch.
What are you going to have:'
Corn: Il think I'll have long
gray whiskers and maybe a fit"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY,ITCHING SKIN
Tho First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable

If you are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing. embarrassing skin
trouble you may quickly be rid Of it BY
using ntho-Sulphur, declares a noted
skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation, because of
ITS germ destroying properties. seldom
tails to quickly subdue itching. even OF
merry eczema. The first application
makes the skin cool and comfortable.
Rash and blotches arc healed right up.
kowles Mentho- Sulphur is applied like
any, pleasant cold cream and is perfect
" harmless. You can obtain a small
Jar from any good druggist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON


peare. who remarked long ago will
regard to the game OF life that self
love. my leige, is not so vile a sin. .
Same Bickerinys on Tariff Board
In order TO get away from the bick-
erings and quarrels. and the self
interest OF politicians. we have been
movng for many years toward the
theory OF the non-partisan adjustment
OF our tariffs The Taft administra-
ton had a short experience with a
tariff commission. and the same plan
was tried for brief period in the
Wilson administration. Following
these two experiments the present ad-
ministration established what was sup
posed TO be a real tariff board. Its
duties. were defined and il was set
to work. But for a year the small
chickering's OF this body have been
more conspicuous than creative labor.
Commissioner Keeps A Cow
Months ago. when sugar tariff was
under consideration. certain members
OF the Tariff Board accused other
members with being disqualified to
sit. because they or their wives owned
land or stock from which profits
were derived in Southern cane SUGAR
production. Recently another issue
has been raised on the Tariff Board |
in which it is claimed that certain
members are not qualified to act in
the butter inquiry that is being car
ried on because they own farms on
which cows are kept Ii the Tariff
Board row keeps on growing we may
next expect TO find its members chal-
Ienged not because they own sugar
lands or COWS. but because they eat
sugar and drink milk.
These questions may seem very
rival to newspaper readers, but they
lave been important enough to refer {
O the President OF the United States d
nd he in turn has asked the Control !
er General for definition OF the
NV prohibiting a Commissioner from
rawing salary for sitting in case q
I which he or his relative have a q
irect or a pecuniary interest. is
The law seems TO be a little stiff D
/ its constitution. otherwise these 81
points would not be W
used with reference to members OF pr
lie Tariff Board. There seems to be &C
rong possibility that some OF them W
lay get their ears boxed by the presi-
ent. in whose hands their tenure OF
flee rests. II they escape being m
'rced out OF Office then it is likely in
lat Congess will be consideratc re
lough 10 modify the law so that Sc
embers of the Board will not be
charged with attempts at indirect ar
'raft and fraud when considering &;
riff shedules. Pray bel in
Tricks of The Ship
The British ship Votaire bound =
ON Philadelphia to Halifax. St.
bins. with FIVE hundred and fifty +
embers OF the Ord err OF the Elks I
AIDED into Boston and the passeng-
5 who were delegates to the Elks ]
invention in that city remained FIVE |
Us and then proceed on board the
oltaire to Halifax.
This is a plain violation OF the
nercan shipping laws excluding for
gn vessels from coastwise trade. !
d the Custom authorities ut Boston co
We hned the Lamport and Holt line trc
lich operates the Voltaire $4,000. usl
500 passenger, for alleged vio- sN''
ion OF the American shipping laws. its
GLIDING foreign flag vessels from fai
astwise trade mel
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Times Forelock

A man once asked Diogcnes what
he made answer. If you are a rich
man. whenever you please; and il
you are poor man. whenever you
can" The application OF this ancient
philosophy may be easily harmonized
with Secretary OF Commerce Hoov-
er's advice TO buy your coal now"
The American householder. accord
ing to the Diogcnes standard usually
plcascs 10 buy his coal early in the
season ii his blink account will stand
the strain. but if his financial situa
ton is different. then he is apt also
to comply with Diogcnes' alternative
OF whenever he can" The dangers of
coal strikes at the most unexpected
times. are we'll understood throughout
the American nation. Secetary Ho-
over considers the matter from prac-
tcal conditions and assumes that every
body has the price OF a few tons OF
coal. Coal lays heavy hand upon
the transportation facilities of the
country. The coal dealers in different
parts OF the country can keep on hand
only limitd supply OF coal. 1t there
fore is up TO the consumer to keep
the stream running from the mouth
OF the coal mine to his own furnace
room. II the consumer fails to buy
coal in summer there is bound to be
a shortage OF cars and congestion
on the railroads when the coal pinch
sets in. NJ. Hoover says that winter
goods and household coal movements
have always, except through last years
cooperation. combined to create a car |
shortage" The fall car shortage. he
points out. has time and again in
reased the price OF coal and distribut-
ed the whole economic machine. The
public was alarmed last year that
il might not be able to get coal UNI
less It bought early. and the result,
was so beneficial to what is officially
known as "thc economic machine"
hat the Federal Government at Wash
ngton is using its strongest efforts
70 bring about the purchase of coal
II this time as means OF taking
~ the forclock. No one should mis-
understand it as an effort to help out
he coal mines. or the railroads. be-
ause it is a movement, purely for the
ublic good, or as Mr.. Hoover says.
a contribution for the mutual good
{ American business"
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peare, who remarked long ago with
regard to the game OF life that self
love. my leige. is not so vile sin. I"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
Playing a Lone Hand

And what do you intend to do
when you get out OF here my man.
asked the kind old lady who was
visiting the prison
NIX. mum. nix" replied Number
oo9 YEARLY. I'm offa lady accom-
plices fer life. 1t was one got me in
here"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
Tariff and Self-Interes,

No one has been able to dissipate
entirely the ancient belief that the
tariff is local issue. In the making
of tariff laws every industrial section.
no matter what the political tenets Of
the locality may be. has sought pre-
fercntial consideration from the tariff
makers. Thus we have always had
compromise tariff legislation. No one
has blamed New England for fighting
in behalf OF its manufacturing indus
tries, or the South because it looked
for favorable dates on cotton. or por-
tons OF the West because they wanted
the long end in tariff-hxing with re-
gard to wool and metals. We believe /
! was our good friend William Shakes
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
The Bencfactor

AT last / have the satisfaction OF
knowing that | am making lies
pathway smoother for someone sol
iloquized Number o99 as he indus
triously pounded rocks on the public
highway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-19
'NEPRlTEl' NITEzI Y PANAME.
MAKEvRY Sc DokkzAlo, zE PRb-
PLAv NEDA Sc HAJlTI.
JEST NUTNo SEStLENt JEHo OPEvNENf
PRAVf ZNALCI

Cristobal, Prdplavn pasmo 18. ledna "Neprateske"
lodvo ovlada dnes Karbske more Roztfstene amercka
lodstvo chou prsayu San Crstobalsk6m hra val
ku skonca padnym ddkaze ze Panamsky prplav media
uhajti bez radikalniho seslenf jeho opevneni.
Toto jest zaverecny vysedek spoecnych manevrd, mz
m6o rozhodnouti obhajielnost PrIplavnho pasma
acko samozrejme theoretcke manevry skytay
hed skutecne namofni btvy mezi mocnostm prvni rdy
Admiral Robinson, emuz bylo narfzeno proet svoji
flotillou prIplavem Pacckeho spoj hypo-
theckou aantickou fotou pocinal 81 velmi obezfen6
obran9 nicmene hned pocatku vsechno bylo pro n6mu
jezto pobfezn batere m9y nedosatecny dose muzstvo
pozemnf armady nemohlo zabrani umlceni tech DEL hz
vibec dalo pouzivatf
Admiral McCully, vete "nepratelsk6ho" od'stva, wy.
uzkovav sabosti foty udefi nahle rannich hodin
pfpravil zdrcuc porazku obhajcdm, kefi by stfsnsn
ma6m pfistavu nemoh manevrovat sve lodi taxi ably de-
cileno bylo soustfedene palby neprftele.
Admiral Robinson, necht6e zahynout svoji flotllou
jako myS pas, nafidl svym ponorkam torpedovkam.
ab rozey plnou nepfaeskou palbou oevfene
more. ~'a1''SJAS
Mezitm vodolomem namahal manevrovati net
prnf tfdy btevnch lodi tech jedinych jimz podafo
proje prnpavem TAX aby mohl soustfed vydatnou pal
bu nepfe By to beznadejny dkol toho nejschop
nesfho velitele Ia vodoomem edne neb dvema btevnm
lod Sc podafio zauja takov& postaveni ze mohly
Hi vSech deb aysak ostatnf mohy ssd jenom pfednich
battsSii ohia vSak pouzfvat veskerych
svch del zahati vse nicicf pabu vzdaeno pouhych
600 yardh cimz osud obrancd by speceten.
Manevrim, ez skytaly obraz skutecne bvy, prhlizeo
rnnozstvf lidf verand oxen hotelu Washington.
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NEzAMEsTNANosT v oHlU

Washington, 18. ledna.. -
Nezam9stnaaost Z objevuje se
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-19
PROF. l. mlSkOvSkY zEmREL.
BYL UG1TELEM sLovANsKTCH JAZYKU
MA OBERLINSKE KOLLEJI

Obern, O., 1s. ledna. - Prof. Louis F. MSkovsky po
tfcet rok utel sovanskych azykd Obernskem theo-
logckem semina Oberlinske koej zemfel dnes SVEN
zdejsim domove po nemoc avs tr mesice Szen byl "a
chvatem mrtvice poovic zaH mnu6ho roku toho Sc
jiz nevzpamatoval.
Zesnuly narodil Kutne ore Cechach pred So ro-
ky do Ameriky pfije rodic ako hosk 1Olety Navste-
vova koej New Yorkuz nz graduoval r. 1884 Az
do 1886 studova ekafsvi New Yorku te vstoupl
do Oberinskeho semnare. n9hoz graduova 1891
totez zskal stupen stra umeni Pc e ztrvil asi
rok student prazske universe 1918 slouzi
radn hodnos tehdejsim prozamnfm ceskoslovenskem
vyslanectvi We Washngon6 lohskem vidal Gin
nosti uGitelske.
Zdstavil po sobs tf syny Jamese Louise Paula. Po-
hfeb konan bude pond9li Prvniho kostela.
Oberlnska koe byla prvn Americe jez zavedla sto-
lci azykd povolavsi nj prof Mskovskeho jenz
ma zmin9nem uc vytudoval theoogi We SVEN postave-
nj prof Mskovsky dobfe upatn pouzval kazde pfile
zitost seznamovanf aerckych kruhn ceskym nArodem
zem&na jeho tuzbami sv9ov6 valky kdy horve IL
castn nut osvobozenskeho Ma Oberlinskem heoogckem
semna vysudovalo vice ceskoamerckyh evangeckych du
chovnfch tech tesi prof Miskovsky dce vaznosi
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JEDNkNf . MAbARskE P0jtcE.
DR. BENEs PRIJEL Do LONDYNA, ABY HA
JILL ZAJMY MALE DOHODY.

Londyn, 18. ledna Pfedseda uherskeho ministersva
hrab6 Bethlen cs minsr zahranicnch zaezitos dr. Ed
Bene pribyl do Londyna ably sdcastni vyjednavan
hledne uherse rekonsrukcnf pdjcky Vyjednavani tom
smeru zapocao jz vcera potva as til dny Zprava pro
vefejnost bude vydana az po jeho skoncenf
tuace spojeni uherskou pdckou jest asi tato Ma
sednicke saty Uhry doznavaj ze picka jest nevyhnute
rekonstrukci oeseneho hospodafkeho fnancnho
systemu uherskeho Uhry ackoliv povazu podmnky tim
spojene drascke pfistoupy tax dalece plan abv
ptjcka obnasela 10 mlonh ber sterngi aby b9hem fG
ffho roku provedena bya rovnovaha uhersk6m rozpoc
m ably pdjcka nebya zarucena czimi vladam cmz odlsu
cd pijcky rakouske ably zzena byla uherka essn
banka zakladem 80 monI zlattch korun kera ma by
dpne neodvislou cd vadnf kontroly aby Uhy jako Ra
kousko obdrze 20ete moratorium cd Reparatn komise
pokud jedna placen reparac Tato posednf podmnka
vsak nara st6 potize Naslednicke saty ez take
il sv@ povnnost vdci Reparacni koms trvaj toz tom
ably Jim dostao moraoria anebo aby Uhry byy nuceny
zaplatt naslednicke staty pfipadajfci splatky
Pres to- ze vyjednavani nynes spojeno jest stmi oh
tizem soud se ze setka uspokojvym vysledkem pro
vsechny s1castnen6 strany.
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4. P0lncARE 0PET NlTEzlL. :.
BYLA MU vYSLOvENA DUvERA FRAN
COUZSKOU SNEMOvNOU.

Paffz, 18. ledna Sn6movna poslanecka dnes vecer
p9tn9 projeva dlv9ru preeu Poncareovi AIS pro ISL
hlasIm
Poncare pred tim poda obrny pfehled sve zahranitn
potiky upynule roxy Byo to odpov6d' nedav
rec Eduardo Herrotta radkanfho vIdce enz nepfzn
We krisoval vladu prohasl ze zv9z radikalove kv6t
novych vobach ynasna rozusti reparacnf oazku sp
Sc smffve nez donucovacm prostfedky.
Premier Poncare zphsob pfekvapen kdyz vystoupil
rbunu oznam ze hodla promuviti vedeni zahrancri
potiky Fancie eho vladou zadati proev ddvery. We
sve fec premier kad obzvlasni ddraz praci vboru fl
nantnfch znac euz pfedseda brig Dawes americky
neredn zastupce kery snazf urovnat hopodarske fl
nantni pom9ry Nemecku Vyadfi nad6j ze vyboru
da ho 1kol ze nade cesu rozust6nf reparacnfho pro
blemu cd n9hoz vyrovnan mezpoeneckych dluhh
jez tezce dol&hajf Francii
Herrot n9kolikrate pferusl Poncarea behem eho fet
ale Il vzdy doved odpovede proev ddvey byl mu cd
hlasoy&n neocek6vanou v9tsinou. sS&.
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OBROVSKE BREMENO
DAM.

Chicago, 18. ledna. - A.
mericky lid, projevujicf v9tsi
zAjem otazku dani nez kdy
koli pred tim cd valky "a ne
odvislost, revoltuje prot poll
tikardm, ktefi uvrhli nan ne
snesitelne bremeno dani, pro-
hlasil Lewis E. Pierson, pred
seda Sdruzeni new-yorskych
obchodniki pred Sdruzenfr
zdejsich bankefI. z narodnl-
no dlchodu $58. 900, 100000 v
r. 1922, $7,O0O,00 100000 vzato
bylo ma danich federalnich.
statnich, okresnich a lokal-
Mich, tvrdil recnfk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-19
AMERICKA VLADA PRO-
TESTUJE.

Washington, 18. ledna. =
Dnes sd9leno z odboru statu,
ze americka vl&da ddrazne
protestovala u cinske vlady
prot omilostn9ni presidentem
Tsao Kunem, dffv6jsfho gene
rala Gina Yao, jenz cinen je
zodpov9dnym "a zabitf anne
rickeho missionare Rev. w. A,
Reinerta. Cinsk& vlada byla u.
vedom9na, ze zdali omilostn&
nj nebude odvolano, napjatS
pom9r vznikne mezi obema
zem9mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-19
texas P&TAVN Sc ma ODPOR.
oDPlRk PREcHoD oBREeoNovU F.
!. DERALN MIMI v0JSKu..
WAsHINGTONsKA vIADA HoDLA OBNO-
WITT SVOJI zADOST.

Is.
keho federalnho voska pres byo dnes ode
peno dfadujicfm guvern6rem T. W. Davdsonem telegra-
mu zasanem sekreafi statu Hughesov Obavy, mohlo
by dojiti vaznemu konfktu Mexkany Texasu bydc-
NIL bylo prcnou zamitnuti zados vysvetuje guverner
Zdal federani vaa dokaze naprostou nutnos precho-
du mexck6ho vojska zaruc naeztou ochranu texasskm
obcandm zadost bude vzata dvahu fednci
Texas budou ochone spolupdsobi narodnm autoritam
guverner ujist tuje washngtonskou vladu.
Mexicky president Obregon zadal dovoeni dopravt
1000 federalnich voakd pres dzem Texasu mez FL Paso
Laredo Ufaduici guverner Davidson vyiadf svo plnou
sympati kazdym hnutm iez by privodilo kid Mexku
avsak poukza vazne nebezpec by vyvsao pfiveze
MIN mexickeho ederalnho vojska Texas nasedkem
neho mneni revouci mez mexckymi obcany bydcimi
teto stran9 pomezi
Mezitim 1900 mexickych voakd die depese Bisbee
Arz pfijelo do Naco mexickem state Sonora oeekava
dovolen ku prekrocen meznArodn hrace dopravu pres
dzem statd Arizony Noveho Mexka Texasu misto
hrancfch Texasu kde hodaji vstoupi opene
pndu Guvener Arizony Noveho Mexika projeyli hned
ochotu vyhove zadost washngonske vady jez pfecho-
dem mexckeho fdeanho vojska pres americke uzemi
jadfila svdj souhlas.
Formaln protest by adre.ovan vcera guverneru
Texasu Reinaldo Martinezem zasupcem revoluconafd
San Antonio rovn6z NJ Dudley Ell Paso vyslov
pro pfechodu federalnho vojska. Martinez pravf ze
Obregon Gales usiluji "porustsnit Mexka
Pfibizna 5000 voidkdr ae sta SonoSa nexi
nmz jest znaeny pocet Yaqutskych dan byo by pohoto
We Ike sluzb vychodnim pasmu behem tn kdyby dano
bylo povoen ku prechodu federaniho voka pres amer
Ike dzemi die depese Ell Paso.
Texassky guverner Neff promne dli Georgi, kan o.
dee scanit odhalen postavy Lee vytesane bo
ku Kamenne Hory ez sane pomnkem jzn konfederace
Washington 49, edna. - dnesni schulz kabinetu BY
10 ednano skoro vyhradne mexcke suaci Byo sd9eno
ze odbor stau hoda tlumoc ddtkvou zadost
neru stau Texas ably nevzpra prechodu mexickeho
ska.
Ell Paso Tex, 18 ledna = Dilezita zeleznicn spojka
Marcos vychod Cd M9sta Mexka byla dobya rebel
skym vojskem, die bezdratove depese zde obdrzena.
M9sto Mexko H. ledna. - B6hem uplynuych tfi dnh
svedeno byo n9kok tuhych bev rIznych msech tr
lhelnku utvorenem zeleznitnmi liniem vybhacm Pue
bly, do Tehuananu odtamud do Esperanzy San Marcos
zp6t do Puebly. Havni odd pod velenm generaa Mar-
dosud drM Tehaucuan ackoi jest odznut cd Puebl
Ncmen6 vsak costa bya vykzena Cd rebed Urbaejo
ienz pritomne jest mezi Pueblou Tehuacanem
M9sto Mexiko, 18. edna. Dive rebelske delove lodi
iez zahay bombardovanf Tampca vcera odpoedne bylv
zapuzeny pobfeznm baterem die zdeiho denniku Ell Sol
Jeden muz by zab pr tomto bombardovani die zpravy
jez sd9uje ze cty rany pobreznch baer posaey
puzeni rebeskych lodi