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more than year at time cared only
that they should be properly QUILTED
once they were in office.
Men who knew the sufferings of the
workers, who knew how bitter the
struggle for bread is among the work
ers who had suffered to elect them,
had only one thot: To get knee
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-04


ere reached the DAILY WORKER
from London after the election which
resulted In the defeat Of Macdonald
and his policy Of subservienee to the
ruling class. That his fall did not re-.
suit from his unwiIIlngnsss to go the
limit In catering to the wishes Of the
arlstccracy can be seen from this
article.
THE stories which flooded the cap
l italist and yellow labor papers
after the elevation Of Ramsay MacDo-
maid to the position Of Prime Minis
ter to His Majesty King George, re-
minded one very strongly Of the SEN
timental stories Of the 'poor but hon
est" boy who rose to fame and wealth
by his great inherent qualities.
MaoDonald's christian piety, his
beautiful home life" and his ideal
ism which scorned the riches of the
world for the greater riches Of doing
good for his fellowmen, all of these
were blazoned forth as making up the
essence Of this noble character.
The fact that Macdonald started
life as poor boy and that he had the
fear Of Christ hammered into him by
his fanatical Scotch parents were
taken as proof that here was a man
who was marked OF from the common
run Of politicians, and that his term
in Office would be marked by the fin
est idealism and devotion to the
cause of the workers, and humanity
in general"
The Plous Fraud
But what different story can be
told now Of the pious Macdonald and
his gang Of second rate ward politi-
clans. Only one thing marks them as
being different from the politicians of
the. capitalist parties: They were
more vulgar, more petty, and dis
played more OF cringing spirit to
royalty and the trappings of the court
that Baldwin, Asquith or Lloyd George
ever did.
No sooner did they assume Office
than they Immediately started out to
ape the capitalists in their dress and
manner Of living. The tailors of Bond
street who had shuddered lest the
coming Of labor government would
destroy their trade in the manufacture
of court dress were pleasantly sur
prised when the whole gang Of rem
egades few to them to be fitted out
in the pamtomine dresses usually
worn when the bourgeoisle appears
at the court of their royal parasites.
Labor" ministers who had been cleo.
ted to parliament from districts where
workers had been unemployed for.
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breeches, silk stockings, and cutaway
coats SO that they could be "pre-
scented" to the symbol Of the brutal
imperialism Of Britain, George the 1-6
and Mary the As.
Liked To Get Mugeed
Then the rush to get photographed!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-04

Shown exhibiting poster advertising the Workers Weekly
official organ OF the Communist Party OF Great Britain which
ton The Communists considered this abuse the highest form
of fattey coming did from the uphoders of the capitalist
system which the Communists destroy Campbell
charged with sedton but the government did prosecute
owing pressure from the left wing of the Labor Party
general election resulted
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
PETIT JURORS FOR APRIL COURT
Panel Was Drawn Wednesday by Jury

Panel Was Drawn Wednesday by Jury
Commissioners Collins and Murray
The Petit Jury for the April Term
of the Kent County Courts was drawn
on Wedneday morning by Jury Com
missioners Collins and Murray. The
April term will open on Monday,
April 21st. The list of the jurors
follows: First District-Walter F..
Keith, William Lurty, William d.
Hudson, Charles ]. Harris; Second Dis
trict-Ralph C. Wilson, Roland Garri-
son, G. Dewitt Paradee, George l..
Turner; Third District Clarence
Gears, John Sylvester, William Onley;
Fourth District-Albert Comegys,
William S. Ford, Joseph Taylor; Fifth
District-William Pyle, George Bur-
ton, Augustus Owens, William De-
Witt; Sixth District-Thomas Wyatt,
Ernest Longfellow, Charles w. Cub
bage; Seventh District-C. Elmer
Abbott, Edwin McGinnis, Warner
Green, C. Edgar Kersey; Eighth Dis
trict-Walter Carrow, Ira Downes,
William Martin, Herman Rowe; Ninth
Distrlct-John G. Baker, Beniah An
derson, Garrett S. Harrington, James
L. Harmstead; Tenth District-Isaac
Jester, Jr., Almond Wilson, Uric p.
Morris.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02

The County ComptroIer's report, as pub
lished in two of our County papers. is a full
detailed account of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the peoples money, and should be in
teresting reading to every tax payer in the
County. How few give it even a cursory
glance. This failure the part of the public
makes possible neglect. Indifference, and ex-
travaganc on the part of public officials. AS
Auditors of the County COmptroller's books,
appointed by the Resident Judge of this Coun-
ty. we feel that it is not only our privilege
but our duty to call the tax payers attention
to our county affairs. as revealed to US in the
performance of our duty said auditors.
It is a pleasure to note that the present
Sheriff has been having the prisoners work
out. and fair sum turned in from that
source.
We commend those of the County Officials
who have faithfully performed the duties of
their offices with little. or no extra cost to
the county
The body directly responsible to the people
for the expenditure of their money is the Levy
Court. Their task is a difficult one and nee
essarily a trying one. 1t should require their
combined best efforts to see that no funds are
spent. or allowances made, except where it
insures to the benefit of the tax producer.
The people are clamoring for lower taxes
and for economy in administration of Govern
ment, County as well as State and Nation
We commend Mr.. Meredith for his splendid
report and for his faithfulness to the tax pay
ers in the performance of his duties as Coun-
ty Comptroller. We urge the tax payers not
only to read casually. but carefully and criti-
/ cally, the County Comptroller's reports as
they shall be published from year to year.
Respectfully submitted.
WALTER o. HOFFECKER,
JOHN c. HOPKINS,
Committee.
State of Delaware,
Kent County, ss
Be it remembered that on the 21st day of
March, A. D. 1924. before the subscriber, a
Notary Public of the State of Delaware, per-
sonally appeared Walter o. Hoffecker and
John c. Hopkins. Committee to inspect the
books and accounts of the Comptroller of
Kent County. respectively. and made solemn
oath that the foregoing report and statements
are true and correct to the best of their
| knowledge and belief
WALTER o. HOFFECKER.
JOHN C. HOPKINS.
Committee.
Sworn and subscribed before me the day
and year aforesaid.
ELI FRANKLIN BURRIS,
| Notary Public
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
DELAWARE ISSUES ROAD MAP
State Highway Department Gives
Comprehensive Idea of New Roads

State Highway Department Gives
Comprehensive Idea of New Roads
Hundreds of Delaware motorists,
and motorists of other States as we'll
have secured copies of the new 1924
Delaware Road Map which has just
been issued by the Delaware State
Highway Department, and orders for
the map are pouring in every day. 1t
is not to be wondered that there is
such a demand for the new map, for
it is one of the most complete and
comprehensive maps that has ever
been issued in Delaware. The map
not only shows every little road and
lane in the State, but is laid out in
such a manner that the motorists can
see at a glance where the best roads
are located and can trace out a route
throughout the entire State whereby
he or she may travel by improved
roads. The big black lines on the
map show that from the upper end of
Delaware, on the Pennsylvania line, to
the lower end, on the Maryland line
at Selbyville and at Delmar, there are
completed improved State highways,
so that the motorist may travel en-
tirely through the State from the up
per to the lower lines, and may
branch off to important towns in each
of the three counties without having
to leave the modern highways. The
completed road through the State Of
fers an ideal route for the Whining
ton motorist who is out for a days
trip through his State, or for the mo-
torists who live in lower Delaware
and wish to visit Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SET
At DOVER FOR MAY 9TH
DATE SELECTED BY STATE COM
MITTEE AT MEETING LAST WEEK
Discuss Plans For Selecting Delegates
To National COnventiOn.-TO Sc
lect Presidential Candidate

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee met at Dover Thursday after
noon for the purpose of setting the
date for the State Convention to elect
delegates to the National Convention
which will select candidates for Pres
ident and Vice-President, in accord
ance with the call of the National
Democratic Chairman. The meeting
was called to order at 1.40 by State
Chairman Janvier and the roll being
called showed over 40 members of the
State Committee present including
many women members of the Commit
tee. Without opposition, Tuesday,
May 6, was set as the date of the
State Convention and Saturday, May
3, as the date for the primaries to
elect delegates to said convention. At
the coming State Convention there
will also be elected a new State Com
mittee. The Convention this year will
be composed of 80 delegates from
New Castle County; 60 each from
Kent and Sussex Counties, or a total
of 21O delegates. The Convention
will be held in Dover Opera House.
The rest of the session of the State
Committee Thursday afternoon was
taken up in the discussion of suggest
ing to the coming State convention
the appointment of delegates to the
National Convention so that the wo-
men might have equal representation
at the National Convention. After a
! diversity of opinions had been ex-
pressed as to the six delegates ap-
pOrtioned to Delaware, some favoring
the retention of the old custom fol
the present that of the six straight
delegates whether they be elected mer
or women, others advocating the send
ing of the United States Senator anC
! Congressman with one whole vote anC
New Castle and Kent with two hall
votes and Sussex with four half votes
A motion made by Charles F. Curle!
that the original six delegate plan b,
adhered to, was later substituted b.
James M. Tunnel, of Sussex COUNT
that the Senator and Congressman
each be allowed the one vote and tha
New Castle and Kent Counties be al
lowed two half votes and Sussex fou
half votes the substitute passing b,
a vote of 20 to 9. The New Castl
County women, explained the Dime
to be given on April 3, which vii
practically open up the campaign i
Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
REPORT
of the
of the
Auditing Committee of Accounts Of Kent
County Comptroller, 1928
To the Honorable W. Watson HARRINGTON,

To the Honorable w. Watson Harrington,
Resident Associate Judge of Kent County,
Delaware:
We, the undersigned, committee of two free
holders of Kent County, appointed by the
Honorable W. Watson Harrington, Resident
Associate Judge of Kent County, 70 inspect
the books and accounts of the Comptroller of
Kent County, respectfully report under oath
as follows:
The period covered by the report is from
December l, 1922, to December l. 1928
We have examined and audited the books
and accounts of Mr.. Thomas Meredith Comp
troller of Kent County, and find them correct.
We have examined with painstaking care
the published report of Mr.. Meredith and find
it correct, and we hereby incorporate its main
features in report. For detailed state
ment, see Comptroler's report as published,
or write him for printed copy of same.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
EXPENDITURES

Total Receipts Including Balance
Dec. /. 1922 Observation-Disclosures S478, ,656.01
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
s21O.O47.57 s21O.O47.57
coon ROAD FIINI
Kent Counts Indebtedness

s5 Funding Bonds. Value 81 900 eachs IS, 100000
200 Kent CoJfnty Good Roads Bonds
Value 81 900 each .............. 2OO,OOO.OO
1000 State Aid Road Bonds. Value
$1,000 each .... ................1,O0 ,O00, 100000
Total Indebtedness .........S1,2 ,2s5 100000
Dec. l, 1928. General Fund Balances 63 807.99
Dec. /. 1923. Bonded Indebtedness
Fund Balance 49,. .............. 23,685.91
Dec. l. 1929 Good Road Fund Bal
ance ...... ....... ............. 1887
Dec. l. 1928. State Aid Road Fund
Balance ..... 49,. ............ 2O.2945s
Dec. /. 1923, Uncollected Taxes 49, 46.S56.O2
Total Amt. Available ..........S161. .977.67
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02

This sale exceptional and timely opportunity replace
old floor coverings with Ones-and considerable savings
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
FOR SALE

Grape Vines, 1 and 2 years; Straw
berry plants and Asparagus Roots.
Best varieties. Apply to
J. d. SCOUT
2-13-8t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
3 1Og82. so

1O.982.sO
Total Expense General Fund .S4l4,84S.02
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
10000
1O982.8O

Del. Farm Bureau ................ 10000
Miscellaneous Payments ........... 1O,982. 80
Recording Deeds ........ $50
Committee for Auditing
Report .......... .... CLIO
INV Cole. Clerk hire for
two years. ............ 257OO
Refund of Tax ......... 45O
Debt of Kent County
School Board ......... 1O.655OO
, 1924-03-05
IN THE DI TRICT COURI OF THE VIR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE U.,ITED STATEj.
CHRISTlANSIED SUB-JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT.
IN THE AFTER OF THE JOINT ES-
TATE OF JONATHAN EDWARDS.
DECEASED, AND SURVIVING WIFE
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
~ dersigaed has been appointed admin
j~strator of the estate Of JONATHAN
EDWARDS, DECEASED, AND .SURVI-
WING WIFE ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
An persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to the undersigned at his Office,
No. SO King Street in Christiansted.
with the necessary proofs, within s
months from the date of this notice.
Parties indebted to the said estate are
requested to make pay mant to said A.
E. STAKEMANN.
Christiansted. St. Croix, v. / u. s.,
this An day OF March 1924,
A. F.. STAKEMANN,
administrator.
, 1924-03-05
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. CHRlSTIAASTED SUB
JtBiCAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OFTHE ESTATE OF
ALICE M. POULSEN, DECEASED.

RsOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executor
:" Of the estate of ALICE NJ. POUL-
SEN, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present same
to the undersigned at his office, No. SO
King Street in Christiansted, with the
necessary proofs, within 6 months from
the date of this notice.
Parties indebted to the said estate are
requested to make payment TO said A. +.
STAKEMANN.
Christiansted, St. Croix, Y. l.. U. S.,
this 4th day of March 1924
A. E. STAKEMANN.
EGecUtOr.
, 1924-03-05

Hall, this town. Considerable effort has
been expended to ensure a satisfactory
result and a fine evening is doubtless in
store for those Who will lend their sup
port. See program ne in this issue.
, 1924-03-05
TELEGR' Ms.
ST. CROlX STATION.

Moscow, Feb. z9,h-Removal of the
headquarters Of the Third International
from Moscow to another central country
with a greater percentage of industrial
, 1924-03-05
LOCAL

The sIoop Mizpah, Ralph V. Henry sail
ed from this port with the mails for St.
Thomas at the usual hour yesterday af-
t%ernO0n.
AS regards the racehOrse acquired by
MIR. h. Mackay, we are nov b5tter H..
formed that this al: nal was sWopped for
Black Eagle and not bought.
Attention is Gale To The fact that the
musical and Gramati: entertainment un-
der the auspices of the Mite Missionary
Sociefy of the A. NJ. E. Church will be
held this evening in the Labor Union
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
|HERRIOT- -MACDOVALDOVA DOHODA.
PREmlEkI Sc D0R0zumELI o uPLAT.
NENl DAWES0vA PLANU.
POC1TAJf MA ARBITRACI AMERIKY v PRf
PADE NUTNOSTI.

Pafiz, 8. cervence. = Premeri France Velke Brta-
ME dnes rozhod amercke arbtrac jako vychodsku
ejch svzeld vzhledem uplatnen programu w.
rovnavani valecnych nahrad
Mnistersky predseda Macdonald primal premeru Her.
rotov re reparacn komse nemea by b pripravena sv
pravo fic kdy Nemecko nespnlo podminky onoho panu
Herrot srany vidal rancouzske prevahy has
koms Francouzsky statnk totiz svoli tomu aby
rcan byl pozvan zasedat koms pravem hlasova
tazce zda Nemecko nedostao by nekdy svym zavazkm
podminkam Dawesova programu 81
Gle cee mezispojenecke konference jez bude zaha-
Londyne 16 cervence nazory Francie Ange jak
sporne body nez jedna molly by by urovnany jsou
sv6teny note, niz premier Macdonald Herriot
hodl ze ma naradi brtickou nou ez rozvrila
bouri protesu oposcnch kruzich Franc. move
vyadeno e uspokojen spojencu mad m ze Spojene Say
odhodaly mi sveho zastupce nadchazec konerenc
pax e nacnut postup jenz ma by sedovan p uplatho
vani Dawesovy zpravy j. f.~asa.
Kdyby nejaka neshoda vznikla vzhledem odvadeni
spaek Nemeckem spoenc syolujL aby komise jmenovaa
zvastnho dozorce techto splaek die pan expertu enz
must byt American - 'st"st.
Bicky ministersky predseda rozmluve zastupc
sopisi po schdzce Herriotem pravi:
"Podaflo Sc nam ucnit podstatny rocatek pine sho
de mezi Francii Velkou Britani Ceme nnohym nedo-
me cas- trpevost shovvavost obou zem e Blu
deli oho dbano stanou opetn6 tem nejprate
Ste jsfmi ma sv6t4."
Washington 8. cervence - Kdyz oznaneno Parize ze
premieri Macdonald Herot dohod ably Spojene Stay
zastoupeny byy reparacni koisi hlasovacim prvem
vyjadTeny zde pochybnos zda mdze to sat Je pouka
zovano louva Nemeckem ustanovue re Spojene Sta
ty nebudou m zadneho spoeni spoeneckou reparaen
masnerii, lee kdyby to byo schyaleno senatem
Nebylo vsak uGineno zadne fedni sd6len jezto
taf statu Hughes dcasn pohfu predenova syna kyz
depese Pafize dosly. .efs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
DAWESOV PLAN PRY BYL
INSPIROVAN zIDY.

Berlin, 9. cervence. - "Da-
wes1v plan byl vypracovan q
inspirovan zidy "a tim 6celem,
ably Nemecko dostalo Sc pod
kontrolu zid1," tax vyslovil Sc
vcera general Ludendorff We
lsve reci ku mladezi Mnicho-
we. "Jako v bitvi mezi tmou
la svetlem, v bitve mezi dob
|rym a zlym a v bitve mezi Ii
|dy a nordickou rasou, musime
bojovati pro vitezstvi a pro
ipravo. Daweslv plan jest d'a-
belskym dilem zidovskych du
cha. Toto d'abelske zidovsk6
| IdilS znamena budouci otroc-
itvi pro nemecky nafud q row
|nez naproste zkrusenf nemec-
Ikeho ducha."
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Davis c. w. Bryan, kandiddty demokraticke strany
ODE STRANY OSOBUJf 81
VfTEZSTVf.

Mesto Mexiko, 9. cervence.
Stoupenci gen. Plutarco Calle-
Sc jakoz j gen. Angela Flore-
Sc, kandidatI pro lrad presi-
denta, cini 81 naroky ma vit6z-
stvi v nedelnich vofbach. Ufed
Mich zprav dosud vSak neni.
Mistni organisace Floresova
poslala mu vcera blahopfejny
telegram pc obdrzenl soukro-
mych sdeleni cd svych. zastup-
cI We vsech castech xeme k"-
ii Sc shoduji v tom, lie Flores
|ziskal vetsiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
ARCiBISKUP PROTI KRAT.'
KYM SUKNfM.


Milan, Italie, 8. cervence.-
Milanske danny bud musi no.
siti delsi sukne, anebo nebu-
de Jim dovolen pristup do ko-
stella toto leto. Ornament v
tom smyslu nalepeno bylo z
rozkazu arcibiskupa ma dvere
vsech kostelG v diecesi. zeny
jsou vyzvany, aby Sc "satily
slusne", jinak bude Jim zaka-
zan vsup do kostela a dosta-
nou-li Sc tam prece, budou W.
vedeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
Tammanyy HAN pfvodily nominaci "Dauk Morganova
advokatar n,
zIvOTOPISNA DATA KANDIDATu II

ElVOlOFISNA DAlA kANOlOAIU.
John William Davis demokraticky presidentsky kandi-
dat narodl Sc vClarksburg W. Va kde dosud ma svd
moy 13 dubna 1873 Otec jeho John Davis byl ehdy Gle
nem kongresu, kde vyslouzi dive hIy jeho matka bya
Anne Kennedy Davis jako oec pochazea rodny
jez pfist6hovala sc do Ameriky cast kolonanich.
We SVEN detsvi nyne presidentsky kanddat pracoval
farn6 graduac obecnych skol Carksburgu
pill Washington Lee universitu kde koncil ka-
sickle studio 20 etech pravncky kur absolvova
Venova pax pravnick6 praxe 1899 byl
zvolen do satnho snemu Odepfe kanddova pro
hou hdu deset rokn bedve venoval svemu povoan
1910 zvoen byl do kongesu kde zemena prosu svoi
rec prot celn pfedoze kongresu W.
slouz dive hlty e president Wilson menova je gene
ranim soictOrem odboru spravednosi 1918 velvy
slancem pro Velkou Brtanii.
Pred tfem roxy Davis venoval provozovan pravncke
praxe New Yorku mez eho kenty e te James Perpont
Morgan coz caste bva Ma to vsak Davis
|odpovda, ze mez jeho klieny byl tez Eugen " Deb
matka Jonesova jez hrala yIdc roll nekoka havirskc
stavkach. .st#f
c. W. Bryan, guverner Nebrasky narod r. 1864 v
znm llnou je to bratr Wiama Jennngse Bryana jenz
byl tkrae demokratickym presdentskym kanddaem Byl
tmto jaks zastinen ale IT, kdoz dobre zna oba Bryany
tvd re Charles je mnohych ohledech schopn6sim
tfeba ze nema fecnckeho madam ako jeho a bra Kdyz
William jennings Bryan vydaval Lincoln, Neb svdj "Com
moner, eho madM bratr ridil administered tez
|dakci pomaha Pvn vefejny trad zasava jako mayor
Lnconu kapitolnho m6sta statu Nebrasky 1922
Ibyl zvoen guvern6rem zmin9neho satu Vede
Ipraydenym demokratckym navrzencem mel podporu
I've progressvni srany League denckych
gansac eho podn6tu Nebrasce cetne reform
mi pokrokove zakony pritone narodni demokratick6
konvence b odporucon nebrasskou deegac ko president
lsky kandidat. A
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MANAGER LA FOLLETOVY
KAMPANE.

Washington, 9. cervence.-
Senator Robert M. La Follet-
te oznamil vcera vecer, ze
John M. Nelson Wisconsin,
bude riditi jeho presidentskou
kampan 2 hlavniho stanu v
Chicagu. Kongresnik Nelson
je vidcem pokrokove skupiny
We sn6movn9 poslanecke.
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MANzELSKA TRACEDIE.

Alliance, O., 8. cervence. -
B. F. Hill, zeleznicni d6lnik,
zemrel vcera vecer v mestske
nemocnici nasledkem strelne
rany, kterou 81 zpIsobil, kdyz
byl usmrtil svoji manzelku.
Fred tim nez obratil zbran
proti sobe, poklekl poceloval
mrtvou zenu. Po manzelich
zIstali zde tri sirotci.
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REvoLUcE v BRAsILlI.

Buenos Aires -: cervence - Nejposedn9jsi zpravy
Rio Janro nasv6dcuj ze predes6 oznamen doby mesta
Sac Paoo vladimir voskem bylo predcasne Posce sou
nj bombardoyany tezki dey pomoci aeroplanu COZ
prdprava vSeobecneu toku Povstanf vyzadalo jiz
voty nekolka set muzd mnoo maetku bylo xnceno Kdyz
oy&lni vojsko m9s byo porazeno, dosavivs posa
vladn no voska donta rbey zaua posici okol Luz
saren tato mista jsou nyni bombardovana.
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FASCISTICKE BOURE We
VfDNI.

Widen, 8. cervence. Jede-
nact osob bylo zraneno behem
srazky mezi delniky a odde-
lenim narodne socialisticke
"Swastiky" behem fysickeho
cviceni v Klosterneuburgu, me-
daleko odtud. Ctyricet ozbro-
jenych Glend "Swastiky" bylo
zatceno. ~