davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

acted promptly On the rumors that
are flying about. , Well. good night.
Miss Clenister. Good night. Captain
Slater"
With which Mr.. Stephen Colne
moved off in the direction Of Coin.
brook Towers. Norman and Kath'
leen started homeward. not wholly
disappointed with the result Of their
excursion.
Their immediate concern was how
| to get back into the house and re
| gain their bedrooms without their ex'
petition becoming known to their
host.
Emerging from the coverts into the
open park. they were partly reas
sured by seeing no human figure or
the wide expanse ahead. though Nor
mans military anxiety for his real
administered a prompt corrective
Perhaps tho Brighter is hehinf
U.S. he whispered
Don't" was k3thleen'S Shudder
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

llypcle.LU1u,|

lint 1t fa5yny that % many
ef eur MS, financial bugs was
bonn b paShaan drcugnsfance-
among t6e oesurnon Plugs? Tho
Sunday pspef tslls US OF q Rail-
way 2afvn's Atmb from down
among tho xflty rats that
asAtn4d" for AatIA-dimel An
other happy ktHena3re - lpok-
in bsdk fdtA Faf to ths bsr-
rsa As4 b ASp' hrwhile the
o4hss pup. wsS aedl An still
apo}ast hsAvy1wtlsf* has forg-
se ID way b fafnS-got rich
by 2sSdns cuapaders aid stay
In y4th tle gsfn4l
n0-vlyG IL hom the other
alald-we md some g%renadiers
thAA squaaaered their inherit
aule b hax a score of years!
%sssA set tus lap Of luxury they
syuatsa fiaah and fzz, to over
sorss tho hsndicap that wealthy
pssvnts Isl Their chapter Of ex-
sstanee makes a mighty harrow
In tale, frcss afluence to pen
ury-from Essrty to jM--And
then, the dis-illuhon-Ss too
late to make a soar-when We
learn the son Of fortune IL the
offspring of the poor,
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

ton blacksnake whip" The WIFE
beaten deserved the ten lashes and
ten thousand.
But it is the first time in a long
time that a white man has been
officially whipped in Maryland.
Did it really do any good?
The man, for some reason, de-
cides to beat his wife and does
so.
The people of a great State, for
some reason, decide to beat the
man and they do so.
What's the difference? Why
not make the man work for his
wife about six months, instead
of letting a great State initiate a
.wife-beater?
Bricklayers fight masons, union
against union. There ought to pc
arbitration, for the sake of work.
ing people. ..
The bricNayers and plasterers
might ask themselves this ques-
ton:
Suppose presidents of rail-
roads %quarrelling among them
selves, should shut down their
railroads and refuse to carry pas
sengers. How long would the
public stand it?"
Railroad presidents are too in
telligent for hat sort Of nonsense.
If they were fighting among them
selves, they would keep it to them
selves. That is why they are rail-
road presidents.
Thirty-four Minnesota yolun-
teers in the Civil War formed q
"Last Mans Club" The club has
just held its fortieth annual re-
union. Four are living, nj too
i'll to attend. One Of the three
present was unable to stand, so
they drank to the last man
sitting.
One of these days there actu-
ally will be on this earth some
last man, woman, or last child.
For in time this world must die.
Science and the Bible teach it.
What kind of creature will that
last human be? What shape, what
language? How much will he or
she know?
Will the human race, having
moved up to the highest possible
point, gradually go back to bar
barism at the end, as the indl-
vidual in extreme old age goes
back to childhood?
Will the last man know how to
talk to the other planets, and will
he know just what is going to
happen to him after he dies, or
will he be like ourselves, stih won
a~~*~~ Nth cHly faith to COM
-
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08
FARMER SHOULD LEARN,
ONE KILLED, TT PAYS.
THE BEATER IS A
TO THE LAST MAN.

Rubber Jumped to so cents.
That made everybody gasp. Then
it went to 81. Now it has reach
ed SLIP. That is because His
Majesty's British subjects, who
control the rubber market, know
how TO manage prices.
American farmers see crops
prices dropping, nd they are al
ways uncertain. That is because
farmers who COULD control the
price of food have no efficient
organization. They have some
thing to learn from the Rubber
Trust, and a few other trusts.
At Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore's magnificent seat Of
learning, the able scientists report
progress in the preparation of in
sulin, the remedy for diabetes dis
covered by young doctors in Cam
ada. ~l-'
Inc sun u4uAl!oASS VIC
mount of sugar in the blood, thus
curing diabetes. From %insulin,
as used hitherto, Johns Hopkins
saiAn0ss haye sliminated various
lemical elements. One remain
:. is called Traction L." This
t;~hly concentrated insulin, inject
ed into the blood of a rabbit, re-
dlced the sugar in its blood from
% millimeters per cubic cent?
meter to 80 within one hour.
The sentimentalist who thinks
It a shame to experiment with
live rabbits would change his
mind if he had a father or mother
dying of diabetes.
Robert Shroyer, twenty-eight
beat his wife in Frederick County
MARYLAND. Shroyer was tied to thF
v..pping post, ten lashes Nc>H
lad 20 his BACK,
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

sTstElss1stfsaor "Whiihi''''"f' hnn'
might get to our rooms without be.
ing spotted. and if not we could
square any domestic who saw US. A
tenner for one OF the men. or a FLYER
fits a maid. ought to do the trick"
Kathleen looked at the summer.
house. a substantial structure across
the lawn teyond the rose garden. it's :
| matched roof bathed ia moonlight.
Wei she knew the comfortable In.
terror. with its pitchpine walls and =
cushioned basket.chaffA. IS a little /:
girl she had given dols tea.partiess
there.
Come along she sx<6. at any
| rate for a time-till us can hit on
| something not quite so cpude.
They crossed the dewy turf and
| entered the building without heed for
a possible occupant at that time of
night. But on the threshold they
came 70 a sudden halt The dull red
glow of a cigar In full blast met their
astounded gaze. explaining the fra
grant smell of Havana smoke that
assailed their nostrils
Miss Glenister and Captain Slater.
think" said WiIloughby Melville.
I'm u little difficulty. chr Well. il
YOU will permit me. 7 shall have
pleasure in helping you to urmount
it BY showing you how TO get into
the house. have been waiting here
in order To offer my services"
Norman tried NOT to look like a
detected criminal
Nearly everybody seems tn be
wandering about tonight" Kathleen
laughed.
The nerve specialist had risen
from his seat and com to the door
of the summer.house.
You must not let your disappoint-
ment make YOU cross. Miss Clients
ter" he said pleasantly. 1T IS not
nv fault that the object Of your
n,oonlit stroll has proved elusive.
Don't let that worry you. my dear
young lady. for to use 4 coarse COLI
Journalism. you have been barking
up the wrong tree" p.
He struck across the lawn towards
the mansion. but Kathleen. keeping
pace with him. was determined that
he should be more explicit.
You seem to be pretty sure of the
reason for our stroll. Doctor Mel
Vile" she said. II wonder il you
have hit on the right one"
II seldom make mistakes in read.
ing the human mind" was the reply.
Doctor Melville had shepherded
them to one of the French windows
of the dining.room. which proved TO
be unfastened.
Pray take advantage Of my pro-
vision for my own return" he said.
standing aside for the wanderers to
enter and following them in. II
must leave you to your WI devices
in gaining your own rooms. but
should advise caution" =.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

ing protest
And when they had crossed the
park and passed through the gardens
to the terrace under the rows OF
darkened windows. the young SOL
der s. theory was demolished by the
Undertaking. Of the other. If less
creepy. more decisive one. The gun.
room door was locked.
What are we to do?" murmured
Kathleen.
Norman looked round for a loop
hole of escape. The word "compro.
mise reared its ugly head.
He was seized with an inspiration.
"Only thing to do is to go round to
the front door and ring EN- up" he
said. I'VE can pitch a yarn about
being tempted to take a stroll by
moonlight. but to put us on the level
we shall have to announce that we
are engaged"
I'VE are not engaged. and we are
not going to be. while Georges fate
is, in doubt came the indignant re-
joinder 81 call that mean Of you"
Norman accepted defeat graceful
~ Sorry" he replied Carried
away by my feelings. l suppose.
Here's another plan. How about
sticking it out in that summer-house
over thereo AS soon as the house is
opened up and the servants arc about
we can sneak in. With luck we
uiiuru ntIIr, r,tuIl uilirrr,b;
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

SIR DUDLEY GLENlSI Efe'
suspected of the murder Of a cou'
sin to obtain his title and estate.
when a crow drops n SKELETON
FINGER into a picnic crowd. con.
SCENTS to 4 search of the lands.
but
KATHLEEN STER.
sister Of the missing man. and
Norman Slater, her lover. fear Sir
Dudley will attempt to dispose OF
the hidden body to foil the search
ers. so they shadow him. and in
she woods they meet up with
THE RIGHT HONORABLE
STEPHEN COLNE.t former Brit
;sh cabinet minister.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
Thought was II %poacher?" he
laughed mirthlessly Very natural
No. I am not setting snares for rah'
bits. Miss Clenister."
The emphasis on the harmless n
NAL he named was as good as a plain
hint that he WAS setting SnareS for
something else kathleen was tempt.
ed thereby to greater frankness
I'VE arc not exactly setting
snares." she said. Hunting would
he a better word for it Captain Sla.
ter and 7 agreed hat an attempt
might he made tonight to remove. OF
moro efec,uallv hide. my brothers
,,odv and so forestall the official and
unofficial search. which will. sup
pose. begin tomorrow B.
you are still convinced. Miss
.Glenister. that the finger was your
~brother's?"
AT am absolutely certain of It"
~e.stephen Colne sighed
"I too. an of the same opinion.
he admitted. Il will confess that my
reason for this nocturnal proving is
on all tours with. your own. You Will
forgive me for saying that ] think
that O have defeated our common
objective"
How" cried Kathleen
We'll. proceeded the cabinet min
lister. while I was keeping my lone
IL vigil Just now I heard someone adj
vancing along the path from the
Grange. The footsteps had nearly
reached the glade when more distant
sounds from the same direction as
sailed my ears, doubtless caused by
yourselves. The first conner must
have heard them. too. for he never
arrived in the open. the natural de-
duction being that he broke away
from the path into the wood. He has
probably abandoned his enterprise
whatever it was. and I at any rate
shall abandon mine."
1--WE had better chuck it. too" said
Norman quickly. Sorry to have
.spoilt your sport. sir"
Mr.. Colne's laugh was friendly and
tolerant. Don't blame yourselves"
he replied. Keen as you both were
in a good cause. you had not so
much at stake to inspire caution as
1.-THE individual in front Of you. If the
,police. take the matter up we ANA.
tours would be wiser to leave it to
them"
THE police have taken it'up," said
Kathleen. THE sergeant called at
the Grange this evening and took
the finger and ring away"
Really That was smart for u
provincial officer. He must have
Gil.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

"a. French painter who founded
famous French school.
SO. An ancient proverb.
SO. To charge with gas or air.
40. Used for rowing.
Al. Altitude (Abbr.)
As. Goddess of the moon and months,
As. Mosaic Law (Hebrew)
46. A soothing application.
Al. A set of three.
40. Large.
81. To go astray.
50. Proposition.
90. Half an EN-.
HORIZONTAL.
1. Implement used to hold ship in
one place.
6. To recollect.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08
CHAPTER v
In the Chalk Pit

A y iron.gray man Of sixty. ruddy
n from the weather and mighty
Of limb. John Grimes. listened
respectfully to his masters orders.
The head gamekeeper had come up
to the Grange after breakfast and
was now being interviewed in the :
library.
II quite understand. Sir Dudley.
he said when his employer came to =
full stop. II am 10 collect the beat
ers and farm hands and go over
every inch of ground on the estate.
will guarantee that if we don't find "A
body there won't be n there 70
find"
& ITO BE Continued
..AaaAa Dan DA
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08
Try Your Lick With This Deep One

This crossword puzzle was arranged by Harry William Lunsford. We
ae sur you will all enjoy it, beca use it contains son very interesting
information If you know any Latin words you should find this puzzle
they will give you the key to the others. If you don't know any Latin.
you Will know a few words, anyway, by the time you have completed
this puzzle.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

Will the last man know how to
talk to the other planets, and will
he know just what is going to
happen to him after he dies, or
will he be like ourselves, stih Won
H~~:~~. Nth cnly faith to COM
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

ton blacksnake whip" The WIFE
beater deserved the ten lashes and
ten thousand.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

Robert Shroyer, twenty-eight,
beat his wife in Frederick County,
MARYLAND. Shroyer was tied to tire
v.pping post, ten lashes Nc.9
L. l.. 49,
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

One of these days there actu-
ally will be on this earth some
last man, woman, OF last child.
For in time this world must die.
Science and the Bible teach it.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-08

II. Not fat.
II. A native mineral.
IA. A girls name.
Is. A color.
16. To. spoil.
! Is. Meadow.
10. And (Latih)
20. NEEDLES.
%. A State. (Abbr.)
90. A limb.
! "a. A snappfsh bark.
26. Perceives with The eyes.
l2S. Unit.
80. A ta;lless. Jumping a%mphibian,
resembling the frog.
! 80. Flexibsa stem of a palm.
5 33. GRAIN to he ground.
"a. A girls name.
IS. A child's game.
81. At sea.
SO. Stand (Latin)
Al. Devoured.
AZ. bachelor of Laws. (Abbr.)
Al. Fit 10 be eaten.
Al. ABR. of famous President.
AS. To move or pass over with fric-
{ ton and pressure.
so. He asks. CLatin)
81. Epoch.
so. A single person or thing.
"a. Relative. (Abbr.)
50. He will be. (Latin)
56. A manufacturing city Of Japan.
81. Last name of a President.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
B R AGING U P

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New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

COR. MAIN & ELM sTs.-teuements and stores. For particulars see Bell at S64 Elm St. Phone ce52-1S.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Cenements

ARCH sT,-4 rooms, steam heated, all improvements. Inquire William c. Ea- phHel, care the Rig Store. COLUMBIA ST.-5 room tenement, on 2nd floor all Improvements. Inquire sS Colunhia St
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
BY BECK

Copyright. 1925 by Metropolitan Newspaper Service.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
Building Lots For Sale
Farms For Sale

room house, large poul- try house. 2 barns, garage, 2 cows, l horse, all kinds Of fruit 50 chickens. Price $S,0o0. Inquire II. J. Foiren, 2 Elm St. Tel. 114n
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

MONEY TO LoAN--in any amount on first and second mortgages. P. J. Mur- ray & Co.,, 32s Main St. Phone a031-3. MONEY TO LOAN--on first or second mortgages. Schultz 6 Cos.eiio. 24s Main street.
 MoRTGAGE-frst mortgage money on hand In amounts to satisfy applics uts. Parker Deming. ls3 Main St. Phone s02S.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

PkusPECT ST, 5l-room to rent, for storage or business. Not furnished. Phone ss7s-w.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

STANLEY ST. 63S-furnished room aIi conveniences. Lady or gentleman. Tel, S4i--4.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

MAIN ST, 5--furnshed front room, suite able for or gentlemen, steam heat and continuous hot water. Inquire, Mrs. Alderman.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

BAssETr sT.-s family dwelling, Is rooms. heaters, car garage. II. F. Christensen, i6a Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

WINTER ST, 66-desirabie front room
 for or 2, alI conveniences. Tel s-sa-W-
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New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

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New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

CAMP ST, S2-fumished rooms. adjoin- ing bath. Phone 1a57-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

ELECTRIC-vacuum cleaners, sl0o a day,
 all makes repaired and overhauled. L, [. Andrews, 40l Arch St
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30
Shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

LVtDERE-conventent located, new room cottage. steam heat. fireplace and garage. everything modern. price rea- sonable. W. L. Hatch. City Hall. Phone S40O.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

HOUSEHOLD FURSlTURE-B roomp for sale. John Rloomqust, 5l7 Church St., after 5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-30

BELVIDBRE-bra new 5 room cottage. Price S62Oo. Il, p. Humphrey. Phone
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

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MERCHANDISE
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 good condition, can he seen after 6 ? m. 4, II. Hili, 2S Wallace St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Msstsky rozpocet ma telefony.

Pro budouc1 rok zada supe-
rintendent mestskych telefon1
ma tyto $59,671.40.
Drive neil vsechny mestske
telefony skoncentrovany byly,
vydan1 ma telefony ciniIo $685.
600. Ia dTfvejs1ho systemu
jednotlive odbory mestske
spravy mely sv6 zvlastnf zr1-
zeni. Nynejsf jednotny plan
navrzen jest komis1 ma vykon-
most a setfenf.
Co pozarensky odbor ma te-
lefony zadati bude, bude pre-
sahovati shora jmenovanou su-
mu. Podle noveho planu do
sluzby wat byti musel superin-
tendent Sc sluznym S2,10O,
hlavn1 operator Sc sluznym 81,
800 a ctrnact pomocn1kd S pla-
tenn 5000 pro kazdeho.
Vzdor zvysenemu vydanf
telefonni system bude pry W.
konnejsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Hempel ma jfti.

Rozezlenf zastupci osmi spoil
XII zapadn1 casti n1esta zadali
v 1tery We spolecne sch1zi, aby
Dr.I. Frederick Hempel, asis-
tent komisafe zdravotnictvf
VIDAL Sc 1fadu, ponevac "ztra-
til bud cich anebo smysl pro
pravdomluvnost" Resoluce
smyslu tohoto zaslany jak ma
yorovi mesta, tax komisafi
zdravotnictv1, DR.. Jonesovi.
Schdze zastupcI konana by
la zajmu ucinenf potfebnych
kroku ma zamezeni nesnesitel-
neho zapachu, ktery zapadnl
cast mesta souz1. Zapach W.
chazi die pfesvedceni tamniho
obcanstva re zavodu ma Ed
mundson a Warwick uliclch, v
nemz zbytky masovych OBJ
chod1 zpracovany jsou. V kaz-
dem pflpadu, kdykeliv zavod
prohlednut a okolf at We dne
nebo v noci procfchano uzna-
no, re zapach tohoto nevy-
chaz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Zamozni mezi sebou.

V Towson' projednavan jest
soudne rozvod Howe Tottena,
prominentn1ho elena Society"
ashingtonskeho a Baltimor-
skeho okresu.
Totten svedcil mezi jinymv
1tery, ze. rychle wal revolver
a hnal t1mto domu sveho no.
sta F. DeWolfa Theobalda.
kdyz dopadl manzelku svoji
jak tato V nocn1 kosili vychazi
re svetnice, kde host pfebyval.
Toto udalo Sc 6. prosince 1916
v Tottenove dome v Baldwin v
Long Grenn Valley.
Nynf Totten chce byti odlou-
cen cd manzelky. Jako d1kaz
jeff nevery uvadf svrchu rece-
nou episodu. Rozpory pocaly
vlastne teprve pred dvema ro-
ky, kdyz Tottenova 81 pocala
stVskati, ze manzel dava il me-
s1cne jenom $500. Tottenova
jest prominentnf Washing
tonske rodiny - Stearns.
Totten jest velice zaujat eho
vem psi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Zmizely Marylandan nalezen
v indianapolis.

Lieutenant Lyle S. Lindsay 2
Aberdeen zkusebnf stanice
zmizel pondel1 kolem pGlno-
ci ze sveho obydli ujev odtud
automobilem aniz komu Tekl,
kan odj1zdf.
We stredu nalezen byl v IN
dianapolis, Ind, kde bloudil
bez cfle ulicemi mesta ztrativ
pamet.
Pc nalezenf dan byl do ne
mocnice. Ztrata pam6ti pfi-
vedena byla snad vysflenim,
kteremu podroben byl, re We
die vojensk6 povinnosti sve> ja-
ko dGstojnfk zkousejfcf male
zbrane jeste byl nacelnfkem
footballu v tamni vojenske sta
nici. Lindsey jest veteranem
z valky. Jest zenat a otcem
dvou d1tek. Nejaky cas- slou-
I'll Sib1fi 27. plukem pc
choty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Obchodnici mlekem budou
platiti o cent draze gallon
mleka.

Pocfnaje l. rljnem obchod-
n1ci mlekem usjednotili Sc, ze
budou platiti "a gallon mleka o
l cent vice. Mleko vzdor to-
mu prodavano bude "a obvy-
klou cenu. Obchodn1ci plat1
nyn1 farmaTdm 81 cent? "a ga
Ion.
Mensf dodavka mleka do
Baltimore zavinena hlavne od-
stranovan1m tuberkulosn1ch
krav. V poslednfch 8 tydnech
asi 1000 kus1 hoveziho dobyt-
ka pr1ciny te odstraneno by
10. Farmari aby nahraditi
mohli ztraty, oznamili obchod-
nfkGm ze tax uciniti> budou
moci, budou-li dostavati vice
"a mleko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Prohibicni agent dostavali ko-
lem 9 milionI dolarG.

Ze bootlegri ma Vychode
platili vladimir prohibicnlmS a.
gent1m rocne kolem dewitt mi
lionu dolarl "a ochranu, tyr
dill byvaly prohibicni direktor
re statu Georgia a vladnl Wy
setrovatel, Neufield I. Jones,
pondelf pred zdejs1m vlad-
MIN soudem, 1kdyz hail Sc pro-
ii obzalobe We spojen1 Sc zalo-
bami proti nemu a jinym u
rednfkum Maryland Drug &
Chemical spolecnosti vznese-
nym a nyn1 vladimir soudem
vysetfovanych. Jones spolu
Sc svym bratrem nekolika il
nymi obzalovan jest, re alko-
hol, ktery nezakonne z vlad-
mich skladist pro firmu dosta-
vail, prodavali bootlegrdm.
Jones v pondelf udal, re va
roval komisaTe vnitrozemnfch
pfijmG, Blaira, re korupce a
nepoTadek /vladne mezi podff-
zenymi jeho 1rednfky. Dale
re udal Blairovi lednu letos-
n1ho roku, re veci nejsou tax
jak by mely byti. ze jedine
v New Yorku patnact milionG
galond alkoholu rocne proda-
vano bylo bootlegrdm ze
vladn1 zflzenci Q tom vedeli.
Ze ma Vychode, hlavne We FL
ladelfii a New Yorku rocne
vladnf prohibicn1 zr1zenci "a
ochranu dostavali Cd bootle-
grdd, kolem dewitt miliond do
lard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Francouzska misse We
Washingtonu.

We stredu do Washingtonu
prijela misse z Francie, jej1mz
ucelem jest srovnati valecny
duh svdj S vladou Spojenych
Stat6. V cele misse jest fran
couzsky ministr financ1, Joseph
Caillaux.
Platebnl podm1nky, jez nase
vlada asi da francouzske missi
budou m1rn6js1 neil vyjedna-
ny byly S Anglif.
Francie ku jednanf o placeni
valecneho dluhu Sc .odhodlala,
aby mohla dostati novou veli-
kou pGjcku Ameriky.
Ma valecny duh Francii We
valce poskytnuty plat1 Ame-
rictf poplatn1ci danemi, z nichz
placeny jsou 1roky ma Liberty
bondy.