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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

Washington. Jan. 5.-The ripple of
interest caused by the unexpected
visit to Pass Christian Of John Lind
and his three-hour conference at
night with President Wilson, has died
away and the officials here have set
tied down to another period of patient
waiting upon internal developments
in Mexico. Any important change ii,
the relations between the United
States and Mexico. they believe, must
follow some action taken by one or
the other Of the Mexican factions.
It has been hinted Mr.. Lind has
arrived at, certain conclusions entire-
~ reassuring as to the ability of the
constitutionalist leaders to erect a
stable and satisfactory government in
the event General Huerta releases his
hold on the reins Of power. It is be-
lieved here that the conference on
board the cruiser Chester related in
part to the conditions that might
arise in Mexico following the end Of
the crumbling" process and the elim-
ination Of Huerta. ~.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
clll| 1 i ) ! !
tI|D|E On. GUARD
Must Conform to- Require.
rnents Of Regular Army
81 81. Lose :. Support.

Washington. Jan. "a clean issue
was made by the war department
against the; National Guard associa-
tion upon the point Of the organiza-
tion of the militia forces of the coun-
try.
BY direction Of Secretary Garrison,
General Wood. chief Of staff Of the
decision OF the Judge advocate. Gem
eral Crowder, that the militia must
conform in organization to the stand
ards of the regular army, else they
will be deprived Of all federal flnan-
.cial support. Few of the state nation
al guards will be able to meet the re-
ullirelnents. ,@
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
So Declares Densnore Previous to Return in Discussir
Attitude Towards Proposal for Peace-Should
Have Accepted 1t.
CHARLES M0YFR Makes DECLARATION THAT
GIGANTIC WALkOUT MAY Be DETERMINED
Conference With Gopers of American Federation of Il
Dor in Sight-Miners' Head Leaves Hospital But is
Ordered to Rest For Week.

Chicago. s
calling
of
I anuouncxa
GOmpers consideration
the Fe6ersfnn n.
mand be made
Miller
but
q
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
ASKING PROBE Of
RAIlfF'S III ACTS
.....
Charge He Led Mob That
Removed Strikers From
{; Colorado 4 Jail.
HEATING, DEMANDS.
STEPS BE TAKEN
Contends That all Features of the Coal
striiEe { s'l,osl1 III '.e .Ipyest
;-@' Want. I. orssst q a1leaaa ,Remoycd II
Charges are True.

Washington, JAM. 5.-lmmedia1e
investigation Of the charge that Harry
Ratliff, superintendent Of the federal
forest reserves at Steamboat Springs,
Colorado, led the mob that took strik-
ers out of Jail, ana deported them, is
demanded by Representative Edward
Keating of Colorado.
Keating demanded if the charges
are sustained that RatliT be removed.
Information received by Heating
and other members of the Colorado
delegation regarding the, coal strike
situation will be submitted in support
of the pleas for congressional investi-
cation of all phases of the strike.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
BETTER Rates TO
AMERICAN POINTS
Canadian Railroads Must
Reduce Tariffs to Unit
ed States.
(Times Special SERVICES

Winnipeg, Man, Jan. Sit is an.
nounced from Ottawa that the Cana
dian railway commission has its re-
port ready on the western freight
rates case which has been argued and
presented to the board during the
past two years by all Interests affect
ed.
It will give substantial reductions
on coal, grain and lumber charges.
and will greatly promote trade be-
tween the United States and Canada.
The fight has been bitter; between the
press. merchants and manufacturers
on one side, and the railway conn
panies on the other side. Six months
ago the board Srdered 81 reduction Of
twenty per cant IN express rates.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
Martial Law in the Virginia
Strike District is Bit
terly Arraigned.
DECLARED STEP
WAS UNNECESSARY


Washington, Jan. 5.-Severe ar
raignment of the authorities who ad-
ministered martial law in West Vir-
ginia from September, 1912, to June,
1913, when the Cabin Creek and Paint
Creek coal mine strike troubles were
in progress, are contained in a sub
committee report made public to-
day by Senator Borah, member Of the
senate committee That conducted the
Investigation into al, phases Of the
West Virginia disturbances.
Statement OF Fact.
The report does not bear formal en-
dorsement Of the full senate commit
tee. but is given as a statement of
fact" prepared by Senator Borah as
a member, charged with preparing
the section of the report bearing on
the court martial trials, and the all
legged violations of law by the military
courts.
Beyond Authority.
I Borah's statement holds the mill
tary authorities, acting under the d.
rection of the governor. superseded
all constitutional courts in West vir-
ginia, imposed sentences not author
lied by any standing laws. and took
over all duties of the civil courts Of
the district and at the time such
martial law was being enforced, there
was no evidence the civil courts had
been intimidated or would have failed
to perform their duties faithfully.
The complete reports of the investi-
eating committee is not prepared.
Each member is charged with the
preparation Of q portion of the re-
port. =
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
MINERS 10 FIGHT STATE MILITIA

MINERS TO FIGHT STATE MILITIA
Salem, WASH, Jan. 5.-Governor
West in telegram to Sheriff Rand
and District Attorney Goodwin Of Ba-
ker county, made plain to Colonel
Lawson and his men to engage in bat
tie. IL necessary, with any armed
force organized to recover the civil
government Of Gopperfield. where the
law and sent Lawson to take charge
Of the. situation. after 1t had been
charged the mayor and certain Off
cials were violating the saloon or
dinances.
The governor has been informed,
that such force isSorganizing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
TRANSFER GARDEN
TO RIO De JANER|0
British Minister to Mexico
Will Shortly Take New
Diplomatic Post.

London. Jan. Sir Lionel Car
den, British minister to Mexico will
shortly be transferred to Rio DE
Jancrio. as minister TO Brazil. He
was appointed to Mexico last July.
Gardens successor probably will be
Charles Murray Marling, senior
counsellor in British diplomatic SER
vice. now accredited to Turkey. So
far as salary is concerned, Garden Is
promoted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
noe pREyF,NTs KILLING.

Livingston, Mont, san. 5.-After
engaging in struggle with his wife
in which he attempted to choke her
tn death. but was pulled away by a
dog, Archie Lewis. q wealthy rancher.
obtained a gun and shot himself Sun
day, according to county officers. Mrs.
Lewis and her two daughters fed
from the home.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
NATION WIDE STRIKE MAY Be
WEAPON USED AGAINST OWNER
WHOLESALE CARNAGE
NARROWLY ESCApfE At
GERMAN military POST

Strassburg, Germany, Jan. g.
The Scabcrn garrison town of
Alsacc narrowly escaped a wide-
spread carnage on November %,
according to tho testimony OF COL
Oncl Won Reuter-, before court
martial.
The colonel swore he decided
To order the troops to open fire
III necessary, to "resstOre order"
He said he planned personally TO
give the order IL necessary and
didn't wisl, to leave the reslDon-
sibiIity to q younger officer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
FEDERATION MEMBERS
only ARE GIVEN JOBS
light Between Rival Organizations in
81. Louis Shoe Factory Results
in Lockout.

st. Louis, Jan. 5.-The Hamilton
Brown Shoe company locked out OF
it's factories here SEQ former employee
whe are members If, the United Shoe
Workers union.
The lockout Is the development OF
a war between the United Shoe Work
ers and the Boot and Shoe Workers
union the latter affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor.
Only members of the latter organi-
cation were given employment when
the factories opened this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
Many d slaips in Distress.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Wireless re-
potts from points between Cape Hat
teras and Baltimore received at the
revenue cutter headquarters tell of
vessels in distress, and Of fights IN
the stromy seas to save them and
their crews.
The cutter Seminole, on it's way
from Norfolk to Wilmington, N. c.,
found the schooner Thomas Wins
more in distress and danger near
Lookout Light. It reported standing
by the Winsmore. An attempt 10 be-
ing made to get the cutter Onondaga
way from Norfolk to Cape May to
help the barge John b. Sage, reported
adrift near Cobb Island.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

TRAIN BIAROoNED SIX DAYS.
San F'rancisco, Jan. 5.-Cut on
from communication with the OUT
ward world since last Monday when
the Western Pacific Overland train
for San Francisco became marooned
in. Feather River canyon, ninety pas
sengers reached here yesterday.
The storm resulted in the train be-
ing cut OF by land slides.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
KILLS SELF AT GRIEF
OVER FINANCES Death
Young Actress Slashes Throat He
cause Husband-tO-Be, Levi
kenyon, Died Saturday.

New York, Jan. 5.-Lillian Sinnott.
a young actress who played number
of leading Broadway successes, killed
herself in her apartment by cutting
her throat and wrists. Friends said
the act was due 10 the death Saturday
of Levi Kenyon by apoplexy. He was
a we'll known English actor and
member of the Lambs club. Miss
Sinnott was engaged to marry Ken
yon. She was ~ wears old.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
KERMIT VIII. TAKE BRIDE.

hEitNAII VIII ,MtAhE btlDE.
bassador. Joseph l1. Willard of Rich
mond, Va. made official announce
ment of the enga cement of his daugh-
ter, Belle Watt Willard. to Kermit
Roosevelt, son of 6t-President Roose-
welt. The marrias" will probably take
place late in the spring.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

always have in mind the men and
women who ara building up a new
country and laying the foundations
FOR prospero,lA thriving common
wealths. We must try to study their
forests can help them. But We must
not cease to guard effectively against
the evils OF spEivate privilege and
monopolistic contfcl of resources now
the properly offtke public"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

able for the developmant Of the coun-
try. because its prosnAraty and furth-
or development depSAd upon the. so-
luton Of the probleeANo Nof Transports
tion. This system shNhld not only In
cluda one or more trunk lines, from
some point or point SsOn the coast, to
Tho sreat interior ssonntry. hut Il
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
Sees No Cause for Strikc.

Detroit, Jan. 5.-W. D. Mahons
president of the Union Street Car ana
Electric Railway Employees Of Ameri-s
ca, believes it Will not be necessary
t.. seriously consider the advisability
or calling nationwide labor strike
i'll sympathy with the Calumet miner,
Il am one of those who think Gov
ernor Ferris Of Michigan will be abln
to bring the warning parties toxcth.
er," said Mahon. lI', ssS>G,'ES
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

New York, ia. 5.-The body Of
Miss Jessie e. McCann. the young
settlement worker who disappeared
from her BROOKLYN home just a
month ago. was given up BY the sea
yesterday. It was found BY watch
man shortly after daybreak yesterday
morning at Coney Island. having
been washed ashore by the heavy surf
that pounded the beach during last
nights storm.
Features Unrecognixahae.
Long immersion had made the fea-
lures unrecognizable, but identifica-
tion Of the young woman by her fam
lily was made possible by signet ring
with the initials ~. e. M" and by
articles Of clothing Miss McCann wore
the day she disappeared.
Miss McCann was last seen by her
family when she left her home De-
cember 4, supposedly to attend to set
tlement work duties. A few days lat
er her father. well-to-do business
man, notified the police Of her disap-
pearance and offered reward OF
$1,000 for Information as to her
photograph thrown on the screens of
moving picture theaters throughout
the east, in the hope Of leading to the
finding of the young woman.
Numerous reports Of Miss Mccain
having been seen came from all parts
of the country, but investigation in
each case proved them to:be erroneous.
No Signs Of Violence.
There were no signs of violence on
the body, according to physicians who
examined 1t, and the police have no
clue ass to the manner in which, she
was droWne q S.,.gs - 9
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
JESSIE M'CANN A
SUICIDE; BODY IS
WASHED TO SHORE
Family i5s,ssz 7ssse g General Yer
dict That She Ended
Her Own Life.
LONG MYSTERY IS
FINALLY CLEARED
Features Unrccognizable Because Of
Long Immersion, But Identification
Is Con,plete-strenuous search Had
Been Made For Her.
4 y y j.
LONG MYSTERY Is
FINALLY CLEARED


ACCEPT VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
New York. Jan. 6.-The body
Of Jessie Mccain, the young set
element worker, found on tho
beach of Coney Island yesterday,
was taken to her fathers home st
F1atbusll. The family accepts the
general view that the girl com.
mitted suicide, due to melan.
chOlla,. NEt
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05
No Knowledke Of Strike.

Washington, Jan. 5.-vice Preside
OConnol and Secretary Morrison sI
the only officials of the American Fe
Grafton Of Labor in town, and bo \
professed to know nothing Of the pi |
posed meeting Of the executive coun,
to act on the copper strike. Gompsl
is expected to arrive here late todt
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-05

"a. m, NJ; nlaxixnnm 81; Il1 +, +,
mum 10: wind 80 nlilee, 00 y
precipitation, r; bar. SO.ie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16

cbod srazil $Is,000,0O0 yzhledem
X neut6seDGmu stayu pokladny,
aysak rcpubljkanstf yidcoye pra-
VI, 10 ncni 10 dOsti a cbystaji op-
posici proti osnoye. Jest TO VIE
obccD6 znAmou veci, ze tyto mil
liony nejsou We skutecnosti poyo-
Ioyany na ynitrozemskA zyelebe'
nj, nybrz vetsinou ma zvelebc-
nj" politickeho postaveni rdz-
nych kongresnik1 senatorh a
ma plnenf kapes kontraktor'i
jsoucich y vlAdnouci stranou ma
dobrt noze. Nebyti toho, uvaA-
nell, go set milIionn dollarI by
10 povolcno ma ynitrozemska we
lebeni, zAdnA zem6 ma syete ne
m6Ia by feky a pfistavy tako-
VEN pofAdku jako Spojcne Sta
tV
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16
PARNfK RED CROSS ODPLUL.

Parnik Red Cross, drive Ham
burg, odplul koneGne v nedeli cd
poledne sc 1875 oSetfovatelkami
tficeti ranltkafi Cerven6ho XII
be do Evropy, kde se venuji sluz-
be na bojiStich. Odklady zpGso-
beny byly protestem francouzsk6
a briticke vlady, kter6 nechtely
dovoIiti, ably ma parniku byli ne
meGti namofnici, Il vzalo to vice
dni, nezli mohlo byti ziskano
muzstvo pozdstavajici vesm6s .
americkych obGand. Krone lG-
kafh u osetfovateIek veze parnik
velkG mnozstvi l6kG, obvazkG, va
ty a jinych potfeb toho druhu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16
eek MA STO MILLIONU DOL
LARU.

V n6kolika hodinach po prijeti
pIanu rozpoGtovou radou We me-
ste New Yorku na vypIj6eni 81
$l00,000,000, TAX ably mohly byti
vyrovnany CHI pohleddvky, dlu-
hopisy drzen6 Europe "A jin6
dluhy v obnosu $S0,000,000, }. p.
Morgan & Co. a Kuhn, Loeb Il
Co., zastupujici syndikat, ktery
upSal novou pnjGku, odevzdali
m6stsktmu komorimu eek ma
$100,166,667. Pon6vadz pnjcka
jest datovana cd !. zari, on6ch
$lG6,667 predstavuje drok, ktery
Sc nahromadil cd t6 DOLBY.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16
VETO MA VETSf VKLADY v
PoSTOVNfCH SPORITEL-
MACH.

President Wilson polozil V pa
TEX sv6 veto ma pfedlohu, die niz
jednotIive vklady v postovnich
sporitelnach mely by byti zvyseny
az ma $1,000, pon6vada pry obsa-
huje opatreni prichazejici roz-
por novym bankovnim zako-
mem, ktery narizuje, ae federalni
fondy mohou byti ukladany je-
nom Glenn federalniho reservni-
no systemu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16
DOBRA VULE BELGICKE
VI.ADY.

Patnaot centn denn6 bude pla-
ceno belgiekOu vladou kazd6 bel
gicke zen6 v Ameriee, jejiz man
Eel Sc naltza Y armade one zeme,
Mali d6ti, ohdrai dodateenyeh s
eent0 ia ka1de ditko, coz bylo by
zvyseno ma 10 centn, kdyby man
Eel hyl zabit, To sc tyka vsech
rodn vojakn bez ohledu na jieh
finantni postayeni,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16

bohatU Ghsti Srbska, TAX zyan6
Mhcyy. Zed wbsktbo yojska a del
cbranfci Srbsko je tedy prolome.
M, cesta X dalsimn postum ote-
yfena, o tom, 60 .bnde dale, ne.
lze yysl0yOvat AMI domnenek jiz
proio ne, ze 1fedni zpraya po.
chopitclnych dlyodd nenaznatu.
jc, ma kterycb jinych mistech pre-.
hoGilo nase yojsko sbskou hrani-
ci II ncni tndiz MONO utvofit vi
1sudck o tom, jak budou dalsi ak.
&c kombinoyany, nebot mad Saba.
Gem n 1rodnOu rovinou Matvy po.
cinaji TOO metrI vysoke pahorky
ma jihu, ma v$chode hornatina u
DobriGe n Ustje. Ale stastny po-
Gatek jest uGinGn zpusobem nej-
ySs Gsp6snym."
Dne II. srpna zaGina redaktni
tlGnek Vcnkova takto;
"Rakousk0.uherskA armada ma
bojisti srbskem dobyla novych L.
spechn pfekrocivSi feku Drinu n
svedsi IspGsne krvave boje II
Losnice a Ljesnice, asi ctyficet AZ
padesat kilometrh jizne cd dstf
Driny do feky Savy, tedy ma hra-
nici b0sensko-srbske. Potvrzuje
&c tim do slova to, go jsme fekli
vGera, ze vzhledem k pahorkatin6
na jihu od Sabce bude nutno ne
odh0dlat Ike koncentraGnimu pohy-
bu, ktery by Srby zahnal techto
hor, iCelem obsazenf Ljesnice a
Losnice ma jiho-zApadG cd mich je
podle vScho odfiznout odtamtud
Srbum 1stup TAX, ably musili sami
tuto "planinu" vyklidit. Bitvy ty
Ityly podle vseho vclmi krvav6. -.
samo nrednf zpravodajstvi hlavni-
no stanu konstatujc "Getnt proti.
itoky Srbn vcdent s velikou udat.
nosti" a vypravuje doslovn6: --
'Ztrdty nepfitele jsou velk6. Tel
nase ztraty nejsou nepatrne. Po'
drobnosti o tom dosud neni. y
Den ma TO tteme We Venkove o
pet rcdakcnim clanku toto:
armada rakousko-uherska po.
dava cisari k jeho osmdesatynn
Gtvrtym narozeninam vzacny a je,
mu jist6 nejmilejsi dar vit6zstvi
rozhodnI nsp6ch sborh, jejichz jc
ncjvyssim velitelem a panem. O.
znamen6 jiz boje II Driny vedly k
rozhodn6mu vit6zstvi mad srbskyn
vojskem. Uredni sd6eni o boji ne.
praW podrobn6ii, kde sc boje ty
odehraly, ami nepodava primych
ndain o rozsahu boje q sile obou
voisk patrnt Sc tax d6je dnvo
dn strategickych a neni divu, u
kazdy je spokojen, trp6liv6 vyGkd
vaje, ponevadz kroceni poehopl
teln6 zvGdavosti sc ukdzalo spray
nym, vedouc k dspechGm. Vit6z
stvi vtera dobyt6 -- piseme ne
dostatku dat podrobnostech
bitve IL Valjeva, a6koli m6sto tC
udava ienom smsr Tbsk6ho dstu
pu - Jest novym toho dokladem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16

kekli jsme jiz ycera, ze po pre-
chodu DriDy u LjesDice Losnice
nczbude pfirozene srbsk6mu yoj-
sku -- ncchcc.li byti obklffeno n
zniccno ncbo zajato ---- nez yykll-
dit kraj mezi mimi ! Sabcem. TO
se podIe yseho stalo nynf ozna-
moyanA bitya je podle yseho IA
don rozhodne pro mas yiteznych
Gstupnycb bojd."
TAX psaI Venkoy v dob6, kdy
my jsme y6deIi, ze nenf ami jeden
rakousky vojak ia Srbske pdd6,
he rakouskt yojsko utrpeIo zdrcu-
jici porazku II Sabace.
Redaktor Pelant plzehskem
Smeru neboji Sc psati poIitice a
kritisovati DIR. Grose a dr.. Peta-
ka( pIzenskGho purkmistra) pro
jejich osv6dGovani loyalty k pa,
novniku jmenem celGho naroda.
Vola poslance X jejich povinno-
stem, prav6, ze uzavrenim rissk6
rady a zayedenim vyminecneho
stayn nesmi byti uzavfen politicky
zivot naroda vhbec.
Jest videti, ze je v Cechach
klidno a ze neodvazuji Sc mIuvi-
ii ani poslanci, ably nepfisli do ne
snazi. Iajist6 doba jeste neni
vhodna II bude tfeba vyckati kon.
ce, vyGkati chvile, kdy bude Ra,
kousko prositi o mir. Je-li pra
vdou, ze prof. Masaryk jede do
spojenych Stdtt, jiste jeho cesta
bude miti svhj vyznam ell.
o utvoreni ceske legie v Parizi
pise pan Jaroslav Vrzal sv6mu
bratrovi do Ameriky. q dopisu
ktery uvefejnila chicazska Svor.
most, vyiimamc nekolik zajima.
vyeh staff.
Kdyz byl vylozil, jak Cechhm
"a pomoci jejich francouzskych
pfatel bylo dovoleno, ably zIstalj
v Pafizi, pravi:
."Ale my mladi muzovG, kterI
tolk nadseni name 4 zmuzilost
nam neschazi, vlast svoji radi ma
me i ctime, my vSichni Cechovt
zalozili jsme "Legii dobrovolnikt
ceskych" a pozadali ministra val
ky, ably mas vsechny uznal a vc
francouzsk6 armadG slouait ne
chal po dobu vdlky, ze verne
Francii po boku stati chceme &
prdtelstvi sv6 TAX neiltpe dokaze
me, proti N6mcilm ze chceme jit
a Y prvni rad6 proti MIN bojovat
chceme. ! ja do one legie jsen
vstoupil mezi temi nejprvn6jsim
a to ze sv6 vlastni vile a ze svehC
uprimn6ho preSv6dGeni, nikdt
nne k tomu nenutiI, AMI nepobi
zcl, kazdy sci dobrovoln6, Mohl
isme Sc hlasiti jako dobrovolnic
k Rusnm neb Srhlm, ale Ia cesti
a doprava byla by obtizna a pal
lreba byli hychom nuceni tahnou
Ii prot Geskym pluk6m a strife
ii "A zabijeti naSe bratry krevni
naSe otce a nase pfdtele, To jsm'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-16

nechteli, ale fcklI jsme vi yespo-
lex, ze buderDe.Ii slouziti jako do.
broyolnici We Francii, ze pbjdeme
jcp proti NGmcGm a tim tGz vel.
kou sluzbu nasi zemi prokAzeme Il
pfispejeme X osyobozeni naM dra-
he, mile vlasti cd jba Rermanske-
no.
Pfedcslou sobotu %. srpna jsme
Hi k ody0du ma mistni yelitclstW
Bylo mas hodnG asi ma 500 Cecbd
u Moravanh. Mnoho jich byl0
odyedcn0 v sobotn, 0statni sli k
odvodu M dnes pondGli mezl
mimi ja. Odveden jsem byl tel. ---
ri co byli odvedeni sobotu, cd.
jeli vGera a pfal bych ii neco Ia
kov6bo vidGti. I'm zpevu pisnf ce-
skycb se sokolskym praporem Il
prapory Y barvdcb slovanskych
tahli jsme PaffM az k nadrazi,
odkud nell odjeti.
Ma ulicich lidt sc zastavovali,
hrnuli, jdsali, pozdravovali n sla-
WI provoldvali tesk6mu narodu.
u oxen na mas hazeIi kvetiny sy-
pail vavffnoyf listi, tleskali s
nadsenim mas doproyazeli. Bohat-
II divky zeny kupovaly odvede-
nym tabak, cigarety, doutniky,
ma oddechu prinAsely pivo, vino,
salam a RUNE jin6 veci -- byl
zkratka kazdy Mani Cechy mad
Sen. A pax pfi odjezdu zapGli
ismc pisn6 narodni naposled
"Kde domov mhj." kazd6mu sta
ly Shy v ocfch, kdyz vzpomn6l ma
nasi utIacovanou zemi prsa pax
radostf Ne dmula, ze snad koneG-
Inc nyni svobody Sc Cechtm do
stanc. Ale k tomu zapotrebi pra.
ce a boje a kazdy jednotIivec MT
ze zde platne pusobit, kazda sluz'
ba dobrd, at jiz pod jakymkollv
dteem, jen VILE bude-Ii stejna!
A tax oni Cechov6 odjeli u We
domi sve t6zke povinnosti, ale $
hrdym presv6dGenim, ze tim po.
mahaii osvobozovati Geskou zeml,
Bylo mnoho dobrovolnikii ze
vsech narodu, ale zadn6ho jsme
nebyli sv6dky takovych vfelych
sympathii, jako byly Sc strany
Francouzu osvedGeny naproti
nam. Bylo to vskutku krasn6. III
| Cechove 60 odjeli vGera, byli cd
vezeni ma jiho-zdpad Francie, do
Ipevnosti Il Bayonsk6ho zalivu,
Ikdez budou asi "a m6sic vycviGe-
nj S francouzskymi vojenskymi
Ipovely Il narizenimi obeznameni a
lpak ma hranice proti N6mcum po-
slam. My druzi, ktefi jsme byli
odvcdeni dnes V pond6li, odejede-
me Ultra ttz do Bayone, kde Sc
lziidi Geska setnina a TAX budemc
miti zas po dlouh6 dob6 "6eskt
vojsko."
Jsou mezi nami byvali dnstoj.
nici z rakousk6 armady (myslim
Ne -, kteri tam slouziti nechteli
ale zde = radosti jako obydejni
vojaei Sc hldsi, A Tovna TAX jc
mnoho vojaku j reservistn Ra,
kouska, VSech odveden$ch jest a
81 pres $50
U6itel Benes neni ma vojne,
| V sobotu vratil Sc do New Yor
ku 4 ndysteyy v Eyrope y, l., V
Voska. 1aroven jinymi krajany
a prinesl zpravu, 2e udltel heneS
| ienz jako reservista hyl nueer
narukoyati, nebyl poslan ma ho
iiste, Ctyry my pr$ neiedl a Wy
padal TAX suholene, ae iei pusti
Hi dom0, Tomu ~ da keela lehe,
lvtfit, nehof ueitel henes ua V A
meriCe uehyl ma yciaka rosne
lpodoheu a po tech tllrapaeh, ne2