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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05

trash into the ash can or the receiver
Utilization Of garbage for feeding
animals win save the people In the
cities an important sum Of money an.
nuslly and contribute materially tc
the local food supply.
Dwellers In small towns, and even In
the suburbs and on the outskirts OF
the large cities. In many instances also
could help meat production. Many
vacant lots provide . suitable site for
hog pen which win annoy no one,
and some Of these lots are large
enough to grow green feed to aid In
fattening pigs. While the average fam.
lily Will not have enough garbage to
htten . pig. several families who
Jointly build . pen and purchase one
or two pigs can fatten them co-opera.
ttSely at little or NO additional ex-
pense.
-~~c~~-~-~~~s~>~~~
sood advantage In controlling disease
and the following directions for their
use are given:
1. Sweep ceilings. side walls, stall
partitions. floors and other surfaces
until free from cobwebs and dust.
2.:RemOve all Accommodations of filth
BY ssraping: and II woodwork has be-
come decayed, porous or absorbent. II
should be removed. burned and re-
placed with new material.
8. II the floor IL Of earth. remove
four inches from the surface; and in
places where II shows staining with
urine, a sufficient depth should be re-
moved to expose fresh earth. All
earth removed should be replaced with
earth from an uncontaninated source.
or q new door Of concrete may be
laid. which IL very durable and easily
.. The entire interior Of the stable,
especially the feeding troughs and
drains. a. well as milking stools and
Ali other implements. should be sat
aratsd with q disinfectant. as cresol
compound or carbolic acid, six ounces
70 every gallon Of water In each case.
After this has dried. the stalls, walls
ana ceilings may be covered with
Cline wssh). to each gallon
of which should be added four ounces
of chloride Of lime.
o. All refuse and material from sta
Die and barnyard should be removed
70 . place not accessible to cattle or
hogs. The manure should be spread
IN delds and turned under. In add.
ion. the yards should be disinfected
~ sprinkling literally with a solution
If copper sulphate. I'VE ounces to a
sallOn Of water.
The best method Of applying the dis
nfectant and the lime wash Is by
means Of . strong spray pump. such
- IL used by orchardists.
This method Il efficient In disinfec-
ion against most Of the contagious
md infectious diseases Of animals
Ind should be applied Immediately
ollowing any outbreak.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05
Commissioners Meet Today

The county commissioners, as well
as the other county commissions,
are scheduled to meet today.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05

All honor to the Lincoln county
boys who have answered the coun-
try's. call.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05

whenever you find u Stacker" Won
md one who is aiding Kaiser Bill
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05

Location notices and other bla, X
'orms for sale at the Record Office.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05
PIOCHE LODGE NO. rs.

MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE NO. 20
Phoebe. Nevada. Meets ON Svery
Thursday at 1880 o'clock p. NJ, at
l. o 0. F. Hall. All visiting broth
ers and sisters are cordially invited
to attend. Mrs. Louise Christian. No
Bile Grand: Mrs. Jessie Ewing. Sec'y
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-05

NOTICE OF, APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION to Appropriate the
Public Waters OF the State of Nevada.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
E2M9 EENTPN M
R-9ERLEIyCE- ROyr

She will play at the Grand April 5, 6
and in the vehicle which practical
Iy closes the dramatic season. Mana
ger Roy Crawford believes she will
bring the season to a pleasant close.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

of the judges in both instances was
two to one in favor of the Ichabods..
The debates last night were the
first of a series to be staged by Wash
burn, Baker, Ottawa, the College of
Emporia and the Kansas State Agri-
cultural college. The question of the
series is: Resolved-That thru proper
legislation a minimum wage scale
should be put in operation in the
United States"
The contestants are waving con-
stitutionality of the idea.
Ralph Carter, Blain Moore and
Thomas Smith all of Ottawa, acted as
judges for the debate in Topeka. A
large crowd attended.
Manhattan FLASHED with Ottawa at
Ottawa Friday night and was defeated
by Cecil Coad, Merrill Dubach and
Miss Alice Lake, the only girl on any
of the teams. The Agricultural col
lege team was composed of c. j. Mod
lin, A. F. Swanson and P. L. Findlay.
Baker met Emporia at its home town
and also met the Aggies at Manhattan
and won both contests. The next
matches of the series will be April
13 when Washburn will meet Baker
here and the Aggies at Manhattan
Prof E. D. Schonberger is the Wash
burn coach.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
"POLLY REDHEAD'' AT COZY
Bluebird Feature Introduces Ella Hall
to Movie Fans Here.

Jepson's "Pollyooly' stories, is booked
at the Cozy for Monday and Tuesday
night. Dainty Ella Hall in the part
of "Pollyooly'' gives the production
the fascination of the stories. The
film was directed by Jack Conway
after being prepared for the films by
E. ]. Clawson. The scenes are laid in
England, as in the book
Following Polly Redhead," Alice
Brady in Bought and Pair For" will
appear Wednesday and Thursday with
the usual comedy of two reels Friday
and Saturday, Olga Petrova, the Rus
sian emotional actress, appears in
THE Black Butterfly" a Metro Won
6erplay. All the Cozy programs next
week will not be less than seven reels.
Continual ON Page EleYenl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

tanned little longer above the line by
a proper vacation. The increased ten
dency to arteriosclerosis and other de-
generative conditions, we'll as plee-
mature senility. nearly all the result
of high pressure and efficiency, can
be much neutralized by periodic vaca-
tons, a vacation free from the grind.
of course, but also from the worry in
cident thereto. The vacation is ther-
apeutic measure come to stay.-New
York Medical Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

he has developed that talent which in
itself is striking enough, to one of
peculiar histrionic Interpretation
Every vocaLnumber is a sketch from
the manifold phases of life, perhaps
only touch humorous or Sombre, but
still picture complete and convincing,
until you forget that it is only
singing of songs.
His appearance in opera in New
York next May is looked forward to
by music lovers because he will create
roles never heard in this country and
his fame as an actor-singer has spread
thruout the land.
With Mr.. Hemus at all his recitals
is his talented accompanist, Gladys
Craven.
Among the more prominent film
productions in Topeka this spring
will be Idle Wives" a sociological
drama based on James Oppenheim's
novel by that name. Idle Wives
will be at the Grand theater March
81, % and 20. The story depicts
New York social life, telling of Anne
Wall, who refused to live the life of
an idle wife and plunged into settle
ment work. Universal Pictures pre-
sents the film.
Director Phillips Smalley had
charge of the production. Lois Web
er plays the part of the wife who re-
fused to stay idle and Mr. Smalley
portrays the husband.
Arsene Lupin, who is to crookology
as is Sherlock Holmes to sleuthdom,
only a newer creation, is not unknown
to fiction loving Topekans. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
he breaks from print into film and
will be depicted by Earl Williams at
the Orpheum in superfeature bear
ing the name of the famous crook.
The story of the film deals with the
regeneration of the master criminal
thru kindness of a woman's influence
rather than by way of legal pro-
cedure. Earl Williams is one of the
leading stars of the Vitagraph COM
pany, but it has been some time since
he has been seen in this city. Critics
in cities where "Arsene Lupin" has
been projected give him favorable
recognition.
In addition to this feature. 1.-THE
Nick of Time Baby a Mack Sennett
Keystone comedy, will be shown the
first three days of the week. The
Keystone's Great Dane dog, so well
k-,wn to movie fans, and a baby
form the hub of the story.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

also been planned to bring in from
time to time a number of stringed in
struments in order to give perfect
rendition to certain works. Last Sun
day the Vesper service was at 4:30.
but in the future these services will
begin promptly at O'Clock. The
cantata last week was Stainer's Cru
cifiXion.'' Next Sunday will be de-
voted to the works of Tertius T.
Noble, and the following Sunday
Maunder's From Olivet to Calvary
will be presented. The following is
the fun program for Sunday:
Morning at IL O'clock.
1. Benedicite .........-......c.- Clemens
2. How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me
3. How Lovely Upon the Mountainsn
Soprano solo, Miss Jeanette Price
Afternoon at O'Clock.
1. Souls of the Righteous" Noble
=. Cantata, "Gloria Domini'' or The
Dedication of the Temple
Solos by Miss Gohlke and
Mrs. +. J. Shoemaker
8. Offertory Quartet Will Lay
Me DOW" NOD1e
Miss Jeanette Price, Mrs. r. J. Shoemaker
Mr.. Glenwood Jones. Mr.. Herman Springer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

We NIOW a LOU like F1IfH!
They had been talking about the
joys of motoring. Il wish l could af-
ford an automobile said the thin
man, wistfully.
so do l." said the fat one.
'Why, you have ar automobi1e,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

Cyril Maude does not take all the
honors in Grumpy" Nuriel Martin
Harvey, his beautiful leading wOm-
an, has received favorable comment
from critics practically everywhere
she has appeared.
|manager-actor in London. The most
LOT his success is due to Grumpy
(which he brought to America and sue
decided in getting heard on Broadway
land then stayed a year on the famous
pleasure street. He is now making
what he claims is his final tour with
I"Grumpy" and will be on the road
until well into July.
"Grunpy," is a comedy drama 1t
'is builded around an old, broken
down criminal lawyer suddenly stir
Pred into exercise of his old shrewd-
iness and persistence by an incident
lin his house.
Mr.. Percy Hemus, who will sing in
Topeka next Tuesday is said to be one
Iof the worlds greatest interpreters
Iof songs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
PLAN FOR vESPERS
Special Music at the Grace
Cathedral Services.
Stringed Instruments to Accom-.
pany Choir and Organ.

Grace Cathedral with its big sea-
soned choir and new organ is plan
ming special music for the vesper serv-
ices for many weeks to come 1t is
also aiming to make the cathedral a
center for the highest type OF music.
Programs from many of the great
masters have been arranged. The
great building has made possible the
gathering together of a large chorus
and a number of solo voices. 1t has
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
BLUE WON DEBATE
Washburn Carries OFF HOnOrs
in Kansas Contest.
Captains Hope and Reed Sue
cessfui Here and OTTAWA.

Washburn's oratorial record remains
unbroken today. Friday night the
Blue debating teams carried off all
honors in the first two contests of the
Kansas pentangular. The affirmative
Captain Clifford Hope, John Mahaffy
and Roscoe Graves, clashed here with
Ottawa and the negative team, Cap
tain Albert Reed, Arthur Beattie and
Lowell Berry, met the College of En-
poria team at Emporia. The decision
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
Medical View of vacations.

1t is the change really more than the
rest that is-of so much value in a vaca-
ton. 1t is a restoration of balance.
For confined and sedentary workers,
even hard and coarse country work is
restful and inVigorating. For indoor
workers this sort of a vacation means
a new lease on life. Very often a Dor
der line case of tuberculosis is main
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
"NIasque of Life" Coming.

W. H. SETTLER of Minneapolis.
Mimi, was in Topeka this week ar
ranging with Mr.. G. L. Hooper, man
ager of the Orpheum, to book the L
part feature 'Masque of Life" The
production will be shown in May
1t is said that in the making of this
film, three human lives were lost /;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

Gail Kane in "As Man Made Her.
is the attraction at the Gem Monday
and Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, William Russell in THE Love
Hermit" will be the filmplay. The
Gem has introduced additional musical
facilities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
AT THE
THEATERS


March 26-"Hit the Trail Holiday
March %, Is and 29-"Idle Wives"
March 30-Cyril Maude in Grumpy
April 3, q. 7-"Experience.
Meek April 9-''Ramona'
LApril 21-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
April 2S-Washburn Dramatic club.
May ,. 4. 5-"Intolerance."
May IA Daughter of the Gods
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
Ramona.

Ramona" termed the sweetest
story ever told and portraying an in
teresting period in American history,
appears soon at the Grand. 1t is a
film production of Helen Hunt Jack
sons colorful Indian story and is said
to be an ideal motion picture enter
tainment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

three horses and four lions were
killed.
Rita Jolivet and Hamilton Revelle
are starred in "Masque of Life.'
Critics in Chicago and New York give
the drama credit for being one of the
most thrilling features now being
shown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
other Theaters.

l.
May IA Daughter of the Gods"
Other Theaters.
(7rpheum-Photo Features.
Novelty-Vaudeville and Pictures
Iris-PhotO Features.
Cpzy-Motion Features.
Gem-MOtion Features
Ifesr-MotiOn Features.
Theater attractions in Topeka will
lsNing off next week with a little more
than the usual impetus. MondaS
might. George NJ. Cohan's comedy
'1..IIit the Trail Holiday" will be the
ATTRACTION at the Grand. Topeka the
ater patrons are promised therein a
Idelightful taste of comedy serVeu
across the footlights IS such thlhss
are served on Broadway.
Hit the Trail Holiday proJecteu
itself into a successful production
/ when it opened at the Aston theater
| 'in New York last fall Altho the name
4 81 ggests something of the pedantlc
Si1fplift. critics agreed it was written ana
produced for laughing purposes only.
4 The vehicle gives little time Tor SOBER
0refection. Unlike Billy Sunday.
.BilIy' Holiday. or Hit the Tran
4 Holiday swings off by attaining tame
Hand notoriety along the White way
|Ifor exceptional gifts in cominghng OF
||those liquids and solids requisite TO
|Igioom dispellers, such as cocktail OF
. IOrleans The first act develops a stu
ation wherein this young American,
armed with only a little more than
4 cool nerve and courage starts out to
turn littl@ town upside down after
4 hurting defiance at the brewers mil
# lions"
The part of Holiday" is played by
Frank Otto, who is said to have made
/ considerable os a personal hit in the
play He, as the lead, is supported by
4 Edith Hold,n, not wholly unknown to
==Topekans. as 4 minister's daughter.
4 Supporting those two are Arthur b.
4 Gibson, Harry Hubbard. Howard Hull
Il Gibson. Franklin Hall, Dan Anderson,
n Chauncey Causeland, Louis Eagan
Sam Burton, Ben Sweeney, John
. DALEY. +. News, Bert Sammis Mil
dred Beverly and 10 Robinson Hay
wood.
Among the English actors who have
visited America in recent years and
Impressed themselves agreeably upon
the American public can he included
4 Cyril Maude. He comes to the Grand
theater March 80 in Grumpy
Il Maude's career in this country start
N ed nearly three years ago. Since he
n has played almost continually here.
For fifteen years previous he was a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

Other Theaters.
1rDheum-PhOto Features.
and Pictures
Iris-PhotO Features.
Features.
(fsm-MOtiOu Features
Features.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Vyslanec Sharp o radeni Nemcu
We Francii.

Washington, d. G.. Is. dubna. ---
Nikdy V historic sv6ta ncbyIo tax
dokonale zkazy V zabrantm Uzcmi
yittznou .anebo porazcnou arma.
'dou, jako zplisobili N6mci V sever.
nj Francii, die sd6Ieni amcrickeho
yyslance Sharpa u Paiize odb0ru
siatu. NysIanec podnikl cestu pc
rzcmi, ktrrt vyrvano bylo 4 mo-
cl N6mcll II shledal, zc celia me.
sta yesnice byly zniGcny bcz ja-
kekoliv vojensk6 potreby a ze V
mnohych pripadech ovocne stro-
my byly urezany ancbo poskozeny
tax, ably nemohIy slouziti k lad
nemu uzitku. Y nektcrych osa-
dach, az nenaItzaly' Sc na bitcvni
liniI, vsechny domy byly zniteny.
Ibyle obyvatelstvo byIo mceno
pfijmoutl IA ydtk obydlim We
sklepich. Vyslanec Sharp prohIa-
sujc, ze zpravy o SpuStoSeni 6asti
scvcni francic n6mcckymi vol
sky, jez objeviIy Sc Y casopisech,
ncbyly niktcrak pichnany.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Edison praouje ma novem
vynalezu,

New York, n, Y, u, duhna, ~
Thomas A, Edison icden Z nejpro,
smlciSieh amerlckych vynaleloh,
l,racuje, iak Sc pravi dnem
uoci We syt lahoratofi New Jer,
scy, Ma 6rm Edison pracuje, nj,
kdo ncsi. Neslo ale ve anamost,
H. ~uaii sc vyualtzti neiakou
lbrao, ktcra utmila by ponorky
neuttnn}mi Ma Sc IA To, le tato
1dlc3ilost ic pte,lmetem nyuejsieh
ieho pokus0, frayidelna praeuie
l.dism We svt prscoyua okolI
Orange, \, J., o>muact al dvaeci
hodm deune kde ieho taina pra,
rovna So naltza, uikdn newt il
,kryta = pahoreich uelaleko iehe
Nnmaya u prlstup X vi j. stfe}eu
yoiaky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Moznost valeGne prohibice.

Washington, d. e.. Is. dubna. --
Budto ccIondrodni prohibicc anc.
prisna obmczcni vFroby lihovych
uapoin V piy0varcch a vinopal-
mach po dobu ydlky mlze b}t jed
uim 4 prynich valcGnich opatrc,
nj kongresu Statistiky ukazuji,
~ 131 miIllonn hllsll obili bylo by
uchrdneno. kdyby vyroba piva a
Eoialky hyla zakazana. Celona
rodnl pr0hibice aneho obmeacnl
y}roby lihoyych napoj0 uchranllo
by narodu milliony busln obili
pro potrayiny a sau6aSn6, jak SO
~ 10 ma, zv{silu by sc industri,
aIui schopnoSt lidu vc SpoienSch
Stateeh. (lenoyt yyhoru pro ma
rodni ohranu, ktcri uvaluii o Il
pine mobiIiSaci prhmysloy}eh
zdrojn, stein6 jako q pine ,ojcn,
,kt piiprayenosti, doanayali, ~
rtiaktho opatfeni ttto veci hu,
dr treha, kongres stce j. roSde,
leu Y nahledech q eelonarodnI
prohihlci, ale yetsina elena uana
va. ~ neiaka ohmezeni hnde nu-
tao u6initi xAimu oehrans nd
rnda. Je 1uamo, 3e nekolik reso.
luel, tiuirieh opatfenl pro zakaz
viruhy lihoHin, j. iia ptiprasoya
un Fraurle. Anplie a Rnsko bras
pa sahAjeni salky uanamenaly, h
h. nulue nhmesrui uftyani llhaym
hp lamagi rradukee nrtrpela,
We Francis q liusku tenef nplua
pfuh.bier bNla tateleua "a ace
tm asrnry potraym q rhlehoNin
Aualir rusnel hyla pfinueeua oh
meall vtrobu plya a kafalks v,
spuFnlgh slalrrb hlllr hulnn se
.tflu pbtvha, laaml "a neNles. ne
l,ut rssersnleh aAsah asnl a ,edls
laba hude nulno poskytaya.l 20
iraNint ! apnienrAn, klefI maj
i.fh nedaslalek, Iruhlhleal eleno
ys tansFssa esaAmll iu ssAi d
mtsl u,lrnruei,i vsloNsFndnl rFe
Ihihle 20 lahu salkt,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Anglieane potapsji ieduu ponorku
denne,

New York, \, w. Is, duhna. ~
AngIitant po,apaii pramarns iod.
uu nsmeekau pouorku dpuns o'l /
anora a y poslelui ,lohe iesta sSl.
IA mnoAslki, dle iuIermaei, kters
.hlb sem pfmeseut osnhaml, vra
lissthl 81 Z kvrony Y nnafu, dlg
lshla ,alaFmaei, petepili Apslt
cane tyaaltieet pauefea ud u
,lehy pose, sniesnseh nsmsek,vh
peaarek tsslns hsl mea. .edml a.
pa,aaF,l Y lsdnem 'sdau snlee
20 hyla Al ,f,sayaee, reaeses :
Nsmsl nslsoa sehapal ssssiy n
sYSeh raaarkaeh lsA Fvehle ma
hraaeNatl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18

stO Lens naIGZA SO pred pAdcm a
pryni angIickf oddly mohou dc
uGho vstoupiti ntkoIika nAslc.
Gujicich bodinach. Pohyb angIl
ck}ch yojSk smtrom k Lcnsn ic
yrlicc dnIczity, ncbof m6sto tote
jr kIlfcm k uhcInym zrIcznym
dol1m, jcz rozkIadajl So cd nfho
smfrcm vychodnim. N6mci pfi.
kIadaIi Lcnsu vcIkY strategicky
vyznam a dokonaIc jc opcvnili, a.
Ic opcyu6ni toto ncmohlo So udrzc-
ii pred sonstrcdtnym ohnfm an
glickGhO dGIOsticlcctya.
N6mci mnohf rdSti svd linie Wy.
klidili tax rychIc, zc ncbylo jim
mozno aui odstraniti della, jich2
vcIkt mnozstvi pablo do moci an,
gIickr armady. JcstIiac AneliGa-
uG pokraGovati budou We SVEN po.
Stupu 4 takovou rychloSti, tu mi,
H. So stati. zc 2astihnou Nfmcc Y
u6ktcr6m mistt ncpfipraveny a
doriIi proIomcui jcjich linic. Jest
lie paduc ST. Quentin, ncbudc to
znaInenati pro Nemcc TAX vclkou
ztrAtu ale Nrata mtsta utvofi no
YOU vdznou prorvrl V JIM vyseGi
pritomnt jejich obrannf linie.
PoGasi je nyni poneklld priani-
v6jSi. ncz byIo pfi zahdjcni ofcn-
siyy II Arrasu anRIicka vojska
snaai So toho pine vyuzitkovati.
Iajatl Ntmci vypravuji, 10 po ne
kolik poslednich dni nell nedo-
statck potravin. PoGct zajatych
blizi SO k 10000 vedle toho ma
200 del byIo ukoiist6no.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Protinemecke boure v Buenos
Aires.

Bucnos Aires, Is. dubna. - Ne
mcckt vyslanectvi a nemecky kon-
SnIat byly 2apaleny davy demon.
strantn, ktcre poehodovaly ulice,
nj a ladaly o vyhlaseni valky Ne
mecku. pozary byly uhaseny, ale
dayy zdstaly v podrazdend nala.
do Il kamenovaly naeelnika poll,
eie, kdyI pokousel So promluviti
RED a 1adal, ably demonstranii sc
fozesli Policie pokuslla Sc roze'
hnatl lid shrnma2denI kolem nd.
aecktho vyslaneetyi po dvakrdte,
Nekollk demonStrantn byln pora-
h6no, ro Il utinsn byl pokus q
yNpaleni hndovy easoplsu Union,
kteri j. ylastnen NemeI, kdyl
va setuu tlostayili So 9etniei. davy
po6aly pred mimi uslupoyati, spi'
vEiiee pi tom Marseillaisn, We
sketa sila policie Il 6e,uietys po'
Nolaua hyla X payinnasti,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-04-18
Nemecko pracuje pro mir pro-
strednictvim SOCIALISM,.
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Iondyn, IS. dubna. -- N6mccko
nynl p0kouSi sc prac0vati pro nil
prostfcdnictvim socialisti. Pres
poprrni Bcrlina, bylo op6tn6 0.
znamcno dcpcscmi Z Danska d
Sytdska, zc ctyri socialisticti pre-.
daci naltzaji Sc ma ccst6 ma ncu,
tralnl p1du standardization "a Il.
cclcm agitace pro konferenci so.
clallstil ze zemi v0lku vedoucich.
HyI0 oznameno, ze nemecka vlada
doufa, ac podafi Sc j prostfcdni.
ctvim socialiStI uzavfiti scparat,
nj mir s provisionalni vIadou ri.
,kou. DcpeSe ze Stockholm sd6.
lila, zc Svedsky socialista Hcnin
prohIasiI, ze dostalo Sc mu slibu,
ze nemeCtl francouZSti social.
ste s1castni Sc mlroye konference,
pro kterou vedena byla agitace
rusk(mi socialisty, vraccjicimi Sc
Z yyhnanStvi We Svycarsku pres
N6mccko. Ma Sc "a to. ze "a nee.
lem zmareni agitace ruskych ra.
dikdlnich SOCIALISM,. ktei'i jsou pro
mir "a kazdou cenu, knize kropo.
tkin, ktery jc nyni Anglii, po.
Sian budc do Ruska. Knize Kro-
potkin je smysleni protin6mecke-
no a ma vclky vlv mczi ruskymi
Iiberaly i delnictvem. Amstero.
damska depesc oznamila, ze til
predict nemeckych SOCIALISM, IL
skal cd vladnich autorit dovolc-
nj, ably mohli provdzcti Philipa
Schcidemana ma ceste do Stock.
holmu, Jednim ttchto pry je DR..
Adler, vddec rakousk%ch social