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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
BRITAIN AND US.
MAY FORM A PACT
AS TO SEA RIGHTS
Legal Correspondent, of the Times
Says That Two Countries Are
Not Antagonistic Respecting
Maritime Questions.

London. Dec. IT, ia the course OF
an article analy2ing the American
yiows ON the freedom OF the seas the
legal correspondent Of the Times. af-
ter referring a. notifications IN these
views which he says have resulted
from the war. continues:
Ear from horc being 1uy ucces
sary anugouism between Tie rritish
and American views ~ the rO-yalled
freedom of the s,uH there is revealed
the possibility of un Anglo American
agreement rcspoDtiug the mann lines
ut the declaration ut maritime rights
ana duties t1 Lo worked out. not at
the peace conference, hut ut future
conferences
Enumerating the points on which
he assumed uErcewnut ear ever he
reached tho corr e,ppudent goes on
Both countries would doubtless IN
sist upon restrictions being imposed
upon submarine w1r while the praC-
tice of strewing mIros in thu open
sea b. CONDEMNED both by Great Brit
ain and the United states. They both
sought in 1907 tp prevent abuses of
the practice. but Were opposed by Ger
many. Many uucsturs affecting ncu-
trails may hc reviewed with the hope
of % reasonihI, --,iement if Great
Britain and America take he intia-
tive"
The Times boz au cditoriul empha-
Sizes It's couclu. ion mat there is M
antaEunism between the British aud
American view auI Z sees no reason
why an agreement -huuld not he con
cluded. In one form or another, u ar
guea. the doctrine ut continuous vOy-
age AK developed hy England In this
war, latterly with the fun consent OF
the United StntpH' i. sure to become
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17


Officers nf the Mnrconi Wireless
company Of America testified today
before the house merchant marine
committee Ia opposition 10 the admin
istratiun bill authorizing government
acquisition of all wireless stations.
AIR Nally. general manager ol the
company. argued that trans oceanic
and trans-contincntal stations should
be- operated by private interests. He
conceded that ship-tO- shore wireless
could be best operated as a govern
ment monopoly
There Is no reason why the govern
ment cannot regulate rates ana prnc-
tices Of wireless companies. Mr. Sally
said. and he cuntcndcd that private
ownership does not necessarily mean
monopoly.
Tho Marconi sale of 90 shore sta
tions ana 400 ship sets 20 the navy de-
partment was not very voluntary
Mr. Nally said. He added that the
companys correspondence with the
navy on this subject would be given
the committee later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
]. s. MUST OUTLAW
|. v. v. DECLARES
THOMAS CAMPBELL
Governor Elect Of Arizona Creates
Sensation at oubernatorial Con-
ference in Annapolis; Urges
Arbitrations Laws.

Annapolis, Md. Dec. IL DISCUSS
inr state labor policies. at the state
royernor's conference here To-Day
Governor elect Thomas y. Campbell,
OF Arizona, recommended thu all
states enact compulsory arbitration
laws 10 minimize strikes and labor
disturbances. He also urged enact /.
ment of drastic state laws against
sabotage by the |. W. w or other au-
Vocates of direct action,
Mr.. Campbell declared employers
must not seek 10 drive down wages
until the cost OF living decreases, say
ing both Will have to come down To-
Eether'
Governor Campbell's declaration
that "wc must outlaw the ], w. W.
the Rolsheviki Of the west" was Viz
orously appiauded.
A number OF teiegrams were re-
colved asking the governors TO go on
record as advocating certain policies
hut Il was explained that the confer
ence would take no acton placing II
on record in favor Of specific govern
mental policies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
~ rHr ASSOCIATED rsGss

Washington Dee II More than % wireless Mexico
upder German control during the Edward Naly pros
dnt of the Macon wireless of told
chant today while tcslfyng
bill proposing monopoly of radio United
States.
Th full control of the wireless stations in
Mexico said Mr. Nal telling made
the Mexican wireless situation by his company Al
though the Mexican claims title all
to he said the apparatus strictly German
been German the 2dd German
Moreover there has electrical shops with
and the whole has
German radio formerly employed Sayvle
ruckeron, German liners which in
conn a he begin of he war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
BuIgars Mistreat
Greeks and Serbs

saioniki. CMondav) Dee. 1.-THE
Buigarians continue TO mlstreat ths
Greek and serbians who were taken
to bulgaria during the war, according
10 information reaching the semi-of-
ficial Athens News Agency.
The Bulgarians, II Is added. have
failed 20 keep fully their agreement 10
repatriate Greek children under ~
years of age who were carried away
during the invasion Of eastern Mace
donia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
Tourist Coach Is
Burned: Thirteen
Persons Missing
ss rrs .s.oc,.res sstss

D Winnipeg. Man, Dec. IT,
. Advices received here today tell
. Of the destruction hy fire OF !
. tourist coach on a Canadian pa :
. cific train which LEFT mere ~
. aii0 pm for Toronto and gay
. that i3 passenger ahnord IN"
y coach are missing. The hie, ~
. was indicated. started in q berth
. occupied hy n family party era
. quickly spread 20 tho rest "t the
. coach. Other carr on the faih
escaped damage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
DOTS AND DAsHEs


Paris. President Wilson will leave
Paris Christmas eve going 10 tho
American general headquarters and
from there 10 the American front.
Ito will have Christmas dinner with
the troops
Now York. Payne whitney, Fin
ley Peter Dunne Gnd Francis y
Garvan, named by the late Robert ..
Collier. as executors and rosiduary
legntees of large part OF his estate,
declined the appointments and theif
rights as legntecs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
NEW PRESIDENT OF
PORTUGAL ELECTED
TO SUCCEED PAES
Victim of Assassin s Bullet Said
by Former Consul General to
America TO Have Been a German
Sympathizer.

Admiral Canto y castro has been
elected president of Portugal IN su,-
cession t. IN. Sirouio pa's. who was
Gssassinatcd lat Saturday night.
New York. Dec sidonio Pacs.
tate president Of lHriugul Who was
issussinnted in iishun Saturday
night Was a minority preHident and
hts policy OF repression iucitpd tho
leaders OF the majority parties against
him, declared George de- Siivcriu
Duartc. form'r Portugti,sn consul
general 10 the United states in q state
ment today reviewing m, political
situation in Portugal.
President Pacs. he says gained
control Of the government hy "a sud
den coup while prcsdoni Machudo
and Premier Costa were absent in
France Dr luartr declared he then
began campaign against the lead
cts Of tta opposition many ~ whom
were cNilod while others were inn
prisonod Mr.. puarte dcnics that
President paos was popular ni rortu-
cal. .lo asserts that nr Foes. who
WIS Portuguese minister TO Germany
during the nrst two wears OF the war
was pro-Germun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
Indians Dying of
Flu in Montana

Htlena, Mont. Dec IL Hundreds
OF Indians on reservations IA Mon
tana hay. died Of influenza and pneu-
monia. according tO reports received
TT varioua agencies.
" has been claimed that many
deaths were caused by drastic meth
odh which some tribes used 10 combat
the disease. Influenza patients. u II
claimed. took hot water OF Napof
baths and then leaped into coid
mountain streams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
Hog Shipments to
Chicago Banned

Chicago. Dec. ~ announcement
was made this afternoon that on ac-
count OF congestion existing nt the
Chicago stockyards an embargo has
heon placed on an fresh ioadings of
hogs for this City The embargo VIII
remain IN force until the excessive ac-
cummulatiOn has been cleared up.
About 1000 carloads OF hogs are now
in Transit to Chicago or already IN the
yards here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
BoIshevisn1 Sweeps
Over South America

Montevideo. Uruguay. Dee IT,
Thore has been steady Increase ~
l3oisheyik agitatiOns IA Brazil, Iru'
quay and Argentlna Ia the last two
months and u h reported that ccnn-
ciia have been formed by workmcn
IN cooperation with the police. A.,
Rosario, Argentina. "A council of thus
nature has called a strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
SPANISH INQUIRY
CONv|CTS GERMANS
OF RUTHLESSNESS
Investigators Report That French
Prisoners at Langensalza Did
Nothing to Deserve Being
Shot.
~ w .,sae..rrp ,., :

. Paris. Dec. o.. tiIavas) span
= ish Investigators who have con-
. Quoted an inquiry into the shoot.
= INK of French prisoners OF war
. az Langensalza have forwarded
y their report a. the French gov
y crnmont, according To the Petit
. Journal. The Newspaper says
. the report declares that the at
. titude Of the p-isoners ala not
= Justify the ruthless methods VI
. the Germans. The prisoners had I
. erected theater liefOre leav-
. ing the prison they attempted 10
o tear II down aud white they were I
. thus engaged were fired upon by
y German scntries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
French Hotels to
Bar All Germans

. Paris. Dec. 81. 0Hnvaa) The =
D general syndicate "a French ho-
. tel men announces that Il has
y decided that for ten years Il will
. not receive native Of enemy =
y countries az an empioye, or Gus =
y toner This decision Will be =
. tranhmitted 20 ORGANIZATIONS of
= hotel men In an the allied coun-
D tries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
TODAY
IN THE NEWS



bic food administrator of
the world, according to a dispatch
received today from Paris
The job of food administrator
even of a single country is difficult
enough. The dear people are more
willing to be taxed unreasonably
than to be deprived of their fav-
oritc article of diet. The public fisc
can be run pretty much by itself.
and their complaints will not he as
loud as when they are told that
they must not use more than two
ieaspoonfuls of sugar a day The
initiative. re rcndum and recall
are all very well, thinks Mr. Jones,
but why in thunder can I q fellow
eat pork on Saturday
But think of food administra.
tor Of the world Think of the
f5abel of tongues which will he set
up should he restrict the ilungar.
SANS supply goulash. or the
Frenchman s frogs, or the British
er's roast beef, or the Italian IS
spaghetti' The clamor of outraged
stomachs and thwarted palates
will surely batter down even Mr..
Hoovcr's celebrated sang froid.
No real friend would advise Mr..
Hoover or anybody else TO accept
the post. But the indications are
that Mr. Hoover, being a super.
patriot, will do so. II will be a
clear ease of sclf-immolation.
when Thomas Campbell. governor
elect OF Arizona. told the governors
conference at Annapolis that the ]. W.
" must be outlawed, he uttered "A
sentiment that is in the hearts OF all
Americans who prefer order 20 chaos.
government to anarchy.
In fact. the Bolshevik! OF the
West have already outlnwed them
selves, Their fundamental doctrines
are opposed to the system OF govern
nent under which America operates.
In times OF war, their agents destroyed
the spruce with which airpianes were
% have been made. ruined crops which
ed machinery with which American
weapons were to have been manufae-
. turcd.
So far, the policy OF the United
States has been against prosecuting
the L. w. W Organization merely as
an organization. II has awaited the
commission OF overt acts Of violence
before taking action.. The fact that a
man II member of the group is not
prima fgoie evidence that he should
bc suppressed.
But a state OF war exists between
the Industrial Workers OF the World
and the United States OF America The
workers themselves have declared II
why not take up the gauntlet
within recent months especially, Ger.
many has occasionally indicated that
she would be willing to leave tn,
question OF atrocities to neutral COM
mission.
IL is therefore particularly interest
ing 20 note what "A group OF Spanish
investigators have found regarding th'
shonting OF some French prisoners u
~ German prison camp.
The report of the commission Is &c
the effect that the prisoners did moth
ing TO merit the Crnstic punishment
tina, was visited upon them.
Il will be even more interesting t'
watch what the Verdicts OF neutrn
commissions will bc concerning tn
l.uaitania. Cavell ana Fryatt cases, no
10 mention the many acts OF barhar
ity committed upon Belgium and
France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-17
MORE THAN Is RADIO
STATIONS in MEXICO
UNDER HUN CONTROL

the War Made by Wireless Official; Says Car
ranza Government Owned the Stations, but That
Apparatus Was Strictly German and German
Operators Were at Work; Electrical Shops Also
in Hun Grip.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
LLOYD GEORGE PRIPfJf MA
: ZDRAVf COMPERSOVI.

Londyn. - Premier Lloyd
George, ma svacine, kterou wee
Ia davala vlada ma pocest Sa-
muela Gomperse, presidenta
Americke Federace Prace, pri
pijel ma zdravi delnickeho vGd
ce. Pravil: "Cinim to re dvou
|dGvodI. Jednim z Mich jest ze-
me, niz host mas prichazi, ze-
me, jez byla kolebana a osetro
vana svobodou. Nyni dokazala,
ze jest verna svym tradicim
prGkopnika a ochrance svobo-
dy. Proto zdravim prapor one
slavne Zeme. Ma miste druhem
vitame Mr.. Gomperse a jeho
pratele v jejich vlastnim "a
jmu. v teto zemi, lide vSech
tfid pfisp6li obetmi utrpenim
q pravim bez zdrahani, ze Vi
teztvi znamena vice pro ty,
kdoz vydelavali chleb svdj v
potu tvar, nez pro kteroukoli
jinou tridu. Pred valkou Sc or
ganisovalo nemecke delnictvo
ably znicilo nadvladu pruskeho
militarismu. Ukolu, ktery nespl
Mill pacifickymi prostredky, po
kousime Sc dosahnouti militia
ristickymi prostredky, totiz je-
jich osvobozeni a poddanstvi.
Kdyby valka byla neprisla,
bylo by pozdvizeni demokracie
V Nemecku. Nikdo neucinil Vi
ce nez Mr.. Gompers, ably pre-
svedcil civilni svet, ze jest III
votnym zajmem vSech, by boj
byla vedena az k viteznemu "a
konceni." = Mr.. Gompers ma
to odpovedel: "Valka ia pre-
stala byt valkou. Jest to tazeni
"a pravo, spravedlnost a svobo
du. Amerika jest Sc spojenci
az do konecneho vitezstvi." Da
lie pravil: Tazali jsme Sc sami
scbe, bude-li pro delnicke hnu.
II MONO, aby zilo We svete o.
vladanem kaiserismem a mill
tarismem. Americke delnictvo
to shl,edalo nemoznym. My ne
smime prohrat. My nemGzeme
prohrat. My zvitezfme. My u
znavame, ze mic neni tax ddle-
ziteho, jako zvitezit v teto VAL
ce." Gompersova delegace stoii
pred delikatnf situaci. Mluvci
delnictva jsou ostre
rozdvojeni o mfrovych pozada-
ycfch, a maji-li britictf delnicti1
delegati Sc setkati nemccky-
mi vetsinovymi socialisty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
GIBBONS VARUJE AME.
RlKU.

New York. Floyd Gibbons
valecny dopisovatel pro "Chica
60 Tribune" jenz byl ranen,
kdyz vyrazil re zakopi s ma.
mornfky v Chateau Thierry, y
uvitaci slavnosti usporadane X
jeho pocte vcera vecer New
York Press klubem, proroko-
val, ze pristi zima bude sved-
KEN nejvetSf nemecke mirov6
offensivy, jaka az posud byla
podniknuta. Gibbons pravil !:
"Nyni, kdy situace valky Sc
zmenila, Nemci v pfisti mirov5
offensive budou ciliti ma lid spo
jeneckych narodG a prohlaso-
vati. ze nynf jest Cas-, kdy po
ctyrech letech valky a proliti
mnoho krve, bylo by lepe po-
jednati o techto vecech. To je
vec proti ktere Sc musfme obr-
riti. Musfme Sc varovati svych
"americkych LandsdownG".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
Rozumny blazen.

V jistem iistavu choromysl-
nych mirnejsi neskodnf paci-
enti pouzivani byli ku vykona-
vanf lehcich praci venkov-
skych, ably myslenky jich sc
rozptylily. TAX jedenkrato ulo
zeno Jim pod dohledem dozor-
'cu odvazeti ma trakaTich ka-
men jednoho mista ma druhe.
Pracovali jiz nekolik hodin.
kdyz jeden pacient povsimnul
81 druheho. ktery iezdil ostat
mimi, ale kamen nevozil, an ira
kaf mel obraceny. I taze Sc
jej:
''Proc neobratfs trakar jak
ma byt?"
Ma to odpovsdel druhv: "Co
rak 81 mvslfs. ze isem takovv
h'azen. abvch trakar obratil?
TO bvch 81 da1! Nalozili bv mi
do nej kameni a ia bvch Sc mu-
sci pro mic "a mic drit!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
ZAHADNY NALEZ.

Hastings, N. Y. Zdejsl po
licie stoji dnes pred zahadou
vrazdy asi 53leteho muze, je-
hoz mrtvola byla nekolika no.
chy nalezena u zbrojnicniho do
ku Edgewood. Lekarskou pro
hlidkou Sc zjistilo, re muz ten
pfiSel o zivot lderem do hlavy.
U mrtvoly nenaSlo Sc niGeho, CO
by slouzilo k stotozneni. Kapsy
odevu jeho byly obraoeny na
rub die toho Sc soudi, re byI
oloupen, vsak drive postavil Sc
lupicum ma odpor. Vzezrenl
muze bylo velmi slusne; jeho
ruce byly jennie, bile, bez zna
mex tube prace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
ZATYKANf PRO UCAS-
TENSTVf ATENTATU
MA LENINA.
PRI PROHLfDCE ANCLICKE
HO VYSLANECTVf DO
SLOK STRELBE.
Velky vybuch v Obese.

Amsterdam, 3. zari. - Ru
sky dennik Pravda hlasi, re
bylo v Moskve zatceno nekolik
dustojnikI clenI protirevolu
chi strany, kteri jsou uvadeni
We spojeni s aedavnym atenta
tenn ma bolsevickeho ministra
prenidenta Lenina.
Nasledkem zavrazdeni Moi
Use Urickeho, ktere Sc udalo
v Petrohrade dne 81. srpna,
nafidil komisar ruskych vnitr
Mich zalezitosti cetne domaci
prohlidky, kterym byla podro-
ma budova anglickeho velvy-
slanectvi. Pri prohlidce doslo
k strelbe. Zabity byly dive oso
By z nichz jeden byl Anglican,
jehoz jmeno az dosud nebylo
zjiSteno.
Dora Kaplanova, ruska re-
volucionarka, jez ma Lenina wv
palila osudne rany odmita u
Gati sve spoluvinniky i podrob
nosti tykajici sc atentatu. Pri-
znala Sc jen, re pred nedav-
mem pribyla do Moskvy polo
ostrova Krymu. Pri policejnf
prohlidce byly u nj nalezeny O
travene cigarety.
Londyn, 8. zari. = M. Pc
ters, sef mimoradne komise wv
dal v hlavnim meste provola-
nj
Zlocinna dobrodruzstvi ma
sich nepratel mas donucuji cd
povedeti nasilnickym opatre-
MIN. Kazda osoba dopadena Sc
zbrani ruce 'bude ihned po-
pravena. Kazda osoba, jez jed
natl bude proti Wade sovetd
Dude zatcena a dopravena do
koncentracniho tabora a veske
~ jeji soukromy majetek bu-
de skonfiskovan.
z Kodane Sc oznamuje jiny
bolsevicky dekret die ktereho
vsechny osoby, iez nemaji sta
leho bydhste v Petrohrade a
Moskve must tato mesta behem
- hodin opustiti. t-.
Amsterdam, 3. zari. - Do
sla sem depeSe z Kijeva u
kra.iine oznamuje, ze posledni
soboty doslo v Odese k velike
mu vybuchu, ktery mel v zape
tt zkazonosnou pohromu. Ex
plosi zabita byla celia rada ra
kouskO-n6meckych dustojniku
i voji1u a jedno odeske pred
mesti bylo zcela ztroskotano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
LISTARNA REDAKCE,

Pan James Klima, Odessa,
Wash. - Adresa soukromeho
bytu kongresnfka A. Sabatha
nam znama neni. Adresa jeho
pravni kancelare ale Uni: Sa-
bath, Stafford & SABBATH, Chi
cago, Rector Bldg. 79. w. Mon
roe St., cor Clark st. Room No.
9O4. Telefon: Randolph .5165.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
PUJCKY sVORODY.

jici Sc pdjcky svobody.
Dne 2. kvetna byla ozname-
ma prvni pujcka svobody, dne
IA. kvetna byly oznameny po-
drobnosti a dne Is. kvetna
kampan pocala a byla uzavre-
ma mesic ma to. PGjcka tato
byla ma diva billiony dollarG,
dluhopisy nesou 312 procenta
uroku jsou splatny v Is do
80 rokl. Dluhopisy tyto mali
vysadu, re mohou byti vymene
ny "a bondy jine pozdejsi puic
ky, nesouci vyssi Groky. Ctyri
a pul milionu upisovatelu re
vsech casti zeme, zastupujicich
kazdy stav, pleme a kazdou
tridu obcanG, upsali pres tri BIZ
liony techto bondG. Pouze diva
billiony byly prijaty.
Vynikajicim rysem prvni IL
berty pGjcky byla presnost, kite
rou byla zarizena a vedena,
patritismus casopisG, bankd,
kOrpOraci. OrganiSace a lidi VII
bee pracujicich pro jeji zdar a
vysoke prepsanf vice nez so
procent. Jinym pozoruhod-
nym rysem bylo, re nepdsobila
ruseni v obchode zemi ma
sledkem zadosti 0 penize.
Druha kampan pdjcky svobo
dy zahajena 1. rijna 1917 a by
la uzavrena 27. fijna. Bondy
teto pGjcky nesou a procenta
drokd a jsou splatny v 10 do
25 roku. Jsou tez opatreny w
sadou ma vym6nu "a pozdeji
vydane bondy. Bylo ozname-
no, re Sc prime SO procent pre-
psaneho obnosu. Devet millio-
nj upisovatelG upsali $4.617,-
$4,000 teto pGjcky, o "a pro-
cent vice nez Sc ZadalO. POu-
re "a S3,8O8,766,15Q bylo tech
to bondG vydano.
Kampan tato vyznamenala
Sc tim samym nadsenym pod
porovanim jako predeSla. Del
nicke a bratrske organisace by
ly zvlaste cinnymi v teto kam-
pani a zeny konaly vytecnou
organisacni sluzbu, ktera pri-
spela ku zdaru pujcky. Voja-
Il a namofnici pracovali neu-
navne a upsali velky obnos.
Kampan treti pGjcky svobo-
dy zahajena dne 6. dubna '18,
zrovna v den jednorocniho
vstoupeni do valky byla skon
cena 4. kvetna. Bondy teto
quickly nesou Az procenta L.
"oku a jsou splatny v 10 le-
tech, nejsou splatny pred Wy
prsenfm lhdty; take nemaji w
sadu vymeny "a pozdeji vyda-
ne bondy. Pujcka byla vypsa-
ma ma tri billiony dollarn a bylo
vyhrazeno pravo pfijmouti pre-
psany obnos. Sedmnact millio
MI upisovatelG upsali $4,17O,-|
O19,65O a cely ten obnos byl
pfijat.
Velkym rysem teto puicky
bylo velike rozSlreni mezi lid
mi cele Unii a faktum, re ven
kov presne a vydatne upsal
pdjcku a odvedl svuj podil drf-
We nez mesta. Tajemnik Nc
Adoo prohlasil tuto pdjcku "a !
nejzdravejsi narodni financni-
ctvi.
Asi pred rokem bylo We Spo-
ienycn Statech ma 100000 ma
jitelu bonda; nyni jest jich cd
20 do 25 millionG. Probuzeny
patriotismus ucinil z americke-
no lidu sporici a bondy kupu-
jici lid. Vliv pGjcek svobody
ma narodni karakter, ma mas ma |
rodni zivot, Ma jednotlive OBJ
cany a Ma mas domaci zivot Jest |
nezmerny - nevypOcitatelny
prospech. Ne meme nevypoci-
tatelnym jest dcinek ma osud |
sveta, nebot naSe lodi brazdi|
more nasi hosi a mas material |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
POHkBU v zJVOTE.

Hrmi della, V slunci stkvi Sc
niece,
krev z rozedranych card tece
Ma rozkaz musi slepe jit,
ma rozkaz smrt kol musit sit,
sit, sit. :. A matku nechat
mriti,
strachem a hrizou navsi vyti. il.
Ritit sc v divem, prudkem cvalu
ma hlavne, cnfcf z cernych vald
a vedeti, ii, kdoz stada vedou,
nam rubas s chladnou mysli
predou,
re "a mas postrilene pesce,
sve obohati risske mesce. E.
- -.-~- -~Ss~.-es.s ~ %~
A yedet, mad mas, mrtve silky
re doba zdvihne .nasilniky.".
Par milcG a par dobrodruhu,
par milostnic a podlych sluhd
lup rozkramari nabyty.
Ant. Sova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04

s4P "kez Sc toho dockame", :,
peje Jenik s Anickou v ga
zraGnem elixiru", ktery sehraje
Tyl v C.. N. Sini ma Broadway v
nedeIi Is. zati. Abyste Sc toho
doGkali take, neopomente 81 "a
koupiti predem vstupenky v OBJ
chode p. Vacka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
Oznameni schGze.
SBOR VERNE SESTRY (. 2,

kona svoji pravidelnou schGzi
pfisti nedeli, 8. zari We z hod.
odpoledne We sborove mistnosti
v Ceske Narodni Sini. Zaroven
pripada placeni poplatkG, jez
obnasi $2.1O. Dulezite jedna-
nj vyzaduje pfitomnost vsech
1dkyn.
JOSEFA KUPEC, predsedka.
MARIE HOSEK, lcetnice.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-13
ELEVEN YEARS AGO

Harry FAINT spunt Sunday in
Toledo.
Mrs. M. Espv went to Albany
Wednesday returning last even
ing.
Miss Mamie Wakefield was r.
passenger for Newport Sunday.
c. X. Crosno departed Monday
morning for the hop fields at IN
dependence.
Charlie Rhule came over from
'Siletz Friday and is assisting in
II. Lewis store.
Miss Rena Bradeson came un
fro mNewport Friday morning
for a visit at home.
Miss Esther Copeland come
over from Siletz last Friday and
visited with relatives and friends
until Monday.
Miss Mata Rache arrived We'd
rl2sday evening from Portland
and will spend a few days visit
ing friends in Toledo.