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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-02
CESKY VUDCE
NASl ARMADA!
STAT CESKOSLOVEN-
SKY - MAS MINI
MALNf PROGRAM.
POSLANEC STANEK MA
RfSSkE RADE.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, ID. c.. - Posled
nj Snad jiz zasedani rakouske-
no parlamentu bylo nejbohatsi
ia sceny opravdu vzrusujici.
kOnec Rakousko- Uherske mo-
narchie nynejSim slozeni je
jiz jisty a tax parlamentni re-
ci ceskych poslanca jsou take
pohfebnlmi recmi mad mrtvo-
lou, ktera byla poslednim zbyt
KEN stfedoveke domeny kdysi
mocneho habsburskeho rodu.
Poslanci Stankovi, predsedovi
ccskeho poslaneckeho svazu
rfipadla jedna z hlavnich IL
lOh doprovodit skon RakOuska
pohTebni reci.
Svou ulohu vudciho reCnika
ceskeho naroda proved zname
mite. Jeho rec byla jasnym bez
ohlednym a poctivym podanim
skutecnosti, ktere jsou 81 dnes
stejne dynastie Nemci a Ma
d'ari ovSem pine vedomi, a 'jiz
biiznat je ovsem pro byvale DIR
zitele moci We state bolestno.
Rec poslance Stanka je pri-
mo klasickou tam, kde mluvi
S ceskou primosti o nutnosti ka
pitulace Rakouska. Je krasnou
svou prostou jadrnosti a primo
sti tam, kde mluvi o tuzbach
svehc naroda.
Podavame il zde v doslovnem
zneni:
Ctene shromazdeni!
Tato hrozna valka rozpouta-
ma proti Will Cechoslovakd, ny
nj prekrocila svuj vrcholni bod.
Vysledek je osudny - je tako
W jak jsme predvidali a pred
rovidali.
Diva svety Sc utkaly v tomto
strasnem zapase. Jeden z Mich
predstavoval stredovek. S drzou
troufolosti napsal ma svuj pra
por: Sila della pravo! Timto he
slem Sc inspiroval nemecky
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duch a vefil, re jedine on ma
poslani opanovati cely svet.
Mocni RAkouska Uherska do
brovolne Sc pripojili k teto ma
slime snaze smerujici k ztroce
nj celeho sveta. Coz neuzili sa-
mi jiz drive teze utlacovaci DO
litiky prot nenemeckym a ne
ad'arskym narodym monar-
chic?
"Konecne = myslili u sebe
- blizi Sc hodina, kdy bude-
me moci vyhladiti tyto nenavi
dene latinske a slovanske ma
rody."
AvSak vsichni narodove, pro
nez laska X miru a svobOde ne
nj pouhou frazi, semkli sve IA
dy, ably odrazili a oslabili toho
to utocneho ducha, ktery byl
ztelesn6n V nemeckem militari
smu autOkracii.
Bylo snadno predvidati ma
ktere strane must byt vitezstvi,
nema-li lidstvo byti vrzeno o
nekolik stoleti nazpet. Ma jed
ne strane stall stredovek; ma
druhe - cista laska k svobode
a demokracie.
A my? My jsme 'byli utlace
nj cd Rakouska po staleti, my
jsme po dlouha leta "tesili" Sc
"rakouske vychove" a proto re
isme touto vychovou prosli, ne
vytvorili jsme zde dobrovolni-
cke legie. Ami jedina kapka kr
We nebyla nami prolita dobro-
volne Ia centralni mocn0sti.
Avsak nasi krajane vzpomi-
najice ma tuto dlouhou a nedO
brovOlnou rakouskou 'vychovu',
postavili legie We vsech arma-
zach Spjenci! Tam prolevali
svou krev "a nejsvetejsi prava
lidstva a okamzicich nejvet-
slho nebezpeci zachranili stu
aci!
(Hlomoz a nepopsatelne see
N.Y. Mem. poslanec Teufel xii
ci: Tato rec je nejvetsim bidac
twin! Utlouci by Sc mel kazdy,
kdO haji nicemnou ceskosloven
skou bandu!
Je zajimavo: Byli jsme ca
sto obvinovani, re skladame
vsecky nadeje v carske Rusko.
A nyni ty nase handy, jak rika
te, delaji Rusku poradek. l
zde bojuji "a myslenky prave
demokracie!
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'.DRxTE Sc PEVNE," PRAVf
SIS EIINDENBURC.,

''Drzte Sc pevne, primeri
dosud nebylo uzavreno," jsou
slova, pronesena marsalkem
Hindenburgem, nacelnikem ge
|neralnlho stabu, jak vidno z du
kazu, ktery je v moci America
;nI. Vyzva vrchniho velitele ne
Imeckeho Uni:
"Nemecti vojaci, bud'te bde-
III! Slovo primeri obiha nyni v
'zakopech a vojenskych tabo-
|rech, ale dosud jsme k tomu
bodu nedospeli. Pro nektere
znamena toto slovo jistotu; pro
jine je dokonce stejnym slovem
jako mir, tax dlouho touzebne
ocekavany. Vefi, ze udalosti jiz
ma mich nezavisi. Jejich bdelost
jest uvolnena; jejich odvaha
vytrvalost prave tax jako duch
odporu proti nepriteli, mizi.
Dosud jsme nedosahli cild.
Pfimeri dosud nebylo uzavre-
no. Valka Sc dosud bojuje, stej
ma valka, jako drive.
Nyni, vice nez kdy jindy, mu
site byti bdeli a drzeti sc pew
ne. Jste ma pdde nepritele a ma
lpude Elsaska Lotrinska, obra
ny naSl zeme. V teto vazne no.
dine vlast spoleha ma vas pro
budouci prosperitu bezpec-
nost.'
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VS.! W'S'ls] J! W!!Ss!S Is S
HOLUB DOSTAL 8 ROKU.

New York. - John Holub,
"a roxy starry, jenz byl zatcen
ma SVEN 1teku New YDrku v
Ell Paso, Tex, ma zalobu z vel
kokradeze, primal sc vcera k
vine soudce Malone v Gener-
al Sessions odsoudIl no ma ne
meme nez A roxy a diva mesfce
ne vice nez osm roka do veze
nj ma Sing Sing. - Asi pred ro-
KEN byl Holub klerkem SO
tydennlho platu v bokerove Of
fici, ale "a pomoci "get-rich-
quick" planu podarilo Sc mu
'zlskati $500 a temi 81 otevrel
offici ma AZ ul. Broadway
Broadway Building, kde "a po
,moci sve lakave osobnosti. Ii
'skal zahy velkou klientelu, po
vetsine Zen. V jednom roce Ii
,skal $250,O0O svymi podvody 6
penize ty prohyril. Kdyz byl "a
teen, mel u sebe pouze SO.
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WS,,S]] Ws!S
VYSLEDEK CTVRTE PtJcKY
SVOBODY.

Westinghouse financni od-
Dor oznamuje, re "a ctvrte puj
tky Svobody upsano bylo vice
penez nez sc ocekavalo. Vlada
vypsala "a Sest billonG bondu a
bylo upsano $6,866, ,416,3OO,
vzdor tomu, re V dobe upisova-
nj We Spojenych Statech epide-
mie chfipky fadila. Vsech upi-
sovatelu bylo 21,00O,O0O.
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straneni tech statnikd,, kteri
zbytek obyvatelstva bosenske-
no chteji ujarmiti. Svobodn&
Jugoslavie, neodvisla Veikopol
ska a stat Ceskoslovensiky zasi
naji vznikati jiz nyni, tssns
sbratreny netoliko poznanim
hospodarskych zajmd, nybrz
zoceleny v bojovne fronte O kr
vi prolitou spolecne ma ochranu
mravnlch predpokladd mezina
rodniho prava, jez by bylo d.
stojno lidstva.
Mir je blizky. Jsme ochotni
uzavriti jej kazde chvile; ale
vase hegemonie, vlada nemec-
ko-mad'arskeho nasili prodluzu
ie valku. Zadali jsme, abychom
byli pripusteni k mirovym jed
nanim Sc zastupci druhych ma
rOdu.
Nemci zamitli a odpovedeli:
Udiniteli to, budete obsseni!
N4mci nedostali nikdy svym
slibGm nezli tenn, jez Sc tykaly
obsseni. Spojenci odpovsdsli ci
mem, uznali ceskoslovenske bri
gady "a valcici moe a ma mas
Sc chtslo, abychom proti tomu
PROFESSIONAL.
Wichtel: Ale Wy jste to ucinit
nechteli!
Stanek: Ovsem re ne! Rekl
jsem to otevrene ministerske-
mu predsedovi a feknu to, "a
date-li, j samemu cisari! Ne
chteli jste mas pripustiti k mi
rovemu jednani, nyni budete
tam miti pfece ceske zastupce
rroti sve Will a sice zastupce
ceskoslovenskych brigad, tre
ba re Hertling je naval paka
Ii.
S mimi ne, S nami budete wy
jednavati ceske otazce a pro
to nejedname vami. Otazka
tato bude rozresena jinde nez
v Rakousku. Priznate-li sc k
podminkam Wilsonovym, pro-
hlasi-li nemecky narod ne va
81 byrokrate, re podminky ty-
to jsou schvalovany vami, pax
muzete mir NIT hned ma zakla
de techto podminek a mIzete
zachraniti lidstvo pred dalsim
krveprolitim. Jine vychodisko
! je nemyslitelne a radime pocti-
We a otevrene vSem, kteri tuto
formuli nechteji uznati, aby Sc
J vzdali, ably kapitulovali.
Wichtel: "A tohle 81 troufa ri
ci nekdo We snemovne? To je
nestydatost!
Stanek: Nebot' mic jineho
vam ma konec nezbude! Spo-
jeni celym jihoslovanskym
naroden, spojeni S polskymi po
slanci, kteri zastupuji cely ma
rod polsky, Cechoslovaci vola-
il pred celym svetem:
VzhGru! v boz "a svObodu a
Ia nOvy zivot v nasem svobod-
nem, cbnovenem state ceskOslo
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(Dr. Langenhan: Neobhajuj

(Dr. Langenhan: Neobhajuj
te tyto legieD
Stanek: To je nase vec, do
toho Yam mic neni. Nepodafi Sc
| Vam obnoviti stredovek. Mic
nezabranf viteznemu pochodu
prave demokracie, zadua ra-
kouska nebo nemecka vlada,
zadna diplomacie, zadna miro
VA nota, a zadna korunni ra-
da. Svet sc media vice klamath a
zadny nebere vice vazne CEN
tralni mocnosti a jejich vlady!
Zpysneli, mluvili jen o nasil
mem miru nyni bychom me-
Ii podporovati mirovou jejich
ofensivu!
Vase mirove ofensivy jsou
,narny, nikdo nechcc Vami je
dnati. / rakouske narody mali
jiz dosti vyjednavani, nebot'
vsdi, jakou cenu mali vase sliby
Nemame chuti zachraniti Vas
pred strOsk0tanlm. Zvete mas
dnes - stale Sc spatnymi imy
sly - abychom Vam pomohli
zabraniti prclevani krve. A.
vsak vasim cilem stale zIstava
nemecko mad'arska hesemonie
a utla6cvani nensmeckych a
nemad' arskych narodi.
Hledejte podporu jinde nez
u narodd rakouskych! Osudna
chvile pro vas pro Mad'ary je
tn drive nezli Sc myslilo.
A dynastie? Pohled'te drive
na posledni reformu v Uhrach
nedavno schvalenou cisarem !!
Tato reforma smsruje k tomu,
aby znicila uplns politickou a
narOdni existenci nemad' 'arske
pcloviny Uher. TAX plni cisar
sve slovo!
Predseda: Prosim, abyste
Sc nedotykal dynastie!
Stanek pokracuje:
Vzhledeln k temto udalo-
stem musime Sc tazati: Jsou v
teto risi jeste nejake mravni "a
ruky? A proto musime prohla
ssti, re Sc ohrazujeme proti
kazde souvislosti politickym
systemem teto rise.
Chceme frontu tri statu slo-
vanskych cd Gdanska pres Pra
hu OF k Adrii. (Bourlivy potlt
SIX u slovanskych stran)
| Ohrazujeme sc proti castec-
nemu resent otazky ceskoslo-
venske a kdyby dnes pod malta
KEN udalosti bylo dmyslem zri
diti ceskomoravskoslezsky stat
S vyloucenim SlovakG uher-
skych, spatrovali bychom v tom
pokus roztrhnouti ceskosloven
sky celek a jeho jednotlive ca
sti vydati ma pospas Wade CHI
necke.
| Wichtel: Co je sc severnimi
Cechami?
Stanek: To je VaSi starosti
Otazte Sc vaSich delniku a to-
varniku, ii to uz rekli. Stat &C.
skoslovensky, k nsmuz naleze
ii musi Slovensko uherske, je
mas mmimalni program! ZdG-
raz znujeme poznovu svoji soli-
daritu bratry jihoslovansky-
mi, at uz ziji v Sarajevu, Mo-
staru neb Lublani, zadame od-
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M-AVALECNYMI USPOR
NYMI ZNAMKAMI poma.
hate nejen move a stare Via
sti, ale i sobe.
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SEVENTY PERCENI ASK
EXEMPTION IN DRAFT

Seventy percent Of the resistrant, APP
plying to members Of the legal advisory
board for assistance in filling out their
questionnsires are claiming exemption,
mainly on account Of dependsnts, while
some few claims are based upon oe-
c~upationAl grounds, according TO q
statement Of ]. s. Rosa, chairman OF the
legal advisory boards made this morn
ing, Fiity-iiye lawyers, the largest
number who have ever worked At one
time, are busy at the court house today;
and many resistrsnts are being cared
Tor by attorneys a their offices
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~ More Mothers Knew Of and usse TITLE
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They woplu DO able TO lnsta ntiy relieve
baby's torture caused by Irritating akin
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70 a treatment OF Dry zenssi.
zsnsal h q cool. clean. odorless oiut-
nnent that Immediately sootheu the ttQl,
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scsema. letter aud all forIns Of ska
sruptio's that distress the little osss
Moist Zenssl " made for MQist Ecsepe
Or Weeping SKIN, and IN other Ws(1fi
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Dry Zensal v for pry Ecxsma. letter.
Salt Rheum. Pimples and any ropsh
scaly, dry humors and biotchcA n
Insure quick relisf ina rest for baby
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Order zsnsai from one q the following
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Asss.ris E:: ls;;lSs ., s:;sls;l s..,.,.,.
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Clothing Plentiful,
An over-ripe Tomato

and other over-ripe vegetables or fruits
often cause very serious Bowel Trouble
ia lot weather.. Check A as gpiekly.as
possible, Get a bottle. Of GROVES
BABY BOWEL MEDICINE . safe
and sure remedy for Summer Diar-
rhocas. II Is Just ~ effective Tor Ad-
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~ 1esssy
iqfS no ias1 iI(agas
sfPgod4 ee1tsk ~ vat4esl
~ ~ dso93 vho fled before the'
tyusk Greek ~ prtish around Ike
NJ ~ n varssrs
II II believed Ii Ptsjs INT Nc sllies
viii press On U the vsrdar 10 ukuh
andi 0Aen swing ssstvaFd ard cuitlAnk
the Hdgarjani west q Stfumitsa
/ southern frssGsS IN region 81
Pulcp thu enemy Is being forced 20
ward me Albanian fsomticr.
Aerial and artillery activity has in
creased markedly on the American seq
tor southwest Of Metz, but no infantry
engagement ~has resuitcd. Both the
American and German airmen and gun
ners arc busy, the artillery paying spe-
cial attention to crossroads and TROOP.
formations within range,
Two Turk Arnies Destroyed
Few details OF the situation in Pales-
tine. as Il has developed IN the last
couple Of days, have been reported,
Only brief, formal official statements
tell Of the capture Of Acre srd Haiia
and the further advance OF General Al
lenby's victorious troops. 49,.
II appears. however, that the Turkish
forces which succeeded in reaching the
eastern bank Of the Jordan are virtually
isolated and in imminent danger OF cap
ture. A dispatch sent from Nabulus
on Monday BY q British correspondent
says that two Turkish armies have
been destroyed.
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Crowd. rastsisss chin Toaie

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-25
Enemy moRAE
NOT IMPAIRED, IS
H.. 3. REPORT

measure up well with the usual stand.
ard. Men over or under the normal
military age are found, but the same IS
true Of other European armies long at
war, whose personnel Il Is unfair to
measure by the high physical standard
Of the fresh American troops. From
a great mass OF digested prisoner in
formation and obseyttous from other
sources, military sulhorities say they
find the enemy we'll fed and wei
clothed. While bis morale Is not as
high as il was early In the sumner, he
Il, far from losing his fighting quail
tile, and spirit This was recently dem
onstrated in the bitter fighting along
the Marine, at ST. Mihiel and St
Quentin.
Study Of captured material shows
that the German soldiers clothing Is
Of good quality and is plentiful Their
rations are generous and nutritious
which is testified to by American sol.
diers who ate ratons taken frorn the
dead and wounded when their rapid ID
vrnce around st. Mihiel carried them
beyond reach OF their supply kitchens.
German arms are always well kept and
there is a vast supply.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Anna Proctor of Birge street
is housed on account of illness.
Richard Bowen and A L. Trip were
in Springfield, Mass, Saturday on bust
ness for K f. Mosher.
Chester Beebe of South Londonderry
spent the weekend at Attorney 0. B.
Hughes on Highland street.
T. Frank Turner of Boston is spending
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Turner of Elliot street.
Miss Louise Mann, who had been hav-
ing a vacation, resumed work this
morning as bookkeeper in J. f. Mann 5
store.
X. A. Hall Of Portland, Oregon, with
| the United States cruiser, South Da
kota, is stopping q few days at +. II
| Coombs e on Canal street.
II. c. Wyman of Linden street is able
to be out again after having beer
! housed a month with a fractured rib
caused from slipping on the ice.
| Miss Florence Converse resumed
work today in Houghton & Simonds I
store after a vacation of two weeSs
Miss Converse visited one week witt
friends in Boston.
Mrs Robert Hinc kley is expected to
night to visit here until WedneSda,
with Miss Viola Harris, when she viii
go to Cleveland, Ohio, to join Nj
Hincklev, who is employed there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-11
Solving the Labor Problem.

Since man power at present is our
limiting factor in food production, la
Dor should be measured by the amount
of food produced per man, rather than
the number of days each man works or
tho number of acres for which he cares.
The Bennington county farm bureau
conducted work last spring which fur
nisbes a good illustration of profitable
labor conservation. Following is brief
summary of this work as reported by
County Agent f. c. Shaw: Two asso-
Citations were organized for the purpose
of hiring a specially trained man to
spray the fields of potatoes belonging
to members of the associations. The
number of acres in each association was
about So the area for which one mar
could care effectively. In one associa
tion there were 30 and in the other Ii
farmers These associations cooper
ated in purchasing the necessary equip
i ment and materials. One man wa
hired to do the work in each associa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs T. W. Allbee Of Townshend was
here Saturday for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Taitro OF Greenfield
spent the week-en in town with rela-
tives
Evan Goodalc of Boston visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Goodale,
sunday.
Mrs. K. J. Boutelle OF Fitchburg, Mass,
is visiting in town with Mrs. Elizabeth
p Bailey
Airs. H. IT, Hall of Newfoundland, n.
H.. is guest of Mrs. Ada E. Hall at
Cottage Home, Highland street.
Nh and Mrs. Lyman streeter spent
yesterday in Putuey with Mrs Streeter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs Walter T. Mooney were
in Putney yesterday to attend the funeral
Of his sister, Mrs f. f. Patterson.
Miss Marion knight went to Spring
field, Mass. this morning to visit her
brother, Louis Knight, and family.
Miss Astrid Erickson began work
for the spring season this morning in
Donnell Il Davis 5 millinery store.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, has returned to
Westmoreland, y. H., having spent a
week with relatives and friends in town
Miss Genevieve Murphy went this morn
ing to Reading, Pa, to be a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde V. Chamberlain formerly
of Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Gum went yester
day TO Bellows Falls to spend the day
Mr. Gum IS manager of the Direct I'm
porting Co.'S store.
Mrs. C. a Wood, trimmer for Donnel
& Davis, went to New York this morn
ing on business for the firm. She Will re
turn Wednesday night
+ Mrs G. G.. Walker and son. James, o
, West Lebanon, n. H., who were guest
over the weekend Of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Johnson returned to their home yester
day.
Claude Carr came Saturday iron
Greenfield to visit until Sunday at f. 4
Coveys. Mrs Carr, who had been visit
ing her parents few days, accompanic,
him home Sunday
Mrs. Alice Baird returned TO work thi
morning in Houghton & Simonds's stor,
after a vacation OF two weeks. Mn
Baird spent few days during her vaca
ton in Springfield, Miss.
Hazen Stockwell is making a good T,
eovery in the Elliot hospital III Bosto
< from an operation performed last weel
/, 1t is expected that he will be able !
, leave the hospital in 10 days
b.. Miss Maybelle Spaulding. clerk
. Houghton & Simonds's, went today
Springfield, Mass, where she will spen
S a week with her brother, Walter Spaul
Ii ing, and family. She also will visit h,
sister in keene
n + W Reed OF Monroe Bridge, Mas,
(, who with Mrs. Reed had been visitil
here several days at c. W. Reeds, lie
this morning for Wilkes Barre, Pa, on
e business trip. Mrs. Reed Is remainil
:. for longer stay
Y Superintendent OF Schools II. +. Motif
and Mrs. Moifitt returned Friday mig
from Atlantic City, y. j., where they h,
been d week attending the annual co
- vention OF the department OF superinte
1t dents OF the National Education assoc
=, ton. Mr.. Noffitt spoke on the subje,
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