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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
TO GIVE LUNCHEON
THURSDAY AT HOME
Annual Election of Officers at
Meeting of Fathers Association
of Frankford High School

Miss Gertrude Hammond, Of Ieiper street.
VIII entertain her knitting club at luncheon
on Thursday afternoon.
At the last meeting Of the Fathers Asso-
citation OF the Frankford High School. which
took place last Wednesday evening. the sixth
annual election of officers took place. The
Rev, John y. Laird. pastor of the Frank
ford Presbyterian church, and Mr.. Alvin
Shook principal of the high school were the
speakers of the evening. Musical selections
were given by the Schumaun Gee Club. un-
der the direction Of Mr. Frederic Leonard.
The new officers elected at the meeting
were: President, Mr., Benjamin Thorp; vice
president, Mr.. Joseph Harrison; trea
Mr. Harry Glenn; financial secretary Mr..
Rembrandt summers; executive committee,
Mr. William Eillhour. Mr.. Casper Maer. MIR.
Charles Button and Dr. Ellwood Brake
Miss Georgiana Taylor, of Orthodox street
and Frankford road. will entertain the MEM
hers of her sewing circle on Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bowes have gone to
Birmingham. Ala where they will make
their home. Mr. Bowes Is in the United
states navy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastburn, of Penn
street have gone South for a two months
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Collier of 1918 Paul
street, gave farewell party last week for
their son. Mr.. C. p Collier, before his leaving
for an aviation camp The guests present
were Mr. and Mrs j. Graham and their
family, Mr. and Mrs r.. Shardlow and their
family, Mr.. aud Mrs f. Collier and their
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w Curror, Miss $.
Johnson Miss Anna Brand. Miss NJ. Car
berry. Miss Emily Collier, Miss Edith COL
lier Miss Ellen Collier, Mr.. Joseph Sugden,
Mr.. w Duffy Mr.. Joseph Courtwel, Mr..
Carleton Golfer, Mr.. Herbert Collier and
Mr. and Mrs. charles Collier
Mr. and Mrs j. Beemer, of Harrison street,
are spending the week in Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph J. Toland and her small
daughter Miss Catherine Toaud, of Ha-
worth street. Frankford, have returned from
Washington, where they have been spending
several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph h. Frederick of 5il3
North Thirteenth street Logan. announce
the engagement Of their daughter Miss
Blanche NJ. Frederick, TO Mr.. William ii.
, Cutler. also of Logan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
Various Happenings in
Northeastern Section

The Fuhrman Demonstration Plan Pure
Food Supper given for the trustees OF
the Cumberland street NJ r.. Church at Coral
and Cumberland streets, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Braddock announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ida
Braddocll, to Mr.. Everett RittenhOuse Brown.
Mrs u. Reeves, of 2172 East Cumberland
street entertained al a covered luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon Her guests were Mrs.
II. Melcher. Mrs. e, Lambert Mrs. s 1lud-
son, Mrs. w. Towers, Mrs .. Ells, Mrs w.
Ioebyes, Mrs. H. Sloan Mrs. g, Wcist, Mrs
NJ. Beerhalfer. Mrs W. Cramp and Mrs u.
Gilbert
Miss Helen Martin, of Reading, Pa, is the
guest of Miss Nettie Tapplor Of East Mont
gomery avenue, for two weeks,
Mrs Joseph Felecll, Of Chicago, ILL.,. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. Busche of 551 North
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs, MalSon, Of Front and oxford
streets are spending few weeks in Boston,
Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

the Misses Katzenbach, Mr.. Albert n PAp|
ley. Mr.. Albert Toperzer. Mr.. Robert Sh6(
lenberger MIR. Charles Nelhorn. Mr. Hpr~4@,
Hagenbucher, Mr. C. Girard II 0ulkQr1 &4t
charles H. O'Brien. Mr.. Benjamin A. Uonv@4X
MIR. Graham j. Littlewood. Mr.. Durtoo L<'
tIewood. Mr.. Raymond O'Rourke. Mr. D4xl4'
Rehder. Mr.. Robert Rehdcr Mr.. WifII141
Sowden. Mr. william Reichert, Mr.. Wiili1u1
Marriott Mr.. Squire Kershaw. Mr.. john O..
Wylie. Mr.. Vincent A. McShane. Mr.. LoiG&
6, Holt Mr. William Hendrie. Mr. JOa411A
Nybeskie, Mr.. Joseph Russell Mr. Cnar>@1
Davies. Mr.. Norman Charles. Mr.. David otopk
art. Mr.. Harold Custer. Mr. GeorRe KntG4<
bach, Mr. Lee Wetheril and Mr.. W. Lachcy.
The officers and board Of directors % tn
club are Mr.. e. Girard Haven Muford. preql.'
dent Mr.. Raymond >. Page. vice presidents
Mr.. Thomas Ogden. secretary: Mr.. II. Hunter
Lord. treasurer Mr.. william c. Leverino. ~
perntendent; Mr.. James Hope. Mr. Charino
Holt Mr.. Charles Person, Mr.. Claire r.. Fel
ton. MIR. Joseph Rose Mr.. w. Werner Fra1nA
Mr.. Charles Meihorn, Mr.. Horace 0rundy
and Mr.. Wilbur =. Schoaeld
why Not JIM" humorous letch, Will
be presented by n number OF talented youu9
people Of st. Timothy's Protestant EplDcopn1
Church on Thursday evening in tho paxioh
house The entertainment will be given undeP
the direction of Miss Elizabeth Schoneld and
Miss Mary Farrand and will be foliowed ~
n dance The cast includes Miss Emilie Wat
sou. Miss Agnes Daley. Miss Alice Ponte-
tract Miss Mary Predicer, Miss Dorothy
ttunacres. Mr.. Frederick Hofmann, Mr.. Af>
thur Wetton and Mr.. william Marriott The
affair is I'm aid of the Easter offsrinG for
general missions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
WEDDING TONIGHT
OVER IN CAMDEN
Miss Alice Bonsor Will We'd Mr..
Frank Starr This Evening
in Catholic Rectory

The wedding of Miss Alice Helene Bousor
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bonsor
Of 70G Market street, Camden. and Mr.
Frank Atwood starr. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank h. Starr, of 52S Linden street. will
take place at o'clock i'm the rectory of the
church OF the Immaculate Conception. Cam
den. The ceremony will he performed by Mon
siguor j. Bernard Mulligau, rector of the
church
Miss Bonsor will he given in marriage by
her father. aud will he attended by her sis.
ter. Miss Ethel Pccarda Bonsor. as maid of
honor. The best man viii be Mr.. r. Clair Far
ley.
The bride will he gowned in white bridal
satin trimmed with princess lace made with
court train lined with silver cloth Her
tulle veil will be trimmed with princess lace
and fastened with orange blossoms She will
carry white orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor will wear pale blue geor-
gette satin trimmed with silver lace ana silk
net Her hat will be of the same color and
material as her dress. She will carry pink
roses.
The wedding will be followed by u reccp-
tion at the home of the brides parents.
where palms, roses and pink snapdragons
wiz form the decorations.
Receiving with the bridal party will be Mrs.
Bonsor, mother of the bride: Miss Olivia
Hardy, of Sandusky. o.: Miss ". Dorothea
Miller Miss Elizabeth Lukes and Miss Mar.
garet Lules, Of Lancaster. and Miss Flor
ence Conlin. After months trip to Palm
Beach Mr.. and Mrs. Starr win be at home
on Tuesdays after April 3 in Parkside, y. i.
Among the guests from outside of town
who will attend the wedding are Mrs vii.
liam T. Burns and Miss Catherine McC;linn
Of Altoona Pa Mr. Meril Macliin, OF WILKES
Barre and Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lukes. Of
Lancaster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

morrow at o'clock Mr.. Frederic Poole
will lecture on the Chinese Empire, Old and
New"
The Navy Auxiliary of the Ogontz and
Huntington Valley branch of the Red Cross
held its first meeting on January at the
residence of Mrs. John n. Frazier, at Rydal.
Mrs. Frazier Is chairman Of this committee,
Miss Georgene Butler is secretary and Miss
Eleanor Brock is treasurer. The Red Cross
has organized the Navy Auxiliary to take
charge of all work done for the navy and
marine corps. The special work of the local
branch at present is to provide knitted gar
ments and comfort kits" for the men sta
toned at League Island Navy Yard. A cor
dial invitation Is extended 10 all who are
interested In navy work to meet at Mrs.
Frazier's Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Wool may be procured free from
the Red Cross office on York road. Jenkin-
town. for those who prefer TO knit at home
The chairman Of this committee has OBJ
tanned permission from headquarters to take
the finished garments directly 10 the navy
yard and 10 see that they are distributed
where most needed The committee wishes
to emphasize the fact that the Navy Auxil-
larry is a branch of the Red Cross, and not
a rival organization, and all work done
officially for the navy and marine corps
must go through the hands OF the Navy Aux
Hilary.
The home service committee OF the Red
Cross has received reports stating that the
allotments to the families OF men in the
army and navy service have been delayed in
many cases due 10 lack of clerical forces
I'm Washington. Eventually the forces VIII
be Increased and the allotmen's regularly
received During the delay the home service
COMMITTEES would he glad TO give any assist
ance In its power.
n would facilitate the work of the COM
mittee IL any families needing financial as
sistance to tide them over would report at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Junior Aid of st. Franciss House for Convaescents
to Give Play January 25-Morning Musicale
Splendid-Mr. Ellis Speaks at Inde-
pendence Square Auxiliary

for tb. ho,,,, 80 ~, t,,,. ,5,,1 s -, ~"
Uouen and a., t.d 80, R,,,'.. ,'.,,',,,
will be si.cn 49, ,r,,os,,o,. .,,. a. 80
benefit Tb.so ontcrtainpocn,s nro,a.,-,,,.sd
bv Ntrs ,t,rtos ntn,.,. ,,,,d NJ, fr,1arioI
Sesrbo t.,,ttrofs ,.ioIi,,,st ,s,,,,,,,.,,ta, h,.
Mr. urntc. N.ist No., - so.,..,i &C.,
,rard IN, ,,,t,o,ossos ,,,,o No.. ptn,,o,.
Mrs ro,,or Ntrs C;eorge Nvoodn,rd Mrs
t;eorya yyuIiro Nrs Nn,lrc,, gI,ir .nd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
EMERGENCY AID
MEETS THURSDAY
Jenkintown Branch Will Have
Meeting at Alvethorpe-Navy
Auxiliary to Ogontz Red Cross

There will be meeting Of the Emergency
Ald or Jenkintown at Avethorpe, the home
OF Mrs. Henry Middleton Fisher ON Thurs
day. The meeting last week was omitted
The class Of the Emergency Aid also meets
in the Lambert Room of the Arlington Lii
brary, in Jenkintowu, every Wednesday from
! TO 3 o'clock with Mrs. John Woodall I'm
charge.
Mrs. Daniel Il. Wentz. Of the Orchard
Washington lane, WynCote. has as her guest
Mrs. Howard Gillette. of Chicago.
The Womans Club of Wyncote will meet
at the clubroom on Greenwood avenue to-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

Fiftieth annual meeting Of Pennsylvania =
Il. c. A., headquarters, 922 North Broad
street. Members
DIR. Harley Stamp to address meeting of
Academy Of Natural Sciences, Nineteenth and
Race streets. Members and friends
Musicale of Philadelphia Protestant Fed
Grafton in aid of navy yard recreation center,
Lu Lu Temple. Admission charge
Meettng to stimulate recruiting In Bureau
of Nursing Of Pennsylvania Division of Red
Cross, Metropolitan Opera House. Free
Meeting of Fairmount Business Mems As
sociation, Nineteenth street and Paramount
avenue. Free.
Meeting. North Penn Improvement Associa-
ton, 2637 North Twenty-uinth street Free
Meeting. Fifty-seventh street Improve
ment Association. Stinsons Hall Sixtietb
and Grard avenue Free
Meeting, Lancaster Avenue Business Mem
3920 Lancaster avenue. Free.
Meeting, Frankford Board of Trade Mem
bers.
Major Ian Beth lectures ON Carving
on" Academy Of Music. Admission charge
East Germantown Improvement AssocIa-
ton has meeting ON the eradication of pro-
German. propaganda in Germantown, Ogontz
and Chelten avenues. Free.
"Greater Philadelphia and Its Increasing
Prosperity" address by President Trigr. of
the Chamber of Commerce. before Rotary
Club kugler's Invitation,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
LONEUZ-GROFF

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l., Pringle. of s2s
Carneuter street, Germantown announce the
marriage of their sister Miss Dorothy carp
crofr TO Lieutenant Edward Henry Loveuz.
Owing TO the uncertainty of Lieutenant Lo-
veuz's orders the marriage was arranged
hastily and "A quiet wedding took place at
tbe home of the brldegroom's parents The
Rev, J. Showers performed the ceremony
which was attended by the immediate fam
lies only. Mr.. Carl Loveuz was best man
and Miss Barbara Loveuz was maid of honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
TURNER--BYTHINEp

The marriage of Miss Henrietta Bythlner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bythiner,
of 1925 Butler street to Mr. Joseph Turner
was solemnized on Saturday evening. Jan
uary - at the home Of the brides parents,
with Rabbi Heller. of the keneseth Israel
TempIe, officiating. The service was followed
by a family dinner. After short wedding
io,rney the bridegroom will return to camp
and the bride will live with her parents until
the close of the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
MIRl<II.--BETZ

The wedding of Miss Frances Betz, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Taylor. of 2400
Sixteenth street Washington -. G., and
Lieutenant William Irwin Mirkil. son of Mr..
and Mrs, l. Hazleton Mirkil, of 220i De
Laucey street. took place yesterday at the
Hotel Chamberlain. old Point Comfort, Va.
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Johanna Betz. as maid of honor, and
Miss Elsie NJ. Miril. sister of the bridegroom,
was bridesmaid. Mr., |. Hasletoh Mirkil. Jr,
brother Of the bridegroom, was best man.
\ small reception followed the wedding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
KRUpP-WALTERS

Announcement is made of the marriage of
Miss Elsie NJ. Walters. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Walters. Of the Trappe Pa,
to Mr.. George II. Krupp, of $40 Dupont
street RoXborough. on Friday. January II,
at noon, in the ChambersWylle Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Broad street below
Spruce by the Rev DR.. Newman. The bride
wore her travelling suit Of dark blue with a
dark blue hat and was unattended. The
service was followed by a breakfast. Mr. and
Mrs Krupp, upon their return from their
wedding trip will live In RoXborough
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
Social Activities

Mr. aud Mrs. w. w. Montgomery. Jr,. who
have apartments IN Washington this winter,
Gpent the weekend at their home In Radnor.
Nh, Thornas X Garland viii hold the drt
11I.1a :, ne.aez e. g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

nan. Of news for the seeIety page WIN =
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

Il SAW number of these women later in
= the day at the Independence Square Red
Cross headquarters when | stopped in to
hear Mr.. William r. Ellis tell of his ex-
perience in Russia, Siberia, Rumania and
various other countries Mr.. Ellis is Gers
tain of one thing. He said that Russia is
out of the war, no matter what
occurs--we might as well realize 1t
because every one in Russia is tired
or war. 1t was a splendid thing to
he able to hear at first hand what clear
headed, cool. but warm.hearted American
thinks Of the state of affairs over there.
And his description of the Queen of Ru-
mania and OF the King and Of the Ru-
manian army was well worth trip 10
sixth and Chestnut streets over and over
As to the Armenians, II you had heard
him You would certainly give all you pos
sibly can to that stricken people. Mrs.
Lorimer and her committee of the Red
Cross are greatly TO be congratulated on
having secured the services of such splen-
did takers on Monday afternoons.
II NANCY WYNNE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
VLADA ZASTAVILA TYDEN.
NIX.

New York. : Rostovni IRA
dy zastavily cislo tydenniku
Nation, jez by,o vydano dne
Ia. zari a naridly, ze We vyda-
vani tehoz nesmi Sc pokraco-
vati drive, pokud vlada sama
media k tomu sve svoleni. Mali
telem casopisu je Oswald Gar
lison Willard, jenz hyl druhdy
We financnlm spojeni s newNor-
skym casopisem New York F.
vening Post. Zastavcni to stale
Sc asi pro clanek, ktery byl v
tydenniku tom uverejnen pod
ohiavenim = "ObGanska svo-
hOda mrtva". Vedle toh1 je v
cisle tom clanek jiny, v nemz
sc kritisuje vlada pro stihani
'slackeru pax pro censorovani
casopisu, kteremztc smeru sta
vi Sc il "a priklad viada aagli-
cka tremi spec elnirai pripady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
PRO POSTIzENE CHRIPKOU

General Blue re Zdravotniho
odboru vojenskeho, cinil v pD-
sledni dobe pozorovani rozma-
hani Sc chripky. u cbavy, re
by tato mohla nabyti epidemi-
ckych rozmeru, dial do verejno
sti nektere z nejddlezitejsich
pokynu, die nichz mel by Sc RI
dit kazdy, kdo byl by nemoci
tou zachvacen. Nemoc prichazi
nahle, bez vseho madam. il po-
stizeny citi bolesti v hlave, zru-
dnou mu oci, telo schvati Sc bo-
lestivosti, takze nastane uplna
zmalatnelost. Jak M sobe pri-
zraky ty zpoY)rujn, ucini do
hre, ulehne-li a privcla k sobe
lined lekare. Lec,ani pod dozo-
rem tohoto je velice snadne a
jednoduche. Pozustava hlavne
II naplDsteho klidu, do5tatecne-
no cerstveho vzduchu, dostat-
ku potravy a pozivani praskii
Dowerskych, ktere Sc podavaji
"a ucelem zmirnenl bolesti. Ka
zdy pripad, pri kterem je no.
rscka, dluzno povaAovati "a
vazny. LOze nema sc zadnem
|pripade takovem opustiti drive,
lpokud u nemocneho nenastala
tcplota normalni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
NOVA ODVODNf PRAyIDLA
PRO NAMORICTVO.

~ y
Washington, D. c. - Manor
nj sekretr Daniels dnes ozna-
mil program, die ktereho> bude
doplhovan sbor namornikG a
n.aryhak1. Prvnejsi sesilen bu
de m6siGne $4,000 muzI a po-
slednejsi 0 5000 muzd a sice po
ctyry mesice, po teto dob6 pax
odvadeno bude kazdy mesic
jen $500 muzu pro kazdy sbor.
Az dosud byla obe odvetvi dopl
hovana dobrovolniky a zvlaste
zpilsObilym muzstvem, kdezto
dnes budou do namornictva i k
narynakdm odvadeni ostatni
branne povinnosti podlehajici
rekrQti. V prvni rade nasled-
KEN vetsiho platu v obou sbo
rech zarazovany budou muzi
ma nichz jest starati Sc o pribuz
ne. Muzi neznajici anglicky
jak slovem tax pismem, jakoz i
neobcane odvad6ni do obou sbo
RI nebudou. Vlada zrizuje no
We rekrutni stanice, jez znamy
jsou jake mobilisacni strediska,
&C stare odvodnf 1radovny zru
Seny nebudou. v Cincinnatisu-
misteno bude podobne mobilisa
chi centrum pro Ohio, indiana,
Tennessee Kentucky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
JAPONSKY VELVYSLANEC PRESI.
DENTU MASARYkOVI.
DEKUJE TAKE AMERICKYM CECHUM A
SLOVAKUM.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar

CeSkosovenska TiskOva Kancelar
Washington D. c. - Ma projev diku zaslany presiden-
Ceskosovenske Narodn Rady prof Masaykem aponske
Wade prosfedncvfm aponskeho vevyanecvi zdesho, cd
poved6 aponsky velvysanec hrabe K shi timo prpsem
Blazivi zprSva uznini dne 8. zSm sdslena mi po
mem nivratu z prazdnn hotov sem projevit Vam sve
blahopfani kdyz sem obdrzel Vas srdecny uznaly
list dne 1s. Neen jsem bezodkadns kabeloval svs
vlids obsah Vaseho su ale u6n sem tax pocte oprav
dove nelicene radosi.
Srde6nS jsem souhasil n&zory proevenJmi Vasem IL
sts ze tox sate6ne uspschy Vas armady ou nepamans
udaosti teo v&lky, nsz vsichn prsve hrd
neni eba Episoda ez nase diva narody tax
vzdalene zemspisns historcky spoja Izkym paskam
druzno, zvlasf pGsob srdce Japonci Nase pf6tesv
spojene ohnsm bo zasvscens spolecns vsc spraved
nosti - pevns dhvsfuj - navzdy potrva
Byl jsem huboce dotcen laskavymi projevy jez
sly rznych 6eskosovenskych orsansaci tsto zem,
jsem podskoval v;ecky azdy zvlaf dovouji pre
zitost toho projevh Vam uprmne uznan Nechf Vas ma
rod vytrva povenem mss nsz ho Prozretenost po
volala tax vyzna6nym zpisobem.
Vas upfimns oddany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
VYZNAMENANY CESkY HR-
DINA BYL ZAJAT.

Chicago. = Neznamym jest
osud porucika James V. Polac-
ka, rodieho v Chicago, jehoz
rodlce bydli v els. 284O jizni
Hamlin ul. Jeho mladistva man
Zelka, Sc kterou byl pouze ty-
Cen zenat, nez nastoupil vojen-
skou sluzbu a ktera dli nyni v
Tiptonu, Ia, obdrzela zpravy
Valecneho odhoru, die niz jest
jeji manzel pohreSovan. Podob
ne obdrzeli zpravu rodice po-
rrcika Polacka, bydlici v els.
284O jiz. Hamlin i'll. Uredni
zpravy jsou ovsem strucne a
nelze z Mich vybrati mic, % by
nasvedcovalo o osudu zmizele-
no porucika, ale panuje oprav-
Irena domnenka, re upadl do
!nemeckeho zajeti. 0 tom bude
|cvsem zjednana jistota az po-
zdeji. = Porucik James V. Po-
|lacek narodil Sc v Chicago
pred 81. rokem. VZdelaval Sc
ma obecnych skolach a po je-
jich odbyti Sc odebral ma kolej
:; Oberlinu, O., kde Sc pripra-
lIoval k ucitelskem,, nDvolani.
! Po abso.vovani koleje Sc stal
ucitelem v Minneapolis, Mimi,
kde pusobil az do sveho vstupu
GO vojska. S uspechem prosel
cvicebnim kursem dGsNojnic-
kym jiz pred rokem byl po-
san do Francie. Mel ma SVEN
vrubu n6kolik bitey a dostalo
Sc mu trojiho vyznamenani pr,
statecnost a bystre vedeni sve-
feneho jemu ioddilu. Posledni
bi'tva, jiz Sc sucastni', odehra-
vala Sc dine %. cervence. JeSte
pred svym zmzenim zmpcnil
Sc 3 hunskych zajatcd a pax Sc
vrhl znovu a znovu do boje.
Znizel vsak a vzd5r patrani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
NAVRAT RUSkE ANA
ZONKY. g

Archandelsk, II. zari. (Opo-
zdena zprava). Velitelka a or
ganisatorka znameho ruskeho
batajlonu smrti Marie Bocka-
reva, jez Sc proslavila timto
zenskym sborem "a boju v r.
1916 ma ruske fronte pTibyla
sem ze sve navstevy We Sp oj.
Statu, ably pomahala pri vybu-
Govani move ruske armady, jez
by poznovu Sc uchopila zbrani
proti NemcGm. Po SVEN pricho
du onemocnela chr:rkou jest
soudobne oSetrovana v ameri-
cke polni nemocnici DE jeji
vypovedi hodla pozaovu sesta-
viii jiny vojensky oddil Zen S
kterym hodla ppkracovati v b)
il po boku spojencu prot boise
vikum.
Reknu vSem, kdoz Sc vzdalu-
iji dnes boje, re jsou nepratele
sgoji vlasti. Jsem sama pouhou
selkou, nectu ami nepisu a lid
wi, re jsem jednoduchou zenou.
Ale sedlaci must jednou pozna
| ii. re Rusku kmitne nadej Ma o.
svobozeni jen tenkrate, kdyz
lpudu svoji zbavi Nemcu.
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Hertling, kancler nemecke rise
phi oslOveni hlavniho vyboru
berlinsxe risske rady dnes do
sti nepokryte prohlasil, re ne
spokojenOst nemeckeho hdu
nikterak neni tlumena valec-
nou situaci ma zapadni fronte,
jak hlasi telegram prave z Ber
lima dosly. Kancler hned po "a
hajeni sveho proslovu prohlasil
siib, re vyhovi prani fiSske ra
dy oznami veskere podrobno
sti pokud jen Sc verejnosti dali
prozraditi. Nespokojenost v IL
du sna3il Sc omluviti dlouhym
trvanin valky a tajil ohromne
obeti ,jez narod nemecky "a u
Elynule 4 roxy prinesl.
'Nemam umyslu zmenSOva
ii slovy dnesni nespokojenost
sirsich lidovych vrstev, jest-li
ze ale. panove, tato nespokoje
most kofeni v naSi soucasne vo
Jenske situaci, zejmena v uda
lostech ma zapadni fronte, pax
muslin S veskerou rozhodnosti
oznam;ti, re vsechny povesti
podobne jsou velice prehane-
n.y."
Hertling pfipousti, re posled
nj nemecky napor byl nezda-
rem a re germanska vojska
musiia ustoupiti Cd tax zvane
Siegfriedovy linie.
"Situace jest vazna, ale pro
to nmusi nase srdce poklesava
ii. Prosli jsme jiz tezstmi doba-
mi
\ dalsi reci doznal i neu-
speech U Verdunu, nezdar bitev
ma rece Some, zminil Sc o L.
spesnych utocich generala Bru
silova a vzpomnul o neblahem
pro Rakousko nabehu a k dovr
semi vsech tehdejsich neuspe-
chu vstoupilo do valky Rumun-
sko.
"Nikdy jsme neztraceli odva
hy. A jak stoji veci dnes? Ma
ME mir Ruskem a Rumun-
skem a kdyz j situace v Rusku
az dosud neni vyjasnena a bu
doucnost Sc jevi v mlhach, -
vzdor tomu vsemu jest jisto, ze
nam iiz nehrozi nebezpeci re
dvou stran a znacny pocet ma
seho voiska z ruskych bojiSt'
NIUE bvti zamestnana ma from
te We Francii. Raakousko-uher-
ska armada dosud stoji ma zna
cnem uzemi italskem a statec-
ne drzi tyto posice. We Francii
nase voiska uspesne odrazi L.
toky Francouzu, Anglicanl i A
mericanI, kteri jsou vyzbrojeni
nejmodernejSimi valecnymi w
mozennstmi.
;'uTdslosti prave poslednich
dnu dokazaly ze nasi arma
de dosud vladne starry duch.