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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
No one loses the battle of life but the man
who gives up the fght.-Bishop Johnson.
.sPRUssIC ACID"

AmeIie Rives, Princes Troubetzkoy, points
ont. in q leaflet sent forth by the National Be-
crrity League, that a spiritual development was
POSSIBLE from the rudimental condition OF an
cient barbarism, but that from the humanity OF
prassianism only a more rigid lnhumanlty can
come What we cherish and believe In and what
MO are would be destroyed, she says, by 'prus-
s;c acid, if Prussianism prevailed. Ihls sug-
,,estion is interesting. Barbarlsm was the uni
1e,,sal state of mankind at one time, and
oeonles who had not fully emerged therefrom
Int we're still cruel and heartless we're on the
inward path. But where a nation which mas
attained a high state of civilization and ciassi-
fas itself as christian returns deliberately TO
harbaric methods and perfects a system Oh
scientific savagery, it's rulers are evidently ON
rhe- downward path. The triumph OF Prus-
sianism would make wars for conquest and IN
humanity in waging them the rule. All nations
would have to be militaristic either for aggres-
zion or defense. Science would devote itself to
The discovery and perfection of new means OF
destruction. There would be no safety Tor ma
lions which did not do this, and the world would
be in actual peril of destruction by 'prusslc
acid"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
TODAY'S BIT OF VERSE
THE FEET OF THE YEARS.

THE FEET OF THE YEARS.
Before the beginning OF years
There came to the making OF
Time, with a gift of tears;
There came to the making of man
Pleasure, with pain for leaven;
Summer, with flowers that fell;
Remembrance fallen from heaven,
And madness risen from hell;
Strength without hands to smite;
Love that endures for a breath;
Might, the shadow of light,
And life, the shadow of death.
And the high gods took in hand
Fire, and the falling of tears,
And a measure of sliding sand
From under the feet OF the years;
md froth and drift of the sea;
And dust Of the laboring earth;
And bodies of things to be,
In the houses of death and OF oiT.h;
And wrought with weeping and laughter,
And fashioned with loathing and love,
With life before and after
And death beneath and above
For a day and a night and a morrow,
That his strength might endure Tor a span
With travail and heavy sorrow,
The holy spirit OF Ilan.
From tbe winds of the north and the south
They gathered as unto strife;
They breathed upon his mouth,
They filled his body with life;
Evesigdt and speech they wrought
For the wells of the soul therein,
A time for labor and thought,
A time to serve and to SIN;
They gave him light in his ways,
And love, and a space for denshC'
And beauty and length of days,
And night, and sleep In the night.
His speech is q burning fire;
with his lips he travaileth;
In his heart is a blind desire,
In his eyes foreknowledge of death;
Ha weayes. and Is clothed with dertsion;
Slows. and he shall not reap;
Hia life Ia a watch or a vision
Between a sleep and a sleep.
-Algernon Charles Swinburne.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
WHEN CHILDREN CRY OUT

And are feyerish and don't sleep well, are consti.
pated and have symptoms OF worms, mothers VIII
lind quick relief In Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
for Children, the standard remedy for 80 years
They are easy to give and children like them.
They cleanse the stomach, act gently on the bow
els and break UP colds. Relieve headaches and
teething disorders. We have 10000 testimonials.
Ask your druggist and be sure to get Mother
Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, 25c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

When his church was closed for
lack of fuel a pastor in Glendive,
Ohio, mailed copies of his sermon to
all members of his flock so they
could read at home what he had to,
say. ii lrIs!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

At a "frugality dance" in Montclair.
N. T., those wearing patent leather
shoes, silk stockings or high collars
were fined five cents; those wearing
marcel waves, ten cents; while those
wearing dress suits or decolette
gowns paid % cents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

Loyalty and Americanism won a notable vic
tory in the Muscatine election, when the social
list candidate for mayor was decisively defeated
and DR.. McNutt reelected as the executive head
of affairs in that city. The defeat of Alderman
Miller. the socialist mayoralty candidate, is
looked upon as a final reputation of the organi-
zation bv the voters of Muscatine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
Ieebera on Hudson River.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Serv1ce.l
NEW YORK, March IAN iceberg
sailing down the Hudson early today
caused excitement along the water
front. Petrol boats were sent out to
warn pier wne and tug-boat mast
ers to watch out for it. Part of the
iceberg extended eight feet above the
water.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

Among other news anxiously awaited
is the announcement that we have nm
ally hanged or shot a German spy.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Valuable
use has been found for white mice on
the French front. Anything. having
the proper disposition, a be used IN
connection with the effort to make
the world safe for democracy.
Sioux City Journal: Housewives
will agree that a decline of 20 cents
a dozen on "fresh gathered extras
will not affect the great majority OF
eggs.
Cedar Rapids Republican: One man
objects to the statement that every
man who dies for his country goes to
heaven. He says that theologically II
la not correct. Well, probably not.
We were not trying to speak that way.
We were expressing u patriotic
hopes. II nothing more. We see no
fault in believing that way. In fact, 1T
is hard for some of US to think of any
one having to go to hell-and It Is ten
times as hard to think OF a man vino
has given his life for others, which IS
the highest and the best thing that
any man can do. And If any mother
lis comforted, why not let her have
that comfort
Burlington Hawk-Eye: II, later on,
we can get all our people to work SO
devotedly, to give so literally, TOT
great works Of peace, as they are no"
working and voting for the war-then
shall the war indeed have been a bless
ing In disguise for u country. For
many needed some powerful shock to
arouse them and to teach them 70
work with the others for the common
good.
Des Moines Register: The victory
bread we have been compelled to eat
lately has anything but a jubilant look.
Davenport Democrat. The Saliva
ton Army claims to be the greatest
exponent of the follow UP" system.
1t aims to take care Of everyone whom
the churches and the Y. NJ, the Y. w,
the Knights of Columbus and all the
rest fail to reach and care for. In Its
war work it undoubtedly has a great
field and n in which it has a right
to appeal for public support.
Mason City GlobeGazette: There
are w men in national life who
would make good presidential timber
for the republican party-Governor
Lowden of Illinois and Senator Hard
ing of Ohio. Republicans would bet
ter look for new material and Keep
away from former candidates and for
mer sore spots.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
PUT E IN NOSE
AND STOP CAIAhn''.
Tells How To Open Cloggedi S0s'
triIs and End Head-Coios'

You feel fine in a few mo mi
Your cold in head or catarrh W." !,
gone. Your clogged nostrlls :,
open. The air passages OF you r
will clear and you can breatns
". No more dizziness, heauao
hawking, snuffling, mucous
charges or dryness; no S"'
for breath at night. u.nt
Tell your druggist you poYm
small bottle of E1y's Cream stiSer
ply a little of this fragrant au nj
cream in your nostrils, let IL
trate through every air pa .hs ~
the head; soothe and hea suo (,
len, inflamed mucous memDf"n''
relief comes instantly. ,o,d
It is just what every M :
catarrh sufferer needs.
stuffed-up and miserable.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
Texas Goino Dry,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
AUSTIN, Texas, March THE
state of Texas was well on its way to-
day to becoming dry territory. The
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

The United States has a number of men in
life it is not proud of, but so far at least
It has none of the Caillaux stripe.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

We will not think Ill health, disease, Weakness, or loss,
we will not talk them. We will think health, talk heaith-
but not too much-we will expect It The subconscious
mind Is powerful in its workings. 1t follows susses-
Waldo Urine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

house late yesterday passed oSibit
ure calling for statewide sanatc
by a vote of 103 to q. Inc
expected to pass it shorty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

GA turn for the worse" in Russia would
seem to be almost a %gyration to pure evil.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Valuable
use has been found for white mice on
the French front. Anything. having
the proper disposition, can be used In
connection with the effort to make
the world safe for democracy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
IOWA PRESS

Marshalltown Times-R republican,
Among other news anxiously awaited
is the announcement that We have nm
ally hanged or shot a German spy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07
Which Outft-Victrola and Records Shal
We Deliver at Your Home?
Duncan-s chell's Outfit

Duncan-Scheu'S OUTFIT SEGIo.
This includes yictrola. style No. 4, $4,000. .d ak selections
three 1oinch doubIefaced recordsl Of your own choosing. THIS
Victrola is equipped with the Exhibition Sound Box and is capable
Of playing any Of the 5000 different selections. Terms. $22s down
and $1O0 a week.
Duncan Schell's Outfit "B'' $33.75.
This includes a n excellent portable viotroa, style Nc. - oak
finish, with Exhibition Sound Box, price, $4,000, and 10 setecNoM/
Give 1Oinch doublefaced records) OF your own choosing Yea
may pay for this at the rate Of 81 down and 500 per week.
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vIctroIa, style No. 8 oak finish, price $500 Equipped WITH
all the latest improvements Includes also II pieces OF your owl
selection (six doublefaced 1oinch records). Terms. $3.50 csha anu
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vctroIa, style No. 8, equipped with speed indicator and regaa
tor and many improvements, mahogany or oak. pr1ce Sotao l Ms.
includes 1s selections (nine doublefaced 1oinch reooTds) of y9
own choosing. Terms, $3.50 cash and $500 a month
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This includes a beautiful Cabinet vIctrola, style No. TO- ma
hogany n oak, price $500, and "a selections az doublefaesa "
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with SO selections OF your own choosing leighteen 1oinch douos
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Mahogany or oak cabinet vfctroIa, exceedingly large and mas
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40 selections, your own choosing GO 10Inch doublefaced records
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vietrola, style No. 16, mahogany OF oak finish, s2b osNne|
with 40 popular and classical selections of your own choosns..sss
splendid assortment GA double-aced 10inch records). Ierns' %
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-07

Sioux City Journal: Housewives
will agree that a decline of 20 cents
a dozen on fresh gathered extras
will not affect the great majority OF
eggs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-19
= HLUCHONEMYCH JSOU
DOBRf BOJOVNiCI We
VZDUCHU.

Armadni dustojnici z aviac-
hiho pole v Mineole jsou pre-
svedceni, re idealni boJovnlk
We vzduchu byl nalezen - v
hluchonemem. PO provedenl
ruznych zkousek S.Ssledni do
be S chovanci ustavu hluchone-
mych z New Yorku soudl Sc,
ze valecny department zahy
zplnomocni jich odvod do vzdu
choplavecke sluzby a re move
pole valecne snahy bude otevre
no pro tisice mladych muzu po
cele zemi. Bylo podivem OBJ
jeveno, re hluchota vylucuje je
den nejvice nebezpecnych
faktoru pri vycviku vojenskych
aviatiku. Clovek, jenz naro-
zen byl normalni, ale jenz ztra
| til sluch, nema smysl pro po-
hyb. TAX aspon tvrdl major
VIM. Van Tassel, vypomocny
principal ustavu. Nasledkem
toho neciti bazne a pocitu "a.
vrati, jez velka vyse caste zpu'
sobuje u normalniho cloveka
! Cetni graduanti z ustavu hlu
chonemych nablzeli Sc pro slui
bu v armade a v namornlm cd
boru cd te DOLBY, co valka Wy
pukla. Ale vsichni byli Zami
mutt pro fysickou nezpusobi
lost. Myslenka pouziti hluch'
nemych mladiku We vzducho
plavbe, vznikla We valecnem d.
partmentu a mlady muz jme
nem Radcliffe podroben by
zkousce. Vysledek setkal S
Sc zdarem, takze JIM muzi pc
volani byli do Mineoly a kaz
/. dem pripade hluchoneml pr
''vedli v uzas sve instruktory.
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cTETE TUTO LACI A IVA,
zUJTE o Nj.

"a akru urodneho pozemku,
SO akrd pod pluhem, mono o.
rat vice, dobra stavnata past
vina, zivy potok cely rok, Z a.
kru javoroveho lesa, nova ban
60x1O0, velky slepicnik, milk
house, sypka, novy 8 pokojovy
dum, 3 studne, dobra voda, 4
akry psenice, 7 akrd korny, 20
akru ovsa, 2 akry brambor, SO
tun sena, 10 nejlepsich holsty-
mex krav, 2 telata, 2 slime mla-
de kone ceny $500, SO slepic,
veskere farmarske stroje, cisty
|rocni prijem "a mleko $1,000,
'cena teto fanny pouhych 5000
'dollari, hotovs $4,000, zadny
handl, presvedcte Sc a uznate,
ze je to lace; dale nam velkou
radu jinych 1rodnych malych
; j velkych farem ma prodej neb
vymenu.
jos. Pechota, pozen,kovy jed
mattel, 6319 Hamm Ave.
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WILL.

Sest dlouhych meslcu uply-
nulo Od te dolby, co naposledy
videla isem Lauru. A jiz jen
jediny den mann cekatl ma opGy
re shledani Sc S nj. Dnes est
27. cervna; Ultra. dne 28., vra
ii Sc S baronem do Angie.
Pc celou zimu byla Sc svVm
manzeIem V Italii potom We
Svycarsku. Prijedou pruvodu
hrabete Fosky a jeho choti, kite
ii usadi Sc kdesi v okoli Lon
dyna a pris!ibili, ze letni NEST
ce straw ma statku barona Per
civala, dokud neopatrl 81 who'd
neho bytu. Jenom kdyz Laura
prijede, ostatne jest mi lhostci
no. kdo prijede jeste nj.
Vcera prije.a jsem Limme
ridgu, po precteni dopisu or
I.aury a usadila isem Sc jlz NJ
pred V dome barona Percivala
V Hampshiru, l:de rEavs pis. T.
to radky kde nynl Laurol
budu bydleti. Jah volne mlje
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VEK OCELOvY.

Prdmysl zelezarsky v posled
Mich letech splyval stale vice s
prumyslem ocelarskym, proto-
ze ocel postupne nahrazovala
pGvodni kov skoro v kazdem o
boru drivejsi jeho prospesno-
sti. Ocel je o tolik lepsi pro kaz
dy skoro ucell postup jeji Wy
rcby byl tax zjednodusen, ze
civilisace vysla z veku zelezne-
no a vstoupila We vek ocelovy.
Ac Sc zelezo doluje We vetsi
mjre nez kdekoliv pred tim v
deJinach, konecny Gil tohoto do
lovanipo vetsine jest vyrabeti
material k hotoveni Ocele. PO-
sud mluvime O zeleze ma kotly,
zeleze zeleznicnim, zeleznych
lodich atd., ale jmena to jsou
upominkou, protoze We stavbe
modernich kotlu a modernich
lodi uziva Sc vylucne ocele. V
uplynulem desetileti pravdepo
dobne zadne zeleznicni kolej-
nice ami pro nejmensi a nejla
cinejsi koleje nebyly hotoveny
z niceho, lee z ocele.
Posnedni polovice devatenac
teho stoleti byla triumfem W.
roby cele v Americe V pfltom
ne dobe Spojene Staty predsti
hly kazdy narod v prumyslu
tom. V polovici stoleti jak An
glie TAX Nemecko byly vetslmi
vyrobci nez Amerika, ole kon
Gem stoleti rocni vyroba Spoje-
nych Statd byla pres patnact
millionu tun proti desiti Angle
a sedmi Nemecka, a cd roku
1900 sc tento predskok znacne
zyysil. Ocelarsky prumysl Sc
tax zmohl, re stal Sc "jakymsi
borometrem obchodu a narod-
niho pokroku."
Veliky postup a mnozstvl Wy
robene ocele byl umoznen od-
povidajicimi pokroky v metho
dach dobyvani zelezne rudy
re zeme. D1lnl stroje byly re-
volucionovany alespoh dvakra
te poslednim pulstoleti, nej-
prve zlepsenymi stroll hnany-
mi parou, pax Ease elektrinou
a stracenym vzduchem. Ruda
Sc posud dobyva omezenen
rozsahu muzi S kopaci a lopata
mi. ale nastroje ty hraji nyn
tax bezvyznamnou roll v pro
cesu, re nelze je pokladat za
| dulezite cinitele. Parni lopaty
automaticke nakladace a Wy
kladace, dynamit prach Eau
ialy misto svalu i svalu, KITE
|rych nyni Sc uziva k rizeni {
vedeni dulnich stroju spise kt
skntecnemu dolovani rudy.
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MUSf BYT PRODANA HNED

nize popsana farma. Nyni je
cas- chcete-li farmu koupiti, by
ste videli co ma nj rosie a die
toho 81 utvarili usudek. Farma
o AZ akrech v Mentor, Ohio, 5
mil pred Painsville, 11s mile
cd kary a dlazdene cesty. Ma
farmG je pekny dun IA mist-
nostech, asbestova strecha,
studne s dobrou pitnou vodou
a cisterna, ve!ka ban pro seno
e ban pro dobytek a jine zari-
zeni. Plnych 25 akr1 je ornc
pudy, ostatni pastviny, a je
tam mensi ovocna zahrada. Da
Sc pri okamzitem prodeji "a
$1,000 hotove a zada Sc $17OO.
Nam dale v prodeji tez v
Mentor, O., farmu zelinarskou
o 10 akrech domem 4 poko-
jich, kdez je les pod diva akry.
Cena $500, hotove $3.50.
BlizSi sdell jam. F. Port, We
dine v {. 826 Williamson Bldg.
q vecer v {. 8613 Cedar ave.
lIel. Main 3017. 10
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pluk.

L'ahkO 81 vSetko primyslls,
i'm je je teke smrti do oci po-
zrct' fuk, lebo oni chcu vit'az-
ne memo pro ich chrabry pluk
No, ano sme Armada vit'az-
stva alebo smrti!' Zivota pre-
mas a smrti pre- Mad'arov a
NemcOv!
Josef Schema, slovensky vo'
jak-SOkol.
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'''luNO'
! B1la PAM
Roman Napsal w. Collins s

Konecne nadesel predposled
nj den svatby. Den plny zmat-
ku nepokoje! Ze vsech stran
prichazely move zasylky, bed
ny a krabice, naplnene nejroz-
manitejsimi vecmi pro nevestu.
Vsichni jsme byli plni spechu a
rozcileni. Zvlaste nepokoJnyrl
byl baron Percival, jenz nemo-
hi ami pet minut ma jedinem
miste vydrzeti.
Suchy kasel trapil jej vice
nez jindy. Chodil cely den po
dome a jevil naproti kazdemu
prichozimu nejv6tsi zvedavost.
sluhu, kteri prinaseli ruzne
veci, vyptaval Sc, co vlastne
chteji a proc prisli.
Laura chodila jako bez du-
cha. Marine jsem Sc snazila s III
rozmluvu zapociti. Vyhybala
Sc mi a jako by Sc bala pohle-
deti mi We tvar. Teprve V noci
jsme Sc setkaly. Vesla jsem do
jeji loznice. Byla klidneJsl, nez
jsem ocekavala. Nespala. Po-
znala jsem lined, re kratcc
pred mym prichodem, p!akala.
Chvili stala jsem u jejlho lu-
zka mlcky jsem il pozorova-
la. Mole uboha devenko! Jak
jsi opustena, osamela, vzdor
ySemu bohatstvl a vZdOr TIVE
krase! Jediny ten muz, jenz by
S tebou byl opravdu stasten,
jenz by krev srdce sveho ia
tebe obetoval a jemuz ty isl
oddana prvni, opravdovou svo
il laskou - jediny ten muz,
poctivy q ryzi jako zlato, byl II
odnat a unasen jest nynl po VI
rach morskych ku brehum a
merickym!
Laura jako by tusila obsah
mych myslenek, pohledla M
mne a propukla V plac. Mako
nila jsem Sc k nj a Svyml rtJ
ususila jsem Shy Ma Jejl tVarl.
Osudny patty leden! Laura
vstala 0 sedme hodine. Klidne
jako kdy jindy pocala sc oble-
kat, COZ trValo do desate hodl-
ny. Svatebnl Saty slusely j pre-
krasn6! Kdyz byla hotoVa, pa,
dla mi kolem krku a sliboval;
mi, re bude statetnou, re ne
pod ehne zadne slabosti VI
chvlli posledni.
NeVlm Veru, proc Jeste nyn
stale napadala mne mySlenka
re V poslednim okamziku sta
ne Sc n6co, elm svatba bud
prekazena. Take baron byl he
vys nepokojnym, jako by tax
on byl tryznen toutez myslei
kou. O pul jedenacte vyje
jsme Sc syatebnlm pruvoder
do kostela.
Jedenact hodin. Jiz jest p
vsem. Laura jest provdana!
Tri hodiny odpoledne. PRAY
nastoupii cestu do ltalie. o.
mne pail, nemohu psati pr
slZy!. -.
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PRIME Sc mladsi muz prize
mneho chovani "a oznamkove
no jednatele, pri stalem tyden
MIN platu. Jen spolehlivy a pri
cinlivy necht' Sc hlasi v adm.
Sveta. :?
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FRONAJME sc obchodni roho
We ,nisto v move budove v ces-
KEN okoli, hodici Sc pro jaky-
koli obchod, s bytem neb bez
bytu. Podminky mirne. Haste
Sc v {. 4639 Broadway rob
Finn ave. p?
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Pycha.

Prvni hmatak: "Pet meslcu
te stoji ten svrchnlk, co mas ma
sobe?"
Druhy hmatak: "Jo - ia ne
nosim mic lacinyho."
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"a PRAPOROM.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. G.. - Rada
slovenskych dobrovolniku v,
vOlne cnvili vladne Znamenite
rerem. Celou radu vzletnych,
ale take procitenych dopisI
Jsme cetli v mlnulych dnech.
Jeden z Mich nebude ma skodu
ctisknouti We vsech ceskych a
slovenskych casopisech ameri-
ckych. Josef Schema, slovensky
vCJak-Sokol, jak Sc sam podpl-
SUE, napsaI tuto zajlmavou
SklZZu:
Prestala nasa holubicia po-
vaha slovenska. Vypnutymi pr
siami zdvihnutou hlavou a pc
vnou nohou stupame ku deko-
rovaniu nasich prvych vyzna-
menanych a - ojme TIA! Po-
zri nase rady, vidls v Mich l'ud1
uz pokrocilejsieho veku a -
Eat ia dojme! Ich vek vystihu
jeS iba z ich rysov; ich krok je
tax pevny, jako tych mladych; ;
oslov ich a odpovedla ii, re ma
sa armada prlnavratila i'm este
raz mladicku svieznost' a pruz
nost'.
Po odchode z naSho byvale-
no taboru name zvlastne poci-
ty. Teslme sa, re uz sa hybame,
re spejeme k ciel'u, ale ma dru-
hej strane lase t'azko sa nam
lucit' S krajom, jehoz obyvatel-
stvo k nam projavilo tol'ko la
sky.
Spejme dal, statne dial,
"a sokolskym praporom!
A spejeme: Utica a okna su
pine franc1zskych matek, deti
lvdov a sirotkov, ktore odchod
mas k bojist'u zehnaji zelanlm
zdaru a kvetml. Hej! Ideme,
ably SINE Sc pomstili spustosenie
vaSej krasnej zeme, ieme, we'd
menovite my 81 ovaci name sa
"a tax mnoho sitymito barbar-
mi vyporadat' 4 Mia plukov-
ma hudba doprovadzala nase
rozpolozenie mysle milymi ce-
skoslovenskymi akkordy a spe
Jeme.
A Ease tt prenesie myself i.
nam = d'alekq; Ma Slovensko
Stavas sa nenasyteny sobec =
Chcel bys, ably okolite yrs
ky zdvihly sa vyse, ably okolite
postavy boly nase matky pr
budzni, ably 81 boil isty, re vi
oia, otuzuji sa blazenym po
hl'adom, re Slovak uz nehore
kuje, ze sviera v pesti zbran {
speje ku ich vyslobodeniu!
Vlak sa pohybal. Viva |;
France! - Vzduch Sc nadse
llim otriasa. A dobre tax! AS
pom pre- radost, re ides bllze
fronte, nepozorujes monotonn'
klepanie koles vlaku, ktore b.
sa muscle "a tax dlhej jazd.
stat nudnym, klopanie koles
Ba svojho hlasu nepocujes. Tai
! v%bojne spev mas este nikd,
ncznel.
u jednoho voza pocujes:
:. My ideme bojovat',
: moznost slavne zit',
: liam to neni vSetko jedno,
), vZdy otrokmi byti.
a Il druheho zachytiS:
: LSte "a cas- domov MOI, rOdln
j mila,
vytrvej, uz letim "a Vas d
= boja.
:, Z tretieho dolehaju j
/ jen koncovky:
fuk
pluk.
II L'ahko 81 vsetko primysll
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Musikalni pes.

Dcera (u piana) I'M amin
ko. Hektor prave skocil oknem
'ven?"
Matka: "Ubohy pes, tos j.
ste faleSne hrala."
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PRONAJME Sc byt v prizemi

O 6 svetnicich 5 lotech, hojne
stromovi ma Mich. Elektrika u
voda. C!slo domu 10026 Gay
ave. Hast Sc j. Clzka, 1926
Finn ave. 7-10