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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Americans Pick OFF German Snipers and Gun
Crews One by One in Difficult Advance
Against Enemy.
BOMBARD PLATEAU WITH HEAVIEST GUNS
Machine Gun Nests Behind Strong Barbed Wire
Subject to Methodical Pounding by
Yankee Shells.
[By Webb Miller. United Press STAFF
CORRESPONDENT.

[By Webb Miller. United Press STAFF
Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE, Sept 1o.-Amerieans
have advanced in local attacks against
the Lepetite Montague table land.
(LePetite Montague, fortified height
on the American lines, where they
drop down from the AIsne to the
VesIe has seriously impeded our troops
advance on their right fiank).
After strong bombardment Of the
hill, with the heaviest fire concentrat-
ed on the LePetlte plateau, the Arerl-
cans launched their assaults Monday
morning. The lighting was still con-
tinuins Monday night Reports from
the battlefield said tho Yankees' as
sauit was directed toward the table
land.
Our infantry went forward In small
groups, fItering in between the en-
emy machine gun nests which were
thlckly scattered through the wooded
ravInes. The Americans picked off
German snipers and gun crews one by
one. When the last word was receiv-
ed, the Americans were approaching
the foot OF the plateau and working
In around the sides of the table land.
The advance was most difficult, oW-
ing to the large number Of machine
gun nests and isolated snIpers who
fired upon our men.
Despite this resistance, good pro-
gress had been reported by evening.
A number of machine gun squads
were wiped out when the Germans
fought back with termination from
hidden enpIacements.
The crest of LePetlte Montague ls
infested with machine gun nests be-
hind strong barbed wire, which An,erl-
can guns have been methodicaliy
pounding. Some prisoners and ma
chine guns were taken curing Monday
and sent to the rear.
On Sunday night during pitch dark
ness, our troops sffted In between the
outlying nests, killed or drove off the
crews and then returned to tsGir own
lines. simultaneously the French on
our right advanced In cooperation
with US.
Determination of tho enemy to hold
their positions on top Of the plateau
and the strength Of these positions
shown by the fact that the Germans
have eighteen heavy machine guns and
over a score Of light ones on the table
land alone. As machine guns on
fringes Of the heights are gradually
cleaned out, the Americans are work
ing up the lower slopes Of the system
of strongly defended piatcaus.
Negroes Seek Revenge.
[By Frank j. Taylor, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCES, Sept. 10.--In the
Woevre, the German artillery fire has
increased to the intensity Of barrage.
This is the only activity on this part
of the front, except for patrolling en-
counters in Alsace-Lorraine. All the
German raiders were driven off.
American negroes recently held an
important sector in the Vosges, swear
ing to get revenge for German bar
barities during August. From refu-
gees our patrols learned the Germans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10

ntted Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PARIS, Sept. 1O-in their ad-
hoe against st. Quentin tho French
ke captured Hill 1903, less than
r miles south Of tho city, accord
to tho night official statement Of
war office.
Driving along tho Ham.et. Quen.
road, tho French have captured
kpy, a IlttIe moro than five miles
I'm their objective. Pushing to-
rd the HIndenbur0 line, north OF
Fere, tho statement showed the
ench had swept across the crozat
kaI at many points and advanced
miles beyond L, seizIno ciastres,
(ntescotrt LlxeroIies, Remisny,
tTiez and the woods northwest Of
hlars farm and Rouge farm.
We made fresh progress today
th Of the somme," tho statement
b. I'VE captured EtrieIlers and
ppy."
These towns arc west and south.
st OF st. 0uentin.)
Beyond the Cnoxat canal we cap
led Grand 6eraucourt, less Tran
miles southwest OF st. Quentin,
astres, MontescoUrfAizerolIes and
)migny.
P'We captured HHI 1os. southward
conteecourt, and Hin III, south
tho EssIsny-Le-Grand statlen.
prth Of the Disc we captured Fort
y and tho woods northwest Of
hnIers farm and Rouge farm.
|"South Of tho Disc NO extended
)r petitions In the Servals brick
bid and the SerxaIs station and
ward Laffaux.
"Between the AIsne and the vesIe
extended our positions toward
)ennes."
Py Lowell Mellet, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
Sept 10.-The. British to-
y hold their trenches facing the
lndenburg line at Gouzeaucourt, as
e result OF brief, but brisk engage
ent- These trenches were built last
.ar
According to captured orders, the
proposed to remain here for
me days while their retirement to
armament lines was accomplished
the southwark, but they were quick
crowded out.
rms gain forecasts an early enemy
treat behind the main line here. The
srmans are not reltnquishing ground
Lthout struggle. Immediately after
Q br1tish attack at Gouzeaucourt
ey counter attacked and pushed
ale men back behind the village, but
renewed British assault gained all
lecdyes and fifty prisoners. Stimuli
neousiy New Zealanders on the left
nched off seventy prisoners. The
'rman counter attack indicates the
In some manner Of the
Visions opposite the British One of
ese Is the sixth cavalry, dismounted
prisoner from this unit a few days
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fear the negroes, as their officers have
told the men the American colored
troops always cut off their prisoners
ears.
The negroes first suffered from Ger
man trickery when sergeant and
three privates were on outpost duty
and several Germans arose Immediate
ly In front of them, crying "kamerad.'
The negroes did not shoot, thinking
the Boches were sincere, whereupon
the Huns threw hand orenades at them
killing one and wounding another. The
two remaining drove off the Germans.
AS result of this treachery, the ne
groes are ull of the spirit of revenge.
German Counter Offensive.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--That
Germany is about to attempt some
thing approaching counter offensive
along the western line. is the belief
here today. Presence of an unusual
amount of artillery and increasing
evidence Of the massing of reserves
at certain vulnerable points indicate
that the Teuton has plans for stand.
The allies have regained practically
all they lost in the German smash.
Germany is now striving to halt
the onrush and the lines existing be-
fore the March push.
This Teuton attempt is taken as
proof Of the assertion that this nation
must not rest content in the thought
that all is plain sailing. 1t is gener-
ally held here that German effort will
not succeed But it may prove de-
laying process and 1t may serve to
partly check the allied program.
However, it is believed that Gen.
I,oe ~, uyEi oh M
letup in the initiative. To this end
he may utilize the vast all American
army for strike at new point in
the distinctly American section OF
the line. Such a blow would un-
doubtedly disorganize plans and re-
quire a shifting of painfully gathered
reserves.
In any case the German manpower
situation is such that he can never
attain another stroke such as the
March II drive.
The American army, growing tre-
mendously, spells ultimate defeat for
the Boche AS military men here sec
the situation, he is in no position to
strip the eastern front further north
of the Italian line.
The desperation of his manpower
problem has probably determined the
German to make stand now If this
stand fails, he will probably be
forced back to the Meuse line and
the problem Of hammering him back
to the Rhine or breaking through and
rolling up his line VIII be only mat
ter of months.
German Submarine Sunk.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept. 10
Sinking of a big German submarine
September l, in mid-Atlantic, was re-
ported today by members Of the crew
of an American oil tanker. The fight
took place 1900 miles off this coast.
The battle lasted forty minutes.
According to the report brought
here, the U boat was very large,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Must Lower Cost of Food
To Keep up Public Morale
Congress Will Attempt This Session to Give America
From Screws of the Profifeers


WASHINGTON
he
making
uch con
olow a The other
n
i
highest
Consideration
at e government fix a less
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Every Care to be Taken in
Forthcoming Great Draft
to Prevent Abuse of
Exemption Claims.
THE PREFERENCE LIST
District Boards Have Considerable
Power In Determining What
BusIne ess is Neces-
say.
by Robert J. Bender, United Press
Staff Correspondent

[By Robert J. Bender, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-In the
Forthcoming great draft every care
is to be taken to protect essential
industries. but at the same time ex-
ceptionaI a1ertness will be used to
prevent abuse of industrial exemp-
ton" claims.
This has been made clear by the
provost marshal general explaining
the preference list, issued by the
war Industries board to aid draft
boards in determining proper appli-
cation of the so-called work or fight
order.
These lists, embodied in four main
divisions, compiled according to their
relative essentially for war work,
are merely for guidance.
"Such lists shall not be regarded
as binding upon the district board
in Its conclusions as to whether any
particular industry, occupation or
employment is necessary" Provost
Marshal General Crowder today de-
clared Nor shall such lists pre-
vent the district, board from holding
as necessary any industry, occupa-
ton or employment not contained
therein"
Crowder declares that these lists
merely supplement information in
the hands of the district boards and
assist the boards in dealing with
specific cases.
Each board will have Industrial
advisers who will bring to the atten-
ton of the board itself such matters
as whether or not individuals en-
gagged in some particular line of in
dustry are so necessary thereto as to
outweigh the benefit the nation
would get from their services.
These advisers will confer with
employers who ask deferred classi-
fication for their men and with en-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
TRYING EUGENE V. DEBS
ON DISLOYALTY CHARGE

took shorthand notes Of Debs' speech
at the Ohio socialist convention at
Canton, June 16. The speech is the
basis of the indictment on which the
socialist leader is being tried.
The government expects its case to
be completed Tomorrow.
The arrest of five men and two wo-
men for applauding the socialist at
torney made a dramatic ending to
the first days proceedings.
The women are Mrs. Rose Pastor
Stokes and Mrs. Marguerite Preyy,
Akron The men gave these names:
M S. Basita, Max Slotorub, Frank
Wells, Edgar Delaney and J. ]. Fried.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
'ODAY'S CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 442 NAMES

Robert Stuffer Heizer, Usage City,
Kas.
Howard Lee Stroll, HeIlertown, Pa
Karl s. McComb, Napoleon, Ohio.
Sergeants-
Grover Z. Sunderland, Newton Hamil-
ton, Pa
Paul R. Farrell. Hamden. Conn
Corporals-
Tom G. Cronan. Porterdale, GA
Arvid Larson, Kane, Pa
William c. Lemke, Ionia, Mich.
Lloyd Shrigley, Toledo, Ohio.
Arthur julius Stuart, Lubec, Maine.
Jos p Fullerton. Jr.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
George McCann, Shullsburg, Wis.
Bugler Ray L. Miller, Fafrview,
Mont
Privates-
Jason Althiser, Olive Bridge, N. Y
John A. Baccus, Woodhaven. N. 7.
John Barbarino, Boston, Mass.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Peventy-fou Killed In Action
|IWenty-fi five Died of Wounds
and LOT Missing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-The fol-
wing casualties are reported by the
mmanding general of the American
probationary forces:
Killed In action, "a.
Missing in action, 107.
wounded severely, 225.
Died of wounds, 25.
Died from accident and other
Ruses, 6.
Died of disease, 5.
Total, 442.
Killed In Action.
John t. Feltham, Jr.. Newport, r. L
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Notice to Subscribers Re-
ceiUing Their Paper
by Mail

Owing to the large number
of subscribers who paid their
subscriptions in advance sew
eral days time will be re-
quired before the labels on
the papers can be changed
so as to show proper credit.
We ask our subscribers to be
patient until the corrections
can be made, which will be
done as quickly as possible.
THE GATE CITY co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Airmen Rrouqht Down.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 10.-A dis
patch from Vienna states that three
Austrian airmen were brought down
while flying over the German lines on
the western front last week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
Socialist Leaders Speech IN
Canton Last June is Basis
of His Indictment.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 10
Trial of Eugene V. Debs, charged with
making disloyal utterances, was re-
sumed today before Federal Judge
Westenhayer.
The government introduced two
stenographers as first witnesses. They
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
United Press
War Summary

1,449th day Of the war; 55th day Of
tho counter offensive.
PIcardy front-By the capture Of
Hill 1903 the French are within four
miles of ST. Quentin. Northwest Of
LaFere they captured FortIiez ana
Impo rtant high ground.
The British advanced south Of Hav-
rineourt during the night and re-
pulsed German attacks around Gou-
zauceurt. German resistance Is
stronger at many points.
Alsne front-Amerlcans In local
fighting have gained toward LePette
Montague the fortified height which
has delayed progress of their right
flank toward the Aisne. Between the
AIsne and the AiIette the Germans
threw In fresh forces In an endeavor
to halt the flanking rnaneuver toward
the Chemin Des Danes.
Woevre front-Ge rman artillery
fire against the Americans approach
ed the Intensity Of barrage.
Aisace-Lorraine - Americans re-
pulsed German raids
Russla-czecho-Slo established
direct communications with Olivian-
maya. BoIsheviki troops surrendered
at Troiz-kozavsk.
Switzerland-Swiss authorities ar
rested nine German spies.
PortugaI-Food restrictions and
bread rations established.
Back to Starting Point.
[By J. w. T. Mason, United Press
War Expert
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Except for
q salient southeast of st. Quentin and
a double salient north and south of
LaFere, the Germans have now re-
tired practically to the Hindenburg
line along it's entire length.
A mile or two of terrain remains to
be covered at places before the Ger
mans are everywhere back in the
same footsteps that marked the start
ing place of their spring offensive.
But for practical military purposes,
the allies have regained practically
all the territory over whcih Won Hin
denburg swept this spring and sum-
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THE WEATHER
Cloudy. Fair and Warmer
Wednesday. Local temp. s p
M, "a; 8 a m, 62
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The Telegraph Service Of The |
Daily Gate City and Constitu |
tion-Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
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,ago declared the cavalry won't fixh
II the infantry won't.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-31
ZE scHtzE

odbocky agitacniho vyboru pro
Valecne usporne znamky V Ce-
ske sini Sokol, ma zapadni stra
he. Schdzi zahajil predseda J.
Kreici. DIE zpravy z hlavni u
fadovny agitace zapocne V pom
deli dne 9. zari.
Ma zapadni strane ma ten
den bude usporadana automo-
bilova parada, ktera obyvate-
lum ma pTipomenout, ze ma
ten den zacala prace We pro-
speech prodeje valecnvch uspor
nych znamek. Pro ziskani auto
mobilu do prGvodu bvl zvolen
vybor .panU: Kreici. urba-
nee, Sourek a pl. Jirikova. Da-
lie usneseno zvOllt vybOr, ktery
by We vSech spOlkovych schu
Zlch vysvetlll ucel agitaca "a
rOven ole narlZenI uStrednl IL
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VYLET CESKE TESARSKE A
TRUHLARSKE UNIE.

Obdobi letnl sc blizi ku kon
ci a proto pouzfime prilezitost
a sdeastneme Sc vyletu ktery
pofada Ultra Ceska Tesarska a
unie <. SO. do "a
brady p. Grundyho. roh Union
a vNch. 121 ul. Hudba D. Supa
bude dcinkovati. o pratelskou
zabavu a veskere pohodlf ma
vStevnikG Sc postaral porada-
jici vybor. Zabavy nasich orga-
nisovanych tesarI ktari nikdv
neschazi kdyz ide O praci, We
prospech narodni mali svoji do
brou povest a procez jiste ne
budeme Spatnymi proroky,
kdyz predpovime unii velko-
lepy uspech. ac-li pocasi neu-
della nam caru pres rozpocet.
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NOVY OAR VACL. SNAJDRA
cESKOSLOVENSKE ARMADE

Senior ceskoslovenskych zur
nalistu, p. V. snajdr, postal W.
znamny dopis p. JOS. Maskovi,
tajemniku Vojenskeho vyboru
a prilozil 100 dollarovy eek We
prospech nasich hochG bojuji-
cich tax slavne ma planich ne
hostinn6 Sibffe. Zneni dopisu
Uvadime doleji.
Vazeny rodaku:
Vyznam Cecho-SlovakG v "a
padni Sibiri vzrostl nedavnymi
udalostmi do te miry, ze po-
litikove takoveho statnickeho
rozhledu jake expresident Roo
sevelt, domn6ly polit. soupar
rresid. Wilsona, sleduji sympa
ticky, ba obdivem netajenym
ieiich valecne postupovani V 0
mech koncinach, sv6dcici neien
o hrdinske neohrozenosti, ale
mistrnem vedeni vzacne uka-
Znenosti. Doufejme, ze We spoil
ku Amerikou a iejimi spojen-
ci ma dalekem vychode, zabai-
kalska Sibir ruskemu narodu,
iemuz podle dejin a civilisace
nalezi, bude zachranena.
Prave ctu, re expresident
Roosevelt venoval z Nobelovy
ceny portsmouthske jemu "a
zasluhu o sprostredkovani a u
Irychleni miru mezi Ruskem (,
Japanskem sveho casu prirknu
tie, $1,000 Cecho-Slovakdm v
Charbinu a Vladivostoku.
In Teento velkodusny dar hlubo.
keho politickeho vyznamu, uGi.
y nenyjv< <zApeti >uznani Cecho-Slo
vakI We vychodni Sibiri "a spo
.fepce Americke republiky v te-
to,svetove valce, ponuknul mou
napatrnost k zaslani prilozene-
no. ceku znejiciho ma S1OO, k
t6muz cechoslovackemu uCeli.
Prosim "a stvrzenku, de-
kuju spolu srdecne "a pouceni
z .minuleho tydne o spdsobu nj
kupu a zasifani kufiva do Fran
cie. V ncte oddany
Vaclav Snajdr
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VAS DUN VAST BUDOUCNO
STf.

Uvazovali iste n6kdy o no.
reiSi v6t6? IDA dosud nikoliv,
mate prav6 nejvhOdn6jSi dobu
o tom premySleti a pospiSiti 81.
LaskavV ctenar sotva asi tuSi,
re prichazi o penize neuchopi
Ii Sc zahy prilezitosti, iez Sc
mu nyni naskyta vyhOdnym "a
koupenim prostranneho domo-
Va V same blizkosti m6sta as "a
polnvicni cenu nez sc platiti
buGe po valce. Neni pochybno
sti, re po valce budou pozemkv
velice drahe zejmena V pred
m6stich.
Ones Jest mozno koupiti
maietek ma pom6rne velice sna
dn6 splatkv, jez yam ulehci
koupi vaSehO vlastnihO domova
pred jistym zdrazenim a kde
miIzete sami vypestovat vSe. co
potTebuiete a tax Sc chraniti
nfed vSeobecnou drahotou. u
lozenlm pen6z V pOzemkovy
maietek niceho neztratite, an
cena ieho nikdv nek'esne. ma
ietek. ktery Sc stare vaSim sta
Inn domovem. Radime vam "a
ko"niti majetkv pokud neni do
sud patrno stoupani cen. Ozn.
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zENY KONDUKTERKAMI.

Quincy, Ill. = Dve zeny by
ly zde dosazeny do mist kon-
dukterek ma poulicnich dra-
bach. Ma jine pax stejne misto
ceka a sice tax brzy, jakmile
muzi, kteri doposud konali pra
ci tu, budou odvolani do sluzby
vojenske. Spolecnost mela V po
sledni dobe dost znacne nesna-
ze, neb nebyla s to sehnati pro
sebe odsti sill to jak konduk-
terri tax i motoraku. Proto Sc
rozhodla, ze po pristim odvo-
Gu vojenskem obsadi mista ia
silami zenskymi, ktere pri
zkousce, jiz musily profit, Sc
osvedcily.
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SMUTNA WEST.

Naseho vyborneho narodni-
no pracovnika, pokrokovce %.
Jos. Hejnu re zap. strany, pre-
smntna dosla west. StarickV
,otec jeho, Miko'as Hejna ze-
mrel We SVEN rodisti v Jaro--
meli v Cechach to liz pred
rokem, kdy rovnez s nasi sta
rou vlasti nebylo vic stykn DO
stovnich i jinych. Zpravu tn
zaslal sem porucik cd ceskoslo
venske armady p. Spaniel z O
mahy prostrednictvim poruci-
ka Niederle V Clevelandu pilso
biciho o kteremztc umrti d.
stoinik Spaniel dozvedel Sc
svfho casu nahodile ma Rusi.
kde synovec naseho pana JOS.
Hejny V ceskoslovensk6 arma
de slouzil.
JarOmeTskV meSt'an Miko-
las Hejna byl pravym typem
teskehO vlastence - osmactv-
ficatnka. Studoval V Praze a
"a Damatneho revolucniho hnu
tt l.. 1848 pfimkl Sc Verne k a.
kademicke m'adezi, prava sva
tova clavske koruny ma barika
dach haiicf. Kdyz hnuti to ra
kouskou soldateskou bylo DO
tlaceno, Miko'as Hejna vratil
Sc krasneho sveho rodist6. kde
ieho dalSi narodni cinnost bv-
la vzdy prikladem mNadSf ge-
nerace.
Budiz skvela pamet' zaslou
Sil6ho kmeta a nase neihlubsi
soustrast zdejsim pozdstalym.
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UNIE PROTI KONDUKTER.
KAN.

Unie zamestnancu ma karach
dozadala vcera mayora Davise.
aby jmenoval jednoho elena do
vyboru, ktery by rozhodnul.
zda-li jest treba v pritomne do
be, zam6stnavat zeny co kon-
duktorky. Spotecnost bude NIT
diva, a unie tez diva zastupca.
Mayor Davis ma jmenovat pa
teho, ktery by V jednani no Z.
hodoval. "y
Unie dokazuie. zo Sc o praci
hlasl dostatek muzG a tudiz. ze
neni tfeba zeny zamestnavai.
Spolecnost ma vycvlcenych 150
kondukterek. Unle clenum "a
po'edela pOSkyJnOut navuuy
pcnla....
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VYPOMOCNY SPOLEK
"VCELKY"

Pfisti pondelf ma Delnicky
svatek, porada Vypomocny
Spolek Weekly, v Narodni SIM
ma Broadway divadelni pred
stavenf We prospech fondu ma
zaopatrenf potreb pro Cesko-
slovenske dobrovolniky.
Prvn6 ma jeviste budou uve-
deny dive iednoaktovky pod ma
zvem - "Pod Bicem" - dru
ha - "Na druhou stranu."
ODE byly sepsane a VGelkam
venovane cd prof. Piseckeho.
Jest to zajimavy del z pfitom-
ne DOLBY. ktery kazdeho bude
zaiimat. U'ohy jsou vesm6s V
rukou dobrych ochotnfkn a o.
chotnic, kteri sc pficinili, abv
DEF obecenstvu Verne podali.
Divadlo Tidi p. Kotmol.
Pro mas zajimava prace %.
prof. Piseckyho a pax ucel pro
ktery Sc divadlo pofada, zaslu
hufe abv pri pondelnim pred
stavenf kazde mistecko V Ma.
rodni Sini bylo zaplneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-31
RAKOUSKE PRAPORY
MA SPODNf PRADLO
DETEM.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. G.. = Nova
velezrada odhalena v Praze.
N6mci sc hrozne rozeiluji mad
vynosem mestsk6 rady Prazske
Gle nehoz mali vSchni domaci
pani vsecky prapory jez lezi
neupotfebeny Ma jejich pGdach
darovat pro zhotovenf spodni-
no prada prazske chudin6.
Praporu ie vSude ma pGdach
prazskych domG velke mnoz-
stvi a platno z Mich Sc mnze
vhodr6 pouziti.
Tato rekvisice neupotfebe-
nych a neupotrebite'nych pra
rorovych latek hrozne dojala
citlive Nemce, kteri zufi, proto
re pry Prazane Ochotn6 davaji
k disposici cernozlute vlajky =
rakouske, ale slovanske a ce-
sk6 dat necht6ji, ac bila bar
va pro spodni pradlo by Sc lepe
hodila nez cerna zluta. Ostat
ne ie to znesveceni rakouskych
barev.
CeSi ci Prazane ovsem jsou
Ease toho nazoru, re bile prad
10 detske Sc rychleji zamaze
nez cerne a zlute, coz ie rozho
luifcim V nyneisim nedostatku
myd'a a sody j paliva, jehoz
ie treba k vyvareni prada.
Patrne zvitezilo mineni &c
skych PrazanG, re Sc Nemci
tax pohorSujf mad novou vele
zradou.
Ostatne = rakouskych vitez
stvi je ted pomalu, oslavovat Sc
mic nemGze, kdezto ceskych a
slovanskych prapord je porad
zanotrebi pro siezdy slavno-
sti iez Sc v Praze casteji kona
ii a snad i pro nedalekou budou
onost = kdv uz praporG rakou
skVch nebude pOtrebi