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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25

Tho Bed Cross nurse has become a
SymhulIrul figure To IN" world CoouraCn
is her tradition. Will" countless thnn-
sands OF men and women run only follow
tn. army and navy with thoughts OF
eaEcrneSS and yparnlng. by virtue ot
h"r knowledge and her $illl she becomes
a member of one group or women per
mittcd 20 belong 10 tn" military. directly
serving the colorS. sharing ;he fortunes
and some Of the risks uf war.
All tho world is needing the services
of the nurse. Approximately lu.nDo or
our own nurses haze gone into military
or our own wounded. or. at tho relncSt
Of Great Britain. s"rring with the Brit
iSh Expeiitiouurr Forces.
They have gone into !tslN ana Greece.
are on their way 10 Palestine. Nnd they
arc somewhere nrar Salnnika. The cant
paign call Of the nursing service Is that
we shnll have twenty-five thousand by
the first OF January
The surgeon general OF the army has
asked us 10 supply this number before
that time The United States Army ana
Navy Corps, the Council OF National Dc
fcnsr and the Red Cross Nursing Ser
vice ar" all calling to the graduate nurse
to en,sr tho military service.
That there may be enough nurses Tor
t!rn army the nursing profession is
pressing every individual qualified nurse
To nlahc an immediat" decision rs TO hcr
willingness 10 serve with III" army and
navy.
Every day at tho, head quarters in
Washington groups OF trained nurses arc
being mobilizcd for military service Tor
the environments Of HON" or lhc Mlr
hospitals abroad. THEY arc caDtd like
soldiers and respond like soldiers. The
country IS leaning upon them as heavily
MS on It's lighters. For the United
States is now fully awak" "a the realtza-
ton that an adequate nursing force Is
lust as essential TO victory as adequate
infantry or artillery or Hett.
So keen. Indeed. Is this realization
tina! every man and woman Is involved.
The government 10 chilling on tho gen
oral public to do It's shnTc-tn make the
sacrifices. MI in tho gaps and promote
nil public and nome health measures In
order 10 release the trained nurse for
war duty Those who engage private
duty nurses arc urged to give the prefer
once Ia nurses awaiting orders OF
mobilization. that the financial burden
may not hn too great Practically every
training school FOR nurses in the United
States is expanding its accommodations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
McPherson's Military Comment

the Enlcncicnncs-lIirson railroad and
the lie Cateau- MaubcuEe railroad.
Once 1t is reached the German forces
now cnst of lie Catcau will have TO go
back To the Mons MaubeuHc-liirson line,
and all this section of Northeastern
France will be redeemed.
In yesterdays attack The British
reached Romerirs early III the forenoon.
taking 200 prisoners. This town lies
five miles southwest OF lie Quesnoy
and two miles northeast of Solesmes.
Only a short advance is now necessary
in this region In bring Maubeuge under
long-diStance artillery fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
HORSES cREMATEp.

CHARLESTON; W. Va, Oct. a.
Eight truck horses were burned to death
in fire carly this morning which dc.
stroyed the stable Of the Woodrun,
Home Quitting company in West
Charleston. Seven automobiles were
badly damaged. The total loss Is esti'
mated at 10000. with $4,000 Of It COW
cred by insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
SUPERINTENDENT HIN OFT.

Solomon BeQuctte, FIat RIvcr. NO,
writes: "'rwo years ago Was down on
my hack till could hardly 60. Foley
kidney Pills strntghtnned mo right up.
I recommend them 10 nil who have kid
nsy trouble" Rheumatic pains. aching
joints. sore and swollen muscles indi-
cate that the Kidneys are not properly
ftltorinE impurities from tho blood. F9-
ley Kidney Pills get riEhA at the trouble
ana give prompt relief. Pstnful irrcg-
ulac and slecp-disturbIng bfSdhcr trou-
hi also yield quickly to Scir tout>
he ng action. Sold crerywhctNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

Two petitions In bankruptcy were filed
before L. g Commissioner Boyd yestcr-
day: they were James NJ. Pool. Of Pnd"n
City. liabilities S2.i42.23. assets s1SS6;
Philip X Rolen. Of Padcn City. liabili-
ties STS0.S4. assets s149.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
INTE1r1aEHcEz
ALL THE WORLD NEEDS NURSES
Call the General for Twenty
five Thousand by the First of January
BY JANE A. DELANO
Director of the Department Nursing Red Cross


Director Of the Department Of NurSng American Red Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-25
By william L. Mcpherson.

tCupyright, 1918. New York TriDun'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
YOUNG WOMAN ACCUSED
OF CARRYING PISTOL

Minnie Reid, q young woman, was
arrested at the Randol Hotel this
forenoon by Policeman Harrison on
d charge OF carrying concealed
weapons and taken to the police sta
ton, where she made bond in the
sum Of SIS for her appearance in
police court tomorrow morning. She
asked that an officer go with her to
the hotel to collect money she said
was owing her for her services.
When the officer went there with
her, the proprietor said the girl had
lett her work and went away at meal
time and that she could not stop
work then to pay her. He then
paid her what was due her. The
women kept talking, the officer said,
and Minnie Reid went back to the
kitchen when some one said she had
a gun and was going to shoot the
proprietor. Officer Harrison went
to the kitchen, searched the young
woman, found a p double action
pistol in her pocket and took her to
the station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
How to Fight the
Colorado Potato Beetle

Carl Russell, county agent, has
received complaints from several
Ardmore people regarding the dam
age to gardens by the Colorado po-
tato beetle, and has given out there
formulas to eradicate the pest; One
pound OF lead arsenate to Is gallons
Of water; spray until plants are
thoroughly wet; one pound OF Paris
green and two pounds OF lime (hy-
drated); mix well together, place in
thin sack and dust over plants while
wet from dew, and, if possible, when
the wind is not blowing. MIR. Rus
sell recommends that owners OF
home gardens secure Circular No.
I4l, Garden and Truck Crop Insect
Pests" put out by the Oklahoma
A. & NJ. College, Saltwater. Anyone
desiring this circular may obtain
same free, from Mr.. Russell at the
! Chamber OF Commerce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
NO MORE PHONES
BETWEEN AMERICAN
AND MEXICAN TOWNS

Fl Paso, Texas, April lO.-Tele-
phone connections between Ameri-
can and Mexican border towns on
the Mexican border are being sus-
pended for the period OF the war, it
is officially announced here. This
action is being taken voluntarily by
the telephone companies operating
in the American border towns and
is being done to prevent informa-
tion regarding American military
preparations reaching German
agents in Mexico.
Telephone communication has al
ready been severed between Browns
vile and Matamoras; between Lare-
do and Nuevo Laredo, and Eagle
Pass and Piedras Negras. The same
action is to be taken between here
and Juarez and at Douglas, Naco,
Nogales and San Diego, west of
there. An elaborate system of "un-
derground" system Of communica-
ton between German agents in
America and MeXican towns oppo-
site here, it was announced here,
and the voluntary action Of the
American Bell Telephone Company
is expected to curtail the operations
OF these German agents.
A censorship on telegraph lines
to Mexico has been in effect on the
border for a year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
SPEEDER HITS BRICK
PILE; PAINFULLY HURT

win Moore. employed by an ant
tomobile sales company in the
Chamber of Commerce building, A
street, northwest, who lives at Stan
ley boulevard and A street south
west, was badly hurt about $3.50 this
morning when he drove a new Nash
car into a pile of brick in front of
the new hotel. Moore was going
west on Main street and the police
said his car was running between
50 and 90 miles an hour. All the
front part of the car was smashed.
When picked up Moore had a
small piece of the rim of the steer
ing wheel in his hand and the re-
inainder of it was hung around his
neck. He was thrown with his
breast on the wheel and his head
and shoulders went through the
Windshield. Moore was taken to
the Hardy sanitarium, where it was
found he was badly cut and bruised
but no bones were broken. There
are severe cuts on his neck, face
arms and breast, and there are many
bruises on various parts OF his body
The most severe injury appears tc
he upon his breast. After being
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10

in a general way. There was, at this
time, no specific property named or
pointed out, but a spirit of hearty
and patriotic cooperation was man
ifest on the part OF the members Of
the bar.
Any property discovered within
the jurisdiction of the court found
to be of this nature will he reported
to the custodian and the members OF
the bar will make known to the
court any such property coming to
their notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUES
TO HOLD RALLY APRIL 1e


"ueI l"e ulrectlon OF OaIi Nus-
sen s. H., county agent ana MIS- MINNIE
D. CiuIcn' emergency nome demon
S.I9'loIl ,, agent IaIly Gl l"e boys
ana gins as' lTui''''aI cups } D' ~ 0al
'e' ' Couu'y "lII og neI' iNPl" - I'
,He IooIl mouse. "e'e ,L cluDS5 5oG %nlcn m
nav d i'l',o s.up o. 1PoGI I 'oo, Ir q.
..'u0' s '.i1 J'. '7lIO, ,''lI o' ''lc u !.,.vN
5[ 9Ia,'5 ,I uy2a' '''1i'J oL "s lIu',y s.
-l. >, e,'"' t 81, las @ l.'-,' = ~. ''.e . las
canning canning 9''IlI .I,, pleau i, anu , poultry
l.uos, ! WINE A'', Nusseu russell mas 81, super
;. VISION oI 'ns -oIl!; cotton . Na:'I'' I !5I
'['''"' ~ S eS"u'' r I,'o , maj IL Pis % '',o
S'SIP Cl"os ,, Iol DolS' .,.i1 5ese Is I @Iso
d Po'''o ''"' io' '''e MUS j" M ~
more, ore, .,,., ,..r..
.'., ne cup are p'oll,'S piS; "o"ueI tuIiy .,5
lgCO'1s.u, , h an ana ',>Ce.'s,.. N., go go ~
eaoS .,@Ee GSeu @ '"iu'' @ me al I1"'t@eu Il
a:.od r'oY Illa I'.l o,'I P'5 S,," o'o ' wy
@ @,,su ~ lt'''o e25 oa,I1 o' 7L To,'o,' %. o41
S..s. t PI.fs i5 80 ill., ..l N',a' s ''..' y
ro ''C cILs III T Ca,' ,l ',o'Ily H. IA Az .,'
r;5t;o, La, $3.50 S6s6 T.; 81, ,,;. 49, -
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tL. er- ~, 1,'G ,;,,,, ,-. Wv .Ia
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10

IDN IITV NsSUNIdIVU IVooT'
Moscow Tuesday, April 9.-Rus-
sia's national flag henceforth will be
red, with the inscription "Rossiskay
NotzialyitiacheSkaya Federativnaya
Sovietskaya RespubGka' (Russian
Socialistic Federative Soviet Repub-
lic). This was decided upon today
in resolution passed unanimously
by the central executive committee
of the all-Russian soyets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
Russia Adopts Red
Flag of Socialism

Chairman Syerdloff, proposing the
Russian flag, said it was imperative
TO decide the question OF the flag
Immediately, as the Russian flag
will have to wave over the embas-
sizes in Berlin and Vienna, and we
can not have the old tri-color, so /
think it must be proper to adopt the
red flag under which we fought and
gained victory"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
g ENEMY ALIENS
ARE REARRESTED

Milwaukee, Wis, April 10
Eighty-two enemy aliens, who are
said to have violated their permits,
were arrested early today by agents
of the department OF justice.
1t is said about two hundred 9TH
ers will be taken as soon as they
can be located.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10

treated at the sanitarium he was
sent to his home.
An employe at the place where
Moore worked said the car would
not make 50 miles an hour and that
Moore was not driving that fast.
The car was a new one and did not
appear TO have been out before.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
Ends Railroad ADVERTISING

Washington, April l0.--Railroad
publicity and advertising in future
must be limited to information
needed by the public, under orders
issued by Director General McAdoo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10

ito leave Fort Rosecrans for active
service. They were sent to San
Diego and from there to an Eastern
port, going via the Panama canal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10

J. R. Caflock, Mrs Edward Sandlin,
Mrs. A. f. Curtis and Mrs. Minnie
B. Church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-10
Wash Goods Special
Unusual Opportunity

Just at time when the price Of every cotton
fabric is steadily advancing comes this opportunity
to supply your needs. The following staple wash
goods at big saving: Kiddie Kloth Percae, Shirt
ing Madras, Colored Dress Linens and Orange Bios
som Nainsook, at extra special prices tomorrow.
Kiddie Kloth-32-inch Kiddie Kloth in beauti-
ful range Of stripes checks and solid coors the most
popular material used this season for Chidren's
Rompers, Dresses, etc. Regular Soc grade spe-
cial ---- - -- -29c
Tram Percae e Full So inches in width, long
fold, in beautiful selection of stripes and checks.
Regular price is p 1-2c yard. Special--------19c
Shirting NIadras-36-inch Shifting Madras all
the very newest patterns. Regular 35c grade on
Dress Linen-36-inch Rami Linen in green, blue
pink and oyster white. Our regular Sl.25 seller
Special --------------.- ------------------- Sl19
Dress Linen-Also SO inches wide, in same col
ors as above Regular $1.O0 grade on sale tOmor-
row for r-----------------------
Orange Blossom NainsOOk-36-nch soft finish
Nansook, put up 10 yards in a box and sells regu-
larly for 30c yard. Special price per box is--S249
1t will be to your interest to come early and buy
literally of these clothes, the special low prices
will be made only for few days.
No mail or phone orders will be filled at these
special prices.
|2A@llzal;1x01QsWz1le
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-01-16
Bolsevicky mir nebude zavaznym
pro cele Rusko.

Londyn, IA. lcdna. Pres to,
.ze rusko-nemecke mirove vyjed-
navani v Bfestu Liteyskem nena-
leza Sc V takoyem stadiu, ably mo-
hlo byti feceno, ze separatni mir
mezi Ruskem a centralnimi moe
nostmi je neodvratnym, nebezpe-
q takoveho separatniho miru
pfece z6stava. Zpravy, ktere do
chazeji 2 Ruska, ale naznaeuji, ze
mir, uzavreny S bolseviky, nebyl
by mirem zavaznym pro celG Ru-
sko a nepochybne trval by jenom
po TAX dlouho, dokud bolSevici
nalezali by Sc u vlady. Nebot ne
nj mono 81 myslet, ze by Teutoni
pristoupili ma mir spravedlivy,
ktery nezanechal by trpkosti V
ruznych narodech, obyvajiclch
Nemei zabranou east Ruska. -
Nemci pfeji 81 mfru S Ruskem, po-
nevada takoveho mlru potfebuji
k dalsimu vyvoji valecnych pla-
Mi. Rusko zaplaveno je pfito-
mne dobe nemeckymi agenty IT,
to vynasnaai sc re vSech sill, aby
co nejyice uvnitf Ruska vykona-
Ii We prospech Nemecka. Ale ko-
zaci ziskavajf nepfetrzit6 ma slle.
Mali We sv6 kontrole diStrikt, KITE
ry je zasobarnou potravin. Snazl
Sc k0lem sebe soustfediti veskere
demokraticke zivly ktere pfeji 81
zaehrany Rllska a utvofeni sku-
teGne representaeni a trvale Via
dy. A nemuze to dlouho trvati a
rIlsky lid musi pfijiti k nahledu,
ze jenom pomoci spojencd mIze
uskutecniti ideally sve revoluce
Ovscm, Rusko nemiize Sc jiz nj
kdy stati dGlezityn valecn(m ci-
nitelem. Moderni yalka vyzaduje
mocny dobfe rizeny stroj "a ar
madou ma front6. Tento stroj '
Rusku byl ale systsmaticky niden
a z toho dlvodu Rusko nem1ze
Sc stati znovl valecnym cinitelen,
dokud tento stroj nebude znovl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-01-16
Nemci popravuji Belgicany ma
pouhe podezfeni.

Londyn, II. ledna. = Zpravy
byly zde ziskany z beleickych L.
rednich kruhd SO dalsich ured-
mich popravach Belgii. Tim po-
Get Belgicand, popravenych cd
ledna roku 1917, dostoupil po6tu
ITO, mezl nimiz byly nejmen6 dv6
zeny, til divky cd IA do 16 rokn
stare a nekolik mladikd pod 20
rokI start. Vsichni popraveni Bel
gicane byli obvineni Nemci . w
zyedacstvl v mnohych pripadcch
zatceni, odsouzeni a poprava pro-
vedeny byly We tfech anebo ety.
fech dnech 2 toho dGvodu zadne
va5ne vysetfeni obvineni nemohlo
byti provedeno. Pod vladou ze-
snuleho guvernera, generala Won
Bissinga, 100 poprav bylo prove
demo ' roce, die nemecklch iired
mich zprav. General Won Falken-
hausen, novy nemeckT vojenskv 7
guverner Belgie, zvysil tento re-
hord trolnasobne ustal uverejno-
yati jmena obeti, tax ably nemohli
byti prohlasovani "a mucedniky
syymi krajany. .Jako dalsi opa-
trnostni opatfeni popraveni byli
pohfbeni We zdech v6zeni. Jedna
divka byla popravena, ponevad5
pfenesla dopis pres hranice. Mnoz.
stvi mestskych tifednfki, mezi nj.
mi oni m6sta Monsu, byli poku.
tOyani, ponevadz nenari6ili, aby
zyonilo Sc ma oslavu n6meckych
vitezstyi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-01-16
Novy typ nemeckych ponorek.

Londyn, IA. ledna. = Ponorko,
We vedenl valky vzalo ma sebe no.
YOU tyarnost cd zahajenl zimniho
obdobi. Ponorky tax zvaneho
kfiznikoveho typu vykonavajl
nyni v6tSinu niciye prace a male
ponorky ociyidne obmezuji svoii
praci ma kladeni min. Pfieinou
toho je, re male ponorky neJsou
1cinnymi a spolehlivymi na roz-
boufenych morich, zat1m 60 kfiz-
nikov@ch ponorek da Sc uziti
"a kazdych okolnosti. Tyto kfiz-
nlkove ppnorky mali dve 3.9-pal-
cova della a sestnact torped a mo-
hou zdstati ma mofi po sestnact
tydnd. Nemci zbudovali znatne
mnozstvi techto kfiznlkovych po-
norek iedna tohoto typu vyko-
nala cestu do Spojenych Statn.
Mnoho obchodnlch lodi posled-
nj dobe potopeno bylo delostfele-
ckym ohnem. Della novych meme
ckych ponorek nejsou stareho ty-
pu, nybrz modelni a z toho divo-
du / ,l6inneiSi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-01-16
Emma Destinnova naleza Sc
v Cechach.

Atlantic City, n. j., l3. ledna.
Zahada, obklopuj{ci nepfitom-
most Metropolitan opefe Y New
Yorku slavne Geske zp6vacky 81.
Emmy Destinnove, byla yyjasn6-
ma bgvalym vyslancem ameri-
ckym Rakousku, F. G. Penfiel-
dem, kterp sd6lil: Naleza Sc
nynl Cechach, kde vlastni "a
mex nedaleko mlsta, kde zijc Dim
Gilly, znamy opernl peyec, kterS
te2 vystupoval V Ameriee. TIz
pochaz1 Z Alziru a nasledovn6 je
franeouzskym ob6anem. Pratel-
stvi k tomuto p6vci bylo jednou 2
pri6in, proc Destinnova Sc vratila
do Czech Q Ameriky proti rade
svych pfatel Nepochybne bude
nucena zistati Rakousko-U -Uher-
sku az do skonceni valky.''
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-01-16
RUSOVE A TEU1ONI
DOHODLI Sc Ma PRO-
DL0UzENI PRIMER|
Leninovi zamlouva Sc mirovy pro-
gram pres. Wilsona. - Angie
GasteGne uznala bolSeviky.

Londyn, IA. ledna. - Pi.lmei.l
mezi Ruskeu a centralnimi moe
nostmi prodlouzeno bylo jeden
mesic, die oznameni Petrohradu.
Teutonska delegace V Bfestu Lii
tevskem pfijala tento rusky ma
vrh, kdyz Trocky pfestal trvati
na pfeneseni konference na neu-
tralni pidu. Prodlouzeni pfimef
je mnohymi oznacovano iako Vi
tezstvi bolsevik1, ktefi budou
schopni pokracovati We sve pro-
pagande mezi nemeckym vol
skem.
Bolsevicky vhdce prlbehu Wy.
jednavani medal ma jevo znamek
povolnosti, naopak neboiacne
reel naznacil, ze Rusko povolilo Y
tomto bode jenom toho ddvo-
du, ably nebylo vineno znemoz-
neni dalsiho mfroveho jednani.
Mezitim pax V Petrohrad6 boise
visit vddci pokratuii V pflpra-
yach k reorganisaci armady.
Chteji ziskati arlnadu dobroyol-
nlkd, ponevadz jednati bude Sc 0
svatou valku', dojde-li k preru-
SEM mfroyeho jednani a Rusove
chtejl jenom skuteene bojovnfky,
Anglicka ylada rozhodla Sc ma
vazati informalni styky Maxi
mem Litvinovem, ktery jmenoyan
byl bolsevickou vladou ruskym
vyslaneem V Londyns, die ozna
meni casopisu Daily Mail. Tento
krok ucinsn byl hlavne "a tim IL
celem, aby vlada anglicka ziskala
uzite6ne informaee ohledne Ru-
ska. Casopis naznacuje, ze nebylo
by moudrou zasadau, kdyby all
glicka vlada odeprela pfijimati
pro nj uzitecn6 informace ohledne
Ruska, zvlaste, kdyz je patrno,
ze Lenin a Trocky iests Sc phi
vlad6 udr2i.
Nikolai Lenin, bolsevicky pre-
mier, jak oznamily zpravy Pc
trohradu, pochvalil mirovy pro-
gram presidenta Wilsona, kdy3
ziskal pfesny text jeho feci ku
kongresu. Naznacil jenom, ze An
glie mela byti tax ostre odsouze-
ma jako Nemecko. Lenin pax ma.
fldil, ably text feei presidenta
Wilsona byl telegrafovan Leonu
lTrockemu do Bfestu Ltevskeho
Potravinova situaee ruskem ka.
pitolu sc poslednich dneeh lep.
Sila.
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Nemecke casopisy uverejnily
Wilsonovu roc.

Amsterdam, l3. ledna. We
tsina celnych berlfnskych kra-
jinskych nemeclsytch listji uverej-
Mia pinem zneni rec presiden-
ia Wilsona ku kongresu. Liberal
nj casopisy, kter6 uznaly rec tuto
"a hodnou kom sntafe, jsou odsu-
zoyany pangernansk!mi casopi-
sy pro mfrnost posudku. y ru-
skych casopisn doposud jenom
Pravda, bolsevicky organ, prinesl
posudek. TentJ obviauje presi-
denta Wilsona pokrytectvl a
prohlasuje, ze stoji eele ameri.
ckeho imperiahs mu.
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Teu. IKE armddy v Italii
m1Ae pOtkati OSud legii Ma
pOleOnOvych ma Steplch RuSka
Spoeni byo pnuto tieskutou zmou spojenci chysa
mocnemu uderu ucelem vytlacmi vetrelcu Italie
mirove odnan Brestu Litevsken.

fronte. Berlin oznamuje n6kolik
'utkani We vzduchu tvrdi, lc Sest
aeroplanG til balony hyly sra
zcny nemecklmi Ictci. PaiizSkd
zprava sdelujc, ze dyanact ncpia.
telskich strojn bylo srazcno "a
n6mecklmi liniemi od /. do 10. lc-
dina, vcdlc patnaeti SrojH, iich5
znitcni drive bylo oznamcno.
Jedina srazka patrol, oznamena
y anglickJch linii, udala Sc jiho-
vychodn6 od Armentieres. Ma pa
horcich Maasy, We VogeSach Sc
Verne cd Aisne d6lostfelecke SOU
boje jsou plnem proudu. Tre-
skuta lima ma bojiStlch zastavila
veSkere operace znemoznila ope-
race pechoty We y6tSIm meiitku
Po cely m6slc tem6i fronta We
Franeii Belgii jc zasnezena. =
Tim oGekayana n6mecka ofensiva
byla oddalena ma t{dny, nell ma
mesice.
Y 2asn6zenych italskleh no.
rach rakouSko-n6mecka vojska H.
ch(lila Sc k lynn, ably mohla ko-
matt vlzvedne operacc Dflostfe-
lectyo italske a spojenen je Y elm
nosti ma italske fronte a ocekava
Sc, zc dojde k velke offensive spo-
jenc1 t6chto mistech co nejdfi-
We.
Vyjcdnavani mezi Rusy a Teu.
tony Y Bfestu Litevskem nejde
po pfanl Nemcu hladce a informa,
ee na2natuJi, ze miize dojiti k pre-.
ruSeni jednani. Oznamuje Sc, ze
Tnrci poruslli primerl a yysadili
10000 vojaku mezi Trapezuntem
ia Lie ze ponorka potopila ru-
sky transport. Petrohradske ca.
sopisy otisknji poyest, ze mirovt
jednani bude presunuto do Var
sayy. Bolseyictf vGdci V Petro
hrad6 pokracuji Y pfipravach Pre-
NONE pferuseni mlrovfho vyjed.
|navani.
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Zena br-utalne zavrazdena.

Mason City, Ia, II. ledna. -
Pani Clara Wedge-ova. bohata
zdeJsi obcanka, byla zavrazdena
We SVEN obydli sobotu DO te
dfm byl zapdlen. 5lrtvols nesfast.
ne 1ony nalezena byla kaluzine
lrve. Byla uxn1rcena ramon do
hlavy a nepofddak pokoii ma.
znaccval, ze utocnikem svedla tu.
hy zspas. Loupsz, jak So "a 70 mi
byls podnstem k vrazds q polieie
zadrzela podesreleho muze, jeho5
jnsno nebylo sdsleno.
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yybudovan. A to bude vyzadoya-
Ii dlouhou dobu. Bude-li uzavien
bolseyiky mir a po nejake dobe ma
to dojde k svrzenf bolseviku, no
va ruska vlada mdae prohlasiti
mirove smlouvy JIM uzavfene "a
neplatne, pon6vadz nebyly proje-
VEN vile ruskeho naroda a nasle-
dovne nemohou byti celym naro-
dem poyazovany "a zavazne. Y
takov6m piipade mohlo by dojl-
ii k obnoveni ruske fronty, ale
valka Ruskem mohla by bJti We
dena jenom V obramFch liniich.
Ma yyboi ruske armady sotva ma
hly by pomysleti.