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The Connecticut labor press., 1918-02-16
LACK OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN
 CAPITAL AND LABOR THE CAUSE OF UNREST

labor unrest and comes to these con- c1usions:
 "The effective conduct of tie war suffers needless1y, because of inter ruption of work, due to actual or threatened strikes, purposed decrease in efficiency through the strike on the job, decrease i'll efficiency due to labor unrest and disfocation of the labor supply. American industry, nor are their causes new. The conditions and their causes have long been familiar and long uncorrected. War has only served to intensity the old derange- ments by making greater demands upon industry and by affording the occasion for new disturbing factors.
 Among the causes of unrest, famil- far to students of industry, the fol- lowing stand out with special signif- canoe to the industrial needs of war:
 Broadly speaking, American indus try lacks a healthy basis of relation ship between management and men. At bottom this Is due to the insist ence by employers upon individual dealings with their men. Direct deal ings with employers organizations is still the minority rule in the United States. In the maj jority of instances there is no joint dealing, and in too many instances employers are in active opposition to labor organiza- tions. This failure to equalize the parties in adjustments of inevitable industrial contests is the central cause of our difficulties.
 There is a commendab1e spirit throughout the country to correct specific evils. The leaders in indus try must go further, they must help to correct the state of mind on the part of labor; they must aim for the realese of normal feelings by ena- bling labor to take it's place as a CO., operator in the industrial enterprise. In word, a conscious attempt must be made to generate a new spirit in industry.
 "There is a widespread lack of knowledge on the part of capital as to labor's feelings and needs, and on the part of labor as to problems of management. This is due primarily to a lack of collective negotiation the normal process of industry. In addition, there is but little rea1iza- ton on the part of industry that the so-called labor problem demands not only occasional attention but contin uous and systematic responsibility, as much so as the technical or financial aspects of industry"
The Connecticut labor press., 1918-02-16

Our employers" he added, should be treated with every show of respect and confidence. Thoroughly investi- gate the conditions surrounding us as to whether the same will warrant se- curing the conditions which we arc seeking, for it must be remembered there are three parties to consider namely, our employers, the public at large and the rganizatiOns."
 Legislative Matters.
 In closing President Sullivan re- viewed the general labor legislation of the last General Assembly and said that in spite of the comparatively little accomplished discouragement should not be entertained but that instead, a strong, concerted effort should be made to secure greater re- suits at the next session.
 Wage Gains.
 The report of the secretary, George most interesting table of wage ad- vances throughout the state between February, 1917, and July 1. They are as follows:
 Branford, 7Oc; Bridgeport, 55c 75c; Fairfield, Csc; Greenwich, soc Hartford, $1OO; Meriden, 4Oc Middle town, soc; Milford, 4Oc; Naugatuck, 40c; New Britain, soc; New London, 66c; New Milford, soc; Norwich, 16c Putnam, 6Oc; Ridgefeld, 66c; Rock vile, 40c; South Manchester, 4Oc Stamford, soc; Thompsonville, 35c Wi1limantic, 55c
 The mill question has improved somewhat, but there remains quite a lot of work to bring it up to where it should be-.
 Fraternal Delegates Report.
 George A. Parsons, Local 43, Hart ford; fraternal delegate to the New York State Council convention last den, fraterna1 delegate to Massachu- H. Cannon, fraterna1 delegate to the convention of the New Jersey State Council also made highly interesting reports.
 Treasurer's Report.
 Treasurer O. w. Jones of Hartford submitted a very complete and satis- factory report, showing a substantial balance in the treasury.
 Government Work Card.
 The necessity for members taking out a. clearance card, when entering government employ was brought up for discussion at the Monday session and, upon recommendation of Thomas Guerin of Boston, a member of the general executive council, it was de- cided that the state council should communicate with the general off cers for ruling and send a copy of same to all locals when received. s~v
 (Continued on Page 8
The Connecticut labor press., 1918-02-16
CAUSES AND REMEDIES FOR
 IT ARE COVERED IN REPORT
 OF PRESIDENTS MEDIATORS
Dsoya But Are Not Satisfied Management Industry In Places Where Oppressive and Unhealthy Relationship With Employers Prevails.

1 the necessary adm stive struc-
 6. When assured of sound labor conditions and effective means for the just redress of grievances that may arise, labor i'll it's turn should surrender all practices which tend to restrict maximum efficiency.
 2. Uncorrected evils are the great est provocative of extremist propa- ganda, and their correction in itself would be the best counter propa- ganda. But there is need for more affirmative education. There has been too little publicity of an educative sort in regard to 1abor's relations to the war The purposes of the gov ernment and the methods by which 1t is pursuing them should be brought home to the fuller under standing of labor. Labor has most at stake III this war, and 1t will eagerly devote it's all, if only it be treated with conf dence and understanding, subject nei- their to indulgence nor neglect, but dealt with as a part of the citizenship ofthe State.
 Many Evils Discovered.
 Among the evils to which the com mission attributes many labor dis
 
 labor turnover, the commingling of two and even three dozen nationali ties, nonresident ownership of mines and huge corporations and the solid arity of interest among employers as against the division of interest among workingmen.
 The commission declares the trade union movement to be the most promising unifying spirit among the worke-S. It was discovered, however, that employers take advantage of racial diversities and other internal difficulties to foment spirit of an- tagonism between labor groups.
 In Arizona the commission found that the strikes early last year re- suited in loss of one hundred thou sand pounds of copper mined. Here the commission discovered under1y- ing local labor conditions which were devoid of safeguards against strikes, and, in fact, provocative of them"
 In this connection the commission declares the attitude of employers and their representatives to be unsci- entifc and unfair. The report adds it has hardly begun to be realized that labor questions call for the same systematic attention and understand AAAS dAO Sr4AA dS 00 pLOD- lems"
 In one camp the commission found B nationaiities. represented. Another had 26. Nothing was done to assimi- late the non-Eng1ish speaking ele- ments or to Americanize alien labor CTS. The report intimates that em- ployers found this condition to their advantage.
 Speaking of the war the commis- sion said:
 Opinion of, Men Uncertain.
 "The uncritica1 opinion of the men that all wars are capitalistic, and therefore that ours must be such, was encouraged by the heavy profits of the copper companies resulting from the European war before Our en- trance into it. The limitation of profteering through price fixing and taxation had been only too recently accomplished to have made itself felt either in it's actual operations or in the understanding of the workmen.. Searches for Causes.
 The commission records at length its search for the real cause of the
The Connecticut labor press., 1918-02-16

oenpara saSW Labor hsNGe Rsea @AIFsA
 Thara shoald not b@ . sRAsnR CT 6 shixksr h any labor ogganasatdo0s es- elared eanaU@ 0ompera. pFsadsus e& the Amss4san TsdsEatIo0 o& LAboa. I'm ea address RS the convention oR ths aational labor publicity organizA&zcas which is aMliatsd with tho fsdsrafaoaA Hs urged labor to support thS MOF- axnment in every way possiblaL"
 1r. Gompsrs likensd those who seek to bring about industrial chaos In ths labor world to the bolshsvih, "tRytna Co secure everything and gaining noehr 2ng." The bolshsviki, he asserted, had made the people of Russia "crawl o0 their bellies and ask for mercy at tAa hands Ge the German kaiseRR
The Connecticut labor press., 1918-02-16
Hurley Wants nIs Laber Rsssvva.

Hurley Wants Big Labor Rsssvva.
 Two hundred and 6fty thousand Of the eaat mechanics in the woGId for labor reserve is the goal toward which Chairman Edward N. Hwlay of ths shipping board Is working. The cam paign for q labor reserve Of . quarter of a million trained men 1@ progressing splandidly," Mr. Hurley said. If we can get these man the ahtpbufldtng problem is solved There is no Quas- 6on about tho loyalty and zeal oe the Amartean workman. ! believe tas1s aSs many employers who wiIl eo-e0c- eas by axbaNdins nnsndal md to tas SRu0Se@ cR those mR VGaae SAsg 50R shs soEsgpment forOAAs
 9hs dspartnant os iabaR is weEdas aa eo-opeeataoR with shs skipping board and the directors of tns state soVnSka@ of national defense ere e4dtng tp Es- srpttn& men for the sOiuneaeR sttp' building army.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
President ZakOna Vladu
StaVf "a Gil Valky.

We stinu Washingtonovy hrobky
ma Mount Vernon president Wilson
prohlasil 4. cervence slavne Ameri-
ky, Prohlaseni Neodvislosti vsem
narodGm sveta Sc slibem, ze Spojene
Staty jejich Spojenci neustanou v
boji, dokud vlada zakona nebude
posazena ma jediny trun, z nehoz
smetena musi byti autokracie je-
il druzka, nasilnictvi, jimiz ovlada-
no lidstvo ma 1kor svobody prava
sebevlady. TTicet tfi narodnostf
zastoupeny byly obcany vcizjne zro-
zenymi, dnes We Spojenych Statech
bydlicimi. Cechoslovaci Zastoupe-
ny byli p. Perglerem. proc my
pracujeme," volal nadSene veliky
president mas, ''jest vlada zakona
zalozena ma souhlasu ovladanych a
podporena zorganisovanym pfesved.
cenim lidstva.' zadna polovicni
costa dnes neni moznou, d1razem
mluvil president klada vahu ma ma
sledujicf hlavni body:
l. Znieeni kazde moci, jez odde-
lene, tajne re sve vlastni volby nj
ella by pokoj sveta.
2. RozTeseni kazde sporne otazky
= at 1zemf, vlady, hospodafskeho
neb politickeho vztahu ma zaklade
souhlasu lidu bezprostTedne tim "a
sazeneho.
8. Souhlas vsech narod1 ku ovla-
dani svych vztahG jednech ku dru-
hym ma zaklad9 cti a respektovanl
spolecneho zakona vzdelane spolec-
nosti, ably vSechny. 1mluvy sliby
byly svat6 dodrzovany.
a. Zrizeni organisace miru, jez by
spolecnym 1silim zarazila kazdor
nezffzenou choutku kazimiru.
Rec presidentova, jez rovna sc
neid1lezitejsim historickym Tecem.
pTijimana byla bouTliyymi projevy
souhlasu vsech stojfcich Y posvatnen
stinu Washingtonovy hrobky. Jme-
mem zastupcd cizine zrozenycf
Belgian, Felix Stryckmans Chi
caga, slibiI vernost slovy:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06

''Vedena duchem Westinghouse
vym, Amerika vstoupila do valky a
my vstoupili nj. Listing nehod
z bojiste pTinasejici boil do mnohych
rodin a resoluci vsem. napln6ny bu-
dou r6znymi jmeny pfinesenymi ci-
ri krvi. My nikdy neustoupime bo-
jovati, az svoboda zajistena bude
nam a nasim Americkym syn6m a
dceram. :"
Slib tento budjz nam Cechoslova.
k6m svatym.
Neustupme boii, jdeme jake
jeden muz, zena, ditko "a presiden.
tenn vladou Spojenych Stat6, aby
vlada zakona zaslapavsi V prach bid
nou autokracii nasjlnictvi, zavla-
ola vedIa narody We spolecne las
ce, ddvefe a podpoTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
W.S S.

ku vIajce hvezdnate a zaroven
pomstfti tax smrt onech 800 muce-
Mkt Ceskoslovenske armady, ,kteri
zakernym hanebnym znGsobem
byli obeseni. Penfze, jez zap6jcime
vlade nasi koupenim yaleenych zna-
mex, pg,sity budou ma zbrane q ma
boie proti odvekym nasfm nepfate-
l0m. Kazdy Cechoslovak at muz
neb zena, necht' vykonaji vse, co
i'm mono! Ceske Narodni Sdru-
zeni ma k disposici nekolik tisic u
pisnfch listk1, ktere pouzity budou
v kompani nasi mezi Cechoslovaky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
VaIeGn6 kolky

Neibezpecnejsf ulozenf penez S
nejvetsfm 6rokem, kdykoE narodem
placenym malemu vkladateli.
Valecne kolky nesou proc. 1ro-
ky kapital jest ctvrtletne zdrocen.
Jsou zaruceny veskerym bohat-
stvfm Spojenych Statu.
Jsou tax dobre, re pokladnicnf
odbor vlady Spojenych Statd nepo-
volf jednotlivemu vkladateli vlastni-
ii jich vice nez "a $1,000.
Valecne kolky prodavajf Sc be-
hem mesfce cervna "a $4.17, a kazdy
dalsf mesfc o jeden cent vice.
Usporn6 znamky stojf 25c jedna.
Valecne kolky budou splatne "a
$500 roce 1923. Mohou Sc vyme-
niti kdykoliv "a kupnf Genus pfi poe
tenym 1rokem mezi nynejSkem 1.
lednem 1923.
Kazdy kolek pomaha ku vyhranf
valky zachovanf zivotG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Million mnzi We Francii.

Jeden nejvetsich cin1 DOLBY jest
dopraveni l miIion1 muz1 Ame-
riky do Francie. o celych 6 mesi-
cG drive vlada nase pfedesla slib
O poslani vojska naseho bShem IA
m9sicn ode dne, kdy lodi poslan
byl prvni oddil do Francie. Ze
zpravy sekretare Bakera vidno. re
cd kvetna 1917 do konce cervna t.
r. poslano bylo l.O19. 115 muz1 pres
more. President Wilson potesen
timto neslychanym dosud skutkem,
zaslal sekretari valky sv1j podiv a
pine uznani. jez MIN pine sdili
vsechno obyvatelstvo Spojenych Sta
tG, ktere bez obavy jakychkoliv o.
b9ti stoji Verne ku presidentu a Via
de v t6chto t9zkych dobach!
Sto lodi SpnStenO ma v0du v den
a. Cervence.
V rIznych lod6nicich Spojenych
|Stat1 spusteno bylo ma vodu 100 OBJ
chodnich lodi rozsahu $50. OOO
ton. Zprava spust9ni neslychan6-
no poctu lodi. jest neilepsi odpove-
| di v Den Nedovislosti NemcGm ma
ljejich mluveni, ze Amerika Pride
s'pozd9 kn rozhodnUti valky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
dpSech naSih ma vaGne dspOne znamy muSme ukazati
naS VernOSt
naSi Yern0St

Mas vybor navstivf kazdy cesky do
NOV vysvetli YAM proc pTichazf.
zadny nasich dobrych pracov-
Mkt nebude Vas zadati hotove
penfze. Vas 1pis staci. Potom pri-
hlasiti Sc mGzete, kdykoliv chcete,
en- drive tim lepe u pokladAika
mistni odbocky c. N. Sdruzeni, V
Ceske Lekarne, kde znamky dosta-
nete, bud "a hotove aneb ma splat-
ku. TEST mas, re vetsina nasich spoil
kG zvolila staly vlastni vybor ku
prodavani znamek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
AuStraIoye v den a. Ger yence IA
Sadili NemcIm ranu.

Anglicke fady sIozene z Austral-
CD napadly Nemce mezi Villers- -Bre-
tonneux a Tekou Somme a vyrvali z
moci jejich vesnici Hammel. Asi
1900 zajatcG odvedli sebou. Utok
predchazen byl delostrelbou. Pc
chota vedena byla ''tanky".
Francouzove oslavili q. cervenec
1tokem okoli Scissors vnikli asi
pGl mile do zakopH n6meckych v
delce til mil. Wall pres 1000 "a
-jatcG.
Italske silly, podporovane spoje-
neckym vojskem podnikly V sobotu
dtok ma rakouske posice ma horskt
fronte a dobyly Monte di Val Bella
DO zufivem zapasu. Italske minis.
terstvo valky oznamuje. ze pres SOC
nepfatel bylo zajato. Slime nepfa-
telske 1toky, p-ovadene cely den q
celou noe, byly odrazeny palbou ital'
Sir ych rucnic, strojovych pusek
del.
Italove pokracuji Sc zdarem bo-
iich ma dolni casti feky Piave.
Prvni oddil Americkeho vojsks
utabofen jest v Italii We SVEN vlast'
MIN taboTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Krvaye rekvisice.

Denni listy cesko-slovenske zave-
dIy 81 nyni trvalou rubriku pod tim
to napisem. Rekvisice = jimz Sc
nekterych~ pEipadech dava jmeno
"vyp1jcovani" 81 zasob, ktere pry
budou obcan1m lined vraceny, jak-
mile z Ukrajiny dojde slusnejsi
transport-aneb nejjisteji pry ihned
DO znfch : berou skutecne posledni
sousta hladovicim nasim domkaf6m
a malorolnik1m. Ncni divu, ze ma
porad dochazi ke krvavym srazkam
s rekvirujicimi mad'arskymi voja-
ky, nebo cetnictvem.
Snizeni pOrci brambOr v Berllne,
Die 1fedniho oznameni snizena
porce brambor v Berline tydne &c
sedmi liber ma tfi, Postupimi do,
celia ma dve libry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Odpoyed V clzin9 narozenych.

UupOVeU Y Clzlne ndTOZtAyGn.
9th. Franklin K. Lane, Sekretaf
vnitra.
Prisli jsme do Ameriky pomoci
1utvoriti novou zemi = pro nase
vlastni dobro a pro dobro nasich d.
tex.
Brana byla otevrena, my sli po
stezce druhych. Zeme, pro niz j.
nj bojovali, dana byla nam.
We Stare Vlasti pracovali jsme
pro nase zivobyti. Nadeje plnila
nase srdce. We Stare VIasti ditky
nase nemohly byti vice, neali my
jsme byli.
Costa Jim zatarasena byla vyssi-
mi. Vzdy n6kdo tam byl mad ma
mi, pred nlmz smekati jsme museli
klobouky ma znamku nasi poddanos-
! ii.
Pro jejich syny byly skoly mis-
ia cti. Pro nase syny bylo jenom
dfeni, prace bez nadeje, prace pro
pouhe zivobyti. ne podle schopnosti
| obratnosti nasich ditek.
Divku sveho srdce nemohl vzitisi
"a manzelku, kdyz byla narozena v
lepsi rodine. Costa vefejne sluzby
byla jemu zatarasena, vojakem mu-
sci byti, pod praporem, ktery mu
medal pTilezitost, ale otroctvf.
A nyni, my cizine zrozenf, jsme
tu, abychom pomohli zvelebiti A
meriku. Utekli jsme pred temi.
kteri byli mad nami. Zde nemame
nikoho mad sebou, nezli sami sebe.
Zde name nadeji, ktera zrcadli Sc
| v nasich ditkach v domech, nichz
piana hraji, We Skolach, kolejfch,
dradovnach zakonodarnach, kde
nasi hosi pracuji vedle jinych ho-
ch1 propracuii Sc ku pfedu, to
vse zde teto zemi stejnych pray a
| EFilezitostf.
Spravedlnost bude.i slapana v
teto zemi nase chyba, pochoden-li
svobody zbledne, my jsme vinni.
My vine, ze nase svoboda jest nase
cest ale i nase nebezpeci. Mad Mani
neni nikdo, my vedeni jsme vlastni
v1If. Nyni jest cas- zkousky. Ne
ucouvneme, neseslabneme. Stara
vlast nesmf mas videti jako slabe,
nestatecne.
Co pro mas bylo vybojovano nam
dano, my udrz1me pro mas nase
syny!
Stkvele vitezstvi naSehO vojSka.
Zapadne cd Chateal Thierry po-
stoupilo naSe vojsko 1. cervence v
delce dvou mil do hloubky p6l mile,
dobylo d1lezitou posici. vesnici
Vaux, les LaRoche a vrch 1872 V
mocnem 1toku, jez spolu S Francou-
ri podniklo. Vytecne spolupGsobe-
nj delostTelectva pechotou umoz-
nily vitezstvi. Posice nemecke po
drobeny byly pocatecnemu bombar-
dovani cd 6 hodin rano do hodin
veeer, kdy vyTitila Sc pechota a be-
hem 40 minut dobyla> recenych po-
sic. We vesnici Vaux neni snad bu-
dova, jez by nebyla zasazenou deIo-
YOU ranou. Do moci nasich pablo 279
Nemc1 zasoba rychlopalnych del.
Francouzi tehoz dne dobyli vesnici
IAigle. N6mecke proti1toky setka-
ly Sc 1plnym pezdarem. &
AmerlKa nemIze veriti NemcIm.
Plany poslati>lod' Cerveneho Xii
ze Comfort do Francie bez jake
hokoliv prdvodu. osvetlenou a pine
oznacenou, uznany byly We Washing
tonu "a zbytecne ohledem ma po-
sledni Gin nemecke submariny, Jez
bez pfedchozfho varovani potopila
xanadskou nemocnjcni LODI LlandO-
very Castle. S lodi utonulo 258 O.
sob. Lod' vezia nemocne, ranene.
osetfovatelky a lekafe do Kanady.
i Nemci omlouvaji barbarstvi sve
tvrzenim, ze lod ve7la munich a a.
mericke vzduchoplavce re znicena
byla ssi anglickou minou.
Francie S teSkO- -SlOvenSkym
narOdern.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
CechO.SlOV&ci VZdali A
Enerlcc cest dGstOIne.

NaSe CeskO-slOVacka Obec Baltl-
morska d1stojna zastoupena byla
den 4. cervence v prdvodu ci2inS
zrozcn5ch obcan1 Ameriky.
+ Cesi Slovaci nedbajice svych na.
zorf osobnich, tahli svorne v pTfvo-
du, ktery nasi obce vysel p1l de.
vate cd Sokolovny a kostela sv.
Vaclava vzdavajice svym poctefn
chovanim cest Spojenym Sta
tom, jez tax ob9tav9, tax nadse-
ne bojuji jak pro praye nase, TAX
ostatnich, jez vzaly sobe "a Gil uci-
niti nyn9isim bojem zakon jedinou
vIadou lidske spolecnosti.
Cesko-slovacke Tady aplaudovany
byly Amerikany tisnicimi Sc tisf-
cich podel cele parady az ma 93. u
lici, kde u pomniku Smithova parada
rozpuStena byla. ZvlaStni pozornosti
verejnosti dosly napisy naSich rad.
Skoda. ze jich nebylo tax, jak jich
byti melo a mohlo, kdybychom sc
byli nespolehli ma pomoc iinych. Ji-
nou veci jest, ably pofad pokud moz-
no zachovavan byl tax. jak pofada-
ely uspoFadan a We schnzi pfijat
byva. q Union station, kde Cast z
pr1vodu vystoupila, ucinena byIa
citelna mezera v kolonach naSich,
jez mely CO dohaneti, aby mezera
zaplnena byla
PrGvodu nasemu hyli ozdobou ma.
81 hoste New Yorku Pennsylva-
Inia v krojfch slavne minule DOLBY
nasi, narodnich a bratfi ze SIova-
| &c.
| v pr1vodu sli: Fir. j. Businsk5.
marsal, Aug. Kleeka, misto-marsal.
Rev. Jos. w. Soft, Ferd, Kalas a
Ondrej Bajtos.
/ HUDBA.
| Sok. Jed. Blesk, Sokolky, a do
rost, Narodni Sokol Slovak6, Velko-
rad C.S.P.S.. c. Mar. Sdruzeni, Ra-
dy: Blank, Osvojenych. Curtis Bay,
Baltimore, C.S.B.J., Rady: JiFi Po-
debradsky, Jaroslav z DUDE, C.S.J
| Rad Bohemian F.A. u, Spolek Ma
/ ryland J.S.V., Social. Vzdel. Spolek
Pokrok, D9lnicky Sokol, Sbor Cesko.
Moravskych BratTi, Cesky Dem.
Klub Mladik1 z. wardy, Patronat
Gesk6 Svob. Skoly Augustin Her
man, Narodni Slov. spolek Kolar
Palacky, Slovenska Narodni Liga.
Vacl. Kozlovsky, Matej Kalista.
Petr Pazourek. Hudba Kadet6 sv.
|Aloise, Sokoloye Karla w.. Sokolky
a Slovacky Sokol.
{ HUDBA.
! Kadeti sv. Aloise, Rytiri sv. Va.
clava. Myslivci. sv. Jifi, Veterani
[marsal Radeckeho, Spolky: sv. Va
clava, sv. Vojt9cha. sv. Josefa. sv.
| Norberta, sv. Cyrila Methodeje,
sv. Jana Nepomuckeho, sv. Petra a
Pavla, Sp. sv. Ondfeje, Bratrstvo
sv. Josefa, Sp. sv. Klementa, Slo-
vacka Kat. Jednota, Sp. sv. Micha-
la, Prvni Cesky Demokraticky Klub
Z. wardy, Cesky Demokr, Klub 6.
warly.
Pryni australasia pSenice.
Prvni naklad australske psenice
privezen byl z Melbourne fran
couzskou lodi do Baltimore. LODI
projela Panamskym pr6plavem u
razivsi 9.9l5 namofnich mil behem
100 dni. Naklad cinil 3.270 ton.
Psenice semleta bude zde ma mou-
T.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06

n6meckych choutek. poslalo urazli-
We ultimatum Srbsku, ably zachaze-
la S Cechy. kteTi jsou usazeni We
Francii, hlavne mladymi studen-
ty, jake neprately.''
President pripomenul, ze cesky
snem byl jedipym, jenz sveho casu
professional proti anekci Elsas-Lo
trinska Nemeckem. V reci sve
pravil dale, ze Nemecko snazi Sc
okIamati svet ohledn6 pnvodu val
ky, iIz rozpoutalo Same a dolozil;
''Necht' jen mluvi. Gin vice
mIuvf, tim vice Sc zapletaji. Jed
nou Sc priznavaii. ze oddali Sc snu
vnucenl nadvlady nemecke rise
celemu svetu. Jindy to Ease popi-
rail-. Jednou obvinuji Anglosasy,
jejichz liberalni genius demokra-
ticke zvyky jsou pro ne nepochopi-
telnymi. Podruhe Ease cynjc-
ky imputuji sve intriky zlociny
Rusku, jez rdousi. domnivajice Sc,
re zakryvanim pravdy mohou tutc
zakryti nedosti bedlivym pozorova-
telGm.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Francie pOtvrzuje SamOStatnOSt
Czech.

Stephen Pichon, ministr zahraniG-
mich zalezitosti, u pfilezitosti slav:
ne representace praporu Cechoslo-
vacke armada, adresovaI jmenem
francouzske vlady dopis dru. Ed
wardu BenesoVi. generalnimu sekre.
taTi Ceskoslovenske Narodni Rady,
nemz uznava neodvislost Cechoslo-
vakn co naroda. Dopis mi: "V o.
kamziku. kdy prvni jednotka ce-
choslovacke armady We Francii PIT
pravuie Sc po obdrzeni sve vlajky
k odchodu do 1seku ma front9 Sc
svymi francouzskymi bratry We zbra-
nj, francouzska vlada povazuje "a
spravedliye nutne, prohlasiti pra-
vo vaseho naroda ma neodvislost a
uznati 1fedne narodni radu jake
nejvyssiho representanta budouci
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Pryni australasia pSenice.

Prvni naklad australske psenice
privezen byl Melbourne fran
couzskou lodi do Baltimore. LODI
projela Panamskym prGplavem u
razjvsi, 9.9l5 namornich mil b6hem
100 dni. Naklad cinil 3.27O ton.
Psenice semleta bude zde ma nou-
ku pro Spojence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-07-06
Ukonteni finanGnfho roku.

Financni dejiny roku prave mi
nuleho ukazuji vylohy, jakych
pred deseti roxy nikdo nemel ami
tuseni. Pres S12, 6OO,OOO,0OO Sc
vydalo cd l.. cervence 1917. V do
be miru vladni vydani obnaselo me-
ne jak 81, 900, 900, 900.
Pocitame-li take tech 1920, 900,
900, jez nase vlada vynalozila ma
valku pred jejim zahajenim, obna-
sely valecne vylohy do nynejsf DOLBY
.$13. 800. 100000
Pfitomne vydani ma valku obnasi
padesat miIion1 dolar6 denne.