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Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01
The Fairest Finest.
 Maid Of AU

At first we wuz gay as the ship slip
 ped away From the land where we'd lived all
 our lives, An we laughed an we sang till the
 whole harbor rang, And threw kisses to mothers and wives. But after while, as we stood there in
 file,
 An the people wuz only blur. Things sort Q calmed down, an we
 jus watched the town Till we couldn't see nothin' O her. tell who Felt the worst; fer we all darn near
 cried; Twas jus like when night is a-comin'
 in sight, An you've been where somebody's
 died First thing we knew came a roar, an
 it grew Till I'll bet that the kaser could
 hear; Fer there off one side, lookin' at us
 with pride, Wuz Liberty. Who wouldn't cheer? I s'pose she's still there with the
 crown in her hair An her lamp givin' light to the
 land; That may all be so. but there's lots
 of us know How we still feel the touch of her
 hand. Sometimes in the night when there
 ain't any fight. An we're standin' on guard all
 alone, Like an angel O grace she comes near
 an her face Cheers our hearts which wuZ cold
 er'n a stone. In the thick of a scrap, with sweat
 oozin' like sap, She puts her cool hand into ours; An like that everywhere, we c'n feel that she's there With her help, and her smile like the flowers. Sgt. Frederick W. Kurth in the Stars and Stripes, France.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

O'Neill was glad to be one of the first called by the draft into service from Douglas. He went to Camp Funston, where he was soon promoted from private to sergeant major and after that was sent to the training camp. As soon as he receives his graduation paper. which occurs today. O'Neill will receive a furlough and return to Douglas. where he win resume his po- sition with the accounting company and receive royal welcome from his many friends in this city.
 Thomas Robinson, who has been a resident of Turner neighbOrhOod and where he is justice of the peace. has decided to go back to Douglas. He announced that he had purchased the lease, furniture and good will of the St. James hotel at the corner of c avenue and Eleventh street and as sumed charge. He is now putting the hotel in first-class order. Robin son formerly was a resident of Doug las and for time was superintend- ent at the county hospital.
 A telegram received last Friday by R. NJ. Tyler of Webb stated that his son. Robert M. Tyler, Jr.. had died in France of pneumonia on October 29. This was a double blow to the parents. as only a few days before they had buried their oldest son, R. Leo Tyler. at Thatcher. on the Gila river This son died at Miami on the same day as Robert and from the same disease, though the broth CTS were 400O miles apart.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs II. B. Rice of Douglas received letter from their son, Caleb. who is first sergeant at headquarters of the Eighty-ninth divi- sion, which went to France from Camp Funston. The letter was sent from AiX les Bains, a prominent rec reation point for soldiers on leave. The letter was written on November I and as Caleb said he was on a 10- day furlough he would not have reached the front again before the signing of the aTmistice. So that was a cheerful thought for the parents. Before going to Ak les Rains, Caleb said he had been right at the front where the Americans were pumping shells at the Huns day and night, but that so far he had not received a scratch.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01
THE DIRECT PRIMARY

That the direct primary has been fail ure, from any stand point of observation, appears to be the opinion of a majority of the people of Arizona. The latest angle of attack is upon the expense of the sys- tenn to the individual aspirants for office.
 On the question the Mohave County Miner, published in Kingman, says:
 One of the laws that years of trial has proven to be farce, Is the direct primary What 1t sought to rectify it magnified a hundred fold-that of purchasing nomina- tions It is said that the race for the gov ernorship in the democratic party cost some of the candidates more than $50, ,000, and we are inclined to believe it to be true Even if man is careful and frugal in ex- penditures, if he visits all parts of the state and uses placards and newspaper space it will cost him well up in the thousands, and if he is successful he will have to make the round again for the general election and do the business all over. Arizona has in no way benefited by the direct primary in the securing of good men to office and we do not believe any other state has been bene- fitted. Many things can be lodged against the old party convention system, but we must say that better class of men were brought out for office You did not find so many of the other party padding the convention as in the present condition of our primary law. Few of the men who carried through on both republican and democratic party tickets at the last election would be considered in convention of those parties because of the fact that re-. publicans, socialists and democrats regis tered with the dominant party in every state and vote with it in the primaries for the poorest timber on the ticket in the hope that they will be able to beat them out at election. This is not true of the con vention system, where men will have to show honest conviction, at least If the law was so amended that the man receiving the majority of all the votes cast at the pri- maries would be declared elected, it is pos sible that 1t might mitigate the evils of this system But it Is more than probable that many of the states will return to the old convention system, the delegates to be elected by some form of primary.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01
SOUTH AMERICAN
 TRADE GROWS GREAT

BUENOS AIRES. Oct 31-The com. mercial relations between Brazil. Uru' quay. and Argentina nave increased so rapidly during the last two years that steamship companies are finding it impossible to furnish vessels enough to take care of this trade.
 Since European and American mar kets have been closed to these three South American republics, they have found that they can furnish each oth- CT with most of the products former ly bought in other countries. Plans are making to increase the shipping facilities between them as soon as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01
County NeWs

The working equipment and stock
 of the state road camp have been moved from the Emerald bridge site to the work recently started from ! Tombstone to Fairbanks.
 Charles P. Lynch of Buchanan, w Va, is in Douglas on his way to look after his mining interests in Sonora, in view of opening up the work there. ] Mir. Lynch is pleased with the con- | ditions in Sonora and now war is over will have work started as soon as possible.
 One hundred inmates of the county | hospital at Douglas had crackerjack of a turkey dinner Thanksgiving day, not only turkey but everything that | goes with it-Oyster dressing, lobster salad, hot tongue and cold shoulder. and cigars. The extras are said to have been donated by friends of the institution, and the old folk certainly enjoyed the big feed to the utmost. | This also applied to the nurses.
 Porter Mcdonald. chief inspector of hides and other skins for the sanitary | board in this neck of the woods, claims to be the first autOist to make the round trip to Bisbee over the new bridge. He is prepared to defend his title (we mean honOr) against all corners, but the corners must come one at a atime.-Prospector.
 It was the intention out at Camp Jones hospital this morning to return 100 or more cOnvalescent influenza pa tients back for military duty. The situation in camp seems to be clear ! ing up rapidly. Only three or four new cases are being reported now daily as compared with 35 or 40 a day some time ago. The number of patients is dwindling The largest number at one time was 2S0.
 Three more Tombstone girls have received notices to be ready to leave | for nurse work at any moment now, word having been received yesterday. | Those called are Francis Stan Iyer. who goes to St. Marys hospital in Pueblo, Colo. Olive Smith to Check ner sanitarium. Colorado Springs. and Minnie Sanders to one of the hospitals in San Francisco Vera Smith is on the call already to go to Mobile, Ala. The funeral of John Haas, who died | in Courtland Tuesday from pneu- monia. will be held in Tombstone Sun day afternoon at 2.3O from the Porter undertaking parlors. The services will be under the auspices of the Red Men. of which organization he was member for a number of years. His wife. who died last week, was buried here and he will be buried by her side. He has many friends here who regret his passing.
 William A. Braley, aged 30. died yesterday al Courtland The body was taken to the Ferguson mOrtuary at Douglas and funeral arrangements will be made later. The father came in from COurtland this morning and brother, Edward Braley, started from Jerome by automobile. His ma chine broke down at Benson. and he is expected to arrive in Douglas to- night
 Thomas Campbell O'Neill. who at | the time of the first draft call in | Douglas was chief accountant for H. ! T. Cuthbert X Co., has just won a 1 commission at Camp Pike. Ark, where ! he has been in the training camp. 1
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Philadelphia Inquirer: The kaiser says his troops are loyal to the core, but the majority of them now begin to recognize there ain gonna be no core.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Some of these folks who swelled around with pride when they bought liberty bond to support the government are now quiet ly tipping the broker to sell them off at 2 per cent discount.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Dances cannot be resumed in Bisbee because dancers breathe each others breath News Item. This proves that the age of scientific marvels still is with us.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

We surmise that the cooties will re- gret 10 learn that the war is over. X pleasant time was had by them Columbia record
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Crown Prince Willie at last reports was dead and every once in while lifting up the cellar door to see if the storm was blow ing over any.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

The only detail the newspapers have missed is how much board the ex-kaiser is paying his host in Holland.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01
About tue State

HOlbrOOk: F. D. Thomas of Denver a geologist representing the Carter Oil company, is investigating the Hol- brook field. The Carter company is a subsidiary of the Standard.
 Douglas: Advices received by Mex ican Consul J. M Arredondo at Doug las are that the Mexican government is planning to coin a new coin. two and half pesos, like the S2.50 gold piece of the United States.
 Phoenix: The Phoenix police are wholly at a loss to explain the dis cOvery of a human hand on lawn in the northwest part of the city At tention was directed to the hand by a dog which was playing with it Ap- parently the hand had been amputated only a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Holbrook: One of the projects ai- fected by the national restriction upon new buildings was the construction of the great sawmill of the Apache Lum- Der company 27 miles south or Hol- brook. in the Black Mesa forest As sociated with it under the same ban
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Thomas Campbell O'Neill. who at the time of the first draft call in Douglas was chief accountant for H. r. Cuthbert X Co., has just won commission at Camp Pike. Ark. where he has been in the training camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

Charles P Lynch of Buchanan, w. Va, is in Douglas on his way to look after his mining interests in Sonora, in view of opening up the work there. Mir. Lynch is pleased with the con- ditions in Sonora and now war is over will have work started as soon as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-01

The working equipment and stock of the state road camp have been moved from the Emerald bridge site to the work recently started from Tombstone to Fairbanks
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Plany parady propracOyany.

Den 6. dubna, kdy vojsko tabo.
ra Meade taboTiti bude meste ma.
sem, oslaven bude co nejlepe. Hla.
vni atrakcl dne, jimz Amerika osla-
vi dt n vstoupeni do valky Meme
ckem, bude vojenska parada, jez wy
tahne Central avenue ma Baltimore
ulici, ma Fallsway, Lexington, Hol-
liday, Baltimore, Howard, Monu-
ment, Charles. SChase, Calvert. ma
Mount Royal avenue, kde Sc ukonef.
Vojsko vytahne z Meade 4. du-
bna. Po vtahnutf do mesta Caste
enc utabofeno bude Druid Hill
parku. Patterson Parku, a Clifton
parku. Plan exgovernera Warfiel-
da, ably ivojsko jedlo ma dlazb6 ulic,
rozumne zavrhnut byl generalem
Kuhnem. Doufejme, re velici ge-
neral jine napady Warfieldovy od-
stranf vojskem svym madeline mas
ku obetavemu upisovani 3. p1jcky
Svobody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Osm ptaCki v policejni sfti

V dome, {. 2O15 N. Charles ulice,
policie vybrala We, ctvrtek noci
hnizdecko. v nemz pfi kostkach Sc
delo ptackd pod peclivou rukou
cernocha samaritana. Zatceni byli
til lieutenant Meade: syn sekre-
tafe prace, Joseph B. Wilson, Al
fred Thorp a Charles Flandream.
Vedle Mich til civiliste: Ph. P.
Reilly, j. St. Cottmen, Royal Gill a
jedna civilistka: 20 rokd stara Ha-
eel E. Crockett. Ten "cerny v
zadu" byl cernoch Levi Burley,
ktery ma starosti mel lahve kofal
kou- Vsichni ma stanici zaplatili
po $40 krone cernocha, ktery bu ie
mfti opletanl s vladimir komisafem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Usmrcen We srazce pOyOzi.

Albert Greenwood, 81 rok6 stary
fidicsvozu Salvation Army" "a
bit byl pondeli, kdyz VIZ nemz
jeI, srazil Sc ma rohu Glover a Mo-
nument ulic poulicni karou. Spo-
lecnik jeho, Christopher Welsh, byl
ranen. Motorman kary, Joseph
Tate, vinil Greenwood ze srazky.
VGz couvnul nahle ma koleje kary- a
nez tato zastavena byti mohla, ma
stala osudna srazka,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Vd1ka.

Amerlcke voJsko> pOdnlklo IOvy
vypad do nemeckych zakop1 kra-
jine u Badonvilleru vniklo ma dvou
bodech 300 yard6 do nepfatelskych
posic. Americk6 vojsko shledalo,
ze nemecke zakopy jsou opousteny,
muscle Sc vratit bez vselikych "a
jatcG.
Vypad proveden byl jednoho O.
pusteneho nemeck6ho zakopu. Ma
jinych bodech, obsazenych ameri-
ckym vojskem, doSlo ku obvykle
delostTelecke cinnosti. V kraiine
u Soissonsu v sektoru Chemin des
Danes N6mci vrhli do francouzsko-
americkych linii pres 5000 stfel,
vetsinou jedovatymi plyny. Fran
couzske americk6 vojsko odpove-
delo stfelbou ctyfikrate siInejsi.
N6meck6 vojsko obsadiIo Bach
mac, Konotop a Vorosbu. Saske VOL
sko, jak Sc oznamuje, pokracuje
We SVEN postupu ma Kursk Char
kov. Nemecke pohyby povazovany
jsou "a kryti kampane v Ukraine.
Rusky 1stup z Odesy dal Sc po-
fadku. CernomoFske lod d'stvo upu-
stilo cd bombardovani mesta, pone-
vadz necht6lo je zniciti. Lod 'stvo
to ocekava prichod socialne revoluc-
mich drndnik6, ktefi odepreli schva-
lit mirovou smlouvu Nemeckem
a kteTi odjizd6ji nyni Moskvy ma
jih.
Bachmac Sc nachazi 100 mil seve-
rovychodne cd Kijeva. Kursk je
hlavni mesto provincie tehoz jmena,
asi 290 mil iihozapadne Cd Moskvy.
Charkov Sc nachazi $50 mil severo-
vychodne Cd Odesy.
Ministr zahranicnich zalezitosti
Cicerin, kdyz bolsevickemu vykon-
nemu vgboru oznamil 1Tedn6 pode-
psani mirov6 smlouvy Teutony,
prohlasil, ze valka stala Rusko 81
bilion1 rubl1, cili 26.2O5 900. 900
doll.
Padesat osob bylo usmrceno We
lika hmotna skoda byla zp1sobena
bombami, jez vrhli spojenecti avia-
tikove ma Koblenc N9mecku dne
IL. bfezna.
Nemeckymi ponorkami znieeno
bylo II obchodnich anglickych lodi
v uplynu lem tydnu.
Nemci ucinili prudky 1tok ma an
glicke linie mezi Scarpe Vendenil
v delce so mil, jez die dosud dos
lych zprav prolomili ma jistych bo-
dech. Ztraty N6mc1 byly velike.
Vojensti znalci nevi, je-li to pocat-
KEN nemecke ofensivy anebo jenom
( nejaky tab Nemecka, jfmz Spojence
oklamati chce. V telegramu zasla.
mem Rhenish koncilu, cisaT Wilem
telegrafuje. ze rozhodny moment
valky jeden neivetsich historic
Nemecka nastal Reel mfru, jez
Nemecko Spojencdm nabizi, znovu
pocjnajf proskakovati.
Dve nemecke torpedovky diva
nicitele torped byly asi zniceny Ar
gliSany bitve. niz Sc utkali $
Nemci bombardujicimi francouzske
pobfezni mesto Dunkirk. Spoje-
necka lod' zadna nehyla znicena,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Uhelni liStky2

Statni uhelni administrator, Me-
yer, pracuje ma planu stejneho pro-
davani uhli po l. dubnu. V den
ten stanoveny budou ceny, jez budou
asi 80 cent? nizsi ma tone. Meyer
zanasi Sc planem zav6sti listky ma
uhli, ably vsem dostalo Sc potfebne-
no uhli a ably tim zamezeno bylo
bohatSim zasobovati Sc ma qkor
chudsich.
Nouze uhli jest stale taz jaka
byla v zimni dobe. Obchodnik6m
nenf mono nahromaditi zasoby va
bee
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Amerikane v Harbinu.

Zprava pres Stockholm dosla pra-
vi, ze Amerikane Petrohradu
st'astne dostali Sc do HarbinuIv ST.
biri. Rusove vyklizuji stale Petro-
brad, ktery asi brzy bude moci
N9mcd. Ma Rusku panuje velika
nouze drobne penize.
Americky vyslanec, Francis, upo-
zornuje Rusko ma pfatelstVi Spoje-
nych Stat1 a varuje je pred Namci,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Pferezali mfize nozem.

Dva vojensti uprchl1ci: Frank
Pelici Christopher Frederick, u
v9zneni byli ma severovychodnf po-
licejni stanici ma obzalobu. re ute
xii vojenskeho taboru Mcclellan,
Admission, Ala. Y noel dtery ma
stfedu pFefezali mfize okenni po-
moci dvou noz1, oknem vySplhali
Sc ma stfechu a zmizeli Frederick
dopaden byl We stredu vecer straz-
nikem Ruddy a znovu uveznen.
Frederick vinu svaluje ma .Pelici,
jenz pry mu slibil $40, kdyz mu k
dteku pom1ze. Oba nechali 81 stol-
nj noze. jez jim dany byly ma sta
nici ku krajeni potravy temito po
delsi namaze pfesekly mfize. Skr-
re uIieky m9sta prchIi do High
landtown, kde zastavjli Sc ma sni-
dani v jidelne. Kdyz Vysli ven,
Frederick cht9l $40. Misto t6chto
Pelici dal mu SIS. Ma to oba Sc ro-
ZeSli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
MeAdOO apeluje ma mas vlastenec
XIV cit a pOYffinOSt.

Tajemnik pokladny w. G. McAdoo
zaslal zvlastnf vyzvu veskerym spoil
kun i ceskym, jez ddtklive zada, a.
by Sc miTe co nejvetsf podileli ma
Rampant We prospech treti p1jcky
Svobody a odporucuje, aby kazdy
spolek zvolil zvlastni agitacni vybor.
PTipis mi:
Klub1m, spolk1m, organisacim.
kostel1m atd. We Spojenych Statech.
K dosazeni vftezneho ukonceni teto
valky k zachovanl cti prav Ameri-
ky pro svobodu celeho sveta, jest
vase vlada nucena zadati dalsf peni-
re "a tim 1celem byla oznamena
treti p1jcka Svobody. Kampan v
zajmu teto pGjcky bude zahajena
dne 6. dubna prvnim vyroci nase-
no vstoupenf do valky. Americana
v cizIne narozeni neb ciziho pGvodu
jednotlive prostfednictvim svych
organisaci, lozi kostel1 podporo-
vail prvni dve p1jcky zp6sobem,
jenz mne naplnil nejhlubsim uspo-
kojenim. Jsem presvedcen, ze tTe-
tt pGjcce dostane Sc jejich podpory
bez ohledu ma viru, start neb mfsto
zrozeni. Ably pHjcka dosahla 1sp6-
chu, jest nutno, ably prace byla or
ganisovana a systematicky vedena.
2 toho d6vodu jest spolupnsobeni
vsech organisovanych teles nasta-
vaifci Rampant pro 8. p1jcku Svo-
body nanejvIs d6lezite. Pevne dou-
fam, re vlad6 dostane Sc teto sou.
cinnosti v mfFe co nejvetsi. w. G.
McAdoo. tajemnik pokladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
KrejGf byl zavrazden.

Harry Goldstein. krejci, nalezen
byl V pondeli mrtev prazdnem
dome. {. 1919 Madison Avenue.
V lebce mrtvoly byla hluboka rama
vedle jinych ran, jez svedcily. ze
nejakym tupym pfedmetem utlucen
byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
SpOjenci PREVAIL hOIandSke lodi,
kdyz HOlandSkO neSYOIiIO.

Vlady Spojenych Statn a Anglie
zmocnili Sc holandskych lodi, jez
kotvi-v jejich vodach. Holandsko,
jez zadano bylo vladami pdjceni
lodi, odepfelo re strachu pred hroz-
bami Nemecka tax uciniti. Spoje-
ne Staty a Anglie nahradi vsechny
snad nastale ztraty ma lod 'stvu a
vsemoznym zp6sobem chtejf Holland
sko usetriti a jemu pomoci. V pro-
klamaci president Wilson mluvi 0
nezbytnosti kroku tohoto. IDA Sc,
re N6mci ma Holandsko Sc pripra-
vuji svoj1 zeleznou pestf. V Balti-
morskem pflstavu pTevzato bylo do
spravy Spojenych Stat1 pet Holland
skych lodi. Anglie a Spojene Staty
pfevzaly celkem II lodi holland
skych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Ku lsilnGjSimu prOdayani vale,
nych ISpOrnlch znamek.

Ably obcanstvo nase vice nadseno
bylo ku kupovani valecnych 1spor-
nych znamek, uspoTadana hude ne
deli odpoledne divadle Garden via
stenecka demonstrate, pfi niz kon-
certovati bude kapela 313. regi-
ment a herecka pohyblivych obra-
zkn, Mae Ma sch, behem sch6ze obe-
censtvu Sc pTedstavi.
Nezapominame ma kupovani
valecnych 1spornych znamek9
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Cteni bible We Skolach.

D1m Zastupc6 V zakonodarn6 V
Annapolis We tfetim cteni pfijal
predlohu ctenl bible We vefejnych
skolach statu. Hlasovalo pro 81
proti36.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
CaSteCne OdzbrOjeni ZemSke
zemebrany.
MiStni zprdYy.
POkaral YOienSkOu pOllcii.

Soudce vladniho soudu, Rose. We
stredu pokaral zp6sob, jakym vo-
! jenska policie meste pomaha ku
dopadenf pfestupnik6 ohledne pro-
deje lihovin vojak6m. Policiste
sami jdou r.6stem zadaj1ci tn tam
civilni osoby, ably jim saloone
koupili kofalku. Kdyz tito tax u
cini. vojenstf policiste je udaji..
Soudce Rose pri souzeni eernocha
w. 1Iayese zavrhl zp1sob tento do
davaje, ze je to neco jineho, kdyz
civilni osoby samy k vojak6m pTij-
dou a temto koralku nabfzi. Tako-
vi, ze zasluhujl pTlsneho potrestani.
Cernoch odsouzen byl ku placenf 81
pokuty. Jiny obzalovany, Ch. w.
Lawrence. jenz Sc primal, ze voja-
ka nabfdl koFalku ku koupi, potres-
tan byl ku pokute $50.
Vlada pfeyeZme lihOvar.
Federal Destillery Plant" ma
Colgate rece ziskan byl vladou, jez
2 neho udela stanici ku shromazd'o-
vani sc vojenskych motorovych vo-
zd. K lihovaru patrilo 20 akrG
pozemkn, ma nichz postaveno bylo
20 cihelnych budov. Kdyz lihovar
pracoval cenan byl ma $3.50. 600. S
vyrobou kofalky pFestalo Sc, Kdyz
vladou zakazano bylo kofalku pfi-
pravovati.
Maryland Gtyrtym prodeji va
leGnych Znamek.
Neivice dosud bylo prodano va
lecnych znamek We statu Missouri,
ktery poctem SO. OILS. $50 vede ostat-
nj. We statu nasem 1spornych zna-
mex prodano bylo do konce 1nora
"a So. .013. 071.75.
Francie zada Q vice potravin.
V pondeli vecer dan byl ku poct6
francouzskeho komisafe, Andre Tar.
Gieu, banket hotelu Emerson.
Vice lodi, vyuzitkovani vodnich cest
do jiznich 1zemi, byly hlavnfmi bo-
dy Teci proneSenych behem banke-
tn. Tardieu ueinil ma posluchac-
stvo zvlaste mocny APPEL, ably zasl-
lani potravin do Francie netrp6lo a
ably nebojujfcf zde ucili Sc vaziti
sobe obetavosti hrdinosti bojovni-
k1 stojfcich proti nepTiteli. Je-
iich pffkladem madeline uti sebe mr.
dinemu slaseni tfeba bremen tez.
kych! V-poslednfch tfech mesieich
zasilky potravin Ameriky do E.
vrCpy, Tardien poznamenal, byly Q
tfetinu mensi, nezli tam potfeba u
! kazala. Vojsku francouzsk6mu po-
travinove davky jeste vice civilni-
mu obyvatelstvu zmenseny byti mu-
sely. Dnes francouzsky sedlak q
d9lnik nema k jidIu ami tTetinu den
niho jfdla, jak mel pred valkou,
Tardieu uznava. ze Amerika ucinils
mnoho pro Spojence. Volanim je-
no Jest, ably ucipila ieSte vice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-23
Armada 20 tiSic mnzIi SiIna ma
ma bOjiSti.

Nine de Turzynovicz, polska hra-
b6nka, mluvila We ctvrtek vecer v
divadle Albaugh svych zkusenos-
tech jako zajatkyne Nemc6, kdyz
tito Polska Sc byli zmocnili. Hra-
benka ukazala ma fakt, .ze nyni ma
bojisti francouzskem stoji armada
polska, silna 20 tisic muz1 tato
ze novymi a novymi dobrovolniky
stale vzrHsta. Bedny stav Polska
nazvala daleko hroznejsim nezli ce-
~ stav Belgie. We Spojenych Sta
tech otevfeny budou polske skoly, v
nichz polske zeny cvicenv budou
pro sluzbu We valecnych nemocni-
cfch.