davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-06

q Il
tralnfch mocnosti a tim ] reak
ce, militArismu brut&lneho "a
slapovanf prav narodI jedin-
ca. Podle stanoviska kolonie po
suzovalo Sc zde ovsem stano-
visko naroda.
Cd organisace kolonie neslo
SC vsak co nejdrive k cindm
politickym j v uzsim slova smy |
slu. Pfipominam, jak Sc ma pri-
klad Cello nemecke pacific
ke propaganda. Kdo Sc ma pfi-
klad nepamatuje ma rozruch,
iaky zpIsobil v americke vefej
nosti pametni spis presidenta
Wilsonovi, prohlasujici, re anne
ricti Cechove- ma otAzky dne
hledi jako americti obcane, ze
jsou odpirci t. Nv. hyphenis-
mu? Kdo se nepamatuje, jakou
pozornost poutal otevfeny list
Jane Addamsove a americkym
pacifistdm vdbec, kde jsme cd
halovali, jak stanovisko pacifi-
stu nevyhnutelne vede k potre-
nj celych narodd Nemeckem a
Rakousko-U -Uherskem? A kdo
1levi, jak priznivym dojmem
pdsobilo prohlaseni Narodnfho
Sdruzeni o presidentskych vol
bach r. 1916, ably nasi lide k
vo!ebnfmu osudi sli jako ameri
cti obcane a hlasoval hlediska
ciste americkych zajmG?
Ceskoslovenske kolonii v A
merice nalezi zasluha, re ce-
sko slovenskou vec predvedla
pred forum parlamentarni. Je-
ste kdyz Amerika byla neutral
nj, promluveno o nasich poza-
davcich pred zahranicnim W.
borem domu zastupcG americ-
keho kongresu; pozdeji cesko-
slovenskeho zastupce, We spOle
cnem zasedani sn6movny j sena
tn vyslechli povefeni zastupci
lidu statu Texas. Kdyz jz A
merika byla staten bojujicim,
opetne nase vec ocitla Sc pred
immigracnim a naturalisacnim
|.vyborem domu zastupcd ameri-
okeho kongresu a kdyz pozdeji
porad sc mluvilo o federalisaci
Rakouska-Uherska autonOmii
pro narod ceskoslovensky a
kdyz v senatu americkem nasta
la kriticka situace, kdy byla
noznost prijeti resoluce, ktera
by nam byla slibovala jenon
autonomii, zahranicnfmu vybc
ru senatu podano obsirne memo
randum, podrobne rozbirajic
neprijatelnost jakehokoliv pla
nu federalisace a zddraznova
no v mem, re trvame ma progrs
mu naproste neodvislosti. Ne
. smi sc take zapominat, re low
4 sky senator Yenyon podal reso
: luci navrhujici vysloveni 81
4 pro neodvislost naseho naroda
: a ze kongresu bylo pro ma
a proneseno nekolik velmi vaza,
: nych reci.
Kongres Spojenych Statu pi
a ial v techto dnech predlohu u
: moznujici navrat dobrovolnik
e kteri z Ameriky odesli do cesk
e slovenske armady We Franci
II Protokoly vyboru domu zastu
i CD ukazuji, re podnet k predl
: re byl dan zastupcem Narodr
n no Sdruzeni, a neni nezajimav
a re jedna z techto pfedloh o1
e cielni zprave je oduvodnovan
t, resoluci Narodniho Sdruzen
e V teto souvislosti dluzno tax
v vdecne vzpomenCuti kongresr
5. ka Sabatha.
a l iine vyznamne politicke
a ny muzeme zaznamenati. P
4. ctlou dobu valky bylo kdekt
i, liv malo shromazdeni, ktere c
d do politckeho vyznamu byly b
ci prekonaly konferenci pom'
D ru Spojenych Statd k otazkal
A. mezinarodnim, konane v kve
IL nu 1917 ma Long Beach Ne
e Yorku. Byly ma nj zastoupen
a. vsechny spojenecke vlady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-06

Il
nj dnes mym ikolem mluvit.
Pfipominam jenom nescetne
pfednasky ma universitach a
kolejfch, v rdznych klubech, or
ganisacich obchodniki a p. |
Kazdy kdo zna povahu polite
ke cinnosti vi take, ze nasi "a
stupci konaji denne konferen |
ce a porsdy osobnf mezi sebou
S politiky jinonarodnfmi.
Takovym zpdsobem cesko-
slovenska Amerika pomahala
klasti zaklady k uznanf cesko-
olovenskych narodnich tuzeb
6pojenymi Staty, k uznani Ce-
skoslovenske Narodni Rady "a
nasi de facto vladu. A kdezto
vsude v Europe k takove praci
byly polozeny zaklady velikym
nasim vddcem, Tomasem G.
Masarykem, my jsme musili je
dnati ma vlastni pest, die sveho
usudku a bez vzacne neoceni-
telne jeho rady.
Name pravo pro sebe rekla-
movat jistou miru zasluhy ma
politickych vymozenostech ce-
skoslovenske veci We Spoje-
nych Statech. Osvobozeni naro
da vzdy jest a jedine mdze BY
ii vysledkem cinnosti cele fady
vzajemne a spolecne pdsobi-
c:ch slozek, a my jiste jednou
tech slozek byli. Byl to prave
Masaryk, jenz We sve velikosti
prvni to priznadl dopisem "Sla
vii," kde konstatoval, ze v A.
merice nalezl pGdu dobre pfi-
pravenou. Cd Masaryka Sc WI
bee musime stale a stale ucit.
Aprave u nej nejlepe caste vi
dime jak odmita davno odby-
tou theorii, ze ma prfklad uzna-
nj svobody naroda lie dociliti
nejakym sikovnym tahem obrat
neho politika. Neni nezajima-
vo, ze prave tuto theorii o W.
lucnem, smerodatnem vlivu je-
dincd, dial by Sc hajit, cemu
anglo-americtf statovedci rika-
il benevolent despotism, ktery
ovsem ma konec benevolentnim
nikdy nezIstane.
Podle prava a pravdy musi-
me take konstatovati, ze vsech
ny nase usp6chy by nebyly mo-
zny, kdyby nebylo pevneho a
cdvAzneho stanoviska nasich
doma,. a - co nejdnlezitejsiho
= kdyby nebylo nasich armad
! Ke vsem temto cinitelIm pri.
pojte obezfetne a prozirave We
deni Masarykovo, a vidite jas.
ne, proc musili jsme prorazit
ma cele care.
Budiz ovsem pamatovano, ze
prace nase neni jeSte skoncens
a re v zadnem smeru nesmime
cchabovat ami co do SHREK, an
co do politicke cinnosti. Selm;
byva nejnebezpecnejsi, kdy;
: uz il byla zasazena smrteln;
rama. To plati 0 Rakouskou
| Uhersku. Selmu nutno dorazi
: a pohrbit. O odbytem pohrb'
! relze mluvit, dokud nebude po
} depsana mirova smlouva, "a
bezpecujicf neodvislost zem
, ceskoslovenskych. Name ted,
, pred sebou jestes hodne prace
| ma dale je treba zachovan
> naproste solidarity, ina dal
nutno pamatovati, re muslin
jit ruku v ruce, ze kazde sniz
!. nj Sc ke klepu, kazde nepeknf
nelaskave slovo tam, kde m
panovat jenom zajem o vec, j
prohfeSovanim sc ma veci marc
i dni. z poiltickych dGvodG je
o dnes treba rozliSovati mezi z
= stoupenim kolonie a Narodr
o Radou, Ceskoslovenske vlady
y Jak tato difference je nutna me
: hi jsme rozeznat z ntoku anne
n rickeho casopisectva ma parli
: sky polsky komitet, jenz b,
" obvinovan, re cht6l diktovati
y Evropy Americandm polskeh
i pdvodu. Professor Masaryk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-06

PklJME Sc divka, do pekar-
skyho obchodu. Hlastesse.v {.
3171 w. 73 ul. A11-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-06


kaisr mezi mimi bude jiste take.
Jak jsou Nemc askavi, uznavaj nas republiku la
sky Slovanstvu ale proto, re musi.
Mali nekdo touhu zacit n6aky vynosny obchod necht
otevre popavanu podekovavs cisafe
krae.
h.I515x
Vzdyt sme to rikal kralove cisarove budou jako
suzky jeste nebylo ami prvnho jz byo hlaseno toik
vandru.
Nejnovejsi rapport pocasni mezi Vidni Berlinem ma
nadine ochazeni " Cechach jasno teplo Turecku
Uhrach pocasi neste.
uznava Ceskoslovenskou republiku vysa do Pra
hy yyslance nechcem no at je Nemci strc rade do
prozatimn repubiky vdehske.
staa tax vzacnOu, mistO ably bylo
pohazovano po novosnoubencich podvana bude emto
priste pekne zabalovana " kornoutu.
roce 1871 lednu bylo Versaillu utvofeno Bsmar
KEN n6mecke cisaTstv temze Versau prave cey vet
radi, jak by nemeckeho nebezpeci navzdy zbavl.
Bosevicka hrozi vyvrazdenim vsech majetnych
hm to by pris prvn radu Trocky Leninem,
Budete nam bati az Nemecko vyhrae - pravili
nam kdysi pratee Germane Praze inu, veci
bratli mohou mas pan Nemc polfbti sami kde Jim
libo.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
keep YOUR SHOES NEAT"

War cOnditnios have called into use
for army shoes and equipment mill
lions Of pounds Of leather that other
wise would be used for civilian shoes.
The result Of this enormous drain on
The normal markets is reflected in the
advanced price of shoes. With but
ter, eggs, meats and product Of all
kinds are struggling out.climb each
other in striving for the crown Of
high price, every method of economy
should BE adopted in the home.
Shcoes san be preserved and their
life heightened wonderfully by proper
care.
Shoe leather deterioates from eX-
cosurc to weather, and when mud
md slush carpet our walks and crCss-
ings shoe leather is indeed undergoing
strenuous service and deserves some
are.
Every method that will prevent the
levouring action of the elements on
'oather viii naturally hengthen the
lives of shoes.
Keep Your Shoes Neat'-so read
Yours for winning the war and
making the South 4 great food
country and Cordele, Georgia The
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
TOWNSVILLE CARNIVAL
NETS RED CROSS NEAT SUM

Thomasville, Ga. April 10.-With
all of the reports in from the Red
Cross carnival, which closed here
Saturday night, the women CT the
committee in charge find that the re-
ceipts mounted up to $4,000. This is
considered quite wonderful showing
the size Of Thomasville, and especially
for such an undertaking in a place
so as the evry inclement weather
prevented the abundance expected
from nearby towns. Nowhere can the
Red Cross show more enthusiastic
workers than those of the ThOmasville
chapter.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
MIR. BUSINESS MAN. FARMER
BUILD ELEVATOR IN YOUR CITY

A Grain Elevator will do for corn
production, what the packing houses
i'll MOultrie and other towns have
done for Hog Production in Georgia
The Packing houses have increased
hog production in Georgia over two
thousand per cent in three and q
half years.
Elevators will do as much for
grain production in a like time Gf
the people will build them) in other
words, we can make Georgia Grain
Producing state, as we are making
Georgia a Hog State, by the simple
process of making market for corr
nd other Grains
Four Elevators 0t h.au .oH. u
iayFaa during jUo last year 5
every one Of hem q ma5s 'tDt
some profit on the investment; be
sides paying out Thousands OF dollars
10 the farmers for Corn and other
grains, while the increase in produc-
ton Of these grains this year over
previous years promises TO be i'm
mense
II you are interested in helping
the Government increase food, and in
building up the country adjacent to
your town. and business that will
pay big dividends on the investment,
lend your influence and encourage
the building of a Grain Elevator.
a Grain Elevator at Cordele. Ga.
viii make our city whole Sale
Grain Market. for all your Corn,
Cats, Wheat. Rye, Peanuts. Velvet
beans. besides drying houses for
storing and keeping Sweet Potatoes
can be added, and by building all the
above; it would eventually result, in
the building Of Large Feed Mill
plant here, by encouraging the grow
ing more feed and food stuffs, which
would help to win the war.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
FARMERS TRYING TOBACCO
Three Hundred Acres Planted in Vic
unity Of Nashville.

Nashville, April 10.-Three hundred
ceres have been planted in tobacco
in the vicinity Of Nashville this year.
The Georgia and Florida Railway
sent A. G. Taylor, tobac expert,
here to encourage the planting CT the
weed, and he has ben vry successful
indeed. Joe Fletcher, OF Alapaha,
has planted sixty acres. II -'lonts
are just now getting large enoreA to
be transplanted, and Berrien farmers
are taking their first lessons in plant
ing tobacco. If the experiment proves
a success a tobacco warehouse will
be built in Nashville.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
IN THE LAND O.
COMMON SENSE
Says it is suicide to cut corns,
and tells how they lift
right out

You simply say to the drug store
man, "Give me quarter of an ounce Of
freezone." This will cost very little but
is sufficient to remove every hard or soft
corn from ones feet.
A few drops applied directly upon q
tender, aching corn should relieve the
soreness instantly, and soon the entire
corn, root and ali, can be lifted out with
the fingers without pain.
This new way to rid one feet of corns
was introduced by Cincinnati man, who
says that while freezone is sticky it dries
in moment, and seems to simply shrivel
up the corn without infaming or even
irritating the surrounding tissue or skin.
g. Don't let father die from infection or
locklaw from whiting at his corns, but
cut this out and make him try it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11
WHTEg En- APPOINTMENT
Is REJECTED BY SENATE

Atlanta, April 1.-THE appointment
af Abbie r. 'Beacham to be postmaster
of Glenwood Wheeler County, was
sent to the Senate fer confirmation
Two weeks ago by President Wilson,
has been rejected by the Senate It
is understood the failure to confirm
the appointment after it had been re-
porte out of the postoffice committee
was due to the objection of Senator
HardWick.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-11

the advertisements of the F. F. Daley
Corporations, Limited, and we feel
sure this patriotic appeal should be
gladly adopted by the public-"A
word to the wise" as it were.
We are assured 90 in 1" polishes
are guaranteed not to injure the
finest leather.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
STRAFTNG KARI SRUHE.

has been remarked lately that II the Prussan city
karlsruhe. "Karls Rest" is so no longer
The name is a. complete MISSIONER. 1t gets less rest
than any other city IN Germany. And all 10y way OF
reprsal for Prussan air atrocities
Karlsruhe is defenseless city OF military signi-
hcance. In the natural events il would be
ignored respected by any but Germany's repeat
ed and mtolerable bombing defenseess cities and
towns France and England has at last driven the
allies stern measures They have decided that the
|only way stop the Huns from numbering defense
ess women. children and old 'nen behind their owl
lines is 70 give the German people practical nlustra
lions of what their airmen doing And so karlsruhe
has been informally chosen good place apply
ne lesson.
u Is ancient city capital of the of Baden
bear the Rhine aud easily reached los from the
French the French started the practice Of
|sendins an air lombard Karlsruhe every time
/ French sity raided. The English soon follower
suit poor burghefs of Karlsruhe
are said Doe of continual terror. They can
eyer go bed with that their houses
|wil not De blown 90 bits before morning dam
&c is SAL have been done. and numerous people
ied
More recently. however. tie eity is reported b.
nioyng more It's ancient peace The obv,>
bus allied raids. because there are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
Other Editors Than Ours
SANDER FROM THE SENATE.
lNeNY York MOrldl

Two statements by United States Sen. George L.
Chamberlain OF Oregon in the course of speeches in
New York Saturday must he challenged peIemptor-
lily:
The military establishment of America
fallen down. There is be optimis-
tic about thing that does exist
There is ineficiency in every branch and
every department of the United States gov
eminent"
If anything approaching these conditions true.
member Of congress has a greater responsibility
than Mr.. Chamberlain. who is chairman of the
a committee military affairs, and yet find him
away from his post publishing msstatements and ex
aggeratng mistakes in the presence Of two societies
whose hearty applause of his recklessness will
loudly echoed in Berlin
Chamberlains forums National
Security league, which will never find military eff
cheney anywhere until shall have adopted the
the Republican club which at the moment like Mr..
Chamberlain himself. nothing good i'm
army and navy not presided over 10y an extra-const-
tutional council made of republicans wei
democrats.
member of congress indulging in exaggeratio1
are believed to be good In any case, ii is provided
in the constitution that speech debate
house he shall be questioned any other place.
But this immunity does not extend beyond the seat Of
government al Washington. When Mr. Chamberlain
comes New York defame the military establish
ment and government OF the United States he does
than surrender his privilege pride
OF opinion alone he assumes all the odium properly
attaching 10 one who. whether by intent weak
ems the morale Of people at and offers
agement TO the enemy
There evidence OF inefHciency and hightl-
ness the part congress than is be witnessed
in any other branch OF government Except where II
has followed executive recommendations closely has
blundered hahitualy. Nearly everything il has done
O. initiative ought 10 be undone has made
naste 10 involve the people in turmoil o,ar 1o,,ti
issues that properly belong 10 peace il is eager
by clumsy bedevhnent assist the executive in the
performance OF the sternest duties upon
an American administration
Sen. Chamberlain may be reminded In all canfor
that men in past who have denounced our wars
as failures have Jared amy better with the people
who have characterized them - BIZ
and wicked And speaking OF errors. what bureau
council. % department OF government has any
thing its discredi spending with the utterances
Kitchens. Folettes. Manns and Chamberiaias
congreSss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
x ~ 1Sf@4 aEz~
JANUARY %, 1913.
A CRAZY DIPLOMAT.

Count Spurlos Vegsenkt Luxburg, erstwhile German
minister to Argentina, appears in new light in re-
cent Berlin dispatches. The German government seeks
to explain and mitigate diplomatic by
ing that he is insane.
The Berlin have discovered it strangely
the day. There isn't any indication that they
considered the crazy a the time when was
using the Swedish government a Prussian catspaw
and sending the insoent messages whose publication
aIenated Argentina. shamed Sweden and shocked the
world. The German government the time took him.
apparently with perfect seriousness administered
rebuke, asked embarrassing questions, and answer
- mis- in kind.
We have quarrel with this verdict insanity.
UnquestionabIy Luxburg is crazy. But what Berlin
overooks is the there is nothing exceptional
about his lie doesn't stand alone tie is a typ-
representative of the Prussan system. far as
have been able observe. all Prussian diplomats
are crazy.
Certainly ali that have had anything to do With US.
officially unoffcially have been crazy. Their acts
absolutely unqualified produce the they
expected. They showed themselves wholly unable to
comprehend the working of the minds they dealt with
grasp psychology Of the nation they sought
nucnce. They possessed Of fixed ideas" held
to them i'm spite of everything.
might 20 further say that the whole German
government is afflicted with Luxburg's maady. The
present attitude the Berlin foreign reminds
of the familiar lunatc asylum story, which
Inmate remarks OF another THAT magines he's
Napoleon. The poor fish, why. I'm Napoleon
The simple truth that the ruling class
crazy and has infected the majority of the German
people. That's what made al the trouble. The
man war is para noac for immoral irrational
and impossible purpose. The allies is an
taking the part Of the part of mankind 20
put national mailman in straight jacket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26

The emperor is accused of being the
chief support of the Anglo-French
policy, a stronger support than so
French divisions. He is called the
hope OF France. Can this be true?
Is this possible After this
article the Post published a series
of communications approving il. At
the head of the list was a retired
Octogen&rian lieutenant general who
declared that all his comrades felt
as he did. and greeted the article
with enthusiasm; they feared that,
as far as Germany was concerned,
the Agadir affair would end in
shame and disgrace. The same SEN
timents were expressed by a retired
court preacher. and within a few
months we have seen the spectacle
of a part of the Protestant clergy in
full cry at the heels of the war
pack. The Evangelical Church
Journal published an article which
concluded with these words: From
one end of Germany to the other
people voice but one question: When
do we get our marching orders?
And these are the preachers of
Christian brotherly love"
deputy Bebel [Social-Demo-
craft in the Reichstag. Nov. Q.
1911. Bebel was the leader of the
German socialists up TO his
death in 1913. He was always
the antagonist of the German
jingoes)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
THE RED GROSS HAS HEAT

The Red Cross society has jumped at the prospect
Of heatless Mondays. Most of the Red Cross head
quarters through the country in houses build
ings not affected by the hcatess order These work
rooms locations coming under the heatless rule
there will he be found few pubic-spirited
women who will give their the day
work Of the society Rooms will be cleared. sewing
machines and bandage rollers installed, the wort,
will 20 steadily
But where the Red Cross expects to win is in the
fact that many of the usually employed all
day Monday will have time give to Red Cross work.
Every who is getting 10 holidays from her
accustomed occupation is urgently requested give
least two hours of this free time to this work
The soldiers 10 their places on
front lines is drawing near The nearer it grows, the
more in the lighting. the dressings
be needed. Every who possibly give part of
her unemployed Mondays to this should take the
message to heart. And the who wants give a
little time sharpening shears oiiing machinery
will be welcomed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
IEARNING STOKING.

Two Kansas schools attacking the coal problem
Of the domestic consumer in new way. The Kansas
Agricultural college is teaching home-owners how to
coal the fullest advantage. avoiding all unneo-
essary This of instruction given by
dependence.
The Kansas Manual Training Normal school has
gone step farther is conducting school for
anitors and furnace tenders The pupils classes
hear lectures discuss stocking Methods. about
different kinds Of coal and watch practical exhibitions
of various methods OF firing a furnace.
At the school Of Engineering of the Agricultural
college students getting training b.
tending the furnaces in a number Of homes in the
town. Fourteen different kinds grades of coal arr
being used in furnaces of the pattern and un-
der conditions nearly alike would be found in
|any group Of ordinary homes Careful tabulaons Of
the results of these experiments kept 10y the co.,
lege and sent free i'm bulletin form to citizens Of
gettnr out of the fuel
used in their own homes
Undoubtedly great deal Of energy is wasted
in the home through careessness or ignorance
|cf the people firing the furnace Education in this
matter should be valuable Anyone may obtain help
ful information the subject by writing TO the de-
|partment OF the interior at Washington
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-26
VERBAL GLORY

II the Turkish sultan has been at all subdued by
the loss of political authority and Overwhelming war
reverses. order recently issued his troops in
Mesopotama shows sign Of it. The begins
in this way.
The Finest Pearl of the Age and the esteemed CEN
ter Of the Universe whose portals stand the
camels of justice and mercy. whom eyes Of
the kings and peoples in the been drawn.
the rulers there finding example of political
proves and the classes model mercy kind
Lord and Master the Sultan of the two shores
and the high king of the seas. the the
and the pride of all countries, the greatest of all
Khalfs, the shadow Of God earth successor Of
the Apostle of the Lord of the Universe the victor
ious cOnqueror Al-Ghari.'
Aftet lot more of this expensive language the
Think sending such stuff over military
wires.
Well. east is east. and is But in spite Of
Mr.. kipng the twain may days.
The meeting will be in the approximate vicinity OF
Constantinople. And lot OF oriental will
swept back into some dim Asatic hinterand where it