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Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04
FAREWELL BANoila
TO JOHN sKEDsCsh1
Employees OF Nsosveno,
Company Gathesed :, I D.
nam Inn Saturday Mol. "
uo,or.d Guest of Evening p.
Solid Gold Watch.

Thirty of the oyerseen =.
crosvenordale Company, IN. II
Grosvenordale, gathered Around 0 !, F
banouet board at tie Putnam INST
saturday evening. they had as ~ n
bonored guest of th evening, Js Ss I
A. skedgell, who reigned as sunaa u
;ntendent of the BIZ cotton min.
Saturday at the clos of business, 70
accept the position as agent Of tba
2 & r. Knight ctton mill, Man
chang, Mass.
A special guest otthe evening was
Mr. John Reardon, formerly agent
If the Grosvenordae Company, now
agent of a large mil in Fall River
Agent H. C. Greemw of the eros
yenordale CompanyRas unable to b
uresent on account # business en-
gagement,
Because of a br6en trolley wir
IN North Grosvenodale village tn
marty could not CON that way. Al
angements were nde to have tn
boat train from prcester stop a
North Grosvenorda, but the trai
was an hour late sohat it was 10 o
clock before the CHEERING was seat
ed at the tables.
Among those VIII spoke were MI
John Reardon of all River, E. H
Kristeck, overseerof the spinning
department; Chars C. Anderson
boss carder at Gisvenordale; w
Speere, overseer the cloth room
NJ. Conlon, Oversee, of the care
room. All had snething compli
mentary to say of r. Skedgell, whC
has been with theompany Ions
time.
Otto Sward, empyed by the com
pany, also spoke al on behalf of the
present Mr.. Skedgell
. beautiful solid ,old watch and
,hain. The watcbas inscribed as
follows:
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04
GOVERNOR HcOMB APPOINTS
FIR. DONN-Y TRUSTEE

Governor Ms B. Holcomb has
appointed Rev.d. Donnolly of st.
Joseph's churcNorth Grosvenor-
dale, trustee the Connecticut
School for Boz succeed Henry J.
Potter fornN Woodstock, re-
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04
-7----@a
A. .. II. MEETS SUNIAY

! The regular monthly me4ipe y
D I l, A. o. H., will L bed
sunday January 9Th, and fu1 s'-
tendance of members x desired a.
1t is expected that a.s1on will be tx
en- on the comiA reunion of he Dr.
vision Of vi pm county. to D.
held in Point Sunday, Jsnuafs
goth.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

Putnam high school basket ball
team plays Southbridge this Fiday
night in the gym. e,j =
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04
FIR. THOMAS B. MeGARRY CUR
ATE AT MERIDEN

Rev. Thomas B. McGarry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McGarry,
Woodstock avenue, who celebrated
his first mass at St. Mary's church,
Christmas morning. has been appoint
Z curate Of st, Joseph's Sch,
stdan fo..-uccead Fr "A So
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

0peIaeio vul
rious factories pr. a.
sages the success . ),
the entire commune
ity, including the y.
, rural districts. II
the people are en- M
! ployed the weekly senns
payrolls are large
and the workers els
h,,v money with
", which to buy from
the merchants ana ma
the farmers +bo
large manufactuf-
! i ina nlants prosper.
=, ing pia. the paa
rear the mills h s's
y ysal unusually
p p5'1 least some ...a ID,
a. ICES to the val,
production hest :
cached its hlga me- )
f fsrt efforts are re,
- increase thi' so
a. a. get help has Ta, ~,
70 . highest point IT, - !
notwllii7 nv poop
| money to sps''r
| times. been
The city pa a. We
demies the p pas GOOD
-onditions are 6 .,
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

f still homes among the rugged hills of
te for Putnam, Thompson, Woodstock and
tltion Pomfret, add to the volume of bust
ofs to ness done in the city. All of these
thand, things tend to the growth and expan-
gti ne sion of local trade.
lore
mer TIL. - p~.x;,v
cpl The PATRIOT enters upon its
18th forty-sixth yaer sharing the bright
and is prospects Nlocal business situa-
but u ion. It's ssssSipton list has in
becafs .---~-r-s-sse hiih
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

mands on the news and adVeFtIsIrg
columns made this machine neces-
sity and with it The PATRIOT hopes
IN give even better service than it
has given for the past forty-five
wears. and to meet the local demands
both for news and for advertise
ments.
1t will also afford chance for
greater production in the job depart
ment and book work will be done
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

customer together.
In order to take care of the
growing volume of news and
the advancing space required
by advertisers The PATRIOT
has installed a new Model 10
Linotype machine. This ma
chine will do the work of a
number of hand compositors
and will enable The PATRIOT
to place before its readers the
news which breaks in the last
hour before the paper goes to
press. The increasing de-
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-04

war aside for moment and TAX
J 1e1z super.N" lance at Putnam in
regc n, u least, based on that
s,ou3.sl@ss i the outlook is most
aSf IN u he factories are all
ming as,fnd iers, many are run
beer made day, additions have
5efs are oens being made, and 9th
population u contemplated. The
and there - he city is increasing
greatest set bac ROOM for all. The
of sufficient ha i the procurement
Many young m Dds ii do the work
navy leave vacat i inlthe army and
fill, but to make Seies hat are hard to
extra hours an. az up fpr the shortage
made the si'uA put and the best
Putnam is t;on.
ter The sa 81 tbe \ mandf featuring cen
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-04
FARM DRUDGERY.
Modern Inventions Are Making Lighter
Labor.

Modern Inventions Are Making Lighter
Labor.
One of the chief factors working
against the back to the farm move
ment is the drudgery usually. connected
with farm life and the consequent 70
luctance Of the city man to leave the
modern conveniences and labor saving
devices Of the city, according to E. v.
Floyd, assistant professor in physics
In the Kansas State Agricultural col.
lege.
"1n contemplation Of q move to the
country it is possible to take these
things back to the farm" said Mr..
Floyd. "This is being done in many
cases where the lighting, heating, wa.
ter supply and rapid transportation Of
the city are being introduced on the
farm"
The old kerosene lamp Is being dis
placed by the modern acetylene lamp
for each individual room, OF in many
instances the ~acetylene plant, which
lights all the farm buildings, points out
Mr.. Floyd. A miniature electric light
plant is another possibility. Furnaces,
artificial gas plants and electricity can
be used to advantage in heating farm
homes.
One Of the cheapest and most popu.
lar labor saving machines is the gaso,
line engine. which not only does the
blowing, hauling, feed grinding and
separating for the farmer, but also fur
nishes a motive power for washing and
churning for his wife. The gasoline
engine, which does practically all labo-
rious work on the farm. is n of the
most important contributions to the
back to the farm movement.
BY means of the compression water
system drawing. pumping and carry
ing water can be eliminated. Scrub
bling and washing windows can be done
by the hose, which also makes posi-
BILE an attractive lawn and fresh vege-
tables from q we'll watcred garden
The inaccessibility to town is overcome
by good roads and slow transportation
by the automobile and the gasoline
| truck. The daily paper is brought to
the farmers door by the rural mail car
rier, and the telephone keeps him III
| touch with news. business and profcs
sional services.
As a result of these city devices talk
en- to the rural districts q social center
Is made possible. in whjcs the members
of the farm home receive practlcehJ
all the culture and enjoyments OF the
city family.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-04
Maxine the Doubletree Last.

Did you ever notice that the plow
aud wagon doubletrees always are
breaking at or near the center. close to
where the middle hole Is bored? nc
guard against breakage here and thus
u the doubletree to last twice or
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-04

three times as long as usual take a
piece of Iron three-eighths of an inch
in thickness, almost as wide as the
doubletree is thick, and from a foot to
eighteen inches long. Have four holes
drilled In 1t and fasten It to the back
Of the doubletree with small bolts. as
shown In the illustration. Such a dou.
bletree will last practically a lifetime.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-04
HORSE IN POUND.

Put in on November 13. Brown geld
ing, 2 hind feet white, VT. 1900 lbs,
Is years old. Branded on left shoulder
If not called for within ten days
will be sold to pay for feed on ~
December 10. Thos. H. Jerrow, ~
poundmaster. 33tf.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-04

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the foregoing is a list Of all personal prop
ery taxes due and payable to Valley county, state of Montana, and dein-
juent n owing from persons who are asSsedW with personal property alone
and no real estate for the year 1917, the amount of the delinquent tax due
from each person owing same being placed opposite to the name of each
person.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, Sec. 1857 Revised Code 1907: 1857 (3so1,
Seizure and sale of personal property for taxes)
The treasurer may, after the first Monday in February, in each year, in
each of the counties of this state collect the taxes due on personal property.
except when real estate lis liable therefor, by seizure and sale of any personal
property owned by the delinquent.
Dated this 28h day Of December, 1917.
7. M. PATTEN,
Treasurer of Valley County, State of Montana.
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Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.

At 10 o'clock a. M, December 49,,
1917, Board of County Commission
ers of Valley County, Montana, re-
sumed, Peter A. West and Julius Wa
Der. Commissioners and the clerk
present.
Board proceeded to check warrants
for the year 1917, with clerks regis
ter.
The claim of Paul Bolz for labor
on county hospital for $4,000 is here
by allowed.
At IL o'clock noon board took a re-
cess until 2 o'clock p. m. of even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman
Attest:
W. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 2 o'clock p. M, December 10
1917, Board of County Commission
ers of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed, Peter A. West and Julius Wa.
Der, Commissioners, and the clerk
present.
Board proceeded to check warrants
for the year 1917 with clerks regis
ter.
Board proceeded to audit their owr
claims as follows:
Peter A. West, mileage and per
diem
Julius Waber, mileage and per
No further business appearing, o.
motion, board adjourned subject to tn
call of the chair.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman
Attest:
". B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page thirteen)

viewing roads and expenses. 143.O0
State Bank of Nashua, assign
ed road work Of Gilbert Kle-
ven 1900
Elias Stensland, road work.. 24.OO
]. A. Stewart, assigned road
work of Ernest Fry...~. 500
w. H. Tonkin, assigned road
work of Jas. Routhitt.--.. 1880
Everett Chase, road work.. $500
Glasgow National Bank, assign
ed road work of E. D. Mittle-
SCAOL oV'VO
John Willer, assigned road wk
of Emil Wiederrick .....-.. 1900
John Willer, road work....-.-- $500
John Willer, assigned road
work of John A~nderson.-.. 1900
Albin Heckner, road work.. 8.25
]. A.. Stewart, assigned road
work of Jas Douthitt ... 1926
liver Ida, road work.-..-.-.. 1925
Albin Heckner, road work.. 1875
Fred Foley, road work..-.-..... 1900
Mike Burrus, road work.....-.. 1900
Jas. Jordan, road work..-...... 5000
H. M. Fox, assigned road work
of Thomas Hill 1000
Charley Eayrs, road work.. 1890
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed road work of Geo.
Macko 1850
Clifford Eayrs, road work.. 59.47
Ira Taylor, road work..--..... $500
Frank Heckner, road work.. CTS
Carl Kvasny, road work.~...... 1900
C. j. Maalerud, road work.. 27.00
j. R. Hit, refund of road tax 200
Laura Stanley, refund of road
tax 200
Fred Kron, refund of road tax 200
H. M. Fox & Co., assigned road
work of VIM. Tonkin ....... $3.50
At IL o'clock noon, board took a
recess until 2 o'clock p. m. of even
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Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 2 o'clock p. M, December 49,,
1917, Board of County Commission
r of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed, Peter A. West and julius Wa
Der, Commissioners, and the clerk
present.
Board proceeded to check warrants
for the year 1917 with clerks register.
At 5 o'clock p. m. board adjourned
until 10 o'clock a. M, December 10,
1917.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
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~1tCCoCs
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 2 o'clock p. M, December IA,
1917, Board of County Commission
ers of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed, Peter A. West and julius Wa
Der, Commissioners, and the clerk
present.
Board proceeded to check warrants
for the past year 1917, with the clerks
register.
At 5 o'clock p. m. board adjourned
until 10 o'clock a. M, December Is,
1917.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
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w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 10 o'clock a. M, December 18,
1917, Board of County Commission
ers, of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed, Peter A. West and Julius Wa
Der, Commissioners, and the clerk
present.
Claim of w. B. Shoemaker for cash
advanced poor for $4,000 is hereby
allowed.
Board proceeded to check warrants
for the year 1917 with clerks register.
At IL o'clock noon board took a re-
cess until 2 o'clock p. m. of even
date.
PETER A. WEST,
Choirmon
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Tina the foregoing list ontains the INT of the pesonsa and a description of ther
taxes due and payable to Valley county, state of Montana Tor the year 1917, with the a
costs due opposite each name and description column, witt the axes due0 on the s
taxes due real estate where the real estate is liable therefor.
And notice is hereby given, thtun unless the taxes delinquent together with thu costs an
the aeo one per cent per month from November &c, 1917, until aD, are paid the
taxes are a in, will be sold at public auction, on the 22d day of January, A. D 191
front Of the county treasurrso office in the curt house of Valley county, state of Montana,
IN said counya and state.
Dated, Decmber2 49,, 1917 7
County Treasurer Valley Co
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CESKY TISK o NASi ARMADE..
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Washington 3D. C. = Ceske lsty, die Taeglche Rund-
schau seu re Vladimir Hurban predak Cechoslovak ope
rujlcich Sbiri mel des debate aponskm zahranicnm
mnistrem poradu aponskym voenskym zasupcem nacez
duezitymi snam doporucenimi Cd aponkeho velvyslan
odeel Hurban jak znamo zada americkou japonskou
vadu pOmoc
V jne zprave sdeluje Bernu Pukovnik Hurban, "a
supce Cechoslovaku Toku predoz aponskemu mnistru
zasupcum cyfdohody zpravu stuaci Cechoslovac soji
boj proti bolSevkum take nekterym revouconarm (e-
skosovenske brigady vsak necht
.tuace Ruka So pod veenm Ceskoslovense Narodn Ra-
dy jemz presdenem e professor Masaryk mali rozkaz
tahnOut frncouzskou fronu ably tam boova cesko
sovensky stat nebot bostch francouzskyh
o osudu kralovstvi Ceskeho nikoliv Sibiri.'
Takove zpravy pnaseii listy donna pravdene pro
toze puvodu nemeckeho a nemeckych lstech
skovany nemuze je OvSem konfskovat
A tax nas donna jsou pravidelne vsem informovani
zpravam oho druhu nemuv6 inormacch podrobnejsch
ez nas dosavai chz cese do ceskych zem 81 rakouske
iiiady marne hlavu lamou
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moo BOLSEVIKU MA SIBiRI RYCHLE MIZf.

Nikolsk, Sibir Nikolsk jest neepsm mistem pozoro-
van kterak spojenc snazi zavfit vejif sovetismu
Skrovna, dosud Sibr kontroluci bolsevkl podoba
ver ehoz otevrene konce naleza jeden vychodn
rece Usur druhy zapadnf kutska ezere Bakau kdez
konec rzadlo mandzurske sance Ma vsech stranach
naezaji bevni fronty ak vychode tax zapade
samotnem stTedu
Ucelem spojenecke strategic jest tento ve zavri W.
hnat bosevky Chabarovska Vychode zapade Chi
ty zomt jech stredu. skorem vechna vojska,
mz 1ko teno jest sveren eic nemale zasoby prochazi
Nikolskem
Moderni minutov muzi, Ces wall Vladivostok a pax
podnkl vypravu vychod vsc svym spoudruhum dosud
stradajicm uvnr zeme Bosevicke vojsko Grodekova
chile specially ably sesy posadky Nikolsku Ale Cesi byl
cpernejsi nekolik dnd po Vadvostoku zmocni Nj
kolska.
BITvA NIKoLsKA.
Srazka tato byla velice krvava AS 200 Cechu 1000
bolseviku spojenych mimi nemecko-rakouskch zaatc1,
byo bud zabo neb Cechm nedostavalo oboi-
no. ak del tax streva. Zvezili en dumyslnou straeg.
Postupova pota umsi vekere stron pusky ch nell
sran mad strouhou ejmz kraj vedla zelezcn
pax predstra lstup pode zeeznicn hraze. Bosevc
prozirave pronsledova zdanive en prchacf Cechy pr
blizil neopane strouze odkud Ces vyf jake boue
nesOuci smrt
Tea pobych gards lezea roztrousena DO navrsich DO
cely yden zeny Nkoska bzsich denne vydava-
y ma bojiste ably hleday tela manzeu, bratr1 synu
Ia posednich dvou tydnu projely Nikolskem smerem
cee vlaky apankeho voska General Otan ma
dosatecnou ably zapoca tazeni nevyhnutene
konci Die vSech znamek Chte neb Chabarovsku
neb nekerem jnem miste mezi temo jmenovanym mesy
bolsevici musi postav jejich poslednmu odporu.
Den kdy bude Sbf pvosta nemeckych nrk neni jz da-
leko. akmie Sib pozna, jest jem nevetsim
jmen prime vice evropskemu Rusku kdyz byla drive
spojeneckym vosky thla Moskvu Petrohrad ably
lou zemi zbava nebezpecneho bosevismu snad
vyhrae spoencum utO vaku ale jstO Jest re den kdy
ZdaO, re by mohlo pomoc Nemecku, jz zmzel.
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Poznamka:

Vsichni vladni, statni a NEST
sti urednici, marSalove, deputy
marsalove, Investigating a.
gents, policejni drednfci atd.
jsou povinni okamzite udat ka
zdeho muze, jenz &C We veku re
gistraci povinnem, medal Sc re
gistrovati. Urednik, jenz by Sc
zdrahah takove ornament uci-
niti, bude propulsion z uradu a
podleha trestu.
Kdo byl jiz registrovan dri-
We, tedy zvlaSte muzi mezi FL
a 81 rokem veku sveho nemusi
sc dat registrovat znovu. ;
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DGlezite

pfi registraci kazdy obdrzi
registracni Mstek. Tento listek
dosvedcuje, re jeho MATTEL Wy
konal svou zakonem predepsa-
nou povinnost.
Tento registracni listek mu
81 pax majetnik stale nositi pri
sobe, ably jej mohl kdykoliv ma
pozadani predlozit. Nesmi no
ztratit, protoze by 81 tim spI
sobil nejvetsi neprijemnosti.
Stalo-li by Sc tax prece, necht'
jest ztrata okamzit6 oznamena
dradu, u nehoz Sc dal dotycny
registrovati.
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VLIVNE AMERICKE CASOPI.
SY o NASf VECI.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. - V ne
prehledne rade casopisu jez
skoro v kazdem SVEN vydani
prinaseji zpravy neb uvahy 0
nasi veci a boji "a samostat
most ceskoslOvenskeho naroda
jedno z prednich mist zauji-
ma Christian Science Monitor,
nejlepe mformovany dennik v
Americe O vecech mezinarod-
lich a cteny We vsech dilech
sveta. Tento nam zvlhste pfa
telsky list, jenz hlavn6 z dcty
k prof. Masarykovi prilnul k
nasi veci, tuzbam a je jich YER
nym zastancem, neopomene
zadne prielzitosti, aby bud v
Americe neinverviewoval prof.
Masaryka neb 81. Masarykovu
jeho zastupce v Europe DIR. e.
BeneSe.
We SVEN elsie re dne 9. srp-
ma prinasi Obsirny interview s
DIR. BeneSem, nimz Sc setkal
zpravodaj Monitoru v Londyne
IL piilezitosti manifestace snah
a tuzeb iihoslovanskych, ma
niz vedle zahranicneho sekreta
re brjtskeho Balfoura, zname
no pritele naroda nasehO Stee-
da a jihoslovanskych zastupcu
prombuvil "a narod mas DIR. Be
mes.
Lpravodaj Monitoru ocenu-
ie spravne vyznam dir. Benese
V naSem hnutl "a samOstatnOst
I: karakterisuje jej uvodnich
SlOVech taktO:
DR.. Benes muze miuvit S au
toritou, jez nema soupefe, iak
poznamenal pan Wickham
Steed, je clenem triumviratu
Masaryk = Benes - Stefanik
ilmz ceskOslovenska otazka
hlavre vdeci "a svou posici,
iiZ dnes zaujima a jeho mine
nj, re vyhlidky veci, jiz zastu
puie, nikdy nebyly tax pfizni
We, jako jsOu nyni, ma priroze-
non vahu ufedniho prob aseni.
Bylo stejne cenrym takove-
ho pramene ziskat pfehled
podstaty ccskoslovenskeho pro
bl6nu, jakoz odnitnuti ne
Ilterych miskoncepci, jez cho-
vaii nektere kruhy.
Tax characteristic zpravo-
dai velkeho americkeho ci sve
toveho listu DIR. Benese.
PTechazeje k vlastni casti
interviewu dokazuje s.bvy DIR.
Benese, ze hnuti "a teskoslo-
venskou sarostatnost nen,
len hnutir,1 profesorG literar
Mich osobnosti, ale hrutim Il
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Jak pax ne!

"Poslys Amalko, jest-li pax
budes ale take svemu Adolfovi
verna?"
ia? Jak pax ne. kdyz lser
byla verna jiz deslti, budu ie-
Inu verna take"
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dou registrovanl rozdeleni do
prislusnych trid, jako tomu by
10 pfi odvodu prvnim.
8. Ac jsme pevne presved-
ceni, re kazdy pravy Cechoslo
wax vykona vzorne a svedomi
te svoji povinnost vykona, kia
deme ddraz ma to, ably nikdo
nezapomnel zapamatovah 81
vyse uvedene pokyny.
nf11ozito.
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mluvi spoenecke zakroceni vece popuarnm Lid
must by presvedcen BOZ prot Wade sovet
pratesv sbirskm massam kdyz amercka pomoc hospoar
ska chlebem masem dokaze prave praestv7 odvratf
ste myl du cd sovetu priklonf Sc spojencdm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03
v uTERY, 3. ZARf 1918.

ANNA SSoAAo0AOvSAOAC JC AAAu-
tim demokratickym proti au-
tokracii monarchie, hierarchie,
aristokracie, armady a ibyro-
kracie. Ovsem re samostatnost
ceskoslovenska podminuje roz
vrat Rakouska- u herska. Take
hospodarsky pro Rakousko cd
trzeni ceskosiovenskych (zemi
znamena konec neodvratny.
Doklada to pax vymluvnymi
ciframi: Ze .3OO,OOO,OOO tun
cukru rocne vyvazenych z Ra
kouska do Britanie, Balkanu a
Male Aisle SO procent je ce-
skych zemf. Tezba uhli, kovu
atd. ceskych zemich zname
na 83 resp. 60 procent ceie tez
by v Rakousku- Uhersku. Tex
tilnictvl v ceskych zemi tvori
70 procent textilniho prdmyslu
V Rakousku a uroda zemaku v
ceskych zemich participate ma
celkove 1rode Rakouska So
procenty. Zita pripada v Ce-
chach ma osobu $50 kilogramd,
kdezto celem Rakousku jen
1870. Bee Czech Rakousko exi.
stovati nemdze, Cechy vsak
bez Rakouska zcela urcite.
Pokracuje dale pravi dr.. Be
nes, re argument die nehoz je
V ceskych zemich prilis velka
nemecka mensina, nerozhoduje
phi vytvareni ceskoslovenskeho
statu, protoze Nemci mali pou
ze rs procent pudy (vcetne
ovsem velkostatkd feudalni' Sic
chty. Pom. Tisk. Kan.} Stejne
neodvlslym byls by ceskosloven
sky stat financne a hospodar-
sky. Costa ma Srbsko, Balkan
a blizky Vychod je otevrena a
stejne ostatnim svetem by
mel ceskoslovensky stat spoje
III pIeS POlSkO a iehO balti,ke
piistavy. go
Ku konci DIR. Benes prizna-
va, re k uspechum posledni do
by, k uspechum poitickym pri-
spela hlavne take armada ma
Sc ma Rusi, jez pred svetem do
kumentovala svou ukaznenost
a vyspelost. Nepochybne bude
jadrem, kolem nehoz Sc sesku-
pi move Rusko.
Cechoslovaci tax osvobozuji
jine narody a osvobozuji sebe
samy verni sve narodni tradici.
Vedle Christian Science Mo
ritGru je to znamy tydennik
Outlook, jenz We SVEN ciste re
dne %. srpna velmi pfipadne
Sc rozepisuje o nasem narode
podava prehled nasi historic
i prehled hnuti nasehO ia sa-
mOstatnOst a oySem vzdava "a
slouzeny tribut naSi slavne ar
made ma Rusi. Pravi o nj:
Je to predvoj move spojenec
k6 moci. Valka nemela drama
tictejsi episody mad ceskosio
venskou zachranu Ruska a ST.
5ire.
The North American Review
V clanku "Obrozeni Ruska" pi
Sc nemene nadSene MAST ar
MADE, proh.asuje il "a jeden z
vojenskych zazrakd svetove
valky slovy: Nasli prilezitost
(Kusove) a vudcovstvi nejpr-
We We skvelych uspesich Ce
chosfovaku, jeiichz tazeni by
10 jednim z voienskych zazra-
XII sveta pozd6ii We spojenec
Ike intervepci. jM ceskosloven-
ska kampan ucinila navyhnu-
telnOu.
Anabase naSi armady stala
Sc oVsem nyni reklamou velmi
prltazlivost. TAX Literry Di-
gest cteny milliony Americana
Mid-weekly Pictorial uznaly
"a nejlepSi reklamu pro sebe
llanky o ceskosiovenske arm5
de naSem hnuti Literary Di-
gest prinaSi obrazek z naSich
t fmskych slavnosti a cituje OBJ
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