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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
Seven Costly Defeats.

With the French Armies in France,
Feb. 9.-(By The Associated Press.)
The armies of the German crown
prince before Verdun since Feb. 2,
have suffered costly defeats in seven
vain raids on French positions on
both sides of the Mouse. Although
large bodies Of troops were employ
ed at times, not a single permanent
advantage has been gained
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
MOORHEAD CHURCHES.


Trinity Lutheran Church-Prof.
NJ. ]. stolee, Luther seminary, St.
Paul, will preach in the Norwe-
gian language at 1880. The Nor
onna chorus will sing. At the
evening service the choir OF the
First Lutheran church, Fargo,
will give the cantata, Holy Night.
Or. Martin Anderson will preach.
English is used at all evening
services. Sunday school at 1908.
st. Johns Episcopal Church
Morning prayer, Holy Communion
and sermon at 1880 q, m. Sunday
school at noon. No evening
service.
First Congregational Church
Morning service at 1880; subject
OF sermon, Christian statesman
ship. Mems Seminar at 11:45, with
address by DR.. K. III. Mallarian,
Fargo, on Present Conditions in
Turkey. Union service at 1880 D.
m, with sermon by Or. w. J. Hail,
The Sight That Failed and the
Sight That Failed Not.
First Presbyterian Church -
Morning sermon at 1890; subject,
Why God Called Our Nation Into
Existence, a Lincoln address.
Evening union service at the
Congregational church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
Forks Men Are
Safe They Gable

Grand Forks, n. D., Feb. s.-N.
J. Nelson, East Grand Forks, has
received a cableEram from his
son, Walter L. Nelson, who was
aboard the ill-fated Tuscania,
blegram has been received an
nouncing that Capt. Z. p. Smith,
OF this city, was also rescued.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
four NORTH DAKOTA
MEN ON TUSCANTA

Four North Dakota men. D. N.
Peterson and Knute N. Nelson, both
of NorthwOod; Peter Olson, Leeds
and Frank Pew, AndOver; were on
the British transport Tuscania,
sunk by a German submarine Tues
day night, escaping death, as far as
can be learned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09

Burlington, Ia, Feb. 9.-Harry
kid" Hale, Fargo, N. D., light
weight boxer, knocked out Kid
Mosena In the fifth round of a
scheduled ten-round bout here. The
bout was hard and fast until Hale
put over straight left to the chin,
and ended the 20.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
FARGO DELEGATION AT FORKS.
Many Attend State Y. M. c. A
Meeting at Grand Forks Today.

". L. stoclweu, H. w. Gearey, H.
IL. L0omis, Z. CHASER, F. l.. Anders.
%. G. Ayliffe. Thomas GreenshieIds,
J. w. McHose, W. d. Gillespie, F.
Oh. CLANCY. d. H Sonquist and John
w. Adams left Fargo this morning
for Grand Forks to attend the war
time conference of the executive
council and war work council of the
state Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. PLAINS for the organization
Of country and rural work in the
state viii be the principal subject
discussed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
ei.OOo BAIL is FIXED.

Henry. Bound Over For Trial BY
Judge Miller Today.
Axel 4. Henry. brought to Fargo
this morning from Bumidii, Mimi.
by Deputy Sheriff James hTilligan
waived examination before Judge
Miller, and was bound over TO the
district court OF Cass county Bail
was placed ait ST. 900, which he was
unable to furnish
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
TENTH CnNCERT sILNnAY-

Valley City, n. D.. Feb. 9.-Valley
City's tenth municipal concert will
be rendered i'm the normal school,
auditorium Sunday afternoon, under
direction of Dean Eugene Woodlands.
Previous concerts have proven very
successful.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09

Oak Mound branch Of the Red Cross
will hold a basket social at the con-
solidated schooihouss this evening.
Prof. p. @. Martin, Moorhead, will be
the speaker and an interesting pro-
gram will be given.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
GUILD TO LECTURE.
former Fargo Editor and Publisher
- Annnnr an Guantanamo Anain.

Former largo Editor and Published
to Appear on Chautauqua Again.
L, T. Guild, former Fargo publish
err, will join the Redpath Vawter
circuit and appear on the lecture
platform this season, according to
word received by N. L. Redman
1920 Third avenue south. DR.. Guild
was formerly a Chautauqua worker
before taking up newspaper work.
DR.. Guild has purchased a home in
Los Angeles and the family is now
residing there, though still pub
fishes a. paper at Santa Monica.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
THREE LEAVE TONIGHT.

Clay Volunteers In Spruce Produo-
ton Leave for the West.
Thorn 0lstad and Chria A. Schoer-
ner, Moorhead, and Oscar Ludwig An
derson, Hawley, will leave this after
noon for Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
They have enlisted in the Spruce
production service of the army and
will go with a number Of Cass coun-
ty, North Dakota, men.
Each man was provided with a
comfort kit by the >Moorhead chap
ter of the Red Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
NORTH STAR" is OUT.
Is Title Of Publication Issued BY
Horace Mann StudentR

The first edition of THE North
Star" the students publication Of the
Horace Mann grade school, is out.
Marion Bender is the editor-in- chief,
and Aubrey Hoffman, the business
manager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09
.SPOKESMEN FOR
FARMERS ASK AID

CONTINUED from page ID
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
N0TTICE

Notcs d hereby given that ] will
Be in my oMcs In the Court House in
Greeley, Colorado, beginning with
tho Arst Tuesday in August, and
each day thereafter for two weeks,
from 8 4. r., to 3 ?. n, to hear any
and Ill objections to the 1918 asses
msnt roll.
pnhert Z Hanna.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
AnNuwTRAroR's PUBLIC SALE

No6zes 4 hsrshy given that on Saturday.
IL 211h day Of August, 1918. at ~ hour O. ven
o'elock IN ths forenoon ct and about the Hen
n Brewer farm rssidsnes premise on tne
East helf lEhl ef ss:: I. I've; : N1rta; M,a,. o.
Ranas = West Of q. ~ Frlneips' - s',u,nn. sa,is.
Norti q Stopshsm, the following describ,d
Nv stek and psrson 81 property will BE- sold
s. underpIrnsd at public sals pursuant to or
a. q a. County Court Of said County enter
q n mattsr IN estate Of Henry Brewer. de-
on bsy mare, years Old. weight 1850 !bs;
one bay mare. years old. weight lazy ins
ene ~ nars. ysars Old. weight iieo w. cne
sorrsl mare. smooth moatn, we'gns ~ aLSs ,s, un
I yssrs oN; 81 mixed chickens one disc har-
row three wagons one hay rack ;one Desr.nf
mower one sulky bottom piow; one tdo-see
tion harrow two sets Of harness: one grind.
stones on hand corn sheller; one ro.i OF
cribbing sundry loose lumber Of divers dimen-
sions one oil stove: one kitchen cabinet; one
table bed and bsddins; sund.y earpenss.
tools one trunk sandry bed aSia one wsssh sD9a
IN eoeine ara chain: 70 busheh Of good
4siI SEED wheat. graded and cleaned; sundry
chairp, kitchen furniture: body Of Ford KUN
shout and Buick engine and running gears;
one vslI pump; and other small Items.
Terms Of 6ak:-An sums Of 5000 and les
cssh % SALE day, and all sums over lo.oo an
approved note ct six months. bearing " per
cent interest Or cash les pr cent discount
WiiIism j. nth, Administrator Of the r.
tate Of Henry Brewer. decsased.
1. s. Smith. Greeley. Colorado. Attorney Tor
rirst uubIisation, Auguet
Last publication. August ~. 1918
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

Mr. Draucher returned from Crane
Island Nebraska yesterday aftei
working there Tor some time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publbhsrl

July 20. 1918.
Notice Is herey given that Raymond r.
Phelps. Of Snyder. Colorado. who. on June 2.
1915. made Additional Homestead Entry, Ser
ial No. o225s2. for Sc Section 20. Town.
hip s-North. Range s7.wsst 9Th Principal
Meridian. has hled notice Of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim 10 the land above described. befors
Colorado. at IT. Morgan. Colorado. on the 9Th
day Of September. 1918.
Clayton c. Rickel. Judge Of Morgan County.
Claimant names q witnesses:
f. W. McCloud, William Pasth. ]. H.
Wakefield. all Of Stoneham. Colorado; Jim
Brown, OF F. Morgan. Colo. 7-26 S-29
A. r BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
NOTICE r0R PUBLICATION
(Publhherl

Dspastnsnt II ~ lntegier
U. s. Land Once 1t Startling. CeIeade'
Notice Is hereby given that William H.
Bougnton, Of Avalo, Colorado. who, on Jan.
70. 1914, made HOMESTEAD Entry. Serial No.
Range sew. 6th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim 70 the land ahovs
described before c. L. Stanley. v. $. Commits,
..oner. at New Raymer. Colorado. on the ard
lay Of September. 1918.
Claimant names - witneases:
Louis Kesler, Jess Mayfeld. S,las 3. Resier.
ali Of Avalo, Colorado: Bert Campbell. o. Ser
H.. rciorsdo 7.2b 8-2g
''"S' A. r. Browus. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

u.s.. Thompson lost Is foot OF incl
nina going from town Tuesday even
Ing. Finder please see him.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

George GUNNER returned to may
Vile, N. OAK. Saturday after being
here for several days.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
NOTICE 10R PUBLICATION

:. Department vi lhe Interior.
u. 8. Lard OGes. ct Sterling, Colorado
August u. 1o1A
Moliss : ksrehy sivsa tAas Clintsn snod-
Gase. q Stenshen, ColoFaAo. who, on July
%a1s; % s. q :..s. e.. 8 ssS 4s.S..s. NY r. r. s.ss: ss
MT. ssssiss i. TsvnsIip n, Range 'I S.
q intsatiea b 1aks Iinal Thrss Year Proof,
- otablsh claim 70 ~ lard above described.
beeees Cbds I .etenIsg. Unitsd Stats Com
2lth .day a esptambsf. isiS.
CLAIMANT names - wjknesssss:
rrsa Rossen. Hsnsy Cnrtb, HSank Ware
and Harry nippsn, % u o4onsham, Coloes-
d. III 10
4. 2. Browns. asgksr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
NOTICE HOR PUBLICATION
fpuhlhherl

tleUa rtmLHt Of Ifr InIrFIUr
u. =. Land Odree Al S'er'~, r"'"r'''
Hdties q hsrehy given that Henry A.
sehvsrts, Of Stonshsm. Colorado. who, On
Sept H. isl4 S ~ orr = T. H.. 'lus'j ~ ,sis
IA. 81 IaSi 4. Z. No. oalass. for he sH sen
ssetion 30, Township e-N.. Range w-wst.
eth Principal Meridian. has hled notice Of IN
tsution 70 make Final Three y
estsblish claim 70 IL land above dsserised.
bsfors CLYDE 7: st.nlsy. un;ssd ststn Com. e.
i7th day of September. H.. -.
Ian oar.-r > wstr"sssr
Thomas n. Allen, Frank q. BallsngsS. Erte
A. StsnsrudA and Hay Hunt, oil Of Btoneham.
A. r. Browns. Rsgtsr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

II ~ cannot strew lifs's path WITH
lowers. wrote Charlas Oickens, W
can At least strew Il with smileA
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

Beginning September Arse, 1911
al hardware and we'll Supplies 7
b. sold on . cash basis only We
make reasonable terms IN I'M
ments purchased. SchnAjsSkle d
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
XAL0US p0sT0YTICI

4r. and 4rs. II. B. Ct0lar, daugh-
ter Adra and Miss Myrtle Hickman
went to Denver Monday. Adra un-
derwent an operation having her ton
sis. aden0ids and . humorous growth
in her eye removed while there. She
is improving rapidly at this writing.
Nessrs Lester Briggs and Krum
went to Lovsland after an auto load
OF fruit.
Messrs Watson Williams, Boyd
Simmons and Joe Young hae gone to
camp.
Mrs. Simmons will visit In Denver
hor . while. Mrs. Young 10 with her
mother, Mrs. Koons and Mrs. Will
liams is visiting relatives.
The Red Cross will meet at Stollar
School House. They will hold Red
Cross sale. August 81, at Hightower
school-house. win give wore parti-
culars next week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

Il LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST |
psass Il ~ fsspa 4 aiysM ~ veiit Ii fast
II Mest III b ora
Mss. Hodges returned from Ster-
ling yesterday.
Mr.. thinner went to chsysane Aoe'
day on business.
n. I. ssavy mat, . basinex trip
- Etsrs.r. iestsfasf
Mr.. Fades nd Bud were In IT. Nor
gan Saturday on business.
Word comes from Mr: 1Warrick
that her father is very low.
Don't forgst to stop in at schmse-
ckle Rros. and settle your account.
Mr.. Acres Of Sterling passsd thru
here Tuesday on his way to Bucking-
ham.
Mr.. A. B. Fades and son Bud went
to Denver Tuesday. returning "eo-
nesday.
|
Mn. Hodges went to Sterling Tues
day to spend q few days with ner
sons there.
Mrs. Brant who IL visiting here,
and Mrs.. Beaver were Sterling vis'-
ton Friday.
The Ed White and Henry zilk fam
lilies were Morgan transients Fr'oay
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bates are enjoy
ing a visit from their daughter ana
baby from Iowa.
Mr.. Lafferty is building the foun-
iatlon for a new residence in the
,lst part Of town
Mrs. C. r. Graves and John welt
10 Morgan Monday. taking MRS. ". IL
t. tire train there
George GUNNER returned to MAY
Vile, N. OAK. Saturday after being
here for several days.
Mr. Draucher returned from Grand
Island Nebraska yesterday after
working there Tor some time.
Us. Thompson lost Is foot OF inch
nine going from town Tuesday even
Ing. Finder please see him.
Mrs. McCrady and children return
ed from Nebraska yesterday whore
she has been for some tims.
Those having accounts ct schmee'
tkls pros. viii KINDLY make settle
ment on or before September frst'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler were In keots
Friday and Saturday, at the home
Of the latter's sister. Mrs. VIM. Was-
ner.
Mu. Rasmussen and son Thomas
left Sundy morning for Kansas where
she will visit her mother for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clude LacorE and
paby and Mrs. Rphrbough AMI Viola
were entertained at the Snyder home
Sunday.
Private Harold Clark returned yes
terday after spending . very enjoy
able six days furlough with bis par
ents here.
Lyle and Lucille Lafferty who have
been visiting relatives In Potter, Neo-
returned home last Saturday via the
Star route.
Just have . Majestic In your kit
chen and cooking will be made a
pleasure. Schmeeckkle Bros have
than for sale. advt.
Mrs. Stephens and son returned
to their home at Peetz. Colo. Satur-
day after a weeks visit at the par
entail A. B. Allen home.
Mrs. Scott left Monday morning
for Fl. Collins and Boulder to make
her farewell visit with Harold who is
on his way to camp In Georgia.
Mr.. Lennie Houser came last Fri
day from K0kM,. Ind to sistt hrs
sister, Mrs. Geo. Ninterro@d lanl
other relatives, for some time =
Private Erwin Caldwell Of Teka-
NAH was In town Friday and Satur-
day stopping OF to visit 1t the VIM.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15

Nm. Cranlite Of AmeG, Iewa, who
has hssn Visiting her relatives here,
the A. B Allen family. left Saturday
morning for Denver and Colorado
Springs where she will visit before
returning home.
Nm. Haight and Gordon and Mrs.
Irvine went to Greeley Tuesday and
will remain there TOR the remainder
Of this week. the former looking
around for place which sAs may
rent for this winte9.
Harold Clark who u In the train
ing department Of the STATE Univer-
sity 1t Boulder came homo Saturday
for 8 day furlough. He seemed to
be real ticklsd to get to our little
town and homo once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Hart, Mrs.
Molly Hart and daughter Ethel and
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt went to Wyoming
the last Of last week to Ale on their
claims. Miss Edith Haight IL taking
Mr.. Hart's place this week while he
is gone.
Mr.. and Nm. Cohorn who are Wis
iting thsr daughter here. Mrs. L. =.
Aebersold. made . trip to Colorado
Spring. and Denver last week. Mr..
Cohorn returned home again last Sat-
urday but Nm. Cohorn remained for
. longer visit
Several Of the friends OF Bruno
Meyers met at the Meyers home last
Saturday evening for . farewell par
ty for Bruno, Thara Addington, Sher-
man Mercer. Fred Rutherford and
Walter Miller. who al went to Eaton
Tuesday Tor army service.
Mr.. Morel NickArsou and neice.
Aiss Carrie Nickerson left Tuesday
morning. for an extended trip thru
the west, going 1rSt to Oregon. They
expect to remain until Miss Carrie
can tip the scales ct one hundred and
thirty pounds. 20 she may qualify as
q nurse.
About thirty-1vs young people Of
Raymer attended = wsiner roast last
Saturday night. which was given In
honor Of Everett Fowler, who LETT
Tuesday for training at the Univsrsi-
ty In Lincoln. We all know he likes
weiners even II he don't approve Of
the Kaiser. The roast was held on
the north side Of Raymsr's beauty
spot, the hogbacks.
Miss Lillian Fowler gave . dinner
Sunday at high noon in honor Of her
brother Everett who left for Lincoln
tuesday. Covers were laid for twen-
ty-fve. The tables were tastsfully
decorated with the tent made to illus
trate the kind seen In camps. Fried
chicken was the chief object for most
eyes tho. We hope to give Just a.
gay . welcome TO the boys whom they
come home again.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
, oee1 Madeline.

4 faitAful friend Is the medicine of
NE, w ars tol' h, n n@ok OF Ecr
sleoiastes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
NOTICE vOs PUBLICATION
tPublishsr)


bel,H rtneti of lhe Interior.
y. 3 Land Once At Sterling. cs'eraas.
Nsaass asaz sivsa - CAasi. Y
ss1ivss. = nsw 1ay.9s Cslsse1e ". =
1ss e; u . y ~ Z, ~; = . 1s':is g: q FIT Y
ss.,:l -: i ~ ~ ss * rsss..1si &: Z
-. - III noSies = H5sitlea = nsks
vlhal 1lrss yss pSssl : e1lkish d. =
~ nd sAsvs l0ss1lel 1Hs ckle 4
4taA1g, y1i4sd otatn osnnlneisas. 8 MN
nav.s cs,seeas. e IL 24tA day q 1sptsm:
d. .ass = vsssa.sss. =
jane u 0eivsa, oFaayi1s Q. Robinson
- 1sYnA - = Msv 1aynw. Colorado.
Wa1o9 \. 4-ttnsea, n Weiiona. Colorado.
4. + BROWNE. Rsslstsr.
NOTICE % FINAL SETTLEMENT
d ~ CeqnlH Csast, h Prsbats..
c..., ! vi r.
n H. l.ts4e q Z. y. swsigsrd. deceased
Nsssss : S:ssiy ssvsa sAs. on Monday, tn.
~ ~ q esptsnker. 1918. ] viii present TO
~ CeunH Ce1St n Weld County. Colorado.
~ aeoounte Tor 6nal settlement Of adminis.
tsatlsa u seid sstals, when and where all
lasene b. intsrst ny Appear and object to
sa'-' q " TAfrss 3 IT. Z. .swucAap
Ezssutes of ~ stats.
II ~ cannot strew lissh path Win
lowers. wrote Charlas Dickens. "
can at least strew Il with smileA
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
Robert E. Hanna,
County Assessor.
NOTICE ron IsuRLIt aTiON.
fpuhliahArl

(publbheSl
urWwvtmesl ~ skr susrrsr-
u. 3. Land O1lee at Sterling. Colorado.
Aagule 10 lo1e ,,,. ,
nerlSS. q NeW nsyner, Colorado. who on
IWd q. 1915, nads Ho1etead Entry, Serial
~ 6nlfGo. ~ w. ees4ion .. Township sN.
Snso 81 W., e. pSinetpai Meridian has
l5s1 neiiss q isisa4len y naks rnal Thrse
sSsVs 1sssrihsd, bslogs Clyds L. Stanley. Unit
ri 61okw Co1smipsjcnar, at New Raymer.
0oIoR61o. On ~ 2lth ~ d September. 1918.
01n1alt nsnes = wftnsssss:
- 4. oQuif0, Cynthia equires. Edward
I. 0oaU end rred Himmslreh. ell Of New
Hav1Gr. Oolorsae, sis o-ls
A. 2. Browns. Regissr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-20

kRAJANE-
Ma pfmov ados pokladnhO vay
mn odboru Cesky Agitacn v9bor Te Phi
% Svobody uce nadsenf svmi podpo
vlasti obzvlase vane dobe p
cesi slovac BmO pp Tfeti Pojeku svobOdy Jednimu
Stotisfcem Doilard.
toto psfben uGn jsme po zraem uyazeni ak vohedu
kosti sunny te pace z upsanim spoena
ucin podobny b p Prvn Pdcce svobody
veka du naseho nemea doaeneho uvedomen
bondec nek nad tz poctai to- ze rok pdck e
by dosateny neby odaz rf Druhe Pdj6ce
vobody ey kdoz vef ze ka skonc drive
nez Spojene Stay boji pfipravi
Ones vsak pae celia suace jest zcea na shroucenm
lecne
Bernka tok silly zapadnm boj Vzadova bude
sill spojenekych aby svet zbaven byl nestv6y te
roll zaujimaj cd teto chvle Spojene Say Vi
te pfatee vyadova bude doa W pdevzaa sobe
ony voiska bony doar1 ho vydrzovan kazdemu obyva
tell @ % alto mu zena ne6 d ta ppada svaa n
pava ceeho s nebo bt enem druhe armad kera pencil
voso podpoova mus Bud bou anebo podpu Jneho stano
viska pro zadneho mas neni
v1j vykonaa kupovanim valecn5ch
Thrift Samps dosp musi podporova zaoupnim Bondd Svobod
Ne ably myse zaoupnim $50 bondu
vykona Me- T vykona jest povnnos toho nechudSh mas!
ten dollar tydne tim sa majeem $50
Ma zdnmu kade zene zada akoupt bondd die
svefepS eho hodam jest taka "a deFm pevakae
neho Rc Ten mde naze koupit nez G z nemono
be uVedomt jest east e epubk ze azdeho
jednotce pada bud cant nebo pdpovat vmi
nasf tax, ably tao skoncila vitezstvim mas
esi Slovac name hroznem zapase tento dko dvoji
Psdn Jake @ %h ns. ao noen6 @ daa bae a M
bozen zbozenho nada naseo Hozno scb n pomys k
by by osud naseho du Cehac Moav ezsku
Cme srdch sv5ch mlionovy narod Spoenych San
n9 podobnemu konci amerckych osatni
Spojenc obet zdovat bude u nemen obe kterou eden
kazdy mas pnes n6ze JEST Zph Wade Spoenych Statd pnize
Bond1 Sobody zadna obet to v6bec ari Uo
keraov banka zaruceny bondy
vkeym majetem Spoenyh Satn Ne snad tim stedn vada
Washngona van ale vesm maekem kadeo obyvatee teto
menim naroda Chce snad n6do vets jou
Takovou tedy vada nase tito,
byo pev6dni e kazdy Czech kazd Cea
ova kazda Sovaa Baltimore vykona dyonasobnou
ntokra pine m pTmeo mas pfisb podporu
Pdcku Svobodyv obnou Jednoho Sasice Dolar6
kraianskym pozdravem Cesky agitacn vybor
August Kecka peds Svejda tai; Frank Novak, pok
c. Hid, Rev. Petranek, Fant Busnsky, Vaciav
j. Klecka FIR j. Pintner Vacl Pazourek, Dr. j. j.
Toua DR.. Emil Novak Frank Esnc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-20

- Prvni Baltimorsky dobrovolec
Cesko Slovenske armady pise z
Francie:
Ctena redakce!
Pfijm9te m1j pozdrav Francie.
Jiz nosfm uniformu. Vede Sc mi
celkem dobTe. Prosim Vas nemohli
byste mi zasiIat noviny Baltimo-
re? Jak rad bych vedel, co je u
Vas noveho a jak tam pracujete We
prosp6ch politicke akce. Budete Sc
iist9 diviti, kdoze Vam to pise. Me
myslim ze dobfe znate. Nasi Ces-
kos -SIovenske armady jest zde jiz
slusny pocet. Jsou zde Cesi z A
meriky, re Srbska, Rumunska. z
! Francie, 2 Italie Ruska. Jsme
/ zde jako jedna rodina. Byl zde u
mas lednu p. Benes, tale jsme me-
Ii dve prehlfdky francouzskymi ge-
nerali. Pocasl je zde krasne. Zde
neni poznani, ze by zima byla.
Toto m6sto, co jsme, je velice roz-
bite, malo idu je zde. Ty zdejsi
deti Sc mi nejlepe libi, ponevadz
mas zdravi po cesky a j 8 nami ces-
4 ky zpivaji. mali mas zkratka rady.
Jak jsem jiz napsal, nenafika.ne, ov'
i Sem ze isme meli skIamani, ale to
! ie pfi vsem. Prosim Vas tedy mf
zaslete Vase noviny, abych Sc me
elm pobaviti. Kdyby mi chtel mex
do prenechati svoie noviny kdyz j
precte, tax jsou mne tez vitany
Prosfm tedy jiz to nejak zafid'te
nezapomente ma prveho Baltimor
skeho dobrovolce, Karla Porkata
Zasilam Yam moji podobenku
Prosim tedy bro!
Mole adresa:
ConseiI National Armee l. P.
Karel Porkat,
18 Rue Bonaparte, Paris. France
Vyhovte mu. an byl to dobr,
hoch. jemuz vec naroda vzdy byl
svata V pffstim elsie pfinesem
jeho obrazek uniforn6 nasi arma
dy.
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z dOpiSI naSiCh hotOvych K bOji
"a SvObOdu lidStva a SamOStat-
most CeSkO-SlOVenSke YIaSti.

Pan Frank Malac z Govans, ktery
svym casem vstoupiI jako dobrovol-
mix do vzduchoplaveckeho sboru
Stryce Sama, piSe mezi jin1m re
San Antonio, Texas:
ttDosud jsem zdrav, ma nicem mi
neschazi. Zaopatreni jsme dobfe.
Jidla dostaneme vice nezli petTe-
buieme, k tomu dobfe upraveneho.
Stryc Sam vzpomina ma mas st6dfe
i s odevem.
Co jsem zde v Texasu, jak dosta-
nu k tomu prilezitost, rad sc jdu
.vzdy nekam podivati ma okoli, ktere
bohato jest ma stare jeskyn6 a budo-
wy stojici zde jeste z dob Indian
sskych. Zvlast6 zaJfma -mne Almo
zbudovane v roce 100. z moci
Mexikand vzato bylo nasimi vsroce
1886. Jest to budova nadherna.
jez vzdorovati m6la pTepad1m.
sOpIyva temnymi komorami a skry-
Semi r6znymi, zahalenymi We tmu.
Druba podivuhodna budova jest St.
Jones Mission. Vedle mnohych pa
matek v nituchovanych jsou indi-
anske modly. Ma vezi jest zvon,
ktery pred davnymi dobami pfive-
zen byl mnichy span9lskymi ze Spa
'nelska, zvon ulit jest bronza.
1Jedny schody budoye cloveka tro-
chu zapoti. Jsou vytesany ohrom-
ne klady. Ma hort jde Sc TO po mich
dobTe, ale dol1. Vzducholod' clo-
veka pFi prvnfm ieho vzletu snad
tax, nespoti iako slezani Sc schod0
etechto visicfch mnoho stop We pysi
mad kamenou dlazbou. Pocasi zde
je krasne. ,Psenice jiz jest pres 2
stfevice vysoka. VSe krasne Sc ze-
lena to srdce naSe veseli Sc mad
budoucnosti. "