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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-06

and shall remain so. We left the aban-
doncd ground to the enemy according to
our regular plan. Gain of ground and
'Marne' are only catchwords without
importance for the issue of the war. We
are now, as before, confident" General
Ludendorff in official camouf1age to
Berlin.
Eve all want peace, but it must be
peace with honor" Hindenburgs declara-
ton while the Boche were still running.
He is reported on the battlefield and in
good health, but depressed.
The report made by the officer Of the
Pennsylvania National Guard shows that
the German losses not only OF men but
of guns and ammunition must have been
enormous. This report makes it plain
that the enemy WAS not merely defeated,
but routed in disorder. His flight was
so prccipitate that he did not have an
opportunity TO take along cannon and
stupendous supplies of powder and shell.
knowledge of German carefulness in
guarding war material and yaunted
German efficiency in such matters make
the rout all the more apparent and
significant.
Even more significant Of the demorali-
zation OF that part of the German army
which faced the Americans in the Rheims
salient is that the crack troops of tho
kaiscr's forces were sent in against the
advancing boys from the states. 1t has
already been told that the Fourth Division
of the crack Prussian Guards, professional
soldiers of the German standing army who
are used only when things look desperate
and who never before had failed their i'm
pcrial master. But to be defeated-eaten
alive-by the q. S. National Guard was
too much. They chose death rather
than surrender.
Saturday, before the last dcluge Of
rain robcd the country with thick
white mist, it was possible sctuaIly 10
observe the German retreat with tho
naked eye thing OF extremely rare
occurrence. A man could be seen dodg-
ing out of a house with a machine gun
over his shoulder, and another loading
his mule with ammunition. A third,
who seemed to be an officer, was super
vising the destruction of some sort of
du mp.
Small groups. coming ont of thcir
billets, formed in the roadway and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-06
WILD GOOSE STEPS
OR KA|SER'S RETREAT
Incidents of Great Hun Often sive
That Allies TUNED Into an
Inglorious Chase.

During most of our progress Sunday
che Germans were so far ahead we had
difficulty IN keeping any considerable
contact. Now and then some Prussian
machine gunners would wait until the
Americans got close, and cut lose with
an intended murderous fire, but they
were IN all cases silenced by our troops.
North of Cierges there is section
of trench fifty yards long, where the
Germans tried to stop the Americans n
week ago. In that trench are seventy
two German bodies. The Americans
had rushed the trench, which was filled
with machine guns, and annihIlated Its
garrison in hand-to-hand fight. In
some places German bodies in the trench
lie two and three deep. Numerous
bayonet wounds tell the eloquent story
of the fighting that took place there.
On half a mile of the line were found
perhaps hundred machine guns wrecked
and battered to pieces by our artillery
fire. The Germans got away most of
their whole machine guns In wheat
field along here lay bodies of boys In
brown at frequent intervals, but there
seemed at least three German bodies TO
every American body. This is the line
on which the Fourth Prussian Guards
tried in vain to halt certain American
division.
In Cohan was an old French woman,
perhaps eighty, who had stayed there
during all the fighting She said she
had lived in her cellar unmolested,
although the retreating Germans had
taken all her food away. She was over
joyed to see the American soldiers when
they swept through
"By the afternoon Of the 10Th we al
re 1dy were fully masters OF the situation
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operate with tho aviation servioa, the
artillery and the infantry by means Of
ingenious signals Carrier pigeons keep
headquarters informed rs 70 their prog
ress.
Tho crews of these tanks are giving ex-
traordinary proofs Of their disregard for
danger and fatigue. No one is required
to serve in cars, but they are manned
only by volunteers. The French mobile
tanks present striking contrast to the
German machines which have been cap
turcd in recent fighting. Some of these
have been cxananed by the oorre pondent.
They weight 35 tons, and arc bad copies Of
English and French models.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-06
Hun Women Wear Curtains.

Amsterdam, July. Pa woman living
in Germany has written to a relative
here that owing TO the scarcity of clothing
she hns bad her yellow window curtains
taken down, dyed navy blue, and con-
verted into a coat and skirt. Her shects
she has made into underclothing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-06
MONEY BACK OFFER

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Stomach. Foul Breath, Stomach
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can do Il n you Will
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weeks You will fona ltko . now being.
Carrfui women who want 70 have End
keep . good oomnpieaion. rosy cheeks; and
bright eyes should try Mona. Acting IS
IL does on the sbomseh. u Is tho great
preventive Of impure blood.
II YOU have = sallOw complexion. pfmpkn,
hlotchnn or dun eyes your digestion IL all
vrtnR, and you should take Mi-o-na tab
let's 1mmediatciy. and put your ssonacn
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Mho-ns Instantly stops bnichinS OF Ens.
sour stomach. heartburn and foul breath
SEQ or car sickness. vomiting OF pregnancy.
or money back. :.
for sale by n. B. Danforth.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19
ATTENTION WOMEN!

There is a most urgent call for surgical supplies which demands that every woman do her bit toward pre-. pairing shipments, and every woman in Cordova must at least give one after noon week to the Red Cross work at headquarters in order to accomplish our duty; many there are who could give two, three or more days. It is our patriotic duty to do this much to- ward the welfare of the men in the trenches. Proper care cannot be given without the use of the work we are aiming to accomplish, for surgical supplies are absolutely essential to save numberless lives of our wounded soldiers and tis the women's share in this wars work.
 Statistics show that it takes the work of five women for the up-keep of one man in the trenches, therefore, don't be wanting in duty in this time of
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19
EXERCISES
 BY SCHOOL CHILDREN

On the evening of Thursday, Feb. 21, patriotic rally will be held at Eagle hall by the public school This date is chosen as Washington's birth day is already fully occupied. The pro- gram will consist of some selections by pupils, a short address by Mir. Hazelet, and the singing of patriotic songs, in which the audience is asked to join. Look up the words of patriotic songs and bring them with you. No admission will be charged and every one is urged to come, to sing and cheer for Uncle Sam. A silver offer ing will be taken to defray incidental expenses. Should there be any sur plus it will be expended in new books for the school library, which is in great need of enlargement.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
 IN WORK OF RED GROSS
(By Associated Press)

1NCHELIUM, Wash, Feb. 19.-A thriving Red Cross chapter has been organized among the Indians of this community, with fifty-five members en. rolled at the first meeting, and a full set of working officers. Indian farm CTS donated a pig and a calf as a starter for fund, and these were sold and resold until about $100 was real ized.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

At a regular meeting of the city council, held last night, Attorney R.
 E. Capers resigned as a member of that body, as he will leave shortly for the States, where he will locate.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

A meeting of the Cordova Chamber of Commerce will be held at the North Hand Club room on Saturday evening at 8:30 o'clock. The election of off Cers and other important business will take place, and full attendance of the members is requested. An invi-
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

w. A. Nourse, local agent for the Pacific Steamship Company, accom- panied by his wife, left today for the states on the Admiral Evans. The length of their stay outside ia indefin- ite and should they decide not to re- turn to Cordova they will be greatly missed by large circle of friends
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

tation is also extended to those who are not now affiliated with this con- mercial organization to be present and enroll.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

All who attend the jitney dance at Eagle hall on Friday evening are as- snred a good time, and at the same time will be contributing their mite toward the Red Cross.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

The steamer Admiral Evans arrived from the westward about 4 O'Clock this afternoon and sailed an hour later for Seattle with the following passeneers from Cordova: I. D. Bogart and wife. Mrs. Mary Johnson, T. F. TilIman, Rod Tanson and Oscar R. Hart
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

meeting of the Republicans of Cordova will be held at the city hall tonight, and there should be a good attendance.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19
DOING9 AND PERSONAL
 MENTION

On Tuesday evening, February 26, a musicale will be given at the Elm press theater for the Red Cross. under the auspices of the Episcopal Guild Auxiliary.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

For sale at a bargain, Walkers Inn at Alaganic. For terms apply to Cor dova Abstract & Realty Co.,, Adams Building
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

T. F. Tillman was an outgoing pass. enger on the Evans today for Seattle.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

I. D. Bogart and wife left on the Admiral Evans this afternoon on a trip to Seattle.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

The dinner to be given at Hege's hall, on Washington's birthday. will be served for fifty cents.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

Jitney dance at Eagle hall on Friday evening.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-19

need. The Red Cross needs you at the Red Dragon every day.
 L. R. BENNETT,
 Chairman Military Relief.
 -S-- WANTED-Giris and women to work in the clam plant of the Pinnacle Rock Packing Company Apply at Cordova House. 19-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-16
UVAZUJME. O NUTNYCH
UDALOSTECH.

Kazdv mas sarostve osuzuem soudne udalosai ktere
Sc tvkaii mas osobn6 nasi rodny vzdy premysme
ak osrant prciny aneb nasedky zVlase kdyz Vdne
nebezpeG nekerych cenu rodlny Iu Sc nam
nezna zadne obet abychom elena rodiny nezra
til rict re cey amercky narod tvorl
jednu rodnu iez synove e sce mil cd svych rodi
Gu svych rodn, zivota chranl u vel
kou rodinu - americky narod On tam krvaci my zde-
pohodlne zijeme.
Pripamatume sou to nasi synove nas bratr kteri
pa do rodiny jako starame zachranu zvo-
til padu nesesti cenu nasi soukrome rodny
tax prave msme starat y nase bray te veke
amercke rodiny bos kteri tax vekych obeti pro
mas prinaSi.
Maka techo nasch synu starostliva vlada We Washing
nepozadue cd cenu velke rodny mic nemozneho
nepozadue zadne day nybrz en zada bychom il dobre
roky pujc spor ably moha ako vsechny starostWe
,natky potfeby pro ne opatflt
Vlada by 81 moha lehce pujcky zaopart velkych Pc
neznku tim by daa cey amercky nrod jed
notlvym bankeru ker by pax ceemu narodu vadi po-
rouce TO jest havn prcna vlada obrac ma obec
ny ld ably spOry pujcOva tax 81 neodvsos zacho-
val vada odporucue agacnim orgaisacm pro va
lecne sporne znamky ably obraty delnictvo
nejsnadne vyshne pficiny, proc vade (vastne
sobe) pujcky opatfit.
Dnes neni pTemyset tom jaka jest koho mas
povnnost Kazdy pujcit nevice mozno Delnc mali
prlezost prspvat Wade dvom zpusobem predne pinou
praci ryche vyhotov vecne poreby prebytek
vydeku po zapaceni nunych zvonch potreb ukladat
valecnych bondech lspornych znamkach
Minuly tyden psa znalec pomeru bojisti Francie
Budemei nynejsim boje vyhanet Nemce jeich
pevnen, dlouho hodne dlouho nez dosaneme
do Berna Poslete nam nekok sic voznc nekok sc obe
nych automobile, nekok sc dobyvacnych vzduchod pax
pTesvedde Nemc nestac ukat zivoy nasich hochu
budou Zachraneny.
tomu jest zapotrebi, ably delnc pilne pracova pax
.byc zvote obeznamli kazdy dollar bondech neb
vaecch znamkach uoz Jen tax bude Wade mono nutne
potreby zaopa to necha phi dobre vui phi poznanl
neodkadne nutnc sti lehce proyest
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USMRCENI BLESkEM.

Ephrata, Wash. - Blesk u
smrtii nedaleko odsud Dona
Williamsona, j. Higginse a Al
freda Powerse, kdyz jeli vcera
IA vozech domu a sice ma far
nu, ktera Sc naleza We vzdale
rosti 6 mil ma severozapad Cd
Ephrata. S Powersem jel Roy
Bilingsley, mlady to hoch, kite
ry ia stesti skocil ma zem a
hracea podel vozu. Okolnost ia
jei zachranila. V zapet po-
tom sjel blesk, kterym byli zmi
nap.[ farmarsti pomocnici ma
miste usmrceni. Billingsley byl
Size odhozen znacny .kus stra-
nou, ale nijak vazne Eezranen.
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Doprava velkeho britickeho deIa na8frontu.
ANABASE CESKOSLOVENSKE ARMADY
AUTENTlcKE utEM KAPlTANEAA
VLADlMfRA HURBANA. :
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Sc stiti prace a kteri v rude gar
de dostavaji 80 az SO rublu den
niho platu Pracovnich sill serios
Inch delnikI bolsevici nemaji.
Veliky pocet bolsevickych 1red
r.'kd krade naporad, jako krad
Ii carsti cinovnici. Tovarny, OBJ
chod, doprava stoji - neb pra
cuji malo - jist neni co. To
vse ohrozuje vladu bolseviku.
Froto Bolsevici dnes delaji vSe
ably sc mohli udrzet'. Poslou-
chaji Nemce a RakuSany, proto
ably Sc udrzeli. N6mci vsak ne
pref 81 korsolidace Ruska.
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Hunove vladl pry Rusku zeeznou rukou ano ale take
dubovou kotrbou.
Honebni sezona zahajena honeni a poblJenl oVaDu
We Franci, "a nedlouho bude ,rozsifena Rusko
Norsku Svedsku Dansku vfdi pry dobre proc SpoJe-
Staty krm Finsko = pax vedi take vice nez-l my s
"Got srafe Amerka!' volaji pry dnes Nemci = MONA
dost re pro porestanou nedrlve dosta 90
Berlina.
Proc muzi let6 mce kravaty, zustava praVe ia
kovou zahadou ako nosen kozesin modnm damam "a u
navujicich veder
D'Annunzo spousel misto dynantu ma Vldenaky pouhe
pamfety spane INA bodry nemecky ten d ma Duna nd
ktery sc tistenym sOvem pusobi media.
Podareny slovansky spojenec Nemccka buharsky fero
nand pry neusle place mad tim snad co Buhan Veskefe
mu Sovansvu ucini aneb este nejbzl budoucnos
sane?
Valka Dry pusobi povsechne vzdelani; snad pone-
vadz Atlantic Cay bya zattena zena ez opla fdlla auto
mob Brookyn6 kondukterka pOulicn drahy pro
toze nadavala a spala jako nejotuzejsi drevoStep
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Dnesni Rusko.

CO bude dial, j kdybych chtel
nemohl bych iici. Fakt je -
ze Rusko je chore, dnes absolut
ne bezmocne.
Bude-ri ponechano svemu o.
sudu, Nemci zavladnou made
1sim. Ale konsolidace Ruska
ie mona. Zavisi to upime cd do
bre vile spojencu. Rusko po-
trebuje vydatne, slime pratel-
sk6 pomoci, samo 81 pomoci ne
rnuze. Rusove potfebuji pofa-
dek, ktery 81 dnes sami udelatl
pedovedou.
Rusove jsou vyslleni, ztratill
Gnveru v sebe a potrebuji klidu
a oddychu, ably prisli k sobe
i Vetsina Rusu isou lide rozcile'
| m a prOtO nemOnOu Sc Orgal.ise
vati. Spojenci rozumejlci psy
chologii nynejsiho Ruska a znf
i jici skutecne SLY Ruska, zarld
svou pomocnou akcia analezltyn
zpusobem. Domnivam sc, ze M
Sc armada muze " v tom byt do
hfe napomocnanasi hosi vslcf
nj "a ia ctyri leta neuclli sc RI
sky mohou jednat S ruskyn
lidem primo; zname ruske po
merry a lidi a prejeme 81 jen d.
bro ruskeho naroda.
Vzdyt' prave my Jsme OF
Nemcd a Mad'aru vzdy byli v
neri z uprilisneneho rusofllstvl
Je to ironie osudu a historic, z
jslne prave V Rusku musill toll
lytrpet. Doufame pfeJeme s.
ably ty nase obeti nebyiy NADIA
INC. :! d.
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POTKEBUJf $4,000 DELNfKU

Washington. - Delnicky od
Dor oznamuje, ze nedostatek
delniku zaGina vynucovat pre-
nos delnfku ze zamestnani ne
nutneho do valecneho. Tovar-
ny, pracujici ma valecnych kon
traktech must miti o $4,000
'delnlkI vice.
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PADAKEM S PLOSINOVkY

Fort Worth, Tex. = Avlac-
nj porucik Dale re St. Louis pu
still Sc ma zda jsim letisti v pada
ku plosinovky S vysky 5000
stop. Jest take jedinym mu-
zcm, jenz takovy slet zdarlle
provedl. Porucik Plum z Chi
csga postavil novy svetovy re-
kord provedenim 1S4 preme-
til jedcn po druhem. Predesly
rekord obnasel 1876 pfcmetu.
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pERSEKUCE POS. CONCIHO
Scsazen pro u6ast ma prazskych
slavnostech.
Ccskoslovenska Tisk. Kancelar.

Washington, D. C. - Posla-
nee Conci, jenz "a rakouske l.
taly sdcastnil Sc prazskeho sic
zdu utlocovanych narodnosti
rakouskych, byl nyni n,a naleha
nj Tyrolaku zbaven vladou sve
no ufadu ramestka ,,emskeho
hcitmana V Tyrolsku.
Persekuce tato vyvolala ra
kouskych Italu velke rozhofce
III. "a. .-s ssAA @sA astsa
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ZAKAZ ZPROPITNEHO.

Atlanta, Ga. - Take senat
schvalil predlohu, ktera stano
vi s25 pokuty nebo deset dni
zalare tomu, kdo udeli, nebo
prijme na nekterem vefejnern
nliste, pocitaje do toho restau-
race, hotely,J holirny a zelez-
nicni kary, zpropitne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-16

Vylohy tim spojene hradil:a
tax dalece vlada Panamy, te Sc
ryni nedostava penez, tax bu-
de vylohy muset nesti vlada
Spojenych Statu. Pozada Sc X
tomu ucelu asi million dollarU.
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NEOPATRNOST.

Vojin James Sidlar jel po
Wooster rd. Sc. svymi prateli.
Sam stal ma venkovnfm stupat
ku. Jiny automobil jel prudce
okolo q srazil Sidlara ma zenn.
Phi padu 81 rozstipl lebku. ST.
dlar pochazi z Nebrasky.
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Eolsevicka viada a jeji ruds
gatda.

Bolsevici dokazali, re jsou
neschopni vladnout.. sSkutec-
1Wch privrzencu mali len nepa
trne mnozstvi. Vetsina Jejioh
jsou hladovici lide, kteri vsak
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VYKLIDlT PANAMA..

Panama. - o 20 proc. ame-
rickych vojinu jest volano me.
re pred vojenske soudy Cd te
ooby, co zacalo tazeni prot
zdejsim nerestnyn doupatdm
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(Dokonceni.)
Froc obsazena sibirska draha.

Zatceni clenu Narodpj Rady
Ceskoslovenske Moskve, jez
Sc stalo bezprostredne pred "a
kei'nym napaderjm vojsk ma
sich, dale velke tisice ozbroje-
Eych Nemcu a Mad'aru okoli
Omska, Krasnopjarska, City,
rfinutila vojska nachazejici Sc
od Volgy do Irkutsku, ably k
vuli sve bezpecnosti wall sibir
skou drahu do svych rukou kon
Gem cervna. l v tomto stadiu Sc
vsak vyjedravalo S Moskvou.
Lenin a Trocky vyhiasili mas "a
vrahy a zacali proti nam mobili
saci.
To prinutilo naSe vojska, a.
by 81 zabezpecila mostly pres
Vo]hu. Muslin podotknoutl, re
lato nase sebeobrana, ktera Wy
volara zradnym napadenim a
skoncila tim, re bolsevici byli
odzbrojeni = byla privitana S
jasotem ohromnou vetSinou ru
skeho lidu.
Vrstvy proti bolsevicke pou-
| lily te okolnosti a svrhly sove
t.. My totiz ami po konflikte
| jsme Sc nemichali do vnitrnich
veci Ruska. My jsme jen od-
zbrojovali tech, kteri mas napa
cali zajistili jsme 81 pouze, a
by Sc zakerne utoky neopako-
Naly. .--.
popousteli Sc nasi ukrutnOsti ?
Sly poyesti, re nasi dobrovol-
ci -pri techto bojich dopousteli
&c ukrutposti. TO NENf PRAV.
DA! Vec Sc ma takto:
Rusove-bOlsevici nami zajat1
DyG odzbrojeni a poslani domu
Nad'arsti nemecti zajatci a.
ie chyceni Sc zbrani v ruce, by
Ii jako zakefnici odpraveni. Tc
Jim bylov cas- oznameno a byl
dostatecne varovani. Ma italskt
frdnte na:e ransne vOjini Ra
kusani povesili.
CtyTlety ~boj ma zivot n;
smrt mas naucil 'byt ma strait
Nemecke a mad arske zajatce
4 treba, ze jsou to ,nepfatele, NJ
ckavali jsme ma pokoji. Propol
steli jsme je kridrf re Sibire d'
mi. Ale kdyz zakerne mas ma
padali -.nejsou to vojaci, al
vrazi, kteri musi byt ucinen,
i neskodnymi. My jsme proto Il
rcdre oznamili re kazdy Ne
NEE a Mad ar, ktery bude nam
v Rusku chycen Sc zbrani v ru
ce, bude pOpraven.
V Sibiri dnes je nekolik tisi
nemeckych a. mad 'arskych "a
jatcu. z nichz zracny .pocet j
o-brojen. Jenom tito kladou Q
per nasemu vojsku = Rusov
; bolsevici Sc vzdavaji pc PRIV
rane.
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ZASTUPCE ,B0LSEvIKU "
> LONDYNE PRoTI MA
NJ ST ARMADE. :
Ceskoslovenska Tisk. Kancelar.

Washington, D. c. - We
y estminster Gazette 'splnomo
enemy zastupce ruske fedora
tivni republiky" Litvinov odpo-
vida 'clanek p. Noska, redit.
tiskove kancelare Ceskoslbven-
ske Narodni Rady v Londyne
dopisem, nemz prohlasuje, re
Ceskoslovenska armada dala
Sc do sluzeb protirevolucnich
stran ruskych a zradila bolsevi
ky ,kterf il zabezpecili volnou
cestu Sibifi pres to, ze siblrske
sovety pred tim bolsevickou via
du varovaly. Dokonce Sc opova
3uJe Litvinov tvrdit, re armada
byla uplacena pencil. Toho
pry dokumenty nalezeny v byly |
V Penze a jinde. Ceskosloven-
ska armada jednala pry v ne
souhlasu prof. Masaryka a jeho
ruskeho zastupce prof. Maxy.
Tim ceskoslovenska armada ,po
slouzila pry jen Rakousku
Nemecku.
Drzost Litvinova je ovsem
Primo kolosalni. Nevl neb ne
chce vedet mic napadapl ma
sich v Sibiri Europe nechce We
det mic O tom, re ku pr. rudym
gardam sesilenym zajatci ne
meckymi a mad d'arskymi veil
general Troub, nemecky to ge-
neral, jenz patrne dal prepa-
dat nase hochy v jmenu ''inter
racjonalismu." Faktem je, re
bclsevici nemohouce ziskat pa-
81 armadu pro vstup do rude
gardy zahajili proti nj utoky po
cele ceste z Penny do Irkutsku.
To je histOricke faktum.
Faktem ovSem dale zustav5,
ze dtoky ty bolsevici provadeli
Primo no prani zavrazdeneho
nemeckeho velvyslance Mirba-
cha a dokazali jsme ostatne ne
meckymi casopisy a jejich dred
mimi zpravami, re vlada nemec
ka rakouska O internovani a
cdzbrojeni ceskoslovenske ar
mady pozadaly re bofsevici
slibili vyhovet.
Proti temto faktGm bolSevic
ka ylada stavela mike pomluvy
O podplaceni nasi armady.
Jednou z takovych pomluv
ic zprava, il bolSevici dali do
obehu nasi armade, die nlz
prijali mistopfedseda ruske cd
becky Ceskosiovenske Narodni
Rady nekolik millionu rublu
od spojencu.
Bolsevici sve zureni ovsem
neomezuji jen ma tyto pomluvy.
! We vsech svych provolanich OBJ
vinuji raSi armada, re chce ru
sky proletariat vyhladovet. Nez
tyto jine pomluvy bolsevikum
nepomohou. Zjistena fakta, re
byli jsou pod komandem ne
necke a rakouske vlady nevy-
l vratl radavkami.
Dnes, kdy pres stare prohla-
sovana vitezstvi mad nasimi cd
dily nemohou Sc nasich vojsk
| zbaviti kdy nemohou jiz celit
j protirevoluci ostatnich socialist
ckych skupin, jez marne vyvra'
e zd'ovali, jsou jejich vztekle Il
< toky posledni zbrani, kterou
by mohli boji zviteziti.
l. Prapory jejich opousteji jii
dnes jejich nejvernejsi stou
penci pokud k MIN nekdo je
:. ste pristupuje, jsou to byval
. carSti pochopove, jako znamJ
: general Suchomlinov, jenz by
II prijat do rude gardy! Podafe
+, nv boiSevik revolucionaf! A
q takovych lidi Sc sklada ma
mnoze jejich branna moe!
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