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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04

thereof is authorized to record the an
swers of persons absent from the juris-
diction of their respective local boards
and to certify to their registration
cards.
Upon application by you, your card
will be made out by clerk or member
Of the board to which you apply. turned
mailed in time to reach the local board
having jurisdiction Of the area with
in which you permanently reside by
the day set for registration.
Therefore. as soon as practicable
go to the office of local board and
have your registration card filled and
certified, as prescribed by the regula-
tions, then mail the same to the local
board having jurisdiction of the area
within which you permanently reside"
If the address Of the local board is
unknown to the registrant he is in
structed to address the card to the
Mayor, County Clerk or Township
Clerk of his home city, who will for
ward the card to the proper local
board. Registrars, likewise, are in
structed to inclose a self-addressed
stamped envelope to the local board for
use in mailing the registration GER
tlficate back to the registrant.
Persons not exempted from regis
tration by the Presidents proclamation
and absent from their homes at train
ing camps, and persons at schools, col
leges and other similar institutions will
be treated as absentees, and should
register as prescribed for absentees, j"
the provost marshal declared.
"However, for their convenience, the
local board having jurisdiction of the
area within which any such institu-
ton is situated, is authorized to dep
utize competent person to certify to
the registration cards of non-res dents
in such institution (but not to furnish
registration certificates or to register
such persons). and to furnish suffi-
clent supply of cards to do so. 1t must
be borne in mind that such registra
ton must be made a sufficient length
of time before the date set by the
President for registration to enable
such persons to mail the cards to the
local boards having jurisdiction over
the area in which they permanently
reside. Failure to do this may cause
serious complications for such per
sons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04

Service Bulks Large in West Side
Rents, but Now 1t Is on the Wone
By Kenneth Mcgowan
Fourteenth Article


TT~HE question a more remarkable e.
great rent feud the West Side than the leases
There is service in The Bronx-a little; and some ~ u
But much further than the dumbwaiter
both run by the janitress. afd
In the buildings Hudson and r;vs, IT,
sades service plays phenomenal part The landlord seem
selling housing much scrvce-elevator service telephone
refrigerator service laundry service porter service vacuum
vice. imaginable kind of service.
Normally the of apartment house invests certain ar
of in land building. He flats to +b M
nc at large enough figure to cover taxes COAL repairs red
onsand profit.
Capital That Vanishes Yearly
In the Of mproved apartments investment is m
what arger and there COAL M
of each But item bulks extremely large That
the furnishing of all sorts of rent If
apartments to considerable wear tho low
lord must invest capital service and the year that cam
tai evaporated 1t isn't like the money land which
On this variable If nd
buys and builds only m
investment higher money be inve
service the other hand will kyward conditions
And the landlords salvation of the er
accordingly
The complaint of Side landlords s
doing both those thing-cung raising
resident of Riverside Drive, 114th Street,
@ 9s0% on 9 5s sns ha 1 s d gs s s
that @ nh sy sseu4s wnfs4 @ By front
hot ta wate dsat the blame being laid the
Meawhs hs sRs sa %
resident West reports that his rent has been raised
from s4 to $780, bringing increase rentals for the whole building
been pared down The anitor he tending
switchboard
seventynnth Street who reports boost in A
rent also claims that he satisfactory
redecoan and that service has been He
ruitssy landlord the fact that there is no obt ~
elevator and that there longer guarding
front door and frequently at the elevator.
War Boosts Service Costs
The real increase service
Skilled workers. such engineers the bigger buildings must be-
third than they did in
creased propornatey under the factories Even
pore have been able same
Elevator boys get more because the draft has made them
On the other the staff in numbers
landlords said have solved the problem drafting
In the smaller the girl at the phone
There the switchboard question: of
popular method of solving be
the West Side that largely of the Instead
lords toll charging
a call, instead of the old charge of five.
This phone nett
gets them almost furious Bronxes who
charge of 81 to SO described deposit for
breakables,' and called a notice
Tenants often from premises several days
and he honest
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Shoes and Ships
And Sealing Wax
"THE POTsDAM GAZETTE

"THE POTSDAM GAZETTE
Heinie, my boy, when ''The Potsdsn
Gazette"
Tells you you're winning, strategcsly,
Poised for that cleanup expected 50
long,
Don't you believe that, perhaps, it is
wrong?
Can't you in reading those columns 50
See that the editors throwing the bull,
Heinie, my boy, can't you see that
you've fubbed
All your approaches to Paris, and
dubbed
Chances once offered to you and your
crew,
And that now France is just laying for
Don't let the home-splattered publish
er's ink
Kid you TO swallowing facts you don't
Heinic, my boy, when your newspapers
scream
That you are nearing the goal Of your
dream,
Put 'em aside, and for reading instead
Glance at the maps where your armies
have fed.
Nothing can change the reverses you've
met.
Even the Emperor's "Potsdam Gazette
LESLIE ALAN TAYLOR
We wonder how many persons VINO
hitherto regarded themselves as young
ish, at least, feel senilitv creeping on
apace tonight We wonder how mary
armed themselves with ironclad evl'
dence of their age and, thus equipped
sailed forth to greet the compliment
airy attack of the Stacker chaser with
smile. And lastly, with the misery tha'
loves company, we wonder how many
wandered about the streets all day
waiting to be halted because OF theR
| apparent youth and never were.
Still hopefully. we are looking for
ward to that apparently far and peace
full time when the Ats or the pr
maries will be able 10 rouse US TO e~'
citement once more.
RAWLINGS of Omar karjam
A loaf of bread, pie and our oe''
mother $50.
Entered last night the subways crush
and smother, ~
And after long, long waiting a.
emerged, .,b
But now, by gosh, we can't tell "n''A
from t'other.
For the first time in years the Ape .r
gate family, of Caldwell. \. j., has NJ wrs
tardy. The first born of Mr.. ana Inc
Joseph H. Appellate raised ITS op7'Trthss
howl on st. Patrick's Day, lsl4. nav
second child was born on LABOR ia
1915. The third came INTO the w. SIa.l
on st. Patrick's Day, 1917. bu,, 80
the fourth was born yesterday I"e''
four hours late.
The singing of Hell dir I'M e =. The
kranz" will shortly be banned a IL
German Empire. The Kaiser
take kindly to kidding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Sale of Hearst Papers
Stopped in Dolgeville
And Little Falls Hotel

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. Sept. All
newsdcalers in the village of Dodge
vile, ~i1erkimer County, have dscon-
tnued the sale of Hearst newspapers
for the period of the wal. Tncy did
so at the request of The Dolgeville De-
fence Committee. Hearst's record as an
associate of Bolo Pasha. his attacks on
our lies and his attempts to obstruct
Americas war against Germany were
among the reasons cited by the De-
fence Committee.
The city of Little Falls is now seek
by Dolgeville. Already this city has
achieved considerable in this direction.
The Hearst papers have been banished
from the newsstands Of the Hotel Rich
mond, the biggest hotel in the Mohawk
Valley, and from Two other local stands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04

lied selling Journals He looks
around and finds that others are do
ing the same. You might think he
would finally buy his papers of some
one and after a bit go back to the
boy he has been buying Of But he
doesn't. He's sore at the lad he was
trading with, and as about everybody
has to have paper. he buys one from
some other lad. That is, he buys one
paper where he used to buy two or
more.
Nov this does not help Hearst any
thing to speak Of, and il cuts the sale
of other papers and hurts the boys
Any way the thing swings, they are
the goats: AS we figure it, this loss
in the sale of other papers is mighty
apt to be permanent. When folks find
they can get along with one evening
paper instead of two or three. they
arc mighty apt to do so. right along"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04

registered. Over the long distance
telephone his draft board said that he
had failed to register A chance to
enter the army at once was given him
and accepted. Turning to Mr.. Batch
ford, he said:
| came from Boston yesterday and to-
day Pm in the army"
man arrested at the Long Island
Station by Agent Harry Jentzcr said
that he had his birth certificate in a
suit case he carried, but dix. not have
the key He was taken to the armory
and late yesterday afternoon his wife
appeared in apswer to a hurried tele-
phone request with the key.
While agents were rounding up men
~ Williamsburg they found that they
had rot an auto to convey them to the
headquarters. Agent Thomas McGee
solved the problem by asking the driver
Of an auto truck for his classification
card. Tie man was unable to produce
it and was ordered to drive 10 the
armory. with thirty other prisoners
At tho Goth Regiment Armory, 25th
Street and Lexington Avenue, the de-
tention headquarters for Manhattan and
Tho Bronx, approx imately 5000 men
spent the day cursing, grumbling,
laughing or sleeping
More than 500 Of these were taken
hN
mna and the Pennsylvania Station.
b. noon the armory was a seething
mass of offended humanity, with hun
dreds OF men standing in line in the
bull PEN waiting for their turn to
be referred to examining boards, which
could telephone to their draft boards
and ascertain if they were slackers.
They were all in q hurry, but the
mill ground slowly while they waited.
The out-of- town men-there were hun
dreds Of them-were allowed 20 tele-
graph their draft boards, and then were
held in the balcony to await answers.
Some were lucky. They had news
papers to While away the time, and they
read all about the s.acker crusade.
Others watched the proceedings with
bored looks, while some settled back
and went to sleep. Whenever d tele
gram was received man with mega
phone would call out the name cf the
man to whom it was addressed, and his
agony was over
AT o'clock nearly 1000 men still
were being detained in the armorv.
causing such congestion that Chief De
Woody issued orders that no more men
be picked up.
Although the examiners worked at
top speed all day. it was estimated that
at least 900 Of the men would have
+ to spend the night in the armory. Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Hearst Papers Taken
Of Woodstock Stand
When Guests Protest

Hearst newspapers are no longer dis
played at the newsstand in the Wood
stock Hotel Forty fourth Street, near
Broadway. Fl. P. Smith, manager of the
hotel. explained yesterday chat he be-
llcvcd the Hearst papers were exceed
ingly undesirable during tho period Of
the war, at least. tic conGdod his
views to Andy Nathan, keeper of the
stand, and told hlm he did not have. to
sell Hearst newspapers if he did not
want to. The ncwsdcaler replied that
many of his steady customers had pro-
tested against tho appearance OF
Hearst dalics on the stand Nathan
said he was glad to have the hotels
permission to remove Hearst wares
from his display counter. He now gets
two Hearst papers a day and keeps
them under the counter to have in case
some customer insists on having ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Newsboys Ask for
Defence Funds

ME. ncwsboys and news
dealers request contri-
buttons to a legal
defence fund. They have
engaged counsel to take their
case to court. Checks should
be made payable to Lemuel
Ely Quigg. 81 Liberty Street,
New York, temporary custo-
dian of the fund.
Mr.. Qaigg acknowledges re-
ccipt of the following cont1ibu.
tions to the Ne1vsJoys' Union to
De used By them in the payment
Of their expenses. Mr.. Quigg
tcift make no charge for his ser
vSces and the money acill be de-
roted solely to the payment of
such necessary enpense as is
othe'1rise incouvcd::
John McC. 500
Marie Hepburn Benton. 500
n. ................ 100
Charles T. White ....... 500
Il. f. p. .............. 100
IL II Ho.,c,,;.I. tDo
Previously acknowledged. $685.
Total $916.25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Notice to NeUsdealers

WYE SHALL every newsdeaer this week get
w his Monday, September g. order for Tribuncs, be
supplied through delivery service at the
$2O price.
We will miss of you because lists imperfect,
you may not be in when call.
In either won't you help by mailing telephonng
your order to our Circulation Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
Debs Must Stand Trial

CLEVELAND, Sept. g. - Federal
Judge Westenhave overrued to-day
motion filed by attorneys for Eugene
V. Debs, four times candidate for Pres
ident on the Socialist ticket, to quash
the Indictment of ten counts against
Debs for violation of the espionage act.
Debs's trial is set for September 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-04
What Is Going On To-day

WHEATLESS DAY
LIGHTLESS NIGHT
WAR SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE.
PATRIOTIC PLAY WEEK
iseRstratlon OF day and evening public school pupils
frse admission to the American Museum OF Natural
itlsiory, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York
I1oooSlcal Park Van Cortlandt Park Museum
= american Museum Of Safety and the Aquarium
'ommVcnt"n OF the National Fertilizer Association
Waldorf Astoria all tav
'"'' - 81 I'ndc rvriters' Association oy
,anaoa ana INC National Association OF Life Under
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
FRANTISEK KVAPIL (:
VLAST VOLA!

Zvon duni - zvuky sys co lkaj dive smesi,
jak zvfe mysticke jez rvou biji vzduch:
- 'Zar ruda," jeden d. "mne eka mne desi
vrah vpadl do kraje jak hejno zravych much"
-Zrim plan," di druhy zas, "sta mrtvol pod nebesy
shrek supu sysm, kde ztich' vecne kazdy ruch'.
A tret:- "Nahych zen HE zastup, ktere plesy
tam zodak objima narku buh je hluch."
A. "K boji" hluc zas to vravou tisic jinych,
- "vlast voa!" dive hTm ia hrOzna kladva
mrtvi vstava uz hrobu plastich sinych
-"Jak more nesmrne, kdyz tristi skalne tesy
tax, vlasti pomoc jdem ac den zpozdiva"
Zvon dun - zvuky slys, lkaji dive smesi!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19

smlvati ma jeho lezicim PM, j ii
nGmecti lide!
5 Berlinem riti Sc Widen. Ra
kousko prohravalo bitvy, AeG
dokud bylo podpirano zelez-
nym ramenem pruskym, vzdo-
rcvalo. Ted kdyz voJenska sila
nemecka Sc lame, hleda spasu
v kapitulaci. Prichazeji zpra-
Wy, die nichz rise Habsburgu
meni Sc Se federaci. Cini Sc pri
travy pro zrizeni statu ceske-
no, jihoslovanskeho, nemecke-
no uherskeho, a v cello mini
starstva povolan byl prof. La.
masch, pacifista odpurce
spolku Nemeckem. To cteme
z anglickeho tisku. Jak Sc tyto
zvesti zak.adaji ma skutecnosti,
nevime. A nevime, jake stano-
visko zaujlma mas narod ku ia
kove federaci. Osobne nejsme
stoupenci monarchistickeho zri
zeni a naprosto samostatny &C.
sky stat byl casti nasi bytosti,
tfeba i ctenarum "Sveta" ne
Jednou poukazali jsme ma moz
most zachovani Rakouska We
federativni forme.
Vrchni redaktor viddhskeho
"Arbeiter Zeitung". Austerlitz
napsal V mesicniku "Der
Kampf": "Rakousko bude IL
gou svobodnJch a rovnych ma
rodu anebo prestane existova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19

IT," Takovou ligu mel asi ma
mysli president Wilson, kdyz
jse prohlasil pro "autonomni w
voj" Rakousko- -Uherska. MnO-
ri krajane budou zklamani, re
podle situace ceskoslovenska
republika Nebude zrizena -
jen neuveritelna zabednenost
! Habsburgu a nemecko-mad'ar ar
ske burzoasia muze il zbudova-
tt =, vsak zklamani by nebyli,
kdyby pozorneji cetli prohla-
SEMI spojeneckych vlad uznava
jicich Narodni Radu "a repre-
santantku ceskos ovenskych "a
jmu a komandantku ceskoslo-
venskeho vojska, a naseho VIA
sJniho presidenta. Netvrd' vsak
nikdo, re prolevame krev v ci-
zich sluzbach: naSe vojsko, &C.
skoslovenske vojsko, podporo-
vane tichou revoluci donna zpu
sobilo rakousko-uhersky statni
prevrat, b,ez neho Anglie a po
nj Spojene Staty lpely by k he
slu: "Vnitrni zalezitosti rakou-
sko-uherske nejsou zalezitpst-
mi naSimi."
Doufejme, re federace, nedo
sahne-li ceskoslovensky lid ma.
proste samostatnosti, stane Sc
federaci demokratickou, jejiz
hlava, Karel, bude pouhou o.
zdobnou figurkou: tax, alespon
Castecne, suctujeme S HabS-
burgy.
: Svatopluk pei o dobe,
kdy budou zemi vlast ma
miste pOut a zbrani
jen svetle rozumu a citu
duvody -
tam k cili dospeje ten pra-
! por v naSi dlani !:
tam rovni s rovnymi sc shod-
mem narody.
Ma byt rakouska "liga svo-
bodnych narodu', predchudky
nj dolby te? Priblizuje Sc liga
ia ku Stevensovym slovum
"Zde vsechno je sIunecno"?
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Dalezitejsi starost.

"Pfedpokladam, ze zabyva-
te Sc pilne SUDDEN nasich ylad-
nlch zrlzeni a otazkami, jak DO
merry lidu zlepsiti." pravil .jisty
obcan k senatoru Sorghumovi.
"Abych Sc vam PRIMAL" 3D.
vetii senator Sorghum, "temi
vecmi Sc nezabyvam ty pone-
chavam ostatnim panum kole-
sum. Ia to ale veskeren svui
cas- venuji pfemysleni O tom.
Jak znovuzvoleni bych do
sahl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19

Morris Jastrow We sve knize
"Valka a pristi MR." a my di-
me, re nemuze byt ami uzavren
mir, ktery ma dale ponecha v
rukou nekOlika jednotlivcu moe
mad celym narodem, mad val
kou mirem. Neprijfmame W.
roxy nekterych statniku dicich,
re neni jejich umyslem michati
Sc do vnitrnich zalezitosti ne
meckych: takove vyroky Vast
ne hlasaji, re nynejsi valka me-
nj mic jineho nez ekonomickym
zapasem. Ale ekonomicky "a.
pas nerozehflva mas, radikalu.
Ac jsme 81 vedomi, re ekonomi-
cke podminky vehnaly lidstvo
ma pole krve, vine tez, re mrav
nj otazky byly strzeny v zapas,
a tyto mravni otazky povzbu.
zuji ty, jiz touzi po volnejsim
svete, bojovati az do konc'e.
Proto radosti ctli jsme anne
ricke odpovedi ma nemeckou
'zadost "a mirove Wilsonovo
prostrednictvi: president row
nez citi, re je ospraved.nen ia
zati Sc, mluvi-li cisafsky kan
'cler pouze "a ustanovene auto
rity rise, ktere az dosud vedly
Iva!ku."
Berlin musi klesnouti, iako
padl obrovity usychaiici kas-
tan lese vedle mas, !, a lidt
Sc srdcsm detskym budou Sc u
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2USkA PROVISORNf VLADA
UZNAVA .cESKOSLOVEN.
SKY STAT.
Jeji prohlaseni poslano %sem
vladam spojeneckym.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar
Washington, D. C. = Rusky
yelvyslanec Bachmetev zaslaI
prof. Masarykovi prohlasen,
ruske provisorni vlady re dine
10. zari vydane V Celjabinsku
a jez Uni:
Odvske tuzby cechoslovakI
pro utvoreni neodvisleho statu
vzdy nachazely sympatie v rus
kem lidu. Naopak Ease Gesko.
slovensky narod jasns chapal q
chape i v pritomnosti, ze moz.
most uskutecnsni jeho nejsvs.
tejsich tuzeb spociva v uzkem
spojeni 5 velkym Ruskem.
Dnes heroicke dspschy &c.
skoslovenskych vojsk, jez pro-
levaji krev ma ruskych bDji.
stich stejne jako vytvoreni ce.
skoslovenske Narodni Rady, ia
kozto skutecneho predstavitele
naroda, daily zaklad pro novy
slovansky stat. DIsledkem t,oho
Prozatimni vlada Ruska prejc
81 prohlasiti, ze uznava Narodni
Radu ceskosloven.kou jako "a.
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Pohan neoso Naroda uvefeene
Mtor duezioi Pi
zdao douhote
gon podobnho pnu Cemu by pred ao dobou nkdo
ne stkem narod cesky Sovaky
o snc svobody neodvm naody Narod
aa domovnou czna enym lame v mre
Deklrace cekoovenske nodvosi nma
pohasenm zasnue
vshny ne podobne dokumenty vsvetoTe denne udalost
ych Tabori kter meli volnos, a brarstvi
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Jan Harris Zdchdr;
Ma Berlin!

Je modra podzimni oh. .oha.
Virginsky vanek probiha koru
mani stromu, zelenymi, cerve-
nymi, rudymi, zlutymi a temne
fialovymi, v haluzich obrovi-
t6ho porazeneho kaStanu usmi-
vail Sc deti. Predstupuji pred
mas basnici a maliri, jichz mi
strne pero a mistrny stetec ro-
zehfivali svou tvOrivOu moe u
marylandske jesene, to, co je
y mas a co je mimo mas, vypuj-
Cuja 81 slova Roberta Stevenso-
na: "Zde vsechno je slunecno."
Tot spatny uvod ku pochodu
na Berlin, pravite. Necitujte
Stevensona, ale posIouchejte ba
sniky, kdoz dovedou puskou
v ruce Gtotit zpivat, ~ $ mimi
povidejte nam o francouzskych
fekach. jez Cerveny jsou neJbO
hatSi krvi, zeiezne hudb6, jez
hvizda vysoko a nizko, posel
stvi zborc anych kathedral, Sc
sutych. NEST a torpedovanych
deti!
Snad by Sc to lepe pochodo-
vaio, kdyby Sc pred nami vzna
sci obraz Lusitanie = pOmsta
nam komandovala, abychom z
nemeckych NEST nenechali ka-
men ma kameni, snad bychom $
dvOjnasobnym nadSenlm hna.i
sc ku Rynu, kdybychom meme
cky lid oklestili tax, ably memo
h! po boji nami souperiti, me
meme ZOdpoveZte mi otazku
"Co je ucelem nynejsi valky?'
Diva tabory odpovidajl. V jed
nom jsou pangermaniste, a nay
vine, re jejich choutky nedo.
Salmon vypln6ni. Jsou mem
take imperialiste angllcti, fran
couzSti a italSti, pred nimiz do
sud sc nerozbresklo Svet.O no.
vych dnu. Myslenky jejich Wy.
jadfuje londynsky Post: IN y
bojujeme he pro liberalism d
demokracii, nybrz pro krale q
vlast." A jeste zrejmeji londyr
sky "Statlst" "Bojujeme pre-
sve v.astni hmotne zajmy." '
taboTe druhem je president
Wilson, proletariat kazdeho M
roda skutacny demokrat kaz-
deho lidu. Jejich snahy osvet'
luji slova presidenta WilSona
27. zari pronesena: "Nestran
ma spravedinost nesml V sobt
zahrnovati rozdilu meZi temi
k nimz prejeme 81 byti sprave'
dlivymi, a temi, k nimz nepfeJt
me 81 byti spravedlivymi. Mus
to byt spravedlnost, ktera ne
nadrzuje a nezna zadneho me-
ritka nez rovne pravo nekolika
dotcenych narodu."
CO ze je ucelem nynejsiho "a
pa,su? Nova valka? PAX jdeme
po slepejich imperialism. Pra
vii Bernard Shaw: "Valka NIL
ze udelati mnohe veci, ale ne
muze ukonciti valky." Ansbc
je jejin ellen krasny podzim