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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
OSLAVA ZALOZENf NASE.
HO MESTA.

Vcera dopoledne byla ma Pu-
blic so. prOvedena oslava zalo-
zoni naSehO m6sta pred 1872 le-
tv oslava vit6zstvi naSi arma-
dy We Francii. Slavnost zapoca
ia byla vztVcenim americke
vlaiky nasledovaly reci Getnych
muzu. V zivote naSem hraiicich
vynikaiici role. Slavnosti prito-
mni bvli tez co cestni hoste !.
M. BURGESS S dcerou a pi. G.. G..
Williams. ktefi isou neistarsi-
mi obvvateli naSehO Okresu. =
Neststi Zam6stnanci NELL dine
vtcreiSiho prazdno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
MUSf TOPIT DRfVfM.

Statni kontrolor paliva, soud
ce Hunter, rOZeslal do vSech O.
kresG V Ohio dotazniky ohled-
ne paliva. Nektere okresy vla5t
nj dOsud rozlehle lesy v nich5
mnozstvi dfivi pride We zmar.
Hunter vyzve tudiz podobne O..
kresy, ably zasobami uhli bylo
setfeno a vsude kde jen mozno
pouze drivim Sc vytapelo. Hun
terOvO nafizeni nedotkne Sc
Cuyahoga okresu, pon6vadz V
okresu nasem lesy valem uby-
vail.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
MNOrHO STizNOSTf MA PRE-
HNANY NAJEM.

Vcera odbyval vybor pro Wy
setfovani vysokeho najmu svou
prvni schulz a byla tato navSti.
vena vice nez sto zenami, kite.
re 81 stezovaly ma vydera6stvi
panu domacich. Jednani by]
pritomen vladni ufednik w,
McClatchy ,ktery V mest6 ma
sem sbtra pro vladu dGkazy O
vyd6raGskem najmu. We Fila
delfii prevzala vlada ma 500
CinzakG, We kterych majitele O.
dirali sve najemniky. Neni wy
loucena moznost, re stejny
krok proveden bude vladou V
m6ste naSem. We schulz, ktere
predsedal radnl Sultzman, by
10 usneseno vyzvati RUNE orga-
nisace a obchody, ably vyslali
20 peti zastupcich do ustredni
crganisace, ktera by nadale Wy
setrovala stiznosti ty a refero-
vala Mich vlad6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
We PROSpECH CES. MAR.
SDRUzENf.

Pan Kriz Odevzdal sbirku
mczi svVmi delniky V obnosu
$500. Nasleduiici prispeli: f.
kovaf 25; Havlic 25: M. Opa-
ta25; Zronek 25: J. Heina Is: ::
r. Sanicky 30: J. Dolecek 25
r. Janoch 25; f. Lasik 81; A.
Mencl 25; F. Kfiz 25; J. Suha
w so: J. Sanicky 25: J. Jeld-
mex 25; J. Zakovec so; Penka-
va 2f; V. Haripan 25; ]. Pc
SEX: V. Haiek so; J. Pasek
25: Slavik %; A. Pesek 25: l..
Landa 25: Seiba 25: A. Choir
vat 25: Vyhnal 25: f. Dvorak
25. - Uhrnem $500.
Slovensk6 Kulturni Sdruzeni
s?3: DR.. Nunvar ST; John Mia
dV S5: Jos. Kvet Fowler ave
81. - Priial a s dikv kvituje
Josef Masek, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
POULICNf MELODY.

Florence Beckova, 19 rokii,
1926 zap. 70 ILL.,, ktera fidila
Black & White Taxicab, vrazi-
la vcera odpoledne do poulicni
kary ma rohu vych. IA ul. a Su.
perior ave. a pTi narazu Sc teS
ce poranila ma hlav6 ma ri.
kou. Zranena divka byla dopra
vena do st. Lukes nemocnice
" automobile Sc nalezala pi.
Lottie Parr, hotel Euclid, ktera
ma zlamanou nohu, jeff dcera
Lottie a syn J. L. Parr jsou leh-
ce zraneni. Posledni tri dopra-
veni do st. Clair nemocnice.
James Byrne forman We sta
il u Ward Baking Co., 1906
Superior ave-, byl smrtelne ra-
men automobilem, ktery velkou
rychlosti kolem zavOdu jel.
Tezce zran6ny byl Hogan &
Co. ambulance dopraven do
Lakeside nemocnice.
V mestske nemocnici sc ma
leza 5 rokG starry chlapec Jo-
seph Skrovan, rozstlpenou
kosti V noze. Skrovan byl pre-
jet vozem ma rohu zap. 7 ul. a
Literary rd.
Pr nehod6 ma vych. 55 ul. a
Superior ave, bvl lehce pora-
n6n Stanley Walter. 3 roxy.
Phi skakani ma vozy byli crane
nj Edward Price, 9 rokn, GILT
Baxter ave. a Stanley Skoozen.
8 rokG. 7611 Worlev ave.
Policie zatkla muze kterV
pfeiel Johna Mihoka, 10 rokn.
1888 vych. 33 ul. Mihok utrpel
vnitfni zraneni a naleza Sc V
kritickem stavu V st. Alexis ne
mocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
PREDNASKA POR. NIEDER.
LEHO MA ZAP. STRANE.

NaSim ceskOslovenskym spot
kim ma zapadni strane podari-
10 Sc zlskati neunavneho pracov
nika pro nasi v6c. porucika
Niederleho k jedne prednasce
ZitfejSiho vecera v 8 hodin v
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark ave.
Jmonovany dustoinfk Cesko-
slovensk6 armady Jest mezi
nami pouZe ma kratkou dObu
20 spln6ni sveho poslani zde
cCe.;ede Opet k Ceskoslovensk6
armad6 do Francie. Jelikoz
pfednaseiici prod6Ial cel6 hnu-
Il "a sorganisovani teskosloven
ske armady ma Rusi a pOzd6ii
We Francii DrOto, re jest w
hornym fecnikem mozno o.
cckavati, re nam pow op6t no.
We podrobnosti q jeho obsa-
hlVch zkuSenosti. lie oGekavati,
Ee pfednaSka bude velmi Get
ne navStivena. Jeden kazdV Ce
choslovak sidlici ma zanadni
strane mel by Sc ma zitTeiSi
pFednaSku dostaviti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
JOHN ]. BABKA.

Pod tim ohlavenim dnes-
MIN Plain Dealer nalezame del
81 redakcni clanek, V kterem Sc
pochvalne zminuje O naSem ro-
daku p. John J. Babkovi, ktery
Sc uchazi O nominaci "a kon-
gresnika v FL distriktu. Pouka-
zuje, re pan Babka jest rozen
V Clevelandu z ceskych rodicu.
Zacal pracovat We slejvarne a
po vecerach studovat prava.
Svym pricinenim Sc vysinul a
jeho pilnosti pfi stalych stu
ditch 81 ziskal rozsahlych We
domosti, ktera, bude-li zvolen,
We prospech verejnosti bude
moci uplatnit. j. j. Babka byl
diva roxy pri vladimir pravni,lu
Hoganovi, pozdeii byl tfetf pri
ruci u okresniho zalobce Cy-
rus Lochera pritomne Jest
prvnim asistentem samem d
fade. z 21. okresu Sc pres 5000
mladych muzH naleza We Fran
eli a kdyby ii NELL rozhodovat
mezi Robert Crosserem a John
J. Babkou, jist6 by jejich hla-
sy odevzdali pro John J. Bah
ku.
Navrhovani kandidatG sc ko
ma Is. srpna. Mas CechG Jest
povinnosti odevzdat hlas pro
rodaka, ktery Sc svou pill vysi-
null a pri tom nezapomina, re
je ceskeho puvodu a kde NIUE
k dobremu jm6nu CechG pro-
spiva. Mas souhlas mGzeme pro
jevit Sc zasadami presidenta
Wilsona, kdyz Sc pficinime
navrzeni a zvoleni Johna J.
Babky do pristiho koneresu,
neb zasady naseho presidenta
jsou Zasady j. j. Babky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23

Po nezdarenem vyjednavani
vyslO vcera vecer ma 400 zen
sklch krejcG ma stavku. Dc
Fonce tohoto tydne pry budou
vscchny dilny pro stavku V me-
ste zavTenv. Tvrdi tax llrednici
unie zenskych krejci.
KOci a chaufefi, kteri isou
zamestnani s d0pravou staveb
n;ho materialu, vysli vcera ma
stlvku. Koci pozaduii 53c ma
hcdinu, fidici trackG pax S24
tydne pfi 10 hod. praci. Spor
predlozen bude statnimu arbi-
racnimu vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
ZE SCHCZE ODR. VTP. SP.
Weekly MA VYCH. STRANE.

Obetave danny We vychod-
MIN Cleve.andu zalozily minu-
lou nedeli odpoledne V Cesko
Americke SIM ma Quincy ave.,
odbocku vypomocn6ho spolku
| Weekly a die prihlasivsich Sc
udkyn jejich nadseni, stanou
Sc platnymi cinitely praci o.
betech ktere prave dnes jsou
tax nutny. Ia predsedku zvole
ma pi. A. Burvalova, mis-. pred
sedku pi. M. Titlova, tai. pi.
Fr. Mallkova, ucet. pi. A. Ditri
chova.
Pi. NJ. Zemanova p. L. Cim
ler pronesli povzbuzujici agi-
tacni feci, a mimo tech cd L.
stredny byly pritomny ppi. j.
Kupcova, Navratilova a jose
fova.
Zalozena odbocka odevzda-
la Gstredne $S2. Priiimat a wy
davat praci budou ppf. A. Bur
valova a AL. Kravcova. Ia n.y.
nejsich pomerG jest nutno, ably
Sc ku praci neb agitaci ziskala
kazda ceska zena i kazda ce-
ska divka, neb pro tax cetnou
armada opatrit potrebne pra-
do jest treba mnoho pracov-
mic, ktere budou sit, hackovat,
a jine, ktere by ma zakoupenf
Why prispevky shanely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
SRAzKA MOTORCYCLE
S AUTOMOBILEM.

Pred dOmem {. SOAP Clark
ave. srazil Sc motorcycle auto
mobiem. Pfi srazce byli IRA
n6ni Louis Hoffman. 5O42
Clark ave-. Albert Speaks, 19
rOkn. 97O7 Anderson ave-. J
Atkins. 80 rokG, 3435 vvch
1O5 ul. Holman ma rozStipe.
non kost V ruce, Speaks ma pfr
razenou nohu Atkins ma o.
dfeninv. VSichni tri jsou v ose
tfovani v st. Alexis nemocnic;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
MNOHO DAM DOSUD NE.
ZAPLACENO.

Okresni pokladnik BOYLE
cZnamil vcera, re nebvlv zapla
cenv dane V obnosu S25O,OOO.
JcSte dnes mOznO zaplatiti da-
ne V bance; kdo tax neucini bu
de muset zaplatit pokutu. KITE
ra obnasi IS prOct. ma maietku
pozemkOvem a 10 procent ma
maictku OSobnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
ODVOD MARINAKU.

ZdeiSi namCTni verbirna po-
kouSi Sc V tOmto tVdnu Ziskati
200 rekrutG rro sluzbu u mari
nv. Vcera pTihlasilo SO dobrc~
vOln6 AZ nOvaGk6 rovn6z dnr
Sni pfihlaSkv Sc mnoai. take
do ned6le wise uvedena quota
hude snad dOsazena. Rekruti
isOu pOsilani ku vTcviku ma y.
strilvek Paris do iizni Karo
liny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
200 LEkARU Z OHIO MA
VOJNU.

Major G.. S. Hamilton. V Co.
lumbus. nacelnik statni lekaf.
sk6 stanice. Obdrzel vCera rOZ-
kaZ 2 Washinptonu. povolati L
voienske sluzb6 vsecky mediky
z prv6 odvodni tfidy. iichz je
V Ohio asi 200. L6kari ii mai
Sc dostavit ku praporu II. srr-
ma letOs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
DlTKO VYPADLO z OKNA

Dvouleta divka Ella Vyka
vvpadla vcera odpoledne re
Gtvrteho poschodi z domu Sit
Woodland ave., a pOranila sc
ma noze. Divka hrala 81 s dra-
tHnym oknem. ktere vvpadlo a
Ona MIN. Zranena Ella Vyka
hyla dopravena do IS Street
nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-23
CZECH PADL We FRANCU.

DneSni seznam amer. ztrat
ma boiisti We Francii pTinaSi
imena 9 voiind padlych v boil.
IA ranam podlehnuvSich. 12
teace ranenvch a II newest
nVch. Cesky Tadovy peSak. Jan
NovotnV, 2 Wautoma, Wis, pa
dl u Thierry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
CHARLES B. TAYLOR
SAYS THE RESULTS
WERE WONDERFUL
Tried for Years TO Find Right
Medicine - Tanlac
Brings Relief

After trying for years to find
something 10 relieve my awful con
diuon. a few bottles % Tanlac soon
fiNod ire up all right. and I haven't
had a bit Of trouble since" said
Charles u. Taylor. who has been In
the employ Of King County for the
Inst xix years. and lives az ans SIX.
tncnth Avenue South. tho other day
For tho last four years" he con
unu~d. II suffered terribly with
stomach trouble and indigestion. Nv
~rythlng I would cat sourcd on my
stomach. and after getting up from
the table I would swell up 20 with
gas til ! was A. tight a. drum
The gas and undiecstod food would
rise up In my throat and almost
choke the. I "a so give up eating
meat entirely and at last got TO the
point where ! could hardly cat any
thing at all. and have actually gone
Tor three and four weeks at time
without eating hardly more than a
handful OF heavy food Lack Of nour.
ishment weakened me 20 much that
! could hardly walk. and part Of the
time I was down in bod unable TO do
lick ~ work. I was badly cunsti-
pated. too. and suffered with such
awful headaches that could hardly
sleep at night had misery In
my back nearly all tho time. and
my shoulder achcd 90 with rhsuma
uHm as TO almoat unfit mo at times
for work
II tried all kinds 81 medicines, but
nothing did me any good when !
read In the papers about 40 many
people being relieved BY TanlAc de
cided to try Il. and ! want 90 say
right now that Il is the hest rncdl.
cine / ever took. II has completely
relieved my stomach trouble. and I
am now IN such fine condition that /
can eat meat or anything else I want
and don't suffer a bit with gas or
sour stomach am entirely rid Of
those awful headaches and sleep like
log at night The pain IL all gone
out OF my back and haven't had n
touch Of rhcuma tlHm since shortly
after I started taking Taniac. toll
YOU what. since taking this wonder.
ful medicine l am feeling fine all
over, and am on the job now all the
time"
Tanlac Is sold in Seattle BY Bartcll
Drug Stores under the personal di.
rccuon OF n special Tanlac represent.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
Must Be Something in a Name

McAdoo township Barber county Kas, is 100 per cent
American not only in words, but in action.
Every of the 40 persons living in the township
able to work is growing food
In the last Liberty Loan campaign the township sub
scbed for $4,000 of Liberty Loan bonds at the rate of
$3.50 for every and child in the township. II
the bonds had been subscribed for in the ratio TO the
population all the United States the total subscription
would have been something like S47.000000 000 more
than Is times the amount asked by the government.
What jolt that would have been to Bill Hohenzollern
of Potsdam,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE

so mildly suggest call him Bin the Postsdanmabe.
] am wary and -hary Of words too nflammable.
WryHoued and ptted.
Whose heart r. peck pittedi
I'm gentle Of spirit and speech. you sec.
Are about what he looks like me.
I hope that I'm not making anyone nettled
When cite him Butcher BiT'-aOon be settled!
This pink OF Pollution
This PruHs prostituton
o. wouldn't use languare To III his degree.
And
Are about what he looks iRc
In using large metcuous
or else IA enuue him Wilhelm pendiculus.
For rancid and rotten
And devil begotten
Hen make "a fine ornament swung 10
And ?jl7 qky-qky
Yes cnfwp u.s. qZv-yzq
Are about what he looks like me.
] would not cnHweeen him 'rceking" 'rancorouh'
Nor praise him "Eangrenous. fcud oankerous"
For how and unclean
HeiHt >nish hyena
lie Is I'm not mentioning. But you'n agree
That NzyzvK co.'s zoe i?tIvz
And '1?' ?'Ob 49,
Are about what he looks like me.
Copyright 1918, ~ T.. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

most serious arc rheumatism. with
It's torturing pains: Catarrh. often a
forerunncr OF dread consumption.
Scrofula, Eczema. letter. Erysipelas
and other disfiguring skin diseases.
Malaria. which makes the strongest
men helpless. and many other dis.
eases are the direct result Of impure
blood
You can easily avoid all OF these
diseases. and rid the system OF them.
by the use OF S. s. s., the wonderful
blood remedy that has been in con
slant use for more than fifty years.
s. S. S. eleanses the blood thorough.
". and routs every vestige OF i'm.
purity It Is sold by druggists every.
where.
For valuable literature and med.
zeal advice absolutely free. write 10.
day 10 the Medical Dept. Swift spe-
cific Company. 437 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
A LIVELY DAY At LAST

ono OF Prank nrowns daughters no.
,icei a blaze IN the house recently ocra.
pied ~ Mt and Mrs. D. !. Eeo~n. and
Immediately called q. N TRACY. who
lives nearby The fire alarm vas
sounded. and the whole population turned
cut almost Instantly. and the dspafifnrn NJ
econ bad TIE fire uahef eontful This
cause - the runfiaEfatian was ksro'
ssns stove. shieh. fer snms reason. 80
ptpdsi This De- the nfai call that this
flrsmsn havs had Tor over ~ months ~
Aisash fNan1 News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
Almost Every Human All.
ment is Directly Trace
able to Impurities in
the Blood.

You cannot oyerestimate the i'm.
pcrtance Of keeping the blood free Of
Impurities. When you realize that
the heart Is constantly pumping this
vital fluid TO all parts OF the body.
you can easily see that any impurity
In the blood will cause serious com.
plications.
Any slight disorder or impurity
that creeps into the blood Is source
Of danger. for every vital organ OF
the body depends upon the blood sup
ply 10 properly perform its func-
tons
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result of "A bad
condition OF the blood. Among the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
Garry ON Revolution
EDITORS Mail

10 not write on both sides OF
the paper. Sign your name and
address. otherwise. letters will
not be considered II you DO not
care 20 have name published.
state so. Letters fnor, than $50
words long have nttio chance
OF publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
Must Drive to Win

That victory follows the decisive attack and
with the most courageous defense General
Foch points the first principle of modern warfare
In other words American and allied forces must
the offensive before the kaiser beaten into submission
We must the home to the Germans into the very
heart of the German empire-ON TO BERLIN
Merely warding off blows isn't enough. We must
whip the Huns fight this all again in the
future.
We believe the nations eagued against kaiserism
approaching the day when They shall not pass! will
longer be the battle America hasten the day when
the word will pass all along that line thereon
TO BERLIN
For the United States must be lover there" in
whemng forces before General Fochs prepared budgeon
drive the Germans back the Rhine and carry
the to the kasers doorstep where it rightly belongs
When they told him America tcoudnt fight, some
one at the helm of Wilhelm gure him a bum steer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26

Italians, elected "A provlhionhl gov
eminent aud formed an army
which IL now fighting In France
alongside of French. British and
American troops.
Want Free bohemia
The bohemian republic II not yet
popularity known IN such. II calls
itself "rhe Cxeeho Slovak National
Council" and It's president In Pro
fonaor Thomas q. MnAaryk formerly
professor in the University ~
Prague. who Ii a refugee from iiohe
mia. with death penalty hanging
over his head.
In reality. however. the national
council In the provisional govern.
ment OF the bohemian republic, and
Professor MaAaryk is It's first presi'
dent.
The council has sworn that Boh"-
mia shall be free. and To that end It's
little army has Joined with tho
French 20 fight for the freedom Of
all small and oppressed nations on
tho Western front.
Hes In America
Professor Masaryk is in America
TO plead his cauH. with the American
people. and with his former country
men In this country. with him no
brought from Europe a military mis-
sion representing the bohemian ar
my. It's members are securing en-.
ilntmentH among the young C1echH.
Moravisns. Siliclann and sloyaks 81
the United states. and sending them
to France 10 fight
Two OF tho members ~ this mis-.
sion. First Lieut. Antonln Holy. It's
head. and Second Lieut. Mollslav
Niederie. have written articles for
The star. telling dramatically how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26

Speaking of traitors in general and profteers in
particular the Indiana Daily Times delivers itself of this
opinion and wish
WED like to pull rope the wretch who plays false
to his countys back by pofiteerng while his neghbor
going about his countrys job. God help there
lot Of him.
"And none meaner, lower in the scale than the
landlord who boosts the rent out of proportion
because Americans fighting and working over
there and here to make the world safe for homes
Hear Hear,
We're Devil Dogs noW Ell? Then THEY must be
He'll Hounds; and for them the WRIST Is coneL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26

Chauffeur organizations In the
East arc planning to fight the pro.
poaal to impose a tax on their en-
ployorE. Wise chauffcurH. They
know thcyll have TO pay Il them.
selves.
An Australian astronomer has dis.
covered tho tail 81 new comet. but
he can't find the head. Even the
comets must be having trouble in
making both ends meet
Kerensky r. now reported 60 DO on
his way TO France. our idea OF moth.
lng TO do IL 90 try TO keep track Of
kerensky.
A New York girl picked up pin
on broadway. and the next day re
ccivcd 5000 reward And yet some
folks say there's no good luck In
picking up a pin
We almost forgot There was n
diamond on one end OF the pin.
q. u. asks: what IL tho harm OF
bathing just after eaung?''
II halts digestion and exposes one
70 the danger OF cramps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-26
The street. buy and buy-Wdr Sdrinos Stamps.
Reasons Enough

"a Woman Reader asks for "some why Thrift
Stamps should be purchased" she may be equipped
with telling arguments in making housetohouse can
in our clubs W. S. S. drive
III there is thing easy to do it's finding reasons Tor
investing in Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
To begin with. there more than 100000 reasons
in khaki "over there"
There are millions of equally good in train
ing at environments in the L. S. A.
There hundreds of thousands OF reasons in blue
and white batteshps destroye and other craft
sweeping lanes clean of U-boats
There thousands of flying thru the air.
They the which will play the deuce with HUN
aerial forces
There many reasons rs there are stars on
service flags in the millions of American homes.
Than these the human mind cannot think of more
potent for investing in War Savings Stamps which
nothing less than backing with savings
who fight battles for safety and independence
Any of those boys is enough for any
American acquiring the Thrift Stamp habit.
One class OF Seattle rorkers trfN be freed from the
grip of the rent hog dnycdy. The government, thru
its emergency fleet corporation has sent out tcord that
shpydrd trorkers cannot be ertcted BY proftserfng
landlords Landlords harmed TO cdteh their steps.
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The death warrant Of the Aus.
trotiungarian dual monarchy
has been signed
Ing country In the throeS 81
hunger. with revolt staring her
la tho fac. and military defeat
imminent ON the Italian front.
Austria, the tool of Emperor
William OF Germany. IL In bad
way.
The utsr-t Of the oppressed
peoples Of The nine different
races which make np the Aus.
trian empire II about 90 fam.
into open revolt
bohemia. the largest Of the
subject nations OF Austria Hun.
gary. has not waited for active.
open revolution.
Tho liberty loving Cnecha and
SlovRks OF bohemia have declared
their nation free and independent
republic, despite tho fact that Il Il
surrounded by "a hostile. tyrannicnl
deSpouc nutorracy'
The situation in Austria Hungary
Is complicated. flcnidea the Auatrlanr
and hungarians who. while in the
minority In population. form tho rui
ms power OF the dual monarchy. the
empire In made up OF several subject
nations which racially and linguistic
ally have nothing in common with
tho Teutons or Magyara.
Garry on Revolution
These are tho Czccho Slovaka. com.
prising tho Hohcmiana. Moravlans
and Slovaks. and the JuEo slavn
comprising Serbs. Croatlans. palma
tans. Morlaks. nosnlana. HcrEcgo-
vinians. Siavunians and slovenianz
There are still other races In tho
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who are carrying on this unique rev.
olution against Emperor Karl.
II ~ feat almost unprecedented
In history.
While many Of her subjects arc
stili pcrforee serving In the Austrian
army. thousands more have deserted
and surrendered 10 tho Russians and
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A WORD FROM
JOSH WISE
Mans In h a.
nanity q man
m axes blrnc~s
fer III lawyer.

The allies. aAyH news dispatch,
have taken II towns In the Nacedo
man theatre Some show
Sheep shear-rw IN Idaho are re-
ceiyinE $40 day. but they arc
threatening 20 strike II they don,
receive $50. This ought 10 put an
end 10 any rumor that the WeNt Is
not awake to tho fact that we are IN
tho war.
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An Exclusive
Performance
In Your
Own Home

Nordica, the greatest
singer this country ever
produced; Mary Garden
the American woman
who made French opera
famous; the great tenor
Lazaro; Joseph Hoff.
man; Ysaye-these are
only a few of the worlds
greatest artists who are
at your service exclu-
sively if you have a
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~ yOu WANT TO TELL 1T TO
THE MARINES THESE DAYS,
YOU'LL HAVE 4 HARD JOU
THEY'RE BOUND FOR BERLIN.

Director McAdoo has ordered nrw
uniforms and standardized time IA.
bios for all the roads. We hope
they1l hc designed 20 people can un.
derrtnnd en-.
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they and many others of their coun.
trymen deserted tho Austrian army
10 fight on the side Of the nlllea
Both Holy and Sledcrle were
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We did not de
velop the Skagit
sitc bce ause We
considered u un.
patriotic Ia do 10
st this time -"
Pres. LEONARD. 81
the Traction 60.