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Dirty soda GIa..e. Cost sa4o.

Eighty soda dispensers paid fines total
ling $40 in various police courts yester-
day on complaint OF inspectors for the
Department OF Health. They were
charged with serving drinks In dirty
glasses. Only nine cases failed Of con-
viction. On Friday the inspectors Wis
tied lis soda fountains. The clean up
has been recommended by army authori-
ties
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Elected When In Prison.

Dr. Beland was Postmaster General OF
Canada up TO 1911. when the Laurier
Government went out OF power on the
reciprocity issue. While in Germany he
was renominated and reelected member
OF the Canadian Legislature from st.
Joseph de Beauce. Quebec.
DIR. Beland's stepson. Jean Cogsls.
was living In Belgium at the time OF the
German advance, but escaped through
the electrified steel fence between Bel
GUM and Holland by means of rubber
frame which he used as n non-conduotor.
The family that aided the boy was fined
$500 marks when the escape became
known. DR.. Beland left New York for
Canada last night.
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Falls Six Stories and Liver.

Walter Wallace. a twelve-year-oI
youngster, was trying to dislodge a pet
pigeon from an airshaft on the roof OF
HIS home at IS First avenue yesterday
when he lost his balance and went down
the shaft six stories into a courtyard
with a cement floor. He fell into a net
OF clothesilnes. and when neighbors came
at his cries he was found tangled in the
lines and apparently but little hurt. He
was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where
II was said he has a good chance for
recovery.
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Father of Five Drowned

William Stewart. IS. the father OF five
small children, was drowned in the North
River at Ninety-tifth street yesterday
when he stepped from the dock TO an
ice barge and missed his footing. His
wife and children live at 1929 Am.ter-
dam avenue. The body was not recoy-
cred.
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EVENTS TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Supreme Council, Knlsh,, o,
Columbus, Waldorf. 10 A. NJ
Or. William Spurgeon lectures on Doe,
religion Pay p. NJ. and Dr. Luz,
Osborn wight lectures on The Recon
structlon and Education of thu Cripp ed
solder. p. NJ, West Side Y. ". G. 4
special service to commemorate G-.s,
Britain's entrance into the war, TrInit
Church. II A. NJ
Memorial service for Capt. John D
slty, $50 p. NJ.
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Mayor HyIan Makes a Tour.

Mayor Hylan made tour OF inspec-
ton over the shuttle lines Just after
noon and upon his return to City Hall
expressed the opinion that-although he
was no eng!neer-the stations at the
shuttle terminals might have been ar
ranged better for the accommodation
OF the people OF this great city. On his
inspection trip he was accompanied only
by Grover A. Whalen, his secretary.
He said
Although the congestion will not be
40 great tonight as II has been, because
OF the Saturday half holiday, the condi-
tons are still serious, This morning
during the rush hours the police had
tn take matters In hand and demand
that ratings be removed which held
back passengers in the shuttle stations
at Grand Central and Times Square to
prevent Injury to passengers in the
crush.
g! am not an engineer. but l cannot
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Learn Amazingly Fast.

ut has astonished me how quickly
and how well the Americans have
learned the lessons the wa has TO teach
am certain that with their helm there
can DO only one end to the struggle--a
lasting. permanent and Just peace But
the greater good will come in the in
creased admiration of France FOR Amer
lea and America for France, which even
now is assured rs We fight shoulder to
shoulder against the common enemy
Members of the Australian mission.
OF which NJ Metin is chief. include 81
Henri Corbiere, agricultural delegate ;
NJ. Thomson. labor delegate: Lieut.. Le-
clercq- Motto, textile delegate: NJ. Ma
thieu, commercial delegate; NJ. Gravier,
metallurgical delegate. and Commandant
dAndre. NJ. Andre Stegfred is central
secretary for the mission and NJ. Bader
accompanies 1t as assistant secretary.
The mission. after a brief view of New
York which began with a motor tour
Yesterday afternoon, will move on to
Washington to-day and probably will
meet President Wilson, Tuesday. NJ
Met!n, himself member OF the faculty
of the University of Paris, claims an
acquaintance with Mr.. Wilson whic.
dates back to his days at Princeton.
From Washington the mission will go
to Chicago and before sailing for the
Antipodes will visit Denver, Salt Lake
City and san Francisco.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
oHted states Coast and Geodetic sury,,-
Standard Time
sun rises. 1854 A n Sun scts.sppu
Moon rises. :3s NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. ..s:A N Gov, Island 7,,Iu
He'll Gate......9.c3 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY
sandy Hook IL :36 A NJ Gov Island I e,Au
Hell Gatc......3:c2 A NJ
Note-The foregoing table has been corr.ct,d
TO conform TO the new artificial time WV
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Highest temperature, 7s, att
Lowest temperature, 6s. at $3.50 An
Average temperature. 10
Observations yesterday at United Stat.
Weather Bureau stations showing a,mo.
pherie cohditions In the various cities:
Temperature. veloc.
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PASTORS TO ASSIST
IN SAVING BABIES
Call to Mothers for Need of Co.
operation to Sound From
Pulpits To-day.

The campaign to save 100000 babies
during the second year of Americas par
ticipation in the war Is to be called tc
| the attention of mothers from many pull
pits in the city to-day. Mothers are tC
be impressed with the fact that IL the
campaign is to be successful the Govern.
ment must have their cooperation.
The campaign programme places 200
as the quota OF babies who must. through
sundry ways and means, be saved in
| New York city.
Big Birth Decrease.
DR. s, Josephine Baker, who is super
| v!sing the baby saving activities here,
| said yesterday:
"Since the wars commencement there
have been 1000 less births in England
| and something like 100000 in Ger
many. In New York city during the
! first seven months OF 1918 there were
1000 fewer marriages than in the same
period last year. There were 400 fewer
births. II is inevitable this country will
feel the reaction OF war. And recognize
ing this the Government. through the
children's bureau OF the Department OF
Labor and the Woman's Committee of
the Council of National Defence and the
various kindred committees in State and
city. is waging a child saving campaign.
Here in New York We have 100 agencies
working to the one end. Every organi-
cation. however small its interest in
child welfare work, is cooperating.
I'VE are attempting TO have all the
children of the city between birth and
five years Of age examined and weighed
and in this way determine what is
needed for their well being In some
cases it is change OF air. in other proper
food. and still others. medical attention.
To carry out this part OF the programme
We have to appeal to all doctors. And
despite the great number of them who
have gone to the front and the extra
burden that has been placed upon those
at home, the response has been wonder
FL. In Richmond borough so per cent.
of the doctors volunteered and have
already completed their examination OF
children. We have thouss nds of women
giving splendid aid but their number is
not large enough.
Volunteers Are Needed.
I'VE need many more women volun-
teers to assist the physicians in their
examinations 1T is difficult to get
women for this work. Probably because
1t is not so spectacular as other forms
Of war endeavor. And yet it is none
the less war work and just as essential.
Child saving Is the salvation of the
country.
And would have every mother I'M
derstand that 1t is her patriotic duty
to respect the call of her Government
and have her children made healthy.
Every expectant mother can obtain pre-
natal nursing and instruction to main
tain her own health and that of her
baby through the Division of Child Hy-
gene OF the Department Of Health, the
Maternity Centre Association. the New
York Milk Committee and other organ
izations who are lending their energies
to this phase OF the campaign.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORTS

the temperature in this city yes,e-a,,
shown In the annexed tahla. ~, .
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GRAFT TRAIL LEADS
TO SHIP BOARD AID
kitchin's Former Partner Ar.
rested With Two Others
in Fee Case.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-Evidence con-
Meeting at least one minor official of the
Shipping Board with an alleged con-
spiracy to obtain contracts from the
Shipping Board at extra high prices has
been gathered. by Government secret
agents, It became known to-day.
This was disclosed as a result of the
arrest in Washington OF Edward l..
Travis. former law partner Of Repre-
sentative Kitchin North Carolina,) ma
jority leader in the House and manager
OF Senator Overmar's campaign for
election several years ago: and Selim
b. Joseph and Leon NJ. Green.
The technical charge against the men
Is that OF conspiring to obstruct the
draft by getting a job for Green which
would place him in deferred classifca-
ton. More generally. however. II Is
charged that they. acting In connection
with Government employees, promised
to get orders for between is and "a
ships at a price OF sl95 a ton. which is
considerably higher than most contracts
provide. with view to dividing the
bonus Several Government employees
are under suspicion Of having agreed to
be associated with the men.
Company Trails Men.
The ship contracts, which never were
actually negotiated. were to have been
given to the Perth Amboy Dry Dock
Company OF Perth Amboy. n. j.. which
aided the Government In running down
tho men after they were said to have
made proposals which seemed Improper
to the company officials.
Joseph. it Is charged. approached the
dry dock company with the story that
close friend of his in New York who he
said was a nephew OF Cabinet member
was in a position to get millions OF dol
lars worth of contracts from the Ship
ping Board at high prices.
The company notified Government
secret agents. who assigned Richard F..
Mcdonald to represent the Perth Amboy
Company In an effort TO discover the
mems game He was "a i'd TO have found
that the alleged Cabinet members
nephew" was Green. 1t was proposed. II
was said that Joseph was to receive
$3.50 ton on each ship for which
orders were obtained at prices above the
average. while Green was to get so cents
ton. and in addition position with
the Shipbuildlng Company at a big SAL
airy. This position would have made
him practically exempt from the draft, 1t
is charged.
Green referred TO Perth Amboy Com
panys supposed representative to Travis
in Washington. who was said to have
posed as having great influence with the
Shipping Board. He also mentioned his
former connection with Representative
Kltchin and Senator Overman, 1t 1.
charged.
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Gas SObestbal.
ersdbIurg bon 5raHs BON
5raut.fta abt.

IS III sttpa 80 Sabre Der. bab bic
WiurmOHentir9e M lltab cine srob.
Spaltung bn6ur9 srlitt, Dab ii9 cine
srobe 3abl Don 9ldubiseu inter Der
Siibrsridoit Don Soc Smith IT,. ei.
Hem SobHe bes Stifters Der r5eiligen
Der leBten 5ase", lostrtnnie.
Die .Smitbtten", fpie man ie
uanllte, nabmeu 3tpgr bas 8u1 Don
UiorHon als cine Sffenbarns an.
abr fie OppOnirtsu auf bas Gntf1ies
tenite Der 0ieItpeibsrei unb pertbeis
bigten ben 4usiprud bes 4poiiels:
.bab Der Monn gines Weibes 8atie
fei". 4ber bic poipedmiften ertpieisn
iit 10 itart, bab es iid fir bic
Smithiten 6dlb als unerlGbli4 err
ipies, ii5 elm anberes annb gum
Dpbnorte aufsufudtn, tpenn fie in
Grisben Ieben fpoIlten.
llnb Der 2eiter Der Sette blidte um
iid, jeuIeit Der 9ebirse unb Wiiiten,
ipelfe bic I6dler Der Dfprmonen
einfdunten, unb Il ip1blte ni6t obns
Weisbeit San gernarbinp, sinen fhos
nen SbeiI bes fiibli9en aalifornieu,
peitlih DON Der @ebfrgstette Der
Sierrn Repaba. gs fpurben I1on elm
Sdbr DOR Der IlsberfiebIung babin
Bertleuts eutfeHbet, um Sduisr 5u ers
bnaeu unb cine erHie su er5i.len, ebe
man Jruuen uuo Sfnbsr babin
brd6te.
llntsr ben geireueiten InbGnsern
bon Smit6 mar Elm Wnnifer Don einis
ger Snteuisen3 unb pipl gbarafters
itdrfe, Hamens CHARLES Rorgdn. Do
elsib felt Dielen Jobren WlOrmone.
bate er bod nur cine Gattin unb 8iels |
lhrteben Dem feine gefhdftIiten grs
folge al, benn CT bate einen siems !
lideH @oblitanb errsiht Seine sins
3iee Sodter Sennn golf fir cine Der |
triten Sd6nbeiten. in utab uub piels
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llnserehte 8erbdd .isnns.

Gine Der linn1geRebnRten Gridei-
nungen Der SSest5eit iirlo Die beItGnSi.
gen 8er6ddtigunsen un6 @erbesun.
gen uno Die 8erbreitllng Don Der
Geinrnurtbett ihGbIifen 9tatri6ten,
oic bel ndherer Sriinng iid aIs pol
lid grltnoIos ertpeiien. Cine iolde
lSatloae nIafJt es fir 2eute in Der
arlttDortIiter Stellung 5iir san5 be-
ioneeren Eili6t, oaB lie 6ltrh ibr
geiipiel mabigeito lifto beiierno mir.
Ten. 3u unierem 8ebuiern firlben
mir. ouB @oup. Cor in oieier Srn,
iift uidt bieie 8orfidyt iibt. sSn Ell
ner Reoe forOert er, oaB nqe, Die nod
oieiem Sartoe tonrnleri, iofort INN ooS
8iirgerrett nohiltfen mto glmeri.
faner mer6en. @ent fie iit oeiIcr
meigeru. ioaen lie 5uriidqefdjidt
iDeroen, rpo iie hergefonlmen liro.
9aS Dir6 SeOer unteri9reiben. sSn
&irtIi6feit beoarf es oieier Grmab.
nlng uHo ,5oroerung nidt ulebr.
Gie gegenfpdrtige 3eit hat oie Elm,
briHgIide Sebre ertbeiIt, Die 9tIe,
uauo Der iie erfahren bat, oergeIienI
miro, onB Iper iIb outerlanoslos
muht, iH0eIH er m ei>m 2unoe
Iebt. obne ooielbit bag giirgerreht
epworben 5u hoben teineH 9oSenI
inter Den 5iibeu bat. gRir f0nnen
aber init Dem @punerneur rufd
iibereinirimmen, ipeun er iagt, oaB
biele aonfleiite, Die in Srteu mob,
men, no Die oeiitidle Serolferlng
sahlreid it, iid weigeru. sibertp
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srl.matnus in Srnitb:bausluns

Die Ditli9e Yrsiie Der 9er. Staaten
bat pon anfang an Die 5ruitseieBe auf
eas bittcrite betdmpft uHb 1T BARN
nl9t unoeren Sinnss geiporben. Sic
1T aber gu Der GrtsuntniB burdlses
oruneen, bab lpeuu bic 2rultgeieBe
Iollen, ettpns anberes on beren Stelie
treten mub. Das lie big jest seiagt
ha unb nod iagt, baB bic Unit 5rgits
erl. be bic Sa6lage DerI4limmert pa
ben, 1T ridtie unn iie bleibt iosor nit
her S9ilberuns nod melt binter Der
Mabrbeit auriid, inbem iie ni4t an-
fiibrt, pffenbar abiihtli9. bab burh
bic SruTts oos 2anb nit fnIi6en
QBertbeu, in Jorm DON lIeber=G =Gmifisoz
nen iiberi9pemmt tporben 1T, baB
pisle 9eiddfts buran gu Sruabe ses
gangen limb unb bab nod beoeuteno
mebr Gei9dfte einsn iebr Idaperen
Stanb babeu, bic 9ipibenben auf bic
iibsr oos Mab binausge9enben gttisn-
Sminionen gu oeroienen. gtdhftbem
baben bic GeisBe gar ni9t bic Wu-
tung gebabt, bic Qebertbeuerling bes
9u6litums gu uerbinbern, 3fpaH3ig
Sabre ieitbem uebereintiinfte aur 5eft=
itequng Der preiie perboten limb, be-
itebt bieiss Roubinifem nod in ooIlern |
nmfanee. Der Wfittelftanb, ben man
retten polIte, iDirb INNER psiter a1Ifz |
sefDeen.
gs 1T jeboh BEL ben @egnern Der
SruftgsieBe etne @rleu9tung IN Der
sNeiie einsetreten, bab iie teine Riid=
tebr gum Spitem Der Freisn aontur=
ren3 befiirDorten, mos poiItpmmen
oeritdnblib 1T, oa ia bic uebeis
Itdnbe Der 9onturren3 aur @riinbung
oon 5ririts Oeranlubt baben. Diefe
ytabtbrile Doren cine o5lIies preiss
Anorhie. Sn flauer 9ef6dftsseii
ipuroe gu jebem prsHe pertauft unb
Der 9lrbeiter litt am msiiteH barunter,
'n per Die uieorigiten 26bns 3ablts,
I'm fiegreihiteu i'm Nitbetperb mar.
Stellten ii9 gliHitigere 3siteu sin. 10
Durbeu bic preiie fptebsr in bic S5be
Ictrieben, Nm bic 9erIuite gut su mue
ben. Das qrblitum botfe nit. ben
niHbefteu gtuben baDon. gs mubfe
beuer besahleH, eleid1Oisl rpie oiII;a
,ie 5dbritanteu perfduften. Da6pi
Jing siue uniinnise @elboerfdpenbun1
'or iid. Meun fbidte @oaren BON
Ifefp gort na8 Der pactftideu aiiFts,
reuu man re euh bort besiebsa tonn-
E. neil pi, .iftlihen syabritanteu su
inem prsife Deissuftsn, Bel BEN bic
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Sonos ju fouien oocr Scrn Hotben
ssrriis bei5utreten, petl. ipte lic
behollpfen. ibneit onS iIl DC.
ihdft idnoeu fcniite. Gos tonneu
nur gilBelilue fem. Sn Gineinnoti.
oas bod 10 elitihie6en oeiitih lit.
bat man bieie @abruebnuing rid)t
seinadt uno bot es audi yeienano &c.
paet. cine iolde entiduISigung
porsubriueen neil er ole gebilbren-
De 3uriidipeiiune erfabren miiroe.
gsenn mir oent e,oupernelir ailf 5ii'
aeben moIlen. baB gelegentliG Sc
nano 10 iirtpotriotiid aepcien lit, NIT
iol6cr slusre6e iih ieiIler giirger.
pilidt 3u erlt5ieben, 10 lit es bod eill
groBes llnreht, iplde @in5eliale all
peraaeemeinern uno oantit eineil
Niafel a,if bas eelautnIte Gelitl6-
tbum 81 beften, Der pollig nllper-
oient lit @Sir iito oiif Der anlidf,
bab Der @ouperrRiir iicb elmer sroBell
llrterlaiinnas Siiuoe fdidoie ee-
mad,t, inoem er Die aaiifleiite, Die
ipldl Gltihulbialulg porbra6ten,
nidrt qeuannt bat. Cine iolf)e or.
fer1lihe 9railbniarflina Diiroe aes
niiaen. ibnen iebpeoe aunhifuft Sci
tens aIler alaiien Der 9epolferung sil
ent5ieben. Ssebcr Tag brirtgt ben
gsepeis, oaB Die Delltid)en ebrlih gee
gen baS 9anh, in Dem iie lebeu unn
beifen @iirecr iie iifb, oenfen inD
baneeln. Sic geberen Dem &otbel,
areits an lmb mirfen neiter mir
oaSielbe. Sic legeH ibe griparnllie
in steqierltnaspapieren an, neil lie
eanlit Der Megierung helfen pcaen
uno nid1t ninbsr, neil lie id, oapnt
ielbit SCn gr0Bten Gienit erpeiien,
inoen lie ibr gelb abioIut lidcr
onleeen. @obl mag es ausldnoer
aebe1L sic niht INIT Der Abllft
beriibe,fNnnten, IN bieiem Sanoe 81,
hleiben. IS iiitS 0as Die iogenanil'
ten y9arlberarbeiter, Die pie benz
(Souoerneilr befalnt iein iollte, iadl
ihrcr Seimoth 5uritffebrerl iobalo
oie 9trbeitseelegenbert oltibort. 9te1e
iino iehr tbGridt, ipcun lie 0as 8ele,
bas lie biniibernebmen rpoHen, midi
ebenfalls IN Ser. Stoaten gapieren
aideaen, 6a lie aui piele Seoriebnte
binaus oie 9sapiere aller alloeren
9tationen on Siherbeit in Sesng
aitF Sopital unS 3ilrien bel Seitenl
iibertrefien ltnS pie nit 8eitilnnttbeit
porausaeioqt peroen faim, raf Dem
arieae einc grobe Rrdnlic bringen
abcr geraoc oieie alalle III
urtcr Den 0ciltiden am allernerllg'
item ansutrefen, Senn hte'e for1inen
hcriiber, INN bier 81 blelbe1t ilno
nehinen In Solse oe'Nen on ben De
Td,idcn unIeres 9anles ben in1liglten
slntfeiI. 9ieie 0lcNt lillerer gc'
p6Iterlino hut Ser eSolrprncur IN prl
fla llnberrtstigter &ciic percdhtlat
,unl WetubeIten in Der 8eiie, Sdb er
IsinseIfdGe peruasenteinert bot.
shIieBIi6 bleibt nod gu ilrrterihd,en,
II Sic aaltilelte, tpelfe bic Gcutid'cu
,Is gorlpano benusten, NM fetnc
.tbertp 9ouos 81 taufen. bic @abr'
,eit aeiaat boben. Sat Der @oitner'
q
eur Sos uilteriuft2 @ir be5peifelt
6 iebr cntidieoen.
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esaHeritaa, ben 81. aannar 1918.


F - ! - W ~ : ~ lStlN"~
sesnen seritOrt, Ja5riten in granb
Itedt pber foHit plJrh eine sefualttbi~
siss Snublune bic militGriihe arofi
esr Der. StlatcH 81 besintrd6tissn
iu6t. ioa nad Sriegsreht bebaneeIt
prben. @ebiGist tann ieDob niht
rerbsn, hdb ipldS @ntlaeen leibtferz
zig, phus ben minoeiten 8epeis DON Der
grsfe erhoben. lperpen
0enn Seman6 unDd1re
Ra6ridteH iibsr Die 8ersi=
nnten Staaten per6rsitet. ipa ibm
bic perbisnte Straie sutkeil peroen.
@s piro aud aneebradt fein, Sieiei
Nigen 5u bsltrafen, bic fali6e Ra6z
rifteu iber bic Deuti9en perbreiten,
ribt bios I'M pieie. Ipnbern ebenfaa5
uHfere Regierun9 gu idyiisen. Seun
t9enB man la,s lieit. mas in osn
,5eitungen lber 8erbre6en itebt. oereH
9eutihe geeen bic Si9er6eit Der Ser.
Staaten iit Idpilbia MAIDEN. muB oas
i'm Nuslane Den @laabeH eripedsn oab
unier Qano BON elmer erniteH iunerlis
1sn @efabr bsprobt III. Sn zen lebz
ten Saaen iino cine ganje 2fn3ahl
bieier Ingoben als upipabr lpiberru=
fen iporoen. Gs 1T dher sin 9er6refen
oeaen bic Siberbeit Der Der. StaateH,
fe liberhQupt auS3uItreueu.
es in bcfri;bisenb pabrs
SunebmeH. Oab bic bisiigen 9antiers
Der ginfiibruus bes 4cceptzSpiiehiss
ibre aufmertiamteit 3upenoen pollen.
@s III bas bic sesignetfte @eiis, elmer
@sletnappheit entsegen gu pirteu, ba
Ieeepte 10 gut pie baares @elD iiub.
Wir iino jebch Der Infiat, bab nit
bfobeu S6iloerungen unb 9tufforbez
rlna:n nidt piel 81 errsi9en 1T. Der
pirtfame @eg 1T prattiider 4nfdnesz
unterri6t, inbem cine @nsabl &oufs
leute &ccepte ausiielIen unb unbere iie
in ben 8ertehr briugen. Benn ba5 |
publitum iiebt, pie eds Spitem ar
beitet uno pie pprtheilbaft es lit, 70 |
niro es fid iebr balb baran oep06ncn.
gDds man an ben BGnben Der umeriz
tani'6sn Wirtbihaften 10 bGuSia tieit:
{. .gheds tperoen rliht anaenommenl" III |
bds Gef4dftsprin5ip in ben Der.
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bon gaordplo aur Solge uno tpirtt
ebenfo nadtbeilis auf bos odnae 2anb
frie auf ben 5anbsl i'm geTonberen.
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man ullf bieie @eifs Dem Qdnoe neue
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feline Snfldtipn ertTfeht. unb bnrf
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uMeant

sllie Suneier lnuieercst): ~soeben
babe i'd einen Serrn bonn lobe bcs
grtrinfeHs gerettsi. @iiien Sis
mobI. mas mir Der asrI perfproden
baty~
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seit bic gbei-
4lte ,s,insier: ga, SUDDEN bic
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DE stIiaus bat siIr reue aunii as.
f4alFsu: bic anuf u9ns SnIeat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-14

and soon the Masyars and the other
ruling CLASSES Of the dual monarchy
were left to their fate. when Il has
done IL work the "0reen Army" Ok.
poets to b the nuclus Of themilitary
establishment Of Jugo-Ciavia and
Csecho-Slavia. who. while they are
separate peoples with separate gov.
ssnmsnts, have formed \ Gloss unity
Of interests.
DR.. Lsontich. who was former cdi.
tor Of revolutionary papcr In Prague
10 here 70 recruit the nationals Of his
country and Csecho.Siavia for tho
work of tho two new nations. The
independence Of both Of those peoples
hes besn recognised by the United
States and much OF the work In for
nation OF the new governments In be.
Ing done In washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-14

selves while awaiting the hour to
strike. b made up Of one million ds.
sertsrs from Austria's Jugo-Slav and
Csecho-Slav forces. They are we'll or
ganissd guerillas. led By students
from Prague and elsewhere. They
donnsd the Hapsburg uniform but
answered the call to battle the l-atins
the Serbs and their fellow slavs In
Ukrania and Bukowlna BY dsssrtins
In hordes To the m6Antain.
There they waited thru the years
Of war. living primitively and ever
patching until they could sweep down
upon the plains of~Croatia end Serbia.
The revolt Of . Croatian regiment at
Fiume . few weeks ago was the sign.
sl. They swarmed from their re-
treats and cut the communications
between viennss Berlin aad Sophia.
On the one hand they Joined the Serbs
thrusting the Invader and on the
other they Joined with their fellows.
Dalmatisns IN the Austrian fleet q
Pola. and turned over that flssl 70
the national council Of Juso-olavis.
Then Bohemia and the rest OF the
CsecAo-olavia famed NTH revolution.