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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-06-14
HEARINGS Begun
ON TAX MEASURE
McAdoo Urges That So, OO0,.
100000 Be Raised by
Taxation.

Washington, June with the
recommendation of Secretary McAdoo
that the new war revenue bill be
drawn to raise one-third of the ma
tons expenses for next year, or $751;
OO0, 100000, before it, the House
Ways and Means Committee formally
took up the drafting of the tax-rais-
ing measure to-day by the Inaugural
tion of a series of hearings. Benja-
min c. Marsh, representing an or
ganization favoring increases in in
come and excess profits taxes, was
expected to be the first witness before
the committee.
Framing of bill which will double
the revenues derived from the exist
ing schedule was the task before the
committee. Such a bill would leave
approximately $4,000. 600, 900 to be
raised in the fiscal year of 1919
through loans. The committee hav-
ing the outline submitted by Secre-
tary McAdoo in letter to Chairman
Kitchen, made public last night. as a
guide, is expected to make rapid |
progress in the drawing up of the
new bill.
Super-imposing upon existing ex-
cess profits taxes of new war profits |
tax. raising of the normal income tax |
on unearned incomes. and heavy tax
alton of Injuries were recommended /
by the Treasury Department in his !
letter. Explaining that the present
excess profits tax does not always
reach war profits. Secretary McAdoo
asked the committee to consider a tax
to be super-imposed upon the existing
tax in such way that the taxpayer
should be required to pay the greater
Of the two taxes.
The new income tax in its in
,reases, the Secretary recommended,
should follow the lines of large in
,rease upon so-called unearned in
comes. Incomes above certain ex-
,eptions should be taxed s per cent.
earned incomes Il per cent and for
lnearned incomes a higher rate than
IL per cent should be imposed.
The classification of luxuries. upon
which it is proposed there shall be
heavy tax, was left to the committee
)y Secretary McAdoo.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-06-14

suffering, ana TWO
doctors decide d
that l would have
to go through an
operation before |
could get well.
"My mother, who
had been helped by
Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, advised me
to try it before sub
hitting to an opera
tion. ltrelieved me
70 -. ...v. L-..l -.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-06-14
HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION

Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from q
female trouble which caused me much
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-06-14
WAGES IN GERMANY.

(Anaconda Standard,)
An exhaustive article in a recent
number of the Literary Digest gives
interesting information as to wages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
WOULD PREACH GOSPEL.
NOT POLITICAL REFORM
"">' finin! J.. Gibson rcu> or
'rr"t 'onGrr.atinn hc la.
'nIl ndrr Nd,i.cu,ru,

HoN FinI;'y T. Gibson. to whom \
'.' "'S n""n oNi"ndcd lay tho rougrc-
- nom al The Grace street Rants,
: ""rcn. delivered :: N,ry ,.lc.s;n-
'""nEh trank. address I" tNn ,ncnbcrs
"i t"s congregation last evening. TN,
=, Was c"mSid"rahly embarrassed
y" ""Sinnlng his address. is ropor,s
H"'rh mad been published stating Than
nv" had accepted tho call H. d.nina
'tiS 'mphaitcally, saying that me OBJ
J"Ni OF his address last night Na. Ia
n''omc acquainted with the members,
"i IN" congregation and give them Tho
same opportunity ia regard To- himself
Mr. Gibson assured his hearers Thai
II th"| wcr" in search uf "A social
i"adcr or a man L. lead in political
reform he was not tho man they We're
S"'Nih&' hut II their desire WAS 10 hud
y minister whose foremost ANA all
S'FhIn@ cndcaNor WAS saving souls and
preaching tile Gospel OF Jesus Christ
"" would Ice glad !" take the matter
under consideration. His decision VIII
not t." known fOr several DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
DEFENSE COUNCIL HOLDS
LAST MEETING TO-DAY
Goes Out Of Office With End OF Gov
crnor Stuart'S
Term.
IMP oRTA NT AiAIvTEEs Up
Need of 5000 Mem From Virginia
for Shirbuiidim. Industry To BE
Put Before pcople-WhoIc War
Held Up by Lack Of Shipping.

The state Council OF Defense. a. ~,
present constituted. viii hold its last
meeting in Richmond this morning
The council will officially 90 cut of
office with Governor stuart
General j.. w. Nichols. chairman OF
the council, called this mCctin.. in order
To wind up all the business Of the
council. hear reports from various sub
sidiary committees and consider sew
crai matters a.; such Importance that
II is deemed advisable TO pass on them
1T once.
one Of the first oil these is 4 COM
muniCation from Edward " Hurley
chairman Of the United States ship
ping Board urging tho council to take
Immediate step. 10 enlist 5000 men in
virginia who ar" equipped to work in
shipyardS. Mr.. Hurley emphasizes the
foilowin. points:
War operations AZ" now held up by
Inadequate shsppin::. Tho rate II pro-
duction of steel ships mus; lie t,cucr-
ally Increased immediately. only Il
limited number of men can lac given
direct employment now. bat yard and
housing facilities ar. being Increased
rapidly. Enrolment of 5000 men IN
- reserve is necessary 50 that work
mon can hc secured promptly when
needed for amy reason With tho least
1,
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=, ''''","S w ~ P.oN'"'h
"'' v" -" enron mus
,..',.'i' - y, '''i.A 1''''' ~ S"ip
the United states at tn. rate Of pay
n ~ ~ l"" N"t"N' adequate
~ '. y, ''"'
c'' ~ 49, 49, ""'' h"' 'Ne"'n'
,j,,, '"s '''' '"pio!c" ~.
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80, .',o".' '"'"' 'E '"e e"
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9"'t''i''''"" "H "'''' anu county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
The Confederate Museum

open Daily from 8 y. NJ. TO p. NJ
Saturdays. . A. 81. TO . r. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
SEEK TO INDUCE CHANDLER
TO REMAIN IN RICHMOND
Educational Interests Point to Great
Progress HcfnI hIndc by Schools
Under His Leadership.

Concerted efforts are being made by
cqucattonal interests in Richmond Ia
retain the services Of Dr. j. \. g. Chand-
Ter. superintendent Of schools. Dr
Shandler is now in Newark. looking
over the field. where lie has been Of
tcrcd the supcrintendcncy at a salary
OF S?.ooo per year. While unable to
meet that figure. the City school Board
OF Richmond has voted him Il subStan-
't;ti increase. and the various interests
connected with education in Richmond
arc taking steps to assure him OF their
desire 10 have him remain in this city
ana carry OH the worE in which he
mas made SO high Il reputation during
the past ten ycar&.
The FEDERATION Of Mothers clubs
and Parent Teacher Association has
sent letter to the School Board deeply
depioring the possibility of the loss 10
the schools OF tho services Of IL.
handler. and urging tina; every Ell
tort be made to induce him I" continue
his work here.
pr. T.. w. Boatwrieh;. pre-, idcnt of
Richmond College. said las, uigli,:
Docs I:ichmond understand that
another progressive city is making
earnest effort To secure the cxpcr; scr-
vices of our Superintendent Of city
Schools"
The City School Board is awake 10
'"c SITUATION ana is doing what II can
10 ho'd Or. Chandler here. but most
"i inc rest of ms have been 81 busy
aoout other things that We have not
found time to express our sentiments.
iaerc arc few cities anywhere that
nay" supcrin'enden;s who can compare
with Or. ch"ndler in ability or in cx-
ncrichcc. Whether you consider his
nlSh Christian character. his scholar
~ attainments his practical export
enSe as teacher :tud administration.
ms quick perception Of popular nccI rs
~ education. his ability to command
p"''t' Intention 10y speech aud pen, or
"iS devotion TO his chosen work. YOU
recognize Mt once that hc possesses
holds.
~ IS not necessary 10 recount what
M' mas done for the Richmond schools
new buildings. Increased attendance.
modern methods. high standards al tot
~" story Of his efficient leadership.
Richmond still needs lar Chandler .,'s
superintendent Of Schools. and ~, must
10y MN know that "" want him 10
STAY ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
CONVICTED EDITOR
APPEALS FROM SENTENCE
Wicrsc. of Charleston, and Klattcn
non Deny Conspiracy to
Sink German Ship.
MUELLER FLIES TO ECUADOR
Found Guilty in Lower Court. Ac-
cuscd Men Assign Many Errors in
Effort to Get Reversal From Cir
cult Court Of Appeals.

Paul Wicrsc. editor Of u paper III
Charleston. =. G.. and Johann Elat
tcnhon. formerly captain OF the German
merchant ship. l.icbcnfcls convicted
in the United States District Court FOR
the Eastern District OF South Caro-
lima ON the charge Of conspiracy 10
sink the L;cbcnfels IL the Charleston
port on January 81 1917. yesterday
submitted their petition for "A writ Of
error il the Circuit Court OF Appeals in
thiS city.
The !icbcnfcis, which was intcrncd
ia the Charleston port. was sunk by
the crew ut tho direction OF Captain
Johann klattenhon on tho night of
january II. 1917. when orders were re-
ccivcd from The United States govern
lncnt to commander the ship
The title or the ease is: raul WicrSc
aud Johann klattcnhom. plaintiffs IN
error. ". the United states and Fran
els II. Weston. United States district
attorney. defendants in error. John t..
Grace, OF Charleston, :. G.. argued the
ease for the plaintin. and the gov
.rumcnt Was represented by Francis
Il. Weston. district attorney. and !.
Watics Warning. assistant district at
torncy.
No iu;inatlcn was received rs to
when an opinion would he rendered H.;
IN" Circuit Court OF Appeals. The
court is composed of Judges l'ritchard.
Knapp and Woods.
Al tho time of tho sinking: If tho
snip captain <lattcnhon was sick in
tho hospital. and Wicrsc had agreed 10
TAX" care Of his mail illattcnhon
and his crew plead guilty to sinking
the merchant ship and were sentenced
/" one year each in tho Federal prison
IA Atlanta.
However. when Klat;cmhoT. Wicrsc
81.
at Charleston. were indicted in tia"
district court on the charG" 81 con-
spring to sink ship il uaNigahlc
waters they contested the case. Mucl-
Ter He'd 10 Ecuador ana has not been APP
pretended. The defendants wcrc found
guilty "i the charge III conspiracy, and
Wicrsc was tined $1,000 and sentenced
TO tw" years in the Federal prison.
l<iattcnhon wa fined SIo0 ANA sen.
fenced 10 81. months in INC Federal
prison.
Thoy appealed tho ease 10 the CIR
"uit Court II Appcals, giving many as.
sigumou'S Far error. one II the pri-
mary contentious for error il that
Wiorsc Who WAS taking care IT tho
mail for i lutt.nhon al tho time + his
Illness did not know the contents.
Wicrs" admitted having received !. let
t." for i[lattcuhon on the dan Of The
sinking of the Iichcni"lS, which is be-
licvcd 10 have contained orders from
German agents higher I'M /" sink the
ship; however Ia" denies amy llnnwlcdrc
whatsoever Of tho contents. Elattcu-
huif who frankly acknowledges hry-
ing caused tn" sinking Of the ship. also
denies that he entered into a conspi i.
racS To sink the ship.
Wicrsc. vino edits Il daily paper in
Charleston, Is OF German birth and
nativity, but is naturalizcd citizen.
aud has been III this country for thirty
or forty years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
Complain of Delay
in Receipt Of M all
Important Train From Ne u
York Averages From T',uo 10
Nine Hours Late DAILY.

Business men. includinc the leading
oa'tIins and professional men il thi>;
city. Lave been complaining to ros,
maSt"r iiay +. Thornton over the an
pr'1rd"ut"d lHt"n"sS al the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac train. No.
~, from til" North. whici * due to
itiv" III this city at 7:i5 N the morn E.
iu..
This train is a solid mail ana cx-
press train. and II IL pointed ont that
rccord of the time OF the arrival o,
the train WAS kept for the first TWEEN
~ DAYS In January Il Is said mat
during these twenty days tho train was
bate 81 an average OF from two to nino
hours
Th'Se men complain shat If ,hs con
dtt'"n ""r" altogether the result Of
abnormal end war conditions they
y, 'e'Ster no complaint ut al!
however. they contend that i, is en-
tf'lN TN" Fault Of the railroad com
pan" "nd the Terminal station C,m
pal'N ln Washington. t'cmplAintS AMI
appeals hav" been made time and AGAIN
70 u" authorities OF tho Richmond
rt"""''S',shu and Potomac without
await. was Then emphatic statement
This train. a!or, which ,hc hwsit.ass
a'" ~ tHiS city ~" 80 iu.enS" in-ti:eir
protests. Affects every post -o'ic., Soutb
~ WUsh. ngton
''h" business man said YESTERDAY ina,
th" ="ntiuued latcncss of this train
.,!Id ~" consequent delay in tho de-
Ivory 81 mail was more serious shan
'h" "tdc" cutting down tho hcat!n.. -,
stores aud business places,
y, "ahNinE matters which leave Now
OK should arrive IN this city ,br
l"l"" ing morning. tut ;hcs,. l,rsi.
E"sS nl"n say tina his ur-.nt mail !.
,,Iv.,l'hti' delivered after business
nat i.tiC -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
street Committee Called.

oidway Fuller. chairman OF the com
mite" on streets. has called :, special
meeting OF that body for next Mon
DAY at o'clock. to consider the ap-
p!iration Of tn" Eichnond-Sc Pines
RAILWAY for q franchise permitting tho
"ppN" company 10 use the tracks of
the Richmond ANA Eappahannock River
Ha.iwaN Company which lie within the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
Annual Meeting Of Y. ". e. s,

The War W"r> % the Y. w. =. ~
Viii he thc subject of the address - bc
delivered 10y Miss katharine Heath
ii"wes at the annual meeting OF the
members Of the y. w. 4. A. and ,nc.r.
girl and women friends Tonight at $40
cl""k. Tn" meeting will be held In
TIC gymnasium vi tho central build
i}g. North Fifth street
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

polovina cesty kolem z'emekou-
le. Pon6vadz ale Hertzianovy
vlny pohybujf Sc stejnomerne
vsemi smery, depese take sla
opacnym smerem, urazivsi dal
sfch $4,000 mil. Obestrela cely
svet vsemi smery.
Depese byla prijata v jas
nem znenf. Poslana byla Marco
niho stanici z Carnarvon, Wa
les, stanici spolecnosti pro il
skrovou telegraph v Sydney v
Australia. Obdivuhodne 1spe-
chy vedy behem valky, 2 nickz
mnohe vyvolany byly valkou
samotnou, test Sc pomerne male
pozornosti v porovnani s krva-
wynn dramatem, nicmene po val
zee dostane sc jim naleziteho o.
cement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
DETEKTIV F. %. STASTNY
ZEMREL.

.
We sve residence cislo 9908
Kennedy Ave., podlehl We stre-
1du zan6tu Pile jedfn 2 nejzna-
;mnejsich ceskyeh detektivd, p.
Frantisek @. stastny. Zemrel
We start "a roxy a zdstavil vdo-
w jakQz j devitileteho syna-
cka. Sfastny vstoupil do sluzeb
mestske policie pred osmi lety
a pred dv6ma lety povysen byl
ma dstektiva ma primy podnet
policejniho nacelnika Smitha,
jenE poznal v n6m .zrizenee by
streho a pricinliveho. Tyz roz-
nemohl Sc pred tydnem nasled
KEN nachlazenl a po dobu sve
choroby byl nekterymi. svymi
kolegy osetrovan. Bude po-
hrben ma Woodland hrbitove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
JlsKRovA TELEGRAPH.

Pred nekolika roxy zprava,
re iiskrova depese obehIa cely
svet, byla by n6cim prekvapu-
jicim a stala by Sc hlavni zpra
YOU dine, majic v dusledku re-
dakci clanky v dennich listech
a magazinech jako prvofadna
udalost We vyvoji lidskeho po-
kroku. Hodnota zprav ale zme
Mia Sc znacn6 cd l. srpna roku
1914 a minulych dnech zpra-
va 0 teto udalosti otistena byla
v'n6kolika radcich drobneho pf
sma. Hodnota zprav zvysuje Sc
a poklesava stejnem pom6ru
jako zbozi, ffdfc Sc zakonem
poptavky.
Jiskrova depese niz ucine-
ma byla v minulych dnech zmfn
ka, vykonala prfmou cestu z
Anglie do Australia, vzdalenpst
10000 mil. Dvanact tisfc mil je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
WILSON MA sMfkITI svET.

Parfz, 25. listopadu. Ro-
man Roland, slavny francouz-
sky spisovatel, adresoval presi-
dentu Wilsonovi otevreny list v
nemz pravi, ze "narodove la
mou okovy.' Hodina, kterou
jste Wy, pane ea,dente pred
vidal, uderila. Kez by nedozne
la ma prazdno! Cd jelnoho kon
ce Evropy k druheho narodove
porazeji vlady, chtejice zmoc-
niti Sc kontroly Evropy. Naro-
dove podavaji $. ruce, ale ote-
vrena propast nedorozu,m6ni
dosud je mezi mimi. Most must
byti postaven pres nj. Ale kan
Sc mali obratit? Jste to jedine
Wy, pane presidente, jenz ie po
volan k cestnemu 1kolu riditi
poliHku statG - Wy jedine pozi
vate vseobecne moralni autori-
ty. Kazdyma k vam d1veru. u
chopte Sc tech rukou a pomoz-
te Jim spojiti Sc. 'Odpovezte ma
jejich vyzvy! Mluvte k celemu
svetu, nasledniku Washingtona
a Lincolna, nebot svet lacni po
vaSich slovech! Bud'te rozhod-
|cim svobodnych narodd a at bu
ldoucnost pozdravi vas jake
smirce narodiw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

DIvADLo MoksKA PANNA.

f I. Z 49, , E ! "a
Ultra dine 1. proSince hfaje
Dramaticky Krouzek "Vc.alka"
v ceske Mar. Sini uchvatnou We
selohru "Mofska Panna". Dou-
fame, ze ma divadle shledame
se Sc vsemi nasimi cetnymi pra
tell, kteri nejenonn, ze Sc dobre
pobavi, ale pfispeji zaroven
svoji hfivnou nasf Ceskosloven-
ske Republice. Divadlo je pee
live nastudovano, tax ze Sc da
ocekavati ze Dram. Krouzek
Vcelka zavd6ci Sc op6tne nase-
mu ceskemu obecenstvu jako
pf, divadlech minulych.
Nabytek k tomuto pred3tave-
nj zapljcen nasimi znamymi O.
b9tavymi ceskymi velkoobchod
Milky PIP. Benesem a Federma-
nam. Divadlo ridi a rezizuje p.
Ian Juppa. Zaopatrte 81 listky
Y cas-. I.
stolbova hra dockala Sc pfi
prvnfm provozoyani ma praz-
skem Narodnim divadle neo-
bycejneho 1spechu a novy dra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
.ZAMESTNANCI PLZENSKE.
HO PIVOVARU cESKO
SLOVENSKE ARMADE.
Sbirka cislo "a.

Nasledujici prispeli: z. Spin
ka 81, r. Ludwig soc, Ad. Do
stal soc, FIR. Dlouhy SOC, Vacl.
Kl-van SOC, Vac. Kase soc, Jos.
Prime SOC, Jos. Urbanec 25c, j.
Tvrdik 25c, FIR. Hanzl 25c, JOS.
Hrbac Csc, Paul Sakas 25c, JOS.
Prokop 25c, Vacl. Vojtech Csc,
j. Kotlin 25c, Vac. Sindelar Csc
Fred Sole Csc, Jos. Kozeluha
Csc, John Tesar 25c, Vac. Tn
ka 25c, Jos. Brabec 25c, JOS.
Bosak Csc, JOS. Kocourek 25c,
St. Broz 25c, John Judic 25c,
T. Matejka Csc, Jos. Prokop
Csc, M. Sanda 25c, Jos. Teply
Csc, Fer. Turek 25c, Mar. Brou
eek Clark ave. 25c, M. Jindra
zoe, John Opl 15c, FIR. Klima
15c, Vac. PriSa 15c, Vac. Prai
sler 15c, FIR. Stepka 15c, John
Nevseta l5c, FIR. Pilny 15c, JOS.
Bejna 1Oc.
!, Prijal s diky kvituje
Jos. Masek, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

V 8 hodin vecer objevil Sc v
mistnostech Narodnf Rady pol
nj podmarsalek Kestranek, vo-
jensky zemsky velitel, a pre-
dial vsechnu voienskou vrchnf
sprawl zeme do rukou Narod-
nj Rady. O. pul 10 hod. vecer
pfijel do Prahy %. pluk praz-
sky, vyzadany jiz drive Mar.
Radou dostalo Sc mu <trium-
falniho prijeti.
K pozoruhodnym projevdm
doslo tez v prazskem nemec-
KEN divadle. Behem predstave
nj objevili Sc v reditelstvi diva
dla zastupcove Mar. Vyboru, "a
vedeni DIR. Duska oznamili,
re Mar. Vybor prevail peel o
KID a poradek v PraZe a Ze "a
rucuje nerusene pokracovani
predstaveni v Nemeckem divad
lie. Bezpecnostnf straz u divad
la odvolana a vystffdana Soko-
ly. keditel divadla p. Tewele O.
znamil v meziakti obecenstvu
vysledek sveho rozhovorn sc "a
stupci Ces. Mar. Vyboru. Meme
cke obecenstvo uvitalo jeho SIDE
leni bourlivym potleskem.
Ma druhy den nastoupili stra
znfci a vojaci svou sluzbu jiz s
bilo cervenymi kokardami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

V poslednfch Ia dnech priho
dilo Sc leckde po Spojenych
Statech a Kanade, ze zakazni-
ci nemohli dostati Trinerovo LIE
Give Horke Vino We sve lekar-
ne. Neobycejna poptavka po
tomto vytecnem leku, ktery Sc
tax osvedcil "a dn1 spanelske
influenzy, vycerpala Sc leckde
zasoba, lekarnik nemohl 81
dosti rychle opatriti novou "a
sobu. Nase Laboratof sice zdvoj
nasobila vyrobu, ale pres to, ma
sledkem one velke poptavky v
dobe chripky, nejsme 8 to udr-
zeti stejny krok s navalem po-
ptavky. Kazde by mel pocitati 8
podobnou moznostf a miti svou
zasobu donna. Trinerovo Lecive
Horke Vino cisti vnitrnosti, po-
maha zazivani a posiluje celou
soustavu proti chorobyplodnym
zarodkGm. We vsech lekarnach.
$l.1O. - Trineriv Liniment je
vyborny pro rheumatismus, ne
uralgii, bolenf v krizi, polama-
nj atd. 35 a IS c. v lekarnach,
postou 45 a 75c. - Joseph Tri-
-ner Company, 1333-1343 S.
Ashland ave., Chicago, III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

maticky sbor t.Vcelka" docflf
|jiste 1spechu, jak po STRANGE
moralnf tax finanGni. Procez
spojte Ultra uz'tecne $ pfijem-
nym a dostavte Sc do Cesk@ Ma
rodni Sine ma Broadway a ma
plnte il do nejposlednejsiho
mista..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

NMA Reklama jest matkou
uspechu a oznamka We sSVE
TlJ' cs~~r, zdaru v ohchods.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

HLASY NENECKEHO IT..
SKU O STATNfM PRE-
VRATU v CECHACH.
.Jakmile Prafa Sc dozvedela
0 odpovedi ma Wilsonovu notu
a uznani ceskoslovenskeho sta.
tu, doslo prirozene k imposant-
MIN, nevsednfrh projevdm Edu.
N6mecky list sZeit" pise sam,
ze Praha az ma historicke uda-
losti nevidela dosud takoveho
dine. Ma ulicfch a namestich sc
shromazdily jasajici davy, jez
provolavaly:: cat zije Masa-
ryk! At zije Benes! At zije
ceskoslovenska armadav' Zvla
stni vydani list6 slo ma dracku.
Ma vsech vefejnych i soukro-
mych budovach zavlaly v krat
ke dob6 prapory v zemskych,
slovanskych americkych bar
vach. Ma Vaclavskem namestf
shromazdily Sc nescetne zastu-
py lidu, jez "a zpevu narodnich
pfsni tally k representacnimu
domu a odtud pres Prikopy
opet zp6t ma Vaclavske name
stf, kde u pomnfku sv. Vaclava
poslanec DIR. Zahradnik, Stribr-
ny JIM promluvili reci TOM
to historickem, dnu.
Nechme nyni slovo nemecke
Vossische Zeitung, ktera pfse
takto o prazskych udalostech: !:
"Kdo sci %. rijna po praz-
skych ulicich, nemohl rozhod-
ne miti DOZEN, ze by byl vra-
kouskem mest6. Marne byste
byli hledali rakouske barvy We
mnozstvi praporG a praporec-
XII, jez nejen vlaly budov, ale
byly vetknuty i ma kloboucich
obecenstva, ma capkach vojakI,
ba ma konskych postrojich. A
marne ,byste byli hledali cfsar-
ske rosety u d1stojnik1, vojakI
pol. uredntkG, ii verejnych po-
sluhd. Kazdy musil sejmouti CT
sarske odznaky a pripnouti bar
Wy cervenobile.
u Husova pomniku hrala vo
jenska kapela, slozena Ce-
chG, Marsellaisu;i Kde domov
mGj? a jine narodni pisne. Ka-
pelnik byl zastupy nesen ma ru
kou. siio. Il a
Tramwaye vtem den 'byly O.
becenstvu k pouzitf zadarmo,
ale ustavicne prdvody zabrano
yaly passazi. Vsechny nemecke
obchody, banky kavarny w.
vesily trikolorove prapory. Ma
|'Prikopech nebylo ami jedineho
nemeckeho napisu. Banka Bo-
hemia vystavila ma balkonu hla
WI americke sochy Svobody.
Ma ulici byl zastaven pohreb
nj VIZ a ma jednu jeho stranu
napsano kridou 'Oesterreich"
a ma druhou - "Deutschland",
nacez zastupy jej provazely s
hudbou az ma Vaclavske name
sti. Jeden ddstojnik vytahl sa-
vii, velel "Habtacht," zahrano
Kde domov mdj? a pohrebni
ceremonie byla odbyta.
Vecer tally zastupy s lampio
ny po ulicfch a ma podstavec po
mniku sv. Vaclava prilepily vel
ky cerveny plakat S napisem
cat zije ceskoslovenska Repu-
blika." Vsechny kavarny We
refine mistnosti byly osvetleny a
ozdobeny lampiony.
Az do pozdnich hodin vecera
znely ma ulicich reci, pisne a ia
sot davG. Nikde nedoslo k sebe
menSi srazce. Praha vitala Den
Svobody dIstojne a imposant
nX So