davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
ALLIES ARE WATcHFUL

ZURICH, Dec. 27.-A battalion of Allied infantry has occupied Mann helm, to watch the German prison camp near there, where 1o,c00 pris- oners await liberation.
 This step has been taken because of the bad treatment accorded pris- oners. and the fact that several have been murdered by the German g1ards.s s-e--
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
WANT ALLIES TO COME

LONDON, Dec. 27.-One rioting Berlin sailor declared, according to a Berlin dispatch, i've shan't have peace here until the British and American troops come and occupy Berlin to keep order"
 Others declared that more fighting would result if the French troops ar rived to keep order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
IN CONTROL OF PAPER

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The Spartacus faction members are still in control of the office of the Socialist news paper vor~aerts, which they took Sf&e3essday. They have issued hand
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
GUEST OF THE KING

LONDON, Dec. 27.---At quiet din ner in Buckingham Palace, covers were laid for the President, Mrs. Wilson and the King ard Queen.
 After dinner the President and King talked at length.
 The President desires to become personally acquainted with the lead. ing English personages, before en- tering into formal conversations with them.
 The President is pleased with his reception in London. Some believe
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
HOLDS A CONFERENCE

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The President spent over three hours with Premier Lloyd George and Guthrie Balfour in the Buckingham Palace room be- fore cheerful open fire, with no secretaries present or official docu- ,ments in evidence to lend an offic. ial air to the conversation. They formally discussed the aspects of the IA principles enunciated by the President. It is understood that nothing developed to show any sub stentiaI difference in principle. The President did most of the talking. He discussed the freedom of the seas and League of Nations.
 These conferences are considered most important.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
MRS. WILSON IGNORED

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Countess of Reading entertained Mrs. Wilson at luncheon. The guests included Mrs. Lloyd George, Mrs. Davis, the wife of the American Ambassador, and Mrs. ksquith, wife of the former Premier.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27

that the welcome given him exceeds that given by Paris.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson visited Alex andria, the Queens mother.
 CROWDS WATCH FOR WILSON
 LONDON, Dec. 27.-Premier Lloyd George conferred with President Will son today at Buckingham Palace. Lord Balfoar was also in attendance.
 Big crowds continually surge be- fore the Palace, anxious to get a view of the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
FRED FULTON AND SAM LANGFORD WILL
 BATTLE TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. Fred FaltaA of Minnesota and Sam Langford of Boston, heavyweights, will meet to- night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27

NO MERCY IS TO BE SHOWN TO GERMAN SHlPS FLYING
 THE RED FLAG; SOCIALISTS
 RESIGN FROM GERMAN CABINET

bills declaring that the seizure of the newspaper was warranted, under the new law born with the revolu- ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 27.-The Brit ish Admiralty is prepared to take drastic means against the propoga- ton of Bolsheviki efforts in a DOT tion of the German fleet remaining In the hands of the Germans.
 1t is proposed to sink all vessels displaying the Red Flag. The exc cution of all crews affected with Rolshevikism is also threatened.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
SOCIALISTS TO RESIGN

BERLIN, Dec. 27-lt is believed that a number of Socialist members will retire from the Cabinet. This will leave the Government in full control to deal with indebtedness, to which the Socialist members were opposed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27

Phone 1t to The Empire. No. 374
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-25

Meetings of the Board of Civil Authority
to Revise the Checklist to Be Used at
the General Election, November S, 1918.
The board Of civil authority will meet
for the above purpose in the city court
room, city hall, in city of Barre, on Octo-
Der 20, "a, 30 and 81, at o'clock p. m.
JAMES MACKAY, City Clerk.
October Is, 1918.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-25

Special values in ladies' coats at Alb
bolts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-25

Lids for Kids at Abbott's,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-12

no jest mesto neustale v jakems
stavu oblezeni a jest vydano d
pine ma illost a nemilost SOU
sedd k nimz Sc vzdy chovala s
vybranou nezdvofiosti. Potra-
win uzasne ubyva a porce oby-
vatelstvu vymefene Sc denne po
vazlive scvrkavaji. Bunny zivot
pred valkou patri minulosti,
jsou zavrena nejen dEvadla a
zabavnl mistnosti, ale nemoc-
nice; obchody donucovany jsou
zavriti jiz v 5 hod. odp., vozba
zeleznicnf naprosto nepostacu-
je a tovarny "a nedlouho zasta-
vi praci; vse nasledkem nedo-
statku pallva. Had We Vidni
mdze byti poroynan jen s po-
dobnou situaci v Petrohrade a
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Mssl MgsS
CESkA LEkARkA JEDE DO
FRANCE.

Omaha, Neb. - DR.. Olga
stastna, prvni omazska lekar-
ka, jez byla povolana do Fran
c.e ,odjela We stredu do New
Yorku, odkud pojede ameri-
ckym zenskym nemocnicnin w
borem do Evropy. We Francii
sc jiz naleza asi 80 americkych
1ekarek, kteer hlavne pusobi v
nemocnicich pro zeny a ditky
a pecuji 0 zdravi civilniho 3oby
vatelstva. Pred kratkem byla v
Omaze pofadana We prospech
tohoto vyborn sbfl.ka, jez vyne
s9a $4,000. We spolecilosti Dir.
stastne Sc naleza znacny pocet
lekarek a osetrovateelk z rdz-
nych casti Spoj: Statd.
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ZTRACf LESk METRO
POLITNfHO MfSTA.

Bern, 9. prosince. (Opozde-
ma zprava). Widen pred nedav-
mem jedno z nejskv6lejsich
hlavnfch mest Evropy stalo Sc
dnes mestem provlncialnim.
Drive residencni hlavni mesto
velke mocne rakouske rise po
kleslo ma hlavni m9sto nepatr-
ne a pomerne chude republiky
nemecko rakouske. Ztrati)a w
znamne postaveni a dnes zna-
mena meme nezli ku pfikladu
MRchov v Bavorsku. Nikdy Vi
ce nenabude slavy jake "a pa
'novani Habsburku Sc domohlo.
Pad Rakouska znamena j pad
Vidne. Stala Sc sidelnfm a hlav
MIN mestem cele nemecke ra-
kouske rise "a panovanf cfsare
Matyase, jez ma potatku XVII.
stolet{ sem prenesl sfdlo i vse-
chny dfady jez pred tim po ce-
Ia stoleti by.a v Praze.
Obyvatelstvo Vfdn9 smise-
|nych narodnosti eta as 2,30O,-
900 hlav, kdezto v cele nynejsi
rakousko nemecke republice je
sotva celkem 100000 lidi. Ma
lsledkenn tohoto nepomeru v po
ctu obyvatelstva nemlze byU
ami Widen patricne zasobena re
zdroju vlastni zeme. Rakouske
zeme nemaji uhli ably drzely vi
densky prumysl, poulicni voz-
bu, ba osvetovaci system. Po
traviny dochazely hlavne z u
lher a uhli z Czech, ale ODE zeme
nejsou nikterak Vidni pratel-
tsky nakloneny a nasledkem to-
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Zachovani tajemstvi.

Matka { ku rozpustilemu sy-
nackovi): "Pepo, ze to povim
vecer tatlnkovi, jak jsi byl ne
zbedny.'
Pepik: "Ale naminko, preci
,budes dbati zachovani tajem-
stvl." 1
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Moskv6. Obyyatelstvc, jsz &y-
nMo veselou myslf, Jest dnes po
kleale a chova Sc k nejnovej-
sim politickym udalostem veli-
ce lhostejne.
Habsburske utlacovani ma
lych narodd krutA Sc mstf ma
dnes meste.
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'cEsKY zAPASNfK sTECHER
Sc ZDoKoNJALIL v MANOR
| III SLUzBf.
Hodl1 - vydAti ma vyboj "a d
telem dosaxsni pfebornictvi a
Sampi0ndtu svsta.

cebni stanice v Great Lakes by
10 prave oznameno, ze Sc tam
vratil Joe stecher, znamy cesky
zapasnik tezke vahy, pochaze-
jfcf Z Dodge v Nebrasce. Ste
cher byl v New Yorku, kde sve
dl nerozhodny zapas Sc Zbys-
zkem, svym dosud nejvaznej-
Sim protivnikem. stecherova vi
tezstvi pfiblizuji jej re vsech
zapasnikii nejvice k mete, ma
ktere stal zapasnik Gotch, ,nez
|dplne zanechal zapasnicke can-
nosti. WRATH Sc do sve posadky,
jsa presv9dcen, re pobyt v ra-
dach namofnf pechoty rnu We
lice prospect q pripravil jej k
nastoupenf drahy, jejiz cilem
jest svetovy sampeonat. Prohla
lsuje, ze zvitezi mad Caddoc-
ken, Lewisem, Zbyszkem a ji-
nymi zapasnfky, cinicimi naro-
ky ma zapasnickou korunu po
lmrti Gotchovu. Prohlasil ze-
jmena pfi SVEN navratu do
Great Lakes:
"Kdyz jsem vstoupil do ma
mornickeho svazku, potreboval
jsem trochu pribrat' ma vaze.
Pobytv namornictvu znamenal
pro mne mnoho dobreho. Pred
tim jsem byl trochu pod vahou
pro nektere sve protivniky, Sc
kterymi jsem Sc utkal. Cd pri-
stupu Go .nanornictva jsem
]vSak pEbraa ma vaze a nynf
| jsem v nejlepsi kondici "a celou
dobu svello zapasnictvi a jsem
odhodlan uhajiti titul, jenz zd-
stal po Gotchovi."
| Stecher vazf dnes 22O liber a
jest presvedcen, ze prem1ze
kazdeho zapasnika sveta. Telo
jeho jest same jadro a samy
svai a v kruzich namorni stani-
Ice, obeznamenych es zapasn;-
ckem sportu Sc tvrdi bez vaha-
ni, ze nenf dosud cloveka dosti
siln6ho, ktery by dovedl pritisk
nouti Stecherovy lopatky ma Ii
nenku. Tito odbornici take oce-
kavaji, ze skonceni valky bu-
de znamenati vefike oziveni "a
pasnickeho sportu a stecher bu
de pri tom nejprednejsi posta-
YOU.
Great Lakes jest fada "a
pasnikd, majicich veEce slib-
nou budoucnost. Nekteri z Mich
tam byli teprve vycviceni, ale
JIM pi!-sli jiz Sc slusnymi uspe-
chy v zapasnictvf dobytymi. K
MIN nalezi take zapasnik Chu-
ran, Glen Sokola Cechie, znamy
v ceskych sportovnlch kruzich.
Slouzi phi IL. pluku a sve "a
pasnicke schopnost. brzy uplat
nil. Da.sim zapasnikem Sc slo-
vanskym jmenem jest Charles
Hodza, ktery sc domohl Sampi-
onatu stanice mezi zapasniky
lehke vahy.
IlXS',S|l !',|!l MsS !|,!
RODINA A PRATELUM CE-
SkOSLOVENSkYCH Do
BROVOLNlKU z GLE
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RODINA A PRATELUM CE-
SKOSLOVENSKYCH Do
BROVOLNiKU z GLE
VELANDU A CK0L[.

Vojensky vybor zada vsech-
ny Cechoslovaky v Clevelandu
a okoli, ktefi mali jakekoliv
zpravy z drivejsi DOLBY anebo
ze dnd poslednich zraneni
clevelandskych dobrovolniku
Ceskoslovenske armady We
Francii, ably laskave pripady ty
oznamili p. j. Maskovi, tajem.
drady Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru
zeni, 1886 Broadway (Probu-
low. Jedna Sc Q podrobnou
zpravu vojenske akce. z Cleve-
landu a okoli. Ustni ci pisemne
sdeleni s udanim jmena, cisla
pluku, roty a Getty, jakoz i zpu.
sobu zraneni jest nutne.
~ Zaroven vojenskJ -yybor hod
Ia zranenyms poskytnouti; pene
zity prispevek ma pfilepsenou.
ia Vojensky vybor, j. Ma
SEX.
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Cestiliicf lhla sp9chai j

- Cestujici litle spechajf ra-
Iii d,mI - a donna blouznejf
pax 0 svych cestach;s z tollo
soudfti lze, Re ami jedno, ami
e!ruhe "a mic nestoji!
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domem Sc lid dobrodruzne ba-
vii pohledem ma zabednena ok
ma q dtefe. Tabule 8 nemec-
kym napisem tam ovsAn jiz
nebyla; "a to kffdou ma zdi by
10 napsano: 'Zde sc slavi dlou-
ny den, proto je vchod uzav
FEN. "Cervena Sedma" v Hy-
bernske ulici oznamovala vel
kou ''panichidu "a Rakousko.o
Hlubokym dojmem plsobila ma
sledujici scena: Ma narozi uli-
ce Panske a PrikopI stal o zed'
opfen vojin ma drevenych no
bach. Berly mel vedle sebe O.
pfeny take o zed'. "Lidicky, po
divejte SCI" zavolal ma okolo-
jdouci lide v polokruhu sku-
pivse Sc kolem neho, nasloucha
Ii. Vojin strhl cernozlutou rdzi
ci cepice, nrstil il 0 zem, pill
vi ma nj a rozechven vykfikl:
"Skoda, ze nemam noliy, abych
mohl po tom slapat!"
Mimo oslavy byl den %. rij-
ma take dnem prace. Kasarna
73. pluku We Vrsovicich presla
pod sokolske veleni. Chebsky
pluk ma vlastni zadost poslan
domd. Polni podmarsalek Ia
nantoni vydal take rozkaz, die
ktereho byla zastavena vsecka
vysetrovani cist6 vojenskeho ra
zu dale ze mali byti vsichni
vojensti uveznenci ihned naby-
tt svobody.
V noci pondelka ne dtery
objevila Sc prazska policie bez
znamych chochold, capky ozdo
beny slovanskymi rosetami, a
misto orlickd skveji ceske zna
ky ma ramenou. Move Wade sc
tez podridili vsichni 1rednici; !;
1rednici vyslovne nemecke ma
rodnosti odevzdalo Sc az do dal
siho rozhodnuti do sluzeb ce-
skoslovenske v6ci. Cd vcerejs-
ka je rec ceska.
Jinak j v pondeli jeste slavi
la ostatni Praha svIj svatek ma
rodni " tovarnach sc nepra-
covalo, obchody i ufady zdsta-
ly v nejvetsim rozsahu zavre-
ny. Mas lid pokracoval v ciste-
nj ulic cd nemeckeho razu.
Dnes uz nebude vetsi a napad
nejsl firmy v Praze a v blizsim
predmesti, ktera by byla zGsta
la nemeckou. Prapory vlaji Sc
vSech oxen a strech. Jsou jimi
vyzdobeny mnohe zavody ry
ze negnecke, budova zemskeho
soudu, kavarna "Continental''
ba - Ceska Sporitelna ma
Ferdinandove tride. Sc sochy
sv. Vaclava ma Vaclavskem ma
mesti vlaje prapor, vlaje j s hra
du prazskeho, ktery byl pre-
wat Narodnim vyborem v ma
jetek noveho statu. S budovy
banky "Bohemie" svitl k nam
mohutna socha "Svobody'', sve
ho casu z Ameriky pfivezena,
drzici v ruce velikou rudOu po-
choden, svitici do ulice. V mno
hych oknech zrime ovencene
transparency Wilsonovy a Ma
sarykovy, jejichz podobizny
hojne take koluji mezi davy.
Jak Sc zmsniia vojenska Praha
v budove vojenskeho velitel
stvi proti MikulaSskemu chra-
mu uraduje cd vcerejska dr.
Scheiner S ceskymi dGstojnic.
kymi pridelenci,, pred palacem
misto drzitelskym hlida polici.
sta Sc slovanskou kokardou, v
nadvofi hradu kralovskeho OBJ.
staravaji sluzbu clenove Soko'
la, s palace arcibiskupskeho
vlaje bllocerveny prapor. Ma
ne vzpominas ma kontury INA
nych pratelickd ceskeho marc
da. Je to pravda, ci jen holy
Esen?
! v Kanovnicke ulici, kde me-
\
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'cESKY UcENEC S PREsIDEN-
TEN WILSONEM.

Or. Robert J. Kerner jest Gle !,
nem mirove aIncrickS komise,
jedouci ma k,nference do !,
Evropy.
Chicago. - Zprava, ktera
mdze poteAti kazdeho upfim- !
neho pritele ceske veci, jest OBJ |,
sazena v oznamenf, ze mezi Gle |
ny mirove americke komise, je-
doucf 8 presidentem Whsonem
do Evropy, ably Sc sdcastnlaa mi
roveho jednanf, je mlady kra-
jan, ale jiz zvucnemu jmenu vel
vedeckeln svete Sc tesicf DIR. Ro
bert J. Kerner, syn pana Josefa1
"A. Kernera, spolumajitele Ca
sopisu Denni Hlasatel. Meli|
jsme jiz drive pfilezttost obe-
znamiti sve ctenare s nektery-
mi udalostrni re zivota dra Ker
nera, jenz byl profesorem de-
jim ma statnf missourske univer-
site, ale pozdeji povolan do de-
jepisneho odboru We Washing
tonu, kde mu bylo ulozeno spo-
lupdsobenf pfi shiedavani de-
jinneho mate1ialu, tykajiciho
Sc zemi evropskych, do valky
zapletenych. Panu dru Kerne-
row byl sveren oddil slovansky
Sc zvlastnim zretelem k oddilu
ceskemu. Ukolu cd neho oceka-
vaneho sc shosth s takovym u
lspechem, ze dosta.o sc mu cti,
lstati Sc clenem miroveho posel-
stvi a prispivati mu radou a po
moci pri mirovem jednani. Ze
toho vyuzije pine jak ku pro-
spechu Spojenych Statd tax i
move ceskoslovenske republiky,
neni nejmensi pochyby jiz Sc
Izretelem K tomu, ze DIR. Kerner,
&C rozen v Ameryce a osvojivsi
81 vysoke stupne historickeho
vzdelanf ma vysokych ucilistich
jak Amriky tax Evropy, vzdy
vsude hlaAl Sc hrde ke svemu
ceskemu pdvodu a fedrova! vec
Ceskou, kdekoilv sc mu k tomu
prilezitost naskyt.a. Schopnosti
k tomu jsop patrny re strucne-
no narysu jeho dosavadni Gin
nosti. Kdyz v Chicagu absolvo-
val vyssi McKinleyovu skolu,
odebral sc k universitnim stu
dim a obral 81 d6jepisny od-
Dor. Zahy jej pax spatfujeme
jako instruktora deiin ma stat
nj illinoiske universite v Urba-
ma. PAX Sc odebral ma harvard
skou unIversitu a odebral sc ma
dvouleta studia do Evropy.
Tam pobyl v Praze, Varsave,
Kijeve, Lvove, Krakove, Petro-
hrade, Moskve, pax v Berllne,
jakoz j v Itaaii, Svycarech a Pa
mzi, kde poslouchal slavneho
slovanoflla, profesora Arnosta
Demise, spisovatele del, ce-
skych dejin Sc dotykajicich. Pc
!navratu do Ameriky stal Sc dok
torem filosofie, vykonav poza-
dovane zkousky Ia harvardske
universite a byl povoian cd ko-
mise, vysetrujici dejepisny roz-
vol a statopravni pomery zemi
evropskych, ably tax ziskanych
poznatku mohlo byti pouzito a.
mer-ckymi mirovymi deiegaty
pri jednani u zeleneho stolu.Ne
mi pochyby, re v tom smeru bu
lde nutno "a mnoho dobreho
Ivdeciti poznatkdm vyvodum,
ldocilenym badanim profesora
lKernera. ~
MSSl WSS!) y!; s!
IGESKA LEkAkKA JEDE DO
FRANCIE.
Omaha, Neb. DR.. Olga
Sfastna nrvni OmaZska lekar-
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oBoDNA PRAlHA.
Dojrny : 2s. fijna.

ma VaclavSke nameStl, ma Fer
dinandovu tfidu a opacn4, OBJ
jevil Sc najednou pred nemec-
kym domem ma Pffkope vyso-
ky zebrfk, pfistavil Sc k obrov
ske firme "Deutsches Haus" q
We chvili byla dole. Pc provede
ne.n die zatknuty jeste byly
mad okna prfzemi diva male Ger
venobile praporecky, ktere ne
pfestavaly buditi ironicke veseI
Ii proudiciho obecenstva. Jinak
vsak byla budova ta ceskymi
lidmi vzorne chranena. Nestalo
sc j mic.
Skorem naproti je zAan1a ka
varna 'Habsburg." Pc cele ETY.
ry roxy valky byla jednou 2
nejhlavnejsich straznic q hli-
dek proti dohode. Kazdou chvi
Ii vyrukovaly prapory a emble
my vsech moznych potentatI
- az pc turecky pdlmesic. O
cervenobilych barvach, rozumi
Sc, ami potuchy. Dnes ovsem po
citili panove jiny vzduch a no
naan pfispechali prapory je-
nom cervenobilymi. Ale dlouho
tam nezdstaly. Lide nezapo-
mneli nedavnych jeste mesicd
a udelali "ocistu.' Zakrocili, re
nestojf ty prapory, at hned
zmizi! A zmizely
Stejny osud potkal kolegial-
nj "Cafe Edison" ma rohu
Mdstku. Take zde byl jeden z
pobocnych stabl, ktery Sc chtel
radovat, kdyz mas svlrala dz-
kost a dekoroval sve mistnosti-
a verandy proti Vaclavskemu
na1nesti vsemi exostickymi bar
vaI11i. Dnes nechteli zdstati po-
zadu a vyzdobily Sc prehorlive
- sama guirlanda, prapory
cefvehobile jasove vlaly proti
Vaclavskemu namesti - no slo
{, veJp, nesmfrne nadseni z ce-
ske' samostatnosti. Ale lid, kite
ry nema tax kratkou pamet', te
radosti edisonske neporozumel.
.Davy zastavily pred kavarnou
/, q zaveleiy: Prap0r dold! Nesto
jfrne o vase nadse1lf, a. nepreje-
me 81 ho. A take tady We chvili
a " pokoji bylo pc radostne de
koraci.
1Oci planou, srdce prekypuje,
sbratfeni vsech vrstev naroda
Z nhplnilo ovzdusi Prahy. HE o.
brazky z ulice: Obrovsky vuz,
plny deti a praporeckd, tab
nou okraslene kone "a jasotu a
zpevu jedoucich obecenstva.
Vojin Sc zebrlkem ma rameni,
nasledovan jinymi, kteri mali
kleSte, kladivo a nadobach
cerny lax Sc stetkami. "Pozor,
lidicky, udelejte mfsto! Jdeme
smejcit nemecke pavuciny!' A
jiz to jde Cd firmy k firne. l s
bank strhuji n6mecke napisy a
kde to nelze, zamazaji to Ger
nym lakem. S posty snail dvou
hlaveho Orla a "a radostnehO
jasotu rovnou MIN do Vltavy,
utopit jej. 'Dold tebou, be-
site! Dost jsi sc mas nazobal!'
Ma Vaclavskem nam. pred
sochou sv. Vaclava, pri nemz u
tvofila Sc skupina vojind, dd-
stojnikI, lidu, divek v krojich,
deti s prapcry, venci a kveti-
nami, hrala vojcnska hudba
"Kde Donlov mhj?" Tisicove
zastupy mlcky naslOuchaji. 81
zy dojetl kanou po rozpalenych
licich. Hudba skoncila a nasle
doval jasot k nepopsani. Pax
dan powell k rozchodu. Cesti
vojini ruku v ruce ddstoJniky
a suddenly snadno vytvorili spa
lir disciplinovaneho. lidu 'stfe-
dem Vaclavskeho namesti. A
timto uvolnenym stredem W.
dal Sc pruvod. V cele pofadate
Ia divkami v narodnich kro.
jich, pax vojenska hudba vese
lie hrajici, "a hudbou namofni
dnstojnik zdobeny trikolorOu,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-19


Although sell clothes only have departments
than that sell everything from hardware groceries, Each
department has buyer whose duty to know all there
know about his comparatively small field of merchandise These
buyers the market constantly Representatives in Paris and
other style feed them continuously with by wire and
mail with sketches and with actual merchandise making that
nothing good The sole duty Of these buyers is
know what the people and furnish these things in
the best variety and the best quality available the price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-19
FAlNE FOREST TREES
POW TO KNOW THEM

was 10 years ago that Forest Com
Ss'oher Edgar f. Ring published a
4e work entitled Forest Trees of
ne. II was an instant success
NJ NE people. not because II could be
ained free II expense. but because
1h' large amount Of information
1'a!hed therein and not elsewhere
lno except through the purchase Of
se and expensive volumes. The
loh became well known throughout
state and even became n text book
ne public schools. II has also long
aee been exhausted.
ommissioner Forrest ". Colby.
lowing well the value of the little
oN' decided that It should be again
leo though in n more complete and
ec'ed form and has had experts for
'''ne al work on il. with the re
mat he is now sending out the new
having had 10000 copies printed.
ftion. o"'''e ''' w opp
"e new book contains - pages and
o.useiN illustrated. treating Of
oo-odd subjects. The old matter
h., "Vised by Professor of Forestry
y, 81. Briscoe ami Professor Of
"s Harry \. Conser Of the Uni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-19
Junior Me. Red Cross

Josiah W., Tayl9r Of Augusta, state
chairman for the Junior Red Cross
Membership Campaign in Maine, de-
clared Monday that the campaign
would appear to be going very slowly
in this State if the percentage reported
from time to time werc to be accepted
as Il basis. Happily these reports are
very incomplete and represent only a
small part of the actual progress of in
terest," said MI. Taylor.
unfortunately so far as immediate
or comparative results We're concerned
the campaign was undertaken at a
time when schools were least ready to
accept organization. Many We're
closed or We're closing within a short
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-19
New Corporations.

The following new corporations, or
ganized under the laws of Maine. have
had their articles OF incorporation ap-
proved rs the Office Of the attorney
general:
Seaboard Contracting Company, or
ganized March 13 at Portland. Capital
stock. 10000 al common; nothing
paid in; par value. 500; shares sub
scribed, 3. President. Charles y. Du-
gan. Portland: treasurer, John y Cum
ningham. Portland; clerk, William a.