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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
enRDER RESTORED IN
BELGIAN

St LONDON, November lS.-Tciegraph-
Sng from Bruges, the correspondent of
Ehe Daily Chronicle quotes 81 Carlton
Eae wharf. Belgian Minister OF Justice
as SAYING that order has been restored
Wow proceeding quietly. In few davs
4s,e says. belgian soil will be free OF
I6i The entry Of the King and Queen
l6pto the Belgian capital, which had
lneen PROFESSIONALLY fixed for November
6T6, VIII proably take place earlier The
&tty VIII irst be occupied by BeIeian
hValry. in order to mark as quickly
possible the change OF regime
~, III De wharf explains that The dis
l&Fders in the city were due to n
Hputiny among the German troops re-
lSQltipg from the announcements, Of the
fsAsta bli shment OF Socialist govern
|&nent IN Berlin Officers. i'm order TO
nell the mutiny, had turned machine
f4Sune on troops and civilians Few
l85owcver. had been killed There was
ZONE loottng during the disorder.
sXsvefal shops and one bank being
fa6foken into.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
REFUGEE POPULATIONS
|, RETURNING: TO HOMES
TBy Associated rress.l


~ WITH THE ALLIES ARMIES IN
81 RANCE AND BELGIUM, November is
St-All the refugee populations who have
Xpeen freed In Belgium and France are
Tegaining their homes Evervwhnre
zone sees long lines of country folk
sSominE or going over the main roads
STiIh their Few pitiful possessions
~ The city OF Antwerp appears TO have
ZONE through the years of German oc-
sfupation well. as compared with MANY
zother cities, though the people suffered
s1nder the load Of exceedingly high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
IMPORTANT NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. November 1s-Tho
War Industries Board announced to-
day that it's order OF last July l, pre-
venting sales OF singhams for delivery
after April IL. 1919. is cancelled.
Sales now can be made for delivery al
any time. provided the prices are not
greater than those listed In the max
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
EX-QUEEN ALIVE
report or Death Of Former Davarfnn
Royalty Declared to he

LONDON. November 1S.-The report
OF the death of the former Queen of
Bavaria is untrue. according to Il Mum
ich dispatch received by the Central
match adds that the Queen is seriously
i'll ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Jr~o-SInv Lcnder In ppris.

PARIS November 1S-Anton Koro-
sep president of the JuEo-Siav Ma
tional Council, the provisional govern
ment OF the Jugo- Slavic countries for
merly ruled by Austria Hungary, is in
Paris to establish relations with the
entente governments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

WASHINGTON. November 1S.-Re.
cruitinE OF Porto Rican labor for SER
vice in the United states has been
stopped. The employment service an
nounced Tonight that two transports
carrying $500 men had been turned
back on their way to Southern ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
GENERAL DeMAUD ,HUY
GONEHS0R OF METZ


PAR!S. November 1S.--Gencral De-
Elauu HuE; VINO is Il native of Lor-
alhe' mas been appointed Governor OF
Netz, says the Temps. General Hour-
Geolse has been named Governor of
Strassburg. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Nnn. na.al.

Mormon Prcsidcnt Ncnr Death.
SALT LAKE GTrY, UTAH. November
1S.-Joseph +. Smith. president OF tho
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints (Mormon). is critically Ill here
and not much hope is held but for his
recovery. lie Is eighty years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

NEW YORK. November 1S.-Thc reg
ulnr comm ercial traffic by wireless be-
tween United states me chant vessels
anu American naval radio shore sta
lions has been resumed, II was. an
nounced here to-day by the naval COM
munication service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Maria Theresa lost her position as
Queen or November s when her hus-
hand. King Ludwig. was forced to abdi-
cate. Her death was reported last
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
WEDDING POSTPONED
For"ncr Cr"wn Prince Rupprcrht VIII
Not Marry i.uNcmhurg Princess
Until january,
Try Associated Prcss. ]

Ivy Associated Press.
ha Sci" November 1S.--The marriage
or kunprecht former Bavarian crown
prince and Princess Antoinette Of
Luxembourg. which had been fixed for
November. has been pcs poned mntil
the middle Of January, according 10
MESA essirom Munich.
The former Epvarian Crown Primo,
commanded the German armies on tho
northern section OF the western front
until last August. lie is forty-nine
years old and a widowcr Princess
Antoinette was born in 1899. and is
one or five sisters of the Grand
Duchess Marie of Luxembourg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
AMERICAN FOKCEs
Is MARCH INTO BI,IE,y

~ by Associated Press
III WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
III OCCUPATION. November IS
fkmerican troops entered Briey. the
Heart of 1Iothrsngian iron fields, at ii
ctock this morning. There were
frches cross the main street and the
8pwns bececked with flags.
81 After welcome by the Briey OH =
atAle. the Thirty eighth Infantry Band.
~ she. Third Division. gave concert
o6en the Americans lunched from roll
SG ktohens large number of re-
1sasinp4. ALSO being fed.
aheSysd. lelY indi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
CARDINALS INVITED
Will Participate In Rcii,.ip"s Ccre-
mony mt st. Peters Day Peace
Treaty In Signed.
BY Associated Pr


ROME, November Is (tBritisn Wire
less Service) .-Cardinal Gasparri. papal
secretary of state. has invited the ear
dinnls throughout the world and the
patriarchs to meet in Rome for a great
religious ceremony in ST. Peters on
the day OF the signing of peace. Pope,
Benedict will pontiticate.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
COlbOurne

Ia Noaa People Ald Soeict, d.
M oe NJ +. Church NIl meet a,
P4bac Landing Saturday afternoon.
Jels a Everyone invited.
vi beatrice simon AMI Cora
Pcau. ANA Mes~,- Honc' >irmon
El,on mon. Ay"y P,na, and Al
her, Fools spcut SUNDAY a .h. home
81 81 George C. Shockl,g
Ng ara Mrs Olan caamean and
SON ,p,u, sunday with ~ parents.
Nh aua vi " $. Carm,an
Mrs. j. l. piokcr.on ana children.
and Nr T. " Dryden ,pcnt Tho
week oua aI,h friend and fela,iv"s
i, Cri~6ed
Mir leonora rmmon AMI son.
Walter 81, spending some ,mc With
her parent, Nh and Mt- John West.
Misses Myrtle Payne Sadie Hen
man and Io,te Matthews and Mcs>r,.
Walter Matthew and Harry Jones
-pcn, SUNDAY at the home Of Nj J.,
" Cords
Mr. ana Mrs Chester Parsons spent
SUNDAY With his parents Nj and MIR.
" ~ Parsons.
M and Mrs Paul HalcS and child
rcn pen, sunday with MS parents.
MIR. ana Mr.. Gilbert Fooks.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
MAN POWER

We read much Of power these days human power is bet
term emphasizes the fact that the ana chill
den also constitute great factor in this In the final victory
every and child in America and should have
part.
In comparing the power Of Germany WIN that OF the
United States be borne mind that much larger proper
ton of the manual labor Of the Of the Nation IS per
formed exeed by the German than by the women OF
America 1t said that times the women constituted II
of the agricultural and industrial labor OF Germany They
work in the fields the factories the mines AT the hard
aborouS tasks doing the work only done by
this country With proportion OF the German men IN the
the army, it is improbable that constitute by far
the greater half of German manual labor
The of the United States noby useiSIy man
fully may bearing their share of the burdens OF By
the grace of God and the power and America the late
Of the German not and viii be theirs But viii
he with their assistance and cooperation and their full assumption
the burdens and duties of the day that the nted States to
full power Kidding the world OF that ntoerabe Ger
utur which makes brute soldiers OF and slaves OF the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-07-13
BishOpville

,., ,rtt, ,,..idinp 2a. .olem-
II N IN t,mo HI NJ, and Nh
lt,r,.. o,t SATURDAY. c,c,iry
Jely 18Th .,f.r ,bo,. a,6rb,or Mi.
a.cd Eunuug. MAJ married Is John
Hu-,ou Nelson. Jr. of Philadelphia.
lhc bride wore hc. mother wedding
lrcss which "as If white brocadc
satin trimmed Vitb white 'lk nI.e.
ARTIFICIAL 'io"'fs. and SILVER spang''
lh" brides hoaquct wa- % white ro>c-
hydrangcas and feam>. AZ the hoU'
n nIne Tile bridal party marched INTO
vi" par.or. winch was ;a-tetp'ly decor
ated tor 'he occasion 90 'h' familiar
strain n iohougrn', wedding march,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
kUPOVAL NEMECkE
BONDY.

New York. - PrlruCi gene
ralni navladni Becker, jenz ve-
de vysetrovani v pripadu kou-
peni casopisu Evening Mail pro
nemeckou vladu prohlasil, re
rodina sladka Busche v St. Lou
isu koupila "a vice nez million
dollaru nemeckych valecnych
bondu. Mnoho-li zde bylo eel
KEN nemeckych bondu pIoda-
no, neni dosud urcitosti zna-
mo, avSak navladnl tvrdl, re
bylo jiste upsano kol 100 milo
nj dollaru. Vsechny penize by
~ ulozeny V mistnich bankach
a pax deponovany ma jrenc
dra. H. F. Alberta a hrabate
Bernstorffa. Pozdeji byla znac
ma cast techto penez pouzita
ma sireni nemecke propagandy
a ma koupen1 jmenovaneho c.
sopisu, jak vysetrovanlm bylo
" poslednich dnech zjiSteno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
OPICE HRNCfRI.

Anglicky cestovatel DIR. Nc
Govan, jenz dlouho byl v Cine
a Mandzursku, tvrdi ma zakla-
de shodnych udani cetnych tu
zemcG, ze zije v mandzur-
skych les{ch druh opic, jez do
yedou delati hlinene nadoby a
pripravuji vino. - Kdysi thu
pa opic tahla poblize vesnice.
Vesnicane vyritili Sc ma ne tu
opice odhazely nadoby a prch-
ly. V nadobach naSli diva dru-
ny vina: rGzove a zelene, oboji
z revy, jez ut divoce rosie. Tu-
zemci tvrdi, re opice zasobuii
Sc vinem ma zimu, kdy vody "a
mrzaji. DR.. McGovan uvadi tez
jine podobne priklady. TAX v
Cekiangu tlukou opice v ja-
kychsi primitivnich kamen-
nych hmozdirich a pfipravuji il
81 napoj. Take znamo, re STAN
ley a jefferson naSli ma bre-
zich jezera Albertova V Africe
opice, jez udrzovaly ohen, u
kradeny domorodcum davaly
81 znameni tlucenim ia buben,
ktery ovsem samy nezhotovily,
nybrz take ukradly. - Wee j.
ste podivna, ale zda Sc, re ne
foremny .hlineny dzban neni c
mic umelejsim vyrobkem, ne2
Sestist6nna bunka vceli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
DEINlCKA POLITIKA VA
LECNE RADY.

Washington. -. Narodnl ra-
da valecne prace vydala dnes
eve dulezita rozhodnuti, tyka-
jicise otazek pracovni DOLBY q
mezd, z nichz vysvita vSeobec-
ne zavedeni vysokych minimal
mich mezd a osmihodinove do-
by pracovni We vsech industri-
ich behem valky. Rada stano-
villa minimalni mzdu 40 centa
ra hodinu pro osm zavodu We
Waynesboro, Pa; Zavedla os-
mihodinovou dobu pracovni We
|dvou zavodech v East Cam
bridge a jednom Zavode V
Buffalo, N. Y; prijala resolu-
lei, nabadajci k vetsimu zamest
navani zen "a ucelem uvolneni
muzu k vojenske sluzbe a skon
ceni nedostatku pracovnich sill
V podstatnych valecnych indu-
strilch. Stanovic minimalni
mzdu 40 cent? ma hodinu pro
vsecka odvetvi prace, rada pro
hlasila, ze takova mzda jest
nutna, mali byti umozneno del
Inikovi a jeho rodine, ably I'll We
zdravi a primerenem pohodli.
Nadenici We Waynesboro pra-
covali az dosud "a % Gently ma
hodinu a vySli ma stavku, ably
81 vydobyli minimalnl mzdu 80
cent?. Nasledkem toho valecna
rada prevysila jeste jejich po-
zadavky, doznavsi, re delnici
jsou ochotni pracovati "a me-
ne, nezli vyzaduji ien ponekud
snesitelne pomery zivotni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
STAVf MNOzSTVf PO-
NOREK.

San Francisco. - Ma ZdejSi
valecne vystave rec
nil Chas. M. Schwab, jenz ridi
lodni produkci We Spojenych
Statech, v prubehu sve reci
prohlasil, re vlada buduje v
pfitomne dobe tax ohromD1
mnozstvi ponorek, re prumGr-
ny clovek nemuze 81 tom TAX
fka ami uciniti pfedstavu. Jest
pry budovano vice ponorek q
torped, nez jich bylo ma celem
svete v dobe, kdy Spojene Sta
ty vstoupily do valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
MUSi EYT PRODANA HNED

nize popsana farma. Nyni je
cas- chcete-li farmu koupiti, by
ste videli co Ma nj rosie a die
tohO 81 utvarili usudek. Farma
o AZ akrech V Mentor, Ohio, 5
mil pred Painsville, ~ mile
cd kary a dlazd6ne cesty. Ma
farme je pekny dunn O ID mist
nostech, asbestova strecha,
studne dobrou pitnou vodou
cisterna, velka ban pro seno
{ ban pro dobytek a jine zari~
zeni. Plnych 25 akru je orn6
pudy, ostatnl pastviny, a je
tam mensl ovocna zahrada. Da
Sc pri okamzitem prodeji Ia
$1,000 hotove a zada Sc $17OO.
Nam dale prodeji tez v
Mentor, o., farmu zelinarskou
o 10 akrech domem o a pokO-
jich, kdez ie les pod diva akry.
Cena $500, hotove $3.50.
BlizSi sdeli Jam. F. Port, We
dne {. 826 Williamson Bldg,
q vecer v {. S613 Cedar ave.
Tel. Main 1917. 7-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
ZABITI BLESKEM v Ia
BORE.

Fort Worth, Tex. Dva vojaci
byli zabiti, nekteri tezce crane
III a mnozi JIM utrpeli mocny
otTes, kdyz blesk uderil do j.
de,lniho stanu 81. brigady v ia
bore Bowie, prave v okamziku,
kdyz vojenSti veznove sedali
vtera k veceri. Prosti vojini R.
K. Moreland z Amarillo, Tex,
q JOS. Shue z Malakoff, Tex,
byli Zabiti. VSichni zraneni DO
chaZejl rovnez z Texasu, kro-
me jednoho vojina z Alabamy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
Prispevky pro Ceskoslovenskou Armadu
slozene adm. "Sveta".
" souctu opraveny vcerejsi vykaz.)

Pan Kare Hum vybra pfi svatbe p e. Iemana
ST. M. Petraskovou odbyvane p. Stanka $685.
Dobrovolna sbirka zavod6 firmy Myler Inter-
state Co., Bedford, o.. Campula 81 90, R. Leder
soc. M. Teska 5Oc A. Weiss Soc j. R. Safranek 25c,
K. Hejna Csc, P Pesek, 25c, F. Jamek So J. Charvat
r! Hejna 25, P PeSek 25c, F. Jamek Soc j. Harvat
Csc, j. Hajek 25c, E. Placek S1.OO F. Vondruska
Csc, F. SmiSek 25c, J. Jan 50c A. Nejedk 25c J.
Jelinek 25c, F.F Novotny 50c Iouska 25c, A. Ze
nisek 25c, J. Kubak Soc Chas Jahoda 25c, j. Wald-
heger 25c, J. And6 25c, j. Havllcek 25c A. Fronek
25c F. Hoesovsky 5Oc - uhrnem ............... 5000
Jina sbrka - Marie Hucek 25c, M. Horackova
Csc, Miss OndruSka 25c Anna Fenel 25c, Anna Di-
trch 25c, Mary Bosek 1Oc, Anna Slapak 25c John
Hejduk 4Oc - Celkem 500
Pan Jan Holman zapadni 48. u. daroval velky
doutnik soucasne postaral svo dceruskou
Bozenkou jeho obsazen, coz dobrym vysled-
KEN zvaste potkalo pfi vylete do Cedar Point pofa-
daneho firmou c.. c. Kuhlman Car Co.. cd nz pTi-
tomni irednici firmy hojne stky kupoval Obsazo-
vani doutnku tohoto vyneso po odrazeni tisku
lstky D. j. Holmanem bylo adm Svea odvedeno $41. 81
Dne 8. cervence 1918 byo vykazano ......... 1924
Dne IT, cervence 1918 naeza adm "Sveta $92. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
ODVOD ROLNfKU.

Washington, d. c.. - Gene
'alni provost marsal Crowder
byl pozadan, ably odlozil od-
vod farmarskych registrantu v
severozapadnich statech az po
znlch, ale odepfel tax uciniti.
Tento mesic ma byt znacny po
Get branch re severozapadnich
statu poslano do cvicebnich ia
borG a bylo zadano, aby aspon
ma zne psenice byli ponechani
donna. Gen. Crowder prohlasil,
re rolnictvu v psenifnvch sta
tech byla .jiz poskytnuta caste
cna uleva a valecne potreby ne
dovoluji, ably bylo vice v tom
smeru cineno. Prlruci tajemnik
zemedelstvi pfi te pfllezitosti
prohlasil, re nezbyva jinebo,
nez podrobiti Sc nutnosti a ii
diti Sc pfikladem farmaru v
Kansasu, Illinoisu a jinych
strednich statu. V techto sta
tech bylo O znich psenice povo
lano tisice muzu z NEST ma far
my a V Illinoisu Kansasu by
10 registrovano kol 10000
mestskych lidi k praci ma far
mach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
}. SOKOL, Z DETROIT, IRA
MEN We FRANCII.

DneSnl seznam amer. ztrat
We Francii obsahuje 13 jmen
padlych pesfch vojinu. 9 ra.
nam podlehnuvsich, So tezce
ranenych a 23 pohresovanych.
Marinaku pablo AZ, deset ra-
nam podlehlo, IA t6zce raneno
a 16 zajato. Mezi tezce rane-
nymi pesaky Anachazi Sc J. So.
kol z Detroit, Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
URODA KAVY POSKOZENA,

Rio de Janeiso, Brazilie. Ne
obvykla, zima a mnozstvi sne-
hu oznamuje Sc re vsech cast
JIM Brazilie, a kavove planta
re We state Sac Paulo utrpely
nesmirne skody. Produkce ka-
Wy We state Sac Paulo V letech
1918, 1919 a 1920 bude podle
vseho snizena, jezto tisice kerGl
kavovnikovych bylo zniceno V
castech zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
VYBUCHEM MA JAPANSkE
BITEVNICI ZAHYNULO
500 VOJfNU.

Toxic, 16. cervence. - ia
panska valecna LODI vytlaku
21,42O tun, Kawachi, znicena
byla vybuchem zalivu Tooya
ma, $50 mil severovychodne od
Nagasaki. Katastrofa udala Sc
dne IL. cervence. Bitevnice po-
stavena byla roku 1912, a mela
posadku go muzu dustojni-
XII z nichz 500 jich explosl u
topenim bylo zahubeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
VZROURENCI ZNICILl ID NE
MECKYCH AEROPLA-
NO.

Amsterdam, AZ. cervence.
NGmecke Hungary Ma letadla
pcblize Nivelles Belgii, obsa
hujlci celkem 22 vojenskych
aeroplanu, byly zniceny ohn6m.
Die dnes doslych zprav pfipi-
sovan jest pozar revoluciona-
rum nemecke armade. Deset
Belgicanu a diva Nemoi IbygI
zatceni. Nivelles jest pouhych
II mil cd hIavniho mesta Bru-
selu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
GENERAL FOCH VEDEL o MEME
CKYCH PRiPRAVACH.

Vrchnf nacenik spojeneckych vojsk general Foch, We
del urce ofensvnich pripravach Ludendorovych Jiz
nede rano zst 1toku vybrane nemecke silly byly
tfeny reservnm proviantem selvem Vede re prvem
naporu bude poe as 33 dvis n6mecke batere re by
posleny dey lodnm Vyzvedel re Ludendorffnv rozkaz
znel prvn den zaac spoence vzdaenost Is mil druhy
25 Foch orentovan byl svymi zv6dy akoz nekerym
chotnym zajatc. Pfipravl tudz prvni ranu ne
meckeho della odpovedel hned Vzhedem podobne Focho
prpravenost Hunove prvni den ofensvy Is mil
postoupi druhy 25 teprve ne.
Dnes pomaha HunGm jizn6 cd Remese armadn sbor KITE
ry zpadn ront6 doud nebojova Je to sbor generaa
Mudry zorgansovany nejepsich nemeckych vak kdys
Rus operucich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

KOUPf Sc farma cd 80 do 40
akru, nejdale 18 mil cd Cleve-
landu. Zaslete nabldku pod
znackou "farma" do adm. t.
listu. Id
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Ma to rad.

Pan (na kluka vyplazujici
jazyk ma jineho pana): MAN
lase, co vyplazuJeS ma toho pa
ma jazyk?"
Kluk: "I to Won ma rad, to
lie mas pan dOktOr."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

MLADY radny muz hleda byt
Sc stravou u radne ceske rodi-
ny V okoli E. 55 ul. Nechte a
Cresu V adm. t. listu. TO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

PRIME Sc zkuSeny muz V na
bytkovem obchod6 ma vSeobec
nou praci. Stale misto. Tez sc
prime prodavac V zelezar-
skem obchod6, ktery ma V tom
to oboru zkuSenOst. Haste Sc V
&c. G119 Broadway.
IT
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Opozdene oznamky.

PRONAJME Sc byt V prizemi
o 6 svetnicich O 5 lotech, hoina
stromovi ma Mich. Elektrika a
voda. Cislo domu 10026 GAY
ave. Hast Sc u J. Cizka, 1926
Finn ave. 7-19
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POJEDE DO ITALIE.

DR.. R. H. Bishop, mestsky
zdravotni komisar pojede w.
pravou Cerveneho Krize do Ita
lie, kde bude sseboupracovat
rroti sireni Sc zhoubne nemoce
souchotin, zvlaste mladeze.
Co reditel vypravy jest jme-
novan dr.. j. Fl. Lowman, 1907
Prospect ave. Ia jeho nepff-
tomnosti, misto pfedsedy po-
travni komise nastoupf potrav-
nj Inspector DIR. Roueche. Oce-
kava Sc, ze po 6 mesicfch sc DIR.
Bishop navrati.
The citizen., 1918-07-04

There was a Canadian Scot In our
crowd who said that the only word
which described the situation was
''g-r-r-r-a-ndw
There was a good deal Of jealousy at
that time between the Canadians and
the Australians. Each had the same
force In the feld-four divisions.
Either force was bigger than any other
army composed exclusively OF volun-
teers ever before assembled. While /
belong TO the Canadian army and be-
lieve the Canadian overseas forces the
finest troops ever led To war, must
say that i have never seen "A body or
men so magnificent In average phys
iQue as the Australians. And some OF
them were even above the high aver
age. The man that punched me In the
eye In an "estamina" In Popertnghe
made up entirely In his own person for
the absence OF Les Darcy from the
Australian ranks. l don't know just
how the fight started between the Aus
tralians and US In Poperinghe. but 1
know that II took three regiments OF
imperial troops 70 stop II. The most
convincing story l heard OF the origin
Of the battle was told mo by one of
The citizen., 1918-07-04

acquainted with them through per
sonal experience they stopped calling
them number mines" and called them
"whiz-bangs." There were only two
possibilities OF error under Major Gil.
days system Of slmpllfled medicine.
one was to take n whlz-bnng for
trench feet and the other 10 use whale
oil externally for some form Of dlges-
tional hesltancy. And In either case
no permanent harm could result, while
the error was as simple Of correction
as the command "abOut face" Blighty
was therefore not very popular with
our battalion, blIghty being the trench
name for the hospital.
Two weeks and half after we left
Belgium we arrived at Albert, having
marched all the way. The sight which
met our eyes as we rounded the rock
quarry hill outside Of Albert was won.
derful beyond description. remeW-
ber how tremendously II impressed my
pal. Mcfarland. He sat by the road
side and looked round over the land.
scape as IL he were fascinated.
"Boy," said he. "we're at the big
show at last"
Poor fellowl II was not only the
big show, but the last performance
for him. Within sight Of the spot
where he sat wondering he later fell
In action and died. The scene which
so impressed him gave us all feeling
Of great awe. Great shells from a
thousand guns were streaking and
criss-crossing the sky. Without glasses
I counted thirty-nine OF our observa-
tion balloons. Away on In the dis
tance I saw one German captive bal
loon. The other aircraft were un-
countable. They were everywhere. ap-
parently In hundreds. There could
have been no more wonderful pan
Drama picture of war In Its new aspect.
Our battalion was In and out OF the
town OF Albert several days waiting
for orders. The battle Of Courcelette
was then In progress, and the First.
Second and Third Canadian divisions
were holding front positions at terri
ble cost In the first part Of October
1915. we event In" opposite the fa'
nous Regina trench. The battle-ground
was just miles and miles of debris
and shell holes. Before we went to
our position the officers and noncoms
were taken in by scouts to get the lay
Of the land. These trips were called
Cooks tours" on one Of them !
went through the town Of Pozieres
twice and didn't know 1t. II had II
population Of 1900 before the war.
On the spot where II had stood not
even whole brick was left. II seemed.