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the old 4th Regiment. spoke to the sec
rotary after the meeting, telling him
that he recalled quite well DIR. Jenk-
ms former visit. That bit of testimony
speaks well of the impression DR.. Jen-
kins makes upon his hearers.
Thursday night the 10th Regiment
Band gave a fine concert to a packed
house, the men sitting about on the
outside Of the building and listening
to the music, After the concert we
gave them our usual movie show. This
end Of camp enjoys music.
During the week we heard with
pleasure DR. Winfield S. Hall The
of living were forcibly brought to the
attention of the men gathered to hear
him.
The Farber Trio rendered a delight
full concert here on Friday night. The
variety of their program and the man.
ner of rendition won instant approval.
Mr.. John Gallagher and Michael Viola
were the soloists.
Saturday evening the Gamble Con-
cert Company provided the evening
program. Notwithstanding the delay
in their arrival, the crowd refused to
go, and for their loyalty, they were
we'll repaid by the unusually high class
program which they heard must
cal treat it was. Good music still is the
winner in drawing crowds despite the
attractiveness of movies and boxing.
This week we were glad to welcome
to our staff Rev. F. B. Bunker, of
Oberlin, Ohio, as our new Religious
Director. Rev. Mr.. Bunker takes the
place of DR. Price, wko left for home
last week Rev. Bunker spent many
years in South Africa as a missionary,
returning to this country only last De-
cember. He has had some real eXper-
fences in Y. M. C. A. work before going
to Africa, and so he comes to us with
vast stores Of wisdom and experience.
Wednesday-Dr Lyons, Evangelist.
Thursday-Moving Pictures.
Friday-ConCert.
Saturday-Dr. E. S. Sparks Pres'd.
of Penna State College.
Sunday-9:0 90 a. M, Regimental Ser
vice; $3.50 p. m. Bible classes; 7:30 p.
m, Evening Song Service.
Monday-Moving Pictures.
Tuesday-Lecture.
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kept Hut 231 busy
soldier talent entert
evening to the sacre
by the Ernest Gannb
The stunts filled the
expectant crowd WI
pointed, either from
ducing acts or fro
feats. Music was tn
all kinds of it han
hypnotic. Yodling q
Frear convulsed the
! clad audience with
laughter, and the W
strains that came fo
ing jazZers of the 10f
Jazz band brought
to it's feet in rounds
string quartet from
D, of the same out
cellent music and
Brady and brennan il;
of comedians that D
in point of skill and
, ity, had anything
things beaten that a
sional boards. Sec
Paris Island, was Ell
and the stunts clos
athletic contortionist
some high-class diff,
Boxing and wrestl
for Wednesday even
lent bouts were wi
, crowd.
The band of the
rendered a very fine
music preceding the
Friday evening.
On Saturday event
mOnd, OF the Piazza j
responded to an invi
at a checker tourna'
some of the fine poin
The program for t
a. concert by the uni
est Gamble Concert
Bile, who is a native 1
at home among the !
and together with
and Miss Wambaug
| musical treat that
long by all who hea
son, president Of the
ian Association at w
day evening at the I
made an excellent a
home town boys beiI
A stirring religious
Thursday evening ur
DR.. Owen and Sumo
classes are progressiN
Glasses in English
cans are being como
| Ammunition Train.
have an enrolment o,
der way to begin 9th
English for new Am
Field Artillery.
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Private MCMichaeI Tells
of Life in the Trenches
BUILDING NO. II.

Serving Engineers, Signal Corps, Mil
itary Police, Headquarters Troop and
Third Motor Mechanics,)
| Building Secretary-R. c. Dobson, ST.
Louis Mo.
Religious Work Directors. Z. Henry
ndanapolis, Ind.
Educational and Social Secretary-Chas
A. Lineback. Carthage. Ind.
Physical Direetor-H E. Batchelder
Minneapolis, MINI.
Assistant secretary-A. Blaine Robin.
son. North East, Erie County, Pa.
Private McMichael, OF the Fifteenth
Canadian Regiment. gave a thrilling
account OF his three years experience
at the front, in this building on last
Friday evening. McMichael is a mod
est sort of chap and would have stop
ped after a few minutes talk but his
audience insisted on his going on for
about thirty minutes longer, after
which some time was consumed in
answering a great number of ques-
tions. He is witty and interesting
speaker and although he said that it
was the second speech that he had
ever made he had no difficulty In
holding the closest attention of the
large audience that had assembled to
hear him. The doughty Canadian was
formerly a United States regular. but
when the war broke out he enlisted
with the maple leaf boys. He has a
splendid war record, has been wound
ed three times and is now out of the
service on account of physical disabil-
ity.
Mrs. H. S. Tinker, the building god
mother" again remembered her boys"
on last Tuesday evening, with a treat
of oranges, candy and cigars, which
were served with the usual good ma
tured rioting and hilarious fun The
famous quartette from Co. F, of the
103rd Engineers sang several selections
and the Triangle Trio (piano, violin
and banjorine) gave an excellent short
program.
DIR. Wigginton gave a splendid fare
we'll address to the men at our Sunday
! evening service. He is always an elo-
quent and convincing speaker but
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ORATORY, MUSIC AND
INSTRUCTION AT No. 70

c. H. Harrington, Camden, N. j.,
Bldg. Sec.
Frank r. Hean, Harrisburg, Pa, Edo.
Dir
F. r. Bunker, Oberlin, O., Relig. Dir.
Earl B. Peterman, Youngstown O.,
Hubert N. Dukes. sandefsvine. Ca,
Bus. Sec.
George t. Trevor, New York City,
Asst. Sec.
An unusual outburst of applause
greeted the stirring, patriotic appeal of
Dr. Jenkins last Tuesday. Some
months ago DR.. Jenkins spoke at No.
70, when we were quartered in a tent,
and so it was with great pleasure that
we listened to him once more in the
building.
One young fellow, transferree from
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Record Breaking Attendance
at No. 75-.14,850
BUILDING NO. rs AND TENT NO. 2s4.

Serving 10th and 1O8th Field Ar
tillery, Ambulance Corps, Field Hos
pital, Motor Truck Companies, Field
Bakery, Quartermaster Corps, Ordnance
Corps and Depot Engineers)
Building Secretary-W. r. S. Hill,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Religious Work Director-A. B. Cur
ry, Jr.. New York City.
Educational Work Director. A.
Brodhead Cincinnati, O..
Physical Work Director-F. w.
Prechtel, Lancaster, Pa.
Business Secretary-Harry p. Lunt.
Williamsport, Pa.
Extension Secretary-Harry Z. Bicks-
Ter, Missouri
Range STANDARDIZATION Richards.
New Castle Pa.
Assistant Secretary-C. B. Ware Sylvia
MIA, Ga.
Rev. F. w. Backemeyer, War Work
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
of Augusta, gave a splendid stirring adj
dress Sunday evening on the Religion Of
Abraham Lincoln" Without question
Rev. Backemeyer is master student of
Lincoln.
The second entertainment provided by
Mr. T. l. Hickman and hiss entertainment
committee was given on Monday night
and all will agree that it was by far the
most unique entertainment of a high or
der yet given at rs. Ii is doubtful if any
enlisted man in the audience of LOO had
ever before heard a mixed chorus of
trained negro voices sing old time negro
folk songs. The choir was composed Of
thirty-five young people OF both sexes
from the Halnes Normal and Industrial
School of Augusta. The splendid leader
ship of the chorus was in the hands of
Prof. Lorillard, a colored man, graduate
Of LINCOLN University. There are about
500 children, young men and women at
tending the Haines Normal and Indus
trial School which is largely supported
by Northern Presbyterians. Miss Lucey
Laney Is director Of the school.
son on Tnesday ~ af p M DR. Winfield
talk on. Sex Hygiene" DIR. Halls pre-
sentation on this important subject was
well received here as it is everywhere
in all the camps.
< This was a great week for motion pic
lures. There were six day time govern
lnent sets of reels shown with an attend
anee Of 800 and three evening enter
timing pictures with a total attendance
Of 1900.
These extra movies helped to shoot our
total attendance at the building for the
week up to 1850, which is a record
breaker for rs.
The 1oSth F. A. was served on the
range for three days by Secretary Rich
ards with the following good report:
Sex Hygiene lecture, by DIR. Hall,
Participants in recreational games. n
Three entertainments with an at
tendance OIL b5U
Letters written Observation-Disclosures. 791
Total attendance at tent ......... $50
Program For Week.
Thursday
1880 T.. M.-AddreSS, "Why We Are At
War" by Bernard Suttler
Friday.
GAS, Entertainment by Augusta
ladies'
1880 P. M.-MoVies.
s Saturday.
1880 P.M.--Special movies entitled 1.-THE
Law of the North"
$50 P. M-Boxing and wrestling.
Sunday.
1880 p, M.-Devotional Service address by
DIR. Edwin Earl Sparks OF
State College, Pennsylvania.
Monday.
1880 p. M,-Musical concert by the Tub
man Glee and Mandolin Club
of Augusta.
Tuesday.
1880 P. M.-Movies
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BUSY WEEK AT No. rs;
AMATEUR NIGHT PLEASES
BUlLDlNG M. 76.

tServing the 18th Regiment of Infantry.
Building Secretary-J. Campbell Bran
don, Butler, Pa.
Acting Building Secretary-Charles F.
HeucS, BrookhaVen, Miss.
Educational Director-F. A. Smith,
Woonsocl1et, r. I.
Religious Work Director-Herman L.
Adams. Dayton, O.
Business secretary-Euclid Mcbride
Nashville. Tenn.
Physical Director-Thomas S. Hughes
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Assistant Secretary-G. W. Veech
Louisville, KY.
The motto of Building rs, always
Something Doing at the old Y NJ. c.
A" has been well carried out the past
week. Starting Monday night each
night has had program of merit to
entertain and instruct the men of the
18TH regiment.
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WITH The SOLDIERS AND Y

many have expressed an opinion that
this was one of the finest addresses yet
delivered in this building. His depar-
ture is very much regretted by the
men Of this unit.
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Pronrann for the Week.

wednesday, 7:3O-Song service and
address, by DIR. Wishard.
Thursday 7:80-A good movie pro-
gram.
Friday, 7:30-Address by DR.. Lyons,
the famous evangelist.
Saturday. 7:G0-Dr Earl Sparks on
General AlIenbee's Entry Into Jeru-
SALEM" (illustrated).
Sunday, 100 a. m.-Service for 103rd
Engineers, Chaplain Houghton; 1900
a. m-Service for Motor Mechanics;
2:30 p. Unpopular Bible Glass; 1870
Song service.
Monday, Z: 30-Movies.
Tuesday, 1870 Entertainment.
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One young fellow, transferree from
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-13

DIR. Wigginton gave a splendid fare
we'll address to the men at our Sunday
evening service. He is always an elo-
quent and convincing speaker but
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-13
Canadian SUIdie
Secretary fro

A delightful entert
on Monday night by
of Philadelphia. who
gusta. Miss Colley i
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Soldier Stunts at 231;
Gamble Party-CheCkerS

A filled program and capacity crowds I
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DR.. Dobson, our building secretary
has returned from a ten days furlough
which he spent in visiting his family
in ST Louis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-09
ZDANOVANi POZEMKU.

Uceni Henry Georgia., iak zdanovat majetky, prchaz
Vybor kongcsn ktery nalGza zdroe pfijmu pro
vlau odpomtuje ably zdany pozemky, kere lez laden
P podavan zprvy nekte mad tim pozastav JIM opet
chop pracui tomu, ably pozemkovy monopo t6z mel
sob6 oho bcmene kery vakou ncsti Kongres
mix Raston dokazova by to nechalo provost mezich
lstaVy.
mnoho maetnku rozsahych pozemku ktee by mey byt
zpracovny, ably prnesy podn kere pritomne dobe tax
nutne potrebuen.
Raston podal predlohu, kter6 navhue, ably laden le
Ac pozemkove maetky pesahucl cenu $4,000 byy odda
neny
Zarovcn odporucuje zdalovat pozemky, kde nalGza
prroon bohasvi MaiteovG uhlodolu zvlaS6 dolu kde
dobyv zelezn ruda n6 cennG rudy, bohatnou
ce maych usedosti platit pomen6 vysokG dane.
Iaroven poukazoval, ak uzasl6 rosie pocet naiemc,
COZ Jest SpanG zamcn bahobytu pro budouc zvot farmar
Naomc nesydatG vydrani kdyz sane ze n6ktery
ro pride neroda vezmc to n&kolk roku nez to nahrad
Dale Raston poiednava, ak V m4stech Jest male pro-
cento maeu domoVu. We Fiadell jest asi 80 procen
byvael keri vastn domovy. We Washngtonu jen 25
procent Baltimore t6z. New Yorku jest nejmensi pro-
cento obyvatel, kter bydli vlastnch domovech
Nase federalni banky byy zaozeny by havne pomahay
maym farmafum Avsak sicum najemcum neprospva, je-
lkoz nema zadnou stou kterou by mohly penize
duzt Henry George odporucova zdanovat maeky kter6
kery pill pole Vyhnoji Zoral pfiprav ably hodn6
podin naroso zasuhu pole pnesou vetsi uzitek ale
maelove pozemku hlavnch obchodnch ucich kde
maetku stoupa, neptispel ncm vets hodnote majetku
nJbrz lid ktery vu obchodu okol shromazduje
jim zhodnoceni majetku pomala.
Nynejs system nen spraVny, ponevadZ mnoho majelu
platit dane pine ceny domovl vzdor
maetky jsou zatzeny hypotekami Tudiz plat toho
nevlasni AZ budeme nit kongresu meme pravnk1 vice
zstupcu obecneho du pax budem moc ocekavat upraven
zaona ktey BY stanov spravedve zdanovani maetku
sokych pfmu zvlase plilmu pTrodniho bohasvi kere
nkym zadnemu jednotlivc darcyano nebylo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-09

Vstan rano S cervenym nosem, bym jazykem modrym
okem.
PAX urob cgaretu sam, abys usetl tovarne praci
vykur ji neb tax pomahas vyhrat valku.
Sober par starych kramp6 daruj e nedostakem trpl
elm Evropanum.
Kdyz brousis brvu obrace ostr vzdy proti Bernu
Ike to nekdy We valce pomdze.
Snde en ednou ale to vydatne. Pomerancu jisti
netreba, postac konecne ananas nebo grape fruit.
Ably tt chutnal obed, nam 81 lodku parkovnim ryb
niku a zaucuj Sc jak Sc lapaji ponorky.
Ma kabatu okazale odznak, re tvoje teta vyrvae
strikuje ponozky pro vojaky fronte.
Kup 81 take en ednou den presndavku neb tax
ny gabl.
Pr obede nezapomne pfipet jak patfi zdar spo-
jencu zmar Nemcu muzes pfipijet take
We spoku neb klubu podej navrh, ably neco dalo
prospech vlas To jest tax nejleps ponevadz to neboi
vlasni kapsu.
Take Sc odporucue kupovati Bondy Svobody, druhy
den prodat koup opet tax deej delsi
bu musis dba oho ably meno tvoie bylo novnach
Prjdou-li tobe vybrati pondeli Ceske Narodni
Sdruzeni rekni nede dial ceskoslovenskou
du kdyz pax pozada Vceky" prispevek jedno-
duse, isl sb dat Cerveny Krz sikovne uspokoi
vsechny
Vecer ien ednou sklepnkovi mali nemecke jmeno
DEF zadneho zpropitneho.
Odpocdne muzes podepsati kontrakt dodavku prada
pro vojsko zakopech en 1000 ziskem
PAX 81 spokojene uehn chrape taktu nejnov6jsiho
vlasteneckdho pochodu cover There.
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PRESIDENTOVA REC MA
DEN PROHLASENf
NEObVIsLOsTI.

Pred zastupci spojencckych
vlad a velikym shromazdenim
lidu promluvil president Will
son u prilezitosti slavnosti Dne
ProhlaSenl Neodvisosti asi ma
sledovne: -.
PAM diplomatickych sboru a
moji spoluobcane:
Jsem Stasten, re mOhu Sc S
vami uchylit do tohoto ticheho
,koutku, abych promluvil tro-
chu 0 vyznamu tohoto dne pro
neOdvislost naSehO narOda. MI
sto zda Sc velmi klidne a odda-
lene. Je vazne a nedotcene
chvatem vsedniho sveta jako V
onech velikych dnech davno v
minulosti, kdy jeneral Wash
lngton zde byl a mel klidne po-
rady S muzi, jiz nell s MIN pra-
covat na utvoTeni naroda. Z
techto tichych mist divali sc ma
svet a videli jej cely, videli sve
Ito budoucnosti ma mem, divali
Sc na nGj modernim zrakem,
htery odvratil sc cd minulosti,
kterou muzi svobodneho ducha
nemohli dele snest.
4 tech pricin nemuzeme citit
ami zde u pritomnosti tohoto
posvaneho pomniku. re bylo by
to misto smrti. Bylo to misto
lspechu. Velike sliby ucinene
vsemu lidstvu byly navrzeny a
uskutecneny. Z techto zele-
nych pahorku name byt schop
nj videt svet chapavym zrakem
Ia pochopit znova cile, kterymi
musi byt lidstvo osvobozeno.
Je pozoruhodno - pozoru-
hodno jejich povaze, cilnm a
vllvu, re Washington a jeho
druzi jako rytiri Runnymedsti
mluvili a jednali nikollv pro tri
du lldu, nybrz pro narod. By
10 ponechano nam, abychom
pochopili, re mluvili a jednali
nlkoliv "a jeden narod, nybrz
"a vsecky narody. Nemyslili
na sebe V zajnlu one skupiny
panu a obchodniku a vlivnych
liol, S kterymi Sc pravidelne
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NEVYZPYTATELNE CESTY
STREL.

Prochazi-li clovGk kol tiSice
ranenych, presv6dcuje sc, ze
cesty strel jsou nevyzpytatelny
V mnoha pripadech. Koule ne
bo strepina granatu vnikne do
tela a ty myslis, re vezi bud
V rovne smefujlci casti tela, a.
nebo ze mela vybehnouti dru-
hou stranOu. ZvlaSte u kuli z
puSek to predpokladas. Ale ta
kova kulicka je nekdy jakO
bludna moucha a pob6ha toho
hodn6, nez Sc bud rozlouCi, ne
% usadi te one dutine ci ca
sti telesne. V jedne nemocnici
brnenske lezi vojak streleny do
nosu. Kule mu roztrhla spoj-
ii chripi a tudy vlet6la do
vnitr. Kdyz byl prevezen, ma
'ikal stale ma plice a ma bolesti
7 zadech. konecne roentgeno-
5nim Sc zjistilo, re koule mu
Ell V lopatkach a re prodela-
IA znacnou proceduru, nez sc
n dostala. Jindy kule nara
lila ma kloub a V polovici jeho
nahlC sc obratila a .jako lett il
skra blesku po drate, putovala
do kOtniku. A takovych blud-
nych cest kulicek srapnelo-
vych strepin ie spcusta. Pro le
kare isou to velmi zajimave
nrlpady. Vetsina kuli ale ma
drahu neuprosne primou, die
toho, jak byla vystrelena. Sla
do kloubu a druhou stranou Wy
b6hla, probehla jako bys il ce-
stu vym6fil ma milimetr - ODE
ma hnaty proletela plicemi v
pflsne rovne lini. Strely z tel
yytazene zadaji vojaci ma pa.
matku a take Sc Jim jich do
3tava. Chovaji je jako poklad
a nesou 81 je domu ukazat
svym milym a zIamym. Strely
byvaji narazem ma kostit casio
rozpolteny a zkriveny. Casio
prohodl vojak: Chtel bych
znat toho, jehoz pusky byla
vystrelena.... Ale pax Sc spo-
koii vedomim, ze on take ne
u, kolik tech jeho "musek"
prislo na prave misto.
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danych a zachovavaneho spo-
lecnym souhlasem lidstva.
Techto velikych cilG nemdze
hyt dosazeno debatovanim a
hledanim dohody a usmireni,
jak by 81 statnici prali. Mnze
jich byt dosazeno rozhodnutim
jak myslici lid sveta soudi 81
preje touhou "a spravedlnost
a spolecenskou svobodu a pra-
vo. Predstavuji 81, re toto mi
5to zduraznuje jaksi tyto "a
sadly. Zde vznikaly silly, ktere
byly zprvu povazovany "a od-
ooj proti pravoplatne autorite,
avsak "a ktere byly jaksi kro-
KEN k svobode toho lidu a "a
oven lidu Spojenych Statd.
A mluvim nyni s hrdosti O roz-
sirenl teto revoluce ma osvobo-
zeni celeho sveta.
Zaslepeni vladci Pruska W.
)urcovali silly, o nichz malo We
deli, ktere jednou vyburcovany
nemohou byt zkruseny, pone-
vadz mali We SVEN srdci nadSe-
nj, jez jest nesmrtene trium-
falni.
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V UTERY, 8. CERVENCE '1S.

vul setreni potravinam pomahej organsovat spoIek
na zmenscni porci kanlrkum.
Burzoascka vlada Ukraine 81 opatria hymnu,
snad podc stare ceskG psncky: Jen jsem tam enou
vlez atd'
Cleveland bude mt zensAcu jzdni policii potes buh
muze, akov vyslouzila poicaitka jednou vd je
dine pran bude byti neust;c ma kon''.
Potravinovy administrator hlts vymozcnoS bon
bony brambor NepreVapuie nikerak neb zmrzlnu
z bramborov6 6ho skrobu jsme davno zvyki.
Kaisr chv3sa, po nyn6S yalce kterl pry istose
vitezsvim Nemeck mad nepr;ey boz soud.
ale soud lu kterem buOu metny kostky
havu eho prOradneho Iiabsburka Karla poslednhO.
Nejv6tSimi vynalezci sou ale valecnych ka-
chen Ably povzbuzen byl n6mecky d vypravui IRA
hstorky kontestu lhan dosaly prvni
Zajaty nemccky dusojnk vypravoval re Meme
cku rozsuie zpr3va, IIunovc dobyi New York
hrOu Fladci.
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Nemci mObilisuji k vyvlastne

nj ceske pudy. - Ostdeutsche
Eundschau prinasi pod ma
zvem Pale Va otazka nemec-
Aych Cech' vyzvu "Bundu der
neutschen in Boehmen," niz
sc siroce Nemci pochvaluji, S
jakou pohotovosti pimi vsecky
povinnosti k statu, upisuji va
letne pujcky, podporuji dobro
chime ucely, odvadeji bez mru
cehl obili a brambory. naopak
vs&k jsou pry daleko vlazneisi
X plneni svych narodnich DO
vlnnosti. Zvlaste je nutno, do
vozuje Sc, venovat vetsi pozor
most nez dosud otazce udrzeni
q rozslreni nemecke pudy V
Cechach, nebot' je pry nutno
zalovat ma jeji ztraty ma ma
rodni nepratele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-09
CESkE LISTY O NASf AR.
MADE A HNUTf ZAHRA-
NICNfM.

CeSkOSlOVenSka lis. kancelaT,
w Washington, d. c.. - Nemi-
ne skoro dne, ably ceske casopi-
sy zvlaste v Praze, Brne a Vid
nj vychazejici, neprinesly zpra
w o nasi armade neb nasem
hnuti zahranicnim, k cemuz
Jim jako prameny slouzi O.
vsem take sam nemecky tisk,
lak RISKY, tax vidensky ma
d'srsky, jez zavodi nyni O pre-
kot, ably vladu donutily k nej-
hcrsi persekuci Cechu Slova-
XII.
To ovsem nasich donna nezi-
ak6 dynastii. Poprve anabasi
ska zpet Rakousku a Habsbur
nasich ma Rusi a Sibiri cetli ma
Morave Lidovych Novinach
a to dne 4. cervna. Vladni ra-
kouska tiskova kancelar zdelo
vala: Cesk oslovenske oddly.
ktere tahnou do Vladivostoku,
aby byly prevezeny ma fran
couzskou frontu, srazily Sc v
tuhych bojich v Pemze S Vol
skem sovetu. Ceskoslovenska
oddly kladly vsem pokusum
Cervene gardy, ably je odzbro-
Jlla tuhy odpor. Trocky proto
zaslal vsem zeieznicnim orga-
nlsacim vychodu okruzni tele-
gram, jimz Sc zakazuje dopra
Va ceskoslovenskych oddiln
pokud budou cervenou gardou
Nistlzenl, mali byt zastreleni.
Ably Sc povstalcum zamezil DO
stup ma vychod, byla doprava
ma ruznych tratich zastavena.
Hovstalci davaji ma jevo ener-
gicky odpor a bojich S VOL
skem vladimir nabyli prevahy.
To je ovsem priznani pro ra
Aouskou vladu hodne neprije-
rlne. V temze cisie Lidovych
Novin pise Sc pod nadpisem
"Ceske agitace Americe."
Jak oznamuji Times idle
trankfurter Zeitung) budi We
Spojenych Statech ceske a j.
hoslovanske hnuti Rakousku
zivy zajem. Professor Masaryk,
predseda Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady dli nyni V Americe.
USiluje durazne o to, ably Spo-
Jcle Staty uznaly uredne snahy
"po osvobozeni narodnosti Z
raliousko-uherskeho jha." Po-
ole Timesu presvedcil jiz Masa
ryA mnohe vynikajici America
ny, re Rakousko je slabym mi
stem V nemeckem brn6ni." Pc
kud bude Rakousko intaktni,
potud plati cisarova fiat (bu-
diz } cd Rigy az po persky ia
liz, shroutl-li Sc vsak Rakou-
sho-Uhersko je vitezstvi doho-
dy blizke.
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Ra.
Ola ma Americe 16 clennou
oGbocku. Tato zridila mohut-
nou organlsaci, ktera dnes obi
ma vetsinu Americana ceskeho
a slovenskeho puvodu citajicim
ia l a pul millionu. Cesky Ii
vel agitoval jiz pred vstupem
Ameriky do valky slime proti
Nemecku, dnes vstupuji branni
Cechove We velkem poctu do
vojska. Cechove rozvijeji dale
re.kou polite kou cinnost ma o.
sviceni americkeho lidu. JeJich
letaky tvrdi, re dohoda S Ra-