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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05

Pomalu ale jist6 Sc siri po-
chopeni pro nutnou praci, KITE
rou nase pilne Weekly vykona-
vail. Pred kratkou dobou nase
zeny, bez rozdilu nabozenske-
no pi'esvedceni zalozily Vypo-
mocny Spolek Weekly We skol-
nj mistnosti Panny M. hourd-
ske, kde Sc poIozil zaklad X
tax slechetne praci, obstarani
nutnych potreb pro nase Ce-
skoslovanske dobrovolniky.
Ma sta svetru, ponozek, ma
tepnicek Sc zhotovilo, ba i mno
zstvi spodniho prada.
Nase zeny ma zapadnl strane
braly podilu v cinnosti, az 81 v
Ceske Sini SOkol zalozili odbo-
Gku, ktera velmi dobfe pokra-
cuje. Ziskali jiz nekoilk Set Gle
mex, z nichz Sc mnohe pro rug
nou praci nabidly.
Druha odbocka byla zaloze-
ma v Cesko Americke sini ma
Quincy ave. Dale v Evangelic-
KEN kostele ma zap. AZ u. Neko
lik odbocek zalozily zeny Slo-
venske. Minuly ctvrtek byla Ia
lozena odbocka We Skolni mist
rOsti Jan Amos Komensky na
vych. 131 ul., kde Sc prihlasilo
SO pracovnic. Ia predsedku te
odbocky byla zvolena pi. Sci
dlova. Predsedka 1stredny pi.
M. .Zemanova vysvGtlila ucel tu
no podniku a pritomne slibili
ySechnu moznou pomoc, jak '
praci tax i penezich.
Obetave zeny v Lorain Ely.
RE vystihly tu nutnou potrebl
v te praci pomahat. SvolalS
schuzi ma minulou nedeli. Vse
chny byly pEekapeny tou hoj
rou navsteS ou. Ia pfedsedkl
zvolena pi. Valadova z Elyrit
a mistopyeds. p1. Or. Mikolan
doya z Lcrain.
Pfadsedka hstrednv pi. M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05
We CTVRTEK, 5. ZAR1 1918.

Chyry moudry muz zna vse Gem povida' ale nepovl-
da vzdy vSecko to, vi.
Caste jsem syse: Muz ten nedea mnoho reel - sysel
nekdy nGkdo neco podobneho zene?
Vaecnou ron jest kdyz Nemi stojci po kolena krvl
svych nevinnych obeti dovoavaji pomoci bozi.
e-kst
Znamy n6mecky poslanec Wicht vyhlasoval Styrskem
vyhlazovac vku vSem Slovanum = en at da pozor
ably vlastnim hrde nepociti sovanskou opratku
Nemci vynasl nahrazku krmivo dobyek = patrne
znmeho prazskeho drozkafe jenz dial kobyie
zelene brejle a krm il hobovackami.
Nejmilejsm darkem Vanocum by nam bylo kdyby mi
so Indenburgova vekonocniho obeda Parzi FOchov
podario usporadati stedrovecerni hostinu Berlne.
Vice jak 600 americkych vonu Camp Perry zapfl-
shlo nebudou nadavat ami klit Jakmle ale poznaJ
Nemce blizka bude Jim velice ezko tomuo sibu dostat
Ndsedkem vazne nemoci n6mecke panovnce, mluvi ne
mecka zurnalstka korunn prneezne Cecl ako budoucl
cfsafovne estze 6tiz Snt0 3yk nevyjde do te DOLBY
mOdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05
NEMECkE REVOLUcNf HLA,
SY PROTI kAISROVI. .

Washington, 4. zari. = Tisi-
ce revoluclonarskych tiskopisu
obJeveno V Nemecku. jak ured
III zpravy z Francie dosle ozna
muji.
correspondent casopisu Swiss
Humanita pravi:
"Pamflety obsahuji clanky
psane ma pocest Lichnovskeho
{, zavrhuji dopis adresoVany
Or. Buehltonem drivejsimu kan
cleri Won Rethmann-Hollwego
Vi. Jiny pamflet ukazuje ma zlo
Gin spachany Nemci ma Belgii.
zadna kritika psana mimo Ne
mecko, nemdze byti prisneisi.
Jiny pamflet S ohlavenim
"stesti budoucnosti," pravi:
Toto neni utocna valka, ale
hltava valka annexcni. Nemec-
ko melo by prijmouti navrh 81
Ia Edward Greya ma konferen
ci. Pan-Germanisti touzi po
nadvlade celeho sveta.
"Nicmen6 Nemecko nepatfi
jeste NemcGm. Patri nemecke
dynastii, Hohenzollernum a je-
jich junkerum. Musime 81 nasi
zem dobyti. Nemecko musi pa
triti lidu Nemecka. Nemecka
vlada musi byti praci nemecke-
no lidu. Monarchie must zmize-
ii a byti nahrazena demokra-
eli. -
RsGeny correspondent pravi,
re to neni poprve, co podobne
pamflety byly objeveny, vsak
jejich pusobivost povi pravde-
pod1bne mnohem vice re stano
viska vojenske pohromy.
Lid ohrozovan klaman a "a
prisahan, jen ably mlcel, zda Sc
! to vsak malo pomahati.
Clanek casopise Strasbur-
ser Post, poslany velevyslanec-
tvi Francie pravi: "Boje ma "a
padni fronte stoji mas velkou
ztratu ma pude, jakoz i ztraty
materielni a ma mulch, ,vsak
cdYolani +nemelo by byti prici-
nou skllceni, jez vysloveno jest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05
CECHOSLOVAkUM We VO-
JENSKEM VEKU (od Is do
As let.) i.
Bratrri

Appelujeme ke vsem cesko-
slovenskym muzum v Americe,
ktefi ma zaklade noveho zako-
ma o registraci jsou povoiani,
ably Sc registrovali u prislus-
nych ufadu americkych, ably v
registra2ni den zapisovali Sc
jake CECHOSLOVACI.
At kazdy kdo by Sc zapsal
Jako prisluSnik Austria nebo
Hungary je 81 vedom, re Sc hla
81 do rad nepratel vlasti i teto
zeme.
Ma otazku, kde jste rozeni,
odpovi, nebo napise kazdy yer
ny Cechoslovak jmeno zeme v
niz Sc zrodil, tedy: Bohemia,
Moravia, Silesia, Slovakia, kra
lane ro3eni Chorvatsku Gro
alta. Je nasi povinnosti ku sta
re vlasti, lie nasi povinnlosti k
teto zemi iez mas bratrsky pri-
jala, hlasiti Sc jako poctivi Ce.
choslovaci.
Opovrzenim caskoslovenske-
no lidu stihan bude ten, kdo
by Sc zapsal jake Austrian ne
DO Hungarian.
Zadame nase narodni spol-
KY, nase jednoty sokolske, "a
dame nase ceskoslovenske IA
rare, aby ihned ke svym Gle
mum, ke svym farnikim Sc obrA
till v teto veci a upozornili ma
tuto nasi povinnoSt hlasiti Sc
lako cechoslovaci. UzUte sve~
no prava, vykonejte svoji po-
vinnost Cechoslovacii
Ia Bohemian National ALI
ance - ...
Dr.fJ. P Percival.
Rev. Ino Kestl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05
v PkEDvEcER vfTEZsTvi.

Mohlo by Sc veru rici, re
Marina je tajemna reka, ktera
chrani Francii. Podruhe zara-
zily Sc ma nj v prave uplynu-
lych dnech nemecke vlny, ably
rozbity rozlily Sc daleko ma
zad. Ctyri roxy bezmala isou
tomu, co podobne ztroskotal ma
Marine prvni nemecky naval.
Ma zacatku i ku konci valky
zachranila Marna Francii a
tim cely kulturni svet. Pc ctyr
ietdm 6oji plnem tezkych chvif
.,ojime v predvecer konecneho
,jtezstvi. Stojime = nebot' my
I'd sameho pocatku vaHky byli
jsme po boku Dohody, a isji
lspechy jsou nasimi.
Nasemu zapasu dostalo Sc
jiz zadostiueineni uznanim do
hody. Dostava Sc mu n0veho
porazkOu N6mcu ma Marne.
Tim vitezstvim Dbhody dosta
va Sc tez zadostiucineni nasi
wire, jiz tax krasne vyslovil
Masaryk, ze SHY mravni a du
chove jsou nemene reelni, nez
prusti generalove. V takovem
boji, jake dnesni, mysli Sc a
jde Sc, ku predu. Ale neni chy-
bou dovoliti 81 nekdy retrospek
tivu. Muze to byti jen novou po
Oidkou. A takova retrospective
V pfedvecer vitezstvi nasi v6ci
naplnuje mas hrdOsti. Sill jsme
Ia svou mySlenkou, jednali
jsme die hlasu sveho svedomi.
Fidsli jsme - snad prvni ze
vSech, oe jde v teto valce. We
Ideii jsme, ze stoji boji hruby
materia .isticky imperialism ne
mecky demokratckyml; idea
lem, re je to bOj o zitrek.
| A tim bylo pro mas vse dano.
Narod Husuv a Chelcickeho, pc
tcmci Zizkovi, musih jsme se
postavit ma stranu prava, pc
tok dohody. ProhlaSeni ucine.
ne Nar0dni Radou IL. listopa.
! Gu 1915 bude ma vzdy nasi pJ
; chou. Rekli jsme tehdy doho'
: de: P0vazujeme vec vaSi "a
spravedlivou, stojime, phi vas, !
/ vami chceme viteziti ci umf'it
A Iekli jsme tax v dobe, kdy
I;usko bylo porazeno a Srbskt
dodvchalo. TatO vira byla smy
slem. naseho byti mafehO marc
da. Dala nam nejs.avn6isi str;
nu nasi minulosti a dava nan
nemene slavny dnesek.
A pax - jednOu boji -
vedh jsme, jej bez kompromi
sd. Neznah jich nasi donna, NJ
znali jsme jich my "a hranice
: mi. Byli jsme fanatiky sveh
: prcsvedceni, sve viry. Jak'
y stranky hudeme moci jedno'
: napsat o nasem zapasu "a sa
n mostatnost! Napsala-li dohod;
o ia svuj slit svohodu vSech ma
e rodu a dala-li teto valce nej
o idealnejsi -podklad, ma kterer
g kdy jaka vaika -hyla vedena -
o nejsme mezi pos ednimi, ktei
g Sc to pricinili. Kdo jedno
pujde po stopach prace nasic
t politickych vudcl v. cizine,
) zasne mad jeiich dilem. y a,
!, musili pracovati a veriti, alb
h Goiahli takovych uspechu, alb
- nedali Sc odstrasiti neprizr
pomeru, ci prekazkami ma pr
= mi pohled acknowledgement! i.
:; jak vdrili a. ob6tovali sc ma
= tvojaci! V dny vitezstvi Mem
- : cka- mad Ruskem ia Srbsker
~ prohlaseni nasi zahranicni en-
% grace. Pc Caporettu priliv d.
"a .brovolniku Ita!ii, utvoreni
10 sk%ch oddia V Italii! Pc ro;
Id vratu ruskem ciny bratri v
m biri. ciny. ktare davaji po'
st klad k novemu utvofeni rusl
o. fronty. JediEe nase nezlomr
a. vira V pravdu a pravo. moh
mas yeSti X takovVnn ciniin r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05

We vsech soukromych konver-
Fsacich. v techto temnych do
bach jest naSi povinnosti zu-
stati duverivymi. .
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v JAPANSkU: TAkEMAJl-
SUFRAzETkY.

0HA OOSI lIAaAO HlA1AkCRl1tohC NAA
V cele tohoto hnuti
stoji pani Kimura Komaku, kite
raz minuly rok navstivila Spo-
jene Staty, ably, jak sanna Sc pri
znala, doplnila sve vedomosti
a poznatky o zenskem voleb-
MIN pravu. Pri tom zaroven
ucila Sc anglicky. Zpravodaii
Philadelphia Press sdelila:
"Bojuji zenske volebnf pra
20 Japansku po pet rokd jiz,
,vSak az dosud nesetkala jsem
Sc zdarem, - castecne pro-
70, re nedostava Sc mi dosti fl
nanci, castecne proto, re vlada !
stavi Sc mi ma odper castecne
proto, re sama jeste iasne nevi
dim jak nejlepe 81 pocinati, a
oych dodelala Sc uspechu.
"Rediguji zensky list v To-
sio, jehoz prostrednictvim chte
"a jsem zaloziti sdruzeni suffrs. |
setek. Tento pokus sdilely Sc
,nnou tri vysoce madame zeny, |
manzelka drednfka, advokatka
! lekarka. Nejdrive mas opu-
:tila manzelka lrednika, ma ma
lehani pana manzela. Neja-
kou dobu pokracovaly jsme da-
e spolecne, ale pax druh6
lve Sc vzdaly cinnosti, nebot
jich zajem o sufraz skodil JIM
! povolani. Prace nase docas-
le je zastavena, ale ia vim co
melo by Sc udelati, co muze Sc
ldelati, a zustanu sve snaze
yernOu.
"Moderni Japansko je obdi-
vuhodnym narodem porovna
nj S tim, CO byl pred padesati
lety. Avsak bohuzel, moderni
Japansko je ciste muzskou ze-
mi -. az dosud zeny mali jen
nepatrneho podilu ma move je-
ho civilizaci. Name sice neko-
lik slavnych spisovatelek, ucite
lex, lekarek a advokatek, ale
ty jsou vyminkou. Japanske
zeny vetsinou zaujimaji to sa-
me postaveni, jake zaujimaly
pred padesati lety. Hlavnf ka-
riera, jez zustava Jim otevre-
nou, jest divadlo. Pouze zeny
| )ohybujici Sc ma jeviSti mali
prilezitost rozmlouvati muzi
yysokych postaveni, - ba ami
vlastnim manzelkam techto ne
dostane Sc teto cti. Zda sc to
podivnym, ale opravdu ia
pansku jsou to iedine herecky,
iez stoji ma urovni muzi We
spolecenkem zivote. Po diva
die davaji hosting, jichz u6ast-
nj Sc spisovatele, slechtici, kane
leri, generalove, urednici atd. Il
| tito venuji Jim veSkerOu uctu.
Herecka smi Sc mimi podileti
ma rozmluve, smi projevovat
sve nahledy, proto v japan
;ke herecce casio nalezame ze-
lu uvedomelou. ia sama jsem
aereckou proto poucila jsem
,e o mnohem, coz zene domaci
lstava hadankOu.
"VstOupila jsem We vetSini
Shakespearovych rolich, jako2
v rolich La Tosca, Monna Var
na, Camille atd. Muj roper.
oar pozustava z 500 kusu. Ri.
dim dive divadla, komura ko.
maku Tokiwaza, ODE v Tokiu
Zach, jak zavidim ameri
:kym zenam jich svobodu. c.
tim, re vsechny japanske zeny
: musi poznati, re osvobozen
zen neni pouhym snem. Vetsi
i Ia Sc ma mne diva uzasem \
!. svafi, kdyz mimi tom hovo
i'm. Soudeji, re neni "hezke'
: , tom mluviti. Ale stava Sc dc
I'll casio, re prichazi ke mne pc
: :ajmu, zadaji, abych Jim t.
i iepe vysvetlila. TAX vidite, pc
catek jsem jiz ucinila.
i "Kdyz zacala jsem predna
Z ;eti We velke sini V Toxic, pors
Y lanv nroti mn6 demOnstrace
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
THOMAS RYAN
 BROUGHT HERE
 IS UNBALANCED

Thomas A. Ryan has been brought in from the Kern Creek district, and had a hearing in the U. s. Com missioners court this afternoon on the charge Of being mentally unbalanced, which charge was proven.
 Ryan lmagmcs he is a special agent for the secret service department of the United States and has been busy assisting Uncle Sam to rid the An chorago section and other places Of spies a.d alien enemies. He, accord ing to his crazy rambling talk, has broken up many gangs of spies, ana stopped diaboHcal plots of various kinds. Today about every live min u,cs he called the iailcr at the Fcder- al institution and handed out cable messages for President Wilson re- gardiag alleged spy activities in Alas ka.
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NEW TANKER NAMED
 IN HONOR REPORTER
 WHO WAS BORN AT SEA

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 9. - In hon. or of John M. Connolly, formerly a reporter of this city, Butte and Dem ger. Colo, and who has worked with newspaper men now practcing their calling in many cities of the north west. the 7OOO-ton tanker launched aft Gloucester, N. J., m November was named. Mr. Connolly died at Denver October 31, 1916, being engaged at the time of his death as advertising manager of a gas and electric light company
 Connolly was born at sea in 1874 so that the floating memorial in his honor is regarded as being singularly appropriate
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ARE
 GIVEN A TRIBUTE
 BY THE GOVERNOR

Governor Strong, in his annual re- port, pays the following tribute to the old-time prospector.
 Thorough prospecting is a thing in- dispensable in a mining country. To the pioneer prospector is due the dis covery of many of the great mines that have made the western United States notable in mining history. The mospector is essentially a creature of the wandenust. He has left his mark in many regions of the world. In many states of the west he may still be seen, usually with his buro and pack, traversing the trackless desert, looking for float" rock with careful and experienced eye and examining it closely with the aid of glass, pick and hammer. But it is a matter of current comment that the guild of old-time prospectors is rapid ly disappearing, though not yet quite extinct. New methods are now em- ploycd, and the new type of pros pector with some scientific attain mcnt, looks for not only gold, silver, and copper, but for the rare metals as well, and he connects frequently with the assay office. But the passing of the old time prospector is to be de plored, for after all he filled a place in mining history that will not soon be forgotten.
 Prospecting in Alaska is a much more difficult matter than in the min ing states of the west There lodges are found with less search, although prospecting in any country is attend ed by many hardships. In Alaska the ground is covered by a heavy growth of moss and, added to this, in the coastal regions especially, is a jungle like growth, almost impeuetrable, all combining to make the prospectors work difficult and at times hazardous and always discomaging. And Alas ka has been but superficially pros pected, even in the well-known min rral zones. It has been but scratches here and there in places less difficult of access and near bases of supply. Although the real prospector may be found in the remoter regions, for the reasons that have been stated, pros pecting in the old way promises to become soon lost art. In some min ing countries the prospector receives governmental aid and encouragement, but in this country he has made his own way, fought his own battles, borne his own burdens, satisfied if he were in a measure successful. But the tale of a successful prospector is soon told. Seldom has he profted from his years of labor. Those who came after him frequently secured the reward that should have been his.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
ALASKA FISH STRIKERS IN A
 COMPROMISE

SEATTLE, Jan. 9. - The strike Of halibut and cod fishermen Operatiro from Juneau, Kctchikan, Seattle, Van couver and Tacoma, has been ayerted, qs the men will raGfy a compromise wage agreement offered by the em- ploycrs. Officials of the Deep Sea risbermen's Union assert that the Seattle union has ratified the agree mcuJ, which compromised the dCmGHd. of the men for advanced wages,
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
NEW COPPER PLANT
 BE READY iN SPRING

NEW YORK, Jan. 9. - A Butte dis patch says the Anaconda Copper Co.,. is rushing the erection of it's new cop per wire plant al Great Falls, Mont. The plant will be ready next spring and it is expected that the, company will next erect a brass works. The capacity of the company's zine smell ter is being increased 30 1-3 per cent, or S,OOO,O0O pounds of shelter month lY.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09

Mems. Guy. and NomCns Moose bide mocros.us. Brown N HawNl0N. Quality First
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
CHAPLIN SCHOOL OF ART
 BARRED ON BRITISH LIPS

LONDON, Jan. 9. - Facial adOm- mcnt of soldiers in the London dis trict has come under review of the local commander
 The result is Charley Chaplin" mustaches have been barred. The men are ordered to wear full-length ones or none at all.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP

To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given chat ,hr partnership heretofore existing be- tween ,hc undersigned under the name and style of the Newman and powcrs-has this day beer dissolved. Dated. January 2nd, 1918.
 T. c. NEWMAN.
 F.. W. POWERS. Jan. IO-DuIy and Sunday
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
LIST OF PRICES
BOWERS G RICH J. JUNTE Jl2

It tmay get SO some tune Una, daugh ters arc comfort Co their mothers only whom .hey are slfa in bed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09

A. McIver. i.erssa undertaken.
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Subscribe for The Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
DETERMINED WAR AGAINST RUSTLERS
 IS BEING WAGED

COLORADO SPRINGS, Jan. 9. - A determined war against cattle rust ,ers recently was launched by the Fl Paso Stock Growers Association, which voted a standing reward of $500 for evidence resulting in the convic- ton of thieves.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-09
FOB SALE
JOB PRINTING PLANT

we'll equipped. In prosperous Cordova' where there is a demand and opening
 for weekly or daily newspaper Price Sl 500. cash $500. balance on time. Write or wire W. A. Steel. Colmon building, Seattle. JN
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"A KISS FOR CHILDREN OF INTREPID FRAl


,logne! There, with gay knitted
caps and warm mittens and skates
over their shoulders, marches a
group Of Riddles. the biggest ones
in the lead and the littlest ones
stretching their legs almost
straight out to keep up with the
procession. Strange, there are no
sleds. 1t scarcely SHOWS often
enough for that, however.
Here are a couple of gamins!
No change In them anywhere in
the world. Battered shoes, and
tattered knitted caps like Ounce
caps jammed down over their
ears, the tassel half off of one
cap and entirely off the other, and
the invariable knitted muffler
wrapped around the neck, and
streaming over a shoulder or be-
meath an arm or somewhere, but
Haunting with French jauntiness
wherever the ends may be.
Keep Horror From Them
Fire-red cheeks, they have, and
wide grins, and dancing devil in
each eye: and they are indulging
In the perhaps unrefined but uni
versally known JOY of humping
each other off the sidewalk.
The poor as we'll as the rich
have a right to the Champs-Ely-
sees, and while there may be
difference In the quality of their
clothes and difference in the
making, there Is small difference
in the way they wear them. Small
difference, too, in the happiness Of
their faces, for the parents of
France are doing this wonderful
thing for their children, rich and
poor and middle-class alike;
THEY ARE KEEPING FROM
THEM AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
THE CHASTITY HORROR OF
THIS WAR.
Dries Tears
There are those who have no
parents. The orphans of France
form great, and a constantly
growing problem. Much has been
done toward saving these future
generations which must replenish
France; much more must be done.
Those who have given, must give,
and give, and give again; for these
coming citizens need more than
food and shelter: II they are to
grow up useful to humanity. and
as brave as the fathers who died
for humanity's sake, they must be
made happy as well as healthy.
No gloom for the little
ones! Everybody in France
makes that n constant effort.
We know a most conscientious
woman who did not quite succeed
one day. She succumbed to the
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Hats

Omitted Press Leased Wire.l
BERLIN, March 4-Formal
peace, made by the German office
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ters of France, had been plunged
into such needless agonies of
grief!
SHE CRIED! Something stop
ped her; the voice of her two-year
old son, who was crying out of
sheer sympathy. Her first, and
her most natural, instinct was to
clasp him in her arms; but at the
same moment came the thought
that, IL future France is to main
tain its centuries-old sublimity of
courage and endurance, 1t was for
her, as for every mother, to set an
example of strength. So she
dried her tears, and smiled.
A French Gentleman
But the future Frenchman was
started, and could not stop. The
most powerful lever was used he
was told that little French len
tlemen did not cry! 1t was a ter
lrible blow, and he struggled with
all his baby might to achieve the
high ideal which was his because
| 1t was his mothers; but the sobs
continued. Amidst them, he
stoutly maintained that he was a
little French gentleman, even if
he did cry; and that took almost
more strength that his mother
possessed, for she was compelled
to dispute his proposition; where
upon he turned from her knee
and toddled to the door.
He opened 1t, he marched
thru, snuffling and gulping, he
closed that door; but no alto
gether. A tiny crack remained, 1t
held slightly wavering for q long
time. a very long time. Tue
mother, shifting perfectly notion
less, had as hard a struggle as the
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ON ACTION ON
JAP REQUEST
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 4.
AS allied diplomats today con-
tinued to struggle with the prob
lem of proposed Japanese inter-
vention in Siberia, new develop
ments added danger to the situa-
ton.
The state department received
rumors from Yokohama that the
Russians were blowing up bridges
in Siberia, possibly, it was held,
to fOrestall the Japanese.
Congress threatened to become
embroiled in the situation when
Meyer London, socialist, intro
duced a resolution in the house
protesting against "the suggested
invasion" of Russia by the Japa-
nese.
He denounced the proposed
move as having its inception in
the "insidious effort of unclean in
terests" to have Japan seize Rus
sian territory.
japanese diplomats meantime
indicated their plans were temper
arily held up.
The state department stated to-
day that no decision has yet been
reached on the problem.
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