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B. SLozENf vOJSKA.

I. Ceskoslovenske vojsko
jest slozeno yyhradne z dobro-
volnikd ma dobu, valky.
2. v zasade vsechny IRA
dy v sestavu voiska budou oh
sazeny Cechoslovaky. v pfipa
de velmi pravdepodonem, ze
pro potfeby sestaveni nedosta
valo by Sc Cechoslovakd, bu-
dou moci byti docasn6 urceni
k raznym dfadim ddstojnfci,
lekafi, dfednfci, zfizenci a vo
jaci odbornfci francouzstf. O
tomto urceni bylo by rozhodnu
to francouzskym ministrem
valky Sc schvalenim, po pfipa
de ma navrh Narodnf Rady. @
odvolani techto osob bylo by
rozhodnuto stejnym spIsobem,
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E. JMENoyANf. Po-
STUP. STUPNICE
HODNOSTl ATD.
al Ddstojnictvo.

i. CeSk0SlOVcIlSkem VOJ
| sku jsou pouze hodnosti s plat
lncstf docasnou( atitle tempo
ranre). Pokud Sc ttce cesko-
siovenskych ddstojnikn, jme-
novanf a povysovanf vykonavA
general velfef Ceskoslovenske-
niu vojsku q potvrznje nejvys-
| 81 veitelstvf francouzske. Jme
acvanf a ipovysovanf dele se
IA cbdobnych podmfnek jake
stanoveny jsou platnymi Pred
pisys pro vojsko francouzske.
Ucinek t6chto imeilevani
m1ze byti zrusen iednotlivym
zvlastnim rozhodnutim genera
Ela veliciho Ceskoslovenskemu
vojsku "a techze podnfinek.
| z. AZ Ceskoslovenske Vol
sKo bude cele nebo q easti v
II ~
pasmu 'valecnem, ddstojnik IA
uGelem zatfmnfho vypln3ni
mezer q rozhodnutf tato ozna
rni bezodkladne seneralu We
licimu Ceskoslovenskemu VOL
sku; zaroven ohlasf tomuto ge
neralu sve navrhy ma docasna
pcvysenf.
| 8! Po skonGeni sye sluzby
We vojste Ceskoslovenskem ce-
skoslovensti dnstojnici ibudou
moci pfestoupiti do ,vojska
francouzskeho jake cfzinci "
hodnosti nanejvys takove, ja-
keu meli We vojste Geskosloven
skem a We starsinstvi, jehoz We
voiste tomtol dosahli.
B. Muzstvo.
/. Jmenovanf a povysovani
deje Sc die pravidel platnych
We vojsku francouzskem po do
bu valky.
2. Dobrovolniky. ktefi dri
We jiz zastavali nejakou hod-
most neb trad v nekterem ci-
Izfm voiSts, bude mOzno rOz-
hodnutim generala pfijmouti
| do Ceskoslovenskeho voiska,
bud jich byvale hodnosti ne
bo nfade, anebo v hoGnosti ne
bo dfade nizsim vyhradou,
budou-li X iich zassavani shle
dani sehopnymi podle pfedpi-
sd platnych We vojste franeouz
Iskem.
/ &. Po skonGenf sve sluzby
I've vojst6 CeskosIovenskem, &c
skeslovensti starsi (desatniei q
LpoddGstojnici btadou moci pre-
stoupit do vojska francouzsk.
jako cizinci v hodnosti nanej-
lvyse takove jakou msh We voj-
lste ceskoslovenskena a We star
sinstvf, jehoz We vojste tonto
dosahli.
-
I c) Obecne zasady platn6
pro dIstojnfky nluzstvo:
1. Stupnice hodnosti jakoz
ii tunkce jednotlivyc|h hodno-
sti aneb uradu jsou tytez jake
We vojste francouzskem.
II. Sluzebni vykony v Ce-
[skoslovenskem Vojst6 ceni Sc
jako sluzebni vykony We vol
ste francouzskem.
j assS'
F. SPRAvA,
/. Podle dekretu re dine
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Verna laSka
aneb BoJ MLIONY.
Roman Napsa julius Mary
aneb BoJ o MILIONY.
Napsal julius Mary

Iti sve nezapomenete!'' r zvolala
Icela jsouc bez sebe.
Markyz zavravoral jako by
byl zranen a rozehnav Sc ruka
ma We vzduchu, sklesl na zidi
Fl zGstal TAX okamzik nahybn9
sed9ti. Oddychoval sipave a o.
ci mel krvi podlite.
Gabriela Sc domnfvala, ze
lInu telesne ublfzila. NMdj bo-
ze, smiluj Sc made mnou!" "a
vzlykala.
Norbert vytahnul kapesnf
satek a pomalu 81 utrel oblicej
H. velmi zdlouhave a 'aniz by
| pfi tom byl pohledu sveho cd
dfvky odvratil. Potom pravil
chladne: 'Kdybych vas nemu-
sci setfiti, byl bych vas zar-
dousil!" Has jeho byl hluboky
a drsny, avsak podivne jasny,
kdyz nynf poMacoval: "Bole-
| 10 by mne, kdybyste sc odda-
| va1a nadeji, ze mi jednoho
/ dne mnzete uniknouti. Musite
| pochopiti, proc vas drzim
necht' vam neujde ami jedine
| slovo! Jsem znicen - nevim
IL echo byti xiv; ,hledel jsem Sc
ozeniti - nalezl jsem jen ne
patrna jmeni. Wy vsak, Gabrie
| lo, Wy lbudete jednoho dine bo-
| hata!"
"Ja?" vyrusila jej Gabriela
lv nejvetsim ddivu. 4
i .Ano, wy" dotvrzoyal mar
kyz. "Vas otec jest d6dicem
| nesmfrneho jmeni, jez mu by
!, 10 zanechano bratrem, o nemz
Jste .bezpochyby slysela a jenz
eely svaj zivot v Americe ztra
vil."
! "Kdyz zemfel, nevedelo Sc,
kde rodina jeho We Francii Sc
| zdrzuje - tim Sc vysvetluje,
proc vas otec O tom dosud ne-
i byl uvedomen - ia tax ale po
/ zdeji ueigim. Nabyl jsemuye-
doinosti osjmeni tom - obnasi
j sto milliond! Kralovske to de-
| dictvi! A nalezna vas velmi
| krasnou a zcela podle me chu-
I'll - lined jsem pojal umysl
dvejnasob stesti ueiniti, to je:
pojmouti "a manzelku slfcnou
divku, ktera mi pfinese tax
Eskvele veno. Ostatek jest vam
znam -"
7 Gabriela mlcela. Udiv zba-
| vii il ma chvili schopnosti ja-
sne pfedstavy. Nesmirne jm6-
nj, neuvefitelne bohatstvi me-
| 10 pripadnouti il, ktera do te
chvile byla tax chudou - je-
/ Jimu otci, jehoz duch nasled-
KEN strachu, chofoby a start
byl seslaben! Nebyl to sen?
Netropil 81 nj blazny? Tiskla
ruku k ubohemu, horeGne roy
| paienemu Gelu. Nikoliv - me-
snila - byla pravdou, co clo-
fvek tento mluvil? Cele jeho je
dnanf jevilo Sc nynf We svetle
fcynicke smelosti - co zadal,
bylo pouhou spekuIaci on
incl jeste t6 ohavne drzosti pfi
Iznati Sc k tomu. Byla vsak v
fjeho moci.
'Tot' podle!' pravila v po-
bourenf SVEN. Tot sproste -
4'Nezlobim Sc vice. ujal Sc
rasrkyz op6t slova. ''Prave
jste mi zpdsobila nejhrubsf
mozne urazeni a pokofeni -'
| Povstal a ueinil nekolik kro-
fktl po pokoji; potom pokraco-
val: "Chapete nynf, proc inu-
|sfm trvati ma torn, abyste Sc
stala mou zenou? Must to BY
|tim
Mann pfatele, kteff nne
budou hajitiv' zvolala divka.
sPfatele? Snad Valentin?
Vaseho otce?" tazal Sc mar
kEz. "Poslednejsiho mann We
sve moci . brzo uyidite, iak ho
po'.ziji, abych vasi tsrdosij-
most prenrohl . mad vasirn Cd
r,OrAvyr zvf+xw;lO -
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lleta minula a pracOvnlch sill v
luhsodolech nasledkem valky
|velke precento ubylo. A protO
Ivyzvanf komisare paliva, aby
si kazdy hned uhli objednal, je
lmineno ku prospechu obyva-
tel.
Velka poptavka po uhlf Ia
Ipo6ala po vypuknutti valky i.
ASIA, kdy Sc zacaiy vyrabet Vi
IleGne potfeby pro Spojence.
| Kdyz Amerika vstoupila do
lvalky, ably vyroba pro spojen-
ce nebyla obmezena, stavely Sc
move tovarny a to znamenalo
vetsf spotrebu uhli v tovarnach
Ii ma zeleznicich. Stavba no.
lvych lodi pro dopravu vojska
q potfeb vyzaduje novou spo-
itrebu uhh.
A. w. Galloway, reditel, kite
| ry urcaje kam q ktereho uhlo-
dolu uhlf ma Sc dopravit, upra
| vii hruby nacrtek D vetsf spo-
ftrebe.
Il -
v roce 1918 v prdmyslovych
zayodech bude vstsf spotreba
% 35, 600, GOO tun. Pro vyrabeni
plynu q eIektriky 100000
ltun. Ma zeleznicfch o 12,0OO,-
600, pro lode o 100000. Ma
Ihrazka "a nedostatek oleje na
|zapads 1000, 900, Pro domaci
potfebu o 5000, 900 tun. Pr
tom mazeme pozorovat ty OBJ
Ftize uhlifd, >ktefi jsou obmeze-
mi nedostatkem kar a zkraco-
want ma pracovnich silach.
| Pocatkem valky pocet uhlo-
kopd klesl ma 80 procent. Priv
nj vyzva pro armadu Spoje-
nych Statd sebrala $4,000 uhlo
kopd. Vlada Spojenych Stati
jest jedina, ktera neosvobozu-
lie uhlokopy cd povinnosti vo-
ljenske. Povolanim muzd do al
mady a hledanfm pracovnich
ISL pro vyrobu streliva, poce,
uhlokopl ztencil Sc o $4,000.
I j. B. Dicson, predseda pres
Idoloyanf tvrdeho uhli, podava
|zpravu, re v tomto roce bude
lvykopano 89,0O0,O0O tun tvr-
|deho uhli, 0 5 procent vice, nez
[v roku 1917, vzdor tomu, ze
lie $4,000 uhlokopG jich zus.a
10 jen $4,000. Pro domaci po-
|tfebu jest urceno $4,000, 900
|tun.
| W!adni palivovy vybor roz-
Idelil tvrde uhli nasledovne:
| Pro Move Angricke staty
| 1881, 900 tun, o 1896 proc.
Ivfce nez byla spotreba v roku
l1917.
| Pro Atlanticke staty 31,417,-
154 tuny, 0 1869 procent vice
|nez roku minul&ho. Pro staty
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois a Michi
Ian jen 3,481,945 8 tun, O. 31.7a
procent meme nez v roce 1917,
IStaty Minnesota, Kansas, Ne.
braska, Iowa, kamz minuly rok
bylo poslano GIT ,965 tun nedu
stanou zadne tvrde uhli. A do
0SCaInlch "A Statu nebude teZ
zadne tvrde uhli poslano.
| M6kke uhlf bude muset ma,
hrazovat nedostatek uhli tyr
'|d6ho.
/ Do pfisti zimy bude postave
no nekoEik set lodi vice pro
ktere Sc must s uh1im pocftat a
proto Sc vyzyvaji rodiny ably Sc
uhlim zasobily nyni, ably v I'll
[me nemrzly.
| Vlada bude v ZINE pocftat
prvn6 ma valecne potreby a
zda-li n6co zbyde, dostanou ii,
[kteff nynejsfho vyzvani 81 ne
tpoysimnou.
Ivzajemnou dohodou minister
| stva valky a Ceskoslovenska M
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! ia vas nenavidim. Menus
sim Sc srdce dotazovati me-
nalezam v mem pro vas mic il
1neho nez opovrzenf a odpor!"
vysiovila Sc ,Gabriela prudce.
Markyz pOn6kud zblednul,
zdstal vsak klidnym. ''Se
mnou,' pokracoval, @nalezne-
lte ziyot, jakyz Sc pro vas ho-
df. Vase mladf upIyne v prou
du triumfd, jez Sc skoro kaz-
dodenne budou obnov0vati.
Jsouc jata, r0zjarena, l1nase-
ma, 11aucit Sc zanti vaziti 81
nejjemnejsich pozitkd nejrafi
novanejsiho pfepychu. Pc bo-
ku mann budou vam otevfens
nejvzneSenejsf salony. Stane-
tell Sc mou zenou, cely svet
vam bude zavidetip u
sKdo vlastne jste?" tazala
Sc nynf Gabriela.
"Markyz z Argentalu," cd
vetil Norbert. "Prinalezim ku
nejstarsi slecht6 Francie' a spl
MIN vSe, co slibuji.'
Gabriel zdesene uskocila az
ma druhy konec pokoje.
| IVY jste mne tedy oklamal,
lpravila, IVY jste oklamal me-
no otce - a proc jste tax uci-
Inil?"
"Ponevadz vas miluji," cd.
Itusil markyz.
| "A ponevadz mne milujete
proto dopustil jste Sc zlocinu?
ma tom mi nezalezi - che
jen,. abyste Sc stala mou!"
i "Nikdyv' zvolala dfvka
prudce. PAX pojednou pokor-
|nejsf Sc stanouc, pokra6ovala
skoro prosebn6: "Proc jste
myslenkami svymi prave ku
mne zabloudil - proc jste era
Ky sve zrevna ma mne uprel
byla bych byla tax st'astnou,
kdybyste mne byl nechal v me
Jim skrovnem postavenf - ne
m4la jsem zadnych prani, "a
dnych fantasif, zadne ctizade
stiS Proc snazite SC vse to v du
81 me vznftiti? Odfeknete Sc
mne. Coz pax neni dfvek il.
n9ch, krasn6jsfeh mne - vide
lanejsfch, vazenejsich nez ia
Ijsem? Jsem pouze chuda div
fka - nezaslouzila jsem si, a.
byste mne ublfzil. Placi a stra
chuji Sc nynf. Vrat'te mi mou
svobOdu. Dobfe vfte, ze Sc tim
prohfesujete. Nechte mne ode
| jiti vsak mne brzo zapome-
netew
T. Oci jeff zalily Sc slzami
lsepjala ruee, mluvic k Norber
ftevi hlasem prosebnym.
/ Gabriela byla TAX svddnou
a TAX krasnou, ze markyze
projelo jakesi mrazeni. Pfi.
bffzil Sc k nj, pojal jeji ruce We
sve vlastnf V prSdkem pobou
reni il pfivinul h sobe.
ZACH, jak jsi krasnou jak
to miluji!" pravil chvsjfcfm
Sc h1asem. A nepomyslel ami
dosti malo ma to braniti Sc po-
citu. jen5 Sc ho cele zmochoval
dale. Rty jeho dotkly Sc ternef
jcii hlavy.
I Hnevena vykfiknuvsi, v o.
blieeji jsouc celia zsinala a v
ocfeh majic psblesk opovrzenf,
income Sc mu vyrvala.
! APryc ode mne!' vyrazila
ze sebe. "Jste nejpodlejsf re
vsech zbabelcd r
/ "Ano, jsem zbabelec, BIZ
dak, ponevadz vdGi tobe pou-
zivam nasili. Proc mi vzdoru-
jcs? Urazej mne, Gabrielle,
chces-li - ia budu zboz1iovat
Elsta, jez mne budou tupiti.
Chci vsak, abys Sc stala mou
zenou - musis Sc ji stati!"
A, znoyu Sc k nj priblixil. o
ESD Sc opirajic, nemohla Sc
mu vice vyhnouti. Branila Sc
mu. ale byla velnni slabou
| nedoStayaIo sc ii dechu.
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F. sPRAvA,

/. Podle dekretu re dine
rs, prosince 1917, 81. g., oddly
'ceskoslovenskeho vojska bu-
dou spravovany podfe prayl-
del "a tychz podminek jako
yoisko francouzske. Vsechny
zasady, tykajici Sc tvofeni od-
din, jakoz j pozitku V pene-
zlch naturalifch budou plat
NY ! pro ne.
z. Vyjinkou ze vseobecne
Izasady shora uvedene . otaz-
kach tykajieich Sc sazeb w
ssluznsho. edm6n : podpor 2
podmineA zs j@ktch 'budo4s w
placeny, baadou vydaAs zvlast
nj nafizeni.
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vSEOBECNA KAzENt

I ,fgt " q
Vojska Ceskoslovenska pff-
sahajf narodu Ceskoslovenske-
mn jehoz zastupcem jest Ma
r0dni Rada.
Podl6hajf zakondm a vojen-
Iskym pfedpisiim francouzskym
Ijak Sc stanoviska technickeho,
tax Sc stanoviska kazne, vnitr
nj sluzby a vojenskeho soudni-
fctvf.
Pozd2ji zffzeno bude zvlast
nj sondnictvf podle pravidel
obdobnych pravidldm jichz Sc
Izfva We vojste francouzskem.
Pokud Sc tyGe vseobecne ka
zne, vefeineho pofadku, zdra-
votnictvi. ,yoienskho soudnic-
tvi d ubytovanL eeskosloven-
ske vojenske easti pobyvajicf
We vnitfnim pasmu podffzeny
jsou generation velicfm vojen-
skym okruhdm, ma jichz dze-
mi tato voiska jsou umistena.
Krom toho, generalove dozf
raifcf mad vycvikem vnitrozem
sAyeh vojsk budou vykonava-
tl vGGi eeskoslovenshemu voj-
skn prostfednictvfm generala,
tonluto vojsku velfcfho vsecku
pr;avomoc, hterou Jim poskytu
il platne pfedpisy viei vojIm
francoazsktm neb0 domoro-
dym. soi
Dhstojhici, ddstojniSti ccka
tele i starsi muzstva sucastnf
l.se eviGeni We ffancouzskych
Icvisnyeh ;skol&ch a podrobi Sc
" nich zkouskam po skonce-
IRem vycviku. v teehto CIVIC
Fnych 'skolach tvofiti budou pc
die moznosti zvlastni oddly.
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THE AIM or THE FoHEEGN LAM
GUAGE NEWSPAPERS or AMERICA
Ts help preserve the ideals and sacred
frRdftions Of this, our adopted country
the United States Of America, To re-
serve its laws and inspire others 70
respect and obey them. To strive an
ceasinkiy % .aaicken the pubIie's sense
OF civic dhtys In all ways to aid In
making this country greater and better
than. we fouhdit,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FO-
REIGN LANGUAGE NEwsPAPERs
Louis N. Hammerlins, President.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30

Captain William X. Wright arrived
last week on a brief furlough to visit
his mother, Mrs. Mary Wright and sis
ter, Mrs. R. H. Love. Captain Wright
enlisted in the state Of Washington
and has been in France for about one
year. His visit here was only days
duration and he will soon return to
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE.

Mrs. A. e. Sidenberder, Rockfeld,
Ind, states: For an attack of bron-
chial trouble which usually assails me
in the spring I find Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy the only thing that
gives me relief. After using 1t for a
few days all signs of bronchial trouble
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30
THE MANCHESTER DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1918.

of Dubuque are visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hutton.
w. w. Hockaday Of Manchester was
a visitor in this place Wednesday.
Freda Rizer has returned from a
two weeks visit with her parents at
Warren, Illinois, and resumed her
work in the post office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30

France.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Hammond are
the parents of a baby boy.
Mrs. Howard Reed is home from the
hospital in Manchester and is con-
valescing nicely from the effects of an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. D. w. Anderson and children
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30

troops in France.
Word received by his parents states
that Glen Dunn has arrived safely in
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Pitcher are home
from visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Clara Gould and family residing at
Dodge Center, MINI.
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disappears" For sale by A. G. Phil
Heredity.

Some people never get over their
birth and raising. The higher in IN
a monkey climbs the more Of monk
he becomes.-Paterson Gall.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
MANY BABIES
TAKEN TO RED
CROSS ROOMS
Ammusing Scenes as the
Little Ones are Being
Weighed and Meas
ured for Government.

A very fine showing of babies was
displayed at the Red Cross rooms
Saturday afternoon when mothers
brought theirs babies to be weighed
and measured. Mrs. A. B. Stephens,
who has charge, reported the babies
very we'll and every one up to the
standard.
Mothers with their little ones
filled the Red Cross rooms, from the
entrance of the stairs to the back of
the room and to the spectators this
was a very amusing sight. On ac-
count of the many babies which were
there to be examined it was neces-
sary to have Thursday and Satur-
day of this week to finish this work,
Approximately 100 were examined
Saturday.
Saturday of this week is the last
day mothers can have their babies
weighed and measured. It is very
important that every baby should be
weighed and measured and therefore
necessary for all mothers to be pres
ent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
BINGHAM COUNTY
RED CROSS IS DO.
ING GREAT WORK
Another Shipment to be
Made the First of the
Week; Bee Hive Girls
do Fine Work.

The Bingham County Red Cross
Chapter is doing splendid work and
all the ladies who are devoting some
Of their time to this work are work
ing very diligently to help fill the
quota which is allotted to this county.
Last Monday shipment of three
boxes was sent to headquarters which
included most fthe junior work,
more boxes have been completed and
will be ready for shipment the first
of the week. There are $50 bed jack
>ets just completed by the Bee Hive
girls under the supervision of Mrs.
Vance, which were taken to the Red
Cross rooms Tuesday afternoon.
The Bee Hive girls put forth splen-
did effort in completing this work
which fills one box of the allotted
three, one box o fhelpless shirts
three, one box of helpless case shirts
and one box of pajamas will also be.
sent in this shipment.
The following ladies registered for.
sewing on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Monday: Mrs. George H. Holbrook5
in charge, Mesdames Dolan, S. E. Sill,
Mary York, A. H. Simmons, Osmond3
Buchanan.
Tuesday: Mrs. Thorsen and Mrs.
F. c. Christ in charge, the Mesdamess
Percy Jones, N. J. Thorstenberg,5
John Exster, s. E. Sill, Mary York, I
Leona J. Chapman, Osmond Buch-
anan, Walter Hoge, James Duck
worth, Hyrum Vance and Mae
Fiance.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
ASKS FOR A CORRECTION

Mrs r.. G. Graft asks us to correct
our statement of last issue and in
form the pubic that the criminal
charge against Mr.. Graft was NOT
brought by herself, but by their
adopted daughter Stella Graft, form
erly Stella Wicks, daughter of Archie
Wicks.
Regarding our statement that sha
nad been seeking a divorce, Mrs.
Graff says that she has made no ar
rangements for a divorce.
Mrs. Graft started divorce action
some time ago, but withdrew it, and
1t is denied that the suits now fled
against Mr.. Graft have anything to
do with a move for divorce.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
James Nunley
is Charged
With Disloyalty

James Nunley of Blackfoot was
arrested Monday night by the United
states marshall and taken to Poca-
tello to answer to the charge of hav-
ing made seditious utterances. He
was bound over for hearing before
the United States court on Friday,
the sixteenth of August and was al
lowed to go on cash bond Of $500
to secure his appearance today.
Mr.. Nunley has on a number of
occasions made remarks that were
offensive to patriotic citizens, such
as predicting that Germany would
win the war, and that the war activit-
les or some of the war activities of
American citizens are d graft
ing. One witness states that he and
Nunley were reading the war bulletin
at the front of the Republican office
when someone remarked that IL
Germany should win the war he
would not want to live America,
but would want to leave the country.
Nunley is said to have retorted,
We'll you might as we'll be getting
ready to leave then, for Germany
will win"
Nunley was called before the coun.
Gil OF defense early in August and
questioned concerning his utterances
and his frank admissions and his
defiant attitude, coupled with his
statement that Food Administrator
Gagon had laid in a ton of -four be-
fore starting to enforce -four econo-
my, caused the council to file COM
plant with the federal authorities,
where he may be called upon to
prove his statment as to the ton Of
-four
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
PARTY FOR DRAFTEE

At farewell party given in honor
of Linwood E. Taylor Moday evening,
large party was in attendance.
Music, dancing, songs and stories
were indulged in. Mrs. Ralph Rister
and Mrs. Linwood rendered some of
the popular songs.
Light refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served and the party
lasted until late hour.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Poulsin and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Jones and family,
Mrs. Gray Taylor and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Taylor and son Donald,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rister and son
Donald and Miss Leah Christensen
and Lynn Hansen.
Mr.. Taylor was among the first
200 called on the first draft last fall
but was exempted for physical rea-
sons. But was recently called and
ordered to report for duty and he will
leave Wednesday morning, Aug. 10
for Moscow, Idaho for three months
mechanical training at the military
school there.
His Blackfoot friends wish him
well in the fight to end kaiserism
forever.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
RIBEC0URT TAKEN BY THE FRENCH
DESPITE THE GERMAN RESISTANCE
Germans Have Evacuated Forward Positions at
Beaumont Hamel and Bucquoy,
Lying North of Albert


LONDON, Aug. 14.-The Germans
have evacuated their forward posi-.
tions at Beaumont Hamel, Serre
Puisieux-au-Mont and Bucquoy, lying
in the region north of Albert, accord.
ing to Field Marshal Haig's communi.
cation issued tonight.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-The German
front between Albert and Arras is
caving in.
Gravely menaced in its flank by
the British far to the southeast of
Albert, the center of that front began
to draw back early today, marking
the beginning of new important Teu-
ton retirement.
The Germans cleared out of the
forefield positions of the Beaumont
Observation-Disclosures line.
This Is front of some five miles, but
the German intention manifestly is
to fall back to and across the Ancre
to the Arras-Bapaume line, thus
bringing this front to a level with
its battered right in Picardy.
20 Miles Added to Allied Front
Thus, twenty miles more have been
added overnight to the allied attack
ing front, for the British are 'in
touch with the enemy" according to
Haig's night bulletin, which means
that this new German withdrawal
will not be leisurely and without cost
II Haig can help it. 1t is significant
that the whole Picardy battle was
ushered in by exactly this sort Of op-
grafton; the Germans started to get
out and Foch, employing to the full
est his advantage of the initiative,
promptly swung his offensive to that
sector and knocked them out.
With the Albert-Arras front added,
the allies line of attack-from Arras
to the Oise-is now nearly sixty-five
miles in extent.
Ribecourt Taken by the French
But at the same time something