davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30
MADAME PHEPUTS
ON A GREAT. SHOW.
Although Lava Lake Has Fallen
Somewhat, Spectacle Is Mag
niticent-Satan Himself is On
Hand ..l
(By L. W. de Wis Norton)

' T.. AuRngt ND-1hnt
the first feeling nnon orrivin, NJ Tho
,.,.,ooo az:
''''"O '"'' "'''' ""'"' wa" one 7"
Oltter disappointment cannot be dc.
MED, for HGlPmaumau seemed to be no.
thing but iumbled mass or tover;po
smoking croGs riIad in ir.xtricobIe
confusion on every s;Jo Tbe grant
eastern bench. sharnIv untitled 70 n
douoerops rozor odga rosn fuIIy eightv
feet abDve thr rim ~ tho nj 18th
bevond il ronvc imam rongo ~ sovoro
in coed summits towar;nr tbrooton;nglv
thr0ugh tho driving s,noke and ouivetr.
mo bent have
The great main oreo Of tho Iote was
uuiet and crustrd over sova in ono
corner where yuwnod a white. hot and
glowing cavern frlnged with magni'
i,"eht sta'aetlt" curtain toward which
the "nol' lux" surface was "radliy
streaming,
say the t'rSt t"elIng was one OF
diEHpPolntment for since yesterday,
me lake mas talrn suddenly, and ones
expectations OF finding It upon the
verge or overflow were doomed not to
n' renhHe!' ]" d" exact " mas tallen
from "l'hlh '"w rect OF the rim OF
'he pr at me south east, to pretty
nearly torF Ie"t h"IoW.
no" soon customs state! Three or
four years ago, If the lava lake of Hale.
maumau shonl" have risen from its Gus
.omary Ie'el OF -FOUR or rive hundred
,eP' uo"h' 10 "l'hln hundred rect OF
'ne nm, people would nave tlocked to
See H. ana tne hote' would nave been
even more full than It is toni ht when
there are about $50 people here to
worship Mt Pele's shrine Nowadays,
however, after the extraordinary high
levels of last year and the early part
of this, we are discontinued if we find
1t even forty fePt below the overflow
point.
Satan On the Job
Rut our nrolim;nor,. 1;aono;0tD.
ros noro tbon ANIL: a,,ntn, I,%.,
n cor,Io ~ bouro Io,Dr ,rhon " Sn,,;nt
risinn norio5 o,,ln,inoto1 - -,
ooraToI braoL nm ~ Ibo ort;ro ioLa
foIIowe6 by, pn;ro.,loA,tL,, ia eaII
For fow monmets - aoan,od az tho,',h
all the thousand sn;r;ts 10 Ham I'D
hroLop lonso 90 tbo eo,rto; .ooroJ
in crosbinn cosnodoo on,Inst ~ rooL,,
rror. orJ tho ;noanda',Sn. ~
cd Sownward IN glnu;na shaats 90 49,
mo foom nnd .nrov TSo ;ronroaa;o, 80
inferno was mazda comnlete bv tho
,,o;ra a;IEu,,o..a - Irt.,S
oyoinst ~ irr;d smoLo for thd,o he
wos witG Iowering hrows tbe hooL "a
nnse ~ a RrI,ar;en ,nonoreb nout;nn
Ins oud short no;nt.d hoord tho no
fila .rrmomntod NV curIina ba;r pnJ
two sLort unir+tinr horn.. Gotan ~,
seIf nrond nnJ ;mnar;ons ,aT;%a ~.i+b
h,robtv main into his rnorinr t.horo
torv
some of rs f,rod forth IN tbo ror+h
oo,t vboro lam aoro.s ,oJLot
rrpck movr occoss 70 n now oyerflow
I,on,h to,, go &c. A. .:v'
.or,a,,,bn. ,,rooo,;o, o,;u,n
;nmhIa of toIrs tb;oLrv noo,aI .;.h
prIe,, hair IeJ ~ ,ko foot of nm rn'
.iIted sboIf nm Uhi.h va nio,ohoraI =
find orrsoIyo. within fa,r fnot % .ho
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30
MEN OF HAWAII REGIMENTS
TO ATTEND TRAINING CAMPS

Not all the men of the First and Sec
Ond Hawaiian Infantry regiments ure to
remain in Hawaii and spend their time
doing garrison work to replace the regu-
lars, for one hundred and fifty have
been designated to attend mainland
training camps to try for commissions
as second Heutenants in the United
States army.
Hawaiian Department headquarters
sprung u surprise on most of the men
by announcing list of those whom the
officers believe stand a good chance to
qualify for commissions. Many men
who were examined were unaware
they were being selected for this pur.
pose. Those on the list will remain here
awaiting calls from the comma nders
Of the trimming camps, and will go for.
ward in detaehnIents as wanted. The
regiments were each allowed to fle
applications for ten percent of their
strength, the examining boards shaving
this down to two percent.
The list is as follows:
Camp Pike, Arkansas
Williams, Charles c., pvt, NJ G. Co.,
LIST Hawn. Inf
Fraser, Dexter, pvt, NJ. G. Co., LIST
Hawn. Inf.
Decker, Harry T., pvt, Co. c, LIST Hawn.
Inf.
Bingnman, Benjamin H., sgt Q. NJ. c.,
F. Shafter, II. T.
Foster, William s., Q. NJ. sgt, @ NJ. e.,
IT. Shafter, II. T.
l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30
BRITISH PICK OUT " .
GERMAN AIR TARGETS

LONDON, August 27-tAssociated
Press An official report Of the Brit
isb air raids carried out against Mann
helm on Sunday and Monday state that
the British planes flew over the city
Il height of only two Thousand feet,
lroPping numerous bombs on the muni-
ion works, the railroad yards and other
places Of military import ance, "
The Germans threw up dense bar.
rnge, which the British flyers pene.
trated In safety both in reaching the
city aud In leaving it. All the raid
No nlHnPs returned 10 their bases.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30
Are You Going on a Journey

Chamberlalnis Co'm mud Dinrrhora
Remedy should be rnrErd in >"nr hnnd
luggage when going on a i"urrey.
Change Of water, diet and tru'n"rntrre
all tend to produr" howell tr""hlo md
this medicine camuo, l." secured on
board the train or steamship II may
save much suffering aud iuron, rniPNca
II yOn have /: handy. For sale by Pea
son, Smith 4 Co Adv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30
AN IMPROVED OUININE
DOES NOT AFFECT The HEAD

Becau"e OF Its tonic and laxative eHeCt
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININR will he found
better thu II ordinary Ouluine. Docu not caus
reTvousnrss. nor ringing In the head
-m"cI, here Is orly one "rro.ro OuiLtu.
rae bIPL''"'" '. J.. T.. ,.rY " 81 g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30

,o6a Hb;eb Mo m" Rri,i.b S,yer. Do "
49, ~, ''se,s ~ ~
i%,'" nI =" -, ' ,, mo'n J" ,T1ete tns
n.y. ,I"no. ,a,"rnaI ,La;. -.
- ~ ~ 49, 49, ~ -. DueS -.
Co. No. y.
.;or,lon. gorrev 4 r,I Un Dot 1rd
hnprs.
Elmnth Waite, p ryt Ist cI O NJ.
e., Scho Bks, II. r.
ahau. Robert. crl, Sun. Co., 2ud
Hawn. Inf.
,urke. Frederick ", pvt, Co. D., 3rd
Engrs +
hambers. Gcorgp W horseshoer. ca.
c, 3rd Engrs 4
bilRnpwortb. Robert X srt SIM Co
lst Hawn Inf. =
'alconer, Bayard f.. cpl, Co. y. 3rd
Engrs. "
Haramoto, =, pvt. 2nd Hnwn. Int,
lunosgd1
'hillin. William " pyt. HG Co. 2nd
Hawn. Inf.
Hms. Hurry r, pvt, lst Hnwn. Int.
Inf. on ,
IeTrou, John n, lance cpl, NJ. D.,
Soho. Bks. H. T. "a
Boiling, Agustus G., pvt, Q. NJ. c.,
Scho. Bks., II. T. =
bale, Richard F., cpl, Co. D., Ord
Engrs.
LcIurrmy, George T., pvt, LIST Hawn.
Inf. runasgd.J
| \kana, James X, pvt, End. Hawn. Infy
(unasgd.)
"a ChaIl, Edward T., pvt, NJ. c. Co,
LIST Hawn. Inf. FL
Virasnik Joseph, cpl, Co. D., 3rd
EnprS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-30

The shipping board has turned over
two additional steamers to the Mat
son line, according to information
reaching here yesterday, This bring ,
the total of shipping board vessels
operated hv III" MatsoD company up
= %" ""e company now op"rnt .,
about 100000 tons of shippny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03

|Americe vzpruhouF h zvyseni
cinnosti.
v prv6 fade ma n$ je aby-
|chom opatfili nasi atnadu ma
'Sibifi i've Francii q Ihlii who'd
nou cetbou.
Necht tedy krajaf, cesi
'S!ovaci, Y nejblizslh dnech
Esbiraji knihy, oysen, opraydu
|cenne 2 nikoliv odlskene jen
stare kalendafe, ale laihy, KITE
re by odpovfdaly spu cenou
lasce jakou chovam k statec-
|nym nasim bratrim ceskoslo-
|venske armade. IN
Knihy zasflejte Skyenske Il
|ze, 524 Fourth ave. pittsburgh
Pa, bohemian Natbnal ALI.
ance 3639 w. 26 Stret, Chica-
Fgo, ILL.,, nebo Bo1emian Ma.
tional Alliance, 31t East ~
Street, New York, \. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
cESK 0SLO LOvENSkY vEcER
MA kOLUMBIJskE UNI
vERSITE.
|teskoslovenska Tiskova Kane.

=
Washington, D. G. Dne
l3. srpna newyorska nase osa-
da ceskoslovenska pTedvede ma
oslovenskem veceru skvesy
program a to ma Kolumbijske
|universite pred asi 5000 beast
milky letnich studijnfch kursl
lniversitnich.
Bude to opravdu vzacna pri
llezitost nehot posluchaci tech
to kursu jsou profesori a ucite-
lie ze vsech dcelist Ameriky.
liz dnes konajf Sc peclive pri-
Ipravy 9 Sokolstyo, newyorsti
Frevci jiste pficini Sc ably poda-
III vykony co nejdokonalejsf.
Program vykazuje take pred
lrasku p. Karla Perglera dele
tgata Narodni Rady Ceskoslo-
Ivenske take 1castnici vecera
budou naSich tuzbach infor-
movani jiste dokonale. Vyznam
ltohoto vecera nemusime jista
ldokazovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
AMERICANA PRO cESk0-
SLOVENSKOU ARMADA MA
SIBfkl.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. - Zajem
10 nasi ceskoslovenskou armadu
ma Siblri je, v Americe obrov-
sky. Prirozene, ze Sc nalezla ia
ke slechetna srdce Americana
vzdy pristupna uslechtilym ci-
tdm. A tax v New Yorku sor-
lganisovana spolecnost Ameri-
can League for aid to the Cze-
chosloyak Forces in Siberia,
Fjez obrala 81 Ia dkol vsemi pro
stredky mravnimi i financnimi
postarati Sc 0 podporu nasi ar
mady. Ia cestneho predsedu
zvolen Prof. Masaryk, Vybor
|slozen je re znamych verej-
|nych pracovnikl q filantropd
americkych. Pan John Moffat.
lie -predsedou, Harrison Rhode
tajemnikem a H. J. Whigham
pokladnikem. z Cechoslovakjl
lpozadani soucinnost a radu
tito nasi krajane: Prof. Simek,
prof. Kovarik, Tomas Capek,
New York, j. F. Stepina z Chi
Icaga a PIP. Payer a Tomas ST.
do z Celvelandu, vedle pred
sedy Slovenske Ligy p. Alberta
Mamateye.
Organisace tato je vylucn6
americkou a bude proto podni-
kat sbirky vyhradn6 mezi "a
moznymi Americany.
Dosud nase Narodni organi-
SAGE stoji na stanovisku, re
svou akci politickou a pomoc-
nou vydrzujeme vyhradne z
pfispevku naseho ceskosloven
|skeho lidu. Vitame ovSem s po-
city uprimne citene vdecnosti,
kdyz Americana sami, ze sve-
no vlastniho popudu rozhod-
rou Sc pro podporu naSi arma-
dy ma Sibiri.
Nez tento krasny projev po-
rozumeni pro obeti nasi arma-
dy cd Americana must pas po-
vZbudit k dalSi praci vlastni !,
musl byti j naSim statisicdm v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
PERSEkUCE CESKE STATO
PRAVNf DEMOKRACIE. I
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.

CcSkOSiOFenSka lis. Kancelaf.
Washington, d. C.. - Rakou
ska. vlada nespokojila Sc Sc "a
stavenlm orAanu statopravni
demokracie ceske "Narodnich
l.istu" a po Mich vydavanych
"Narodpich Novin," ale zaka-
zala nyni strane te poradani ia
kychkoliv schdzi, ale dokonce
policie znemozhuje vsem Gle
nGm tero strany mluvit i ma
schizlch jinych politickych
stran. Strana statopravni demo
kracie yydala proto verejny
list k lidu ceskoslpvapskemu,
jimz protestuje proti tomuto
nasili vlady a/policie a zada
cesky lid. ally Sc medal novymi
vladimir perse kucemi odstrasi
ii od projevovani sveho smysle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
GEskY LID Sc LoUcl S RU.
SkYMI ZAJATCI.
Ceskoslovenska Tisl Kancelar.

Washington, p. g. - Praz-
sky n6mecky list Bohemia"
zuri l:ad tim, re lid cesky louci
Sc vsude ruskymi zajatci, kite
Fl nyni isou propoubteni Rakou
skem re zajeti. Pse mezi il
nym pod radpisen "Rus je s
nami -" Jak daeko pokroci
10 pratelstvi Cechd k Rusim o
tom 1hohl sc presvkdciti kazdy
cestujici v I.ysc '}ad Labem
Dire L. .cervna. Tam odchazel
oddii Rust do sv( domoviny.
Ceske obyvatelstvd z Lyse do
prcvod;lo Rusy ma tadrazi s hu
dbou v cello. Ma rahpe, kde Ru
sove nastupovali DO vagonI
hrala hld1a cesk4 k4narodni pi-
sn6, obyvatelstvo avilo s Ru-
sy pravou slavnos1 sbratreni.
Rusove drzeli devd dhta v narudi
a libali je. Divkyjplakaly.. Ru
sove jasaly Z b3l to povyk,
jejz byD daleko slyseti. Patr-
ne byl "povyk" ten slysan al
do Prahy, ze to redakci Bohe
mie zn6lO v uSlcl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
"SVET" VYSTOUPL ZE SVAZU
CIZOJAZYCNYCH CASOPISU.

Svaz cizojazycnych casopsu Spojenych Staech Ihe
Association of Foreign Language Newspapers
sci exstenci nekok roku pred vypuknum sveove valky
mnohych ceskych nych peanglickych stG cenem te
hoz byvaa Dennce Novoveku pozdej casops mas Svet
Jednym urcite wznacenym ucelem dotcene organisace
puvodne byvao zskavat oznamky casopm tom
stoupenym tedy dcel udanlive nestranny, nepolcky
Podobne odchyky cd puvodniho smeru saly nam ma
czojazycnych su Americe zanechava vytceneho sveho
zvast je predseda, Hammering, re odchyuJe
p1vodn rye obchodn cnnost svu osobni zahadny
vlv, pripadne chce dktovat nam.
Podobne odchyky cd pavodnho smeru staly Sc nam ma
padne zvast pred prohlaenm valky Sousatim Nemecku
kdy odm jsme nekok Hamerlingovych, dobfe honorova
nych oznamek Odmi jsme je ponevadz csela Mich
germanska propaganda nebost re nase zeme posa evo
jine valecne nutnosi do zemi spojeneckych.
Zavrhl sme tudiz podezrele byt dobfe pacene oznam
Ky spokoili toko nsery firem skutecne obchodnch
niko agacnich podobnych oznamek tovarnikd cgarety
vyrabejicich nazvice byo veu pomerne mao dalekO
meme nez mey ostatni ceske casopsy.
Jakmile vsak urednich zprav vycetli jsme, re wash
ingtonska vlada pohliz Hammerngovu cnnos nedave
konec vyjmenovany predseda re by zapeten
soudn ysetfovani pro akceptovn nemekych penez ku ST.
kaisrova vlvu Amerce, odmit sme zmlnene obchod
nj oznamky nam nabizene prerusi MIN veSkere
dalsi spojeni.
Vcera posleze vynal jsme "Sveta" j tax O.
vztahy MIN vice mit nebudem Byl e vzdy loyalnm VII
ma dale zachova.
Ia vydavatelskou spoletnost "Svet'
ALOIS FAX, tajemnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
PozEMNf ToRPEDovKY.

FOAEMN4 ElNfEUONAY.
Kdybychom mohli prirovna
vati valceni pozemni s valce-
MIN namornim, bylo by mono
fjci velkych britickych a je-
ste vice novych obrovskych
americkych voznicich, re jsou
TO mohutpe dreadnoughty, nj
echo Sc nebojici, ale "a to po-
malu Sc pohybujici, slime obr-
meme a mocnymi zbranemi opa
tfene.- O takovych valecnych
strojich Sc predpoklada;; 'ze
hlavni jejich cena ,spociva v
tom, ably Sc radeji zastavovaly /,
q bojovaly svdj zapas az do
trpkeho konce. Ne tedy sc roz
behnouti do utkani, zadtociti,
odbociti a rychle Ease sc VIDA
liti, aby mohl byti nepritel po
lfipade byti napaden jine
strany. Ale pri rozbijepi dtva-
ri pechoty anebo jeji pronasle
dovani bylo zahy vyciteno,, ze
jest tfeba rychlych strojd toho
to druhu ,jakychsi pozemnich
torpedovek, jez by jake vosy
ma nepvitele re vsech stran do
razely ,bodaly no a k smrti u
hanely. Stroje, jenz by rychle
ujizdely a pri tom Sc vyzname
navaly celkovou vsestrannou
pohyblivosti obratnpstf.
Rrisdm, puvodnim vynalez-
cum vse pred sebou drticich
voznic, pripadla dloha pokusi-
ii Sc sestrojeni novych rychlo
beznych voznic, &C pri tom S nj
mi O zavod take pracovali wy
nalezci francouzsti a JIM. Leh
ke voznice, jimz bylo prezde-
no "mrskaci," objevily Sc ma
bojisti pri uspesnem podniku
spojeneckych vojsk, chylicim
Sc nyni k viteznemu zakoncehi
vypuzenim teutonskych hord
vybezku bitevni cary mezi Sol
ssonsem Remesi. Tito mrska
ci mali hybne stroje, podobne
onomu obrovskych voznic po
obou stranach ploSiny ma ktere
jest umistena jedna pancerova
vez. V te je muzstvo mrskace
a fada strojnich pusek,. tvori-
cich jeho vyzbroj. Plosina mr.
skace meri 18 stop z deli, kdez
to vez jest 6 stop vysoka. Stroj
mrskace jest umisten vzadu "a
streleckou vezi We zvlastni pan
cerove budce.
.Pri nedavnem boji blize Ca
chy shield velitel anglickych
voJsk, ze Sc nemecka pechota
stavi 90 siku proti briticke pc
chote. Dal narizeni sedmi mr.
skacdm, aby tyto Teutony roz
rrasily a v mziku Sc mrskaci
hnali proti nepriteli. Mezitim
Nemci, majici ma mysli obrovi-
te. tezkopadne voznice puvod-
niho druhu, udrzovali sc ma
svem miste, malice v 1myslu
zasypati pred Sc zenouci pro-
tlvniky krupobitim >strel stroll
Mich pusek a rucnimi granaty.
Ale nez Sc nadali, byly mrskaci
n,ezi mimi a zahajili strasnou
ralbu do skupin branicich Sc
Nslncd, kteri Sc brzy dali vse-
mi smery ma 1tek. Byly prona
sledovani mrskaci, kterf $ mimi
peien drzeli krok, ,nybrz ne
ktere prchajicf predstihli . dr.
tSlii ty, kdoz palbe strojovych
pu$ek unikli. Protoze mrskac
dosahne ma dosti nepfizriy@
ndde rychlosti IL mil "a hodi-
nu. nemtze plnou vyzbroji "a
t(zeny ,yojak nemecky doufati.
&c by daleko uprchnul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03

Nemec chvasta re Francie vykrvacenm bledne sam
chudak zloutne srachem
Nemci SVEN dsupu cd reky Marny kradou Francou-
mic nevada bude Jim brzo odzvoneno bez nich
Valka jest nejen peklem, ale drahym sportem = TAX
pla sryc Sam vaky kazdou hodinu diva miony doara
Rakousky Kare zada zvysen sveho patu 6 mliond ko
run Patrne nemy W pensi proto hledi uhnout co Sc
jeste utrhnouti da.
German Sc vysmva Americanan, ze nejsou dosi We va
ecnem remese zkuseni Mohou by en rd jinak by Nemc
liz dale upalovali Berinu.
Jest nevysi cas- ably Turc Buhaf poznal jak neradno
Jest "a Nemce kastany ohne Ma Rakouku mali ne
odstrasujici prikad
Tureckym usoupenim uspsena by byla costa spojencu
pres Cafhrad ma vzdor re hlavn mesto oto
manske rise jest ponekud ruky. .
Kaisrovv mirove podminky zahrnuji sobe i konrolu
Suezskeho Prupavu eutonske drzos by dnes nikdo
Pred yakou pravl kaisr "nebude Americe rpet zad
NJ nerozum ii zara. neposusn yankeeove opovazuj
nyn mu napraskati jese tomu bez jeho
nejyyssiho cisafskeho kralovskehO svoleni.
Rocky prime Krystof hodla ozen americkou milo-
nrkou takto zskanym penezy pomoci sesazenemu kral
Konstantinu rln Pochybujeme, re by nektera
pracka Americanka daa svoe penze do tax pochybneho
byznysu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-03
MA sTRAz A DO BoJE!
Rakoasti spehouni zvyiuji
cinnost!
'Ceskoslovensl1a Tiskova Kane.

Washington, D. C. - z vnd
cich kruh1 naseho hnuti bylo
nam ulozeno zvlast ddrazne,
lbychom upozornili ddtklivs
"a zvysenou cinnost rakou-
skych 9 mad d'arskych agantd u
teto zerhi. Je dnes jisto, ze pres
iebepcci, jemuz Sc rakousti a
nad'arstl agenti vydavajf v te-|
o dobe v teto zemi, neumdle-
Jaji We sye cinnosti, naopak lze
,ozorovat, ze v poslednf dobe
il vystupnovali ma nejvyssl MOI
nou mfru.
Jejich prace - muslme do
|znati ~ mela ma mnohych mi
stech svij skodlivy vliv a nam
|rezbyva nez verejne vyzvat
|vsecky krajany, Cechy Slova
ky, ably byli vsude ma strait j
kde treba, zasahli ne1prosne
ma dopadenf kazdeho rakou-
|skeho neb mad'arskeho nahon
|ciho.
Nejde jen snad agenty ra-
kouske a madarske vlady, n.y.
,rz take O nesvedomite lidi, kite
| II re vSech sill Sc snazi poSko-
dit hnuti "a ceskoslovenskou sa
nostatnost, jednak mezi nasi-
nj krajany, jednak mezi Ame-
'icany. Neni pochyby, ze bude
re musit znovu celit propagan
lie t6chto stvIr.
Pripad krajanky Jaruskove
lie jednim dokladG, jak mo-
hou nesvedomiti lide privest ze
nu ma Sibenici a tax rozmnozit
|zbytecne obeti rakouske besti-
ality.
V prvni rade nutno, ably 81
krajane odvykli zbytecnemu
lrovidani po hostincich a vefej-
|Eych mistech. Prazdnymi deba
tami klepy a pomluvami mo-
hou poskytnout jinak zcela do
brl lide informace nepratel-
skym agentdm. TAX tomu mI-
re byt We stu a tisici pripadech.
Zalezitosti narodni mali Sc pro
jednavat pouze ma mistech X
tomu vhodnych a temi jsou rad
ne schGze nasich narodnich or
|ganisaci.
Je naprosto nespravno deba
tovat We verejnych mistnostech
siroce a dlouze rozkladat rozu-
my praci toho neb onoho pra
covnlka zde neb "a mofem,
zvanit o poslani jednoho ci dru
leho pracovnika jenz odjel do
Evropy atd.
/
Dale rozhodne treba posta-
Wit Sc proti kazdemu, kdo ia
kymkoli zpGsobem poskozuje
hnutf, v jehoz sluzbach dnes
stcji desetitisice vojind, ochot-
lych polozit svlj zivot.
Rozhodne tfcba Sc oprit
vsem tenn slaboch1m, pacifis-
tGm a vedomym neb ncvedo-
mym napomahacdm rakousko-
uherske vlady, kteri jeste dnes
mluvi a pisi proti nasim arma-
dam, proti nasemu boji.
Stava Sc, re nesvedomiti lide
fikaji We spolecnosti: Marno
vse, nelze vyhrat! Americka
vlada jeste nepotvrdila Narod-
nj Rady. Britanie necht 81 ude-
Ia poradek donna. Takove vyro
ky jsou trestuhodne proto, 70
reodpovidaji pravde jsou dix
tovany zlomyslnostl mnohdy
sympatiemi k nasim neprate-
lum. Osoby jez takove vyroky
pronaseji, mely by byt pridr-
zeny hned ma miste k zodpo-
yednosti kde Sc vec opakuje,
mel by kazdy krajan razne "a
krocit.
Podali jsme priklad, kde kra
jan Kalifornie podlamoval
odh0dlani ceskoslovenskeho do
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-23
Guilty to Manage
Dancing Pavilion

Prof D. G. GUILTY, lessee and man
ager of the Colonial ball room in
Fairfield avenue, and proprietor of
Quilty's School of Dancing, will have
charge of the Fairfield Beach paw
lion for the coming summer, and an
nounces the opening for the season
the evening of Memorial day, May 80.
Following the formal opening there
will be dancing every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday evening through
the summer season.
This announcement will be pleasant
news to hundreds of the young peo-
pie who visit Fairfield beach during
the summer to enjoy the bathing
and who also like dancing, as it is an
assurance the pavilion will be con-
Quoted in the best manner possible,
that roughness or improperly of any
kind will not be tolerated, and that
all may attend and be assured of a
pleasant evening.
Prof GUILTY intends to maintain
the pavilion at the same high stan
dard which has made the Colonial
| ball room one of the best known
places of amusement in New England
and a model for the big cities all over
the country. Murray's orchestra has
been engaged and will furnish the
music.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-23
Two M'Mahon Boys
Serving Uncle Sam

Word was received today at the
home of Privates Stephen Mcmahon
and John Mcmahon, the former sta
toned with the Ordnance Department
at Camp Hills, Long Island, and the
latter at Camp Devens, Aver. Mass.
to the effect that they are working,
like terriers and enjoy every second
of the new life.
Before entering the service Stephen
Mcmahon was connected with the
grocery firm Of J. M. Sullivan. Beech
wood avenue, and John MoMahon was
one of the most popular of the clerks
employed at the post office.
| Both boys were members of a great
number of clubs and organizations in
Bridgeport and were rated as being
among the most popular of the young
men in this district. Stephen was for
more than year vice President of
the st. Joseph's T. B. and L. associa-
ton, an organization which gave him
a great send off when he left for
Camp Hancock, Ga, where he was
stationed for five months before being
transferred to Camp Mills.
When John left Bridgeport for ser
vice in the army he was sent to Camp
linton. 7. l., but was later transferred
to Devens where he is now. The two
bows are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
IB. MeMahon of SOB Brooks street
bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-23
EMMANUEL CHURCH
is PRESENTED TO
CHRISTIAN union

The Bridgeport Christian Union is
to enter into a new activity in the
South End of the city. This has be-
come possible because of a. gift of
property situated on the corner of
Gregory and Lafayette streets known
as Emmanuel Baptist church.
The plan is to do a neighborhood
work including such features as boys
and girls classes and clubs, and in
continuing the Sunday school, also
holding the 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon service in the church. The
work will be wholly undenominational
and young woman who has had
training will be in direct supervision
under the directions of the Christian
Union.
At a church meeting held last even
ing, presided over by E. c. Thompson,
unanimous resolutions were passed
thanking Hartley Williams and Adel-
bert M. Patterson for the splendid
work they have done as officials of
the church After the business meet
ing the meeting adjourned to the audi
torium and after fitting remarks by
Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Williams was
delegated to pass over the deeds of
the property to the Bridgeport Chris
tan Union. In well chosen words he
| told of their sorrow at having to dis
solve the church but their joy that
the property was being turned over
| to the Bridgeport Christian Union.
A. W. Tremain as president of the
board of directors of the Bridgeport
| Christian Union received the deed
and in fitting words thanked the don
| ers Rev. C. W. Simpson, superin-
tendent of the Christian Union, then
made a few remarks as to the plans
| for future work in what is to be
known as the Emmanuel branch OF
| the Bridgeport Christian Union
! George H. Edwards and W. A. Smith
representing the Christian Union
were also present.