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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Suffrage Breaks Up The Lines

IL political agnments IN Texas are wiped out toT the
n time being, by the coming of suffrage. EnfTan
chng adds to the voting population Of the state
many thousands whose preferences to parties factions
party unknown Perhaps at least half of them
do themselves what their political preference is
o. one Of the several minor parties or whether if Demo-
Gratis, which Of the factions in local and state
politics they to join Suffrage has rather
pectedy and calculations have been made for by po
ical leaders by the themselves.
Not that there has been any apathy the part Of the
suragiss They have campaigned incessanty and efec
lively Austin and throughout the state but their efforts
hare been concentrated the main task getting the vote
exclusion Of other political considerations; and prob
ably not person in 1000 had any idea, when suffrage
first brought up the legislature that there any
probability Of its accomplishment this session The first
real hope Of the suragsts in president Wilson's
sage to the legislature recommending passage Of the bill
The lack Of real opposition when the matter brought
to vote surprised everyone who had been in the fight
Those influences which had actively fought passivey
rdculed the suffrage movement may be said almost to have
thrown up their hands and q and the bill went through
and now becomes law with the governors signature.
Ask any IN FL Paso how she VIII vote, and the
chances she VIII reply 81 haven't given the matter
much thought yet for the situation has developed very
didate This very sincere but not very illuminating to
those who interested in making political lneups In the
absence Of any statistics the subject is believed there
VIII be at least 1000 and perhaps 5000 voters in FL
Paso and knows how any Of those women viii vote
Those who expect married to vote their husbands
vote VIII have many surprise IN store for them when the
votes counted That has been the experience in other
suffrage states When political parties in the ascendancy
retain their lead after suffrage comes is by strengthen
ing their platforms and choosing candidates whom they be-
eve vii attract the respect and especially the votes Of the
women voters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Buy The Home Products

THE movement to buy goods made in FL PasO should be
something than conversation. 1t should be prac-
ced until it becomes habit for the habit viii be beneficial
to the local manufacturers and the whole population IN
equal It is not quite true to say the people VIII
always buy locally if quality and price right. Some
times they won't without urgent suggestion. Many buy
out of products because they have become used to
them think Of ordering anything else Also dis
lance lends enchanment in buying merchandise If it didn't
TIE mail order houses would 90 out Of business Local fac
tories the attractions Of distance too for much Of
their trade with outside towns and distant anhes and
mining camps.
Advertising has great deal 20 do with the sale Of out
Of town made products here Local and national advers
ing powerful In preparing 10 place order the mind
fastens instnctvey the Of brand with which one
has become familiar either through advertising So
stimulate the Of FL Paso made goods in Fl Paso there
nothing effective than by making the people familiar
with these products by continually advertising them This Is
being done by Individual firms and it viii be taken
up collectively In order to remind people day in and day
out that buying home made things helps everyone here
The civilized world wishes commandments Wilhelm
emperor and king the in his drive Paris
that his son, the prince achieved at Verdun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Little Interviews

Z STABILITY OF the ctnQers as material
for concrete ships, and have arrived
at most positive conclusions said Il.
D. Pallister, Of the school Of mines.
Porous cinders found within 80
miles Of Fl Paso in almost unlimited
quantities are 30 per cent lighter
than ordinary limestone and would
be more than good for concrete for
cement ships. / am informed that If
these preliminary tests prove salts
factory to the government, more ex-
tenstve tests viii be MADE"
"As an example OF ethical advertis-
ing in the medical profession sad
J. F. Held, there is the case of an
obscure surgeon in Chicago. That is,
he was obscure to begin With, but
he paid salary to a reporter On enc
OF the big newspapers, and then We
began 70 see such items as chis: Or
Blank called TO Tomahawk 10 perform
a very difficult operation on the wife
Of a prominent lumbermau'; AS q last
resort, Dr.. Blank was called in con-
sultation on the case Of Harry Doe,
little son OF q leading merchant AZ
ter a year or two OF this. nr. Blank
name was known to every well in
formed person in the country.
II can't see any sense in people
bucking against this daylight saving
time" said J. L Shipley. IT'S just
as handy as any other time. once Ieo-
pie get used TO It, and it viii make II
much more convenient Tor every one
concerned II every one viii adopt Il.
But II certain concerns Try 20 operate
along the old lines, merely by pushing
their hours OF business ahead, they
viii find that In addition TO making
II hard for other people TO do busi
ness with them, they are making II
hard for themselves. Vow that rhe
new system Of keeping time has be
come law, think il is only the patri-
otto and sensible thing TO do 10 cb-
serve the time instead OF trying to
dodge It as some persons are apps--
emily ready to try 20 do"
Arrangements have been perfected
for the new city public works ar
rangement. which goes into effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
T ODAY Editorial Comment By

CECEErART BAKER was delighted
y in France by the fight OF 100 NY
ing machines in the air at once.
Multiply that by 100 and you viii
have a beginning OF the kind Of war
that viii count
The Inhabitants Of the Rhine cities
are in terror and leaving their homes
because OF occasional small raids by
British flying machines during the
past month.
The Germans are sensitive TO dyna-
mite when IL falls On THEIR heads.
They viii haev had enough Of war
and begin TO see the beauty Of peace
when the allies and the United States
dynamite explosions every "a hours
on German soil.
One United States senator suggests
destruction Of Frederick the Greats
statue given to this country by Ger
many and accepted by Theodore
Roosevelt
wouldn't is be1 better to print and
distribute free, at government ex-
pense, 1,000.0 300 copies Of Frederick
the Greats history?
Barbarians have made Il a point to
destroy great Libraries.
ANY senator would admit that It
would have been better il they had
read the books in those libraries.
Frederick the Great as he stands in
bronze is a whole library Of efficiency
especially the military efficiency
that this and other countries now
need.
Destroying the statue OF an able
man from another country because
we happen TO be at -1r with that
country would be a rather childish
and a cheap revenge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

What would we have said II Spain
when at war with US had destroyed
statue Of George Washington or
some other Americana
Better keep Frederick where he
stands, study his methods in war,
copy his extraordinary determination
as well as his efficiency. Later, in
stead OF destroying the interesting
statue OF an interesting man. change
the wording on IL TO read about as
follows: This statue OF Frederick the
Great vas presented to the United
states by the kaiser William the Sec
Ond- The latter, in the ye IT 1918. was
defeated and overthrow with the aid
OF the United States, and the govern
ment BY brutal force so well under
stood by Frederick was eliminated"
In any case, Il viii be plenty OF
time TO destroy the statue OF Fred
erick after we shall have proved that
we have a better man than Frederick
the Great, a fighter. among ourselves.
The ancients made a war figure OF
an enemy and stuck pins In It. hoping
that the enemy would die by magic
such childishness Is unworthy OF
republic We kill off wolves and
hyenas, but we keep stuffed samples
OF them in the museum. We must
kill off the kaiser. his breed and his
government If we can-but let US
keep the bronze statue to remind rs
Of our good work accomplished.
Expresident Taft wants an army OF
5000. 1000 men It would be nice,
undOubtedl~. to have such an army
It would be wise, however. to col
lect that army very grad - lly, as the
feeding problem. to say nothing OF
the problem OF transportation to Eu-
rope, viii become more and more i'm
portant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Finds Lava CderS Near The City Good For Ship Concrete
No Use Bucng The Daylight Saving It Goes After Today

{ Monday" said n. ]. Stim son. we
are already able TO see now many
little economies viii pc perfected. and
we believe a few months VIII demon
strate the efficiency Of the new ar
rangement. The street cleaning de-
partment viii be the first, think, 70
show the savings we expec-"
Douglas is the second largest city
on the Mexican border, and II is going
to be bigger than Il is now, when the
Borderland route Of the Bankhead
highway is completed" said II. A.
Gerstenkorn- Some day, and not in
the distant future. Douglas is going to
be a commercial opponent Of FL Paso.
We are going to be as big as FL Paso
is now and we are going after some
OF Fl Paso's trade Comparatively
speaking, Douglas Is growing faster
than FL Paso. Desirable rent houses in
many have been built in the past year
or so and many more are being built.
The people Of the southwest viii do
well to keep their eyes on Douglas"
Visiting FL Paso from Douglas, Ariz.,
doesn't seem much like a visit among
strangers The people OF Arizona feel
very much at home in FL Paso. The
FL Paso Herald has a large circula-
ton in Douglas, and IS read carefully
by almost every one. and for that rea-
son we are more or less familiar with
the city" said Frank r Eddy. Il have
been here several times before and
feel very much at home. This city is
doing fine and there is a great deal
more activity on the streets than there
IS In Douglas. When I 90 to Fort
sam Houston, / shall not feel as
though I am in an alien state. because
OF my familiarity with FL Paso and
Texas people. There are a great many
people in Douglas and Bisbee from
Texas and, taking IL altogether, there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
The BHthe Spirit

AZ Monday be wheaes,
happy s1; II can swat the foeman
II VII
that's the III dishes bow fishes
cnoIu nooYe mat
dinner shy Of pork ana beef who his ration grumble Of
perhaps
tougher n We nave ever known before the ended may think
splendid all
leather the and
be glad 20 swallow boiled excelsior
e and show no lots Titles Of groue has
improving
better fun Of Of hair
ADAMS WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

in the army. and the others working
to produce food, clothing. shoes and
weapons for them-Who IS to feed the
United States, TO say nothing OF our
friends In Europe?
In France every soldier goes TO
. fight for % days, then comes back
and works In some productive way
Tor five days.
Working II days 2 man can raise
enough food to feed himself 25 days
when the work Is done intelligent
", free from graft and not on a
cost plus basis
One cablegram from Germany SAYS
that Hindenburg insists on a wes--
ern offensive, and that Germany -ls
prepared to lose 500. 600 more men in
that attack" Pleasant ne for the
families OF the 100000 men
The government IS determined to
find cause OF labor's unrest"
No doubt pro-German agitation
seeks systematically TO interfere with
WiIlfuI agitatcrs should be put IN
I Jail But 10 should not De oVerloolrez
that here are other causes for labor's
unrest
One cause is the fact that those
that do little or no labor are making
THE BIG PROFITS.
When United States senator from
Wisconsin declares that former low
priced junk clerks are getting $4,000
or more year from the government
men that coul not have earned 800
month before the war. you have
one cause for labor's unrest.
Investigate labor's unrest BY all
means. At the same time investigate,
as though you meant a.. some Of the
profiteering conditions that make
labor restless.
The postoffice takes in one package
vegetables, honey. eggs. chickens.
from a farmer at Lancaster. Pa. in
the morning. delivers the package in
New York in the evening.
That Is as important as war news,
and IL IS war news.
The combination OF parcel post.
goVernment-oWned railroads and de-
livery by the government OF freight.
express and parcel post, VIII elimi-
sumner within reach Of the farmers
garden and help the greatest var
problem-that OF food
There are two questions in this
var, and each attack like the present
Importance.
First how long viii it take for the
United states to produce and put to
hork 10000 flying machines and then
Second. VII America and the allies
be able 20 make the new air weapon
effective and silence Germany. before
Germany is able 20 make effective the
oIher new weapon, the invisible IN
dersea boat, and starve England2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
DAILY RECORD.

Bassett addltiou-AIayneld Buudina
and Improvement company to the Bun
saloW Courts company, lotB II. 70 and
fractional lots Is. IA. Is. Is. in block SO.
between Montana and Missouri streets,
sS000s March %. ISIS
Franklin Heights-lfr. and Ms s o.
Bottorff 10 D. P Stewart. lot % ard
easterly half lot SO IN block Ts On no
Grande street. $500: March % 1914
Building Permits Issued
A. A LAWYER. $500 Gold street. porch.
garage and SIX room brick bungalow.
S3500-
Juana = Jaques. n block A.. East 81
Paso addition. adobe room. 500.
Licensed 70 Mary.
John " Mathews and Zela D. jay.
J. W kahn and Marie Gonzalez
Josa SuareE and Salustria Martinez.
Travis Steele and Guadalupe Busta-
mente-
Martin varela and Dolores Jmsnsz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

GGT HAVE been spending consider
aba time making tests OF lava
cindsrs in mountains in this vicinity
with a view Of determining for the
government the availability and de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Who remembers when orderin'
steak with mushrooms WIZ g mere in
cident? It's gittin' so more feIers git
away safely that break IN a bank fer
money than those who marry fer it.
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
The Big Whistle That Carries News
OfLaunching Of Another Big Ship

- -
HAD JUST been launched.
AND 1 learn.
THAT ALWAYS.
WHEN A ship glidss down
INTO THE sea.
THIS WHISTLE blows
AND THAT its voice.
CARRIES THE newE
TO ALL the people
AND IN the schools
IF THE hour Is right
THERE CONES . silencs.
AND EARS are strained.
FOR THE dying nOtS
AND IN the ssOrsL
WHERE IT can Be heard
BUSINESS STOPS.
AND EVERYWHERE
As THE whistle blows
AND THE ship giides down
THERE CONES a thrill
AND I'VE heard It twice
AND FELT it twice.
AND I wish It wsrN
50 THAT you might hear.
AND YOU would know.
WHAT I can't tell
But IT'S much the SAM
As THE thrill one gets
WHEN TIE boys 90 b..
TO COVER There
IT'S PART OF the answer.
WE'RE SENDING acrogL
IN LIBERTT'S name.
TO THE challenging bark.
OF THE Worlds Hell-Hound.
I THANK you-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Events Of the past week make rs wish we had million
Of the Somme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

ON A crowded street.
IN A city.
on THE Pacific coast
WHERE SALOONS.
ARE ONLY memories
AND MEN and women
ARE WE'LL dressed
AND CHILDREN.
COLOR THEIR cheeks.
IN THE great outdoors
AND IT'S 5 o'clock.
IN THE afternoon
AND A whistle blows
IN A liesurely way.
AND GROWS.
AND BECOMES the CRY.
OF A siren,
AND IT sounds to me.
LIKE a warning
OF IMPENDING danger
But IT can't be that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

The young lady across the way says
there was a time when the travelling
men thought they had to drink and
earouse with their customers but every
thing is On a strictly business basis
now and gross sales are practically IN
known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

TIotzky Is now trying to urge the Russians to fight
Germany he had only tried that several months ago in
stead Of talking about peace treaty the Germans would
not be On the eve Of occupying Perograd and the German
offensive On the western front would not have occurred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

is little or no difference between the
two states Now that the two largest
cities on the Mexican border are TO be
connected with a well kept highway.
7 believe travel between them will be
wonderfully increased. The construc-
ton Of the highway will be a great
thing for the automobile dealer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

The boys on the Texas are like the
boys in TeXas-sood shots.-BuffalO
| Commercial
The wise man makes hay while the
I sun shines, but the fool soWs wild
| oats by electric ught-Chicago News.
Folks who say a man IS his OVID
/ worst enemy gener ly turn in and
| help his enemy--Binghamto Press.
Even II the airplanes are the eyes
| Of the army, military parades still re-
main fine pectacles.-COlumbia IS.
c. State.
Don't cry over meatless days. There
was a banquet Of whale in New York
last week, and nobody blubbered.-
Philadelphia Record.
So far as pocketbooks are con-
cerned. no egg can claim today its
yolk is easy or its burden light
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Germans are comfortable IN the
conviction that "the unsuitable ship"
can never be a hospital ship.-Louis-
vile Courier-JOurnal.
NO matter where Il goes" re-
marked the man on the car, "in the
slums OF in society, the onion never
loses its identity. Toledo Blade.
Now that whale meat is pronounced
fine, some public advice giver wiz
trot out some suggestion about every
one raising a couple Of Whales.-AIil-
waukee News.
The kaiser says his heart IS with
his people. Is this the same heart
which the kaiser said some time ago
was bleeding for Belgium Charles
ton News and Courier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

One cablegram from Germany says
that Hindenburg insists on a Wes--
ern offensive. and that Germany lis
prepared TO lose 100000 more men IN
that attack" Pleasant ne for the
families OF the 100000 men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Arrangements have been perfected
for the new city public works ar
rangement which goes into effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Investigate labor's unrest By all
means. At the same time investigate,
as though you meant Il, some Of the
profiteering conditions that make
labor restless
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-05
MA TTAISKE FRONTE ZAJATO DO.
SUD SPOJENCI 100000 MUzUA
ZfsKANO $500 DEL.
BRITOVE PORAZILI ZNOVU HUNY U VALENCIEN.
MES, FRANCOUZl MA AISNE, KDEZTO AME-
RICANE POSTUPUJf K SEDANU.

Do uzavfeni pfimen mezi rakouskou armadou spojenc
taske fron& Vlas Brtove Francouzi Cechoslovac
zama do vcerejska odpoledne vic ak til sta tsc rakousko
skuecnos vic ak ctrnu voenske vybavy Pocet ukoriste
nych rakouskych kuomeI inych mensch kus media z
slit ami pfbzn9 rovnez RakusanIm odhatou munich nelze
hodnote sve odhadova Cele JaderskS pfof bylo Raku
sany vykizeno tito odah z Albane pcsedni rakouske
oddly usupu Sbska pfekroeiy Savu pokracuf ma
vratu do Budapest Rumunsku neni vic jedneho rakou
skeho sboru podobne odtahli Rakusane Buharska.
Mezi tim rakouske mocnarstvi rozpadava,
cent N6mci Franc Beg dockava dalsich tezkych
dalsich porazek Nev9t ranu zasada Jim vcera vol
marsaka Haiga to opet Vaenciennes kdyz Brtove
Americana tricftimlove fronte al Ose rozeaven,
podnik Huny strasvy dok pob jich tce zaal asi
IL 900 zfska dasch 200 DEL M9sta Landrecies Osy by
la dobyta spojenech vezove postoupli til mile az
kanal Sambro.
Potvrzuje vcerejM bulletin. ze Beeove okupova pred
mss Ghentu postoupi pode holandskych enir zvlast
ma Selde. s"s~ Sa' - -
Vsude Flandrech e pozorovati spojenecky postup
dnes netreba ami zvlast pfpominaz ez Francouzoye
syych lderech Nemce Asny pokracuj Tamnes franz
couzskS N1por trva druhy den bshe ehoz 30 Hund
vleeeno bylo v eajeti. - -.
Americana verdunu rovnez nezahaeji zvlast SEX
eru Maase zenou Nemce Sedanu. Vcera nase voska
okupovala LIE Neuve Les Grandes pfitomn4 dochazi
velike btve mestecka Senay pred Sedanem Ohromna
mericka della znca neprte zeeznicn spoenf mez Longu
Sedanem 30 n9meckych aeropland vcera nasm avia
tiky by1lo srazeno 4~Httl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-05
SSM SsM sSM
NEMECKO 'ZW PRfSTf OSUD We
"a HODNACH. x nah

Washington, a. listopadu = Podminky kterych by
Nemecku bylo mono dosci pfmsf konce vak byy dnes
dokonceny Versau podepsany Satn sekretaf Lansing
shoda mez zastupci spoeneckch deegaty re Spoie
nych Statu.
Ma vefejnost pronika zprava ze nemecke armady must
ustoupiti 80 mil Ryn zanechati Bes Fanc vsechna
della ny tezzM valecny material ktery must by dan pod
konrou spojeneckych amerckych vojsk Rakousku Uher
sku ez bylo vzd spoenc ako vasa nemecke
Else dostane d1sledku toho mrn9fch podmfnek. Ne
mirnei byo naozeno Buhaskem jez opuso fady central
mich moci prvnf Turecku ez nsedovao Bulharsko
z podminek tvrSch Rakousku Uhersku pax namefeno
vice nez ob9ma pfedchazejfcfm tdm ale neezso
must dosta Nemecku jez oa zlocny svoe sv6dom OBJ
tzio.
Vzdor tomu Re jest konec vaky vseobecne cean dobe
nera poprA sekretaf vaky nejvetf rozhodnos pove
s ze by vlada Spoenych Sat odvolaa veke obednavky
sfelva jakoz iche zprav ze lode dnes jedi do France
bez voska, naozeny jen vaecnym zasobami. vojenske
transpory do z&mof{ sce pon9kud ochaby ale edn9 ma
sledkem sifenf epidemic spanslske chfipky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-05
CESKOSLOVENSKE ARMADE JEST
BOISEVIKY NABfZEN VOLNY
PR0CHQD.
PLEBISCITEM MA BYTI ROZHOD.
NUTO o MADARSKE
REPUBLICE.

Amsterdam a. listopadu. - Nemecko-rakouske ceske
puky navzaem pro sobe posupujf sce dvou mistech
Litomeric pouhych "a mil cd Prahy Ceske Lpy
Al severovychod od havniho mesa Jest tax tee-
grafovano z vidne stu vosssche zeitung Berine.
Cesky Narodn Vybor pomoci ceskoslovenskeho VOL
ska odzbouje rakouskonemecke uherske puky mestech
ceskych moravskych obsazuje mesta nemecka Rakou-
sky posanec Seger uja vcera vady uzavrenem uzemf
jejfz dlo jest ak z bylo udano Lberc severnich Ce-
chach.
Arcivevoda Josef syn jeho Franz odprisahl die
elegramu Budapes re bezpodmfnecne podrobi
rozkazam Uherske Narodn Rady ze uto vsech sill
budou podporovati.
Rusy bolsevcky zahranicn C1ern, telegrafoval
prozatnni ce.ko.loven.ke repuby Praze ze eho
Vida Jest doyol oddim ceskoslovensksho
Rus nesejfcfo, nsvrat do Czech paklizs slozf
1hrans Ia bezpesnos vond zarGuje Zpravu pfinssi
list Wiener Zeituns.
Lid Uhrach sam ma rozhodnouti pebisctem, zda Uhry
mali zlstat kralovstvim aneb stat repubkou Phi vol
bach mohou hlasovati zeny.
DIE urednho prohlaseni, vydanenl Vidni, vsechny
osoby uveznene pro veezradu, povsan ne preciny ma
byti Timed propusteny svobodu.2
Varsavske sy uverejnly zpravy vypuknuvsim nepfa-
tesvi mezi poskym rusinsko vojskem Po-
sednejsi pooci nemeckcha rakouskych pluk1 zmocn
dne l. stopadu dosavadnfho hlavnho mesta Haee Lvo
Take pohranicn pevno Pfemys jest rukou Ukrajincd
Rakouska armada jez fadach Jest arcvevoda Vlem pod
velestvim generaa Hause postupue smerem Rawarusku
k Zamosti.
Ukrajnci We obsadi ihned vsechny dfady drahy
telegraph eefonn stanice odzbroi vosko nych narod-
nos Ukransky narodni vybor kontrolue dnes vychodn
Halle.
Amsterdam d. listopadu. - Berlner Tagebatt zv{da
depe Prahy Pfikopy nekrasnejsf obchodnf uice
se byly nazvany tfdou Wsonovou ma pocest amerckeho
presidenta.
pristavu Tchem oceanu (jmeno neudano) dochazf
5. rijna zprava Francouzsky general Maurice Jann
ubrae Sb ably prevail vrchn veleni mad Cechoso
vaky pomnos nadseneho mnozstv p vefejne slavnos
odevzda novy ceskoslovenky General Jann p eto
pfleztosti fek "Ceskosovenskemu narodu spocnou de-
karac spojeneckch vad bya slavnosne eho pra
narodn existenci Ceskoovensky kery vaje
vede prapor spoeneckych bude hasa sveu samostanos
zaroveh svrhovano ednoho nevfce utlacovanych naro
d spou naroda ktery odvahou energckym odporem
neepe 81 zaslouzl pravo zivot svobodu."