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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30
Name Gossip
Sonnet Is the Kaiser's Art.

Sonnet IS the kaiseFs ATT.
Thy greatest hope? Was it that thou
shouldst see
Europe emblazoned with abortlVe art
Unmarried by any other nation part
Temples of Colt, sans grace and SYM
Outrageous paintings OF wood-nNlnphs
that thee,
Not knowing, dreamt of in thy sensuous
heart?
Imbecile. thou. to think the world would
smart.
Cut by the lash of thy idolatry
Kaiser and Poet-so the papers praised
Ultra modern, and words best left ur-
said.
Losing the truth in fattery's false
maze,
Thinking the world would follow where
they lead.
Vnnoticed and unread is all his work.
Real Art draws back before the royal
smirk. Boston Herald.
Cant. John Toothaker, a fisherman.
RI grets that head wind prevented
ais towing an immense whale into
r.r tland early this week. He picked
40 the big 75-foot long chap about 30
miles east of Portland lghtshlp and
took it in tow, but a heavy wind and
had tide prevented any Roadway
and he had to abandon it. He thinks
il had been killed by some submarine
Chaser which mistook ii for L
heat. 1t had been dead but short
time. as fresh blood was flowing from
itresh wounds.
Two young men. passengers on a
ltarhor steamer at Portland. began
king pictures and when the purser
Informed them of the law. objected to
leaving their cameras with him. They
we're taken to the Federal building
and had to satisfy the authorities OF
their innocent intentions. They evil
Gently were not subscribers to
George Creeis Official Bulletin.
One James Ramsey Of Auburn
quarreled with his wife and was
twice reported in one evening to the
police. An officer on arrival at the
| ONE, found Ramsey lying near gas
range with two gas jets open. Ram
sey was quickly revived from ap-
parent Inconsistencies and taken to
yhe station. He told the officer that
trouble with his wife had driven
him to it," but he later confessed that
he had done it to scare her. He has
returned to work.
The Cushman- Hollis Co. of Auburn
rece ntly established cooperative
grocery store for it's employees, for the
purpose of supplying its employees
with groceries at prices less than the
vi REVEALING high costs in the markets.
The retail grocers of that city have
lodged protest with the Chamber of
Commerce, claiming that such a
practice will lead to the establish
1nont of similar places and will mean
the wiping out of the retail business.
The G. of c. has asked the CHI Co.
for a statement Of its position in the
natter.
An indication Of the length Of time
Baths present prosperity is sure to
TIC federal government of an addi-
t,cnaI use Of the city water supply
N the newly settled region for 10
years, the guarantee being occasioned
ly the necessity of replacing a g.
inch main with Pinch pipe.
Water may be wasted in the bath,
but no tears are being shed in Bath.
Many in Old Town are engaged in
their spare hours cutting wood on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

We wish we could hear direct from
old Colonel Condon's game shank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

The German retreat specialist" is
putting in some Efficient work now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

Won't some one ask Hindy who is
"bled white" now?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

When are they gonna put George
Creel's portrait on money?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

oysters come and fifty fifty flour
goes on Sept. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30
MRS. D00LEY'S
ADVICE TO
WORKING GIRLS

Milwaukee, Visit wish all girls
who work and suffer from functional
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30
TAKE HAIR OUT
NOT OFF THE SKIN

Hair II bound to grew o1t
ccarser and sitter when nefei.
reuSved from the surface OF ne
skin. The only eeDmon-sense Wy
10 ren~ve hair II to attack 1t IN
der the skin. DeMiracle, the sra9.
inal sanitary Liquid. does tAis y
Absorption.
only genuine DeMiraele hss E
money-back guarantee n ea
paekaEe. At toilet counters ~
e0c, 81 ana - sises. or By nail
from ~ in plain wrapper On &c
ceipt Of price. $50.
FREE book mailed IN PILL
$500 euveIove on request. De.
Miraeie, l2otk st. ana Park Ave.
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

TIE I'd Maine Cavalry reunion will
be held at Gardiner, Sept. 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

Many in Old Town are engaged in
their spare hours cutting wood on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

he lot secured by the city for the
benefit of householders. The NUM-
clpal authorities regard it as an ex-
celient opportunity for the fore
handed man to provide against the
lemon cold of a Maine winter by
laying in a supply of this hard wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

The bell boys at one Of the princi-
al hotels of York Harbor are setting
a fine example by knitting sweaters
ter war relief and the Red Cross, de-
voting their idle moments to
patriotic service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-30

LEA l. AUGUSTA.
GOl\G WEoI-aIg i
M. fortla..I anu bos,,a
$50 A. M, tarm.nsr"
nothlanu, Portland, 4 )
>on, MUnlreai anu u.
oec, 900 A. 81, Bun,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Mothers Day Program
at St. Llke'S Church

Mothers Day will be observed at st.
Lukes Sunday school on the Island by
at the regular time. OILS Sunday morn
ing.
A auarette from thc vested choir will
render the music and there will be solos
by Miss Bcss futile and Eleanor Down
ing.
There will also be Rotations by Az
mes Leo Boyd, Gertrude Connolly, NIL
drrd Mckcev. r. Margaret Boyd.
An inritati n is extended 10 all par
nnts and rc .tivcS Of children lin tho
school. and is expected that there will
be large n nber Of visitorA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Fourth Street Entertainment.

An interesting musical and l.i"-Hr"
program WAS rendered last evening ~
tie Fourth Str"~, Methodist I:urSr,na.
church. n Coinrrlimu with an Ili!S' ia
III l"ctur.. uu "f:Eypt and ,h" pyramrdS.'
which ILLUSTRATION was given ~ (i"'
pastor. lr. &. T.. Alien. VII" h!m%rit VS.
II ri ;hc tbri"u' som" vars :t.u and : -
l"cirh Ihr views "t las 'Nr.H,nGS pro-
gram a. 'hn' ..in". tn" Spi"lild pic
lures s.riurnriy mail. nn in!"linic nm
precision unNn n" wrap ;7'!'il"nr". Iii.
proceeds ~ Il,' offering resulting ir"r"
his Eat."r.nS veil I" toward h''irl' ~ =
the rXrrrs.& e: d.l.2:ii,S - tia" W"~!
Virginia conference" uc tn" ETw"r!li
league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

Will, in tho dining room til" same pref
tv ARRANGEMENT was evident. At mid
night Cap,. and Mrs. Hamm departed
for an eastern honeymoon 1t III" tcrml-
nation Of which they take UP their
=: Sil"nrr in Texas. where the groom is
lmrtt I'd with the national forces in the
rav:Llry department. The brides going
away frurk WIS 6f midnight blue with
CORES pundinS accessories.
unc room in the Srhcnk homo was
filled up with tn" wonderful gifts re-
Cc!ych Miss Srhcnk will he greatly
missed from local social circles, where
Sl'' has h"n very popular. while Capt.
iTHmm - n former local man. the SON
"f NJ" and Mrs. l."" llamnl of the ISL
and. and has 4 host "f friends in this
ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
DOCTORS MEET IN
BUSY SESSION
Ohio County Medical Society Hold Thor
Monthly Session Last Evening.

At meeting Of the members Of the
Ohio county medical society hold last
evening in the ball room Of the Windsor
hotel, In. Edward Kellogg professor or
surgery at the Polytechnic. New York
city gave an interesting and instructive
lecture. rrtiat
nr. k"lloSS's lcc,ur" was followed by
short discussions by the following doc
tors: ". y. Quimhy W. S. Fulton.
James Schw:n. Robert J. Reed and Il. T.
Wilson &C Martins Ferry.
Dr. Kellogg is n CUES; at the Windsor
Of the medical society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

a f.ats.r" .-r': = Ar N-nS h, Dc.rHe,l -
M"T "a Tn n:Gc tL:n.- ~ taatGutDca:S. in ~
AIRY and N14- si:cc- r-.'n bhys1s ard Srr Ipnis
- u-:- ~. tS~z: 't,rt,'-: k.t'' si:n.i cnrfa.:
,rr o. G"rc l.,rrs ~ N'."u'> FnHt EaSc. :t-'
~, 90. ?noaa- ~ sIiaL- III" shoes |; ;..>E"n'
~" f.--!. aching Srsr;!;s Zee: AID h"a:S b'iSrr'
s,I 49," s:.<s IT,. F:ar>i'.-S lamp Manual aI
ys-s :i-, =, t-u1.l: tn fr,Aar Gliy Use * Fmt.
E.,r ST.. .rreywhc-c. &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
SIDE TALKS
LETTING YoUR LIFE GET SET.
By RUTH CAKEKoH.

\ woman w'In has hcen married sew
.rai years was $p"aknG 10 me- one day
"f her chi!dl">sucss. half rcgretfuly.
ha:; explanatory.
In = way. si" would like children.
, she said: she waS really ;nnd Of chill
dr"n III they were ri"an md we'll
: behaved. and sh" hoped hers w"u! '".r
Sin" felt sure hey would he Il gr'ai ''r'n-
Fort rs on" grew older and doubtless she
was missing much in not having them.
'Hut." she continued ii We should have
children. now. We would have 10 change
oar whole method Of living. Where our
winter home :S there are M good
Srh"niS AMI "" always board IN sum
m"r: and nf course. We couldn't do that
with children. hop" We shall have
! them som" day hu; really II would be
! terribly upsrtting just now.
Though I'm Not the Seventh Daughter
OF 4 Seventh Daughter.
Without hclns III" seventh daughter
a. n seventh daughter. | can prophcsy
thai w"u,Hn'S future:
Tile yrarS wiz gn hy. in thar swift
n"isc!rsS way that years hay" -: slip
Ping pas; us and she viii Keep saying
SUM day. hu. M; Just now and by
ami by = viii b" too late.
In tn" days Of our mothers and fathers
- wi,S tn" Tul'' and not tho exception
Tor !'nIuE married people tn hay" chill
Lr"n in ,h.. first years q: their married
I'". The hHLi"% ,-lm" and tho fathers
and mnIh"r.s adjusted ;hclr lives 10 them
H. a matter a. r"Irs'..
They Don't Want to Be Tied Down.
AMI then II wiser generation came
a:omr And They said that it was too
bad 10 IL. Tied down hy children a once.
'rhrv wanted companion ship Tor
wh,', "Ey and by they would like
nave children. hu, M: just yet. And
jhcy organized th"r lives on tina; has
AMI when riH first two ar three yea
;h.v had claimed for themselves h:
passed. many Of Them found uike =.
wr'nan oC whom | wr!;"I that their liz
had 50, IN that form. that The idea OF a
chang" w%S rriIIgraui :" them. ihat re-
adjustment Srrm"h a difficult. even i'm
possible trSk. And 50 some Of them
definitely decided that they didn't wan;
an. hnhi": a!;"r AL. ami som" Of them
iII," This woman went "n saying some
day"
Like Planning to Give Away Some
Definite Portion.
|, Sr"uS ~ me--tu COnlrar" greater
hing to Il rSS--it is something like
,naklng UP ones mind to say" or civ"
away y definite PORTION Of ones earn
;uGS. l. IN" makes uI "n"'S mind mat
gay ~ IN" beginning on" docs it easily.
T. .u. docs not other Demands claim
ill.,, who'll" inrnln" tor 'mdrr) and saw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Lockard-S CHM cichel.

Announcement has been mad" % IN"
engagement nc Miss Naymc S,hmrIrh"l.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schnrichrl of South Ghaplinc street, Ia
Nr. Curtis kockard Of Pittsburgh. Mis-
Schmcichcl has 4 host Of fri"udS
throughout IN" city. Ia whom the conf
ing nuptiaIs will b. Of special interest,
while Mr. Lockard IS we'll known ID
ca!ly. but IS a native ~ Pittsburgh.
where he Is connected with thr Elliott
Furniture company. Tn" dat" - tho
wedding has not been definitely fixed.
but will be an even; oc carly summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Juvenile Dancing Exhibit.

The boys and girls rompns1nG N"
dancing classes OF Miss Frances I'Iz;,r-s
school will bo sc"H tho coming Sntur-
dav afternoon. May H. in quit" IN nm
usual exhibition of intr;cat" Stops III the
rnosr graceful! OF youthful dances In
addition. Miss Pizar herself Will appeal
IN several numbers. in which sh" viii
DISPLAY her tnimitahl" ant rh1rm IN;
execution OF same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Kings Daughters Session.

Tho "i!v union of kiuGs' Daughters:
viii If.!d an Interesting n'" ting 81 =.
I.uk.'s church. 'tm Tin" l>.niIG. H.. rvlrI;i: :;
Thursday evening". MAJ ii at which
I inc IN" Kings nlmGh'""~' Circle - lha'
congregation VIII h." n'iSr.ss's. Assisted
hy the I;tr.rs III tn" =. jane circle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

ih.. ground II right N" mach:n". lie
had b.'rn Il, tn" Ii"li since March Il
and WIS credited with twenty hours Of
.',in dying. rh" n";tr"S, r''Ia.Iv" - Mrs.
I. K. Myers. at Eir'yr';S. -. sicT-mUthcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
PORT OF BOSTON CLOSED.

BOSTON. May 1n.--Thc post Of Bos-
on VA: ci"S.d to all Shippin:: by The
layHl auth'rIIIcS on orders from Wash
ng;"u ,"-dn". but WIS opened again A
..r hours later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

nr a "Hoovcrized'' mcnu in the social
room on the third floor. Miss Martha
Ross. Of Tho school. and Mrs. Lewis.
general secretary nf the association.
presided at IN" gathering. During the
business period routine matters were
discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

ing or giving means a painful road
just m nt.
Understand I am not denying there
are things 10 be said in favor Of having
those first TWO or three years after mar
riagc 10 oneself But don't forget this
danger. Don't let your life get set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
High School Club Meet.

TIL" lIlgn :;rh '"l .,I'ih. at I;S r,s'.lnr
session ,,SI"ria. HC;"ru,"u. ,ui": ii an
unusual treat. v'hi"h is not InrlTd"d in
IN" regular mornings II TIA" Group. Tn"
added utl"nrir"r .''',rI-i~ l''d e! IN S.rvin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
WITH APOLOGIES TO cREEL.

Pa whats Il press c"Ilsor""'
Hes d man who knows NOR than
Re thinks other people ought 70, SON.
Boston TranScrirt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Those attending were:

MIsS,,S-
Mary Wilson Marion Wallace
Helen Norton Frances Wood
l-illIo Burch Elsie Storer
Lucill" l!Uggcr Mildred Carroll
l;uth Kirk Virginia l:lic
Wilma Srhn"nerlcin Eleanor Stewart
iiiidh it""hier MarGaT", Riddle
cecilia 'illineham I;uIh Thomas
stella HctIurr Ada Conrad
Ruth BoHucSnn Nell l:!chry
Edith BunncSnn W!d;t Marshall
Marie Mu!lndy Goa" Carpenter
Ishea McGlumphy i'aIrm-,lt. W. Va.
Ithca S"rls Miss Barnes
Chariot" Wyntcrs Falrrr"n; ". Va
Vera Mcl:tr"y EcrIha lturtz
f'iOrCnr" Arbcnz Fairmnnt, W. Va
Amy MCCUllugh Eliza lioffmanr
Margaret Schaub Fairmoni. W. Va
Nina jaSper Dorothy Stanton
iuinI BETTE Falrmpnt. ". Va
Flora Drummer
MnSSrS.--
Andrew Mc1:ure C7ras. Geigcr
Jas. Mcclure George Bon"
JOS r'r!nK Thomas Joseph
Elmer Stevens Howard I"H"S
los. Duwnlng {. j.. Sanders
Hicks Frink Hugo Wolf
Vim. Marsh has. PAUL.
Eov knrhler has. iIui"hins
Geo. Sctlnrrlien VIM. McI' lUSk"y
J. VI. Wood VIM. Erilnviln
Nelson McNash Alhcr: Whitaker
Fred Bicyy Warner li:IdorN
carl Slrr"hman Jack Si"n"
Clarence Jones la-"id S'r""hman
carl Clrich Ralph Rankin
Earl Chambers lI% Watkins
Eud Simpson Tom N"h'"
ChaS. MrI"addcn tha%. Hodge
Louis Laue .Inn. Erunrr
Campbell Palmer thaunC"y Fahny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
IdnSly Hop.

Tho students council nr Linsly IN.
SMUT" held another delightful hop las;
evening At their armory. which was
mnrA"d by the same pleasant features
as has been It's predecessors IN the
series % these events Of the past sew
er:Il months.
rh" spacious ar;nory was a;trac,ivc
in n unique military scheme. Will" tho
F"rt Henry orchestra dispensed ;hc
most enthusiast" -! military airs
throughout the evening. Friday nights
m"rrE party proved snrh IN enjoy
:Lb!" affair that tho committee A.. al
ready contemplating smother within Tho
next few weeks
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-27
NOVA PROSP0JENECKA NADA
Ma, RUSl.
USTREDNf VYBOR PRO VALKU PO
BOKU CECHOSLOVAKU PROTI
NEMCUM.
DNY HRUZY v PETROHRADE A MOSKVE.

Washington, &C. zan. - DIE dosych ufednch zprav do
zdesho stanho departmenu vseruska konference Ufe
evropskem Rusku, poverena souc vsem prozam vadami
probolsevickm vcene vady sbffske ustanova petcenn
vybor jako pravopatnou autoru ceou Rus Vykonny
vybor zodpoveden bude jedne davnfmu shromazden
jez svano bude dne L. edna psho roku cele Rusi e-
hoz Sc sucastni ma $50 delegatu.
Dnesn telegram ruskemu vyslanecvi cd NJ Golovaceva
prrucho zahranicnho minsra vady OAu hlas re bylo
Sr vseobecnou brannou povnnost povoano pres 20O
muzd do move armady ez bude vycvcena vedena 40
ddstoniky Nova branna bude vojenskym teesem
pfisne dscpliny ma spoupdsob spojenci vojskem
ceskosovenskym
move etAtnf form9 jsou mmo bolsevikd socialist
ckych revouconaf zastoupeny vsechny rany Petcenny
vybor muz jest svefena aka dktatura cele Rus sesava
Cajkovskeho vladu severnho Ruska Archandesku Vo
ogodskeho (vAda zapadn Sbfre) Astoria byvay moskev
sky purmstr), general lieutenanta Boldreva Avksen
jeva. .5t,
Program vl&dy pozls6va urovnan vnitr zmatki
zem organsovat 1stredni vladu vyny panstv bosevi
zvd vysfednfch Pracovn postup vyboru jest vyhra
n6n ctyfech odsavcich :. + i s.:
1.) Loyaln setrvAnf po boku spojencI
2) Odmitnuh kazd6ho vyjednavanf separatnf mir.
~ PokraGovati valce prot Nemchm bolsevikum
spojenf arm&dou ceskoslovenskou.
O hroznych rezfch Rusku, hlavne Petrohrade Mo-
skve dosy satnho departmental zpravy Primo prserne
obou vyjmenovantch m9stech byo ce di poseno tsice
umfra Primo hadem zalafch. Zeny byly znaslnovany
vseho druhu byla denn potadku nkde zadne
ochrany. Rad6n bolsevkd bylo TAX bezohedne ako by
mysu melt vyhadi veskere obyvatelstvo Ma 100 osob,
ponejvce byvatch ddstonfkd byo ako rukojm zvoty
vtdcd zatceno acko tmto cd atentau
Urckeho nceho nestalo Podobna hrdzovada panovala
Moskve kde pr1men9 kazde noc byo $50 osob
(Pokratov6ni ma strane druhe.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-27
SRB0VE P0 D0BYTl mis- Los
TAHN0UNASKOH
UNA SPOJENECKA ARM PkE.
KROCuA POIRANICNf l VO
A OBSADILA CiP BULlA1 &
FIO UZEMf u STRUN
AKOUSKO-NEMECKE POSILY NEu VEL Il "a
STAVIT POSTUP vfTEzus

Londtn, a26 zari. " Z 80 vecer). - Xtt& 3har-
skych armad stale Sc rozsifuje. Srbov<, hoslo
vany, viachy xncouzskou zdou dcbyH ddeziteho
mesta velos 25 mil ihovychodne cd Skope kdezto anglo
recke sbory ezeni pohrancnho hor& Oh
SADLY eip hulharskeho dzemi dosahu strumce. 'a s.
BulhaH zmateneho ustupovani zdstal vftezdm spou
sty rdzneho materialu a tisice zajatcI.
= Trojhranu podobny vysek mezi Monastyrem Dojran-
skym jezerem rozsifi prodlouz vcera vsude pak
spojenci dosahnou mesa Skopje kde Buha mali dstredn
zakladnu, porazka nepritee bude rozhodna.
Bulharsko zIstane bezmocne most nemilost spoen
cd odkazane. Kra Ferdinand ma Makedoni posud 3OO-
900 vonn de ysak vosko demoraisovane vlastni Via
dou nespokoene. Mimo to proslycha ze nekok nych
buharskych odd byo spoenci zaskoceno horach kdezo
rakousko-nemecke sbory, Buhardm pomoc vysape ze
byly rovnez porazeny. &,n4
Potvrzuje vcerejs bulletin, re Sofi hlavnm mests
Buharska sanne pravo byo prohaseno ze cee kraovs
je zachvaceno proudly revolucnfmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-27
oIToMANSKE ARMADE IA JORDA-
Mem HROI 6PLNE VYHLAZENf.
BRITOVE OBKuCUJf $4,000 TUREC.
KYCH BOJOVNiKU.
SULTAN PozADA sPoJENcE sEPARATN1 MR.

Londyn 26. zafi = Trosky turecke armady Palestine
oeekava lplne vyhlazeni Turci NELL bfezch Jordanu
cekeen $4,000 muz1 tech dosavadn ofensivy Britt 49,
bylo pozamao n6kok tsic pobto neb poraneno zby
TEX as $4,000 muzd e dteku pode drahy pohranicnmu
estu Amman byo vcera Brity okupovano
Prchac koona speje tudiz naruc svch nepfatel zaje
nemze vubec uniknout Cd vychodu pronasledue Turky
izda araa cd ndicka kavaerie cd hu velke silly
brckych p9chot cd jezera Genezaretskeho ahne prot
stupujicim Turkum ny odd spojeneckych pechot Turc
nachaze okruhu nepfatel kterzto kruh stale 1z
Zpravu zae poslednch ottomanskych voAk1 Palestine
tfeba tudiz oteava nekoika hodinach General Alenby
pfesv6dGen ze Turci vzda Brm dobrovoine brzy
eca Palestyna turecke svrchovanos ze bude zbavena
Cafihradu sd9lue, ze turecky sultan poz&da spoen
ce mir separatni podobnou zadost ze snad pfedo Bull
|harsko -tzTIe.
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Smrt pro aviatik y
vrhajici demokra-
ticke letaky.

Pariz. 26. zafi. - u nemec-
kych zajatcd byly nalezeny roz
kay, die kterych maji byt a
viatikove, kteri do nemeckych
zakop1 a NEST svrhujf prokla-
mace letaky, trestani smrtf.
Zneni podobneho rozkazu bylo
uverejneno vojenskym velite
lem hlavniho tyrolskeho mesta
Inspruku:
"Nepfatelskym aeroplAnam
vzaErzsgym v nasich linifch E3:
81 byti vsemozne zabr&n9n nj
vrat. Kazde pristanf letadla bu
diz Timed telegraficky ozname
! no. Point Getnictvo i, civilnf oby
vatelstvo necht' p1sobf spolecne
8 vcienskymi urady, ktere Timed
mali rodati zpravy voienskym
velitelstvim v Insspruku, Linci
neb provisornfmu guverneru v
Sclnohrade, jakoz i provincial
MIN cetnickym veliteldm."
"Dalsi rozhazovanf mantle
sti a proklamaci nepratelskymi
aviatiky ie zlocinem prot sta
tu. Kazdy letec, jenz svrhuje
podobne letaky reb budou-li u
neho nalezeny mimo hranice
meznarodniho prava ,uznan-i
bude vinnym, bude potrestan
smrti provazem."
Opis noveho tohoto rozkazu
uveseinsn byl dne 9. zarf All
gemeirer Tyroler Anzeiger.
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"a "a "a "a
DULEzITE
OMAN Emf!

Upozornujeme vsechny ct.
odbsratele "svsta"., jimz - po-
.fla "Svst' postouIa jimz pred
plans dojde zkff. aneb ttefi
dluhuji, aby neopomenuli toto
doplatit a. obnovit, ponSvadz
cd /. RfJNA 1918, pfichizi '
platnost novy zakon Spojenych
Statd v tom znsni, ze pouze O
nsm odbsratelim je dovoleno
zasilat Sasopis, ktefi zan pfe-
dem zaplati.
Proto, komu pfedplatnS jiz
vyprselo, nechf laskavs zapra.
vi starou pohled6vku q faro
ven posle move pfedplatnS.
Vydavatelstvo Tisk. a Vyd.
Spoil. "Svst", 4514-4516 Broad.
way, Cleveland. Ohio.
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Sc ma bulharSk& UZeni.
Fel trosky tureckych vojsk.
p AAA - - - - AA
BULHARSKO zADA o Mir.
(POLEDNf BULLETIN.)

Londyn ~. zSH - President bulharsksho minister
Malinov poda ,pojencdm nabfdu pfimsf ak hasi
bernsky telegram vale6nsho dopsovatee Exchange Tele
graphu Kodani. Nabddka Manova ale neni .polupode-
psana nymi Gleny minstersksho kabinetu krsle Ferd
nanda Berlinska depeie vrdi ze nAbida tato vzbuzu
je veou nespokojenost Bulharsku ze u6nsny slime
jenske roy aby sessna byla bulharsk& froAta DIE
hasnych zprav do;lych Srsdce, cesou pres Jassy
Rumunsku bylo pry uvedeno pohyb hnuti proti mrovt
akc premiere Manovl (Zprava zd6 potvrzovat opst
povss ze revousni hnuti Buharsku jest zfejmem
,ostupu.)