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ENEMY FIGHTS FOR
TIME TO RETREAT
Desire to Conserve Man Power
Reason for Retirements
i'm Flanders.
BY II. sIDEBoTHAM.

One Of the foremost military critics Of
Europe.
Special Gable Dtsra'ca to THE 5rY from ire
London Times Serrice
Copyright 1915: oil rioA,s reserved.
LONDON, Aug. 1--we have certain
facts to build on in connection with
the Germans in the west We know
they have been defeated badly In re-
cent battles and that they are running
short OF man power. The rest Is merely
contectural. and while our differences
may be more or less plausible they are
fallible
The enemy Withdrawals have been of
two kinds. Some OF them were vol
untary and others were forced. The
former were in districts where his day
to day losses were greater than any
military advantage to be obtained from
retaining the positions. such as in the
Lys salient and across the Ancre. In
these Tos'tions the enemy was on low
grou' dominated by our guns. One
consideration. doubtless. was what It
would cost to hold these positions all
winter under the pounding of our ar
tiilery. Even the KENNEL height has
been costly possession for him.
His new positions near ST. Eloi and
Dickebusch are invaluable TO him, but
between them and Festubert there will
in all probability be n further straight
ening OF the line before winter sets in.
Between the Ancre and the Disc his
retirements were Of another order. They
were the direct consequence of his de-
feats. and the slowness and obstinacy Of
his retirement are not so much due to a
desire to save ground as to a desire
to gain time for the removal of VAL
liable supplies. Our attacks In these
regions likewise are not designed so
much to ground gaining as TO making
the enemy's stay In this territory as
costly as possible
Far too much has been written about
the strategic Importance OF the Las
singy plateau. Its occupation would
give US Roye, and perhaps later Noyon.
but after being driven back from Amiens
the enemy no longer has motive for
clinging to these heights except posi-
bly, a desire to effect a retirement in
his own time, 1t is to our interest to
keep UP the pressure, but these foot
hills no longer are the real centre of
the war.
The news that Gen. Won Boehn has
been put In charge on this par. of the
front means that henceforth 1t is not
intended to be the direction for an
attack, but merely n hinge between the
western and southern fronts of the Ger
man armies in France. His Instructions.
doubtless. are to hold Laon and to keep
this hinge working smoothly. and de-
velopments. II any are TO come from
the German side. doubtless will be from
some other part Of the front.
We may rest assured that Marshal
Fochs aim in the future. as In the i'm
mediate past, will be to fight on ground
Of his own rather than the enemy's
choosing. The brilliancy of his strategy
Is admitted. even by the enemy. and our
recent victories have been due to French
strategy and to British tactics.
1t was the superiority of our fire and
tactics, based on lessons we learned
from defeats in the American war OF
Independence, which won our battles
(" m Napoleon, and this Is still the best
British contribution to the art of war
The sun., 1918-08-20
NEW GERMAN POLICY
IN RUSSIA is SHOWN
Capture of kronstadt I.
MoUe to Dominate.
Special Cable Despatch to The sr>.

Copyright. 1918; all rights resorrsd
LONDON. Aug. l?.-German abandon
ment of the Bolsheviki and the inaueu-
ration OF new policy designed to in
sure German domination OF Russia
either through revolutio naSy schemes or
an anticipated. conservative reaction is
indicated by fragments OF news from
! Russia.
No confirmation has as yet been re-
1ccived of the reported capture Of kron-
stadt, hut such a move would lie the
logical first step toward The occupation
OF Petrograd By the Germans. Such a
| movement would be due not only to n
| Bolshevik collapse. but to inject the
menace to German ambitions ariainS
from the allied occupation OF Archangel
and the threat of the Entente forces
MOVING down from the north toward
Vologda
| The correspondent of the Secolo of
/ Milan confirms the likelihood of this
| action on the part of Germany in a Sig
nifcant article. which says:
The German Kaiser and his military
advisers have decided to abandon the
! Bolsheviki becaus. they clearly see the
reesta blishment of the allied armies In
! iNuSShs As btTlHdnN is not IN DOettiOn
10 transport men or supplies into the in
| terror OF Russia she decided to abandon
Moscow and all other positions in Cen
trail Russia carrying her line OF defence
| back to Petrograd and along the railroad
| to Svanka, especially the two line June
tion in the direction of Volosda, thence
! southwark toward Orkscia. This line the
Germans hope to hold while strengthen
ing their occupation in the Baltic prov
| inces.
| During the last three weeks Germany
has suspended all financial relations with
the Lenine Government also the pub
lication OF the German paper In Moscow 4"
The article adds that the anti-Bolshe
vik movement is becoming daily more
active. with the German troops near the
border daily attacked by irregular bands
OF armed tcrrorists. Companies OF Red
Guards are daily deserving the Lenine
standard. and everywhere there is a
growth OF sympathy for the Entente
cause.
There Is no doubt that the Rrest-
Iitovsk treaty has crumbled. nor that
Germany is adopting a new policy
toward Russia. Berlin realizes the Boil
sheviki are no longer able to play Ger
manys game and that Germany must
take aggressive action.
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PERSHING HONORS
SEVEN WITH CROSS
Three Officers and Four Men
Rewarded.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 19.-Award OF the
Distinguished Service Cross to three Of
fcers and four men for gallant conduc,
at the front was announced to-day in
Gen. Pershing's report for Sunday
which follows:
HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN EXPEDITION
AIRY FORCES, August IS. 1918.
Section A-As.de from artillery &C.
tivity and fruitless hostile raids in the
Vosges there is nothing to report
Section B--The commander in chief
has awarded Distinguished Service
Crosses to the following members OF the
American Expeditionary Forces for the
acts Of gallantry set forth after their
names:
Second Lieut. Carl C. Rice, machine
gun battalion, in command OF ma
chine gun section on June 6, 1918, near
Chateau Thierry. France He was
wounded soon after the advance began
but refused to have his wounds dressed
for fear II would delay the movement
He bravely continued to lead the Sec
ton until he fell from exhaustion. His
home is at Rolla, Mo.
Private Theodore Pisticoudis, ma
chine gun battalion. When three in
fantrymen were buried by shell ex-
plosion near Chateau Thierry June 6.
1918, he fearlessly left shelter in
face OF heavy Smelling and rescued
them. His home address IL 400 South
Sixteenth street, Philadelphia.
First Lieut.. II. C. Molesberry, En-.
gineers. In the vicinity OF lie Thlole,
on the night Of June 6-7. 1918. he cour-
ageously took command of and efrlci.
emily directed the advance OF an infantry
unit when all OF Its officers had been
killed or wounded His home Is at AM
bridge. Pa.
Private Jefferson Holt, medical de.
tachment. Engineers. and Private
Charles Rafrington, medical detachment
Engineers. During the day and night OF
June 2-3. 1918, they exposed themselves
to severe and continuous fire beyond call
of duty In order TO bring aid to wounded
Engineers and Marines. Hollis home is
at Kent. Tex. There is no record OF
Raffington's home address.
First Lieut.. Charles c. Rentfro, in.
fantry. For three days. July 10 to IS
1913. before St Agnan. France, he went
without sleep in order to care for the
wounded and performed his work fear.
lessly without shelter under continuous
bombardment. There Is no record of his
home address.
Private George w. Holly, infantry
On The night of June 20, 1918, near BAG.
carat, France. he attempted to catch a
hand grenade thrown into the window
or his dugout by German, and did sue.
coed In diverting It and thereby savinp
IRON death or injury a number Of hi.
comrades. but in the effort lost most O,
M hand. His home Ia at Madisonyille
Ohio"
The sun., 1918-08-20
PHILIPPINES FEEL
GASOLINE SHORTAGE
Price Reaches 81 a Gallon,
Hompering Plants.

MANILA. p. l., Aug. 19-The gasolene
shortage in the Philippines has become
acute and 1t Is not for sale In the islands
except on contracts. which also are icop-
ardixed by delays in the arrival OF 1hip-
ments from America. The price, when
obtainable, is 81 TO 50 a gallon. 4 crude
oil shortage also seriously affects manu-
factories, The Government Is import
ing from Borneo to continue the opera :
ton OF the Manila Gas Company. other
plants have closed down.
Many provincial automobile stage lines
have suspended The Dutch East Indian
supply is cut off, as the Poseidon. a yes
gel used for this trade. was recently
seized as Dutch vessel by the Gov
eminent and It's release Is now refused.
The importers assert that no other
vessel 10 obtainable.
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4 MORE SHIPS WITH
u. S. MEN IN SIBERIA
Continued from First Page.

stating that Russia's position is alarm.
ing.
"Russ.a's Intervention In the war is
necessary. The removal Of the Govern
ment to a safe place consequently has
been decided upon and Kronstadt Uhe
fortress OF Petrograd) has been chosen
as the seat Of authority. All prepare
tions have been made to move the Gov
eminent offices there"
TIE return to Berlin Of Adolph Joffe
Russian Ambassador to Germany, after
a stay of only one day at MOSCOW is
puzzling the German papers. The Weser
Zeitang Of Bremen says that 1t is unable
to understand n short stay at Moscow,
inasmuch as "Joffe had to report on a
supplementary. treaty to the Brest-
Litovsk convention, which had been
initiated at Berlin by representatives OF
both the Russians and Germans"
The sun., 1918-08-20
STEAMSHIP PROTEUS
SUNK BY COLLISION
CreW Rescued Off Hatteras
by Other Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The merchant
steamship Proteus OF 5000 tons was
sunk last night in a collision with an
other steamship about thirty-four miles
southwest of Diamond Shoals, on Cane
Hatteras. ". c.. the Navy Department
was Informed to-day.
The other vessel. which was not seri-
ously damaged. stood by and rescued
the crew of the Proteus
The sun., 1918-08-20
Receiver for Cieannu Con,.,.

Edward ]. Hinch was yesterday an
pointed receiver of the assets and effects
OF the Cleanall Company. pending a suit
for dissolution brought by Jeanne Craw.
ford. one Of the owners Of the business.
against her partner, Walter p. Kauff-
mann, The business was established at
ss7 West Th!rty-eighth street a few
months ago.
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FRENCH OFF TO JOIN TANKS
BrideIess Bridegroom In Uniform
Goes to Fort Slocum.

BosToN, Aug, 10. 80 Edward Tu'k
French. the brideless bridegroom ara
candidate for the Tank CorpS Ns'
started for Fort Slocum in o." uniform
OF the United States Army,
With fifteen otter recruits dcs'!Hed
for various branches of the scrN''e
young French marched from tho arm
recruiting station to the South station
and started on the Il. NJ, train to'
Fort Slocum
The sun., 1918-08-20
U.BoAT SINKS MORSE BARK.
Makes Attack on Virginia Capes
Grew Saved.

WASHINGTON. Aug, l9.--The Norwe-
gian bark Nordhav was sunk by a Ger
man submarine 1875 miles OF the Vir-
ginia Capes Saturday noon Her crew
OF twenty-siX escaped in small boats and
have been brought into an Atlantic port
by an American warship.
Advices to the Navy Department to-
day announcing the sinking did NOT say
whether the bark was torpedoed or
shelled. She was vessel of 2,623 net
tons and sailed on June is from Buenos
Ayres. Capt Bernstein was master of
the bark.
The sun., 1918-08-20

% muniag u, t for that day made public to
Section B-The following details Of
the aerial combat referred to in sec
ton have been reported In Lor-
raine:
Capt. Biddle brought down Rumpier
machine northwest Of Douxieres-aux-
Danes at s 40 O'Clock In the afternoon
Of August l6. The observer was killed
and the pilot wounded, but the ma
chine landed intact.
The sun., 1918-08-20

ROCHESTER, Aug. 1a--PriNatc Lee
Meng. an aviation student 81 H7Eer ;
Field. was drowned to-day while canoe
ing In the Genesee River with another
student when the canoe upset NrnI
companion was rescued. The body N''
recovered.
The sun., 1918-08-20
WILSON UPHOLDS SENTENCE.
Lieut.. Frank Must Serve Prison
Tcrm-CIemencyf for Capt. Tiffany

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1e.--Sentence OF
dismissal from the army and five years
imprisonment at hard labor imposed
by court-martial upon First Lieut.. Milo
o. Frank at Camp Sheridan. Ala. ha:
been approved by President Wilson
Lieut.. Frank was convicted of making
fraudulent claim against the Govern.
ment for 81 ,006.
President Wilson commuted the sen.
tence of dismissal imposed upon Capt
Stewart u. Tiffany. l05th Infantry, for
violating a quarantine order at Camp
Stuart, Va, to confinement at his post
for six months and forfeiture of s3OO
In pay.
The sun., 1918-08-20
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLES

Io-The
the front follow
FRENCH (NIcHT)-Between Matz
nued make during the day. Our spite of
stubborn resistance by the
reached the western outskirts of Lassgny.
Further south have succeeded debouchng the Thes
Wood
On right have Pprez advanced the
southern outskirts o Dresincourt.
To the north of the completing
pont and Fonenoy have captured the village of Moan
The number of prisoners captured this region since yesterday
has reached 1900.
actions north and south of the
prisoners the region west of Roye yes
Last evening o'clock French troops rectfy
of about fifteen hometers
have realized advance the whole line of
proxmatey two klometers.
We occupied plateau Nampc
edge of the Andgnourt Vngre
prisoners including commanders
captured.
The night cal on he of front
BRITISH (NGHTThe this morning strongly attacked
Immediately driven out by attack and the situation
completely restored.
Many casualties enemy prisoners
captured.
has been made front of yards We
reached the line of the Mve Parads
to Les Puresbecques and have entered Mervle.
There sharp fighting different points the of
advance and number of prisoners and machine captured
The total prisoners captured yesterday the neghbohood Of
outersteen 676 including eighteen officers The machine
and trench moars captured by have been counted
BRITISH (DAf)-We took few last night in the
sector and also south of the scape patrols entered
the enemys trenches and distance his position
North of the scarpe hostile radng repused with
losses
During the night made the Merve
spite Of the opposition of hostile machine
between forty and fifty prisoners a machine
Early in the night the launched counter attack against
positions between Outerseen
completely up artillery gun
The total number of
operation in this sector is not yet available
The hostile artillery activity
and has been active southwest and north Of Baileul.
GERMAN (NICHT)-Enemy of Chaulnes
Roye failed Throughout
front broke down with heavy losses artillery activity
occurred the where fighting yesterday
the Disc and the Aisne.
GERMAN (DAY)-souhwest of Balleul British attacks were
launched between Meteren Mer
repulsed in front battle lines.
On both sides of the Lys there has lively
activity the part of the We
local north of the Ancre
Between violent artillery
dues In the early morning the advanced
strong partial attacks.
South the
vile delivered successful trusts
where repused sometimes
to pieces and put of action by infantry
grenades In the Immediately
assaults, several times renewed, broke down.
The has penetrated into the Beuvragnes
We withdrew the fighting there the
age Northwest of Lassgny beat
hrusts which
attempts to attack
Between the Disc and the Ane strong
early the afternoon Toward evening the
of firing attacked between southwest of
Nouvron Our front bitter
hours held the snemy assault which broke everywhere
fore battle positions.
the ves there infantry engagements on both
sides of Braisne with reviving artillery
The sun., 1918-08-20
CAPT. BIDDLE WINS AIR FIGHT.
Kills Observer and Wounds Pilot
hut Gets Machine Intact.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-Capt Charles
]. Biddle of Andalusia, Pa. was the
American aviator who brought down q
German airplane In the Lorraine, men,
toned In Gen. PershinE's Official COM
munique August II, Additional details
are contained In section b Of the COM
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OsIZEN o $4,000.

Smutneho posviceni dockal
sc krejci Frantisek Pavelec V
South Loraln, O. Kterys pod
vodnik okradl jej o vsecky IL
spory - $4,000 a pritomne ma
Sc policie podvodnika onoho
rovnez hleda. Mysli Sc totiz, re
So svym lupem ujel do Cleve-
landu. Tyz vystupoval v Lorain
pod jmenem M. Ursivic a mezi
tamn6isimi Slovany vyhledaval
akcionare pro novy podnik, to-
varnu Ma fotograficke aparaty
nejnovejsiho vynalezu. Pavelec
koupil tech podilG "a $4,000 a
teprv dnes zjistil, re akcie jsou
padelane, bezcenne. Wal 81 tu-
diz ma Ursivice u lorainske po-
licie zatykac a ia mu sdelila, re
podvodnik South Lorain jiz o.
pustil.
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MA Is LET DO zALARE.

Trestni soudce Levine postal
ma patnact roku do statnihO We
zeni 30latehO Floyd Bella, 1854
vych. SO ul. pro pokus vrazdy.
Pred nekolika meslci Bell po-
dilel sc ma prepadeni kterehos
ovOcnafe ma Orange ave-, a
kdyz straznik AntOnin Cihlar
ohrozenemu priSel ma pomoc,
vypalil po mem n6kolikrat z
bambitky a postrelil jej lehce
ma prsou. Byl "a to procesovan
posleze do kaznice odsouzen.
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DOPISY v URADOVNE
SVETA.

Zajatec Italii Vaclav Sto-
ckl posila svemu stryci p. Ja-
nu Novotnemu do Clevelandu
listek, ktery posta pro neupl-
nou adresu nemuze dodati.
(Dle obsahu jest p. Novotny
as clenem The Old Kentucky
Fishing & Outing Klubu.)
z podobne priciny nedoru-
ceny dopis z Italie ma u mas
p. Jos. Bartdnek Cd vojina ce-
skoslovenske armady Jana Ko
ptfka.
Oba adresati necht' 81 sve
dopisy laskave u mas vyzved-
nou.
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SPRAVCEM NEJVETSf NE.
MOCNICE.

Kapitan R. B. Mcclellan z
naseho mesta jmenovan byl
spravcem nejvetsi vojenske ne
mocnice V Soustati. V nemocni
ci te jest 4,OOO luck pro pa
cienty jedine V tamnejsi ku-
chyni Jest sto muzG zamestna
no. Churavi branci u Francie
sc vraceiici budou do onoho Il
stavu pOsllani.
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WSSl 'W,SS]
CELIA RODINA UHORELA.

We vesnicce Duck Run bliZ
Portsmouth, o., pripravovala
Sc vcera rodina havire Rob. Rat
cliffa ku posvicenskemu obedu
a pon6vadz ohen pod plotnou
slabe jen plapolal, pani Ratcli-
ffova vchrstla do kuchynskych
kamen pull gallonu petroleje,
kterazto neopatrnost stala Sc
osudnou vsem V domacnosti. V
domku tot'z pozar vypukl a
vsichni clenove jmenovane ro-
diny zahynuli. Bylo jich sest ma
pOtet.
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.STUDENTSkE ODDLY BU
DOU ROZPUsTENY.

Z Wash:ngtonu dochazl sde-
leni, re pristi stEadu veSkere
studentske vojenske oddly ma
Western Reserve, Case a kolle-
il sv. 1gnace mali byt rozpust6-
ny vojenske stejnokroje VIA
de navrac eny.
Nafizeni tyce Sc vSech ame-
rickych universit a kolleil kde
vojensky vycvik behem valky
byl pestovan.
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NARODNf DAN.

Jak jsme Sc naucilli primo Wv
konavat naSi narodni i lidskou
povinnost.
Go starosti, prace a obeti wy
zadovali podniky pro narodni
dcele. Muscle Sc tancovat, pit,
jist, kourit, ably polovic a ne
kdy jen ctvrtina obeti pro pra-
w dcel Sc ziskala. Byli to oby-
cejne jedni IL sami obetavi
nasinci, jenz ty obete pri-
ilaseli.
V tom prfpade Sc dnes jevi
potesujici pokrok. Kazdy 81
pfeje ably 100 proc. jeho obeti
pfislo ma pravy Gcel a proto pri
ma dan jest dnes uznana "a
nejlepsi cestu, po ktere Sc ma
docilit zadouciho ucele.
TO nejlepe doznavaji nase
ob6tavi sberatele sberatelky,
jak jscu pratelsky prijmuti a
znacne obnosy jsou pro ne pfi-
pravene.
NajdOu Sc ovSem jednotlivci,
kteri po ctyrech letech valky,
po tolika utrpeni, stradani "a
pasech Sc dnes ptaji, ma co ia
narodnl dan Sc kolektuje? Pro
ty ovsem musime nit jen poll
tovani, re dosud nepochopili
ten velky zapas a tech velkych
obeti, ktere osvobozovaci akce
vyzadovala.
! Pc ctyf; roxy ten mas lid pri-
nasel obete ma bojistich, v Ia.
larich hladem byl mucen, ca
my zde jsme pohodlne zili.
Nase obete ma dolarech, kite.
re nam prebyvaji, nemuzeme
lporovnat temi, jenz ma poca.
tku valky presli do srbske ar
mady pax ma dstupu pres AL
banii jich tisice hladem zahy
!, nulo. Ami nase obete nemGzeme
, prirovnat k tenn nasim bratrIn
, V Ceskoslovanske armad6 M
!, Sibiri, ma bojist; v 1talii w
, Francii, kde CO dobrovolnic
} pro osvobozeni nasi vlasti Wy
= krvaceli.
Dale pozoruj'me ty hvezdi
cky ma oknech, kde v kazden
!, domove, srdce matek jest svira
D no utrpenim, starosti sveh'
: syna neb syny, jenz ma bojist
, "a svobodu vSech narodG zap:
sill a pax ma tisice krizkI W
!, Franc;i, ktere naznacuji, KID
. jsou tela tech naSich hrdinG
0 jenz sve zivoty pro svobodu o
= betovali, k vecnemu spanku u
0 lozeny. Jake obete prinesly ia
. ,kove matky. ktere svym synGm
q jimz zivot daily a Vielikou sta
o rostl obetmi je vychovaly, n
o,mGzou ami kvetinku ma jejicl
q hrob polozit.?
0 Vpravme Sc do te skutecno
"" sti a porovnejme jakych obet
0 tisice jinych prinaseji a die to
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DALsfCH 5000 DOP1S0
Z FRANClE,

Do naSeho mesta doSlO vCera
Francie dalSich 5000 dOpisu
od vojinu We Francii. VetSina
tech datuje Sc cd dnu uzavre
mi primeri ma zapadni fronte.
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X SVATKU NARODNi DANE.

Stara v!ast vola k zamofskym svym detem."
Dopusti tyto, ieji hlas by znel
nadarmo nasim amerckym svetem
a tomto ozveny by nedosel,
ac sam by tax rad dosahnout il chtel
ma ceska slova nevyslovne sladka,
jez pronaSi nam rodna matka?
Dopusti, ably do prazdna schvel?
Stonala teZce.... SkorO umirala....
Synove prisli.... Kazdy krev da..
Tou zmena zazraku Sc matkou stala,
liz skoro mrtvy hrobu sveho vstal....
Dnes V jeji zilach krev zas prameni....
Krev vlastni krve, kterou daily - deti...
My pri sile il name udrzet..
Gem sila ia? Jen lasce, nadseni..
Gin laska ia by nadsenim vsak byla,
kdyby ted nesla pod sve vlasti krov
jen slova pouha? Jaka tech je sila?
Coz lidem isme jen prazdnych, lichych SLOW?
Kde nase srdce? Otevrena dian?
S temi dnes vlasti ochotne vstfic spejme
podle sill il kazdy odevzdejme
ne almuznu vsak - narodni svou dan
sSsas'afr-'"
Jestlize dnes jsme sami hrdi ma nj
itsame nj mad svym uspechem,
pax Gimme to otevrenou dan,
ably ia nase draha rodna zem
po zkouskach muk iez stala staleti
sama byt mohla - predobra ia zena,
dnes pozdravena i omlazena
vsude vzdy hrdou ma deti!
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Posvicenske "vyrazeni".

"Franto, jak js; Sc mel o po-
sviceni, mel's preee n6jake W.
razeni?"
"Jak pax ne? V deset hodin
sc mnou vyrazili dvere u Ryba-
XII a u pGl noci me vyhodili cd
KucerG. Do Probulova uz jsem
ami neSel. T.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-28
CESKE NARODN1 SDRUZE]

ho urceme 81 nasi ob9t v narod
nj dani, kterou nejlepe. zasvG-
time svatek dikdcineni.
Pripomehme 81 posledni slo-
va naseho velikana profesora
Masaryka, ktery louceni ame-
rickym. cechoslovaky zakon-
Itil:
Den Narodni Dane Den Di-
kGcineni at vyda svSdectvi o
vasi obstavosti; pocitam s tim,
ze We financni osvobozovaci ak
ci budete pokracovat.
F. G. Masaryk.
DIE jeho vyjadreni pocita ma
,nasi financni podporu. Nuze,
at neni sklaman.
Dokazme skutky, ze uznava-
me tech obeti, a namahu, KITE
'rou pro osvobozeni nasi vlasti,
professor Masaryk a JIM byli
,yykonali.
To dokazeme jedine znac-
nym prispenfm pri kolekci ma
rOdni dane. F. S.