davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

pRENT1ss. Charles b.. 3a6 Beecker
I,cji RoiIi,. Frank. 23e East seventy-seventh
Street New York City.
TARE. Nathan. Jackson Street. New
York City. o..
wv WlNCi Joscph, $40 East 10th Street.
WfIiTE. Joseph r.. 80 West sxty-seventh
Street, New York City.
WALTERS. Charles f., sgt, l16 Ten tyck
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JOHNSON Clinton s.. corp. 20t Linwood
Street, Brooklyn.
LAMANlIO Salvatore, 403 East Eightieth
street, New York City
LYONS. William. Newark, N. J.
MALIOW, Morris. Pnssaic. N. j.
MACkLER Sam. Ga Bay Fourteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
PATTI, Joseph H.. | V Rivington Street.
New York City.
PoTkASCHELNE. John j., Perth Amboy,
N. J,
PRAssER. Charles. Jersey City. N J.
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Killed in Action

CHANDLER. HWium H.. lieut.. 1895
Pacifc Street BROOKLYN.
APP1ERAuM. MaN. 1903 Madison Ave
nue.. New York City.
ANERSE, John. Jersey City, N. J.
CAPPELLIN1. Giuseppe S3s East Tenth
Street New York City.
DOoLEY. Edward. 1867 Third Averue.
New York City
DORIAN, Thomas E. 4l2 Pleasant Ave
GoRpoN. James, 1o4 East Nineteth
Street, New York City.
:, HANNIGAN. Thomas r. Hotel Albert.
New York City.
HoLUB Joseph. 4ss East seventy-hfth
Street. New York City.
;. REILLY. Joseph, 162 Amsterdam Avenue,
New York City.
sLATTERY. Joseph. s2s Third Avenue.
New York City.
sIRAGUsA. Joseph, 217 East Hath
Street New York City.
SPAGNOLETTE. Domenico, Hoboken.
n. J.
WORTH. Charles Richmond Hill. N. Y.
WYSOCK1 Zygmunt. CT North Sixth
WADE. Edward, 1855 Valentine Avenue.
Npu- Work Civ
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Ne,o York City and Vicinity

SCOTT. Alexander, 229 East Fifth Street
Brooklyn
TOBlN. John ". corp. Yonkers. N. Y.
TALBOT George, Paterson N. j.
TOPPING, Henry s., So Fifth Avenue.
Nov Yprk CITY
WETNERHEAD. Miller, East Orange.
\. J.
WELLER, Henry j.. sgt. I'LL Fulton
Street, brooklyn.
WEINSTEfN. Jacob. 1863 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn.
WOLF, Edward. 1os East 124th Street,
New York City
WABERNOSKT. John. Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Men of Foreign Countries

CANADA:
HOLMES, William s., New Brunswick
X.
M'KENzIE, Kenneth K. New Brunswick
(N. '9''
MBREDE. James y. cook,hire (N.
IRELAND:
MURPHY, Bernard, Kitteshandre Cd D..
ITALY:
CANAGLA, Joseph, Abruzzi Cd d.
NORWAY:
LITTLETON, Ole, Vassestrauden (K).
SWEDEN:
ANDERSON, Ernest NJ. Gothenberg Cd d..
PETERSEN. Vigo G., Jonkoping ID d..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
MARINES

BELL, Jesse j.. gunnery sgt. San Diego
(K). -0NS
CROSSEN, Vernon j., sgt. San Francisco
DAVIDIAN. Dickran r.. Fresno (K).
PRICE, Iva l., Long Beach (K).
COLORADO:
WAlSS, Fred A.. Kowa (K).
FLORIDA:
RosENFELD, Emil, sgt. Miami Cd d..
IDAHO:
EMPEY. Hollis E. corp, Idaho Falls (K).
ILLINOIS:
AsPROOTH. Oscar NJ, Rockford (K).
COLE. Howard W. Spring Valley (K).
WIEN, Frank, Chicago ID D..
IOWA:
BEDFORD. George c.. Nicola ODD.
sT1NE- Fay E. Hampton (Ka-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Dec 23The casualty lists public the
War Department
OF these 226 killed action 81 died
slightly missing
In the Marines the following reported
manding general of the American EXpedtionary Forces:
Killed action %
Died wounds received
Wounded IN action (severey) 35
Missing action
The full list vicinity York State
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Died of Disease

CROWLEY. George s. Jersey City, N. j.
DALEY. lie Roy. Newark, N. }.
DR., ALIEAtME, A.. New Rochelle, n. T.
ESSENWANGER, George P, 1918 Purdy
Avenue New York City.
HIGGINS. William, Jersey City. N. j..
KANE. James T.. 81 Walker Street, New
Keller. Harry. 4s7 snediker Avenue,
LINET. William, 75s DeKalb Avenue
PURDY. Clarence. III North Eighth
VAN sPIINTER. A. J.. Paterson. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
ElsctChere

Character of casualties indicated foIowss (K) killed
in Al died of accident other
of wounds; D. died of disease; (M) missing;
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MNTNE:
WALLlNGFORD. Henry. Kitterv I'd WY

'-A@4-'N'i| CiNl|s iltIIy, AlIlery W WI.
MASSACHUSETTS,:
ACHtNRACH, Max. Revere ID W..
DtRCCHERO, Rodolphe, Fall River (K)
ENGLISH, Robt. r., corp. Abingdon (Kl
kLlASON, John f. NJ. Gardner Cd D..
FREY, Rollin W, Lynn ID W..
GAGNON. Alfred. Shirley (Kl.
HUNTER. John f.. North Dana (K).
JULIAN Henry A.. Milford ID d..
ktRRCH, Augustus. Roxbury (K.
ltROSE, Albert. Atteboro (K).
MOREY Ralph f., Medford % w.
OBRitN. William J.. Lawrence (KO.
REANDkAU. Oliver j.. Webster (K).
ROONEY. Owen Boston (K1
RUILEDGE. stephen f.. Brooklne (K).
IlDD. Joseph H., Georgetown (k).
TIkRNkY. William j., Worcester (KO.
WALCH. James. South Boston % W..
MARYLAND:
DAY. Joseph f., Cumberland (K).
HAYES. Charles G., Brunswick (K.
HOEN, Heaufort, Baltimore (K).
LII li.LER. Guy p, corp. Cumberland (K)
SARD. Thomas c.. corp. Baltimore (K).
SNYDER John, Clear Spring (k.
MCHIGAN:
BRl NER. Earl L., Douglas (K).
Is ti.IEM IN, Louis F.. Menominee (.l>
CANUTESON. Otto W, Sterling Cd WI.
CROSS. Archie b.. Hemlock (IO.
CIAPPONI. Giovanni Flint Cd Wy.
DU hRW AERDER Alberto j., corp, Che
boygan (K)
DERRAGCN. Eugene Pontiac ID d..
GREEN. Lloyd H, Worthwhile (K).
HoLDER1EDn Philip. West Branch (K).
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Missing

KRlNSKY Samuel lieut., 1856 Union
Street. Brooklyn.
AKBERC, Charles, 567 Sixth Street. Brook
lyn.
BEECH. William F. CORP New Brunswick.
N. j.
BARRY. James, sSl East ls6th Street,
New York City.
BARKIN Mas. 1877 Broome Street New
York City
BREs0FF Abraham, 43s East Tenth
Street. New York City.
cox. John 66S Humboldt Street, Brook
CREEGAN. Patrick. 1875 West Nineteth
Street, New York City.
COOPER. Samuel, 169 Brook Avenue
Bronx
DoHERTy. Thomas E, s9l Warwick
Street. Brooklyn.
DAILY. William, III McDonough Street,
Brooklyn.
EHRIlCH. Dsvid. 1929 Union Avenue.
New York City.
FREEMAN, Charles H. 52s East Eighty
fourth Street. New York City
HAND. John, Paterson. n. ].
FINE, Hyman, lbs Henry Street, New
York City.
FEEHAN, George. sOS Hicks Street, Brook
lyn.
HENSEI., William S, $50 Thirty-seventh
Street. Brooklyn.
KOzAKoWsk1. Anthony. Paterson. N J.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

he full list for New York City and vicinity
cut and the list of those dead states follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

-. ~ ~. 1-r.V7T' v ---'' u, KaHf 7D D5.
BARNETT, George W, Colmar (K).
BLAIR. David Blair's Mills (EN.
BRANHAM Turner, Boone Camp (K)
BRIISCH, George o.. Covington ID Dj
Fields, Ezra L., Milburn ID W..
hAMlLION, Charles O., Tyner Cd D..
LEONARD, Hewitt Stithton (K).
M'DONOUGH Robert H.. DAYTON N w,
SIMPSON. Newt, Owonton ID D) '''
SINGER. William, Henderson (K),
TURN Err, Thomas t., Walton (K).
WEEK IL, John w. Louisville ID Dl.
WALKER, Taylor, Sloan % D..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

ARCEN EAUX. Joseph A.. Rice (K).
hARRAS, STANLEY, Broussard % w.
CHA NAN, William Robinson ID D..
GOSIANZA. s, Independence % d..
MOCK. Oliver p, sgt, Alexandria CKj
WATSON, William, Providence % Dl
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

FIFE. Gibson, Preston % d.. >,>
GINSTANSON. Ola, Hastings tK).
JONES, Earl H., Blair % D.;
MASTERS, jim. Ardmore % d..
PHILLIPS, Lee. Utica Cd D.:
ROBERSON. Ionic, Alex % W..
ROSS. Bud, Hachaton Cd d. ~
REVEILE, Wakefield H., Walter (K).
SMITH. Robert j.. Mustang tK)..
TYSGK OWICZ Anton, Bartlesvlle (k).
WALK Err, George. Muskogee ID w.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

AMuNDSON. Martin. DEBORAH (K).
cOURBOT, Leon f.. Riceville (k).
DAWSON, Edgar c.. Brighton Cd w.
IlAltLAN, Ruby v, Missouri Valley %.
HUEGkRICH, William f.. Carroll ID d..
JENSEN Emil, Newell % d.
NEGLEN. Robert f., Cedar Rapids (K).
NORD, Elmer v, Red Oak Cd w.
STRAIT, Rex, Roe, Rapids (K)
SHELDON. John r., Keokuk Cd D..
~ ADEN, Walter g., Eagle Grove ID D).
NOLIH, Clarence ", Dubuque tK).
WiESE, Ferdinand. Holsten Cd D..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

KENNEDY. Lyman j.. Grand Rapids (K)
MESHCINSKT John. Detroit (kl.
PATTERSON Roy c., Detroit K).
SILLO. Charles W., Benton Hnrbor Cd w
SARAMOWICZ. Harry. Cornell (k).
SMITH, Ralph b.. Tustin (K).
STERNBERG. Lyle f., White Pigeon (K)
SMITH Floyd L.. Lathrop Cd D..
NICKELS, Peter j., Byron Center Cd w
ROMAN. Edward H., Saginaw Cd d..
ROSATO, Angelo. Detroit % D..
VAN SELONS. Emery W.. Three Rivers
n ~
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
KoRMAN Nicolas. Cleveland (K).

KORMAN. Nicolas, Cleveland (N.
LAWRENCE, Wesley, Springfield tk)'
LYNN, Howard c., Ironton Ck);;,
MATTOX, Aaron r.. Bioomngville ID d.
MEINEN, Everett Toledo %. ,,
MILLER, Alfred H., Martins Ferry lkl;
MANTHEY. William A., Cleveland ID ~
SHEARS. John W., xenia % D).
SHIELDS. james b., Columbus ID ~; ~,
Shirley, Samuel L., Columbus 10 w.
SCHNUPP, Carl r., Norwalk ID w.,
SHREDDER, Robert, sgt, Cincinnati (k).
SOMMERS. William H., Nutwood (K).
rRIPHON. Louis, Fremont (K).
WALTERS George j., Cincinnati CKl.
WILLIAMS, Leo D.. Lime City % W..
WILSON. James, Sardis % w..
ZIMMERMAN. joseph, Cincinnati I'd w.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18
GOV. MCCONNELL
CALLS ATTENTION
FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE
SUGGESTS OBSERVANCE OF
JAIL REGULATIONS
To the Idaho Public Press:

Permit me to call your attention TO
very serious violation of law which
| learn is common in many of the
counties of Idaho, and recognizing as
l do that you will appreciate the i'm
portance of observing the statute to
which I refer, l venture to appeal to
you to give this matter the publicity
it deserves.
The 9th session of the Idaho State
Legislature passed and Act which
was approved by the governor Janu-
airy IL, 1909. The Act is designated
TITLE 3, of COUNTY JAILS, and
may be found beginning on page 1872,
Idaho Revised Codes.
Section 1927, provides as follows:
persons committed on criminal pro-
cesses and detained for trial, persons
convicted and under sentence, and
persons committed upon civil process
must not be kept or put in the same
room, nor shall male or female pris-
oners Except husband and wife) be
kept or put in the same room"
I am convinced that but few per-
sons, residents in Idaho have know
ledge that such a law is part of our
statutes, and it appears doubtful
whether even the county commission
ers generally throughout the state
have discovered it. They are not u.s.
ually law breakers, but quite the con-
trary, and it does not appear reason
able that for period of years such |
men would persist in violating the |
law; yet inquiry will reveal that with
the exception of separating male
from female prisoners this mandatory
statute has been practically ignored,
with the result that young men ac-
cused of some trifling offense have,
been incarcerated for days, weeks, or
perhaps months with vile criminals,
to be eventually released, degraded
and probably started on career of
crime.
Gentlemen of the press I feel that
I can leave this matter in your hands;
the responsibility of giving the pub
lie the facts is yours. I appeal to
you to simply do your duty. Investi-
gate jail conditions in your respect
i've counties. Officers who violate
the law are not immune
Respectfully yours for the right,
W. J. Mcconnell.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18
SHOVEL HIS WEAPON
Thrilling Story of TrawIer Skip
per's Exploit.
Third Blow of FIailIike implement
Puts Out U-Boat's Eye and Al
lied Crew Escapes.

London.-When ones vessel is in
danger from enemy submarines any,
thing will do as weapon Of defense,
as is shown by the story Of captain
OF a British trawler who used a coal
shovel with good effect against a Ger
man-U-boat. The trawler, according
to the story told by one of the crew,
was in the North sea In stiff breeze
when the skipper saw a periscope
crawl through the breaking surface Of
the sea about a hundred yards off.
There was no gun aboard and the traw-
ler's best speed was less than eight
knots.
1T was situation to dismay most
men," said the seaman. "Our skipper,
however, has fighting spirit. A touch
of the wheel sent the trawler's blunt
bows pointing at the submarines
whaleback, and we wallowed menac-
ingly toward the pirate.
'The U-boat swung round to avoid
the impact and the sides of the traw-
Ter scraped along the sides of the sub
marine. The periscope still was we'll
out of the water but was beginning to
slip down as the submarine dived.
1.-THE skipper bawled for a hammer,
crowbar, anything that would hurt.
One of the crew thrust coal shovel
into his hand and he scrambled on the
bulwarks and leaned over, two of the
crew hanging on to his coat so that he
wouldn't fall overheard. Backward
and forward he swung the heavy scoop
at the fragile periscope, and the third
blow reduced it to fragments.
1.-The submarine commander, hearing
the noise and wondering what new and
horrible device the enemy had invent
ed, crept to his periscope to have a
look, but all was black. He was blind,
and the trawler got away in safety"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18
FOOD COSTS 9 CENTS MORE
Student Who Has Been Living on 20
Cents Day Finds He Must
Pay More.

GreensDerg, Pa.-Roy r. Mumma Of
Jeanette, Pa, who, while a student at
Carnegie Institute Of Technology has
been living on % cents day, has had
to increase his budget. He is now liv-
ing on 80 cents day.
Since he graduated from Tech last
June Mumma found job, saved $500,
took unto himself a wife and has just
been accepted as private in the radio
mechanics branch Of the aviation serv-
ice.
Mumma's diet program includes
bread, milk, cereals, cocoa, rice, pea
nut butter, fruit, eggs, meat, gelatin,
oleomargarine and even pie.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18
SAVINGS STAMPS
TO SECURE CREDIT
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE WILL AR
RANGE TO CREDIT STAMPS
AS LIBERTY BONDS

An arrangement has been made
whereby buyers of war savings
stamps will be given credit the same
as if they had purchased Liberty
bonds and will not be classed as slack
ers if they are not also owners of
Liberty bonds. The county council
of defense and the postal authorities
have made arrangements whereby
this will be done.
Hereafter when Liberty loan
drive is made person who has
bought war savings stamps can re-
port this to the council of defense
and he will be credited with these
purchases just the same as if he had
bought an equal value of bonds. This
will enable many persons who are
not able to buy bonds at $50 for the
minimum, to buy stamps, taking as
low as Is cents worth at time and
up to as high as one wants to go.
Many persons prefer to put their
savings into these stamps which can
be obtained with small investments
when it would be difficult t. pay for
$50 bond and the latter are not on
sale all of the time as are the stamps.
The postmaster is not permitted to
give out the names Of stamp pur-
chasers unless they authorize him to
do so. He is preparing statement
of authorization which any purch-
aser of stamps may sign which will
authorize the postmaster to give to
the county council of defense the in
formation that will save the purch-
aser from being indexed as a Stacker
if he or she buys no, Liberty Bonds.
In connection with this matter Post
master Morgareidge, said:
81 attended a meeting of the coun-
Gil of defense and had to sit still and
say nothing when a man whom I
knew had bought $500 worth of war
savings stamps was being branded
as a Stacker. had no authority to
tell the council he is not Stacker
but had been liberal investor in war
savings stamps. If I had had the
authorization of this man to tell the
facts I would have saved him from
being misunderstood" any one buying
war saving stamps can sign such
statement authorizing the postmaster
to give out the information and the
proper credit will be given.
Eat baked potato and save a slice
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18

Eat baked potato and save slice
Of bread for the soldiers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-18
Record of Service

metan of
1912 The miles
month"; miles; 84 miles
oil
2 M. bought in 1918 miles
gallon IL
OF
The G. M trucks in Moscow and vicinity,
this dependabiHty, this operation
N
M. in
s o
"The lightly
knowledge gained of others"
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/ Bfla pan1
Roman NepsalIW. Collins

Isnouti u vedomi ,ze uboha mo-
je sestra na.leza Sc tady v dou-
lpeti dvou lotrI, z nichz jeden
bidnejsi jest druheho.
Ia prvni svoji povinnost
jsem povazovala zapsati vse
do sveho dennfku, co jsem byla
slysela. Ackoliv mne po celem
tele mrazilo a hlava pocinala
mne boleti, vydrzela jsem II
psaciho stolku skoro do rama.
Jiz napsala jsem vse, CO teto
noci jsem zazila a piece nemo-
hu Sc olhodlati, abych 81 uleh-
la a hledala odpocinku.
0 Boze, jak mi je hrozne
Bojim Sc, re pokousi Sc o mne
zla nemoc. v tee mhe mrazi, a
tvafe me jsou rozpalene. Pri
psani splyvaji mi radky, tax
re sotva jednotliva slova roze-
znavam. O nedej, mi1osrdny
Boze, abych Sc nyni rozstona-
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Trpite-li nejakou krevni neb
kozni chorobou, proc snasite
dele tuto nemoc? DR.. Bailey
Vam mIze pomoci. Po dobu
uplynulych dvacet let lecil tyto
choroby s 1spechem a jest nej-
spolehlivejsfm specialistou v
Cleveland6. Mimo jin6ho mo-
dernfho leceni uziva i velkeho
objevu profesora Ehrlicha 6O6
(Salvarsanu) a 914 (Neosal-
varsanu).
Navstivte jej lined, ceny
jsou mirne pri nejlepsim ose-
trent. : Uredni hcdiny cd $3.50
dop. do 8 hodin vecer. V nedeli
cd 10 hod. dop. do l hod. odp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

PRODAJf Sc obchodni domy,
jeden Sc dvema story, hostinec
q stfizni obchod, .druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
,nirne q cena vellni levna. Biz
81 Sc sdsll Y Z. 5421 Fleet ave-,
roh E. SIS ul. go
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cTETE!
cTET!Eii.


Name vyber jedno a dvou-
rodinnych domG Sc vsfm zvele-
benin, ktere prodame ma mir
ne splatky. Tez vezmeme do
bre Lofty neb markyce a bondy
Svobody. jakozto splatku. Hla-
ste Sc U The Municipal Savings
and Loan Assn, l23O1 Miles
Ave. Tel. Union 809-W. aneb u
J. J. Heidlera, 3348 E. 49. I'll.
tel. Union 184-R. aneb u B. Sa-
chy, l2917 Angelus Ave. tel.
Union 127O-K.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

PRONAJME Sc byt, vse zave
demo pro bezdetne manzele,
nakore. Haste Sc v els. 1886
&. 1876. ul. 50
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Poznamka.

Poznamka.
(Dalsi slova v denniku slec-
ny Halkombove jso unecitelna.
Pisatelka pokousela Sc patrne
pfemoci hroznou slabost a "a
znamenavala ma papir veci ma
prosto nesrozumitelne. Ma dru
he strane dennku jest pismo ci-
ri, pismo muzske ruky a ma
nadpis 81. cervence". Uni lax
nasleduje:)
Poznamky uprimneho pritele.
Nemoc nasi vytecne slecny
Halkombove pripravila mi wa
cny dusevni pozitek. Mohl
jsem totiz procisti cely jeji den
nix.
Je tn popsano nekolik set
stranek a pfiznavam Sc, ze ka-
ida stranka neobycejne mne
pobavi.a. Slecna Halkombova
zasluhuje, ably byla obdivo-
1vana!
Spusob, jakym vse vylicila,
neobycejna odvaha, jaka jew
Sc celem jejim jednani, jeji
velika pamet, naplnuji mne Il.
ctou k teto dame. Jenom lituji,
ze vzajemne prospechy cini z
mas protivniky. Kdyby pomery
byly priznivejsi, mohli bychom
byti do smrti nejlepsimi pra.
tely!
| Pocity, ktere nyni ovladaji
me srdce, presvedcuji mne, ze
hapsal jsem tuto nepokrytou
rraVlu. Tyto pocity povznaseji
mne mad pouhe osobni ohledy.
" nestrannosti sve obdivuji Sc
valecne lsti, jakou tato vytec-
nice vyslechla moji tajnou roz-
mluvu baronem Percivalem
a obdivuji take dIkladnosti, s
Ijakou vse We SVEN dennku al
Go posledni chvile vylici:a.
Pojat dtrpnosti chtel jsen
''prispeti lekari, ktery il osetru.
je, svymi vedomostmi, avsak
nepfistupny tento muz mne od
,mtl. Nicemny clovek!
z pouheho uznan a z oprav
doveho obdivu pro slecnu Hal
kombovou pfipisuji tyto rad
ky, jimiz take zakoncuji tutc
knihu a kladu il opet ma ono
misto, nehoz mi il mole mar
,zelka byla prinesla. Neodvrat
ne udalosti mutt mne k odcho
du. Vyhlidka ma veliky dspecl
rozevira sc prede mnou. Ko
nam pfisouzeny mi ukol s pokl
dem, jehoz sam Sc desim.
z pima srdce 81 preji, ably slt
cna Halkombova Sc uzdravila
A zaroven j ,projevuji upfin
} ne politovani, ze naprosto zda
fiti Sc nemdze jeji zamer, n;
nemz byla Sc pro blaho sve Sc
stry usnes!a. Pri tom pax il u
: bezpecuji, re vedomosti, sjieh;
: nabyl jsem z stohoto jejiho{del
: niku, nijak neprispeji k tomu
: to$nezdarN. l,
! .Koncini tyto radky opetnyn
!. prohlasenim, ze slecnu Hal
/, kombovu neskonale obdivuji
: $ tim Sc znamenam
= Fosko.
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Prij1nu mIj reyolucni po-
zdrav. Obdrzel jsem prave cd
kamarada cermaka zprayu, ze
isl mu psal;sa ze zadas, aby tt
psal Q na5ich pomerech. Pone-
vadz vm, ze k. 6. nez Sc roz-
houpa trva to ponekud dlouho,
pisi tt ja. Sdeluji tebou, ze
|jsme Sc zde srazili poctu asi
osm, yesm4s byvall clenove sku
lpin, ale n&sledkem toho, re
jsme v rdznych obcfch, nelze
tax caste Sc sejiti, abychom spo
llecne, jednou dust, mohli vam
rfiblizne podati obraz nasich
pomer1. Podavam jej tudfz ia,
ljak Sc ma pomery divam. Upo-
zorhuji, ze je to osobni mdj ma
hled, dost MONA, ze dostanes
mnoho jinych dopisu, ktere sc
budou znacne lisiti cd meho Ii
|stu, ale studuj obsah jednoho
kazdeho q shledas, re velikou
|ulohu hraji v Mich pomery o.
|sobni, coz pax prirozene skodi
vernemu vylfceni pomerd.
/ Nepopiratelnou vecf je, re Sc
pomery stale meni, coz nemG-
re pdsobiti prijemne, ale je
fakt, ze mnOho lidi take nedo-
vede vpraviti Sc do tech slozi-
1tych pomerd, jako je staveni
Earmady 2 naroda antimilitaris-
ticky zalozeneho, z naroda,
ktery prosel vsemi moznymi
druhy utrpenf, "a nejrdznej
sich pomerG, naroda, ktery byl
cele generace srazen vojen-
skou a statnf dresurou Rakou-
lska primo a Nemecka neprimo
k politicke plochosti, socialni
stranickosti a Imam k nacional-
nj WASN'T, ktera plodila negaci,
negaci pravG tam, kde potrebo
Ivala kult, mrayni silly. A ten ma
rod Sc poznaA -pFisel- k sobs
pfisel jeho cas-, nadesla jeho
hodina, organisuje Sc na jedne
linii, ktera az dosud tax nepri-
rozene Sc rozbihala. A organi-
1suje Sc vojensky, sam ze sebe
la re svych vlastnfch pomera.
lie to skoro ironii, ze narod ja-
ko my, musel Sc nalezti, pozna-
tt, v nejvyssim takrka rozvoji
militarismu. Ale je to dplne
lprevraceni vsech materialistic.
kych idef nemeckych filosofn,
domnivajicich sc, re narod s
hlubokymi myslenkami da SC
lehce ovladnouti hmotnymi 81.
lami naroda mocnejsiho. Ia.
'|vdavame dnes smrtelnou ranu
nemecke ideologii v pravu sill.
|nejsiho.
i Tvorim-li 81 dsudek O nasem
stavu, citfm dust nesmirny en-
thusiasm, poneyadz verim, Il
my jake narod jsme preklenult
-Ivsecky proudly, ktere byvaly
Evropou, svym rozhodnutim BE-
Jovat, bojovat az do vysledku
Postavit Sc proti Rakousku .
! Nemecku, neznamena u mas il
nom BOZ a zapas politicky, hos
podafsky a narodni, nybrz
zapas kulturne socialni, meier
/. zapas hmotny, nybrz i zapas
dusevni. cesky narod stoji me
ri spojenci a centfalnimi moe
: nostmi s nejvyssimi cili, S nej
= vznesenejsi ideou, stoji cely
: ale j jediny a armadou dobrt
/ Ivolnou, bratrskou, demokrati,
: kou.
10 co mas nenaucily dejiny
3 to co nam do duse nemohli vii
i sknouti nasi Masarykove. Ma
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