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CHAPTER XXVII.
Blighty.


From this frst-aid post, after inocu-
lating me with antitetanus serum to
prevent lOckjaw, was put into an am
bulance and sent to a temporary hos
pital behind the lines. To reach this
hospital we had to go along a road
about five miles in length. This road
was under she'll fire, for now and then
a flare would light up the sky-a ire
mendouS eXplOsiOn-and then the road
seemed to tremble. We did not mind,
though no doubt some of us wished
that a shell would hit us and end our
misery. Personally, was not particu-
lar. 1t was nothing but bump, jolt, rat
tie, and bang.
Several times the driver would turn
around and give us a ''Cheero, mates,
we'll soon be there" fine fellows,
MoSe ambulance drivers, a lot Of them
60 West, too.
we gradually drew out of the fire
zone and pulled up in front of an i'm
mense dugOut. Stretcher-bearers car
rleu me down a number of steps and
paced me on white table in brightly
lighted room.
A sergeant Of the Royal Army Med
'cal corps removed my bandages and
.ut OH my tunic. Then the doctor,
u.'n MS sleeves rolled up, took charge.
.'V Wlnked at me and I winked back,
anu tnen ne asked, How do you feel,
'nldShed up bit?"
answered: I'm all right, but I'd
owe qu1d for a drink of Bass"
~ nodded to the sergeant, who dis
di tpedreu' and I'll be darned IL he
oo un return with a glass of ale. 1
mo .u only open my mouth about a
l1o1 'er OF an inch, but 1 got away with
H." S ufop of that ale. It tasted just
Tommy O 'n"' IS heaven ~
dor, ne uoctor said something to an or
"oh, S' the only word 1 could catch was
Of a~ then they put some kind
moa al arrangement over my nose and
W. w. anu 1t was me for dreamIand.
On "en l opened my eyes l was lying
hut,s' stretcher, in q low wooden
rowo Everywhere / looked / saw
do"s OF Tommies on stretchers. some
faas u 10 the world, and the rest with
~ IN their mouths.
wa ~" e, main topic of their conversation
tboi, oignty. Nearly all had a grin on
have faces, except those who didn't
priDne enough face left to grin with. /
Was ho with my right eye, the other
Ran tee'cner-bearers came in and be-
cOnld carry the Tommies outside. You
the un near the chug of the engines in
w atung ambulances.
three was as, put into an ambulance with
egbtoo U.ners and away we went for an
14'een-mile ride.
lad r'" %S on q bottom stretcher. The
up soeo n. across from me was smashed
Rioh4 etnlnE horrible.
ROyaI - ABOVE me was a man from the
him wo n'Sh rifles, while across from
WAS Scotchman.
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Dry Nash for Poultry.

Here's a suggestion for a good dry
mash: Three parts by weight Of corn
meals and one part beef crap. Still
another ration may be made up OF
me pound of wheat bran, one pound
pf wheat middlings, six and half
,ounds of beef scraps and 1914 pounds
nf cornmeal.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29
Her Limit.

Bank Cashier-ghis check. madam
isn't filed in.
Madam-Isn't what?
Bank Cashier-It has your husbands
name signed to 1t, but it does not state
how much money you want.
Madam-Oh, is that all Well, TN
take all there ISL seArsOn's Weakly.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29
Record Is Essential.

Unless the poultry farmer keeps
books, he is in no position to ascertain
his costs and profits. Even simple
cash book and ledger Is better than
no system at all.
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The most costly work in landscapes
Is moving earth therefore do as lit
tie OF IL as possible, for seldom does
It really aid In gaining pleasing re,
suits.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29
Fittinu the Theory.

'I have an idea that rooms reflect
the personality of their occupants"
'"Then the lady who uses this cGOD
must be of very worrying dispcsi.
ion. to Judge by the fret. work In it,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29

Manure from grain, meat and bone
fed hens Is very rich In plant food
ind is nearly equal tc guano.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29

diately after calying. A COW kept for
dairying purposes should be kept SC
strictly.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-08-29
Dairy Cows and Cal.

A calf should not be allowed 70 suck
COW intended for dairy purposes. ex-
opt for just a day or so md imlle-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-25
MADARI Sc SNAZf ZBAVITl
Sc RAKOUSKE PRfTEzE.
Revolucni navrh hrabSte
karolyiho.

Washington, "a. rijna. - MI
rove namluvy centralnich moci
mely rozstepiti jednotu spoje-
reckou, ale staly oe dvousec-
nOu zbrani kterou Sc poi+ezaly
samy. Rakousko Sc rozpadava
jako biblicky Herodes potH IS
tany nemoci "a vrazdeni ditek
a Nemecku Sc nedeje iepe.
u Amsterdam dosly tele-
gram Budapest vypravuje,
re. minule strldy v dolni sne-
movne podal znamy hrabe Ka-
rolyi resoluci We prospech ma
proste neodvislosti Mad'arG sc
soucasnou zadosti, ably Sc uher
sky premier Wakerle vidal L.
fadu. DivnO dost, k uzasu sv6-
ia, pozaduji Mad 'ari ably uzna-
ma byla samostatnost Jihos.o-
vanu, prohlasena naprosta odlu
ka cd Nemecka, ujednan sepa-
ratni mir a Uhram panoval
kral 81. stalym sidlem Buda-
pesti.
Ia vSeobecneho rozcileni
prohlasil ministrpresident We
kerle, re Sc postavi veskerou
rozhodnosti proti revolucnim
hrozbam hrabete Karolyiho a
zadal celou poslaneckou sne-
movnu, ably odmftNa jeho re-
Soluci.
Mad'ari pry nemohou uznati
Cechos.ovaky jako valcici moe
ale nenamitaji niceho proti u
nil Chorvatska, Bosny a Dal-
macie.
Widen jest dosud ohromena
odpovedi Ameriky a panujici
tam hlad naladil Videnaky, re
docela vazne pocinaji uvazo-
vati O bezpodminecnem vzdani
Sc Rakouska-uherska. Zasobo-
vanf Vidne jest velice stizeno
uzavrenim ceskych a morav-
skych hranic, takze jest dosa-
vadni hlavni potravinovy pra-
men Polsko dplne odriznut.
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cESKOSLOVENSKY POMOC.
NY SBOR Weekly,

hlavni uradovnou v 'Probulove
ma Broadway, ma v zasobe ka.
belky k zasilce darkG pro nase
voiiny v Ceskos,ovenske arma.
de. KabeIky tyto Sc prodavaji
po $500 kus.
Prihlaste Sc v cas- dokud jsou
v zasobe dokud je cas- darky
zaslati, by je nase vojfnove ma
vanoce mohli dostati. Nasledu.
jici kabelky po trech dollarech
jiz odkoupili.
Po jedne kabalce od!ebrali
pi. Anna Petric, pi. Zuzana Kri
Fan, pi. Anna B. Knee, pf. Ma
ria Slimak, pi. Etela Krizan, pf.
Terezia Slimak, 81. Maria Vo.
dovka, slec. Maria Utrata, 81.
Anna, Pankuch, pi. Anna Sim
kovic, pi. Gisela Tordon, slec.
Helena Tocek, pi. Anna Olsav-
sky, 81. Erena Pankuch, 81. An
ma Pankuch, pi. Anna Ribarik,
pi. Viktoria Lodzensky, pf. An
ma Lunik, slec. Maria Kisel, 81.
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"VSEOBECNE OZBROJENf
CECIL"

V "Deutscboehm. Tagesp."
rrjnesli clanek, otitulovany =
"Vseobecne ozbrojeni Czech. -
Je to pokracovani onech proti-
ceskych utokd, ktere objevily
Sc pred casem v jinych mem.
listech a v nichz tvrzeno, re Ce
81 opatruji 81 "a potraviny zbra
ne proti Nemcum - a volano
ma vladu, ably zbrojeni tomu "a
branila. "Deutschboehm. Ia
gesp." jde o kirk dale a prina
81 toto:
"V municni tovarne v Rolev-
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odvislost Ceskoslov,enske repu
bliky."
Byv taZan dnesni dosti va
zne situaci ma ceske fronte, pra
vi:
"Nase voisko jest arci po pc
timesicnich ustavicnych bojich
os abeno. Nase zalohy jsou ma
le a nase valecne zasoby nam
nepostacuji. Snazime Sc vytrva
ii, ac vSechno ma mas samych
jedine nezavisi, ap4 take ma sile
nepritele a spoienecke po-
lmoci."
Americka pomoc jest iiz pri-
pravena opustiti Vladivostok a
iodjati do Celjabinska. Wax
Cerveneho krize obi .de We ctvr
TEX, zastavi V Charbine, Om-
|sku a lrkutsku, vzdy jeden neb
diva dny. Veze sebou pomocne
lvojsko, vseho druhu valecny
material i jine zasoby urceny
pro Cechoslovaky a Rusy. Ia
lprvnim nasledovati bude druhy
|pouze potrebami.
VeSkere pomocne sbory spo-
ljenecke, lekari, osetrovatelky,
atd. vsech spojeneckych moci
pfestehovany bNy do Omska,
sidla nynejsi sibirske vlady a
kde ruske urady do zbrane po
volaly novou armadu, ktera jiz
nyni pilne cvici, ably priprave-
ma byla drive nezli dorazi ma
misto general Janin, vrchni We
litel armad ceskoslovenskych,
jenz veleti bude soucasne i no.
We armade sibirske.
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Anna Gluvna, s.. Zuzana Masa
la, pi. Maria Capek, pi. Paviina
Menich, 81. Terezia Prihel, pi.
Anna Ferenc, 81. Marta Hava-
sy, pi. Judita Scerba, pi. Anna
Sobek, pi. Julia Bendik, pi. III
zana Breha, pi. Zizana Benko,
81. Maria Kama, 81. Gizela Ka-
ma, pi. Stefania Rusnak, Clara
Hanzl, M. Machacek, Mia Ry-
d., c. Jirsa, mrs. Stavicka 2,
spolek sv. Veroniky 6, M. Zarib
nicki, K. Dolezal, A. Bilek, FIR.
Ponizil. Josefa Pillar, pi. Nos
ka 2, A. Cernusak, M. Bybo, S.
Hrabak, ]. Habart, V. Novotny,
E. Slavicek, AL. Pavelka, Edu-
ard Wesley 2, E. Pavelka, r.
Miltner, F. Picman, H. Pelich,
A.. Novotny, A. Ledorf, A. Skri
van, E. Proxies, E. Konivka, M.
Svehla, R. Hrobon, NJ. Beran,
A. Bolek, J. Week, A. Halman,
zofie Molzer 2, B. Pokorna, A.
Klir, F. Brezina 2, A. Handlik,
K. Jast, w. Pintner, j. Dostal,
Marie Peck, A. Berka, FIR. Hol
man, AL. Kartisek, K. Tytl, M.
Uhlir, FIR. Dytrt, E. Kroupa, F.
Zizka, A. Polak, Karel Sula, K.
Pintner, M. Skuderin, A. Kubi-
eek. M. Kubicek, M. Manaric,
M. Kolin, A. Novak, mrs. Pri-
hoda, Marie Moravec, M. Pc
routka,. E. Kusta,- NJ. Finguiin,
A. Melichar a 3. Korinek l, M,
Bahnik, M. Strnad 2, B. Sell 2.
NJ. Zemanova 2. mrs. Peterka,
p. Peterka. mrs. a mr.. Krikava
l, mrs. Herbkersman, mr.. C.
Levy, J. Vobecka, rodina Kar-
nosu 4, rodina Vojtecha Novot
neho 6, M. Uhlik. A. Ticha, pf.
a p. Musil 2, mrs. Francis Re-
derrick, Bozena Manak. Ant.
Kubyk, j. Kratochvil, NJ. Hra-
bak, Clara Krabak, Albert Hra
bak, p. pi. V. Huml 2, 81. Lii
lie Huml, Katerina Cap ek, Flo
reno tapek. Alma Capek, ia
ros Sanicky.
Ct. Geske a sloven.ke obchod
Milky snazns zadame, jimz to
jen trochu mozno, by vsnovali
mydlo, tabak, cigarety a jine
drobnosti We prospsch nasich
dobrovolniki CO vanocni da-
rex. Vybor,
ces. Slow. Pomoc. Sb. Weekly
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bez ohledu ma dneSni hranicni
cary. Navrhoval federaci samO
spravnych jednotlivych stat
Mich dtvartl, ktere daval pred
most zcentralisovanim moci s
plnym uznanim jazykovym j
kulturnim. ''Nemusime miti Ia
dne narodni slechty", pravil,
"nase autokracia byla "a teto
valky vyhlazena. Man, neko-
lik nemeckych SlechticG. kteri
vloudili sc nasi zem, ale ode
jfti nechteji."
Pri vytyceni novych hranic
byl vseobecne pfijat navrh, a.
by dbano bylo jednotlivych ras
bezohledu ma NJ 9thody rakou-
ske, nemecke a turecke. Ably
zamezeno. bylo moznym snad
kon1iktum mezi move osvoboze
nymi narody, pri provadeni IL
dovych voleb. odporucuji dele
gait, ably vojsko Spoj. Statd ze-
me tyto obsadilo a anlerictf ko
misari ably plebiscit kontrolo-
vail. Take byl projevnn souhlas
ably prava narodnostnich men,
Sin v kazde zemi byla chranena
mezinarodnim zakonem.
Konference Sc dale snazi, a.
by jedenkazdy narod mel pri-
stup k mori, kde clele pobrezi
obydl eno jest jen iedinou ras-
sou, kdezto bv n6ktery vnitro.
zemsky narod nemel zadneho
pobrezi. iako ku pfikladu ze-
me ceskoslovenske ma narod
pobfezni prepustiti vogny pri.
stav.
Vladivostok. %. rijna. (Opo-
zdena zprava val. dopisovatele
Ackermana). V Rusku KID
tisice, cechoslovaku bojuje "a
farodni neodvislost vzbuzuje
odpoved' presidenta Wilsona
Rakousku velke nadSeni. CeS
jsou pevne presvedceni, zie jim
slova j.9hO otevrou volnou cestu
do Prahy.
Kdyz vcera doSel text odpo.
vedi, byl lined pfelozen a te.
legrafovan 5000 mil pres pEani
ny sibirske do c,eskosloven
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BRlTOVE u VALENCIENNE.S ZAJALI
1000 HUNU A WALL JIM 100 DEL.
FRANCOUZI POSTUPUJf MA OIsE, AMERICANA
Cd GRAND PRE-

Ia dvoudenni bitvy Valencennes Francii Haigova
armada zaala dosud 1000 nepfate ukoristila DEL
zurve bitve e pokracovano dnes kdy Vaencennes
anglickym vojskem jest temer uplne sevreno.
Nemci pokratuj SVEN istupu Belgie ma rece Disc
distriku Laonu porazen by rancouzskymi koonami ma
mesto Guse tahnoucim
Americana mezi Grand Pre- lesem Argonnskym zatlac
nemeckou lini eky Maasy amerct bombardu-
il Mety koblenc Mannheim Mohuc svrhnuvse vyme-
novana mesta asi so traskavin zpGsobvSe nepre a.
brovske ztraty majetku.
Vlas ma fronte Pavy podnik velky prepaid ne.
pateske LIME vratili tisicem rakouskych zaatcu
Angloamericke vojsko Rusi proniklo do provincie
Voogdy kde rozprasilo nekok odda voisk bosevckvch
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ci byly spachany jak Sc nam
2 verohodne strany sdeluje -
v posledni dobe znacne krade
re rucnich granatu. O mnozstvi
ukradenych veci nelze podati
urcitych zprav, ale mluvi Sc o
10000 rue. granatech, ktere je
dnoho krasneho dine beze stopy
re skladiSte zmizely. X odveze
nj takoveho mnozstvi odcizene
munice bylo ovSem potreba jed
poho nebo snad nekolika vago
nu. Pochybovacum, jez by to po
vazovali zaa nemozne, postaci
snad, pripomeneme-li nedavnou
kradez kavy V Teplicich, kite
ra je dokladem, re neco tako
v6ho je u mas nome.
Kan sc tyto rucni granaty
dostaly, neni posud znamo, ale
je jisto, re byly dopraveny
pres Plzen do ceskych kraju /;
rucni granaty, tato strasliva
zbran, ocitly Sc tedy V rukou
Cechu. V souvislosti timto
patrne podarenym pokusem,
pripravovati pekne potichu Wy
zbrojeni ceskeho obyvatelstva,
wilma Sc pozadovani rucnic,
browningd a naboju "a potra-
why cd ceskych sedlakG mly
narI ma Boleslavsku, Kralove
dvorsku a Upicku trochu memo
torne.
Bylo take neuveritelno, &c
by omen sbor, ktery pracuje
soustavne o vyzbrojfni ceske
no lidu jehoz hesla jdou v
kraji kolem Roudnice a Loun
od list k ustum, sc spoil S ia
kovym kramarenim. Pfi tom JIG
zaiimave, kdyz Sc zjist'uje, ze
organisatofi deskeho zbrojeni
nenalezeji ami tax ceskym me
stskym stranam jake ceske a.
narchisticke skupine, O kter6
Sc cd posledni hornicke stav-
ky v severozapadnich Cechach
r. 1913 niceho neslySelo. Ten
krate jsme Sc domnivali, re sc
cesko-anarchisticke propagan-
de ucinil konec. Ona Sc vsak
Ease hyde, posilnena a obnove
ma, novymi zamery, ktere
vznecuji nejen postvane prole
t$fe a "otroky kapitalu pod re
mi mad zemi," ale bohate
proste sedlaky. Snad Sc brzy
dovfme, jak Sc vzpruzila We
SVEN drivejsfm okruhu pIsobe
nj.
Ceskoslovenska Samostatnost.
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MAsARYk PREDPovfDA EvRoPE TRvALY Mir.


str: ny prv1,i.)
Iskych hlavnich stanu. Zvlastni
vydanf listn Sla ma dracku a
presidentova proklamace uni
stena ma narozich citana byla
ustavicne velkymi zastupy.
V cnskych uradovnach jest
Wilsonova nota jakoz i ustano-
veni Sc ceskoslovenske vlady v
Parizi prohlasovano "a konec-
ny krok k navratu vSech Cecho
s,ovakG do vlasti kde zfizena
buda vlada stala. Jest to po-
vznaseiici pohled, poznati &C.
cha kterak touzi po navratu do
otciny, cd ktore byl ctyry ro-
ky, nekdy dele vzdalen. S po-.
catku trpce byli sklamani, kdyz
panovalo nebezpeci, ze Jim ne
budou moci spojenci poskyt-
nouti pomoci, aby sesilena by
la jeiich fronta a uvolnena Jim
costa pres Rusko do Rakouska.
Neztrac iii aNe srdce a ma
mysli nepoklesli. Naopak jsou
pevn6 rozhodnuti k boji proti
bolSevikGm NemcGm pokud
nebudou centralni moci rozra-
zeny costa k draze fronte
volna.
DR.. Krizek, ceskoslovtnsky
kapitan a zastupce narodni ra
dy We Vladivostoku rozradost-
men Wilsonovou odpovedi ma
rakouskou nabidku primeri
dn IS Tekl:
"Jsme velice poteseni obra-
tenn V nasich zalezitostech,
jsmo Ipln6 iisti, re presidento-
w ideje budou dostatecnou "a
kladnou pro uskutecneni ma
sich narodnich snah. Pujdeme
pres vsechno do Prahy, jakmi-
.e ien nam bude mono. .Neza-
stavime nasich krokG pokud ne
bude bazpodminecna nezavi-
slost nasi Nasti pine zebezpeae-
ma. NemGzeme zastaviti a take
nezastavime naSe snazeni ami
ma okamzik protoze bolSevici,
nuceni Nemeckem Sc nyni sna-
Ii vynutiti 81 cestu dovnitr ST.
bife."
"Jak myslite, re dlouho boil
sevici vydrzi?" tazal .jsem SIC
no.
"Verim, ze vydrzi jen tax
dlouho, pokud bpdou Nemci
podporOvani q ne dele. Zdali
, by uzavreni piim6ri mefo vlivu
ma zastav mi financni a vojen-
ske podpory Nemecka bolsevi-
cke wade jest vice jak pochyb
no. Bojujeme pro nasi svobodu
a pf-ejeme 81 co nejdrive pro-
| iiti k nasemu domovu. Wine
dobfe die z Rakouska dos ych
zprav, z. celia situace while
dem k naSim nadeiim jest dnes
Ivelice prizniva."
Ma otazku, ida by Sc Cecho-
slovaci uspokojili samostatno-
sti pod Habsburky jak tito
dnes nabizi. odpovedel:
"Cela ceskoslovenska arma-
da " RuSkl 81 nTaia jinlnou no.
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will buy furniture. il necessary, to secure pos
session. Address Box HOT. Star office. l.
SMALL, MODERN APARTMENT. FURNISH
ed for housekeeping; accommodate three adults.
Address Box 1877. Star Office. -
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For RENT-HoCsEs.

ON MOST DESIRABLE RLOCE
ON 1etf ST.. jast north Of Scot;
,, Circle: IsseEihcent tsDauef of g
ROOMS. AND s BATHS. large
garage with chapReur's guartsra.
handsomely and completely FUR.
nishcd: ready for Immediate occii-
pancy: lease so Oct. I, 1919; rSa.
sonabie rent.
THE +. a. SMITH coMpANT.
SIS 18th st.
BROOM. SUNNY,-- MODERN, HOUsE-
Chevy Chase, d. c.: h.-w. heat; coal in eel
lar: garage. 1907 Mckinley st. cieve. 1904
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1910 9th NV rooms, furnished or unfur-
nisled couple men. 3s
4a7 ST. N.W.-Furnished or unfarnished
rooms. IL
SIG X ST. Nv Apt. Large room; use Of
Kitchen. ~ lady ,Iop
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AUroMoBmEsFoR SALE. ETC.

AUTOMOBILEs WANTED-Coafin1e6
FORDs Of any description bouEht;, spot cash.
no RED tape. CHASER. Blum 4 Co.. North
1876. 2000 7th st. NV.
SELL AUTOMOBILES BIZ AUCTION EVEKY
SatcrdaJ. Il noon. A quick and satisfaetory
nlethod. Inquire for special rates at 'sWE9CH-
LER'S." 920 Pa. ave. NV. =
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Cleveland Park; several large bedchambers.
with large sun parlor or sleeping porch. with
lor and music rooms. together with the piano
and victrola; $50, $4i and So. per month. pay
able in advance; board extra. 80 per week for
each person, payable in advance. Phone Cleve-
land 1877 young ladies. employed preferred; ref
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT.
ALL SECTIONS.
FURNISHED OR UEFUENISHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD (Inc.l,
Established 1871,
ST. 18th ST. NV. %
BY WIFE OF HEGULlR ARMY OFFICER.
resident Of Washington. more room
house. downtown location and short lease pre-
ferred. Address Box 2O4-T. Star Office. &c
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER, WHO IS A SEC
rotary, will take over widower's home, fur
nisbed unfurnish-d; give part as rental
compensation; must he attractive, with Ami.
Address Box 2S0-T. Star Office. IL
YOU ARE INVITED TO LIST WITH US FUR
nished or unfurnished houses or apartments for
rent, for which we hare a constant and pressing
. demand.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1907 N. Z. ave. NV.
wANTED-RY DECEMBER 10. UNFURN1SA-
cd Eonsc: rooms more: reasonable rent,
state location and rent. Address Box 1I2-T,
Star office phone Col. 620s. i
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD

COMFORTABLE room, ami. and breakfast,
for married couple. with private Protestant
family in Virginia; 20 minutes to 18th and Pa.
ave-; reasonable, Address Box LOOT, Star
Office. IL
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TRANSIENTS-rhe Kern, 1919 st. NV,
Near government buildings. Rooms with run
ming water. $3.50 per day. Tel. Frank. 1142.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-13

DAILY AVERAGE PAID
AUGUST CIRCULATION
BRIDGEPORT AND BETHLEHEM.

Two dispatches in yesterdays news must afford some
concern to all vino appreciate the Importance Of keep
ing our war work moving at top speed On day when
the first great American offensive is launched and when
the full strength of Americas man-rowcr placed at the
disposal Of the government the vital need Of bending all
energies to the should not he difficult to understand
One Of these dseomaglng dispatches told how five thou
sand striking machiusts at Brdgcport-men engaged in
manufacturing arms for army-rciu,ed to return to
work even after tn, national president Of their union
ordered their return The other told Of the failure Of the
Bethlehem Steel company, another concern large 1 war
contracts to abide by the decision Of the national la
Dor board and that the governments demand for favorable
action on the award Of n, board is in the nature Of
utimamm
In the rush of other news the details ct these disputes
and the grievances which prompted them made pub
lic Without such information the public will make up its
mind and the verdict is unlikely to he changed without fur
ther ampcaon OF the brief announcements already made
The verdict will be that it poor patriotism delay work
at h, the any pretext Perhaps there wrongs to
he richlcd at Bridgeport bot the fact remains that machin
lists engaged in the industry drawing high wages
and can ford to submit 10 certain nconycncnccs rather
than Jay down their loo, At any rate, theirs is a
work as certainly as that Of the soldiers in the trenches
and they have greater moral right to shirk their duty
10 ,ucr country than would those fighting men matter
vta. he statutes may rule the subject
Much the anne thing applies to the Bethlehem company
Tu.ir work +, war work which profits and frequently
hgh uron,s are assured Their property is private
property I'm the that 1t before the H.
,oncnded their present method OF management is
handicap the fullest output and a Of wasting man
power they arc morally obliged change it, Neither is
their example Of deying the industries board to
be tolerated at this time. That board instituted 10
avert labor troubles IN great measure It has succeeded
hut its success will only he complete when capital and la
employer and cmploe willing to abide by its
,cciSou.
Tbis is c,epbodys war a tr,c statement oit repeated
Still there those who do to realize IT, who fail
% admit that the team work Of this strong nation will he
i,edcl If the nation and civilization TO he freed from
the rus,ian menace Our amc, and those OF allie,
supebly meeting the harder tests imposed upon them
MT armies alone cannot win modern The al
nome, whether capitalist hborer who whholds from
he country at this time his iues, support to just the
'y,r If his negligence guilty OF betrayng his country