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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10
With Our Soldiers and Sailors
SAM SWASKECAME, ONE OF KINCMAN'S WALLAPA| BOYS
 LIKES ARMY LIFE IN FRANCE

The following letter was received
 this week from Sam Swaskegame, one
 of Kingman's Wallapai Indian sol.
 dier boys. Sam is now in France, anC
 his address is 10th Inf. Co.,, Camp
 Kearny J. c. R. D., American Ex.
 peditionary Forces, via New York
 Somewhere in France: I am writing this letter to you to let you know
 know I am getting along. am getting along just as fine as ever and wish
 to hear from you people whom I left
 behind. l am wondering how you people are getting along now. I am doing fine and I will cheer myself up and enjoy my self what ever I do. 1 haven't felt homesick since I have been in the army, it seems as though 1 have real home, but one thing that we do is travel from one place to another, but we are near the place where we will settle down until the scrapping is over. I would be very glad to see all of you again. I am not in hurry to come back to my good home in the U. s. A. as there is lots of time coming and I am com- ing home to meet you again. I know how you people feel about we boys being in the war; We have got to do something to help our dear old Uncle Sam to make the people free from and you won't miss me. I am here to help to make peace for the people here and in all the world. You all know how it is and you wished the war would come to an end. We are here to do what we can. I have seen many different countries and I am sure proud to have seen these diff ferent places and I thank the good U. S. A. to ship me around where I can see all the different lands. You will always hear from me so be sure and write a long letter to me and tell me all the news that you can find. And give my regards to I. M. George and family and Ed. They wish to know about me but I have never writ ten to them. And also tell all the others that I arrived across here safe and wish to hear from them. Have you some of the Indian boys butcher ing for yet yet? How is Ben Kay ser getting along, and the poor old man and woman? You know who I mean, and how is the weather down there? This place is a very cold country. It has rained ever since we arrived. We'll this will be enough for you today and be sure and ans wer to me most any time when you like to write. Don't be in a hurry in Goodbye, as ever your friend
 PVT. SAM SWASKEGAME, 10th Inf. Co.,, Camp Keany J. A. R. D., American Expeditionary Forces, via New York.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10
CLYDE GLENN ENJOYS LIFE WITH 27TH ENGINEERS
 AT ANGEL ISLAND CAMP

w. G. Damon this week received the following letter from Clyde Glenn, who is stationed at East Garrison, Fort Mcdowell, Angel Island, near San Francisco. MT. Glenn was for merly Chloride correspondent for "Our Mineral Wealth" and conducted con- fectionary store at that place.
 Ft. Mcdowell, Angel Island, East Garrison: It seems to take some time for me to start that letter I promised you but I took two more weeks vaca- tion than I expected to when I left Chloride.
 l enlisted just a week ago in the 27th Engineers. They sent me from Los Angeles to the recruiting depot at Fort Mcdowell. Here they swore me in and dished me out in nice uniform. was examined by 20 doc tors and they all passed me o. K! for any branch of the service. l haven't learned much of camp life yet. We get up at $50 A. M. and go to breakfast at 6:15; go back, clean up our barracks, and those of us who are not on special duty go to drill at 8 o'clock. We have drill about two hours divided into three periods, then listen to lecture for while before dinner. We have dinner at 12 noon and supper at 5:05 P. M.
 We are always at leisure in the evening and there is always something to do. There is moving picture show every evening and we get the best and latest films on the market and are | only charged five cents.
 Then there is something doing most every evening at the Y. M. c. A., The Y. M. c. A. is one big bright spot to an army camp and they are entitled | to more publicity and support than they get in the States. The Y build ing herd is large two story frame building with plenty of writing paper and envelopes free to the soldiers. They have lots of daily papers and magazines also lots of good books to read, they have several pool tables, checker boards and other innocent games. On last Monday night we had a boxing contest at the Y. M. c. A. They had about ten or a dozen two round bouts and four wrestling con, tests. They got all the talent here at the fort. They have had three mus ical entertainments since I have been here. Last night four young ladies came over from Oakland and sang a number of songs for us and there is something else billed for tonight. Everything but postage stamps is free at the Y. M. c. A. I have had one day at Kitchen Police, whose duty it is to help prepare and serve the food was in the dining room most of the timd so didn't learn just what quanti- ties of food they prepare for each meal. In the dining room there are 26O tables that seat 12 men each. They use one waiter to two tables and after each meal it is his duty to wash their dishes and reset his two tables which is quite job in itself. We'll guess this will be about enough for this time. l wll try to- tell you some thing different next time. If you have an extra paper you might send one to yours truly.
 CLYDE GLENN
 Co. 17, Ft. Mcdowell, Angel Island, East Garrison.
 l have been ordered to leave here tomorrow the 3rd to join my regiment at Camp Leach, American University Washington, D. c.
 l will drop you line from there in a week or so.
 CLYDE GLENN
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10

There no deferred classification in food conservation. We are all in Class 1; all in camp, andn ready to go lover the top" when we must further conserve.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10

The recent report that Dr. Hilton was in New York en route to France has later been found to be incorrect. Dr. Hilton is still at Columbus, New Mexico, anXiously awaiting his call to active service.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10

The only tear we can shed with a smile is the profiteer.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-10
For Men Only

Just in from New York, the smartest assortment of seasonable neckwear. Get your pick of the nifty ones be- fore the other fellow gets it.
 soc 75c $1 $1.50 $2 MT. George Clayton invites you to in- spect his new up-to-date Mems Tog Shop. For the past week he has been arranging attractive mems wear for your inspection.
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OsOBN1.


Dnes dopoledne navstivil "a.
vod "Sv6ta" pan Karel -Tavik
byvaly vydavatel "Cechoame.
ricana" v Baltimore. Pan Ia.
vlk Jest pritomne riditelem tbs.
karny v Goodrichovych gumo-
vkach v Akron, O., a do Gle.
velandu prijel navstivit stare
sve zname;k k nam zavftal We
spolecnosti Cleveland'a ana pa.
ma Kernera.
Oba panove prohledli 81 "a.
rizeni nasi tiskarnv, ktereztc
zarizeni Sc Jim velice zamlou.
valo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12

Lopdyn, IL. srpna. - Per-
shingovo vojska, rozlozena po-
del reky Vesly mezi Soisonss a
Remesi. odrazila vcera trojna-
sobny 1tok prusk6 gardy. Mem
ci ma svych posicfch "a Veslou
Sc "zakopavaji" a die toho chte
ii Sc u reky zdrzet do te DOLBY
ncz hlavri armada korunniho
prince "a fekon Aisnou se lin
opevnf. Prevlada vsak nahled,
10 kornnn1 nrinc utce cd Aisny
hned. iakmile jeho kollera. 'ba-
vorskV princ Rupprecht v Pikar
dii spoienci bude vvhnan.
Americk6 ztratv ohnaselv
We Francji celkem 1916 mad
lVch. ran3nVch neb zaiatVch a
~ .celeho pobvtn ma zapadni
front9 celkem 2O,112. Nejvfce
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TYDENNf ZTRATY AMERICANA.
VfDENSKY TISK NIX RESPEKT PRED BOJOVNfKY
ZE SOUSTATf

americke krve vyzadala 81 from
ia ma rece Marne.
Nadeje Nemecka ma skonce
nj va]ky voienskym rozhodnu-
tim pred prichodem America
nj byly roztristeny poslednf o.
fensivou spojencG, pravf Widen
aka Arbejter Zeitung, organ ra
kouskych socialnfch demokra-
til. ma konci nedavneho clanku,
v femz posuzuje valecnou stu
aci. "Vsechno vvsvetlovanf a
rosuzovanf remnze zmeniti ten
nezvratnv fakt. ze v teto dvoif
cfensiv6 Zisk piidv a nasled-
kem toho iedin6 viditelne zna
menf hsn6chu lest ma strans
snGiencf" rravi Gasopis. "Jak
koli sc d"znava. ze toto vft6z-
stvi nema dosud rozhodujfcf
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raz, prece jest zde jeden vJsle
dek. jenz nemnze byti bran v
rochybu - silny mralni ucinek
vyvolany tremi nemckymi Q
fensivami proti Amiesu a Pari-
ii, byl podlomen. Spojenci ma
il dnes vojevddce, jehoz jme
no inspiruje diveru a jehoz
schopnost neni o mic mensi nez
I.udendorffa a Hindenburga
Aimo to, jedina nadeje NemcI 4
na skorceni valky vojenskym
zpdsobem pred prichodem A
mericanG do linie zmizela ma
sledkemposledn francouzske O.
fensivy."
Ma makedorske fronte jevi
sc nova cinnost. Francouzi bonn
barduji bulharske posice ma
Strune a Vardaru Britove zne
pckojuji nepritele castymi w.
pady.
Prvni americka polni arma-
da organisovana jest pritomn6
We Frarcii. Vrchnim velitelem
je gen. Pershing a komandanty
armadnfch sbori generalove
Gems, Liggett, Bullard, Bundy,
Reed a Vrights. Behem nekoli--
ko tydni vsecko americke vol
sko zarazene pritomre We vol
sku britickem a francOuzskem,
dostane Sc pod jednotny prapor
a Dude bojovat samostatne.
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9 RYBARSKYCH SKUNE.
RU OBETf NEMECKEHO
PIRATA.
Submarine vynofila Sc nahle =
prostred cele flOty men,
sich plavidel.

Washington, IL. Isrpna. =
Namfnl department dnes vecel
oznamil, ze nahle Sc vynorivSi
ronorka uprostfed celeho lod
.stva rybarskych skuperG poto.
pila 9 techto lodi u massachu-
settskeho pobfezi. Jmena poto-
penych skunerG Sc uvadi jen u
peti. Ctyri zachranenci z lodi
Kat Palmer byli ma mort male
zeni iinym rybafskym skune'
rem Helen Murley a doprave.
nj v bezpeci do prfstavu. Pc
drobnosti o osudu posadek il.
r.ych znicenych lodi namorni
department taji. Zminena po-
sadka z Kate Palmer byla wa
ia a palubu nemecke submari-
NY ,kde byla pdl hodiny podrza
na a pax v malem clupu propu-
Stena.
Jisty atlanticky pfistav, II.
srpna. = Rybarsky skinner Gle
amer dnes pripluvsi, oznamuje
Gtok nemecke ponorky>na 4 il
ne rybafske lode pri jiznim kra
ii Georges Banks. ktery Sc udal
v sobotu odpOledne. Kapitan wy
rravuie. ze spatfil, kterak mizf
dvousteznfk, ale o osudu ostat-
Mich trech lodi nemhl podati
bezpecne zpravy. Tehoz rama
zaslechl deEostrelbu a lode ra-
vzajem Sc ostrelujici pro vel
kou vzdalenost nepostrehl. Ry-
bari prepadeni bvli ponorkou
nahle Sc uprostred skun6rI Wv
novrivs'. Kapitan. iehoz ime-
NO Jest Ed. A. Proctor rozkazal
ihned rozepnuti plachet a spu-
sti, vVpomocnv gogsolinovy mo
tor. aby unikl zahube.
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DIVA Sc UTOPILI.

Ma vlecny parnik Ashtabula
vjela vcera nakladni LODI Oa-
kes kdyz il zatacely v Cuyaho-
ga Tece uoblfze Dil]ie ave. VleG
ny parnik So prekotil a pri tom
Sc utopil inzinvr Earl Norman
?6 rokG. 1922 ap. II ul., a Geo.
Denny. 80 rokG. State rd. Ka-
ritan Edward Kemmet a Will
liam Spooner. topic. byli muz-
stvem z lode Oakes zachra-
neni. 5f.s
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PRODA Sc auto, Mitchell, 6
cylindrovy o Z sedadlech z ro-
ku 1917. Cena $3.50. Haste Sc
po 6 hod. vecer v {. 1852 E. SO
st. z Fleet ave. 8-14
PRIJME Sc radna CeSka, Slo-
vacka neb polska zena ma donna
,ci praci. Haste So vc. 1904
Central Ave. Tel. Garfield
l4344 j. 8-14
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CMRTf v cESKYCH KRU-
ZfCH.

Ma Karline We SVEN dome E..
1896 E. So ul., zesnula v sobo-
tu rano pi. Anna Hejlova, man
elka chvalne znameho osadni-
ka p. Josefa Hejla. Zesnula
krajanka byla rozena v Kova-
rove u Milevska v Cechach, pfi
jela do Ameriky pred 38 roxy
a dokoncila bsh sveho zivota v
start 65 rokn. Prinalezela k ne
kolika spoil. kat. zen. Pohfeb
Jeff bude konan Ultra v 9 hod.
rano z domu smutku a po cir
kevnfch obradech v kostele sv.
Jana Nep. ma hrbitov Kalvarii
a bude vypraven pohrobniky
Holan Bratri.
Panf Hejlova by1a zenou IT,
che povahy, ziifcf jen pro svoji
rodinu, isouc zenou rozsafnou
a hospodarnou, travila svdj
pozdnf v6k Sc svym manzelem
v klidne spokojenosti.
Po delsim churavenf zemrel
v sobotu rano v znacnem start
i85 rokG, po 51letem pobytu v
Americe. pan Petr Cipra v bv-
tie {. 2646 E. II ul. Zesnuly na
leze' k radu Bratri v Kruhu. (.
%. G. S. P. S. PohTeb jeho bu-
de konan v dtery We 2 hod.
odpoledne z domu smutku ma
hrbitov Harvard Grove a bude
vvpraven pohrobnikem p. Ant.
Noskem. Zemrely kraian bvl
horlivym ctenarem ceskych IL
stI a zvlaste "Svet" byl mu mi
lynn spolecnikem 20 n6kolik ro-
XII. Zanechava zde vicero zao-
!patrenych ditek a siroky kruh
pfatel.
V start as roki po dlouhe ne
moci zemrel vcera vecer p. Jan
Sojeba k velkemu zarmutku
pozGstale manzelkv a ctyr d.
tex. Nalezel k Odv6tvf &. a.,
C. M. B. A. Pohreb ieho budo
konan We stredu v 8 hod. rano
z domu smutku {. 1924 E. 129
ul. do kostela sv. Rodiny od.
tud an hrbitov Kalvarii budn
vypraven pohrobnfkem p. J.
KubG. Zanechava zde manzel-
Eu ctyry ditky.
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kRESfANSKA LASKA MEM.
CE ARCIBISKUPA.

ceskos 'ovenska Tisk. Kancelar
Washington. D. C. - cesti
novinari nemeli nikdy ma rG-
zich ustlano, ale piece jen v po
slednfch letech dfky stavovske
Eorganisaci "syndikatu ceskych
dennfkard" vymohli 81 aspofi
existencni minimum, jez je
dnes v Praze 600 korun mesic-
ne. TAX je placen kazdy novi-
mar aspon vsech prazskych
dennikG vyjimkou vladou dri
We podporovaneho Hlasu Marc
da a organu prazskeho arcibis-
kupa Nemce hrabete Huyna.
Tentb slechtic. :iehoz prfjmy Sc
paci ma nekolik milionu rocne
a jehoz jmeno Sc nenajde v je-
dinem seznamu dobrocinnych
uceld narodnfch, ie tax povede
nym patronem sveho ceskeho
crganu, ze nechava mrit sve re
daktory hladem. Ac zamestna-
va jeho dennfk "Cech" pouze
diva novinare, platf Jim re vsech
novin neimizerneii. "A tax k ne
smazatelne ostude Nemce Huv
ma. jeden z redaktorn Cecha
koncem cervna klesl ma chod-
niku vysflen hladem a tezce Sc
zranil ma hlave. Nestastnv no.
vinar ie otcem sedmi nedospe-
lych d6tf. jez take velmi trpi
podvyzivou a proto churavi.
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.KRAJAN DO SENATU.

Professor Chas. Schovanek Sc
uchazi ma republikanskem list
ku o naminaci do statniho Sc
natu. Professor Schovanek jest
vysoce vzdelany muz, dobrJ
fecnik, vzdy Sc hlasil k ceske
narodnosti proto kazdy &c.
sky republican by mu mel svnj
hlas odevZdat.
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zADNA NADEJE MA OCHLA
ZENf.

Povetrni Gradnik Emery
dnes rano oznamuje stale teple
pocasf. Vcera teplomer ma
Sauaru dpstoupil SO stupnd.
Vecerni boure ochladila
vzduch, teplomer klesl ma 20
stupnG. Koupelny byly vcera
.cetne navstfveny, jakoz We stan
kach v parcich zmrzlina byla
vyprodana.
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NEMCl SPOUSTf
MA AMERIkU
STRASAKY
HROB QUENTlNA ROO.
SEVELTA u CHAUMOY
OZDOBEN. - VZDUSNf
UTOK MA KARLSRUHE.

Londyn, 10. srpna. (Opozde
ma zprava). V Nemecku panu-
je die vseho chybna predstava,
ze Amerika neni pro valku pl-
ne pripravena a ze snadno NIL
ze byti zastrasena. Jen temto
domnenkam dekuji Spoj. Sta
ty navstevy hunskych ponorek
u atlantickeho pobrezi. Panuje
zde sice jista divera, ze by Ne
mecko mohlo proraziti svfrajici
je kruh britskych lodi a vyslati
nebo lepe receno obetovati nej
lepsi bitevnf krfznik v nadeji.
ze by mohl potopiti nektery a.
mericky vojensky transport
neb bombardovati pobrezi.
Podobne zniceni transportu
by melo divadelni efekt, ale
valkou by to nebylo. Ztraty ma
bojisti "a nekolikadenni bitvy
jsou vetsi nezli by Sc podarilo
NemcGm, nam uciniti ma mori,
kdyby Sc NemcGm podarilo 20
dobny zastrasovaci pokus usku
tecniti. Cenu by nemel pod.ob-
ny vypad zadnou, ba ami co
Hunove vlastne zamysli by Sc
rezdafilo; totiz ably Amerika
byla zastrasena a bojovny duch
vojska Stryce Sama ponekud
ochlazen. Podobne zastrasujici
pokusy nasvedcuji jen O vlast-
nj .slabosti Nemecka.
Kfiz dany Nemci ma hrob DO
rucika .Quentina Roosevelta,
padleho syna drivejsiho presi-
denta, poblfze Chaumby We
Francii, byl nahrazen krizem 2
merickym.
Row cely opatfen byl ohraze
MIN z kamen1, Evangelina Boo
thova polozila vcereiSiho dne
ma misto poslednfho odpocinku
padleho hrdiny "a Armada
Spasy kvetinovy venec. Kriz ne
Sc napis:
"Zde odpociva ma poll cti
prvnf porucik Quentin Roose-
velt. padly v akci v cervenci
1913" .Odstraneny nemeckv
kfiz oznacen byl jmenem pad
leho s pfipDienou poznamkou:
"Pohrben Nemci''.
Vydane zde dredni poiedna
nj oznamuie. ze britstf letci
podnikli vzdusni najezd ma ne
mecke mesto Karlsruhe. (Hla-
vni a residencni mesto velkove
vodstvi badenskeho). Ma zelez
nicni stanici zpGsobily svrzene
bomby vybuch.
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K0NK URS.

Vypisuje Sc timto konkurs
ma stavbu strojnicke budovy S
rozpocty ma veskerou praci.
Rozpocty must byt podany do
Fl. srpna 1913 do Z hodin We
GER. Plany a popisy vydaji Sc
kazdy den Cd 7 do 8 hodin ve-
Ger u The J. J. Weiner Engi-
eeering & Service Co., 2423
Baldwin Road.
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SVOBODNY PAN hleda byt Sc
snidani a veceri v okoli Broad
way a E. IS ul. Nechte adressu
v adm. It. listu.
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CeSkOslOvenska TiSkova Kancelar.


Washington D. c. Ceske Srdce, jez sara Sc d6ti chu
diny posa e do venkovskych okresd ceskych morav-
skych aby uchraneny byly pred hadem sebrao
kvena pres diva mony korun akci pomocnou Pri
tom sbra mensny ceske Narodn Dvadlo Brne ma
nez sebrano jiz pres 1900, 900 korun.
Jaka drahota nyn panuie vdet toho re Cesk Srdce
chtelo zakoupit slaniny Ukrany zadano nej
korun Jen Ceske Srdce vydrzuie SWIM ma
kladem jidelny pro 10000 osob.
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vale6n& zpravv.
(Pokracovanf se str. ny prvn,.)

(PokracovAni se str: prvn,.)
70 doeyti Noyonu nsmecy 't"p roz;f by Sc ma 'inii
stomovou kterSzto roz;sny vynuceny sup by by hoto
nseckou katastoou, vsak nejvs;m strategcym
triunem marsalka Focha. Neslo by usup spofadany
skuteenost podobneho nsmeckeho ustpu neni ami dnes
Pkardii.
spojenesti aviatkovs oznamu, v:ecky ce.y Somms
ku byvals Hndenbursovs n vedouc pfeplnsny jsou
pujicmi Huny. cetni nepfaels odhazu zbran aby lip
jim utlkao mnozi zajetl vyhedavaji ~
Rupprecht posila divise va bitvu
u vic vyhrati nemohou ostans Rupprechov viszstv
nejedns Chce jen zachranit, zachraniti lze
Nevet;i odpor Nsmca evi dosud Roye, kde troskam
vojska Marwitzova Huterova hrozi zaskoceni
Rovnsz vsi Lihons Nsmc pokouseji zarazeni po-
stpu spojeneckych armad Vcera obo Nsmc Cd Lhons
;eskrat britcka americks postaven by krvavs od
razeni
NejhroznsjN ztraty pdsobi v:ak Nsmcdm btevni
mobily Tszkopsdns pohyblve pevnsky sou v:ude se
k pschot sobotnio dobyvsni Montddier bitevni
zva;ts osvsd6a podobns bylo kdy obrovsks
y sroje rozmaSkaly nskok nsmeckych hnzd sroovch
SEX konec vzaly itokem jednu nz nepfitei
chtslo Obrnsn8 ia rozjea bitevnim sku drtila
domky nepfelem obsazene Podobnym zpdsobem
byla zemi celia celou nsmeckou posadkou. nsm
pfpadu aua ta obofa houstiny Nsmci oupovane
nsz je zniSla nepfeIe ryt mich vyhedava cho vyhu-
bla Amerisandm pomahala rovnsz to dobyvani
vesnice Chiply kde asi 700 Hunt bylo pozajmsno.
Do vcere;ka pozajimano Pikardi as 1000 Huna
mezi mimi 1000 ddstojnkd nskoh senerala a brgadnka
Dale Nsmcdm 500 tszkych ponich dsl kdezto
stati o poenc je tax ohromna, nelze prblizns
vypositat.
Ia dosavadni inspekce zajatca z:sno, generalove
Huier Marwtz vystfida boj Roye edensct dvsi eel
ke zajatc jevi hrozns vysienost beznadsjnost
rozedrani spinou a hmyzem pol<ryt
Nezstsno dosud ktery nsmecky general zajeti upadl,
znao jen, ze nebyl to Huer Pa by Hutier by zajat,
zle povede ako vastizrsdce bude zaselen Huer
e toz Francouz pvodem. JIG jeho bojoval po
Nsmca proti vlasnim SWIM rajanam 1871 Je rod
francouzskych renegatI v pruskych sluzbach.
Prosycha ze Nsmci vylidli dnes mssto Albert a
nszve Flandrech ze v drobnych ustupech pokrasuji
Nsmci ztrace ofensivni su vsude. Reservy jim
ubyva dokazano ze nsmecke zalohy jsou mnohem men:
nez pdvodns predpokadalo Naproti
bni reservni armada e nedotSena posud a
boj;t stale pfibva; v6era zvlaf pu Chi
caga zajmuv: u vsi Chipily 500 Hunt
Nsmecky tisk svad katastrofaln porazky ma Marns
Pikard nsmeckeho ktery do vseho pete
strateg vbec nerozumi Dnesni Zeng zazna-
mensva, ze nynsj: stup Pikarde je nejvsm nezdarem
nsmeckych zbrani v teto .vstove valce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
CHLAPEC Sc UTOPIL.

Pi. Mary J. O'Reilly, 95O3
Nelson ave., sedela vcera ma
lavicce u rvbnika v Garfield
parku a vide'a jak jeii 9 rokti
starry vnuk Francis McCauley
Sc utopil.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-12-12

Wondered 10 Mr.. Brown Had Invited
Her to Spend the Holiday With Him.
sleep and then runs down to the deli
catessen and gets few cold cuts and
bit Of potato salad for little extry.
Say, why don't you 60 to the pictures
more? I've been tonight to see The
Maynard Girls Return Home 1t was
sad but oh, so beautiful"
But Miss johnson was not thinking
Of the pictures. A few cold cuts and
potato salad for Thanksgiving, she
was thinking, and a football game and
the theaters and movies. No family
gathering, no turkey. no pumpkin pie
and cider. No children to be allowed
on that day to eat all they wanted.
Maybe II was a day Of national gorg.
Ing, but II was q family day anyway
and It was Thanksgiving day.
She tried to sleep. She didn't want
to think Of the morrow. But she did,
and at the same time came the vision
of Mr.. Brown, his watery eyes leering
ut her, and his pudgy hands holding
hers so she couldn't escape, and his
lips-those fat lips-forcing-Oh no !
She shiyered and pulled the clothes
around her tighter. Why had she said
she would 60? Perhaps he meant to
be kind. But he had always been a
little too kind, q little too considerate.
II seemed now.
Sometimes she had noticed strange
look on the part Of Mr.. Courtney. es-
peciaIly that afternoon. She
felt Ned Courtney thought Mr.. Brown
dictated less and talked more than
was necessary. And 1t bothered her.
But she was not sure. and she didn't
want to lose her Job. 1t had been so
misunderstanding with everything SO
new and different. OF all the men she
had met In New York she cared most
Iy for Ned Courtney and his opinion.
He had seemed sincere and every one
In the Office spoke so highly Of him
She wondered what he'd think Of this,
and then she wondered why she wished
she knew.
so Sue IuOuSAit Vhs <AAoAA-o
Her eyes were heavy. Sleep had come
only in snatches. She dressed hastily
and then laughed at herself for hurry
ing. She wrote home and tried Il
| make her letter cheerful.
Lydia Lydia Johnson same mrs
| palmer's voice from downstairs. "a
gentleman to speak to you on tn
| phone"
Miss johnson went down the stair
| without hurrying. She had never &C
Quired the habit of running to the teie
| phone as II 1t were on fire and mus
I be put out by lifting the receiver.
"Kello." she said.
"Oh, good-morning. Miss Johnson,
came the voice from the other end. ="
hope 1 didn't get you up out Of bed
No? You're not late sleeper even o.
holiday? Well, always knew 20
were smart. Just thought I'd call 20