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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Commercial Amusements-Ned X.
Miller. chairman; w. J. Connihan,
Joseph e. Stricken. H. e. Pickersgill,
Mrs Jean Dubois.
Danoing-Miss Ruth Pratt, chair
man; Miss Martha Greenbaum, Mrs.
Agnes Brown, Mr.. A. ]. Brown. Miss
Margaret Campbell of Woodbridge, e.
]. Fraser.
Dramatics-Mrs. Fred Adams of
Sewaren, chairman; Mrs. A. Campbell
Of Woodbridge; Mrs I. T. Spencer of
Woodbridge; Miss Jetta Stacey, Mrs.
J. Logan Clevenger. Mrs. Marcy
Miohaels.
Educational-s. E. shull, chairman,
Edgar H. Kleinhans, Will w. RAM
sey, Miss Rose Mccormick, Mrs. John
H. Moorhead of Sewaren, J. II. Love
of Woodbridge, Mrs. Grace Valentine
of Woodbridge.
Finance-Theodore Spawn, chair
man. T. A. Gillespie of Morgan,
Tracy D. Waring. F. L. Antisell,
George A. BALI, A. T. Kerr of South
Amboy. William s. Dey of South Am
boy, Charles F. Eilert, Frank Valen-
Home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La
Roe. chairman, Mrs. Adrian Lyon.
Mrs. Charles Seguine, Mrs. f. F.
Grant, Mrs. ]. H. Thayer Martin of
Woodbridge.
Band-Thomas F. Burke, chair
man, r. L. Antisell. Marino Palisi, Jr.
Orchestra-Blaine Pritchard, chair
man. Fred J. Cox Miss Susie Dixon
OF Woodbridge, Abel Larson, Mrs. L.
w. White.
Chorus-John X. Eheehy, chair
man, and Easton Bacon.
Open house for ofilcers-Mrs. c. G.
Baldwin, Mrs. w. Parker Runyon,
Mrs. A. c. Clark, Mrs. A. J. White,
Mrs. F. ]. Tisdell. of Woodbridge.
Publicity-D. P. Olmstead, chair
man, w. B. Pratt, Albert Leon. Mrs.
r. e. Seaman.
Auto Servics.-o. w. Ramsay, chair
man; Mrs. George w. Fithian, Mrs.
Charles I. Silk. w. H. Prall. Mrs.
George J. Haney. Frank Lawson.
George b. Reynolds.
Social and Entertainment-Rev l..
v. Bushman, chairmanI Mrs. w.
Northey Jones, Mrs. Charles d. Sne-
deker, Charles Saffron of South Am
boy, John Ryan OF woodbridge.
Survey and Special Information
I. B. Lincoln, chairman; Mrs. Jeanne
Howell, Mrs. T. d. Mendenhall, Mrs.
w. w. Hodges, T. ]. Burke, w. e.
weinant. John NJ. O'Toole.
Hospital Comfort Committee Mrs.
George w. Tyrrell. chairman, Mrs.
Frank g. Henry, Mrs. Charles l. six,
Mrs. ]. v. shull, Mrs M. D.. Valen-
tine.
Special Celebrations-Peter G. Oh
sen, chairman; Fred Turner OF Sewar-
en-. Louis Ballard. J. A. Compton, w.
A. Gillian.
Girls Committee-Mrs. Adrian
Lyon, chairman; Mrs. o. w. Ramsay,
Miss Mildred Judge. Miss Rose No
Cormick, Mrs. w. II. Bawden, Mrs.
Adolph Greenbaum, Miss Edith Cro-
well, Mrs. Mortimer Brown, Mrs.
Charles seguine. Mrs. George F. Rey-
nolds. Miss Marion Cohen. Mrs. T. w.
Oliver, Miss Alma Wiederstrom, Mrs.
F. d. Mendenhall. Mrs. r. /. Vail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
BIG DRIVE IN ALBANIA THREATEN BULGARIAN FRONT
Allies Are Sweeping HorthWard
Across Width of Balkan State
to Old Roman Road.
AROUSES SOUTHERN SLAVs
Besides Threatening BulgaTIans
Offensive Has Far Reaching
Political Effect In Austria
By United Press.

LONDON, July 11:-Italian forces,
aided by French and Albanians. to-
gether with British naval units, ar8
sweeping northward across practicai-
ly the entire width of Albania in whAt
may be one of the most important
military and political offensives OF the
war
According to the latest dispatches
received here, the Allied troops. in
addition to making important gains
on the sixty-mile front between the
Adrdatic and Devoli river, are threat
ening the Bulgarian right wing In the
vicinity OF Monastir, lis miles from
the sea.
The main military objective OF the
Allies evidently Is the old Roman
road connecting Monastir with the
sea, at Durazzo. possession of which
would permit free movement OF troops
and supplies directly from the Adri-
attic into southern Serbia, and would
on great portion of the occupied
areas Of that country.
Starting at the Vojutza river, the
Italians, with the aid Of British mon
itors, have advanced to the 6emeni
river, maximum gain of fifteen
miles. The nearest portion OF the old
Roman highway lies just the same dig
tance northward, along the Skhumbi
river west of Elcasan.
But the offensive also has far reach
ing political aspects. Already, consid-
cradle forces Of Albanians. under Es-
sac-Pasha, are fighting with the Allies
and are rendering valuable assistance.
Any considerable advance by the
French in the Monastir region, viii
have its effect on Bulgaria. which IL
reported to be low in morale, both
military and economically.
The most significant angle, how
ever, Is the probable effect on the
southern Slav nations of Austria. all
ready on the verge of active revolt
A decisive allied victory In Albanla
may prove the torch that will Ienfte
the whole Of the discontented ele-
ments of the dual monarchy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
TOddy'S War Summary

MARINE FRoNT-French between
capturing village
mi of
PIcARDY FRoNT-Despte shelng both sides
British night
vilers
FLANDERS FRoNTBritsh made raids
night neghborhood Festurbert
raids
FRoNT-Italian
Devol
Adaic
near
ENGLAND-F1rst Of Admiralty
submarines being controlled"
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY-
southern
a
RUSSIA serious revolution Is reported
Germany
troops country
antBolshevk Siberia and officially allied
intervention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
New Food Administrators

Word has been received from the
office of the Federal Food Admins
traitor for Middiesex county, that the
following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed, local food administrators Tor
the following towns: Milton c. Nook.
for Metuchen; Harry r. B. Meyers
for Midtown and William Morgan FOR
South River. These new local admin-
istrators are authorized to distribute
sugar statement blanks and 70 issue
canning certificates upon application
directly 10 them by residents OF their
respective communities.
All stores, bakers. hotels. restauF-
ants and other public eating places.
and in fact every dealer In and user
OF sugar (excepdng home eonsum-
ers) who have not yet nled their su-
gar statement with the u. 9 Food
Administration. sol Broad street
Newark. N. J., as they are required
70 do before July Is. shold apply 70
the local food administrators at once
and obtain statement blanks n they
have not already received them from
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Bp Special Correspondenf.

E~--~N"~
TRENTON. July 11:-Holding that
without an increase In rates the Eliz-
abethtown Gas Light Company. Gram
ford Gas Light Company, Metuchen
Gas Light Company and the Railway
Gas Light Company, all of Union
county, will have no difficulty In
meeting operating expenses and in
terest charges and In providing a lib
eral return upon all outstanding cap
ital. provided earnings need not be
depleted 10 obtain funds for improve
ments and extensions. the Board of
Public Utility Commissioners today
dismissed the applications OF the four
companies for permission to charge
increased rates as an emergency
measure. The board Is Of the opinion
that the conditions affecting the com
panies are not such that an increase
In their rates is necessary 10 tide
them over an emergency period.
However, the utility commission
said that in denying the petitions II
did not pass upon the question or
whether the revenues OF the four
companies which respectively serve
Elizabeth, Crawford, Metuchen and
Railway and adjacent communities
are such as 20 afford a reasonable re-
turn upon the fair value OF the prop
erty Of each. This could be deter
mined only when the information as
TO their value is before the board.
which was not afforded in the present
proceeding.
The companies wanted the board
in considering their applications 10
decide the issue as of one company.
and the commission says In this con-
nection; 1T Is suggested that II these
four companies. now practically un-
der one ownership, deem II advisable
20 be considered as one and 70 main
tain q uniform rate throughout the
territories served by them they should
give consideration TO forming q
merger which would unite them In a
single company"
The companies asked permission 70
charge their consumers an increased
rs<a Of at least ten eerts per one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
ALLIED AV|ATORS
ARE IN CONTROL
Mastery of the Air From Now
On Will Be Against
Germany.
By WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

Omitted Press btAn Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD. July 11:-Allied avia-
tors apparently have attained abso-
Lutte mastery OF the air. They are
carrying the aerio warfare far behind
the German lines. Although given
the best weather of the whole war
there Is comparatively little battling.
due TO the extreme caution OF the
German aiTmen.
Their activities are confined to
night bombing while the British bomb
all night and Tight all day. when any
thing can be seen.
The Boches conduct their bombing
operations from an altitude OF about
10, 900 feet. owing 10 the belching hre
from our 'archies."
The British bombers drop down to
q height Of about 500 feet or even
fifty feet. before they let loose their
high explosives. This makes for ex-
treme accuracy. A prisoner relates
the tremendous havoc wrought on the
Bapaume railway and station where
q British plane swooped low and
dropped a bomb In the midst of some
troops which were waiting to board
q train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
HELP SUPPRESS
UKRAINE REVOLT
Germany Sends More Troops
Peasants Resent Land Being
Returned to Landlords.
By Uasted Presa.

STOCKHOLM, July 11:-Ukrasne
is in a state of countrywide revolu-
ton, according to dispatches received
here today. The Germans are pour
have reached a total Of thirty Ave
divisions 100000 men). The peas
ants have several small armies Of
1900 to 10000 men each, all we'll
armed with artillery and machine
guns. These are defending the VII
lagos and whole sections of trenches.
The fight is not OF a political charac-
ter, but is due chiefly to the surrend-
er of land by the Germans back to
the landlords Homestead sections
fifty-three miles square have been
wiped out completely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Camp RaTItan Yields 49
Men In Stacker Class

A raid on alleged siackers conduct
ed by County Detective Richard Pei
tier at Camp Raritan. Bonharatown.
between the hours OF 7 o'clock last
night and o'clock this morning re-
suited in forty-nine arrests being
made. The men, most OF whom are
italians and Mexicans, were remov-
ed 20 the county workhouse, where
they will be detained until their cases
have been Investigated By the New
Brunswick draft board.
Upon completion OF the examination
by the draft board the guilty men Will
be taken by Detective Peitier to Fort
Jay on Governors Island, and there
turned over to the federal authorities.
Detective Peltier worked through the
night rounding up the men who could
not produce their registration and
Identification cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
NOrWegIans ReCaptuTe Their
Own Vessel From Germany
BIZ UHsfed Press.

Bu Unuod Press.
CoPENHA GEN, July 11:--A Nor
wegian destroyer recaptured a Nor
wegtan steamer which was being
taken into port by a prize crew from
German submarine. according to
dispatches received here today.
The submarine held up the small
steamer Hanka on Bisor, 100 miles
southwest OF Chrstiania- Az the
Hanka was being taken toward the
German coast a Norwegian destroyer
appeared and started In pursuit She
overlook the Hanka and brought her
back into Bisor.
After suffering great losses OF life,
shipping and commerce since the
German submarine campaign was In
augurated. this Is the first war-liks
move made by the Norwegian govern
ment. The cable did not state what
became of the prize crew the subma-
rine put aboard the Hanka. II they
were taken into port with the steamer
II is very probable that Germany will
make strong representations for their
release.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
British Troops Advance.
Rsg TyaffeA p1asa

81 UHWed Prese.
LONDON, July 11-British troops
again advanced south of the Somme,
lers- last night, Field
improving their positions east of VII
Marshal Haig announced today.
I'VE improved our positions slight
ly during the night east OF Villers-
Bretonneaux," the statement said.
Enemy artillery fire was directed at
our positions on both sides of the
Somme. Our troops made successful
raids yesterday noon and during the
night near Merris and Festurbert, cap
turing some prisoners and a machine
gun"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Submarines Are Now
In Control, Says Geddes


LONDON. July little subma-
rines are now controlled" Sir Eric
Geddes, First Lord OF the Admiralty
declared today. opening the Official
exhibition OF naval photographs
Fewer are operating now than for
some time past. The depth charge
has changed the hunters into the
hunted"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Boy Ran Down by Automobile.

Boy Ran Down by Automobile.
While riding q bicycle near Fayette
and Maple streets shortly after 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, David
Kramer, fourteen years old. OF ls6
New Brunswick avenue. was struck by
an automobile owned and driven by
Victor w. Main. OF Market street.
The boy was taken into the drug store
OF John j. Buckley. 2is New Bruins
wick avenue. DIR. Martin 8. Meinxer
was summoned and had the boy re-
moved 70 the hospital. His condition
is not serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Ran Needle Into Her ringer

Eleanor Taluskiewic. OF go Eliza
beth street. an employe OF the Perth
Amboy Ghirtwaist Manufacturing
Company. while working about her
machine got the middle finger of her
left hand under the needle. The
needle ran through the finger and
broke on IN the bone. DIR. Tyrrell
removed the needle and dressed the
wound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
FRENCH ENLARGE
THE GAINS MADE
British Also Advance, lmprov-
Ing Their Positions, Taking
Many Prisoners.
SOUTH OF THE SoMME
Halg's Report for Nights Ac-
tivities Show Good Results
Other Fronts Quiet.

PARIS, July 11i-Frenoh troops
enlarged their gains between the
Alsne and the Marne, taking the VII
nounced today. Fifty prisoners, in
lage Of Corey. the War once an
cluding one officer, were taken. Ten
additional prisoners were taken In
two raids In the region of Maison
Champagne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

PA. Hardware for Chicken Wire.
ao21T-7-11-its
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11

Inported Cello for sale very reason
nbfe !, smerIing. 1ts Smith St
i1els-9-15-ffs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-11
Navy WIN Observe Bastile Day
9sf Daffed PrNSa

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE navy
will pay tribute 70 France on July -,
Bastile Day. Ships VIII Pc eresse4
and salutes delivered 10 the French
colors.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
sTRAsEN GIN MATERE.

V St. Louis, Mo. je umorila ka,
te Skaggs svoje Stiri otroke ma
strasen nacin. Najprej je vzela V
sobo starejSa diva otroka, deklico
stare sedem let in tri leta mlaJse-
ga fanta, kjer jih ie zaklala z no.
zem. Potem je 'Sla po mlajsa diva
otroGiGa, ju vlekla V soboto, jima
pokazala umorjenega brata in Sc
stro ter jima ma to zamasila usta
volno in jima odsekala glavi 2
veliko sekiro. Po tenn strahovltem
cinu Sc je vsedla in napisala pis-
mo, V katerem obtozuje ~svojega
moza nezvestobe. Predno je zamo-
gla izvrsiti samomor, so prisli So
sedi, XII so jo oddali policiji. Obla-
sti ne morejo verjeti, da bi bila
zena pri pravi pameti, kajti memo
goGe je, da bi matt pri zdravem
raz1mu bila zmozna takega deja-
MIA. Zena Sc nahaja sedaj V boil
nisnici "a opazovanje. PreiskujeJo
10 Specialist glede njenega una
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
AVSTRIJA Sc PRIPRAVLJA
IA UDAREC Ma ITALI-
JANSKI 'FRONT.'.

Ma bOjni Grti oh reki Piavi in V
gorSkem Okraju severne Italije,
kjer drze zavezni$ke 6ete svoje po-
zicije liza zadnjega velikega ita-
lijanskega umika V lanSkem no.
vembru, vlada velika zivahnost.
Stra$en artilerijski ogenj OBJ
lOmbardSki in trentSki bOjni lini-
il je menda predpriprava dolgo
pricakovane ofenzive tevtonSkih
zaveznikov ma italijansko frontO.
Ze pred nekaj tedni je italian
ska vojna pisarna naznanila, da
zbiraio AvStrijci "a ofenzivO proti
Italiji eete, XII so doSpele IL Rusije
in ROmunije.
SploSno Sc miSli, da bodo tev-
tonSke Gete kmalu tvegale poizkus
doseGi beneSke planjave, prebivSi
Sc skozi vrSte zavezni$kih Get, da
bi tenn naredili preObrat ma TEN
vOjnem pOzOriSGu.
Ma italijansko frontO je doSpel
avstrijski cesar KarOl, Spremljan
pO Svojem generalnem Stabu, ki
sestoji IL viSokih nemSkih in av-
strijskih 6astnikov.
Naglo premikanje Get velikem
Stevilu IL Tirolskega in Trenta,
kaze, da so well Avstrijci veliko
Stevilo svojega vojaStva z drugih
front in ga sedaj V naglici poSilja-
jo ma italijansko fronto.
Glavni udarec bo prizadet, ka-
kor Sc miSli, nekje ma gorski SEX
CHI fronte; najbrz Lagarino in
AsticO dOlini. Ta sektOr je naspro-
ten severnem delu manjega go
rovja, in 6e bi Sc posreeilo sovraz-
niku tukaj prebiti, bi mu lie Sc niz-
je gri6evje zapiralo pot ma bene-
ske planjave.
Da nameravajo pri6eti AvstriJci
ofenzivo ma italijanski 'front.', K
temu so bill prisiljeni vsled poll
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
NEMCIJA PoNUJA MIR?

London, Anglia. = Casnik Dai-
ly Mail poroca, da je bill V LondQ-
nu nemSki mirovni agent, toda Sc
ie zopet vrnil V Berlin, ker V An
gliji nj mOgel nicesar Opraviti.
Ma mnogo vpraSanja je Balfour,
angIeSh vnanji minister odgovoril
nizii zbornici, da nj sOvraznik
ponudil nikakih mirovnih pogo
jev. Dejal je:
"Y naSi dezeli nj bilo nobenega
nevtralnega reprezentanta, kl bl
predlagal kake mirovne pOgoje. "
Brzojavka cd Central News IL
Amsterdama poroca, da je nemski
mirovni poslanec Jonkher Colyn,
biv$i nizozemski vojni minister.
Pogoji, katere je objavil Jonk-
her Colyn, so slede6i, kakor poro-
ca neka brzojavka IL Haga:
l. Nemcija Sc bo Odpovedala
vsem zahtevam ma zapadu.
2. Restoracija Belgije.
8. AlzaSko-Lorenska postaneti
avtOnomni drzavi V nemSki fede-
raciji.
4. Status ma vzhodu ostane ka-
kOrSen je sedaj.
5. Avstrija bo dala Gtaliji kon-
cesije V Trentu.
6. Balkansko vpraSanje Sc bo
reSilo ma mednarodni konferenci.
7. VISA kolonialna vpraSanja, IL
coca Sc Afrike in Male Azije, Sc
bodO reSila ma konferenci vseh
vojujocih Sc drzav.
s. Nem6ija Sc bo odpovedala
vsem svojim zahtevam glede XII
tajske luke Kiaochau, ki je bila
pod njenim pokroviteljStvom, to-
da V zameno ali odSkodovanje mo-
ra dobiti nekaj ekonomicnih kon-
cesij ma Kitajskem.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
ZELEZNICNE MORILKE
ZIVINE.

MeseGnik Popular Science poro-
ca 20 uradnih podatkih, ola so ze-
leznice V treh juznih drzavah in
sirer ravno V takih, kjer je zivina
najbolj redka, ker Sc prebivalstvo
bavi pridelovanjem bombaza,
pobile preteGeno leto 2793 glav
govede, konj in ovac. Casopis pl-
Sc k temu porocilu: ''z zivino, Xxi
Sc Hgubi ma ia naein je unieenih
ma leto en- million funtov mesa, S
katerim bi Sc lahko prezivelo TO-
900 voiakov en- mesec. Upostevati
pa je treba Sc tudi, da Sc je to Ego
dilo ma progah, Xxi imajo skupno
dolgost 1909 mill drzavah, kjer
ie zzivina redka. Kake stevilke bi
Sc nam pokazale v drzavah po "a
padu, V kateris je zivina jako go
sta. nj tezko preraeunati.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
NEMCI NE MOREJO POKAzATI NIKAKIH USPEHOV. = AV-
sTRALCI IN KANADCI BRANIJo VAzNE PosTOJANKE.

severozapadu Arras, vsteva tudi
mnogo drugih krajev, kakor Neu-
ville-Vitasse, Mercatel in Boisle-
aux-St. Mare, kjer so Sc vrsile re
lutte bitke, odkar so priceli Mem
ci svojo ofenzivo.
Ameriske cete ma francoski
'front.', nedalec cd Montdidirja, so
bile zadnje dni pod neprestanim
ognjem nemskega topnistva.
VISA znamenja kazejo, da Sc bo
vsak cas- pri6elo ljuto bojevanJe.
Dejstvo, da je zadnje dni zelo de-
zevalo, je morda velik faktor v
nemskem prodiranju.
Najbrz bodo Nemci istocasno
napadli Ypresskem arrasskem In
amienskem okraju. Ii napadi Sc
bodo izvrSili najbrz neodvisno e.
den cd drugega. z mimi 81 bodo
prizadevali Nemci predreti crto v
sommskem okraju, potisniti nazaJ
obrambo Grto arrasskem sektor-
iu in polastiti Sc visin jugozapad-
no YpreSa.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
voJNE vEsTI.

London, Anglia. = Vcerajsnji
nemski napadi na francoske posto-
janke V okraju Locre so bill od-
biti.
Uradno porocilo generala Haiga
o operacijah med Sommo in An
Gro, XII so Sc vrSile V torek pono-
ci, pravi, ola so Anglezi zajeli pre-
ko 200 vojnih vjetnikov.
Avstralske in kanadske cete ma
predujejo ma angleSki crti ma ce-
Ii bojni 'front.' Franciji.
Avstralci so pobili Nemce V bill
zini Mouralncourta, med rekama
Ancro in Sommo, iztocno Amiensa
in so porinile svojo crto "a trice-
trt mile naprej proti Ancre po-
bocju.
Kanadci Sc bore V Arras sektor-
ju in dale JUNO, kjer Sc nahaja-
10 liza 81. marca, ko Sc je pricela
velika bitka. Ia del bojne linije je
skoro najvaznejsi, ker brani prot
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07
vEL1KEGA CEsKEGA REvoLUC1oNARCA JE sPREJELo
100000 LJUDI

Chicago, Ill. " nedeljo popol-
dne je odSlo ven najmanj 100000
Cehov, da pozdravijo svojega We
likega rojaka professor MaSaryka,
poveljnika in Sefa ceSkih revolu-
cijskih armad, ki Sc bijejo ma fran
coski in italijanski 'front.', in vodi-
telja GeSko-slovaSkega gibanja. -
Revolucionarni vodja je dospeL V
nedeljo popoldne OBJ dveh ma
Northwestern postajo. Pohoda od
postaje pa do Blackstone hotela,
kamor je odsel Masaryk, Sc je vde-
lezilo do 10000 oseb.
Professor Masaryk, ki je Sc we'd
no clan avstrijskega parlamenta
in ki je bill cd avstro-ogrske Via
de vsled svojega revolucionarnega
in protinemSkega delovanja obso-
len k smrti ma vesalih, Je ma potu
Washington, kjer bo konferlral
5 predsednikom Wilsonom IN dru-
eimi drzavniki. 10 je izbruhnlla
bolSeviSka revolta je bill professor
Masaryk kot ubeznik Petrogra-
du, odkoder je moral bezati, ko so
priceli pred dvema mesecema
Nemci prodirati proti temu mestu' nae
V Ameriko je dospel skozi Siblrl-
10 in preko Vladivostoka.
Pred Blackstone hotelom so 60
vorili nekateri govorniki, godbe so
igrale "The Star Spangled Ban
ner" in eeske ter slovaSke narod-
ne himne. Cehi so glasnimi slava-
klici pozdravliali generala Persh-
inga in predsednika Wilsona. -,
Professor Masaryku je govorll
dobrodoslico pred Blackstone no.
telom Harry Pratt Judson, pred
sednik Cikaskega vseucilisca.
"SreGen, sem, da lahko recem'
da V Ameriki danes nj boljih dr.
zavlianov kakor so Ceho-S -Slova-
ki'', ie dejal. "Oni so lojalni anne
risk zastavi in tiso6e njihovih 81
nov in bratov Sc bori danes V
Franciji "a zmago pravice in hu-
manitete.
"Jaz upam, professor Masaryk'
da bo vase delo kronano uspe-
hom. Ideali, "a katerimi stremi va.
Sc in nase ljudstvo, so enakl. IL
ideali so pravica in svoboda, kate
70 cesko ljudstvo ljubi bolj kakor
vse ma svetu."
Professor Masaryk .je govorll
dvoje govorov; prvega V angles
cini, S katerim je odgovoril ma po-
zdravni govor predsednika Judso-
Glas svobode., 1918-05-07

ma, drugi govor pa je incl ces-
cini, S katerim je pozdravil svoje
rOjake.
Govorili so Sc razni govorniki,
med katerimi je bill tudi professor
j. J. Zmrhal, Xxi je govoril V an
gleScini O ceSkih Americanih.
V govoru svojim rojakom je de-
| ial, da je pustil V Rusiji popolno-
ma opremljeno armada $4,000 Ce-
hov, in Sc vecja armada kakor je
ia, pa caka, da bo opremljena "a
boj.
Nate. je izrocila maIa ceSka de-
jklica Jarmila Klosic professor Ma
saryku sopek roz. Masaryk je dvi-
gnil deklico V svoj avtomobil, kjer
:jo je med entuzijazmom in aplav-
diranjem ljudstva poljubil.
V svoji sobi V Blackstone hote-
lu je Masaryk dejal:
"Ne morem mnogo govoriti, to-
da reGem lie emo: cd uspeha zavez-
niskega orozja je odvisna bodoc-
most 6eskega naroda. &c bodo "a
vezniki izvojevali vojno, bodo po-
stall svobodni vsi mali narodi. Ce
jo bodo izgubili, ce bodo zmagali
Nemci, bodo ii mali narodi prisli
pod njihovo peto".
Glede situacije V Rusiji je od-
govoril ma vprasanje sledece
"Jaz ne vidim, da bi ruska situa-
CHA ovirala naSo stvar ali j NOR
da pomagala. = Maj dominacija
Nemcev pomeni karkoli, emo je 60
tovo, da ne DO prinesla svobode
malim narodom. Bolseviki so nam
prijazni. Sal pa tudi moraJo bltl
taxi, &c hoGejo biti dosledni V svo-
jih principih. Doyollll so nam, oa
smo mobilizirali naSe armade V
Rusiji, toda pomoci pa nam MISC
dali pri tenn nobene. "
V imenu Slovenskega Republi-
6anskega Zdruzenja so pozdravili
professor Masaryka Frank Krze,
Zavertrik, Terbovec IN Godlna. V
imenu slovenskih svobodomislecev
ga je pozdrayil casnikar M. V.
Konda, V imenu Sloyenske Narod-
ne Zveze R. frost in Ivan Zupan,
| in V imenu Hrvatskega Saveza cir.
A. Biankini.
Podrobnosti IL zivljenja in delo-
vania tega velikega slovanskega
politika, revolucionarja in svobo-
domisleca, prinesemo V petkovl
Stevilki.