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TIGERS WIN FINAL GAME

DETROIT. June l3.-Detroit hit
Myers hard to-day and. aided by the
visitors errors. won rne final game
of the series from Philadelphia. 10 to
2 Extra base hits figured in most OF
Detroit's runs. In the third inning
with a man on base, Hei!nan hat the
first ball pitched 10 him for a home
run. driving the ,ba!l straight TO the
hagpole in centsF feld,s- The score:
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4, Baltimore. o. Bufa-
10, 8
4, inghamton-BinEha 0. To-
ronio. 3
At Sewark-Newark- Syracuse. cold
weather.
=, Jersey city--Jersey city-Roch-
ester Wet grounds.
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innings. off Davis. in 3 irnines.
struck out--hy Ames. l: by Shcrdcil.
|: by Meadows. 3: by Packard. (: by
M.ycr. |. by lioEg. i: by May. .: by
Davis. |. Wild pi,ch-Mcudo ws lass
ed ball-NdamS
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Southern Annexation.

At birmingham = Birmingham. Is:
Nashville. Q.
a, Mobile-Mobne, .; Memphis. /.
AZ Ne" O:ieans-New Orleans. Q;
Little ROCK. 3.
~ Atlan;a-At!anta. 4; Chattanoo-
ga. /.
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'Eattci for Salicc in ninth
TEatted for Anderson in ninth.
tPaskert out. hit by bat;cd bali.
Score by innings K
Chicago .. o q o = o = is
New York . & 3 o o o o o.
summary: Runs - Fiack. Hoilocher
go. Mann. Merklc. Deal, ZciGcr. Burns.
Fletcher. Holkc. RodriEuc:. Two-base
hits-Fletchcr C2). Young. Iollocher
90. Mcrilc. Stolen Da=cS-Eodricu
Merkle Icidcr CD. Niliifer. Sacrifice
hitS--1Iollochcr. Iaskart Mann. MGR
hle LEFT on baSes-Ncw York. ,; Chi
cago. :. First on crrors-New York. =;
Chicago. - Eases on bails--off Saliee.
/: off Douglas. l. E!ts-on Sallee. in
innings: of Anderson. i'll . innings.
Struck out-hy Sallec. !: by Anderson.
!: by douglas. | Passed ball--Mc-
Carly. Losing pitcher. Sallec.
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Cincinnati q q q %
Brooklyn oNo ox-s
summary: Runs - Johnston. Olson.
Wheat (2>. Myers 90. Two base h::S
Il. Maccc. Roush Chase. stolen bases
-RouSh. Myers Sarritice hits-Ward.
Mnrpuard Double play--thasc and u.
Nacec Left on ha&eS-Ci0cinnat. =
brooklyn. L. FirS: base on errors
Cincinnati. |. Eases on balls-oh
Schrcider. ,; of Filler. l. Hits-oT
Schneider. in Ia i, ming: off Eilcr. :
in L % innings: OF O. Smith. in |
inning. Struck out-hv El!er. 5. by
MarQuard. :. I.os'n;: pitcher. Schneider.
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Cieycinn
'Batted for Finneran in ninth.
TBatted for walters in ninth

Score ny innings: l..
New York .....0 o o % l-3
Cleveland ......0 0 o
Summary: Runs-Pratt I2), BOD e
Evans. Speaker. Two base hits-Fin-
neran. Walters Rodie, Evans, Wood
Sacrifice hits-Bakcr. Pipp. Chapman
C2). Sacrifice flies --tSodie, Speaker
Double play-Pcckinpaugh. Pratt and
Ppp. Left on hascs-New York, IL;
Cleveland = First base on errors
New York. 4: Cleveland, l. Bases on
balls-off Finncran. 3: off Covclcskie
/. Hi,s-off FinnerAn in innings;
off Mog-idEc In . innings Struck
out--by Finneran, !; by Covelcskie. .
Wild pitch - Cove!eskic. Winning
pitcher MocridCc
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haueG :oE HoGS in sixteenth.
Score by innings: II
st. Louis
observation-disclosures
Philadelphia
5o2ooOoooooooooooo-s
Summary: Euns-Iirathcn,c ,o,.
Zaies; Sherdeli. Bancroft. 90: stock.
-) l.ndeFus. 90 Burns. Mayer. Two
base hits--She:d"ll, Gonzales. Paulettc
heathc"ie' G;ravath. 90: Hogs Three
t nnse hit-Hea thcotc Home runs
Baird %: SNYDER. stock Saciificc
hts wallace. Baird. Williams Nc
iafiigan. Bancroft Double uI,y.
Wallnce to iiornshy to raulette, t2)
5hcrdeIi to Paulet,e: iiornsby TO Paul
etc; Bancroft to I.udcrus Left on
h base Louis. 10: Philadelphia. 10
pTrSt base on errors Philadelphia {
Eases on balls-off Amcs {. off Shcr.
Oh. . of Meadows, |; off May. /: off
iinyeF -; off Hosg: & off Davis. i.
iiits-on Ames, In innings. off
@herdsli, in 99l-3 innings; OFF Mead
siNteenth); off May. in inning! Of
Packard in i2aings: off Mayer. S
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Interested Want Ad rcadcrs accounts
,"r me success and pulling power of
The Want Ads in this puper
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Fielder Jone. Quit, Manager. Jo

ST LOUIS. June l3.-Fieldcr Jones
manager OF the ST. LOUIS Americans
resigned- to-day. his resignation TO
take effect Immediately. James Aus
tin, third baseman. viii succeed him
temporarily.
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E|R|ED S0x AGAIN V|CTORs
iCHlCAGO SHUT OUT THREE
TIMES IN FOUR GAMES
81. Louis Also ulnnks Washington.
Snnks Pest indians-Dctroit Hnm-
Athletics Hard.
IN. Associated Prcss.l

Il! Associated PEcss.l
& CHICAGO. June 10 Boston punched
hits to-day and gave Chicago its third
shut-out in four days TO 0. Leonard
was in fine form. and WAS given per
feet support. The score;
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American Association

~ Toiedo-Tolrdo. >: Kansas CITY. o
AZ Column bus-Columbus. 6. Mime
Paul. 3.
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81. Louis . % o o Q y 0 NJ
Summary: Runs - Smith. Ccdeon
Two base hits-W. Johnson, Sister
stolen Dissatisfaction. Gcdcon. Left
on bascs--WashinEt 9: -. Louis. :.
Bases on balls--oT t;ahia >. Hits by
pitchcr-by Gallia, l tW. Johnson).
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CUBS RESUME WINNING
COMING FROM BEHIND.
THEY TROUNCE GIANTS
philadelphia. and 81. Loui. I:nEnEr In
Nihctccn-InninE Fray. Broken
Up by Darkness.
I by Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Juno l3.--Chicago
played an uphill game here to-day. de-
fcatinE New York. S to T. After the
home team took "A thrce-run lead in tic
second inning. tho Cubs tied tho score
IN inc fourth and won in tho seventh
inninE. scoring four runs on successive
hitS by Flack. Hollochcr. Mann and
Merklc. after two were out. The
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'Eattcd FOR C!c0ttc in seventh
1Battcd for EcnH in ninth

Y
Score b. innings: l.
Boston .. 0 Gil o o--6
Chicago . o o 0 %
81 IN M a y Runs = Shean. Ruth.
Thomas. Scott. SchanE. Leonard. Tive
base h,s-Scott. Hooper. Three bass
hit - Mcinnis. Sacrifice hit - Weave.
Double play-Tho7aas Mclnnis and
Scott. Left on haSes-Chicago. 10: Bos-
ton, S. Eases on balls-Cicotte. .:
Leonard. Hits-of Cicotte. Q in I
innings: on Benz, . in . innings. Struck
out-by Leonard. !: by C!cotte. .. Wild
pitch-Leonard. Losing pitcher. CT
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Totals


fhI.ad eIph!a ....-... o q !. 0 0 O .
Detroit .l nnO22 N
summary EUns-C Walker. Burns.
Bush. 90; Cobb. VcaCh iJeiltnan
Young Spencer. Boland. o2). Two-bass
hits Boland. Neach. f. Walker. Three
base hit--Cohb. Home run-Heilmap.
SStoien bases ;iyers 90; shannon.
Sacriice hl's-iIucan, OldrinE. Bush.
Sacrince hles--Cobo Ncach. Doubia
play-H Roland 70 COBB 10 Wit Left on
bases Ph'ladeiphin. .: Detroit. :. First
naSe on c,rrors-- Detroit. 3; Philadcl-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh. |: Boston. =.
Cincinnati u: Brooklyn. q.
Chicago. y: New Work.. I.
ST. Louis. \: Philadelphia. = tnineteen in
nnCS; IarkncSSD.
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3; off Myers. 4. Struck out--by 30
land. 5: by Myers. i. Wild pitch
Myers.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fE>rERDAY'> RESULTS.
Ilo>ton. G; Chicago. o.
Washington. %: ~. Louis, .
NcM York. Z: Ilr> Gland. den InninrN
fhilatcip,tii. >: Detroit. 10.
srANDiNu Or The CLUBS
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Washington mt Chicago.
ljustun at ~. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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GAMES TODAY.

NNN f.S lU-DHf.
Pittsburgh Mt Boston.
Cincinnati ut brooklyn.
Chicago AT New York.
-. Louis AT I'hilnIclpii,i.
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Totals ..."...... 30 7t22 - ?
3Stted for Magal's n the ninth.
Holmes oUt on hunted foul. ;hlri
strike in the seventh
Score by innings: r.
Norfolk O6 cononnn
Richmond .....5 a.
summary. I"o-b1Eo hit=-nroo,-7
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Hurney. Sacrifice ny-Stinson. Dou-
BILE play--Stuaft to Dcvlin to Bullcn.
ger. Iii, by pitched ball--Stuart
Earned Richmond. 4: Norfolk, ).
l.cft on hascs--ltichmond. 3. Norfolk
y. Wild pitch Mcciusky- First b,.a
on Richmond, 2. Bases on bali,
on MccluSky. s: off MagaIis
struck "ut-hy Mcclushy. 4; BY Maua.
us. Time of game. hour and A.
minutes. Umpire. Lipc.
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BUILDERS AGAIN WIN

NEWPolfr NEWS. VA. June Ia
rutplhSlnG the visitors at every sinro
Continued on Ninth paCe1
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brooklyn.

Totals ..........2 - II l
'Eaticd for Ellcr in eighth.
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............Il 20 >. -
istilot{c,uh;,

'Eatted for Burns in twelfth.
Baited tor HoGS In sixteenth
Score by innings:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
Narodn1 dan!
RadOstna pOvinnost!

Dnes pocfna Sc pamatny tyden
cele velike Cechoslovacke Rodiny
20 Spojenych Statech usedle, v
nemz nebude jedine poctive ceske
duse, jez by odepfcla pfispeti hfiv-
n.u svoji ma oltar Ceskoslovacke
VIasti nasi, iez "a pomoci ceskoslo-
vacke Ameriky vernych syn6 svYch
bojujicich lnesmrtelne hrdinne boje,
ma pIauich SibiFe, ltalie a Frapeie.
vysinula Sc ma stolec samostatnosti,
ma neAz zasedati bude re spolku s
ostatnimi narody pro blaho slavu
syn6 deer Cechoslovace.
Odbocky Baltimorske: Ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzent a Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych KatolieH spolecne
pracujf ma sbirani Narodni Dane.
Slovacka Liga pracuje We spojani s
ostatnfmi SIovackymi Sdruzenim'.
Sbirka sebrana byti must .behem to-
hoto tydne. Kazdy pfibytek bude
sberateli navstfven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

casi ziadnu kritiku, ale keby vsetci
nasi vodcovia boil takoveho smysla-
MIA ako je pan Kral tax dneska by
svet malo aleb vobec mic o Cechoslo-
vakoch vedel. 0fame ze ma bud6ce
pan Kral uzna jeho nespravne jed
mamie reci a podruhy raz sa nepri-
hodi ze "a jeho reci vacsina Sloven-
skeho obecenstva vyjde miestnosti
ako sd to stalo ma tejto slavnosti.
Pc vsetko slavnosti teraz na no.
vo chut'ou do prace "a spolocny
Cesko Slovensky den. ziadame zvla-
Ste clenov Slovenskej Ligy ably sc
vsetci dostavili do riadnej schodze
sobotu vecer dna %. Novembra
kde sa bude tom pojednavat.
SO zdarom vpred
Uradnici SIovenskej Ligy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
Americke yOjSkO ma nemecke
pade.

We stfedu pfeslo nemecke hranice
nase hrdinne vojsko, jehoz dkolem
jest podileti Sc ma okupaci nemecke-
no 1zemi podel feky Rynu az do te
Dolby, ktera stanovena bude rozhod-
nutim mirovych konferencl.
Nemecke hranice pfekro eny byly
nasim vojskem mezi Briey Audun.
le-Roman a severne do vevodstvi
Lucemburskeho. Okupacni armada
pfipravena ma vsechny moznosti O.
patfena jest delostfeIectvem vsim
potFebngq. valecnym materialem.
NemcI stale. ustupuji do sveho 1ze
mi. V nekterych mestech nalezli
nasi pusky, jez Nemci ma dstupu "a
hazeli rozhodnuti, ze jiz vice boz
lovati nebudou. Obyvatelstvo osvo-
bozenych 1zemf Belgickych fran
couzskych Qbrovskym nadseuim VIZ
ia spojeneck6 vojsko. Fisice tisi-
ce propust6ngch zajatcl Nemecka
vraei Sc fadami spojeneckeho voiska.
Ia jediny den do tabora americke-
no pfislo pies 5000 ruskych hSva-
lSch zajatcn. Tito posilani jsou
zpdt, pon6va6 nasi pfijfmaji jenom
spc jeneckeho zajatce plopustene 2
N6mecka.
v okupovane pevnosti Metach ma
lezeno bylo so americkych crane
n5ch vojak1. Do Met slavnostne
vtahI Gele francouzske armady
matsaI Petain We stredu.
Dsacet n6rneckych submarin ode
yzdano bylo N9mci do moci anglic-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

Nase es kaz nam pocu obrovkem z6casn
'Cechosovackeho Dne'' Camp Meade
Vned&Ii "a nStOpadu, OdpOledne.
Vepy pobaveni nash hoch6 pfpraven spojenou
Obc Cechoslovackou
Ceske Sovacke koce hopodnky upecou ably JIM pohosy
pravou ovanskou pohostnnosti naSe hochy
Sboy Sokoke ukaz vosku ak Czech cvu
Hudebn pevn csla jaati budou dvadeni budovou
Program zahajen bude 2:30 hod. odpoedne.
dni pis pa budou Americke listy VLAJKA NASf
REPUBLIKY CECHOSLOVACKE VLAT BUDE PO BOKU VfTEZNE
VLAJKY SPOJENYCH STATU V TABORE STRYCE SAMA
Kd ynym cehoslovakem kdo Ines askou Spojnym
pfd!
Baltimore vyjedeme pred r. hodnou
uic.
historicych dobch kdy ednat bude mroyyh
cich vtezstv rpubky Cechosovacke
jednati Ne zav do mistno nach ale VYJfT VEN PRED
AMERICKOU VEREJNOST!
Pfatee! Rodac VsICHNI Do RADY NEDELI, DNE "a.
LISTOPADU, ODPOL
Pofadajfc vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

tiez al trpky DOZEN. Sladky preto
re dnes kazdy Slovak a Slovenka sa
test krasneho postupu jaky zrobi-
10 posledne easy bratrske Ceske
Narodne zdruzenie tato organizacia
ktora spolu so Svazom bratov Ces-
kych katolikov az tax mnoho zrobila
pre- dobro Cesko-Slovenskeho Naro-
da. Mistny sbor SLOW. Lfgy maidc
ma zreteli tieto praee Sc co najvica
pricinil ably sa slavnost tato vydari-
la. Toho dokazom je ze boli pritom-
ny vsetci clenovia naseho sboru, a
tiez al mnoho Slovenskych vojakov
2 Camp Meade BE sme nemali svoj
ho zastupcu ako recnika SINE poci-
tall ma to ze by to bolo zbytocne a
tiez vepka zaujatost' nam to nedo-
VOLTA. Avsak dost ma tom ze sme
tam boil v plnom poctu Zast1peny
0 programe mnoho spomlnat' nebu
dem podotknem len to ze bol slav-
nostny ku comu vedla krasnych pra-
porov, druz;ciek, kmotrov recnikov
dopomohla mala Vlasta Reichlova
"a jeji krasnymi basnami. Bratia
CeSi 81 mozu vazit takeho cloveka v
jejich kruhu jako je pan Reichl o.
tee maliekej pravy Cechoslovak.
Ma tieto horu uvedene veci budeme
mat cas- hlahu spomienku.
Pri vsetkom tomto musime sa ii.
ez zminit' o pritom iosti pana j. j.
Krala, ktory bol hlavnym recnikom.
Pan Kral jeho skoro hodinu trva-
jdcej sIavnostnej reel povidal mno-
ho dobreho ale malo slavnostneho.
Pocitali SINE ze pan Kral nena ku
Slovakom velkej naklonnosti ale
predsa jsme nemysleti Re by mohlo
take nico neho-vystat' jako tejto
slaynosti ked' ceiej ieho re6i jei
ny raz Slovakov nespomenal Ne
chceme ami nemini ne tito vazne
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YeStnIk SlOyenSky.

S novou dobou zacina sa tiez al
novy zivot mistnych Slovakov to
8 takou prudkost on re urad miest-
neho sboru Slovenskej Llgy a ZEN
skeho pomocneho odboru nebol pre-
vel ka zaujatost vstave mic podat'
v minulosti. ze v hnuti tomto moz-
nu povedat' ber1 va3si podi | nase
Slovenske zeny Wac nez muzsky to
dokazuje vel'ka obetavost' nasich
zien ma 0ltary naroda ked' posled-
ny tyzden jeiich tunajSi vypomocnE
vybor boil vstave odoslat' nasim hr-
dinom Cesko-S Slovenskej Armade
roznych rucnych prac V hodnote do
styristo dollarov. A BE teraz v pra-
each Ia zdar Cesko SIovenskeho dna
ktory bude dna "a. Novemhra v
Campu Meade, neostan1 tiez poza-
du to al celkom iste. Pri vsetkom
tomto ysak mas dochozajl tiez j
zpravy ktori ma, vel my nepotesu-
j1 Hlavne vsak poslednom chva-
lyhodnom kroku. ktory zrobilo bra
trske "Ceske Narodui zdruzenie''
mienim pri slavnosti posviacky pra-
nnrnz M ktnrn slavnnst, sIadk1 ale
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SlaYnOstn1 vztJCenf prapori.

Ned6le zaznamenana Z6stane dnem
historic naseho boje 0 osvobozeni
zIatym pismem. Ceske Nirodni
Sdruzeni . den ten VztJclIo slav-
nostnim zp1sobem prapory: Ame-
ricky Ceskoslovaeky! Sokolovna
Blesk naplnena byIa vlastenci nasi-
mi do posledniho ssmista. Program
mad iine zdarily nadchl pTitomn6.
Nadseni provazeno bylo hmotnyin
d6kazem- obetavosti. Pro dobro ma
81 Cechoslovacke domoviny sesla Sc
suma, ktera zGstane cti dne!
Hostmi Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru-
zeni byl Narodnf Svaz Ceskych Ka-
tolfk1 Liga Slovacka.
Mar Sdruzeni ma novo nadseno
velkolepym 1spechem, hledi vytec-
ne budoucnosti vstffc. Baltimorska
Cechoslovacka obec z6stan Vernon
sve Stare Vlastl, jak's byla v dnech
m nulych!
Move nadSeni! Nova prace.
Slavnost zahajena byla pfedsedou
c. N. S. p F. Elsnicem, ktery slo-
Wy pfesv6dcivymi ukazaI ma vyznam
a potTebu slavnosti. Basne: "Pfed
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Pfatele! Rodaci! Prispejte radi
a CO nejvice az sb6ratele prijdou
Yam do Vaseho pf5bytku. Sebrana
Narodni Dan odeslana bude primo
do pokladny, d6lena nebude. Siberia
tele. ktefi tax vlastenecky berou ma
sebe tezky dkol, slozeni jsou rad
Sdruzeni Svazu.
Dnes obetavost nase nesmi ocha-
bovati, ale vzdy mocneii mocn9ji
Sc ukazovati. Nasi hrdinove Ce-
choslovacke armady neselhali, chce.
me selhati my? Nikdy! Ny vyko-
name nasi povinnost!
VzhGru pod praporem osvoboze-
ne, samostntne. slavne republiky
Ceskoslovacke! Slava dust obetave,
nadsene!
Rev. Josef Soft, predseda.
Ferdinand Kalas, tajemnik,
August Klecka, pokladnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

nj straz DIVA prapo1y" pfedne,
sene sic. NJ Musil ,vou a Vlastou
Reichl vou mile dotekly Sc srdci
y$eeh. Asthur Hauser zahral Solo
ma housEes Hkdzay, ze je zdatnym sys
mem sveho7 tatika naseho obllhen5-
no dirigenta. T. F.anka Hausefa.
SIavno5tnl rec p. J.J .Kra'e 2 Wash
ingtonu prijata byla nadSenyr1 obe-
cers'vem co nejlepe. Recnik Via
stenec ma slovo vzaty, zijicf pod We
kopamatnymi ndalostmi jimiz pro-
chazi nase rodna koIebka, anesl
nadsenymi slovy, kde koho Mat
kou prapor6 byla sic. Anna Srbova,
druzickami sic: E Bernatova V.
Hejnalova. Pevec Volta Martinez
zapel "Kde domov m6j?" ukazav
celou lasku k vlasti sve. 'Navrat
do vlasti'', jednoaktovka slozena
nasim dramaturgem, p. j. Valou a
sehrana jim ap V. Sevcikem, byla
tax dojemnou, ze mnohym a mno.
hym al sIza Okla vytryskla. Spoje-
ne pevecke sbory a hudba dovrsily
cisly svymi pamatnou slavnost.
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Diva ASmrceni v autOmObiIOVe
nehOdS.

Behem blazniv9 prudke jizdy pre-.
wren byl ma Edmundson avenue We
ctvrtek automobiI obsazeny cerno-
chy. Holic Cooper vedle n9ho Sc
dici cernosska pfitelkyn9 byli zabi-
ii druhy cernoch Sc svoji zenskou
potechou t6zce zraneni. V kapse
Cooperove policie nalezla tisic doIa-
ri ma hotovosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
SedeSat raneuych dOvezenO
ma McHenry

Do nemocnice ra byvale zdejsi
pevno ii Niche Try privezeno byIo
We ctvr ek dalsich 60 ranenyen z DO
jist francouzskych. Vgtsina 2 Mich
r snena byIa bojfcr, nichz nase
armada tax &c proslavila Chateau
Thiecry, Belleua. Scissors, Toul
Cantigny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
Cechoslovacky den v Camp Meade.

Nase povnnost kazi pocu obrovkem zcast
'Cechoslovackeho Dne' v Camp Meade
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
President kritisoyan republikany

V poslednf den zasedani kongresu
president Wilson ostfe napaden byl
republikanskymi senatory d1vo-
du, re naridil. ably vsechny kabeIo-
We systemy a expresnl zajmy pre-
vzaty byly do kontroly spravy
vladni. President vinen jest, ze
chce zameziti donaseri zprav E.
vropy a do Evropy, ktere neisou
censorovahy a tim dokazati. aby je-
nom to co vladnfmi censory v dobe
mlrovych jednanf "a dobre Sc uzna,
dovoliti vedeti obyvatelstvu Spoje-
nych S at1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

ke We stfedu, Dvacet dalsieh VIDA
10 Sc We ctvrtek
Do fijna t. r. padIo bojich
1880 900 nemeck5ch vojak6. Osud
asi $50 GOO neni znam- Gtyfi mill
ony byly zraneny, nektefi Mich ne
kolikrat. Zajato bylo N6mcd 490 :
900. Pocet tento udava list Vor-
Waerts
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23

dix "a pomoc, kterou jste mne pri
mem politickem poslanf v Americe
a v1bec tax hojne mffe poskytli.
Jsem sam novinaTem a vim O.
ceniti vyznam veTejneho tisku; pro-
to Yam dekuji tim vreleji a pro-
sim, abyste We sve praci pokracova-
Ii. Nastanou nam 6koly move a nj
koli meme tezke, nez ktere jsme
pfekonali.
T. G. Masaryk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
President CeSkOs|OvenSk6 R0publiky
nOVinafin ameTiCkInl.

President Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky. nr. T. G. Masaryk, den
sveho odjezdu Ameriky pozadal
Ceskoslovenskou Tiskovou Kancelar,
aby sdelila ceskoslovenskym novina-
rum Americe tento pozdrav ma
rozloucenou, jejz pan president
vlastorucne napsal a podepsal:
Vazenf pfatele:-
Odjfzdeje do nasi, ted move
vlasti, vyslovuji Yam sv1j uprimny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
President MaSaryk ma ceSt4 dOmi.

Prof Tomas G. Masa president repuby
odeJe New Yorku ctvrek lodi Lverpou Angl
W Fraze prevail oe vady nas avne Cechosovake repubky
Cechosovcke obce Amecke presdena 5m zame
pranim vekop@ho dpechu ho cee vy pro dobro as rod
koebk nam tax daheho astn9s vzd no.
zehnane budoucnosti Cechoslovacke republky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-11-23
Pres 100000 chce jeti do Evropy

Vice nezli sto tisic osob zazadalo
81 0 povoleni sm9ti jeti do Evropy.
Povoleni dayana jsou tenn. kteri u
kazi velice ddlezitou pficinu sveho
cdiezdu do Evropy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-28
DOING AWAY WITH THE
INDUSTRIAL SCRAP HEAP
Railroads and Manufacturers Are
Learning to Eliminate Waste, In
GLIDING Drainage of Man Power.

Confronted by the necessity of util-
izlng every possible traffic facility for
war material, the railroads are going
to the scrap heap for additional equip
ment. They are patching up discarded
locomotives and engines % years old
have been rebuilt and made better
than when they were new"
No doubt the railroad scrap heap is
the largest of all American scrap
heaps and by that token the one from
which most material can be salvaged.
But the conditions of railroad waste
and extravaganza in the name of eff
fciency equally characterize all Amer
lean industry, and the new railroad
policy of reclamation is important as
an example and a precedent.
What the garbage pail is as an in
dex of household thriftlessness the
scrap heap is as a monument to waste
full methods of manufacture. But the
greatest of all wastes. progressive
manufacturers now realize, lies in the
careless manipulation of man power
Industrial Conservation. New York