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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26

sve zajmy kdykoli byly by o.
hrozeny zakonodarstvim, nebo
tyranil prumyslovou.
3. Stieziti zakonodarne sbo-.
ry, ably nevydaly zakon, KITE
rym. byly by utlaceny stredni
tfidy a, nespravedlive vykori-
stovany.
a. Podporovati zakonnou ce
stou, bude-li treba, zajmy KITE
rehokoi elena, kdyz by tykalo
Sc to zasady strednlch vrstev
Ijako celku.
Mimo to zaujala. unie pevne
stanovisko proti bolseNismu,
ktery, jak Sc mysli, zapustil
thloubeji koreny v nekterych
wadikalnich delnickych organi-
sacich.
Je prirozeno, re tn musela
byti velka pricina, ably stredni
tridy obyvatelstva byly takto
sjednoceny. Ia valky kapital
| i prace mely ohromne zisky a
stredni vrstvy obyvatelstva,
ktere jsou vzdy pateri naroda
We vlasteneckem zapalu, od-
nesly "a to pokutu. Jejich
mzdy byly nedostatecne, male
obchody byly rozruseny, ale
platily prece a strojily Sc v sa-
ty a pradlo z obycejne a lacine
latky. A co Sc stale Cd po-
depsani primeri? Ma to od-
povida sam Kennedy Jones:
Misto co by vsechny tridy
obyvatelstva mely 81 uvedomi-
ii, re valecne ztraty lie nahra-
diti jen zvysenou vyrobou, pra
telskou spolupracf vsech trid,
nejsirsi hospodarnosti vsech
vrstev, rychlym odvolanim OBJ
mezeni dolby valecne, a CO
nejrychlejsim snizenlm zivot-
mich potfeb, vidime, re byro-
llrate zakopavaji Sc hloubeji
a kolem kazdeho domu natahu
|ji ostnaty drat. Vidlme, re
vlada dava miliony tydne IL
dem, kteri jsou bez prace ma
sledkem zastaveHf valecneho
prumyslu, kteri v dobe valecn6
nasledkem nutne potreby, w.
delavali ohromne mzdy. vi
,dime, re organisovany delnlk,
hornik, zeleznicni zrizenec o.
Ihrozuji eXistenci narodniho III
vota, nejen ze Jim neni dovo-
leno ably byly ponechany valec.
ne mzdy v dobe miru, nybrz
Ii nezaruci-li sc Jim lined vetsl
mzdy a kratsi doba pracovni.
, Unie, al vZrOste, a doufame,
re to bude velmi brzy, zachra-
nj stfedni vrstvy pred vykofi-
stovanim. Ku priAadu: V pri
: pade, re bude vyvolana stavka
pro neopraNnene pozadavky,
stavka, ktera bude proti "a
: imum statu, unie strednlch
} vrstev zorganisuje, dobrovol-
nou praci a pouzije vsech pro
stredku. ably stavku Zlomila.
Obchodnici odeprou stavkujl-
| elm prodavati zbozi. Pravnici
Jim odeprou Zastoupenl pred
soudem, lekari lekaTskou po-
moe a pod.
Chceme take svoje pravo.
Jsme k tomu opravneni me-
} mensim stupni nez organisova-
: ne delnictvo. Unie strednich
trid bude dbati, ably stredni
! tfidy nebyly niceny a ably
! jei;ch prislusnici mohli ziti Ii
votem lidi.
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WSSl y ',l:;'' s JWssl (! ! 5; 81
Namitka.

Strycek: "Musis dychati no.
sem, mile dite. Tim zpusobem
hreje Sc vdychany vzduch!'
Synovec: go strycku, ia ne
mann takovy We! Ky, corveny
nos jako ty, aby tolik hra,."
IESs;SMl SSAZ
Dive mouchy jednou ranou.
Navstevnic.e Ok ldomaci pa
nD. "Ty velke vlecky m@ly by
.iz prestati. Hled'te jak Sc V
pokoji zveda prach po radove,
kdyz Sc nese pokojem?'
IWSSHWSS
Vysvetleni.
Soudce Ok cetnikovi): "Vy
lstc pry sam roho muze opil?'
C2tnik: "Ano, pane sud-, j.
mace by Sc medal zatknout.'
Ss.N SSH
Slniila.
Indian (pri skalpovani napa
denGho b9locha): "Ne, co ia
man "a smulu. Dopad jsem o.
pet holohlaveho a ma stara 81
pfeje chundel vlasu -
tSsN F;,!,.1',. Lss!sMl
Backora.
Sluzka (ku cizincD,: "Chce-
te pfednesti nejakou prosbu?
Panl radova neni donna -
SSAISSM
Dosvrzena.
PfitelkynG Vase kuchaTka,
tfeba re dobfe vari, ie pry vel
ka klepna.
PAM domu: ''Zccla spravne!
Ma jenny, ale zly jazykw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
PRlTOMNY STAV' ANGELIC
KENO DELNICKEHO
HNUTf.

Valka neZustala bez vlivu ma
karakter anglickeho delnicke-
no hnuti. Pred valkou politika
trade-unii a tim take delnicke
strany spocivala We dvou hlav'
mich bodech: vysoke mzdy a
kratka doba pracovni. Ia val
ky a zvlaste po uzavrenl pri-
meri k temto dvema bodum pri
druzily Sc jeste jine pozadav-
ky: postatneni dolu, doprav-
Mich prostredku, pudy a velko
podniku, podil delnika ma spra
We a zisku, slovem pozadavky
socialistickeho razu. Ma toto
pronikanl socialistickych my
slenek do ang,ickych trade-uni
/ valka mela ~ovsem podstatny
vliv, ale jest take pravda, re
uz pred valkou tendence k So
cialismu byla u anglickych ira
de-unil patrna.
Vedle rozsireni a prohloube
nj delnickeho programu valka
prispela take k zvyseni bojov-
nosti trade-unii. Bylo by ovsem
ku podivu, kdyby tomu tax ne
melo byt. Avsak pfi vsl te IVY
sene bojovnosti lie konstatova-
tt zdravy smysi angiickeho del
nictva pro veci NONE a dosazi-
telne. Pres to, re stavkove hnu
ii v Angli nabylo v poslednich
trech mesicich nanejvys vazne
no dokonce kritickeho slavu,
v jakem Anglie Sc jeste nikdy
neocitla, bylo by pfehanenin
mluviti nejakem sklonu k bol
sevismu. Tomu Sc prlcl Zdravy
Common sense" anglickeho
delnietva.
Hornlci, jichz jest bezmala
million, podali pozadavky, KITE
re zdaly Sc ma prvy pohled pre-
mrstenvmi a neschazaly hlasy,
mluvici O bolsevismu. Byla u
stanovena komise, by pomery
v dolech vysetrila. Vysledek Sc
tfeni byly tfi reporty: /. "a
Istupcu majitelu do!u, 2. ne
stranneho soudce Sankeyho a 3
zastupcu hornlku. V prvem re
portu SO procent pozadavku by
10 uznano "a opravnene, V dru
hem rs procent a tfetim 100
procent. A veci, ktere phi Wy
etrovanl vysly ma jevo, posta-
Willy cele verejne mineni ma
istranu delniku, zvlaste pokud
Sc tykalO pOstatn6ni dolu. Tri
ctvrtiny pozadavku byly povo-
leny a vlada sllbila o postatne-
nj dolu Timed jednati. TAX stav
ka, ktera mohla miti vazne ma
sledky, byla zazehnana, dix
praktickemu snyslu a iednani
| Fjak vlady, tax delnictva. A ne
nj pochyby, re jako bylo docl-
leno vyrovnanl V tomto nejvaz
nejSlm pripad6, ze bude doci-
leno vyrovnani i jinych pri-
padech.
Ia valky anglicke odborove
organisace velice sesilily ma
poslednlm sjezdu v Derby mo-
hlo byui konstatovano, re pocet
odborove organisovanych do
saht5 milionu; valecny prirn-
sick cini bezmala 2 miliony.
Vyjlmaje pouze stavebni delni
ky, vsecky trade-unie vzrostly.
l Politicky vliv anglickych del
Iniku vzrusta program delni-
cke strany, zvlaste pokud Sc .ty
&C povalecne rekonstrukce, III
: skava stale vice stoupencu To-
no 81 .ie vlada Lloyd Georgeo-
va vedoma, a proto Sc uchazi
o podporu delnicke slrany. Be2
delnictva, anebo proti delhi
ctvu >nelze Anglii vladnouti.
0 to vsak nejde, to Sc poklada
"a vec samozrejmou. Oc jdc
je otazka, kdy Angle bude mi
ii delnickou vladu. Pokud mo2
no z pritomne situace souditi,
doba neni daleka. "JestIizc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
Vyslancc Hodza opusti sve
misto v Pesti. - DIE zpray

y
misto v Pesti. - DIE zprav
prazskych listu opusti Milan
Hodza sve misto zmocn6nce ma
81 vlady V PeSti a re Sc, venuie
nalehave politicke organisaci
Ma Slovensku.
Holcicka. - Kdo by 81 ne
vzpomnel ma Kuneticke hru
hru "Holcicka", lustici zaha-
du srdce dospivajici divky. Ia
hada nerozlustitelna. Dne 4.
dubna vccer skocila V Tschoer-
rerove ulici V Brne z okna by
tn svych roGcu V prvnim po-
school l5leta Marie Rotterova
a paden do dvora t6zce Sc
zranila. Tato 15leta divka 81
4 nest astne lasky.
Usmrcen, ma dole. - V Tel
nici byl hornik Jan Kubernat Il
Chot6sova phi vym6novani vad
nc clcktrickc 'anpy V dole eau
stria" usmrcen elektrickym
proudem. Nest astnik zancchal
po sob6 dive nezaopatrene dit.
ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
MMz HaaEaRm \ Mu MnH
Dr.. j. J. SUVA.

gekaf a ranhojic
QUINCY AV. roh E. 81. ul.
Telefcny.:
Bell, Garfield 1881.
Guy. Princeton 2087-K
Poradni hoeliny:
Od 8 do 1O.hodin rano.
Cd 2 do A hodin odpoledne.
Cd 7 do 8 houin veGer.
V nedeli Cd 10 do II h. rano
Obydli roh Union a e. 12O vi.
Telefon Bell Broadway 1871
Guy. Union 74O-I.
aMsH Ne ssssaEN ~ gaEf f's sss1 sk sg wE M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26

la sobe zahrnovat vsechnN
kneze V republice ceskosloven-
ske, ale brzy rozdelila Sc ma ne
kolik jednot: ceskou, dive mo-
ravske slovenskou. We, SVEN
programu pravi mluvci ceske-
no kleru, P. Kroiher, meZi ji-
nym: "Nas cesky narod je po
tisicileti Ease spojen v jeden
celek, po ctyrech stoletich je
Ease svobodny a svepravny.
Stalo Sc, CO jsme prohlasili "a
projev dejinne spravedlnosti
Boil"
A dale: "Rozumi Sc to samo
sebou, ale povazuji Ia potreb-
no zde to zd6raznisi, ze jsme a
zIstaneme vsrni sve cirkvi a
svemu poslani a to tim spise, ze
ztra.i Sc mas videnske vlad-
nj zbarveni, ktere mas vzdy
rmoutilo a cirkvi v ocich lidu
skodilo. Vzdyt' byli. jsme slu-
by. Rakousko melo We svete po-
vest statu katolickeho, We sku
tecnosti vsak povazovalo cir
kew "a sluzebnici a mas Ia slu-
by statu. Situace nase je obtiz-
ma, ponevadz nyni nejeden ci-
intel bude chtiti ma mas vyrov.
navat ucty Vidne."
Cesky klerus mel pred IA
lety tez Jednotu, ale tehdy j
rozpustRi biskupove. Pro dnes
nj pomery jest pfiznacno, re a
nj jeden biskup Sc nepokusil ne
co podobneho uciniti! Cleny
Jednoty jsou skoro vsichni ces.
skoslovenSti knezi, az ma jiste
lprislusniky fadu. = Progra'
mem vsech tech Jednot jsou re.
formy. Ty ovsem jsou bud u
mirn6ne neb radikalni. Radi.
kalni reformiste zadaii: cirkev
mi autonomii (knezi Dr.. Choc
a DIR. Svatos), upravu liturgi-
lcke reci, ktera die jednech ma
byti vyhradn6 Goska - i pr.
msi sv. = die druhych pull a
pul (knezi Jan BeneS, basnil
a kn6z Xaver Dvorak) zruse
mi zakazu pohfblvani ohnem
(Xaver Dvorak), zdobrovolne.
mi nuceneho coelibatu (Jaro'
slav Vlasak, Josef Pospisil). Il
pravu breviare (Xaver Dvo
|rak), revisi reholi (Jos. kus
|ka). Vudcimi osobnos mi ,
tomto smeru jsou knezi: Kroi
her, Zahradnik- Baar
|Zizala a X. Dvorak. - Hnut
reformni jest nejsi.nejSi V Ce
chach. Ma Morave proti n6ml
stoji lidova strana (byv. kat
inarodni), &C i V nj jsou mnozi
kterl s opravdovymi tendence
mi souhlasl (na pr. spisovate
Karel Dostal-Lutinov).
Proti raformistu n stoji kla
stery a vySsi hierarchie. z kla
sternich predaku pouze DIV;
hodnostove sympatisuii no
vymi smery: rajhradsky opa
Sup a premonstrat ministr Ia
hradnik.
Jake stanovisko vIci. TOM
zaujima Rim? = Pred mesi
, Gem byl V Cechach vidensk
nuntius msgr. Valfre di Bon
20. Konferoval vladou, HE
rarchii a reformisty. Reformi
/; stam pry rekl, ze svata Stoli
&C vyjde vstric pozadavklm &c
; ske lidu az ma celibat. V tor
bodu pry Rim NIKDYneucin
ustupku.
Ztravil jsem Cechach ii
, tydny a V tom case sc pOkusi
vystihnout, co mozno, nejne
sTann6ji min6ni vSech kruhl
, konservativnich i reformnicf
Miuvil jsem muzi tax vazny
mi jako je opat Zaoral, kano
mix DR.. Ant. Stojan, a. ma dru
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

length. These were turned out at the
rate OF perhaps 100 a day if no other
work was in hand. The delight of
the chief carpenter was therefore
great to find in knocking in the head
OF keg to find the nails of remark
ably uniform size, indicating the best
OF workmanship and material as well.
I'VE were in luck, deacon,"h Q re-
marked to one of the trustees who
was present to receipt for then ails.
"for these be Spanish nails made at
Toledo, Spain, and very like they
were taken from some Spanish ship
by a sea rover" He then began to
beat in the head Of another key and
soon uttered Jan exclamation Of
great establishment. "These be not
nails deacon" he gasped, his eyea
Eulging out of his head. They were
not. The key was full of Spanish
dollars to the brim. $50 see Master
Thomas" the deacon remarked,
quietly. Suppose you. head up that
key again and I will call a meeting
OF the trustees to discuss this i'm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23
THE KEG OF SILVER DOLLARS

In my home church, the North
church on the public green in New
Haven, Conn.,, there is a very quaint
and beautiful baptismal service set
Of solid silver and no less quaint lis
the tale of how the old church came
by it. 1t was during the year that
York town fell that the trustees OF
the church decided that the frame
building must have some repairs and
sent off an order to Boston for six
kegs of nails. In the course of time
the kegs arrived on one of the large
and slow-moving freight wagons of
that early day, and these were duly
delivered to the carpenters. Nails
i'll those days were scarce and hard
tc procure. Each nail was hand made
by the blacksmith in his idle time OF
other work. And so, of course, were
not very uniform as to size and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23
MASTERS SALE

Under and by virtue OF final decras rem
dered by the Honorable John s. Edwards,
Judge OF the circuit court for Polk county,
Florida. sitting in chancery, In certain
catlse therein pending wherein G. B. Zewadski
Is complainant and W. X, Zewadski, Jr-, and
Whittepore. married woman, and G. n,
Whittenfore, her husband. and D. W. Ross are
defendants, I, D. o. Rogers, Special Master
In Chancery. will sell at public outcry. to the
highest and best bidder for cash, within the
legal hours Of sale on the first Monday In
September, A. D. 1919, the same being the
LIST day Of said month, in the front Of the
cou house door In Barlow, Florida, the
following described real property, situate, ~
ing and being In the county Of Polk and State
Of Florida, and more particularly described as
follows:
Lot "A" Of Block Is, Of Munn's Survey Of
the City Of Lakeland. less ten (lO) feet Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

One Of the daintiest frocks of the
season is the first model in check
taffeta. The extended front of the
waist gives the latest in panel ef-
fects, while a new note is added to
the arrangement Of the satin belt.
The skirt is plain and gathered at
the top. Collar and belt harmonic.
while the vest is of white gauze. Me-
dunn size calls for 3N yards 36-inch
taffeta with u yard satin.
White serge Is delightful made up
after the second model, especially If
trimmed with finely tucked black sa-
tin. The neck in square effect, short
sleeves and uneven peplum are de-
tails that lend cachet to the design.
Medium size requires 4 yards 4S-inch
serge, with 1 yard satin
First Model: Pictorial Review
Blouse No. 1875. Sizes, "a to "A in.
ches bust. Price, rs cents Skirt No
1857. Sizes, "a to 80 inches waist.
Price 20 cents
Second Model: Dress No 1894
Sizes, "a to As inches bust. Price.
rs cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

portant matter. We must write to
the Boston merchant concerning it.
The meeting of the trustees was duly
held that very day and long and earn
est were the arguments that took
place. What was the proper course
for them to follow? Should they SIM
ply write the Boston merchant that
one of the kegs had been found to
be full Of silver dollars. The church
at this time was poor in purse (but
Tot today and the Connecticut Yam
kee deacons were Yanks to the bone.
1t was most obvious that the Boston
merchant had obtained the kegs in
some unusual manner and it was
logical assumption that he had paid
for them on a nail value basis. AS,
he had sold them. Then uprose one
who might have done mighty things
had he lived century and a halt
later. Let us write what he said to
this merchant Of Boston town-sim>
ply the facts that there was an error
in the shipment and so they did. In
time came the merchants reply. He
had bought the kegs from a privateer
man; that they were sold as bought
and that no mistakes could be recti-
fled. And there is no doubt that
the deacons chuckled somewhat dry
ly as they ordered the silver dollars
OF Spain melted down and cast into
that fount service, which can today
be seen in my home church.
Truly, W. S. B.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

1t is quite mistake to suppose that
all c"ntipedes have a hundred legs.
The name is misleading. The most
common variety usually have thirty
four, but there are other species with
as many as, 100 or 200 legs.
Forty years ago Japan had only one
newspaper; now 1t has several
thousand. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

the South side Of said lot, as the same ap-
pears Of record in the public records Of Polk
county, Florida
The said property being sold for purpose
Of satisfying the said final decree entered in
said cause and all costs.
Dated this LIST day Of August, A. D. 1919
D, o, ROGERS,
9442 Special Master In Chancery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

HANDY MAN-White or colored, who
is handy with all kinds of tools,
especially with carpenter tools.
Call 1912 South Florida avenue.
Ask for Teddy. 1851
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA.-N
CHANCERY.-Gladys Walker vs.. stephen
Olin Walker.-BILL FOR DIVORCE.
II appearing by the afndavit OF the solicitor
for complaint In the above stated cause that
stephen 0lin Walker, the defendant named IN
the bill OF complaint, Is a nonresident of the
State Of Florida and resides at Eastman. In
the State Of Georgia. -
That there Is no person within the State
OF Florida, the service OF q subpoena upon
whom would bind said defendant. and that
the said defendant Is over the age Of tyenv
one years; II is therefore ordered that said
resident defendant be and he Is hereby
required TO appear to the bill Of complaint
hled in said cause on or before Monday the
6th day Of October, A. D. 1919, otherwise
the allegations Of said bill will be taken AZ
confessed by said defendant.
It Is further ordered that this order n.
published once a week for four consec,,t,vs
weeks In the Lakeland Evening Telegram. :
newspaper published In said county and
State u
This September sth. 1919.
tSEAL) n A JOHNSON
KELSEY BLANToN, eOuiA
Solicitor for Complainant aeas
In former times Sandwich Island
widows had their husbands names
tattOoed on their Tongues
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

FOR RENT-6-room, modern, unfur.
nished house. Phone 305 $3.50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

LOST-Car license 4439 D. Finder
please return to Telegram office
and receive reward. 9679
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

FOR SALE-Conover Piano; good
condition. $3.50. Terms. Apply 21s
South Tennessee avenue. ssS2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23

WANTED-4 gallon milk cow. Ad-
dress COS Stella avenue. $3.50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-23
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The sun., 1919-05-28
JERSEY WELCOMES
TROOPS WITH BOMBS
Several Hundred Are Fired to
Show Joy Over Return
of Soldiers.

Five troopships, including the Italian
liner Europa and the Fabre liner Roma,
landed at this port yesterday 1886
soldiers of Uncle Sam. More than half
the men aboard the Europa come from
New Jersey. and they were vigorously
welcomed by steamboats, filled with en-
thusiastio Jerseymen, who also fred
several hundred aerial bombs to accen-
tuate their feelings.
In the overflow Of rapture one of the
welcomers waved himself overheard
from the steamboat Tourist. He Gained
the fears of the folk aboard by SWIM
ming around and saving his hat, while
they cheered. Tho Tourist put back and
picked him UP and dried him out In
the engine room.
Capt d. A. 8. Robertson of the l47th
Pursuit Squadron, officially credited
with downing thee German planes, re-
turned on the Europa, with Lieut..
Thomas Crocker Of Boston, member of
the Ninety-fourth Aero Pursuit SQUAD
ron. to which Capt. Eddie Rickenbacke
the great American ace, belonged. AL
most all Of this command are on the
other side awaiting transportation.
+. Eastman Of Rochester, head of
the Eighteenth Photo Section, on his
way to Washington. said that photog-
developed by war conditions as aerial
navigation. Great strides had been
made In color photography and In tire
handling Of Aims to prevent wastage,
Prof. Roy Alleood. in by the Roma,
retold the story Of the rising Of Egyptian
tribesmen at Assault. in March. He was
Instructor Of Science in Assault College.
The British, French and American Off,
ers. civilian residents and a small troop
of native soldiers held the tribesmen OF
until airplanes from Alexandra dropped
ammunition into the fort and also de-
moralized the besiegers by bombing
them. The besieged held out and finally
gunboats came up the Nile with rein
forcements.
The 505th Engineers Service Bat
talon. first of its kind to enter che
war zone in France, returned on tho
Roma. in command of Major Harold
Langille. lumberrnan Of Portland, Me.
The battalion built 600 miles of railwa y
In France and was cited for vaior IN
the St Mihiel drive for maintaining tile
road. constantly under shell fire, in
condition For the passage OF artillery.
Joseph p. Grove, X. Of c. secretary,
returned with one leg, the other having
been blown of last October while he was
crawling over NO Mans Land carrying
cigarettes, candy and chewing gum to
soldiers In the trenches.
The transport Santa Barbara, which
came up early in the evening. inspired
the Jersey throngs Of welcomers to pyro-
technic as well as bombs and whistle
blowing The Jersey shore seldom has
been 80 noisy and spectacular. Most OF
the Jersey soldiers were in the sanitary
field hospital and ambulance companies
aboard the Santa Barbara.
I The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm brought
the 3<2d Field Artillery. so officers and
1857 men. and the 16&th Artillery Bri.
gade Headquarters In command of Brig
Gen. e. T. Donnelly. who was also trooI
commander of the ship. The troops
were chiefly Of the Eighty-ninth o.
"Sunfiower" Division and were wei.
coined at the pier by Cows. McKelvey o,
Nebraska. Allen Of Kansas and Camp.
bell Of Arizona. The 342d Field Artil.