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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18
ASK WILSON TO
PUT HIM OUT
Postmaster General BurlesOn Seems
to Have Slipped His Grip ON
Popularity
ASSOCIATED Press)

Atlantic City, June 18.-A resolu-
ton asking President Wilson to re-
move Postmaster General Burleson
from office was adopted unanimously
today by the American Federation of
Labor in convention here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18
JERSEY COW FOR SALE

Will be fresh in few days with
second calf. Price, SIS.
z. C. Chambliss & Co.,
6-18-tf Ocala, Fla.
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SUMMER SCHOOL

Mrs. Wesson will open a summer
school Monday morning, June %, at
the high school building at nine
o'clock. 1857
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

We now have on hand a big supply
of BEGGARWEED AND SORGHUM
seed. The Ocala Seed Store. Phone
ABS. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

Doon't forget to call No. SIG at No.
III West Broadway for fresh meats
of all kinds. fish and oysters In sea-
son. VIII open June 21st. j. d.
IDawkins, manager. 16-12t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

Our new line of Bathing Caps has
arrived. Some new shapes. Stop and
see them. Anti Monopoly Drug Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

Just in, Lord Baltimore Paper in all
colors, so cents the box at Gerig's
Drug Store. 28-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18
ALLIES PREPARE
TO ADVANCE
Seems to be a Safe Bet Now that the
Huns viii Refuse to
Sign

Coblenz, June 18.-(By the Asso
ciated Press. characterization of al
lied troops preparatory to advancing
further into Germany if Germany re-
fuses to sign the peace terms began
today throughout all the occupied
area.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

No appetite? Then take a bottle of
PEPTONA. Only one dollar at Gerig's
Drug Store. 28-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

Go to the filling station for your
gasoline-and see what you get.
6-1O-tf AUTO SALES co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18

Go to the filling station for your
gasoline-and see what you get.
6-10-tf AUTO SALES CO.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-18
TEUTCNs AGAINST TREATY

Weimar, Tuesday, June 17-(By
the Associated Press.)-No state
ment has been issued by the German
cabinet on the allied reply to the
German counter proposals, but the
Associated Press learns that senti-
ment in the cabinet is almost unani-
mously against signing the treaty,
the only objection being the possi-
bility of Bols1evism and chaos in
Germanu
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ITALIAN SHIP WENT UNDER

Messina, June 8.-Twenty-three
persons, including Commander Bru-
nelli, superior Inspector of the min
istry of posts and telegraphs, are
missing from the survivors of the
Italian steamer Citta Di Melano,
with sank yesterday on the rocks
of the mort hcoast of Sicily.
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ARMED INTERVENTION

Copenhagen, June 18.-The amend
ed peace terms have aroused a senti-
ment of growing impractability in
Germany and armed intervention by
the Allied is regarded as inevitable,
according to the Berlin correspondent
of the Politiken. The socialist news
paper Vorwaerts of Berlin says it ex-
poets reopening of hostilities as
soon as the seven days granted Ger
many to make reply have expired.
THEY HAVEN'T SUFFERED
The Fremdemblatt of Hamburg,
says it learns the allied terms have
caused great excitement in Eastern
Germany, where the population is
ready to reopen the fight.
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Small want ads. win sell big things.
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Weather Forecast: Partly cloudy
tonight and Thursday except probab-
ly showers extreme south portion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-24
PO PODEPSANi MlRU.

Zovati O naSi narodni eXlSten-
ri O naSem budoucim pome-
ru k Nemerku. Uvahy, oprene
o nasi historic, uvahy cerpane
re zkusenosti teto valky, zkou-
mani dnesni politicke situace
muze nam docela jasna flci, ia
ky pomer musime X Nemecku
zaujmouti. Tento pomer musi
byti urcovan nasledujicimi fax
tory.
1.) Vstupujeme jakO samo-
statny stat samostatny narod
do Ligy narodu, jejlmz Gle
nem Nemecko jeSt6 neni a do
niz bude pripusteno jen ma "a
klade budouci sve politiky. Mu
sine Sc tudiz divati ma Nemec
ko zaujmouti k nemu pOmer,
jaky Jest treba zaujmouti k sta
tn, ktery nasledkem sve politi-
ky minulosti nemuze bytl ie-
SIC pripusten do Ligy n;rodu,
ale ktery Sc clenem jejim V bu
doucnosti V kazdem pfipade
Stane.
2. Jsme narodem spojenec-
kym .vazani svoji spolupraci
We valce a svoji spolupraci We
ivyiednavani mlrovem So vsemi
nasimi spojenci. Otazka politi-
cke cestnosti, loyalnosti a u
primnosti mas vede k tomu, a
bychom tomto pomeru setr-
vail tim spiSe, ze cely spOiene
cky biloxi vsupuje do Ligy ma.
rodu a je vazan jojimi ustanc
yenimi.
>. Vine re, velci spojenci, ze
jmena Amerika, Velka Brita.
ME coz zvlaSt6 zduraz
nujeme - take Francie nama
il naprosto zadneho umysll
hnati mas do nejake neustupnt
sti do nejakeho nepfatelstv
proti Nemecku a &c Zejmcn;
nemaii V umyslu pouZivati Ma
, lako nastroje proti nem 3ckc pc
, litice. Muzome klidem kon
statovati, re MAJOR Ameriky
: Francie a Anglie jest iplne to
= tony S nasim; jest urcoval
snahou vytvoriti k Nemecku t;
= kovy pomer, ktery by pine ct
. povidal zasadam yyiadrenyn
, aktu Ligy narodu. Staci pro
- studovati jcii smlouvu, staci p
chopiti politicke principy, KITE
re .isou nj ulozeny a mas pc
: m6r k N6mocku jest Tadne W
A jadren.
/ A. Prakticky to pro M
znamena, pon6vadz jsme n
! meckem uzavreli vlastni smlo
= WI .iako vsichni spoienci, l.
e musime zaujmouti k nemu Sta
: novisko. ktere nam nafizuj
i podepsana smlouva. Muslin
j 81 dale uvedomiti, re hlavl
0 na5i zbrani proti Nemecku BY
T. la vzdyckv nase korektnost. y
i ctivost uprimnosl We vsec
: vztazich, loyalnost politice
: v prostredcich, jakymi jsnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-24


Mir 1>eiiieeNeiii 'e'' pooe
psah d ouSieohs ''i'o 'Nf'N"',
SC uz olles oiliSuo i'ie Il A'''eei y"
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oou eii'l'' oooi Ae'i A" "HN''
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ze 20 'elc"i %'' ne " - W.
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ience k rcvidovani aspoh ne
ktcrtch ustanoveni mirovych,
abv dosahli zmirneni podmi
mex no dobr6m Jest dulezito,
abvchom bvli ma tuto politiku,
iciiz symphony isou liz dnes
patrny. pIipraveni.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-24

re evsntuelne proti nemecke
nlu nasili. Tutez korektnost,
poctivost a loyalnosl muslme c
sv6deiti i v okamziku, kdy pu-|
'jds 20, abychom 81 vynutAiI
pine provedeni mirove smlou-,
IVY.
,]inymi slovy mas pomer k
lNemecku bude vyjadren takto
iNemecko bude uskutechovatil
'podminky miru, podepsaneho
We Versailles, ponevadz tim od
cinuje zlo ,ktere jeho politika
pangermanska vyvolala. kcrt,
rektne, poctive loyalne bude-
me siati ma vyplneni onech pod
.minek .ale mic vice. Budeme Sc
snaziti v duchu smlouvy Llze
.narodn zapominati toho, CO Sc
v teto valce stale, po jistou de-
bu budeme zustavati korrek.
nj a loyalni reserve pax po-
'stupem DOLBY, podle 1oho, Jak
nemecka politika bude Sc uplat
novati proti nam, chceme Wy
tvoriti korrektni a poctive VITA
hy k nemecke fisi. Pratelstvl,
Iktere mas polio k spojenec-
kym zemim ktere mas speciel
ne poll k Francii ma jedne sra
ne a k velkym anglo-saskym
mocnosuem ma strane druhe, leI
zarukou, ze V souhlase Zejme-
ma tez anglosaskymi mocnost
mi budeme moci vybudovati
svuj pomer k Nemecku ma pod
Iklade naproste korrektnosti a
loyalnoSti. Neni zadne pochyb
nosti ze uzke a intimni nase
vztahy k dneSnim spolencum
: nesmi byti tim nijak dotceny a
: lie vSeobecna orientace nasl
G politiky nejen dnes, ale ami V
e budoucnosti nemuze Sc odchy-
: liti cd teto vyznacne linie. Dlu
G zno ovsem mlti ma pameti, re
q V kratke dobe budeme muset
u vytycit take svuj pomer k Ru-
81 sku. Ma uzemi nasem budou Sc
k totiz vzdycky sbihali tri velke
proudly: vliv zapadni, vliv ger
J. mansky vliv rusky (slovan-
d sky.) Jde o to, abychom dove
2 dli techto til valkych fakto-
o ri, svetove politiky vytvoriti
l. prostredi, We kterem bychom
u sc nes,ali nikdy nastrojem ne
&C ktereho z Mich, We kterem by
T.. chom dovedli uhajiti sve vazne
"a dulezite postaveni, vytvorit
j. 81 viastni politickou intelektu.
e. alitu, vysokou kulturu stal
il, sc skutecne svymi. Musime s
~ dobre uvedomiti tyto tri vliv,
le a tuto nasi evropskou - re
xii bychom svetovou posici
O. Nase politika nikdy nesmi "a
RI pominati. ze ie jen vysek em pC
70 litiky evropske, musime byt
n; stale pametlivi sveho mezina
f. rodniho postaveini a reSiti vse
H. chny nase problemy a tudlz
a. problem vnitrni politiky toh'
r. to mezievropskeho a muzem'
"a rici svetoveho hlediska. kazd,
4 jine chapani nasi po!itiky INA
40 mena upadnouti do byvaleh,
rakouskeho roZvratu mali
chernosti.
a To jsou hlavni pouceni, kite
" Va nam plynou podepsani We
q saillskeho miru. Pro mas MIN
;lu to Jest treba miti jeste ma pa
no nett re Sc uplatnuji v Meme
wi ku snahy pro decentralisaci
ma osamostatn6ni nekterych cas-
4 rise namecke. Porynsko che
90 byti samostatne, snad HanC
,n- Yer zejmena jizni Nemeck
w. stavi Sc proti Prusku. To by {
to- vsem melo velky vliv ma otaz
an ku rakouskou a eventuelni pr
IA potent Rakouska k Bavorskl
od Soucasne durazne konstatuje
I'm me, re V Polsku bude dlouh
ro- neporadek, disorganisace a n
30 ujasnenost V pomeru k Meme
o. ku, k Litve k centralni Evr
4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-24

0RGANISACE zamsstnancd Cleveland
Telephone Company jest TAX silnou,
ze mdze zaruciti clevelandskemu obyva-
telstvu dobrou telefonni sluzbu vzdor
vsem pokusiim vyvolati jejich fadach
stavku.
Clevelandske obyvatelstvo uznava ol<ol-
most, ze spolecnost neprestala slouziti ami
"a stavkovnich nepolkojd. Pocity jedne
casti verejnosti byly dobre pomocne
tax tomu jest nyni Obecenstvo, jsme
tomu jisti, bylo by zajiste shovivave, kdy-
bychom byli donuceni k nekterym ONE
-zenim. Jsme radi, ze nebylo toho feba
re jsme ma celou prihodu byli pripraveni.
Jest vsak uspokojenim, ze mizeme vde-
KEN Sc zminiti prizni verejnosti a SYM
patiich projevenych "a obvykle dobrou
sluzbu, zacez dekuieme.
Stalo Sc tax proto, ze armada telefonnich
pracovnil<d jest sborem vycvieenym yer
nym. Cd pripadu k pripadu, zastavilo jen
20 procent zamestnancG praci, >vetsinou
mimo jejich organisaci. Stavkou byla vel
ka zodpovednost uvrzena ma zbyyvajicich
80 procent ale tato byla vyvazena du-
chen, zpisobilosti. Tyto nesldamaly
"a jeUch pornoci bylo nam mono dati
Clevelandu to, co cd mas pozadoval -
SLUzBU.
Cleveland dlu1zi Jim vdek toto otiskuje
Sc, ably mesto 81 uvedon1ilo, ze zdstali YER
nj sve praci pine loyalite, dobre dolxo-
male. Chceme tez Cleveland uvedomit,
re jsou organisovani ze test Sc dplnych
pray ma vyrizovani vlastnich svych zale-
zitosti jakoz We SVEN pomeru vicci spo-
lecnosti je zamestnavajici, ze jsou spoho-
jeni st'astni We sve samospravnosti,. L.
stavene sobe samymi pro jich dobro. A
TAX ami stavka Sc vsim svym zlem svou
neprriijemnosti j provazejici, nemohla po-
rusit s;lnou pasku demokracie vzajemne
je pojici, kterouzto pasl<u sami sobe H.
tvorili.
Jc potestelny fakt prncipu kteryzto fakt enodu-
chost cini nase zamsstnance tax silnym Cleveland
nalezl ej TAX vykonnym dobs potizi. Prncipem je
organisace zamsstnanci teefonG mali dokonacu
gansac Organisace ia je tax plna, re kazdy zamsst-
nance byf meme vyznaeny dosshne svych pracovnich
prav nahodile snad porusenych kerezto vyhody tyka
tez veskerych nasich operatorek.
Neni Jim prac pfekazeno naopak je Jim vsemozne po-
mahano ku dosazen uspokojen stesti SVEN povola-
nj. Unie? Nasi zamestnanci mohou a hlasi Sc k uni
die vastniho prani, nejsou Jim edy prekazky cineny
nen vilci MIN predsudkl Ia nynesiho lee ryche mi
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statesmen to sell an automobile neceysitJ:
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PORTERS.

The Hecht Co. require the
services of porters; perma-
nent positions. Apply
Supt.. The Hecht Co, 9TH
st. bet. f and F.
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ADVERTISING MEN for 6rst-class publica-
ton :; liberal commissions: old-timers rejected.
800 Riggs Once bldg, to pm.
APPRENTICE on oxy-acetylene welding; mnst
know how TO drive Ford car. NJ. NJ. Cole
man. 2O5 18th st. NV. :r's
APPRENTICE BOY or steamhtter's helper.
1922 18th NV. 500
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SALESWOMEN Experienced
on coats, suits and gowns per-
manent positions paying liberal
salaries. Erlebacher's, 1910 F
st.
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Gardner. wife of Lieut.. Gardner. L.
S A, and their son Earl. jr.
Dr. Morgan Otterback and family
will occupy Mrs. Enright's cottage
and have as their guests for the week
end Mrs. Sarah Walker and Mr.. A. G.
Hurdle CO Chicago. III.
Misses Pauline and Edna Meitz-
Ter. Ethel Lyons. Thelma Gun
nell. Elizabeth Engle. Alice Har-
baugh and Ethel Humphrey. employed
at the liberty loan annex. have taken
the ia Da cottage for the summer.
Mrs Edna Wren is chaperon. Their
guests during the week included
Messrs. Daniel Wren. Samuel Marks
and sons. Fred Blank, Fred Har-
baugh. j. +. Harlan and Aloysius
Burns. United States Medical Corns
Mrs Mary r. Stephenson mad as
her guests for the week end Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles klopfer mo-
tored to the beach from Washington
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schenchs at their cottage on
Bay avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Wakefield of
Washington. u. G.. and Watertown.
" Y. are occupying a pleasing camp
on Charleston avenue.
Miss Annie Wilson of Washington.
u. c.. was a guest at the Bide w ee
cottage the past week.
Mr.. Long, Andrew Bow and son OF
Portsmouth. y H.: Richard Bell and
Misses Pearl Fletcher. Margaret Jones
Mildred Carey and Sylvia Scheff are
with Mr.. Bell in his cottage on Bay
avenue.
Mr. Walter cogswell has purchased
the idyl Hour. on the bay front, and is
making extensive improvements.
The Misses Olive and Ruth Tram
nell are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.