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PRO ZLATY POKLAD CES.
KOSLOVENSKY.

Vaclav Baumgartel, stribrny
retizek; Karel Kratochvil stri-
brne hodinky a ctyri zlate pr
steny; Karel Dolezal, ctyri stri
brne plaste k hodinkam, 2 zla-
te prsteny, 6 zlatych kouskG.
S diky kvituje JOS. Masek.
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ZAHADNA VRAzDA.
3 - aA-

Mount Vernon, III. - PAM
Laura Neavillova zemrela v
zdejsi nemocnici ma rany, ,ktere
utrpela Cd skupiny muzu, KITE
II obklopili v patek v noci Ne
aville1v dunn a strileli okny do
vnitr. John w. Neaville, jeji
muz, byl vazne poranen pri
tomto tajemnem dtoku a je We
vaznem stavu v nemocnici,
kdezto John Mabry, 7lety
vnuk jejich jest tez We vaznem
stavu, nebot' mu byly prostre
leny ODE nohy. Tajemna strel-
ba vzrusila cele okoli. Theo-
dor Bolen, blizky soused Nea-
villdv jest We vezeni jako po-
dezfely z vrazdy, ale odpira
svoji dcast a dGkazy proti ne
mu jsou ciste okolnostni. Bole-
nova 12leta dcerka pravf, ze
jeff otec vzbudil il v patek v
noci, kdyz opoustel ddm a byl
venku nejakou dobu. Myslf Sc.
re nejmene diva muzi s1castnili
Sc dtoku, protoze byly naleze-
ny strely RUNE velikosti.
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CHTEJf VYTL.AClT CESTI-
NU A JINE JAZYKY ZE
SkOL VEREJNYCH 1 SOU
KROMYCH.

Zakonodarna statu Illinois
zabyva Sc pfitomne predlohou
zapovidajici vyucovani kazde
jine feci mimo angliciny We
skolach verejnych i farnich.
Zakaz tyce Sc i Destiny a Illi-
noisky senat navrh ten jiz
schvalil a nynl o mem rokuje
nizSi snemovna. Pfedloha ia
mi:
l. sekce: "Budiz rozhodnu-
to lidem statu Illinois, zastou-
penem We vseobecnem shro-
mazdeni, re zakladni vyucova
ci rec We vsech odborech obec-
nych skol, verejnych soukro-
mych a osadnich, jest pouze
rec anglicka."
2. sekce: "Jakykoliv tired
mix verejne skoly, superinten-
dent vefejnych skol, ridici u
citel aneb ridici drednik nebo
hcitel jakekoliv soukrome sko
ly nebo osadni skoly, ktery do
voli neb vyucovati bude We Sko
ZACH pod jeho spravou anebo
We kterych on sam vyucuje, Wy
ucovani, jez by nesouhlasila $
|timto ustanovenim, ma byti vi
men Spatneho chovani a po do
kazani jeho prestupku ma byti
|potrestan pokutou ne meme
|nez 500 a ne vice nez $780,
Chicazsti Cechove a Slovaci
bez rozdilu politickeho nebo
|nabozenskeho presvedceni po-
slali do zakonodarny zvlastni
delegaci, ktera proti dotcene
|pfedloze bude professional.
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RONDY SVOBODYA
VALECNE SPORENKY.

kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Pfineste je k
Simonovi - reispolehlivejs jsfmu sTnenar
niku. PIC Lenox Bldg. 2. patro, ron
vych 3. ul. a Euclid Ave-
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PRESIDENT PRY ODVOLA
VALEcNOU PROHIBICI.

Washington. - Obiha zde
Zprava, ktera vsak neni potvr-
zena, ze president Wilson v
kratke dobe odvola valecnou
prohiibci, ktsra nastane dne /.
cervence, jak ma die zakona
k tomu pravo. Zakon splnomo
cnuje jej, odvolati valecnou
prohibici v den, kdy bude anne
ricka armada demobiIisovana.
President odporucil We SVEN po
selstvi kongresu, ably zakon
ten odvolal, ale prohibicnici
jsou pfilis SLIM a nenf made
je, re by to kongres udelaNt
General March, nacelnik gene
ralniho stabu nedavno prohla-
sill, re vsichni muzi, draftova-
nj vsichni clenove plukG mi
licnich jsou jiz ma ceste z Fran
Gle. Zbyva tam jen vojsko pra
videlner a to neni ''mobilizo-
vano," nebot' slouzi trvale a bu
de slouziti po valce. Mokri
tudiz pravi, re by mel presi-
dent pravo prohlasiti armada
"a "demobilizovanou" cimz by
valecna prohibice padla. Kon-
gresnik Fitzgerald z Massa-
chusetts pravil, ze die zprav,
ktere 81 opatril, bude demobili-
SAGE vseho vojska, ktere bylo
povolano do sluzby pro val
ku, hotova dne IL. cervna, je-
ste drive, nez "valecna" prohi-
bice v platnost nastoupi. Mokri
vedle toho tvrdi, re president
bude povinnen jednati die vo-
jenske fraseologie. Podle te,
jak stoji We vojenskych zako-
mech Spoj. StatG, "mobilizace"
znamena "soustredeni vojen
skych sill pro aktivni operace v
poll" Nyni, az Sc posledni draf
tovani vojaci domG navrati, ne
bude nikdo moci mluviti o mo
bilizaci'.
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co RADl Bella KUN AME-
RICkYM KRAJANUM.

Budapest, Uhry, 19. kvetna.
(Postovni zprava.) = Bella
Kun postal nasledujici posel-
stvi Uhrdm v Americe: "Pa-
matujte 81, ze V Uhrach vyde-
lali jste 300 korun rocne, kdyz
jste rolnicili. Proto jste Sc wy
stehovali, a nejlepe poslouzite
zdejsim svym bratrim, ucinite-
Ii Americany bolseviky.
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PROTOKOL

2 fadne schuze Patronatu Ces.
Ned. Svob. Skoly ma zap. stra-
ne v Ces. Sini Sokol. Po zaha-
Jeni schuze precten protokol
re schuze minule a bez oprav
prijat. Taktez zpravy PIP. uci-
telu pfijaty priznive. Ma to
cten dopis cd riditelstva Sine
Sokol, v nemz oznameno, ze "a
propujceni zahrady k detske-
mu vyletu nutno zaplatiti SIS.
Dale ctena zprava cd Ceskc-
Americke Matice Skolske, KITE
raz seznamuje mas Sc smutnym
faktem, uzavrenim nasich ces-
kych Svob. Skol We statu Ne
braska z vladniho narizeni.
Podobne narizeni ceka staty O
statni proto jest ma mas, ma
vsech fadech a sborech ces-
kych, by proti nasilnosti tako-
We nejake kroky Sc podnikly.
Doufejme, re ujmeli Sc zalezi-
tosti teto "Ceske Narodni Sdru
zeni'', mdze byti vse jeste v
cas- odvraceno. = Dale zvolen
z pritomnych obetavych ces-
kych dam a panG, vybor pro
pristi detsky vylet, ma %. Ger
vna zahrade Sine Sokol, a je
jen ocekavati jak Sc strany ro-
dicu ditek ceskou skolu ma
vstevujicich, tax veskereho oh
canstva zap. strany, by necha-
Ii videt hojnou navstevou, re
neni Jim lhostejno, uschnouti-li
ma ceska vetev v Americe.
Pfijem We schuzi "a mesic
kveten 1852, vydani $3.50.
Fred A. Mucha, tajemnik.
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KONFERENCE CESKOSLO.
VENSKE RADY.
K ceskoslovenskym legiim
ma Sibiri bude vyslana deputa-
ce z Ameriky.

V zasedacich mistnostech Ce
skeho Narodniho Sdruzeni v
Chicagu konana konference &c
skoslovenske rady, ktera v So
be pojf Ceske Narodni Sdruze
nj, Svaz Ceskych Katoliki a
Slovenskou Ligu a pod anglic-
kym jmenem Czechoslovak
Board jest jakymsi lrednim re
presentantem techto teles, "a
dobyti svobody zemim cesko-
slovenskym zapasivsich. Sch1-
re sucastnili Sc mimo chicaz-
ske cleny rady take nektefi Gle
move mimo Chicago, jake pan
prof. Simek re statni iowske
university, pan Albert Mama
tel z Pittsburghu. Predsedou
byl pan prof. Simek, ktery v
zahajovacim proslovu vyslovil
poteseni, ze mGze uvftati ma
schulz vzacne hosty z Czech,
pany redaktory Cervinku a
Smejce, kteri byli pritomnymi
radostne pozdraveni.
We schIzi byla probirana
"a posledni obdobi a zejmena
CO nutno ciniti v nejblizsi bu-
doucnosti. Bylo take jednano
postaveni ceskoslovenskeho
cinnost Ceskoslovenske Rady
vojska ma Sibiri a zejmena je
no touze po zpravach vlasti,
cd ktere jest jiz tax dlouho cd
louceno. Bylo shledano, re bu-
de nejlepsi veci, kdyz z Ame-
rlky Sc ma Sibir vypravi depu-
tace, zastupujici vsechna til
tklesa, z nichz sc Ceskosloven-
ska Rada sklada k nj Sc pfi-
poji redaktori Smejc Ger
vinka. Ia Svaz Ceskych Kato-
liku pojede pan Straka, "a Slo
vaky pan Zak, reditel Slovan-
ske Tiskove kancelare We Wash
ingtonu a "a Ceske Narodni
Sdruzeni redaktor Josef Marti
mex Clevelandu. Kdy vypra-
va vyda Sc ma cestu, jest o.
vsem vecl dosud nerozhodnu-
tou, nebot' jest nutno vyriditi
tolik zalezitostf, zajmena OBJ
starani cestovnich listin, re me-
lie urcitosti dobu odjezdu
stanoviti.
Deputace tato bude sc snazi
ii, ably zivym slovem pGsobila
ma ceskoslovenske legie a je
pOteSlla.
Ma zadost zastupce Sloven-
ske Ligy pana Mamateje bylo
usneseno, ably Ceskoslovenska
Rada konala dalsi svoji schdzi
dne 21. t. m. v Clevelandu. By
Ia take projednavana otazka
Zasllani DART zivotnich potreb
do ceskoslovenskych zemi a u
sne3eno, ably DIR. Smetanka wy
dial Sc bezodkladne ma cestu do
New Yorku, kde bude dohlize
tt ma vypravu zasilek, ktere
budou dopraveny druhou po-
mocnou lodi. Prva pomocna
lod' jak znamo, byla vyprave-
ma jiz pred 10 dny a blizi Sc
jiz takrka k mistu sveho urce-
nj, Terstu.
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WS,s!:ll M.SS
SBfRKA PRO CESKOSLOV.
SIROTKY.

Opravci klub Buckeye $1,000;
tentyz klub "a obsazeny obraz
pres. Masaryka, darovany p. E
Horaketm, vyhral p. FIR. Hajek,
2939 E. 81. st. $3.50; Miloslav
Ditrich $1.OO.
S diky kvituje JOS. MaSek.
MS,!sl EW:S'!S Y S.!
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ZLATY POKLAD cESKO-
VENSKY.

vlasti nadSeni obetavi kraja-
ne odevzdavaji stTibro a zlato
pro zlaty poklad ceskosloven-
sky. V Ceskych Budejovicich,
byvale baste nemecke, jest ia
kovy naval k pokladnam Ces-
kobudejovicke zalozny, re IL
rednici nestaci zlato a stribro
pfijimati a Is 1rednfkG po ce-
IL den jest zamestnano pfepo-
citavanim a balenim penez: Ia
jeden den bylo slozeno u teto
zalozny ctyri a pul metrickeho
centu stribra a zlata.
Zde v Americe bratri Slova-
ci pred casem zahajili sbirku
drahych kovG pro ceskosloven-
sky poklad a ucinili We smeru
tom znamenitych uspechG.
Do dfadovny Ceskeho Narod
niho Sdruzeni mnozi jednotliv
ci prinesli hodinky, fetizky, ma
usnice prsteny, poskozene i
Zachovale.
Jest zajiste mnoho krajanu,
kteri mali donna RUNE stribr-
ne anebo zlate predmety, jichz
,nepotEebuji, ponevadz jsou
bud mody, anebo poskozene.
Takovych veci vyhodit jest sko
!da, ac nejsou k potrebe a bez
uzitku lezi.
Jak mnoho by Sc prospelo
odevzdanim podobnych sper-
XII k ucelu svrchu naznacene-
mu. Jak snadno by ceska Ame
rika do kytice svych krasnych
a humannich cinu pfidala no.
IVY kvet! A to hez velke obeti,
darovanim nepotrebnych aneb
neuzivanych predmetu,. jez
|svuj ukol ozdoby davno vyko
naly a znovu by slouzily k bla
hu a hospodarskemu prospe-
chu naroda ceskoslovenskeho.
Deti V Cechach daruji sve
|drobne sperky, prstenky a ma
usnicky, zeny ceskoslovenske
zrikaji Sc svych ozdob pro do
bro celku, opatrni a sporivi
krajane vytahuji stribrne ko-
runky, zlate mince a pametni
Ip;enize a spolecnym usilim hle-
di podepriti republiku dosta-
tecnym fondem pro ceskosloven
|skou menu. Vedi, re cim vice
a rychleji osvobozene vlasti
pomohou, tim snaze jeji bu-
doucnost zajisti a upevni.
My zde V Americe pomahali
jsme vybojovat svobodu naro-
du ceskoslovenskemu, snazime
Sc pomoci ubohym sirotkum po
padlych bratrich a svym pra-
telum posilame pomoc die sill
svych a citu srdce sveho. Muze
me vsak udelati jeste vice, aniz
by mas to co stale. Kazdy, kdo
mas nejaky stribrny nebo zla-
ty predmet, ktery nepotrebujes
a nestoji ii "a spravku, zbytec
ne tt donna lezi, dones anebo
posli jej do nasi uradovny, kde
Sc ii dostane naleziteho potvr
zeni ma tvuj dar. Pfedstav 81,
ze tebou darovany zlaty kov,
roztaven s ostatnimi darovany
mi predmety a pfetvOfeny v
minci republiky ceskosloven-
ske, kolovati bude ruky do
ruky a hodnotou svoji odme-
novati bude pricineni bratri a
sester We drahe vlasti a prina-
seti blahobyt "a pfestale utrpe
nj, jez Jim bylo zkouseti v do
bach valky a persekuce.
Phi soustavne praci male o.
kolnosti prinasivaji znamenite
vysledky. Proto nikdo nerikej|
"ja tim mym zlamanym prsten
KEN republiku nevytrhnu". Ka
zda malickost pomaha.
Ia Krajsky Vybor C. N.
Sdruzeni v Clevelandu,
Josef Masek.
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PRO ZLATY POKLAD CES.
KOSLOVENSKY.
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabatG a divky ma
stafirovani a prislvanl knofli-
XII. Haste Sc V elsie 3716 E.
49. ul. ??
Evening star., 1919-02-19

peasants, many 81 whom have had lit
tie or no military training. It has
been estimated at about 100000 men.
1t is compelled to hold no less than
five fronts, that Of Poland and Lithu-
ania, including the Baltic provinces !;
that Of Archangel, that Of the Perm
sector west of the Urals, that of the
southeast, comprising the two Cossack
regions, and that Of the Ukraine. If
the estimate of 100000 men is doubled
it viii be seen that the bolshevik forces
are sparse for such a large task. A
million men would be small army
to hold such an extended line. Moth
ing is known as to the size of the vari-
Gus anti bolshevik forces The present
situation in Russia is similar to that of
Germany and Austria before the en-
trance in war of Turkey and Bulgaria.
The bolsheviki hold an interior position,
with all the advantage of communica-
ton and with the opposing forces sep
arated. Nevertheless complete mill
tary encirclement would not prove n
difficult task, permitting an effective
cooperation of all the anti bolshevik
factors
Evening star., 1919-02-19
The Next Loan.

IF a tentative agreement reached
yesterday by the House ways and
means committee regarding the fiota-
tion of national securities is adhered
to there will be no such loan tins
spring as was contemplated. totaling
five or six billion dollars, running for
an extended period and carrying
comparatively high rate of interest.
Secretary Glass had asked for author
itv to fix the rate of interest and other
features of the next loan. The House
committee declined TO grant this au-
thority and favored, in preference to
such loan as the Secretary had pro
posed. the issue of short-terni notes,
maturing in from one to five years, IN
four classes. with interest varying ac-
cording to the degree of immunity
from taxation.
Secretary Glass announces that what
ever the form of the loan there Will
be an intensive campaign for ITS mo-
tation this spring, to begin not later
than April 81. He holds that the I'M
perative requirements of the Treas
ury cannot be financed without such
campaign, and that the victory lib
erty bonds or notes should be dis
tributed as widely as possible among
the people
Under the present legislation the
Secretary has the authority to issue
Iong-term bonds up to five billion dol
lars at the rate of AZ per cent inter
est. AMI it may be decided that this
will be the form of the new issue
The maturity period may be shortened
TO increase the attractiveness of the
bonds to those who may be styled pro-
fessional investors. Some doubt, how
ever. has been expressed whether
414 per cent issue of large size could
be fioatea by popular subscription,
with bonds of the earlier issues selling
CONSIDERABLY pelo" P1it III tA'S ma M =
The tentative decision Of the House
committee on the subject is, of course,
not final. The House itself is to have
a voice on this subject and the Senate
may vote adversely to a House decision.
Should the session pass without action
there Will still remain. as stated, the
possibility of a Al per cent issue un-
der the earlier authorization, leaving
the matter of future loans to be de-
eided on by the next Congress.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
The Regular Army.

Yesterdays action by the House in
agreeing to the Senate bill restoring
the system of voluntary enlistments
and in eliminating from the appro-
priatiun bill the provision for enlarge
ment of the Regular Army to 500, 900
men means that so far as this session
is concerned the Regular Army estab-
lishment of the United States on a
peacetime basis will be limited to 49,
900 men
It does not follow, however, that this
is to be the fixed policy of this gov
ernment in respect to the size of the
Army. 1t does not in the least preju-
dice the case OF American participa-
tion in military operations abroad IN
der the operation of the league of ma
tions. should that international organi-
zation be formed with the United
States as member. Congress is now
legislating for the permanent mill
tary establishment on the basis of pre-
sumptive peace, regardless of any pro-
posal for an international league.
Should the league plan be adopted at
Paris and accepted by the United
States this country will conform to
the requirements as established by the
executive council of the league and
the league itself in the matter of
American armament.
Nor does yesterdays action imply
that the American armed force is to
be at once reduced to the Regular
Army basis of 175,0o0 men An
amendment to effect the rehabilitation
of all the forces enrolled under the
selective draft law by the lst of July
next was ruled ont of order and the
expanded army system will continue as
long as the necessity requires.
Thus Yesterdays action may be in
terpreted as refusal of the House,
in agreement with the Senate. to un
dertake at this time to establish new
permanent army basis, without knowi
edge of the conditions which will gov
ern the matter Of national armament
and military preparedness following
the settlement at Paris. Should con-
ditions arise later requiring a larger
army than 17J,000 men it is not to be
doubted that the permanent establish
ment will be enlarged As the case
stands the legislative action now taken
NAV be regarded as a declaration by
the Congress as at present constituted
in favor Of the earliest possible return
to the pre-war basis.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Memenceau's Escape From Death.

/, This mornings news from Paris
seeHing of the attempt to assassinate
$Premier Clemenceau is shocking re-
sminder that even in these days of
peacemaking crime and violence are
not lacking. Little is known at pres
ent- regarding the motive for the at
tempt to kill the French premier The
man who fired the shots was at once
larrested and had on his person papers
tinGcating French origin. Belief,
,however, is expressed by the police
sAnthorities that he is Russian.
Clemeneeau by his vigorous attitude
an matters of French politics, his un-
eompromising patriotism and his es-
lpousal of measures in the past when
Int the head of the ministry has in
tkur1ed many enmitieS. He is as bit
fezly hated by some as he is ardently
tAdmired by others. There are many
femceivable motives for an assassin
Ieesking his removal Some of these
tGrow out of the war, others may be
hreaics of earlier political issues in
: France.
. It is a matter of international re
joicing that the attack upon Clemen-
ceau failed; that he was only slightly
wounded. Naturally to man of his
I advanced years the shock of a wound
is severe. and he may not recover as
readily from his injury as would a
younger man. But Clemenceau is a
man of great vigor and sound health
! and little fear is expressed regarding
/ his survival of this attempt upon his
life.
should the assassin be in truth a
Russian, as the police suspect. il be
comes evident that the bolshevik Grim
inals are aiming their blows beyond
the bounds of their own country. They
are certain to have recognized in Glenn
enceau an implacable enemy. He has
been an advocate of direct action for
the solution of the Russian problem.
Proof that this is Russian plot
against him would be certain to react
against the bolshevik organization at
Moscow, both in Russia and elsewhere
The Russian people cannot be wholly
ignorant Of the fact that had it not
been for France responding in 1914
instantaneously to the requirements of
the alliance between the two countries
Germany would have swept into Russia
with an overpowering force and quick
: ~ brought that country to the point
Of subjection-
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Bolshevik Defeats.

It is indicated in some dispatches
from Paris that the commission which
is now considering the Russian ques-
tion Will make one further effort to
secure acceptance of the Princes Is
land conference plan by the anti boil
shevik elements, and that failing sue
cess In that direction it will recommend
the drawing of a military Gordon
around the area controlled by the boil
shevik forces, coupled with the ex-
tension of material relief. Obviously
this situation cannot be neglected
with only one actual move at solution.
1t demands some sort of treatment.
II the reports from three of the
areas of present military activity in
Russia are correct the bolshevik army
IS not to be greatly feared as an eff
fective force. In the Ukraine several
severe defeats have been inflicted upon
them, in the neighborhood of Kiev,
lately abandoned by the Ukraine gov
eminent, and in the eastern portion.
where several towns have been re-
deemed from boishevik control. The
antfbolshevik army under Gen, Dene-
kline has advanced to the Caspian
against bolshevik resistance, capturing
81 600 prisoners, 95 guns and ar
wored trains, scattering an army of
over 100000. Included in the ma
tsrial taken we're railroad cars full of
war material which stretched for a
distance of thirty miles. This victory
will enable Gen. Denekine to go to
the aid of the Don Cossacks, who have
. been holding precarious position
against the bolsheviki for some time
II is officially announced at Moscow
hat the bolshevik forces in the Arch
angel region have retired a consider,
!. able distance under allied American
! pressure.
All Trustworthy reports from Russia
agree that the bolshevik army is Low
in morale and badly disciplined; that
it is composed largely Of food-seeking
Evening star., 1919-02-19
The Strenuous Life.

The Presidents physician, who is
with him, has prescribed rest, and the
President is resting. The time On the
sea, therefore, comes in handily.
Since leaving home Mr.. Wilson has
been extremely busy. Many activi-
ties have filed the two months. Con-
ferences and receptions, matters Off
cia] and matters social; travel, have
occupied him. he has had to prepare
subjects.
Nor has he been out of touch with
home for a single day The wires and
the mails have kept him informed
about affairs in this town, and he has
transacted home business from Paris.
It was probably tired man who
took ship at Brest, and, even after the
rest afforded by the voyage home, it
will probably be tired man who lands
a. Boston.
And then, promptly, Mr.. Wilson will
take up the strenuous life again. A
speech and reception; journey to
Washington; conferences with sena-
tors and representatives about the
league of nations; the state of affairs
in Congress; business on his table
awaiting attention.
And then, after the 4th of March,
will come, either an early extra ses-
sion Of the new Congress, or, as now
planned. a second visit to France. In
either case Mr.. Wilson will, for
months, have his hands full When
the new Congress assemblies it win take
up the large problem Of reeonstrue-
tion; and the President also must give
attention to thxt. A return to France
win mean plunging again into world
Evening star., 1919-02-19
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Ipsol,5sms, and worhine Win hgH spssd
with representatives Of al the lesding
nations shout peace and how to pre-
serve it.
OF q truth, this is the strenuous
life. And there are long stretches of
it. Nor can any Of the matters when
taken up be slighted. All are impor-
tant, and much depends on their set
tiement.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
The Anarchist.

You've got to go, since you have found
No health and comfort in our land
To those who love its fertile ground
You have not lent a helping hand.
The high ideals that men gave
Their hearts to build, their lives to
save.
Prove meaningless to you; and so
One course remains. You've got to go.
You've got to go; since you aspire
To live by words half meaningless.
That serve as fuel to the fire
Whose flames leave hunger and dis
tress.
The honest toiler, small or great,
You scorn as one of mean estate.
Your only friend is hate; and SO
There is no choice You've got to 90.