davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
PRCDAM prave dostaVen,

PRODAM prave dostaveny
dunn 0 5 syetnicich, koupel-
nou a Sc vSim zaTizenim els.
1868 Coath Ave. Musi byti
proda pod cenu z rodinnych
zalezitosti. Haste Sc V elsie
1211O Farrigton Ave. 5-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
PEkNY DOMEK "a S2e

PEkNY DOMEK "a S26OJ
IA splatky pro mensi rodinu s
Totem We predu, ktery Sc hOdi
pro obchod, "a Huck Skolou Il
z. 40. ul. Vcela Realty /. Co.,
5T33 Broadway. 5-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
Pfelozil j. KS.

"Pane markyzi! Jste We ve-
likem nebezpeci, ze budete po-
stizen velkym nestestim. Da Sc
vsak jeste odvratiti a ia vam
budu pri tom napomocen, po-
ctite-li mne svoji ddverou. Mo-
hi byste mi dovoliti rozmluvu?
Budu vas ocekavati ma upati
zficeniny "a svitani v prdvodu
spolehliveho sluhy. Jest-lize Sc
tam dostavlte, verte nebudete
toho litovati. Vas odda.ny Ma
tyas Bernou'
'Matyas Bernou?" zvolali o.
tee syn spolecne.
"Obsah tohoto listu jsem 81
vepsal v pamet', po,nevadz v
dousce byl jsem zaprisahan, a.
bych pri sve slechticke cti jej
roztrhal, aneb spalil, jakmile
jej prectu. To jsem ucinil. Cas-
ne z rama, drive nez Sc zamek
probudil sci jsem k dostaveni-
cku. Matyas sedel tam v ma
lem vozicku. ktery byl strkan
sluhou. Jakmile mne spatril ky
inul lined sluhovy, ably odesel.
Nase rozmluva byla kratka a
zapocala temito slovy:
"Dekuji vam pane markyzi,
re jste prisel."
A nyni jsem Sc dozvedel, re
jeho patron, Vilem Lureau skou
Pill veshere me dluhy, pokracu-
je V krtci praci, kterou k vetsl
jistote pred kazdym tajil, take
pred svym radcem, Matyasem
Bernou. Maize ddveru k svemu
okoli chte svuj umysluskutecni
ii We vsl tichosti sam. V podve-
Ger bitvy vstoupily mu rdzne
pochybnosti ma mysl. Chtel Sc
otazati, zda-li jeho pripravy
odpovidaji zakdnitym a pra-
lvnim ustanovenim. Proto hovo
il vcera Matyasem O SVEN
ajemstvi. Advokat musel mu
lati sve dobrozdani. ValeCny
,lan Lureauuv naplnil Maty-
yse rozhorlenim.'
Rysy obliceje markyzova u
1azovaly oSklivost mad tim CO
Jypravuje, a zrak jeho upiral
,e ma Jiriho, jakoby vycisti
htel jeho nejtajnejsi myslen-
KY.
'Pravda, je zcela jednodu-
ny prostredek dostati Sc z IT,
| meme.
Suma pGldruheho milionu by
itacila by Vilemovi Lureau by
a schlazena zaha. Tuto sumu
nne Matyas Bernou nabizi, o.
Sem oklikou V podobe vena
nladeho, hezkeho dobre Wy
hovaneho devcete, jez je hod-
10 ucty a lasky. Stava Sc ze z
)aziny vyroste nejkrasnejsi
lvetina. Presazena do jine pu-
| ly, uchvacuje pax svoji vuni.
| % tomu rikas, hochu?" tazal
! c markyz hocha primo.
| Jiri sklonil bezdeky hlavu.
| "Jsou nadeje Bernouovy o.
,raVneny?" zvolal jizlive mar
| syz. "Proto tedy tax nahla Ia
iba pro Normandii?'
'Nerozumim vam, prosim a.
| by jste Sc zretelneji vyjadrl,
nily praujce," odpovedel Jill
live.
| 'Budu strudnym muj synu.
| Nenalezis k nam, Jifi, jsi tax
: fikaje d'Aygues-Vives, a lide v
1raji vidi V tobe pristiho Ia
| neckeho pana. Byla mne mi.
4 mysleinka, ziskati te cele pre-
i mas, ale to je jen sen, jenz SC
2 aevyplni, ponevadz mole ubo'
( ha Celesta viditelne schazi a '
4 dobe vaznych starosti prichaz
: nicemny skrabak akta, jenz S
: pomohl k penezum tisici pode
= zrelymi akty a pravi:
Il 'Jsem vam dobry pane mar
4 kyzi a budu vas chraniti ab,
,vas vaseho sidla nikdo nevy
Il hnal. Mole dcera vsak must b!
n ii zenou pana Jiiiho Bois-He
=, | low, x,oSobo rTiS%ibo 1SJ;oo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

zove rozpraveli, nacez klicnik
odesel, dvere cely opatrne "a
vTev.
Kdyz jenkins odesel, pustil
Sc Lomax patrnou chuti do
vecere. Navecerev Sc, posadil
So ma loze a jail Sc premitati.
Hodina mijela "a hodinou,
al uderila jedna. Lomax Sc
vzchopil, otevrel zinenku a Wy
nal z nj dlouhy provazovy ze-
bfik. z jineho ukrytu vyhal
svazek klicu.
"Za penize clovek i sibenici
unikne," zabrucel.
Bee nejmensi nesnaze otev-
rel mrizove dvere sve cely ma
cez octnul Sc ma chodbe, do niz
Sc vsecky cely otviraly.
Chvilku stal a poslouchal.
Kdyz bylo vsude ticho jako V
hrobe, kradl Sc po spickach k
tfeti cell, v niz byl veznen
Crestline.
"Baj dzov! pravil sam u Sc
be u dvefi sc zascaviv. Proc
bych nenel vysvoboditi Glove
ka, ktery mne tax napadne po
doben jest. Asi prilis upejpa-
wynn nebude, kdyz Sc odvazi
vloupati Sc do banky. Mohli
bychom spolu uzavfiti spolek
"a kirk vsadim, ze by mas ra-
memo spravedlnosti tax brzo
'nezasahlo, nebot' jak snadno
bychom mohli dokazati alibi.
Pokusim Sc o to. Jen aby byl
.chlapik ten S tim srozumen."
Illus, hus!" VIDAL Lomax.
Vezen sebou ami nepohnul.
"Ma 'tvrde spani; ien ably Sc
mi podafilo jej vzbuditi.'
Ma to pristoupil k lozi a hma
tai ro spicim. Ruka jeho do
tkla Sc obliceje - jako led stu
deneho.
"Pro ziveho boha!" zvolal
Lomax septem, "ten clovek je
mrtev!" A jelikoz plynove svet
10 z chodby do cely dosti svetla
vrhalo, moEl 81 LomaX tvar je
no dosti dobre prohlidnouti.
"Jaka to neobycejna podot
nost!' septal, patfe s uzasen
Ina tvar zdanlive mrtveho vez.
me. Mohl bych prisahati. ze hle
dim ma sve vlastni telo. -
Nam vytecny napad. Proc
by nemel predstavovati mne:
Ne1i mic snazsiho."
Toto rka, jail Sc svlekati
[ Crestlina, nacez ,iej do svycl
ia sebe do .ieho satu oblekl
Kdyz TO st'astne proved, cho
pill Sc no a zanea jaj do vlast
mi cely sve, liz peclive zavrel
i Ma to special dlouhou chot
bou k mrizovym dverim, We
doucim do prostranIle sine
Kdyz tyto dvefe ac vetsir
namahanim nez dvGre cely
byl' otevrel, vklouzl do sine
, Zbyvaly jen jedlny dvere, je
t otevfiti musil. | to Sc rnu pc
, daTilo - nacez SO octnul v
, dvore vysokou zdi obklicen6 I
|, Pc prvnlm metu provazov
zebfik hreben zdi zachytl; me
isl dvacet napocltal, vySplhs
Sc Lomax nahoru a timz zpi
/ sobem po druhe Srane doll
do ulice.
i "Ondrej Lomax je mrtev
y zabrucel sam k sobe, ga Hen1
v Crestline podnikl zdareny
q tex z vezeni."
Toto rka, special co mol
- pustou, temnou ulici.
y KAPITOLA vi.
v chorobinci.
J. Tehoz dine, co Ondfcj II
max zdarily lltek z veZeni ps
!. inikl, lezela v zenskem oddel
i chorobince, prislusiciho
kafske skole baltimorske pa
% Crestline-ova, jsouc Ma smrt
mOcna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

PRODAJf Sc kozene zidlic
ky a houpaky, vse zachovale.
Haste sc v elsie 3341 E. 48 ul.
v Zadu. 5-l7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

PRODA Sc jednorodinovy
dun sesti svetnicich. kou-
pelnou blize- Engel Ave. a
Broadway. HoJove 100000 a o
statni die ujednani. Tez mann
'dvourodinnovy dunn ma E. LOG.
ul. blize Union Ave. dole Jest
5 svetnic, nahore ctyri a kou-
pelna dole nahore, ulice dla
zdena a zaplacena. Hotove
$500. K doptani II JOS. j. Stup
ky, 1853 Broadway, Tel. Union
764 l.. SIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
kAPITOLA V.
Utek z vezeni.

Zatim co LomaX o SVEN pra
yd6podobnem osudu pfemyslel
ze Sc totiz nejspise na Sibe-
nici ociti - vessel Jenkins, nam
jiz znamy klicnik do jeho &C.
ly, prinaseje vezni veCeti.
"Nuz, Oldreji, jak sc vede?'
tazal Sc no klicnik.
"Vytecne, zna nenite; isem
tax st'asten, jako ia nejvetsi
slulecnice."
"Vy jste vesely chlapik, On
dreii," pravil Jenkins, obdivu-
je v6zne. "Skoda vas bude,
zhoupnouli vas re Sibenice do
nebe5ke slavy. Lepe by "a smrt
sluSela Crestlinovi, ktery jake
budiz k nicemu cdy den ma
jednom flaku dfepi a ami slova
nepromluvi.'
"Ano, tyz.'
"a jest tomu V pravde tax,
lie JIG mna az k nerozeznani
podobe1?'
"Ano. Ziev nejpodivuhodn6j
81. Co ziv isem tax napadnou
podobnost nevidel. Clovek by
mohl prisahati, lie on jste Wy q
W ze jste on
"Podivno, velmi podivno!
praviI LomaX spiSe k sobe nei
ke kiiGnikovi.
Ma to oba Sc Ma chviIi ia
mlCeli. Posleze pravil LNnaX.
"Kde ze Sc ieho celia nacha
zi?"
"Tfeti Cd vasi.'
con sc vloupal do banku, N
nlliz pravda?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
EEZDETNf MANZELE. hle-

dali menSi slusny byt aneb do
mex sam sobe. Nechte adre-
Su V adm. t. |. 5-l9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

PRODA Sc dun pro jednu
vetsi rodinu "a mirnou cenu.
Haste sc v elsie 1916 Ange-
lus Ave. v Corlett, blize b.
131. ul. 5-20
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

PRODA Sc detsky kocarek
jako novy, velmi llevne. Haste
Sc V elsie 1894 E. 113. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17

pSZen uVfnl Sc Ild lOZe. Aud
10 Sc, re mu vse lhostejno. Uply
nulo nekolid dni a ami ziva du
Sc nepfisla po v6zni Sc poptatl
a MIN promluviti. On oceka-
val S duverou, re a3pon ona pfi
jde, ably iej potesila a posilni-
la, lee nyni na,lllzel, ze Sc V
nj klamal.
"Jak jsem il miIoval," pra-
vii sam k sobe; "krev srdce sve
no byl bych "a nj prolil. A jak
ona sc mi odsluhuje?! Patrne
.mne zavrhla. Jaky blahovec
jsem byl, ze jsem veril v odda
most vernost zeny!" =
Nebylo divu, re Henry MAZE
Sc cd vseho sveta opustenym a
cd vlaslni zany, jiz tolik milo
va, pro niz Sc otcem rozesel
a liz nesmirne sve bohatstvi o.
betoval, ma cely svet zanevrel.
Co dite byl Henry sixteen
podivnou nemoci. Temer kazde
no mesice upadal do tvrde
mdloby, z niz nekdy den, diva
ami ami tri neprocitnul. Dospi-
vaje nebyl jiz TAX castym "a
chvatum podroben; nekdy do
stavily So dvakrate, pozdeji jen
iednou "a rok a cd te DOLBY co
byl zenat, nem6I je ami jeden--
krAje. On obycejne nekolik no
din drive citil, re Sc zachvat
dostavuje.
Dnes citil cd tri let ponej-
PRIV, re ma neho prichazl. Mohl
ma to upozorniti kicnika, ale
neucinil tax, jelikoz mu ma zi--
vote zhola mic nezalezelo. Pral
81 smrti blizici sc zachvat mu
byl vitanym.
Natahl Sc ma lozi SVEN a nez
bys napocital deset ztracel We
domi a V malo mi1utach byl V
V tvrde mrakote ci jak Sc fika
zdanlive mrtev.
Asi tri cely date nalezala Sc
celia Lomaxe, clovGka velmi
zlocinnGho, ktery pred malo
tydny V iedne krcme nej-
chradnejsi mysli do smrti popi
chal.
Jelikoz nebyl opily a jelikoz
dale zavrazdeny soupef, jemuz
ostatne nekolikrate pred tim
smrti vyhrozoval, zadnou I'd
minku k tomu zlotinu nu ne
zavdal, mOhl ma jiSto ocekava
ii, re siber1ice iej nemin,a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-17
v chorobinci.

Tehoz dine, co Ondrcj Lo-
max zdarily ,ltek z veZeni pod
nikl, lezela v zenskem oddelc-
/ chorobince, prislusiciho le-
karske skole baltimorske pani
Crestline-ova, jsouc Ma smrt ne
mocna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
WOMAN SLAIN
Wife Shot and Killed by Burglars
Stare Proprietor Ayers

oCrTc ITLpTaet1S itNSh9
,Glassboro, N. j., July 24.-Mrs.
Clara SAILOR, 25 years old, wife Of
Charles SAILOR, proprietor of groc-
ery store here. was shot and killed,
and her mother, Mrs. Mary Torsky,
was wounded here shortly after two
o'clock yesterday morning.
Charles SAILOR, husband of the
slain woman, was asleep in an ad-
Joining room. He says that he Crap
pied with the intruder and they eN-
changed shots, none of which took
effect. The shooting and screams
of the woman aroused the neighbour
hood.
Physicians were summoned mad
pronounced Mrs. SAILOR dead from a
bullet wound through the right lung.
Her mother in law had bullet in
her right armr hut the wound IS not
dangerous. The older woman told
the officers that she was certain
that there were two burglars in the
loom where she and her daughter
slept.
Mrs. Sabor, according to this
story, sprang at one of the men ant
rrappled, with him. He flung hel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
PROFESSOR WARNS SWISS
Prof. Nippold Holds Hollweg Guilt
est Criminal and Wants
z Guilty Kent Out

est Criminal and wants
r Guilty Kept Out
Geneva, july 24-Prof. Nippold,
a prominent authority on interna-
tional law, holds that the former
German Imperial Chancellor DR.. Won
Bethmann HolFweg is the, guilties Of
a.. vsr criminals, more than the
Kaiser and the German generals"
Tie warns the Swiss government not
:. slow Hollweg and arhcr Ger
mans responsible for the war to en-
ter the country.
Switzerland now harbors six Ger
mans wanted by the allies, among
them Crown Prince Rupprecht, OF
Bavaria, Grand Admiral Won Tlrp1tz,
Count Won Berchtold and Herr Bern
stein.
Many Austrian. Bulgarian and
Turkish former ministers also are n
Switzerland, most Of them under
false names to avoid detection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
GEORGE H. PRIMROSE DEAD

San Diego, Calf, July 24.-George
H. Primrose, famous minstrel, died
here yesterday, following a severe
illness that began one month ago. he
was born in London, Ontario, &c years
ago. A widow and brother survive
him here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24

hy room whasrjs. he J said he had
fought with the burglar. but none Oh
the money was taken.
The Sailors had been married Tor
fine years. Mrs. SAILOR was a
young and handsome woman. Inc
two, according to neighbors, got
along excellently. They had mres
children, two boys and a girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24

off. and then shot her. The bullet
entered her right breast, severlng
one Of the large blood vessels. She
fell back on the bed and died III,
Mrs. Torsky then closed in with
her daughters murderer. She Crap
ned with the man, and before nc
could shoot again grasped the hand
in which he held the pistol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24

Coroner : j. T. Potter said this
morning that he had beep unable 20 !,
find any sign, that a burglar had
:! sasof 'E safd that oily thing lie
missed was 4 COLA Watch and chain
He had a roll of. bank notes amount
ing to more than $500 in the rock-
cts of his trousers, which hing IN
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

Yes, Alfred, the butter of
courtesy should be THO XII y
spread upon the bread of indie
pendence.
And every man has a right to
his own opinion so long as he re-
mains a bachelor.
You should practice self-denial
by denying yourself the pleasure
of saying unkind things about
others.
Silence gives consent-yet
when a young man proposes he
naturally prefers that the girl
in the case should say some
thing.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
MANY a fisherman waits

Many a fisherman waits with
baited breath.
Uneasy sits the tooth that
wears a misfit crown.
A mob always thinks with it's
sympathy, never with it's reason.
Ever notice that most of the
things you are prepared for neg
lect to happen?
It's surprising how many
otherwise sensibly inclined men
believe in signs and omens.
The fewer confidential friends
a woman has the happier she is
bound to be.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting of
the shareholders of the First
National Bank of Cottonwood,
Idaho will be held at the office of
said bank on Tuesday, the Is day
of January, 1920 at 10 o'clock
a. m. Dated this 3rd day of
December, 1919.
Geo. NJ. Robertson, Cashier.
1876
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

Tip Top" makes more loaves
of better bread than other flour
on the market. 24-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

John Hanley -----.-----.---.-. 4 BIS
Grade students having high
grades.
Seventh and Eighth grades.
10 BIS Grace Morton.
8 BIS Nellie Bennett, Hilda-
garde Oldham, Clarence Peter
son.
8 BIS Memo Manwaring, Mar
garet Simon, Raymond Minis.
7 BIS Bernice Simon, Selma
Butler.
5 BIS Fern Mcpherson, Bur-
dette Randall.
A BIS Dorothy Jessup, Helena
Hamlin, frankie Stephenson.
Fifth and Sixth grades.
5 BIS Irene Simon, Lenore
Minis.
4 BIS Eliza Matthiesen, Donald
Belknap, Ray Reid, Harold Net
eel.
3 BIS Bessie Sager.
. "The charlatan with his con-
ceit of learning must give place
. to the genuine scholar with
sound learning. The pedagogue
with his pedantry must yield to
the simple teacher with rich
. personal power. The vocation
. list must not be admitted with
his cash value doctrine until the
. groundwork of an education has
been laid. Soft pedagogy must
be displaced by a vigorous, self
directed learning process. The
'. temporary, time serving teacher
. must go. The feminizing process,
. by which even male teachers lose
their virility, should cease. Our
watchword should be, profess
sional conduct" -Atlant c
Monthly.
Group consciousness or solid
arity is notably lacking among
teachers. Women teachers fire.
} quently avoid classification as
teachers. In public places they
try to give the impression that
they are not teachers. School
! teacher is accepted as a term of
| reproach. There is no group
pride. Teaching is a temporary
employment to them. 1t fills
the manageable interim be-
. tween normal school or college
and matrimony. In that inter
i'm the attention is naturally
: fired on the main chance. Time
. devoted to professional reading
is reduced to minimum.
Teaching is not a career, but a
vestibule to a career" Atlantic
!, Monthly.
"Has Jim come home from
. school yet, Mary?"
Il think so, Ma'am," said
Mary. ''The cats hiding in the
cellar"
II never saw a woman who
wasn't curious"
"But Pm not the least bit
Then you are a curious
woman"
Beatrice Winner who has been
out of school for some time on
account of sickness has again
resumed her studies.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
SCHOOL NOTES.
(By VIM. A. Lustie)

(By VIM. A. LuStIe)
Nellie Asker enrolled as a
freshman Monday.
Miss Miller, a red cross nurse
has organized two classes in a
course in home nursing, one for
adult women and one for junior
girls. About Is High school
girls will join the junior class.
The class will meet Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
Monthly Report for November
Total enrolment for the month
1875. Total enrolment to date 1875
Total enrolment same month
last year Flu. Average daily at
tendance 117.7. Percent of at
tendance 95.
II. S. students having high
grades,
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-14
Ex.soIdier Kills Self

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it is alleged.
his sweethcart's mother told him he
could not marry her daughter on ne
count of the high cost of living VII
liam c. Doppler. %. an ex-soldier. shot
and killed himself. He was also dis
couraged by his Illness resulting from
Injuries received in France and the re
cent loss Of his position in the Hog
Island shipyards. His sweerheart's
picture was found over his heart.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-14
Bun Foster Out of roun.

Johnstown, Pa.-wiiliam z. Foster,
secretary of the national steel strike
committee, was forced To leave Johns
town, where he was scheduled TO nd-
dress steel strikers. and two other or
ganizers were requested to leave by
a citizens committee. The committee
intends, it is said. to run the organ
izers out of town. Foster left for
Altoona. Pa. Immediately and from
that place issued statement saying
that the ''city police and others took
ii upon themselves to order him out
of town.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-14
Mad Dog Bites Several.

Denver.-Four children and two
adults were bitten by mad dog in
West Denver. Three attempts on the
part OF the police 10 kill the animal
We're made before il was pronounced
dead. Although 1t had two pistol bur
lets in Its brain. the dog continued its
career until a rifle ball ended It's life.
According to Police Officer Ends, who
finally killed the dog. at least twenty
five persons were slightly bitten by
the animal. in addition to those whose
injuries were serious
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-14
use MEN OF A. {. F.
WOULD sIDETRAck UNIVERSAL
MILITARY TRAINING BILL.
HOUSE MILITARY AFFAIRS CON-
MITTEE DRAFT NEW
SCHEME.
Newspaper Union s.r. s.rro.


Washington, Nov. 1T was dis
closed here that ma jority of the mem
hers of the House committee on mill
tary affairs are preparing an army re-
organization bill which ignores the
principle of universal military training
reserve army of l.000.Oo0 who had eN-
perience in the late war.
The plan. which is now being draft
d into bill form by the majority Of
The committee. while stanch advocates
of universal military training nre still
confending for recognition. embodies
the following outstanding features:
A regular army of 2s9.0o0 officers
and enlisted men.
United States army made up from
men honorably discharged who saw
service or had training in the war with
Germany and the National Guard OF
the several states.
An Increased officers reserve corps.
Consolidated and independent mill
tary and commercial air service.
Separate and individual tank and
chemical warfare branches
Consolidated transportation service
separate from the quartermaster's de-
parrmenf.
Officer promotion in the regular
army from single list and by selec-
lion.
Line officers as chiefs OF the various
arms of the service.
A general staff college through
which officers must pass before detail
10 the general staff
Members Of the committee say that
the sidetrncking of universal military
training in the formulation of this bill
Is made necessary. because they be.
lieve to make an issue of 1t mt this time
IN the committee would result in its de-
feat. Only seven members of the com
mitfee. il is declared. are ready to vote
for universal training at this time as
Il part of the national defense system.
Besides these seven members. 9th
ers of the committee are said to hold
the view that universal training Will
come ultimately, but that Congress is
not now ready for it. For this reason
they hesitate to incorporate it in a
bill as coming from the committee
But this course, it is declared. will
not prevent the issue from getting
before the House, because earnest ad-
vocates of the system are certain 10
inject 1t on the floor as an amend
ment to the committee bill If that bill
comes from the committee as now
outlined. No final vote in committee
has been taken.
Representative Kahn. chairman of
the House committee. is directing the
formulation of the new bill. and is
supporting the provisions which will
be offered as substitute for univer-
sal training
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-14
$50 AUToCRATic AS TO STAG
GER THE HUMAN MIND
SAYS COUNCIL.
CHARGE BAD FAITH
GOVERNMENT PREPARES FOR
FIGHT TO FINISH ON COAL
STRIKE.
western Newspaper Union New. service

Western Newspaper Union News servic.
Washington. Nov. f0.-Holding iha.
the action Of the government in in
junction proceedings against striking
bituiu.nous coal miners 10 be so au-
tocratic as 10 stageer the human
mind the executive council of tll,
American Federation uf Labor de-
clared in IL statement issued after n
four-hour meeting, that the miners
walkout was justified. promised for
the strike the entire support of organ
zed labor and asked aid and indnrs',-
lnent for Ii from the general public.
The Lever act. under which the gov
ernlnent acted In the court proceed
ings. never was enacted to apply To
workers. the council asserted. and lis
use against the miners was cla>spd ais
'an injustice not only to workers. bui
10 all liberty-loving Americans" The
action was taken without the partIci-
patton of William Green. general sec
reiary of the mine workers. who is n
member. bur all the remaining prlnci-
tlon OF Labor were present The couu.
ell had been hastily summoned 10
gether, and the atement which for
mulated It's action was carefully re-
vised and rewritten by Samuel Com
pers and Frank Morrison, president
and secretary, respectively, of the
federation
The council in its statement pre-
sented at length the history of the
negotiations which led up to and pre-
cipitated the coal strike. declaring al
most In the first sentence thar the
Officers of the United Mine Workers
did everything in their power 10 avert
this great industrial struggle"
The statement characterized the
action as "invas'on of the rights of
Miners Intended to starve the min
ers into submission by cutting off
their strike benefits, and demanded
the withdrawal of the Injunction Sc
cured Saturday at indianapolis Ito re
store confidence In the institutions OF
our country and respect to courts"
BY all the facts in the case the
miners strike is Justified" il conclud
ed. I'VE indorse it, We are con.
vinced of the justice of the miners
cause We pledge to the miners the
full support of the American Fedora
tion of Labor and appeal to the work
ers and citizenship of our country to
give like Endorsement and aid to the
men engaged In this momentous
struggle.